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New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
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ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS q
Every other hour on the even hour
Leave New York City. 23d 81 Li6'y s.
WASHINGTON. Sl'pers. 11-50 pm L3o ar-1
.WAsH1NGToN. Diner. $50 an 500 an
.WAsHINGTON. Diner. n-5O an 400 IA
-WASHEGTON. BuffeL. 1-50 pm zoo pn
.wAsHINGToN. BGIsi. $50 pm 100 n
sDany. 4
Through Daily Trains TO the West
Leave New York City. 23d ST Lib'y 81,
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. T.5O an 500 ana
PITTSBURG, OLEVEL'D, a5O pm 400 pm
''PITTSBURG LIMIT D. $50 pm 100 pr1
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOUSY. 11-5O pm 1-30 an
GIN. sTL0UIs.LOUIsv., $50 pm SSO Pm s.
House, los Greenwich 81, IS Union square
BrooEiyu; West 2sd 81. and Liberty St
After 8 D n Siespins Car Reservations
s&n9 & LuA iaforInation Tsgarding trsIns. s,to-.
No. Chelsea si4E
n. Y, n. H. & HARTFORD r r.
Trains depart from Grand Central Stations
t2d ST and 4th Ave. as follows for -
69siqn .IoS5 wa ,; NsT od LGnapH T 1fiS
.x.L1 :01. ,ls:OO. II 500. $500 'f5:oAS
..il2;9o P n Vie wtli!nantiss-ttss:S9it WIZ s:Si y
4. n. .II1I2:SO. .u45oo. .iI:Oo 2. n.
White Mtns.. 81. AIbans and ouebec--s
y $40 A NJ, 1890 P. II.
Portland & Bar HarbOr via Worc.-ffS Pm.
I Wor' ster & Fitch. via Putnau1-fS:5O 2. NJ
Lakevtll- & Norf--ff9;OO ~ VI, :s1 2. Ne
/ Ct. Barr. ston. Stockbridge, Lsnox. P1ttss
/ feld-14 .54, $500 A N. 81 20. 1881 P-Az
Ticket oficss az cGrand Central St'n and
c525th St. also at e2as. 100. e1S54 5.wAy.
/ bus Ave-. c649 Madison Ave. c105 u. 125t3
St, 279S Third Ave. In Brooklyn -
Court St, 479 Nostrand Ava. $50 B way.
/ 'DatIy. Except Sundays. fStops at 125ta
| 81. xStops al 125th ST. Sundays only
/ 9Parlor Car Limited fSurday parlor cas-
/ train HAS dining car. cParlor and
\ Sleeping Car tickets also. saturdays only.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

Household, carriage, club and hotel
liveries of the most approved designs.
ready for service or to order.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
Female.

Female.
A.-A--FRE&CH language lessons and
conversation 10 ladies and children at
their residences, by refined Partisan lady.
Nine. Pouy1ebat. 40 East Glst st
SIENOGRAPHER. - Remington operator;
three years experience. thoroughly com
Tet-Ut. capable - handling correspondence;
neat good speilsr. excellent references.
Miss 2 A. 6. 322 Hart st.. Brooklyn
WANTED.-WoTkiaE huuEekeepeT. wages
80 and maintenance. Apply 81 person.
81. Paui's School. Garden CITY. l. I
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

PHYSICIAN S..5,-r- ---------
mousse Or apartment between En+p a1S
evln n sts,' West references required and
E.Len. Z r, $50 Amsterdam ave
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
AfaIa.

JANITOR.-SmslI Swedish family; under
stands steam and hot water supply. Jani-
tor, 43S East 6Sth ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

hAh-NCF.AcTURERs of billiard ana mo, ia
Dles' hlgh grade bowling alley builder,
..HSst pElces- Marx Bros. 2s Union Ssr,1srs'
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

CODORED couple: refined; young; VIII 90
entire work OF country family; $50; good
references. Miss Shea's Bureau. S. z. 42d
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

JANITOR or fireman; first class;
understands pumps elevator. bells; handy
with tools. best reference. written or per
sOnal. Watkins, 245 w. 116th st.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

COLORED GIRL wishes few hours woEs
64th ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
HELP WANTED.
Male
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.

TUTOR.-ozford honors graduate. about 10
terminate private tutorship. seeks re-
engagement; classical scholar: English sub
5ects and mathematics; athlete; Z years
experience; aged 80: American and English
references. Il S. Davis, IS Waverley st.
BrodSuue. Mass
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
BOARD AND ROOMS.

single insertions cents Per .i1'.,,. line, q
-. frsitles advertiser TO have rooms
s-tsred Tor . period Of fourteen Gays IN
~ Tri5uue's Directory OF beslIAD-e
po4-rs Write fer circular
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

REsS.-P-ivate hand laundry d
prepared to 80 fine family washing an6
ironI-g. BY dozen or week: reasonable rafe4
good work l31 East Path at
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

COMPANION.-Widow of refinement and
experience as companion to serni-invalid
OF elderly couple; city or country. Mrs. z.
D. Jones. l29 North 9th ave-. Mount Yer
non, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
u. I cr1-nrnn a -
H L GILBERT A. co
LADIES' TAUnRg

D3sESshAKER. .-CApabls rnsnsr,nr b,nx.
sepeI wants place ia private ,aunily.
-. snopper: marketing Capable. 2s3
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
4 cream IN 40-uuart cans
- no - Gill;
WORK WANTED.

SIENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER -
Aged Is, good knowledge Of bookkeeping;
good position. Albert lockers 2G3 9th ave.
Tel 5S16-Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

.ssk-sshAKER. Experienced; privst.
xo,s- o,sh'l.''es; day o. week. Glover. s2i west
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

BUTLERS, WALLETS English. German
Swedish tall, first class men; city ref
erenCes, also second and footmen; useful
men. Winthrop Bureau. 65 West 2Stn.
Phone IOa2-3Sth.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

JANITOR Understands steam heat does
own Carpentering work. reliable, respect
able cc!Ored man; goo6 reference johnson.
162 ClassOu ave. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

BUTLER Japanese, Industrious. sober
and honest. best reference. Mlya, Al
East 18th 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

years references from Austria Fred,
Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1864 Broadway
BUTLDR.-By young married man; nine
years experience. best references. Will
fam Scott. 2049 80 ave.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received al thelr Uptown
Office. No. 1854 Broadway. between 36th
and 37th SITS, until o'clock D. m Ad-
vertisemeuts received at tho following
branch offices at regular Office rates until
cor. r a3d ST.; 1853 9Th ave, cor. 12th st: o2
East l4th St.; 20 West "a St.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

r,,I information concerning these rooms
,,ev he had. free Of charge, al the Uptown
once q The New-Hork Tribune. 1ooA
S-oadvay. between 36th and SIth sts'
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

LAUNDRESS.-First class; can do shirts
collars and Guns; best references ne oo<
lection 10 the country wages $50 70 So
Flahsrty's Bureau. ass Columbus ave. Tex
781-IliVsr.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-27
BOIL THE ICE CREAM.
State Board of Health Issues Warm
ing Against Popular Summer
Dish.

Des Moines, June 22.-According to
the state board of health, death and
destruction Turk in the favorite summer
indulgent, ice cream. This coming al
most on the eve of the Fourth of July
may cause some commotion in ice cream
parlors. According to the Iowa Health
Bulletin, a monthly publication by the
state board of health, ice cream is a
dangerous thing. The Bulletin states
that cream is excellent for food and is
good for refrigeration, but the stomach
is not refrigerator, and that the CON-
bination called ice cream is not good
thing to put into the stomach, for the
contents of the stomach are not to be
preserved. Therefore" says the
Bulletin, "under normal conditions, ice
and iced foods should not be eaten.
However, if some people are still Giving
to eat and will persist in using this
luxury, to such ones we would give the
following suggestion: Ice cream mix
lures sugar, cream and f1avors) should
be boiled before being frozen. The
boiling sterilizes the mixture, and thus
reduces the chances of fermentation
and consequent poisoning to minimum. >
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-27

Osceola, with about 5000 inhabitants,
is having her principal streets paved.
There is laudable rivalry among the
smaller towns, and if they can not all
suddenly grow into large towns or cit
les, they can all try to be so very clean
and neat and handsome, that it would
be very difficult to decide just which
one ought to be awarded the prize.
The world moves and she moves quite
rapidly. If any one had suggested,
twenty-five years ago, that the small
towns ought to get their streets paved.
and that they ought to get the very
best pavement that money can buy,
there would have been little trouble in
getting the insane commission to pro-
vide home for him. But today the ma
jority of the small towns in the state
have better pavement than some of the
big cities in the state. Burlington
Hawk-Eye.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-06-27
Real Estate Transfers.

from June to June "a, 1907, as reported
by Stephen Varga.
]. A. Brown to L. N. Stephens 10
acres in Burrell ................. s. $50
j. E. Macy to William r. Feight
103 acres in High Point. ...... $3.50
S. c. Wolfe to Nancy A. Robbins
30 acres in Long Creek 900
John Smith to Rachel Bennett lots
in Lamont . $50
William Anderson to Elizabeth
Anderson lots in Lamont 1000
The Federal Land Co. to WA.
Spurrier 120 acres Center. 5000
J. E. Brown to j. S. Butcher land
in Eden ...................... .............. $50
4. N. Hotchkiss to Emma Weaver
land in Garden Grove ............ 7145
]. F. Jones to 2. IS. and Ellen Boyle
lots in Lamont ... 600
Ellen Madison to Todd B. Nichol-
son lots in Lamont .... $50
Levi L. Guthrie to Federal Land
Co. 100 acres in Center 5000
G. L. Munyon to w. A. Ramsey 80
acres in Richland ..... ..... 5000
Isaac Carlile to Ola H. Midgorden
land in Bloomington............. 2975
Nancy Barrett to Mary A. Macy
land in Woodland 1900
Elizabeth Workman to Rebecca
!. and John Kinds land in Morgan 5000
William J. Carney to G. H. and Ida
I, Antilles 22O acres in Long Creek 10000
j. A. Brown to w. A. Ramsey SO
acres in Long Creek ....... 300
G. H. Gunsolley ct al to Ann Han
sen lots in Lamont . 1900
Joseph M. Brown to Mary White
lots in Leon .. - ......... 1927
Mary White to Chas H. White lots
IN Leon.......-.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4OO
Evans and Yingling to James H.
Nickel 100 acres in Morgan. 1000
Ellen Madison to M. B. Nicholson
lots in Lamont .................... 10
G. W. Easten to F.. S. Beach lots
in Pleasanton . ~ 175
w. II. Golfer to Louisa Pullin so
acres in Burell .................... 1400
Come see us next Saturday. Ice
Cream served free. Ladies special.
BowsHER & BOwsHER.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20

dreWs ct al
 N. F. D. x H. Go. asso.. No. r Tishou lagoon, Aug 22 1907 Wm. Me Mauus ct al.
 Conveyances. A W Leopold to Peter Zouras, April 2j, 1905. 10 acres of Hot Air No. and 15 acres of Parnassus group. Bowhead creek.
 A. x. Leopold to Jas. Mantjor May 32, 1905. 10 acres of Hot Air and acres of Parnassus and acres of Har- monN group.
 Proof of Labor. Last Chance. Nome River. J. F. Plein. Advantage bet Buster and Osborne. Eureka on Prospect gulch, r. A. Chase.
 Mountain iVew asso.. miles west of Nome city. T. Kellogg ct al. Watch fraction l.. l.. Solomon river, Ben Swanson.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20

ant moved the court to find in favor of
 the defendant and against the plaintiff for reasons stated and taken down by
 the stenographer, which motion was ovcrruled.
 Joseph Hendricks, the defendant.
 was called and testified in his own be-
 half until 1o o'clock noon when court adjourned until D. m.
 2 p. m.
 McGrath ct al vs. Ruby Boulder q.
 M. Co.
 McGrath ct al vs Ruby Boulder G NJ. Co.
 Whitard vs. Ruby Boulder c. NJ. Co.
 Hnds vs. Ruby Boulder c. M Co. T. NJ. Gloves presented to the court
 an affidavit in support of a motion for continuance after which the court granted continuance for the term with the understanding that defendants in each case pay to plaintiffs in each case the cost plaintiffs incurred by pro- ducing their witnesses at this time amounting to about $7O. Vogel ct al vs. Maryland Virginia Mining Co.
 Calvin ct al vs. Maryland Virginia Mining Co.
 Williams ct al vs. Manryland-Vir- ginia Mining Go.
 On motion of w. H. Packwood a copy of the complaint in case of Gal ' in ct al vs. Maryland Virginia Min
 ing Co. be flied in place of the original which has become lost or mislaid, said copy to be filed nunc pro tune as of date of filing of original complaint. The court thereupon rendered verdict for plaintiff in each case in accordance | iwth the prayer for relief in the com plaint. but awarding no damages in either case, and directed that findings of fact and conclusions of law br pre- pared for the courts signature. Morgan vs. Hendricks Trial rcsum- ed By pernIsisOn of the court A, Nor rison was recalled for further direct examination. Josepht Hendricks was recalled by defendant and identified a | receipt from Scheid X Co. for $l50 fOI boiler which was admitted over objcc- "f plaintiff and marked Defend ants Exhibit ?. On cross examination of witness plaintiff offered in evidence q lease from Hendricks to Morrison dated April 1S S06. which was ad
 mitted overo bjection of defendant and
 marked Plaintif's Exhibit F. John w. Bonnell was sworn and testified for de- fendant after which Thomas J. Du
 gan was sworn, Frank Budke and X Morrison recalled and testified until the closing hour.
 Lane vs. cBrger. X. T. Daly pre- scented a motion for an order shortrn-
 ing time to hear motion for leave to
 file an amended complaint order
 shortening time signed by the court.
 At 5:15 p. III. court adjourned until
 Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1907. at 10 a. m
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20

low Last Chance creek, W. II. Sturtc- want ct aL, Aug. 20, 1907.
 x. F. D. X II. Co asso.. No. below Last Chance creek. C. \. Andrews ct aL Aug 20 1907
 x. F. D x II. C'o asSo No below Last Chance creek Aug 70. 1907 W II. Sturtevant ct al.
 N. F. D. X H. co. asso., ON. !, bet Last Chance and Argrc creeks. Aug. 21 l9O7, C. 4. Andrews ct al.
 x. F. D. X II. co. asso., No. 6, l.. L. Last Chance creek. Aug. 21 l9o7 W II. Sturtevant ct al.
 x. F. D. X II. co asos., No. :, L. L. Last Chance creek. Aug 21. 1907. C. A. Andrews ct al
 x. F. D. X II. co. asso. No. x. L. L. Last Chance creek, Aug. 21 1907 w II. Sturtevant et al
 N. E. D. X H. Co, asso. No. 9 R. l.. Last Chance creek. Aug. 21, 1907, C. A. Andrews ct al
 N. F. D. X II. co. asso.. No. 10, R. L. Last Chance creek, Aug 2l. 1907 W. II. Sturtcvant ot al
 x. F. D. X H. Co. asso.. No. II. l. l.. Agre creek. trlh to Tishou lagoon Aug 2l, 1907. C. A. Andrews ct al
 N. F. D. X II. co. asso. No 12 bet Agre and Cora creeks, Aug. 2l, 1907, w. H. Sturtevant et al
 N. E, D. X II. Co asso., No 13 bet. Agre and Cora creeks Aug. 2l, 1907. c A. Andrews ct al
 W. E. D. X H. Co. asso., No. IA Agrc creek, Aug. 2l. 1907. w. II. Sturtevant ct al
 N. F. D. X II. co. asso.. No. E Tish- ou lagoon Aug. %, 1907 w. II. Sturte- want ct al
 N. F. D. X II Co. asso, No. l6
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
NOV. 18, 1907. 1 ocationS

Subway asso., R. l.. Snake river. mile Wrs, of Center creek A. T. White. head ct al., Sept. 2l 1907
 Bell fraction, k. l.. Gold Bug creek Nov. IS. 1907 Harry Noble
 Noble claim, R. L. Gold Bug creek Nov. IA. 1907. Harry Noble
 Chief asso. on tundra bet. Bonanza and solomon, oct 19, 1907 Vim. H. Pe- tcrsOn ct al.
 Ring asso. on tundra bet Bonanza and Solomon. oct 19. 1907, Wm. H Peterson ct al.
 \. F. D. X II. Co. asso.. No. be low Last Chance creek. trib to Tishou lagoon Aug 20, 1907. C. A. Andrews ct al.
 N F. D, X IT. co. asso.. No. ? be-
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
MFs BRADLEY GIVES
 EVIDENCE FOR HERSELF
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON D. C. Nov. l9 day h her own behalf and gave evil dence as to her relations with Brown. Her testimony was given in mos breaking down on sevral different oc- casions.
 Whe masked if she had borne a son 'o the man of whose murder she is accused she broke down completely and tle question was not persevered with.
 She says she begged him not to seek divorce fro his wife and that she had ~rriyen to the utmost to prevent him rom breaking Ip his home.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
High Grade Imported and Domestic Cigars at the Board of Trade.

owner of claim near head of Sinrock or Stewart river can have assessment work done by party going there short ly. For particulars inquire Steinman Cigar store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
MATTERS
 RECORDED
LOCATIONS. CONFERENCES, ETC. FLED FOR RECORD WITH
 RECORDER.
NOV. 1e, 1907. Loc ations.

Rose quartz, l.. l.. Gold Bottom creek. oct 9. 1907. Mrs. Rose simon. Fox quartz. bet. Shook and Wash lngton creeks oct. II, 1907. J. r Brit zeins
 Surprise quartz, bet. Shook and Washington creeks. oct. 14 1907. Ken meth Larsen
 Iron Lode quartz bet. Shook and Washington creeks, Aug 22. 19oI Ken meth Larsen.
 Extension No. I East quartz. l. I. New Eldorado creek, Nov. l. 1907, Chris Gudmundson ct al
 Extension No. 2 New Eldorado creek Nov. IA. 1907, Mrs e. F. Nilson rt al. Extension No. , West New Eldorado creek. No IT, 1907. x \. Nelson ct al Snow King quartz. New E,ldorado rccek, Nov :. l9o7 F. NJ. Nilson ct al. Disa quartz. Fox creek. trib to New Eldorado, Nov j. 1907, Hogi Biornsrn ct al
 Hoodoo quartz, oRcR creek. trib to Fox creek. No. 1, 1907, F J. Gilbert.
 Conveyances.
 Frank oBwman to J. P. Britzcins, Sept. l9 l9O7 'a interest in Kentucky lodS
 Barney Landc to Kenneth Larsen, Sept. IS, 19o7 '2 interest in Sunrise Lode claim.
 C. c. Voigt to D. A. Hammer oct
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-20
Proof of L abor.

Annex fraction. Doyle fraction, No il below disc, Dry creek. Adams frac- tion No below Anvil rccek Oucsimc simon owner. Bench No % l.. l.. Sol omon river. Mrs J. Gant2
 The Mountain and India group. Last crancc creek. by Alex Smith.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-20
BATCH Of ITEMS
ABOUND THE GIN
library wiz Be ckued.

Library VIII Be cceed.
Because Of the election. which win
occur at the city hall today. the News
has been requested to state that the
public library which is located in
the city hall building viii be closed !.
Slight Improvement.
Captain B. A. Fahm. the wen
known harbor master who has been
so very i'll for several days was re-
ported slightly improved last night
Captain Fahm seems to have very
strong constitution and is putting ZIP
2 splendid fight against his trouble
paralysis.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-08-09
Notice of Survey.

To all whom it may concerns;
requested by the Colorado Valley Land
Company to re-establish the quarter and
section corners that have been lost, obliter
ated or removed, to sections l, g 3, IL, l2. l3
II. u and 25. all in township 50, n range s.
+. N. NJ. =. NJ. and all other such corners
as will be considered necessary to correct
ly and permanently establish all the bound
ary lines to all of the above mentioned
sections or any part of them.
To all parties interested. due notice OF
survey is hereby given. for which purpose.
will be at the corner to townships 81 and
81. n, ranges and 8, +. n. NJ. p, NJ. ON the
9th day of September a. ID. 1907, at the
hour of IL o'clock noon. and will proceed tn
re-establish the quarter and section cor
ners. together with the boundary lines
above described. AT which time and
place all Interested parties are hereby no
titled TO be present.
Witness my hand this 7th day of August,
A. D.1tO7.
&. B. SAMPSON.
County Surveyor.
First publication Aug. o.
Last publication sept. 8.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-08-09
Read The Chronicle.

Read The Chronicle.
Five cent beer at Seyfer's Club
saloon.
The school children have but
few weeks more of grace.
Foreman Geddes, of the Austin
ranch, was in town, this week.
Take your cash to Wilson's and
get good phonograph free.
The young people of Sanford
enjoyed dance Wednesday night.
Take your boy to Wilson's and
select him nice suit from his up
to-date stock.
The sewing circle will meet with
Mrs. Mount on the afternoon of
the 18th inst, at an early hour.
VIM. Forbes and son, Wallace
went up on the Conejos, Wednes-
day, to enjoy "A few days fishing.
Entertain your friends. Do
your cash trading at Wilson's and
get phonograph free.
Mrs. Ed. Murphy entertained
the club ladies at her home on
Wednesday afternoon. A most
pleasant time was spent.
f. B. Hatfield surprised the ma
tives, this week, by requesting a
lay off of two weeks, in which to
go up on the Conejos on fishing
trip. This is the first vacation
that Mr.. Hatfield has had since
Keyser was wee pup.
Bert Woods was here, this week,
doctoring up the telepone wires
which had been giving some trouble
of late. No sooner was the line
repaired, however, than a streak of
lightning burned it out. But for
the fact that Bert is model
young man, there might have been
spilled a few cuss words.
Nan Fredd, the nine year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Fredd, departed this life on Mon
day morning of this week, after an
illness of "a few days with spinal
meningitis. The remains were laid
to rest in the village cemetery on
Tuesday. The stricken parents
have the sympathy of the entire
community in the great loss which
they have sustained. Little Nan
was beautiful child, and the
passing of her life is very sad.
The scarcity of horses and men
in the west is one of the most no.
ticeable features in the progress of
industry. Good draft horses, which
eight years ago, were worth only
$40, are now selling at 5000 to
$500 each, and a good team is
worth $500 These horses are
needed in the lumber woods and
construction of railways, but not
enough can be had. A man with
a good team can command SO per
day hauling lumber and logs.
Never before have wages been SO
high or the price of horses SO
great ast ".
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-08-09
Notice..

The next regular examination of
teachers will be held in the court
house at Conejos, August 18th
and 10Th. The examination will
begin at nine O'Clock a. m. of each
day. All applicants will please be
present on that day.
E. A. NELSON.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-08-09

Fresh fruits of all kinds can be
had daily at the G.. G. Oliver d
Co. store.
FL. o. Ellis boarded the passen-
ger for Alamosa, last night, going
down on business trip.
A standard phonograph free
at Wilson's when your cash pur-
chases amount to $500.
Mrs. Agnes Samples, of Grum-
NETT, Colo, was here, this week,
spending Il short time with friends.
The Misses Hatfield departed in
the early part of the week for
Durango, at which place they will
visit for a time.
Home rendered lard, like moth
er used to make, the best in the
world, can be found at the G. G..
Oliver a. Co. store.
Mrs VIM. Braiden is not much
improved from her recent illness
and will, as soon as she is able, go
to Pagosa Springs to try the cur
ative waters for rheumatism.
Neil Sampson, of the county
seat, passed through La Jara on
Wednesday evening, enroute for
the capital city, where he will
spend several days ON business.
The housekeepers will find big
scarcity of fruit for preserving, this
fall and what little fruit there Will
be, will be so high that it will re-
quire step ladder to reach it.
Hollingsworth, the fellow who
skipped out with money from the
cashiers drawer at Alamosa, has
been found, and now for peep
behind the bars for some time.
Clarence Bergner, of Assump
ton, Illinois, is here enjoying life
at the G. l.. Smith home. He,
with the Misses Smith, went out
to spend short time with the lat
ters' sister, Mrs. VIM. Breckett,
yesterday afternoon.
Less thar month remains un-
til the autumn season is ushered
in. This summer has been some
what brief due to the lateness of
spring, Summer days in Colorado
are SO delightful that We are prone
to see them pass by quickly.
Master Hubert Angevine was
very ill, this week, and for time
it was thought that he had an at
tack of appendicitis. DIR. Schenck
dispersed with that idea, however,
and put the little fellow on his
feet in little while.
The Eskridge family. their
guest, Miss Dorsey, Mr.. Wilson,
of Denver and Clarence Shakes
peare will drink in the mountain
scenery, angle for the speckled
beauties and take life easy in gen
eral, for "A week or SO, up on the
Conejos, in the near future.
DIR. Schenck was called to An
tonito, this week, in attendance
upon the Reaugh baby who is ill
at the home of his grandparents,
Col. and Mrs. G. M. Sampson. The
little fellow has been ill for the
past several weeks, but we trust
that he will again be his bright,
happy self soon.
Just at this time we learn of the
death of Baby Charles Sampson
Reaugh, which occurred at the
home of his grandparents, Col. and
Mrs. Sampson, at Conejos. The
little lad was but ten months old
and was the light in the declining
years of the grandparents lives
and IA balm for grief to his faith
er. Although this death re-opens a
wound with new tears, yet a con-
soling thought lies in the fact that
One who said: Suffer the little
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