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Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
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sSteaaEYe esta6lt haeuf having several lnaa 4te Hssf satisfactory tita aB tHfnss considered. is atnai eHen fs ftas aaaafe lha fHn eenstHinut sic ta t.H sa faf aa Igs Hsel sHtliaH If fin ifab Is eeasefHst He heat sta ise=tss#Il regulated. f.Ia5fe sufficiently lfeufe fof the nauDse ds1fad aud efHIy die t8has41 sn that the frail VII des nhi formls md for various miasf feaeaaz a kiIa 0f IGIH lse F. le lF1bie antt ie fhe construction et eRapafatafs et ihtz type
 "A liin eenslata essentially ef tleaf made of sibta nnd plaeel esef fl faf- naee room or over sSslem of steam plpes. The floor ls 8aHalif butt tran len te twelve feet aba,e tbe hoar ot fho furnace rooln runtlsiaa should be made for fesulmlae the beat by ufeaas nf smali spcbtllgs at tte tAee et tie waits communicating with the out side These ealt be opened ef slosssi as ,lesir.d The inflow of cold air can thus le feeuaieI sueh control E especially deslrble in windy weather
 s,if the esafHtHaf is ' tttme ba'id Ing. tlle .N8GS of the furnace room may vet be plasfef,4d et seesfed wifh
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
hn tIlaspee eIat.s ] PEant.

chIye7 i keeztas5s ani widely taean b this FeHfHs II x native aEeuzs th' aaffHesH ziefs af ths FHiaa state aa ga E E sems parts as IufaHe eHeae a naaHEag Ihe nlsis HeIaI, tn#fazeaH f9Hiy an7i e have e#t e s,asaaia. h a@a3a s#ial= aH= aHI afe preferred fo ualsas msas pse7Hs heeaHse fBe8 Hfe r#erh falaae- -an#l is,ese teti
 lrf EnrnprHn n., z.hisez fnf seasau
 lHe 5eramhi l eaaz Ha=i smilaf dishes
 He eHlias el eAIsr# s I#aele Tbe elHt eHl ap0 a H@ eaIlaaey ear. aea sotl l. iz muail2 panasaIea hf fI3fiaa of fie t0sal. teeaaae f daes 4at esed readily Inc raDts nr elnnps If foats mas he WreA4seA at moderate a.9ers 4he stafRs sifnEi1 he piantetl ia =hrts ahdaf HlHe Inches apart In feWs *hith mn Two fret Hpart The planting maX le deae iu either spring sH natemn Ghs eh7ea may aiso he phnfed ta the iariee nf the veg tahle r#tescn and mfes m eNeeftenl herna. uaat laulcr As hoflisr plant the rHmps sAnud le raaisd about six tpchea apec' fhe layes NH graw thlgkh and Iaeal I den#e gseen mat
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
Earrssno Note<

Remember the importance of the kitehcn glr,lea.
 When nlusiarl ls a serious pest the fields are sltaNcl with a solution that kills the wc,sl but Il, eS not harm the rrtsl.
 rf,achtag rssonoms daesa't amount te much inu nlnsi practice Il. but iheee ls such q thing as being tcc economical
 In Holland they nsiate the ferttli' Eers a~ well as tl,e crops Each crop has fis narlisntar ssesNef Perhaps thst'S why they farm successfully on land NerfA St,tsA fcr Arre
 Relsl what leaie ha kaew from ,.xf,,.rHs.asis sty #.sEff i#cHltasurs
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
THE UP TO DATE PRIMER.
ss~ He Rst-s ssficaitgrs a Paying
 Gssf =- ss.


 fgs~ t5s Rsk-5 Agriculture Paying
 C3si g.
 Tfe rs fa s Ear# knows fae saaue sf isfi H5t e a4sr iie sn9sxs t1ai ne0 afsee-ai.ss .l tl.e k#fiWa ssl eaees E4fs-8 s1 afs.ft rral Eef felafan8r B zHe i7=Feg a.eriIEs!z He Enatsf ffaf ef fte fbegfi 2 held aHi Htaaf f aae at.lieis ltt1e tseea geafz J. s5 faF rfa g8g. ate msff'tIr~~ ii. Eg9aa fiIat oHe fafIHe. eaHH3t ease es taauF ezIssri- rnelis ag can flipaiea 1 tgen.
 lie rea.ia b4.as.s ea faeH=isg and dos rts sceH af fiie i,opk f1r srf. B9f dstss he refnse fo Ilsfeil to tiia ralleg. pso fegaers. foa Alaile be Ia sfesft ffFpeet for tfe students of agriculture. yef Ie knows fhaf fa.. fiiac lIss nat eofHe and never ean eena vlian agriculture shat be reduced f1 ririd aciebce. which shall iso governed lty code of ruies and lays. as are eueh rriencer as chem istry. pilysisp and the like.
 The up te aa,e farmer hgz the latest improved fnrmiug Implements and to Save horsepower aud to do most elf cicnf work alwHts keeps them in per feel order. He dees n1l tsse I plow thnt will mol scg4F H8r oHe tliat is dni HOT One whpse afiustweBt is fnfh t.lai three hofkea ngiist work hard te flo tiIe work whifii Two et'la eaily do with Ii blow properly i3usted He under stanhF fhe application of force io ali hIs farm machinery 90 tliai the great ssst amounf af work ie accomplished with tie taast expenditure of power Whna his farm tHppmeats afe n6t if use h. keefs filem Wef li9ieea f t E pe8asable fB d9 fo < tInBdred doilar aagaa ehed iata Ntieil twenty ti9e d5iiar fafm 9a9an is haekea hg ha9f esery tine tttr tenn is uahilehed is nei profitable
 TIIe np h lafe farfar pate hls dehts Noi thc ieaai lWanffaui of tifeae l. tiif oae he owes to 'se aoll lle epowa tha elHb crop nHl'l the Eoa yiel la takri faun | a9#nesl-ug af tis fertility ant that HHie#a ihl feTt#l is fefarned f i'.r aail If esiA H.ta4 e.eti asiy dimin shel efor sp le l ref4 eieefHl sea i.f sesf fo fss sHals q lis Ind thn F IIifif 3iI 3 t'5e sfait has ia.ea f=9i' I He knaea lsaas e4ss ez d4Hls liis la1 tse et.e HHi =it t-saif adopt vi Hef,ful enH flip nsi Hharaaad lll ssfes fil4s D. g8a fs8 | IF. un' rhe8 le aifH Ie1 eE hHitfE eagfl perEaps saa I efa lafofcfi h lii far1 ue u.aa Hlzsa fl zi fNs ar si 1 iHalr i fGBWja 1f tfsN WetB ab0a l daiar
 He will teen als hifad heip all th' fear. fd safr aftef gear. fr fhs ioHgs 1 fhey are fa hI employ fine more satn hle fheA afe "a hID and tie more h ean alfefd ta fay fheH tie VIII bal 1 mefe fsBd tfzu In yalls will rsise Il l thr fced he e1u f9f ais aiaek aud VII | net besiinfe ia HnY ueee AYheH needed IT he \ aise ln tbe management . the fertilizers from his farna and fee, lots nad wise lH fltelf distribution Gp I an hi- me8dees md pastures and wis. lb sowing laYess IT his euru laai aud among I'm sraseg. af his farm h Wl ln tiHe f=~fit incfease is for tiiffy t1nn aul t.ltsste
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
Putnam and Providence

Leave Putnam for Providence and way ,.... al 6.35 a. m changing at EimyilIe on ~. the Providence and Danielson Railway. ls...'. Elmville at 645 and S.45 a. m. and M thereafter tc and including 6 45 m. ps.-9 ing, leave Market Square, Providence. ,t tss A. m. and hourly thereafter to 3.45 2. n ssa, 5.i5 D. m. Fare 15 cents.
 sDoes not run Sundays.
 Sundays, one hour later.
 xSundsys, ? hours later.
 All sDuthbb11i etrs connect at entral E lage with cars for Moosup
 Above table subject to change without pa.,. For Purity and Excellence. and ccmbinser r
 ot properties to constitute perfect
 drinking water,
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
How Ihis

Ne etfss aas ttsa3sssa ha'laas Reward l0s ass esss st asAI8a thts cannot Ae cured hs Has7s EsssHs e#fe
 Yfe CHENEY < e'a. faissEe. u. @#s taa aAasatS2 ue8 nass AKcwn Y, is 5aamas ss iss sAss } , seass &Ha hs&ees hsse HSlfesflf aahassiAif sH sss Aesaess sranssstsseAs sN5 aa #fs sae sa e@H3 eas any QhsiEAs lsa a4 As fan
 NafnsS#= hfNNAN { MARVIN.
 Wats4sa iasa sssss kaaeis q Es ase fA&NH tases sssksRs asf~ na 4tn2a1 s4 s 3as-i ss saNeesss s.sr- 5tfHa f fte ssssegaa xasiissa. isis sAHt lss.e. Eszee #ae lsa@4es sess h1 ea 1AsA#2ssss. fAAs tla. kseHs Rias ssa aas5agassien.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

V'ih et AttN IeurHet ltihe Wa'ls H least the uea heiew thr elin dear ap deutle with m alr space bslmeen ghe two sides tho la sulalien W4 Ag muia pgffai thln Y they ane selid af of oulN single thIek. Aess. lhus best conserving the hrat aud increasing the eiaeiet,cs uf the plant flge height Of n, wllls of tle, laa ahose the df. ins door should lee snliie lent te permit an attendant to work oH the fiaer conveniently and with comfort.
 some means fer the cscape of the air laden with moisture from the fruIt l. necessary This may he prov ided fer i.s means ef an epenlng in the roof. af n eupaia.like Veuiilatar may hc built. the sides of which should con sist ef slaie plaeed sn they overlap one another aS In au ordinary window blind The kiln toor k constructed of strips estceialls desiEued for the nur, puse Such floors m. generally made ef poplar ar haSswood strips three. siehths ef aa ineh thick. one Inch NteN Nh ttstf up Saf tatf attR WY hsttt hleh wide en tue under side In lay. aig the heor these strips are placed sae-elghth ta one fourth Inch apart on she upper surface fltIs makes the sFseee hesween them W tler on the un- der side than aH the unper. as shown. thus allowing ths sWali particles ef fruit which wor6 down between them se areg througa without elessins the Intervening ssaees
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
Her. ls Rellsl ler Nansn

Moshes cray. nurse in Nee York. sliSeas cred aa afoHaafissi nHasaN{ ncfa enfe for women x ills eaiied Australian 4Nsf lis the only ecfiAsn nNRNiAtet. aAsnss female weakness and haek. Mrhe. Kidney. Bladder aad ssaRfy troubles. AT ali druggists e4 hx natl
 etS sample Free. Address. ake Asstasgf Gray go.s Roy, ,N.A. 2~2>
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
FRONT ASD ELM STREET BOX.
RURAL FREE DELI, FRY.

Routes No. and ,. Rural arriers leave daily, tsuadays and Hoa days exeeptsd ats.l0a. m return at S.l0 pm Mailable matter. weighing uoands or es seut by Raral Carriers must be prepared stamps atiixod
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
For Sale

In order to close the estate of Ade- lard IilieV, will sell at private safe. the hesal piaee, consisting of lot. hat3Se and t&o barns, cpiner oi SchooH aadAi8Y sffeats. Inquire af Edward t,. Ariei [. lalf
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
F% | arm M1
 3arden
evAFoaATln0 FRUIT.

sarfl9s Fryi; hay T1us Be Disposed
 of Reaeill and at 9 Profit.
 The demand for fFiits iu Tnri0us forms Is lnereasislv Like tlie cereal fad. fl nlay sometimes assHmc ii1e pro portions of cult There is ln every orrfnri mne'i gea1 ffnli ibai is tost i-eeasss. If eaBnof lse ksls for the mat aet. but fl enrefnily eFaeoraied by one d ffe scientlne proccsSes fl Win keep for some time and theo may be dis rassef of at profit The proress must izs good one. however. The Ameft can Agriculturist tells bow 10 put up
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
Ask for Al.ea.s Foot Ease

\ powder for swollen. ttfesia siot .>itaaft' ssae feet sample sent ffv<- Also Tree saaa Hse oi the Foot Ease sanitary .nFa Pad, new inNentiua. Addfess, Assva '. 0lmsied, l.ekoy, \. !, -e.-s
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

No other medicine has been so successful in relieving the suffering of women or received so many gen- uine testimonials as has Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
 In every community you will find women who have been restored to health by Lydia E- Pinkham's Veg etable Compound. Almost every one you meet has either been bene- fited by it, or has friends who have.
 In the Pinkham Laboratory at lynn, Mass, any womanany day may see the files containing over one mil lion one hundred thousand letters from women seeking health, and here are the letters in which they openly state over their own sigma lures that they were cured by Lydia k. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Lydia F.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has saved many women from surgical operations.
 Lydia k. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is made from roots and herbs, without drugs, and is whole some and harmless.
 The reason why Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound is so successful is because 1t contains in gradients which act directly upon the feminine organism. restoring It to healthy normal condition.
 Women who are suffering from those distressing ills peculiar to their sex should not lose sight of these facts or doubt the ability of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to restore their health.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

.pa Thomas Eelecasle oil k the hes, femeaiy saf that agten fatal eslseast.- esoup Has heen u~ed wish success ia onF family Tor eight vears. --Mrs. Is. Ahiseacre, kattalo, \, \.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

N | \ JoDE1 Ol PROBATE HOLDEN AI "A II ompson within and for the District of Thompson on fh Isl day Of June 4. n le1s.
 Present George .. Crosby. Judge on motion Of GeoTgr F. Holbro k, Ui Putnam, Conn Administrator ou the intesiate estate ol I-abeia NJ kingsbury, late of Thompson within said distT e deeea-ed
 This Court doth decree that six menth- be al low ed and limited for the creditors of said estate To z xhtfit ;heit claims against the same 10 the Adminfstrator and directs that pubic notice Dc given af tbis order hs advertising tn vwspaper having circulation in said district, and by posi ing a cops thereof an the public sign post In said town ef Thoa pson nearest the place where tn deceased iast dWelt
 fe. fie.d from Record
 GEORGE E=ttSKA IHisel
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
kn Went.

Mir Ilngerloug I had queer advan- ture this afternoon. Miss de Muir .wlth swift glance at the eiocki- You mean yesterday afternoon. presume. --ESehange
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
MAILS OPEN FROM

Boston, New York. Hartford and all P0lHs
 north, east, south and west at s-f5 a. n. Boston, s.l5, l0.45 a. m.. 3.45, 05 ?. n. Daaielson. s, Il a m., 3.4j ?, m. Norwich, s, II a. m, 3.45. eos P. n. Hartford, s, II Il. m.. 4.l0. 6.45 ?. IT. New York, s. II I. m, 40, $40, P. n Worcester. SIS 3. m., SOS ?. m. Webster, s.l5 a. m, 6.05 ?. m. Wilhmantic. 500, I a. ni., 4.l0 ?. m. Sundays from all points s. 80 2. m.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
&r4etf-Rr oF PROBATE HOLDEN

ftft H iTT T -ItIlI'.A T Ta -I3Iz-f IA at Paibam withia au1 Tor said dI-triet ot Putnam eH the ilfh daE uf JunG n l9s
 Present Eaward ei. Aftehf. iuiEf
 Dl ntatiaH of ez Hizsttth Clark Of fHsH#m gaHu. AdmiaIs faffiN uu thc iLfpstatr esta 2 nf Edzdf Gltfka. flfe of Putnam Within said dIs. trief dees#.sa
 This enHTf dni T decree thai six mohlhs hf Fl lowed HDd limited for the erpaltars ri said estate 10 exhibit titsF ci5ttm. aeate-f fhe sslue te He Adminl=lratgiS aHd diHeeis Int public nos ee he given uf tits order hN advertising ia new paper Hasimg circulation in ssid nisi Ftef. mad be fes; Ing Il copy fereot OH fio rUhtte slgispest ln sal Thwn CT Putnam nearest ihr pt4cs where ihe dteetscd last dWeii.
 Ger itec from Recorf, 442s ED ARD G. Abi6Ht. Judge.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
MAILS CLOSE FOR

Boston, 10, l0.t0 a. m., ,l2 15.3.35. .5.S5, i5ps Danielson, 40, l0.l0 a. m.. , B, 7.4bp ?. n. Hartford. 10. lo.i0 a. m., 5.S5 1.i5 p. n. New York, TAO, l0.l0 a. m., 3.l5,5 3a,I.aaf-a New Haven, 40, l0.l0 a. m., 5.S5, I.S ?. n Norwich, 40, l0.l0 8. m., 5.35, .45 ?. u- Willimantic, i. 10. 10.le a. h., 5.35, l.9p p:n Worcester, 7.l0, l0.l0 a. m., B, o-ss. 1.Ae'
 n.
 West and Southern States, 7.l0 f.40, l0.le
 m., 3.l5, 3.35, 5.35, 7.45 p. m. Worcester and New London, North, Way sS
 tions, 7.l0 8. m., 3.S5 p. m. Worcester and New London. South, WAY v
 tions. TAO a- m., 5-35 m. .u Boston and Hartford, East, Way Stanosa ~
 a.m. .a Boston and Hartford West, Way statost A
 p. m. eu Boston and Pough.. East, Way StatiosA -
 D. m. .a u Boston and Pough., West, Way stationA D1
 I'm.
 Boston, Providence and New York. Eaa, " Stations, 1910 am. Wosdstocks, Westiord and Eastford, ?! -
 l0.30 .. n,.
 woodstocks, South. North. East. ie-~ = 5-35 p. m. Pomiret, 500 \. m., 5.35 p. m-, by stage, Nights for all points '. .45 p. Ill. Sundays for all points. 3-3o p. m.
 FRANK c. LETTERS. Pastna'ss'
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

aHfenR Palisr t,' les NiE he flltHlRf
 oT liirlt
 ltH s,s 4tsvisze h,i Ait ltat.4l1 q nf ie iHieite heal
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
| tA eaNKI ol rEaHAfK HolpKN A1

AtA eslgKg oK rEaHAfE HolnEN AT k4s#asa %Hfsa 6H4 sHe ffl# n-sre- aEa@H Fs 1Ha st4 a&a az AaHs A D tsS
 ss5sfs asNaf4 70. af7ssf Iu aa seA Asa as Na5N > Te# 5s ssra5ssz5 kssM E tafsts sAss ef Eafl4aus e5ssga sas 5. sFies sieer4>ss1
 h1s Sssaft s0ta aeeExS sAaf slN saeniAs s# d. ssaesf saat tsaise3 sns ths erssssssss 8 s.s ..ss sn sxAtSlt &Avtf e3siaas seaGnsT Has same .s Fl sesain5>+ rsfFAN kaA alrvcss fhat ra x aesi4s4 A. kttxH If thlS ers1r- kS rah5isatHs Fass same n s aes sfAs~eF aAsia< esrcAs&siea sa sad ssissries ssasi h said f9en at fafH&n a4Asrss the .sass ' A<T< tAe ieeeasssss s&ss dweis
 GrE5ssfSS fresa Rea.a-sa @-- knXAHa Ss. WRIGHT. Ea.ls-a
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

They cure sick kidneys. They cure hackache, every kidney i'll, Here k Putnam evidence to prove il. Clarence R. Titus. of II Woodstock avenue, Putnam. Conn.,. saxs Ny knewlstlge ei the great value of hosn : Kidney Pills k based on the expert enee of ny hfether. He suffered from kidney complaint for some time anu was not benefited by any of the resne- dles he used He began taking poaa : Kidney eills, procured at nreSsef' 's aFus slase. aasi they did him so much gassd thal he waald not he without taeas fn the house. know of many other asaFle Who have hesa cured of kidney lfaahle by The use of nean : Kidney Ptlls
 For saEe by ali dealers. Price sa cents. EasfeF- AIilhnEn t'o.. Raffase, New York, so.e agent for the ! nitsd States
 Rememher the name-noan sand take ne other.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
To Rent

Six room tenement on school street, Putnam. Inquire al 29l school street, or of James \. Nichols, Danielson, II.
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Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
To Rent

N l A TUCKT or FKvEAIE fis,i- DEN 1i n Putnam wHhia sad for fhe dis,ric, ei fstaSin on ihs s4ih day of June A h isS
 Present.. 'waF,i 0s. Wright Judge.
 oa mofiea ot Nsnfiee l. Perrin, as Hartford tana and Jessie B Perria os Wareesfet. Mas NssNfars et te last wlii and testament rf ithp Nica.els PeFrin i. late af PutRAm, wiihtn said Gisf iet seceasea
 fAis Court doth aecrce thai six HaeafhS from sAts Avvet be Nl owed and limited Ear sg credit i0ts es sSid c>iNs v eNAiais tlsif c{aiass against tar sslsle a shs hNssasafs aa i siiI4eEs rAss stsse sss tee Y kfxen ei fkis order ns ..srefttS iks s1 Hs3SaAafss pae fSilsti Il f'igsnaaa han E stt-a Sfsaa n Ssstl dtSf4Hef. ama hs gasStfeH 2 \ essHt sFesas ah ts ahlit stzns spsasf in sad s5ss E of FszaEas. nsAse tls pss5a W5ar4 fiss ie sessess 8sss esaf
 Ivg ltsa snasa FsessnsA
 A DIV MI [. VI ' ELa... s.s-..
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
Why It Succeeds Because It's for One Thing Only, and Putnam People
 Appreciate This.

Nothing can he good for everything. Doing one thing we'll brings success. noan's Kidney Pills do one thing only.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

3v City Carrser. Daily. Sundays aai Iioildays exceptedl al S.20 3. nj. and 40 E nl.: and Il .0j 8. I'll. Ii the Business Sectoa One delivery by Cifv CA1rier. on Holiiars
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
HOURS OF CoLLEoTIoNs

From the Street Letter Boxes. Sundays iai HoliJays excepted, and De>palehes.i
 RtSIDtSrIAI stel ION
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
Putnam Mail Servi,
1908. POST OFFICE OPEN
From 6.3o a. m. to s D. Iii.

Sundays from 20 10 9.:s1 4. m. Tie loihF M remain open 10 Lock Box heidei, uaiH . g.
 iI8lislas- frem 6.30 am. 10 , T.. .5.3J to ea. Carf.er'. window epeasnnda, lFon S.sotos "
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
Five Working Horses for Sale

al our F =. Bruce farm, ,Pomfret Land ing. Inquire of J. N. Whipple on the premises. The Child Lumber Corpo- ration, Putnam. T
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
MONEY eRi,ER DIVISION
PEt.IV EPIs

Open flon, \ a. a. tos D. h.. closed oa Ss. uas, aal ldgal Holidays. ke4f.ifN DXisIen aNeN tsffH4 uIiite naus
 ,.,z.+o,x
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
A Reliable Remedy CATARR RH zEly's Cream Balm

Is quickly absorbed.
 Gives Relief at Once. It eleanses, soothes, heals and protects the diseased mem-
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-19
A NEW STRIKE AT JASPER

B. F. Herr was in Del Norte last
Friday showing some fine looking
ore from new strike recently
made on the Rover group of claims
at Jasper.
The discovery was made on one
of the claims of the above named
group on the north side of the
Alamosa well up on the mountain
The vein, although only slightly
uncovered is three feet wide and
well defined. The ore is a hema-
tite and decomposed quartz, re-
sembling the pay rock found at
Summitville, and carries fair val
ues. Mr.. Herr is of the opinion the
ore is fine milling proposition
and from reports it would look like
shoot of rich ore was close by.
We hope this new strike will
lead to something better. Mr..
Herr has devoted several years
of his time and energy, not to say
anything of large amount of
money, in Jasper, and is deserving
of large return for the same
Prospector.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-19
cosTIILA ESTATE DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY

This company recently orga-
-nized owns about 525, 600 acres, of
which upwards of 10000 acres
are irrigable and full develop
ment of the water resources, it is
believed, will bring all this land
under irrigation.
The land lies partly in Costilla
county, Colo, and partly in Taos
county, N. NJ, extending about
twenty-five miles into the territory
The irrigable land consists of the
upper and lower Costilla prairies
and is beautifully situated in the
most fertile portion of the famous
San Luis valley.
The present company is build
ing and has already partially COM
pleted an extensive system of res
ervoirs and canals, which will
bring 10000 acres of this land un-
der immediate cultivation. This
fine development will be completed
by April l, and no land will be
offered for sale to settlers until on
or about that date.
The magnitude of the enterprise
is more easily understood when
one realizes that it embraces an
area nearly four-tifths in size of
the state of Rhode Island and
about one-third as large as the
state of Connecticut. The value
of this immense property, estimat,
ed at 80 low figure as $40 per
acre, is upwards of $5,0OO,OOO.
The company is backed by abun-
dant capital and no development
will be hindered or delayed by
lack of funds.
The directors are: Franklin E.
Brooks, Horace q. Lunt, 81. Alex
ander Smith, Bayard Dominick, of
New York; William V. Kellen, of
Boston; w. Schuyler Smith, Of
New York; Charles ]. Hughes,
Gerald Hughes, Fred g. Moffat,
Clyde Turnbull, Albert Smith,
Walter Wilmot and c. S. Haugh-
wout.
The officers are: Pesident =
Franklin +. Brooks. Vice Presi-
dent and treasurer Gerald Hughes.
Secretary. h. Alexander Smith.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-19
Stockholders meeting

Notice Is hereby gwen that the
regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of The Monte Vista
Creamery Co. will he held Satur-
day, Jan. 8, 1909. IN the Town hall
Monte Vista, Colo. at = O'Clock
p. m., for the election of a board
Of five directors aud for the tran
saction of any other business which
may come before said meeting.
w. H. TuLLY, Sec'y
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-19

Charles w. Post Of Battle Creek
Michigan. is building a model city
in the Texas panhandle. He bought
10000 acres. eighty miles north
Of Big Springs and the same dis.
tancc from a railroad. Upon every
quarter section he 10 building a
farm house of bungalow type and
placing men there who arc poor
but who mean we'll. The city be
10 building will be called Post and
there will he no land sharks, no
renting agencies, usurerS and no
saloons. There will be no gam.
bling and no aldermen. but the
place will be governed BY . com.
mission formed from citizens. BE
has huilt Tie largest store In weeG.
een Tsxas, . BIG hotel md has put
in watsrworks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-19

Tho Farmcrs' Mercantile Co. of
Greeley will bc represented here
BY Peter Kecler. Will pay mar.
ket price for potatoes and will
ship 10 seed potatoes from Greeley.
Will use 9. n. Thomas phone.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-19
REFORMS PROMISED

The greatest reforms that have
ever been witnessed in this coun.
try will be experienced during the
next seven or eight years as the
result OF the investigation that is
now being made by President
Roosevelt's country life commits.
sion"
This was the statement made by
Pres. b. o. Aylesworth in All ad.
dress to the faculty Of the State
Agricultural college. DR.. Ayles.
worth declared that the principal
work Of the commission 10 to
arouse the people to the needed
reforms. He said that Pres. Roos.
evclt had beed endeavoring to ~.
cure certain reforns through con.
gress, but failing in this in many
instances he has chosen to 90 10
the people. He declared that Pres.
Roosevelt will write another mes
sagc within u short time and that
"it will be the greatest message
that hns ever been written by any
president"
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-19

have taken up On my farm,
one mile south Of Zinser switch,
one white faced COW and calf; VT
Of COW about $50 lbs. Owner can
have same by paying feed b,ll.
ID. Mccormick.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-12-19
Ne Shooeass

have leased the pasture on the
Sheridan ranc on Spring Greek
and will allow no shooting on the
property during my occupancy of
It. This means everybody.
FRANK j. COLE.