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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-16
Why the Leaves Turn.

Probably not one person in thous-
and knows why leaves change their color
in the fall remarked an eminent botan-
ist the other day. "The common and
oid-fashioned idea is that this red and
golden glory is caused by frost. A true
and scientific explanation of the cause
OF coloring of leaves would necessitate a
long and intricate discussion. Stated
briefly and in popular language, those
causes are these: The green matter in
the tissue of leaf is composed of two
colors, red and blue. When the sap
ceases to flow in the autumn and the
natural growth of the tree ceases oxida-
ton OF the tissue takes place. Under
certain conditions the green leaf changes
to red under different conditions it
takes on yellow or brown tint. The
difference IN color is due to the differ
ence in combination of the original con-
stituents of the green tissue. and to the
varying conditions of climate, exposure
and soil. A dry, cold climate produces
more brilliant foliage than one which is
damp and warm. This is the reason
that our American autumns are so much
more gorgeous than those of England.
There are several things about leaves
that even science cannot explain. For
instance, why one of two trees growing
side by side, of the same age, and having
the same exposure, should take on
brilliant red in the fall and the other
should turn yellow; or why one branch
of tree should be highly colored and
the rest OF the tree have only yellow
tint, are questions that are impossible to
answer
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-16
Events Cleaned from the Files of The
Reporter twenty-five Years Ago.

Mrs. Deborah Pound died at her home
in Porter, aged Sc years.
A. F. Taylor changes the name of the
American Hotel to the Taylor House.
A motion to levy tax of $4,000 to pur-
chase fire engine was defeated in the
council.
It is currently reported that Cam
bridge is to have railroad connecting
with the Northwestern at London.
The home of r. Ell. Stockman near
MELVILLE was entered by thieves and
$3.50 taken from Mr.. Stockmans clothes.
The winnings of Jay Eye See so far
this season in fifteen races are S25.5OO.
Mr.. Case refuses az offer of $4,000 for
the famous trotter.
VIM. Mayhem and six Edgerton boys,
members of base ball club, we're con-
victed in the municipal court at Madi-
son for assault upon John Carlson of
Dunkirk. The former was sent to states
prison for one year and the other boys
fined 500 and costs. The fines OF three
were paid and the others sent to Jail,
Friday, Oct. 10, 1883.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-16

Charles Shannon of Westby was an
over Sunday visitor with relatives here
The Society of Equity has secured a
site Tor tobacco warehouse at Westby
Wis.
Mr.. N. Starr, leaf dealer of New York,
has been riding out of this market few
days this week.
Mr.. Albert Helmericks OF ST. Louis
was visitor in this market for short
tima early in the week.
a cement floor is being laid in the
sorting room of the American Cigar
Co.'s plant in this city.
A. L. Mcintosh OF La Crosse was in
town Friday for short time with Mr..
|Salzer, who were taking an auto trip
from Milwaukee to their home town.
Mr.. Paul Hirschorn, connected with
the United Cigar Mans Co., of New
York, is in the state getting acquainted
with the methods of buying .sand handl-
ing Wisconsin tobacco.
Mr.. August Eisenlohr of Philadelphia
came Monday to look over the situation
in the state. He will ride in the grow
ing districts with Mayor Ellingson few
days before his return.
The annual convention of the tobacco
department of the Society of Equity will
be held at Madison Oct. 20-22 President
Holmes will urge the convention to back
a project for tobacco factory. 1t is
said that the principal reason why the
question is being considered is the fact
that buyers are insisting that all of the
cases containing white mold shall be cut
in two as to price, and that the reduc-
ton demanded is entirely out of reason
and the managers of the pools will not
submit to it. Therefore the proposition
to back a factory is being considered.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-16
Healer Makes More Cures.

Almost the first case that came to
Godfrey, the Magnetic Healer, after To-
eating in Edgerton few weeks ago, re-
suited in cure so swift and remarkable
that the details are published for the
benefit of The Reporters readers. A
child less than year old was in pit
liable state of ill-health = almost collapse
when Godfrey first saw her. Her
stomach and bowels refused to perform
their functions, scarcely any nourish-
ment was taken, she was weak, emanci-
ated, fretful and irritable, and the moth
or was worn out in caring for her. The
childs sleep was fitful and broken, and
the right eye was alarmingly infamed.
This condition had existed for some time
and was rapidly growing worse when the
Healer was consulted. The worst symp-
toms disappeared within two days and
in a week the little one was, as her
mother describes 1t, "a different baby"
She is now absolutely we'll and is getting
plump and strong The name will be
furnished by the Ees Ter to any inquirer.
Godfrey's records chow many complete
cures in cases which had stubbOrnly re-
sisted every other method of treatment
and which had been regarded as hope
l6SS' Las Co5O III 0ltAOuAoA 10 uAOh-
toned because it is we'll recognized
fact that such serious ailments in in
fants are doubly difficult to cure.
Chronic diseases of all sorts are well
coined by the Healer, no matter of how
long standing or how many others have
failed to cure them. Godfrey stated
that his success is due simply to his I'M
derstanding of the nature Of all disease
and his ability to ascertain and remove
the cause. There is nothing unpleasant
about this treatment - no drugs, no
knife, no appliances of any sort. Patients
say they feel benefited from the first
treatment.
Godfrey has been wonderfully sue
cessful in the cure of diseases peculiar
to women. Consultation is free. He is
located in the Schmeling block opposite
the Carlton hotel.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-16

Just a Woman's Way" at Royal
hall tonight Thursday.
The White Sox are billed to play in
Fort Atkinson next Wednesday.
Will Tallman and wife of GAINESVILLE
are guests at Harry Ash's.
Again the Royal Neighbors treated
husbands and friends to pleasing en-
tertainment. Wednesday evening at
Woodmen hall program was presented
which compared favorably with that OF
professional entertainers 1t consisted
of select readings, vocal and instrument
al music, concluding with neat little
farce comedy entitled "A Parliament of
Servants which kept the audience in a
roar of laughter from curtain slide to
curtain slide. Stage settings and cos
tunes were very appropriate and the
characters were all depicted with pre-
cision according to the authors inten-
ton. The hall was we'll filled and the
entertainment thoroughly enjoyed. At
the close cake and coffee were served.
BY an accidental discharge of a
shotgun, Burns Anderson, farm hand
working near Lake Koshkonong, is at
the GAINESVILLE hospital recovering from
a wound in the knee. Anderson and two
companions were hunting in mid lake
Monday evening, their guns lying in the
bottom of the boat. In some manner
which is not explained one of the guns
was discharged, the contents striking
the side OF the boat. A few shot, how
ever, glanced. hitting Anderson in the
knee A big hole was blown out of the
side of the boat just above the water
line and had it been few inches lower
the whole party might have drowned.
It was narrow escape all around. DR..
Cleary was called to attend the wounded
man but the shot were so deeply i'm
bedded that the patient was sent to the
hospital.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-16
Beaten by Whitewater.

The high school foot bali team played
their first game of the season with the
Whitewater highs at the Driving Park
on Saturday afternoon. The visitors are
extremely strong this year and found
but little difficulty in winning, being
considerably heavier than the home
team. Their rush plays carried our
boys off their feet and broke through
the line for gains on every down. The
score was 27 too. The Edgerton team
is scheduled to play at Sun Prairie on
Saturday next.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-16
Bryan & Kern Club Organized.

About Is voters were enrolled as
members of the Bryan & Kern club
Tuesday evening, which was organized
in the basement of Andrew Jensen &
Sons warehouse.
After listening to several speeches oil
Bryan by the photograph the meeting
was called to order by Mayor Ellingson
The officers elected were as follows;
President-Mayor T. A. Ellingson.
Vice President-B. G. Wilson.
Secre8afy-C. A. Hoen.
TreaSurer-A. e. RAIDER.
President First Ward-P M. Ellingson.
President Second Ward-Wm Schumacher.
President Third Ward-JOhn Schmeling
Captain First Ward-O. J. Jensen.
Captain Second Ward-Albert BartZ
Captain Third Ward-Thos. Quigley
The meetings OF the club will be held
in the basement of Andrew Jensen &
Sons warehouse and will be open every
evening except Sunday until election.
Good music will be furnished and
everyone, without regard to past politi-
cal affiliations, is cordially invited to be
present
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-16
Because Tt Has Merit.

"A Dangerous Friend" claims the dis
tinction that during it's first season it
weathered one of the worst financial
panics the theatrical business has ever
known. Very few productions outside
of New York and Chicago can make that
assertion. Why? Because it has merit
and the public recognized it and patron
lied it. We will have chance to see
Mr.. Conrad's "panic" success at Royal
hall Wednesday evening, Oct. q.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-10-16

The Sentinel Company has made q
number of improvements in the Sunday
edition. Several new features have been
added, including new colored magazine
section and copy of the latest sheet
music. The Sunday Sentinel compares
faVorably with any of the larger Sunday
papers in the country. No Wisconsin
home is complete without it.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-12

unmSsIid. nWeldes Gis
Idmedt pobl am beiteng" = SD
fam Sbnen bas 8anillseis pdrms
it.ns empfebIen."
= gbelider 3piit. @atts:
Sdon pieber Elm neues &leib! $40
iol i9 benn bas 9elb baSu bernebs
men9 Satin: Sd babe bid bod
ni9t sebeiratbet, um bir finanaiens
Ratbidldge gu ertbeilen.
Sbr 9ebut. rDie gier finb
ia biel gu bart. ipie lanse baben
bic benn getodt9" = nSm @anSen
18 Minuten!" = .Wieio 1S Wtinus
ten, bu ipsiBt bod, boB id lie itets
8 Minuten geto9t piiniGe9" :
n9lber setpiB, MGnnden, ipeiB i9
bas, muir gins bic &iidenubr Is Mis
nuten nad!4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-12
auf Stimmen aus Dersansenen 3eie


auf Stimmen aus pergansenen 3eif
ten.
~8iit bu sliidli9. Oora9" @r
neiste Ii1 iiber iie berab, tiefer unb
INNER itsfer unb feline 2ippen beriibrs
ten ibre Stirn. Gin S,9auer iibers
iali9 ibren sarten &0rpsr, unb einen
grpBen lsu9tenben Bile Idlug iie
bunn gu ibm uuf!
sd mar es! 9raf Rbubenburg
mar eine pornebme, eble Natur. @r
gsItaltete mein 2.ben idOn unb be-
Oeutunsspoll. Ssit einem Sabre bin
i9 beripittipet, nod babe i9 Die
9rauersepdnber ni6t abgelsst; bic
8liitben, nit benen ib Dor einigen
Saeen meinen &na6en ii6erIaiittete,
parsn bas .rIte 3ei9en piebertebrens
Der 2ebensluit, unb bieIer tolIen
Gaune bunte i6 es ia, Oub id re4te
Seitig bic @efdbr bemertts, in Der
mein ainb i9psbte. 0ieies &inb,
ipel9es i9 abs0ttiid liebt, aIs bas
bD9te 9srmG9tniB ieinsr 2isbe 5u
mir! limb bic @rbaltuns bieIes &inz
bes oante i9 Sbnen unD : 10 bisl
@utes in meinem 2eben," ~fiiste iie
SUsernb unb Ii6 beiinnenb binau. . :.
rbenn id burfte sliidlih iein on Der
S.ite meines eblen 9atten = mar i'd
bod borpurfsfrei, nidts bersenb in
meinem SerSen als einen freubigen
Mdo6entraum."
@r bate i6re Sano, ipslhe lie in
tiefiter 8epesuns ibm g.rsiht, ere
sriffen unb fiibte lie. ~Sord!"
fam es pie unbepuBt iiber feline 2ips
pen. .
Limb S6n.n, meine JreunD. pie 1T
es Sbnen ergdngen9"
sd babe bic Deli seieben, ipeite
Reiien semadt gu piRenidaftliden
3peden, gbre eripprben nett iber
8erbienIi unb babe mid ieit einem
Sabre bier nieberselafen, IN bisiem
Srte, ben i6 Inn ieiner herrli4en Ga
ae pi[Ien liebe unb bepprSuse."
Sdb er ais dr3tltde Aulpttlai
gait, gu Der man psit unb brett
paGfabrtet., bate er bei4sibtn per>
i4piegen.
Sinh Sic bermG6lt9" Rur so@
sernb Itabl Iid bic Srdge BON ibrent
Munbe, unb lie err0tbete ipie Elm iune
ges WGb6.n, absr er tOnnte in benz
SaI6buntel, ipeldes in BEN 3immer
6errI9te, bies nidt puqrnebmen.
rRein!" Oas Hang 70 einfaa uno
bod 10 iubslnb, 10 5aaenb unb bod
10 boffenb. Der Diener bra9te bic
aampe ins 3immer. Der belle Sl3t|
Iaein .rpedte ben &naben. @r rth1
tsts iib auf unb als er ben Oottor
ertannte, risf er:
Der 0ottor ioll bableibsn, Usdz
ma, INNER, tmmer!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-12

Hobel. S9affnsr: Den
Sunb biirfen sic aber ni9t nit in oer
S6ldfipdaen bineinnsbmen" = Dds
me: ~Sa, pO 1T benn Ger Sunoefd!lis
ipasen9"
-abgebGibt. Serr: ,@ndbis
ses 5rdulein, i9 fiir9te, an Sbren
feurisen 9tueen Seuer gu faneen!" =
0ame; ~SOlsern senus iinb sic b1s
au!"
= Oas gut getrpffene
3 b. o.: nOas portrdt .S9rer 5rau
@emablin III Iebr gut, nur bic Wfunbs
partie i9sint mir ettpas unrubig." =
g.: ~Oas 1T sben bic fpre4enOe a,bns
li9teit!"
Cine 3iinFIsrs 5 m =
lie a.: sd iuse Sbnen, bas Rdss
den Der Srau Dtrner iIt elm Sc
oi6t!" - g.: LIMB bic HaIe ibres
Wannss Elm &upferIti9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-12
@ie Der eeIdlsrmeiiter grutsrl

= SIN @aitbaus. mSasen
Sic, iparum ibt Der 9err ba oriiben
tGsIid gum 9adtmubl eine Wurit2"
= nOas lit Der Wu4srer Sdinbere
li9; Der mub INNER iemanben bas
ben, bem sr bic 9aut abaisben fann."
&anibnIis us. Souriit:
limb ipobpn leben bic 2eute in Sbrer
@egenb9 : Bauer: Ulein 9ott =
BON bic Sdpein' i'm @inter unb bon
bic Souriiten i'm CONNER.
Bonn gramen. profefor:
4lfo, Serr 3anbibat. ipas fir Be-
tdubunssmittel fennen sic auber bem
Gblorotorm9 Stubent: Wenn
man cine auf ben S4dbel triest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-12
9as glbidieosefen.
smmOreste non ebitb sduIs.

Der StutipnsporI:eber gi9temp in
Mudya lpar na9 sinem srOberen Srte
perIebt porben. gr bate ii9 BEL ben
Ginpobnern bes tlsinen StGot9ens
re9t beliebt gsma9t, unb aagemetn
puroe Iein S9eisen 6ebauert. Ius
benz 2lusDrud Oes 8ebausrns retfte
Der @ntidIub, bem ideio.noen Be
amten sinen piiroisen Qbi4ieb gu be-
rsiten.
Die @orItGnne Der @ersine, oenen
gi6temp anseb0rt bate, trdten gu
einem Gomite 5uIammen, um iiber
bic Dirt bes glbidieosfeitss 8ei9lub
Su faHen. gu OieIem gebufe traf
man ii9 zines 9lbsnbs beim Pfarrer
Dphlfelb.
rNieine Serrsn," faste biefer, als
bas gomite p9lis beiiummen mar,
mir baben unierem lieben gi6temp
70 man6sn persniisten abenb gu bers
banten; nismals ipuroe er miioe, feline
gan3e &raft unb feline pielieitisen
&enntniiIe in ben Oienit Der guten
Sa9e gu itellen; ba 1T es bsnn redt
unb bilIig, ibm elm piirbises glbs
i8iebsfsit Su bereiten. Sd i4lase
Dor, mir arransiren elm SeiteHen nit
barauffolsenbem &ommers, uno bite.
Sbre Wleinung bieriiber gu dubern."
Der Serr pfarrer bat mir aus
Der SeeIs seiprOden, lisb fi6 Der
@utsbeiiBer Summelbein pernehs
men, -unO Ifldse i9 meinerieits AUDI
pnr, um ben 4benO re9t piiroig gu
seItalteu, baB BEL benz 8Ommsrs nur
Wtin eetrunten pirb."
,G6t.s' Bier tbut's pobl aud, I"
Guberte poftIetrstGr 3obel, bod bin
i6 Der Meinuns. baB mir uHierem
gi6temp nod einen muiifalii9en 9e=
nuB perI6affen. sic fpifen ia, meint
Serren, ipie isbr er bic Muiit liebt.
uno bd fait IGmmtli6e @ereine Der
Stabt ibrs 8etbeilisung 5useidgt baz
ben, 70 biirften bic Soften pro per=
fon nur gang serinse isin. 3ebn
Mann Der Snfanterietapele ipiirben
fir unfersn 3ped binrei4en unb bas
5eit burb ibre suten 2eiitunssn sniz
i9ieben psri90nern.
SD acceptire ale btsherigen 8ors
I6lGge," ertlGrte Rettor StOdmann,
runb empfebIe nur nod, ben 5eitfauI
in ipiirbissr Weii. gu fdmiidsn."
.Der@oritanb bss 9rieserpereins. =
ertldrte Der @oriibenbe, bat bei6lofs
fen, oem Sdsibenben einen POtal gu
ftiften, Der ibm am 5eitabeno feiers
lidTt iiberrei9t tperben foa. gs lpGre
Iebr erfpiinIht, ipenn bic dnberen 9ers
eins ii9 bur9 SeitrGge an bies
fem @eIbenfe betbeilisen piirben.
benn in biefem Sale tOnnte etpas
r.6t @ebiestnss anseidufft iperben.
pGbrenb Der pptdl, ppm aritgerpers
Gin a1ein bebiairt, nur enfpre6enb
a.ringer dusfallsn ipiirbe."
Die ReFoures hat bereits be-
ldloFen, Elm @ruppenbiIb fGmmtlis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-12

aus etnem 9 man. gr
butte elm 9(use auf iis selpOrfen unb
mar baIb Bis iiber bic Obren in iie
perliebt. Va er nidt mebr ldnger
auf Srsisrsfiiben seben polIte, faBte
sr ii9 enbli4 Elm 9ers uno bieIt nm
ibre Sanb an. sic aber fprad:
sd babe bid ia muir an Der Rafs
herumsefiibrt."
- lnperbefferIid. rWie
itellsn sic iih bas Speal zines @sis
b.s bOra" = SunsseieIls: @erhsiras
tibet!
= Die .tbeuere~ @attin.
Dame (3u bem Serrn): uno
penn Sic perbeiratbet iinb, bnbsn
sic iptnigitens iemauben, Der Sbnen
bic &leiOer ausbeHert. = Sangge@
ieGs: limb tpsnn i'd lebis bleibs. 10
fam id mir neue leiIten, ipas i'd
ais 0erbeiratbeter nidt mebr t6nnte.
= S9lau. 2frst: Die baben
sic es nur fertis sebraht. bieiem
Srpnfsnbolb snbli1 bod sinen 2is
ter MaHer beiaubrinseng = S4pss
fer: Sebr einfad! Sd babe IS ibm
in SanopssIdfsrn Dsrabrsidt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-12

RaItbfatig. 3unbe (piis
tbenb gum 8leiberbGnbler): SebeH
sic Fd nal bieIe Soie an, pie bic
I'm Rssen einseIaufen if. 0as bGt'
ten Sit bod pOrher piHen miihen.
gambler: Wie lam i9 bas ipiKen,
Serr2 Bin i9 Elm 8stterpropbet2
- @ana losifd. o.: Die
tommt es. baB iebt 70 pisle 8antbis
rettOren i'm SefdnsniB iiBen9 g.:
Sebr einfah, penn Der Meni9 ne
gant bat, tann sr febr leidt gum
Siben tpmmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-12

...Sa, ia, T fpiir's. baB I alt
tp.rb'! 5riiber. ba bab' 7 nit 2ei9s
tist.it feds 2tbertpiiriP bint.ranans
Der abibrudt = aber iabt rnuab I
iho' srObe Sdiif'f 8raut bu5ua
eN'n!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-12
Ser @afierfeinb.

~9u, Batter. mas iit benn b0s =
4 Sdufsrpabniinn2"
nWenn elmer BLOB Wafier trintt!"
La Junta tribune., 1908-04-04

of some kind is required to make fair-ooking
job. With paint you could do the job with half
less than half the quantity. That's why paint,
though the best. is really the cheapest. If you have
had poor paint experience, try next time and
enjoy the other kind f
La Junta tribune., 1908-04-04
Ask for Dunkin's bread.

MoSher grocery.
WANTED -Boarders in North La
Junta. Phone Red 2s03..
Born March 3Oth. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Rrickie, of Cardiff, Colo.
fine ten-pound girl.
The Fortnightly Club will meet
this Afternoon at the home of Mrs.
D. r. McCune, 705 Carson avenue.
j. w. Birey arrived home Thurs
day from a SIX months visit in Den
yer and various points in Nebraska
and Iowa.
Free liberal sample Conkey's lay
ing tonic and valuable poultry book
if you call. BY mail 5 cents. Colt
mans Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mullen ar
rived few days ago from Sedalia.
Mo-, where they have been making
their home during the past year.
Delays are dangerous. Go at
once to the Branson Hardware Com
pany, Las Animas. Colo. and get
YOU q new Moline Beet Seeder for
$29.50.
For RENT Furnished or partly
furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing at S1.50 a week up to So. One
quarter of a mile south of La Junta,
in Ingram addition.
Hurry and go to the Hard
ware Company, Las Animas, Colo,
and get you new Moline Beet
Seeder for $50 80, that others ask
you $45 or $50 for.
The receipts of cash fees in the
office of the county clerk for the
month of March aggregated 81 ,lSS.-
IS an average of Si5.75 for each
working day.
The Methodists of Delta are max
ing arrangements to build new
church this summer. Rev. w. C.
1axr0Q, formerly ofthis city, is pas
tor 81 IL church.
Mrs. DR.. Jessie Stubs left Thurs
day night for Chicago, and will be
absent for a month or more taking
q postgraduate course at the Chi
cago Polytechnic.
For RENT-Five room house. Ala
East First street; four room house.
East Fourth street; three room
house, corner Harriet avenue and
Sixth street. Inquire of r. c. Inge.
While they last we will sell you
Moline Beet Seeders at $29. 80. These
are all new goods. but we are clos
ing out all implements. -Branson
Hardware Company. Las Animas,
Colo.
The baseball season will open Sun
day, April 18th. at Sugar City. with
La Junta and Sugar City contesting
for the initial honors on the dia-
mond A return game will be play
ed in La Junta on Sunday, April
10Th.
The county commissioners will
meet in regular monthly session
next Monday, and in the evening
the city council will convene for the
regular semi-monthly spasm to con-
slider dog ordinances and SIGH.
The La Junta Hardware Company
has just received two carloads of
the famous Moon Bros vehicles.
the consignment including forty
two Jobs" You will find almost any
thing you want in the lot. Your
inspection is invited.
George A. Nidy has just received
a carload of trees from Ottawa.
Kan, and will make the regular de-
livery. Friday and Saturday. from
the livery barn of Barr & Rose.
Plenty Of shade trees, fruit trees
and shrubbery at sale ground.
corner Lincoln avenue and Fifth
street. H. Hughes in charge Of
sale grounds. Phone Junta $50.
E. B. Merrick and J. E. McElroy
arrived in La Junta few days ago
from Cincinnati, Ohio. and will lo-
cate permanently in this city. They
will engage in the stock brokerage
business in this city. and have al
ready opened m Office in the La
Junta Lumber Company building.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-30

sranite Mining Candles are IN. bs.,
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-30
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing exist
ing between Fred Johnson. Charles
Miller and Thomas Jensen. operating
ON Jess creek. has been dissolved and
the undersigned will in no way be- re-
sponsible for any debts incurred.
FRED JOHNSON.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-30
ARE TINES VERY BAD


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- harr off gold MN ~ us would h.
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The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-30

Warm. pleasant rooms. from $40 to
$40, at the Arlington. Call and see
them.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-10-30
MONEY AND ARMS.

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