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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-28
WOOL.


| Chicago, Oct. 2S.-The local wheat mar
ket opened quiet and easy with price
| z to Is below the previous close. Ii
the absence of any new developments II
disposed to take profits following tn,
| sharp advance yesterday.
December opened at 997B to To-, anC
sold at 99sa dD997B.
Clear weather and cool tempera t,,res
IN the corn belt induced moderate sell
Ing of corn which resulted in slight
declines in all deliveries December
opened shade to Y a. lower at ~ y.
range.
Oats were depressed by weakness OF
wheat and nc L corn. December opened X
Provisions opened weak on selling
based on liberal receIpts of live hogs
at western packing centefs, prices al
the the i ssart being Of "A to IN Part Of
by buying by shorts
1@Ss @1.os1s; July, 9s-
Corn-oct., 6sla; Dec, 6324 Glt37s; May.
Oats-Dec.. As; May, IS Il GSo; July, 451s.
e Pork--Oct., 10. SIX; Dec, I3.97H Ian.
Is. IS 915.a5llhi May, 15.s5. =
Lard-Nov.. $50; Jan, 9.4s1s @ $50: May.
Ribsaoet;, s.s7h; Jan. s.5@s.47h;
Rye-Cash. 75; Dec. "a, May, 70.
bafley--laSl, % N " w. tas' ~ E}. .sa
Timothy-Oct., $40; March, S.SO0a.oS
Clover-Oct., $50.
Wheat-Sentiment continued bearish
and prices held within narrow range.
December sold between $685. and 1.OO1s
and closed steady, down Il ~ - at % W "
LOO "a
Coma tirmer feeling developed late
In the day owing to buying by shorts
and commission houses. The close was
firm with December unchanged at 63 Y
@637s. a
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Oct. 2.-Wool. unchanged
Territory and western mediums, 17Q 20;
fine mediums, i5917; fine, 12@24.
BOSTON.
Boston. Oct. "a slight falling off In
the demand In nearly NIL lines marks
buyers have supplied their requirements.
Shipments, however, continued steady
and prices rule firm. There is an ap-
parent tendency to await the result OF
tho election before closing heavier
deals. All grades of Ohio wool sell
well, but the supply in fleece woods is
limited. A largo transfer OF Indiana
quarter blood is reported as well as
large line of Oregon eastern staples. u
Other lines are fairly active. Quota
California northern, 4s945; middle
ssan y IS $500; southern, a7@as; fall
Oregon eastern No. staple. 57@5s;
eastern No. clothing, 47050; valley No.
|, 4514S
Territory fine staple, 57@es: fine me-
dunn d.. staple, bsa SO; fine clt$ Inc, SSy
blood. 0955; three-eighths blood, 4Sdp5O;
quater blood, f3@i5.
.S@4S.
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IRON BLOSSOM
CLOSED WEAKER.
Some Heavy Trading Done in This
Tintic Stock on Ex-
change Today.
PRINCE CONSOLIDATED SOLD.
Sioux Consolidated Held It's Own
Ohio Copper In Demand
Aud Firm.

While trading was brisk on tho
mining exchange during the forenoon
session there was. in a number of in
stances, a sagging of prices. Irrn
Blossom was in the list II sold as
( high as s2.25 and dropped to s2.15 at
the close. Colorado, on the strength
of the statement OF Jesse Knight that
the company would pay a dividend in
November, had a good effect and the
stock was quoted higher, Sioux Con
solidated broke about even, but Uncle
sam Consolidated and Nevada Hills
weakened.
Ohio Copper was In demand again
and sales were reported at s4.O5; Sill
Yer King Coalition brought 1895 anu
bingham Central Standard. 271la cents.
s rms represented all the unlisted sales
OF the forenoon. The closing quota
tons and sales were:
MORNING CALL.
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SOUTHERN IDAHo M1NEs

During the past Week Prof. ]. H.
Weber has been examining the various
mining properties in this region says
the Paris, Idaho, Post He wont to
the Paris Boulder mine Saturday in
company with Messrs. Madison and
johnson, and made thorough inyes-
tigation OF the ground there. On Mon
day he Went to tho Gem mine in st.
Charles canyon and made an exhaus-
tive examination.
Mr.. Weber says there is no doubt
that the entire neignborhood in the
region of these mines is heavily min.
eralized. He says the geological for
nation on the surface indicates con-
clusively that there are enormous de-
posts Of lead and silver in the ground
and all that is necessary is depth.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Oct. 2s.--sloney on call
steady 1917 per cent; ruling rate
IF closing bid and offered at Y. !
no time !onIs very dull and heavy.
~ uaSs "a GeS per cent; DO days3 d
cent. - ~ l'ei
sterling exchange steady with
aetual business in banker's bills at
asd.6b@ as for 90 days and at az
6, o. ,I per Gent; 90 days 3@3M; SIX
Mexican dollars AZ,
Government bonds steady: ro;I.
roads Irregular. ' 'p.'''
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YESTERDAYS.

Salt Lake Security and Trust
company TO the Royal Laundry,
lot ., block 20. plat A.............. 1850
Yampa Smelling company to D.
4 r. G. r. r.. seceion q, town.
ships south, range 3 west...... /
lions Savings Bank a. Trust
company, to Lucy A. Brew
ster, lot 10, etc, block 49, For
est Dale. 500. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
Carrie L. Alcorn to George Kat
islos ct al, section Is, township
2 south. range l west .............. 700
Peter Kosmash to Nick Safer
section ., township 2 south,
range west ............ ............ Jos
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VISITED CAMP OF cHAFFEY

M. NJ. Johnson OF the Newhouse staff
of engineers, and Count LaBorde, have
returned from making an inspection OF
the mines located in the new Chaffey
mining district, but any more than to
say that they We're looking over the
possibilities OF the camp in general
Messrs. johnson and LaBorde have had
nothing to say about their trip. They
visited the scene of the original dis
17@S5
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NEW CoMPANY FORMED

:. Articles of Incorporation Of the
Smugsler Mining company have been
filed with tho county clerk. The cap
Gital stock is placed at 100000, with
shares at 10 cents each. The officers
are: D. G. Rees president; Benjamin
pearson, vice president; Evan Arthur.
Samuel J. Coombs and John A. Coombs,
are the directors. Property of the com
pany is located in the American Fork
mining district known as Smuggler
NO. ]. No. 2. No. 3, No. 4 and No. S.
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TINTIc SHELTER STARTS.
One Lead Furnace Goes Into Commits
sion Tomorrow.

1t was learned from the Offices Of
Jesse Knight in Provo today that
everything is in readiness to start up
one furnace of the Tintic amelter to-
morrow mornings the second to follow
within a few days.
This is splendid news, and will be
appreciated by the several mining COM
panies which have been Obliged to with
hold ore shipments pending the adj
1ustment OF difficulties experienced at
the plant. Among the properties that
will resume marketing ore will be the
Grand Central, Coloradoan, Aiax and
Beck Tunnel Consolidated.
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NEW MINING coNcERN

Articles of Incorporation Of the Mer
rill Mining company of American Fork
We're filed today woth the secretary OF
state. The company is represented by
a lease and bond on the Plume, Echo
and Silver Wave patented claims in
American Fork mining district H. D.
Boley is named as president Of the com
and II. G. Johnson secretary and treas
pany, John Cleghorn, vice president,
urer.
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FIRST NATIONAL sMELrER.

The information comes from California
to the effect that the First National
Copper company's smelter near Red
ding, has been blown III and the plant
is treating $50 tons a day. The second
I5o-ton unit is ready but for the time
being the smelling operations viii be
confined to the first unit The plant win
treat ores from the Balaklala and Trim
ity copper mines, the latter being one Of
the Thomas w. Lawson enterprises.
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FRIENDS OF
MISSIONARIES.

Have you friend or acquaintance
in your former field of labor, to whon,
you would ike 10 send a copy Of fha
saturday or the Semi-Weekiy News?
~ So tase advantage Of our special
airy work. We send the paper nna
year TO any point in the United States
Canada or Mexico at half price. 500
This does not apply to points whare
there are regular wards or stakes
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COPPER GOING HIGHER.

Boston, Oct. 2s.-One OF the lars-
est producers of copper III the United
States has sold its entire supply of
copper for the balance Of this year and
it has turned down bids for u number
OF million pounds for January delivery
at above the present market
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CONCENTRATES.

j. v. N. Dorr. inventor of the Dorr
classifier for the treatment Of ores
and who is an operator of cyanide
mills in the Black Hills, was Salt
Lake visitor yesterday and registered
at the Wilson.
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REGULAR AFTERNOON Sales.

Indian Queen 500 at 10.
100 at 2121laa: 500 at 2.10, seller 60; 200
at 80.
May Day. 500 at so; 400 at 81.
Scottish Chief, 500 at 5.
Nevada Hills, 800 at 1,65
Sioux Con, 1,700 at LIZ.
Tintic Central. LOCO at 3&.
Tintic Silver, 500 at TO-
Uncle Sam Con. 100 at 81: roo at 9s
Victor Con-. 1000 at 49, buyer 60.
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cOMsTocK

ophIr. 1.so@1.s5; Mexican, 6o@s2;
Gould &curry. 15@17; Con. Va, $40
50; Savage. 41@43; Hale & Norcross,
1914; Yellow Jacket, 49@50; Blcher.
:23@24; Confidence 40 bid; Sierra Ne
yada. So@31: Exechequer, % bid:
Union, 25@26: Chollar, 14@15; Potosi,
Ii@ls; Post & Belchor. 47@4S; Crown
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COLORADO DIVIDEND.
1fntic Company Will Share Profits
With Shareholders Next Month.

"Uncle' Jesse. Knight has given as
surance that the Colorado Mining COM
pany will be In the dividend column
next month, but is unwillinw as yet
to state the amount that will be dis
bursed among shareholders at that
time, as it all depends on what pro-
gress is made at the Tintic smelter.
Tho directors of the company meet on
the 10th of November and the dividend
viii be payable about the goth.
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ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Co. We're: Crude ore and concentrate,
$4,000: base bullion, $4,000. Total, sIo,-
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EVAPoRATED FRUITs

New York. Oct. 27,--The market for
eyaporated apples is rather easy In tone
Win new crop prime quoted at sA G01
and 1897 fruit at 1907, according to
Prunes are wanted only In a small
way. put prices are sustained by OK
pectatlona that with the coming cold
weather, the strong statistical position
Will make itself felt. Quotations rama
from 4 to 10 for California and from
81 to u for Oregon fruit
Apricots are steady with choice cunt
ed at S4SA: extra choice at ga, mo.
and fancy at 9I1Ok . y -
Peaches remain dull and easy with
choice ein quoted at 6A az. extra choice at
fk @S, fancy at s1a,B9 -
Raisins are quiet on spot. but Inc
tone Of the market Is firm with loose
quoted at 5A @6h choice to
fancy seeded at sd7A !; seedless at liz al
+ and London layers at 1.C0@l.G Is.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKEr.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following from
San Francisco, on Nevada mining
stocks today
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PRODUCE.
SUGAR AND cnrnEr

SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New Yok Oct. a-Sugar, raw. steady
EAR refining, 1855: centrifugal, .ss test.
400; molasses sugar. 3.31.
Retined-Steady. Crushed, $50; powder
ed. $50; grnnulated, $40. ~
Cotfee-Quiet. No z Rio. 63s; No. 4
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{ MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
Uncle Sam, 100 at 90; 900 at 95.
Utah Con, 200 at 1.76.
OPEN BOARD SALES.

| Uncle sam, 100 q SO; 900 a 90.
Utah Con-. 200 at 1.76.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Ajax, 100 at 81.
Bullock, 100 at T.
Beck Tunnel, 500 at So
Black Jack, 200 at SO; 800 at 81.
Colorado 1.250 at 3.05: 1 800 at 3.071s.
Carisa. 100 at 81.
Grown Point. loo at TIA
Iron Blossom, 800 at 2.25. buyer 90:
1,6o0 at 2.22la. buyer TO: 100 at go; 5000
at 2.l71a; 500 at 2.171s, seller so; 1900 at
215.
Lower Mammoth. 600 at Al; 900 at AZ,
buyer 90.
May Day, 200 at 81.
Sioux Con. 1920 at 100: 200 at /. 221a
buyer so; 200 at 1.20, seller 30; 100 at
1.20, seller 50,
South Columbus Con, 400 at go.
Tntic Central, 1000 at az.
Uncle sam. 200 at 95; 500 at 90. buyer
80: 500 at "a, seller 80.
Victor Con, 1000 at 49,
RECONCILIATION.
Shares. Amount.
Regular call .,..16,1o0 9,37L50
Open board 1880 43110.5O 4
Totals .............,.. As. $50 s52,4S2Oo
AFTERNOON CALL.
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OTHER DISTRICTS,

Balloon Hill, / bid: F'airview Eagle, %
asked: Nevada Hills, 1.60 bid; Pitts
burg Silver Peak, LOO bid Eagles
Nest. s bid; Rawhide Queen, SO asked;
Rawhide Queen Regent. % asked; Raw
hide Coalition, 40dli2: Hailstone, 2 ask
ed: Original Rawhlde. S@4; Round
Min, 9S@Dl 90.
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j. r. WuIrNEY : SONS

Members S. l.. Stock and Mining Ex-
change. 332 Atlas.
Ind. Phone, ISL Bell, 1717.
Correspondence strictly confidential.
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Par value PREFERRED STOCK in
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. is SO rer
share. Can let you have some now
at $685..
Dividends sure every quarter III
CENTS per share. Has never passed
dividend. Preferred stock old Utah
Sugar Company exchanged for pre-
forred stock now offered share for
share.
IN TINES OF NORMAL MONEY
MARKET the old stock sold up to
s11.lo per share. Prospects for the
new stock are better than ever were
those of old.
All orders flied at the fair market
price the day they reach us; and
price quoted subject to market changes.
GEORGE M. CANNON COMPANY I.
81 Rooms sl2-Sis Templeton Building.
Phone Bell 81.
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REGULAR SALES,
Black Jack. 100 at "a.
Colorado. filu at 2 o.

Black Jack, 100 at o.
Colorado. COG at 3.O5.
Indian Queen, ! COO at 10.
Iron Blossom, 200 at 2 20; 500 at eco
s. 80.
Nevada Hills, 300 at / 10; 200 at 1917.
Prince Con, 900 at 81.
Seven Troughs, 1000 ut 49,
Sioux Con-. 1,500 at l 30; 100 at / .22la
So. Columbus. 500 at Go. b. 60; 600 az
Tetro, 500 at s: 1000 at 7s.
Tintic Central, 1000 at 8& $500 at
az.
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MANHATTAN.

Manhattan Mining Co., bid; G..
Wedge. 112; Dexter, 4 bid; Mustang.
8 bid; Little Gray bid; Original
Manhattan, 1 bid; Broncho. / bid; Pine
nut, asked. Stray Dog, 3 bid
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ToNoPAH.

Tonopha Nevada, 7.15 bid; Montana
Ionopah, S6@S6; Tonopah Extension,
20 OBJ; Tonopah Belmont, 1.i5c91.17H.
Tonopah North Star. asked: West
End Cons, 81 bid; Rescue. 506; Jim
Butler, 20 bid; Monarch Pitts. Extn..
a asked >~1'ii
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A. S. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker, 215 r. r. Walker Block
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GoLDFIELp

Sandstone, 25 asked; Col. AT, 20 bid.
Jumbo Ext, 3s bid; Kendall. 1hHie:
Booth. 40 bid; Blue Bull. l3914: Adams
S.bid; Silver Pick, 1915: May Queen, ::
Nevada Boy, asked; Black Butte Ext
2 asked; Blue Bell. 4GD5; Dixie, 162; Hi,
hernia. bid; st. Ives, go asked: Black
ROCK. ] bid; Lone Star. 500; a. Won.
der asked; Orc. II bid; Kendall Ext
= asked; Sandstone Ext, asked.
Mayne. asked Atlanta, 2SQD24: ct
Send. g asked; Empire. bid; Red Tor
Ext. s99; Florence. 4.0O@4. O2I6; D,feld
B. 2. Cons, 1906; Goldfield Daisy. s9a
lo0; Comb. Fraction, 125@1. 27IS: ct
Bend Ext, bid; CT. Bend Annex
bid; Midtown. 5 bid; b. Is. Bonanza In
q keWanos, 20 bid; Esmeralda ask
ed; Portland, asked Crackeriack. 6G
z; Red Hills. o4@25; Mohawk EXT s@
4; L.. Dillon, 1@2 Y. Tiger. 10 hid.
Grandma. 5G6; S. P. Ext. 2 asked: Y
Rose. asked: Goldtield Con. ,516
6o2lS: D'fcld Triangle, 465; Coming
Nation, asked; Florence Extn., y
bid.
BUIlBFROG.
Original, 1@2: Bullfrog Mining. 2a4.
National Bank, bid; Gold Bar, 394.
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Bonnie Glare, z bid: Maytiower Con,
#@S; q. Scepter, asked; Montgomery
g bid; Homestake Con-, Is bid Tramp
Con, 16 bid.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14
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itAssad. Il v1Dt1ao ~ 6saoDise ssseo-
'osedsA 0lGo1DpD, Dl11ssA ! bsaOAe .
bstt,s ssA = - 'vba1 sseds1-
eeseagtA. Ifho1 - ~ = ~ D1vs,
.tst 0ssassS 0oo1olo ~ \ bask = ~
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Plenlv q 4FoDhSo,

Hbo01v ~ 1VUoOoos
b esussd by s1aoDaa3so e the livss aad
bevs,a To - ~ = bsadechs ed
biiisusssss 80 ~ psisse thse bstaO
jsss1ies. tsbe y. Nagt leew ki1s Pilh.
~ ssliahss Dssl1sss 49, . tAs wosk
without ssis1leg = Origins. &c q
Fuller DsuR O.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

FoR SALE-Two mares, bring
mules in May. Time given.
II. T. PERKINS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

WANrED-Psrty to break 40
lcres land, 3 miles from town. See
&C. KERR & Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

DR.. Hess Stock Food, gusrsn-
teed TO give satisfaction. At Cam
eron's Feed store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

FoR SALE-Tesm Of horses.
wagon and harness. Enquire OF
Ernest Shulx at Martinez black.
smith shop.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

To TRADE-Good Colo. Springs
real estate to exchange for 6an
Lois valley land. Enquire at Has-
din 4 Wheaton Candy store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

FoR RixT.-8 quarter sections
oe land. Will BE- divided n suit.
On very liberal terms.
A..M. IsBELL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

Don't miss seeing thoee Ans
samples for yo.r nov emit before
placing your order.
CHAs. WoxrNo,
The Tailor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

Do you want to buy bread. Ge
70 Loser Bros.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

The ranchmen near Del Norte
@re about to organize . potato
growers association. That 10 the
proper thing to do. We live in an
age Of associations and co-opers-
ton. Outside buyers will pay st-
tention to an association who would
not answer . private letter from .
ranchmap,
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14
nay Pr Nsjs.

Sixty tons Of 6rst class upland
hoy at the Wanauke ranch & miles
sast Of town ct $50 at stack.
JOHN SUMNER.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14
Decay IL wssl prsvesssl.


II is estimated that fence post,
which under ordinary circum-
stances will last for perhaps two
years, will, il given preservstive
treatment costing sbout ton cents,
last eighteen years. The service
Of other timbers, such - railroad
ties, telephone poles, and mine
props, can be doubled and often
trebled by inexpensive preserve
tive treatment. Today, whom the
oost Of wood is . big item to every
farmer, every stockmsn. and in
fsct everyone who must use timber
whore it 10 likely 70 decsy-thst il
q fact which should be carefully
considered.
Circular 139 of the Forest Ser
vice "A Primer Of Wood Prsser.
yation." tells in simple terms what
decay is and how it can be 70.
tarded, describes briefly certain
preservatives and processes, gives
examples Of the saving in dollar.
and cents, and tells what wood
preservation can do in the future.
The circular can be had free upon
application to the Forester, Forest
Service, Washington, D. c.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

WANTED. A Gardener at the
6oidiers' Home. 00od wages and
Q permanent situstion 70 . compe-
Vent man. G. g. ALDNCA,
Commander.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

The Miracle stock powders arc
working wonders with the sick
hoRaa w. ]. Clsrk has . freeh
supply OF il on hspd.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

We have 800. 900 70 loan on A !
arst mortgage farm losns; Low
rates, easy terms; 80 % 6rst.
J. LARnoY SLUsRER h 70.
Phone Monte g.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

FoR RExf-lO 10 60 acrss a
potato lsnd. . oiIss froo town.
Apply u O. O. Esss 1 70.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

Eat lunch at Loser Bros. The
biggest and best in town at the
Model bakery.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14
eaA.le Dsayee . aeylee.

Tho Colorado 4 Southern will
ssll between March 5th aud April
0Oth ooe-wsy tickets via 81 Paso
y Asxsco City at above extremely
Nv rate.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

FoR REHr-6O scres ok good
potato land, one mile from Monte
Vista. 't--'-' -
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

Daupbin Clark 10 painting and
hapering bis house on Euclid
avenue and hes rented it for . year
10 8. W. Mccoy. Mr.. CLARK has
leased . half section Of land from
Wm. Monroe which he will farm
the cominR seoooo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

Foa SAILORS 6ve- rooo hoase
10 most dssieabls part Of Monte
Vista. G. B. 0fvfsnAH.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

j. Z. johnson of Center was
doing business 10 Monte Vista
Wednesday,
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

George Beesler came home
Thursday from Golden whore he
hes been attending the state
school for about . year. George
speaks highly of the school where
he was given an opportunity 70
study music and mechanical work
for which he hes special talents.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

Sold to Loser Bros. --tbe Model
,akery. Call and zee them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

Geesral Paassnes Agt., Dsavsr.
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. Brief lettings

-
Brief Jennings
noaunnD 0ooDoUOo01no91
Do you want to buy bread. Col
to Loser Bros.
Sold to Loser Bros. --tbe Model
bakery. Call and zee them.
Al Nswmyer gives satisfaction
- livestock auctioneer, Center,
Colo.
Before ordering that new Spring
Suit, $50 Woning for samples and
prices.
A choice lot Of hay, feed, and
aour slwsys on hand at Cameron's
store.
J. c. johnson il prepared to do
feed-grinding at Center Tpesdays
aud Fridays.
Eat lunch at Loser Bros. The
biggest and best in town at the
Model bakery.
Dr.. Hess Stock Food, guaran-
teed TO give satisfaction. At Cam
eron's Feed store.
FoR 6ALE-Two mares, bring
mules in May. Time given.
H. 7. PERKINS.
WANrED-Psrty to break 40
acres land, 8 miles from town. See
&C. KERR & Co.
FoR SALE-Tesm Of horses.
wagon and harness. Enquire Of
Ernest Shulz at Martinez black
smith shop. /:
The Miracle stock powders are
working wonders with the sick
hoga w. J. Clsrk has . fresh
supply OF it on hand.
To TRADElGood Colo. Springs
real estate To exchange for 6an
Luis valley land. Enquire 1t Has-
din 4 Wheaton Candy store.
Fo. Rixr.-s quarter sections
of land. Will BE- divided n suit.
On very liberal terms.
AN. IsBELL.
FoR REsr-5O scrss of good
potato land. one mile from Aonts
Vista. '--->-' -.
CO. Kssa / Co.
Don't miss seeing thoss Ass
samples for yosr new sait before
placing your order.
CHAs. WoNINo,
The Tailor.
Nay Pr Sale.
Sixty tons Of 6rst class upland
hoy as the Wanauks ranch & miles
sast of town at $3.50 at stack.
JOHN SUMNER.
WANTED. A Gardener at the
6oIdiers' Home. 00od wages and
. permanent situstion % . compe.
Vent man. G. g. ALDRlCa,
Commander.
We have 800. 900 70 loan on A
arst mortgage farm loans: lov
rates, easy terms; ~ % 6rst.
J. LARsoY SLUsRER h 70.
Phone Monte g.
| ~. - 0o0vee - Aoxbeo.
Tho Colorado 4 Southern will
sell between March 5th aud April
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14
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b0000oek0fs' eaS0e ts01A. y
Ono fare plus >2O0 70 certain
posnts in Texas aud New MEXICO
end rstara; libsrsl limits; stop.
evsss; Va Colorado aud Southern.
Bull informatioa on application.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

J. c. johnson il prepared to do
feed grinding at Center Tuesdays
and Fridays.