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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-19
Tho Owl.

In the hollow tree. in the old gray tower.
The spectral Owl doth dwell:
Dun. hated. despised, in the sunshine hour,
But al dusk he's abroad and Well
Not a bird of the forest e'cr mates with
All mock him outright. by day;
But at night, when the woods grow still
and dim.
The boldest Will shrink away.
oh. when the night falls and roosts
the fowl
Then, then is The reign of the Horned
And the owl hath bride who is fond
and bold
And loveth the woods deep gloom;
And, with eyes like the shine of the moon
stone cold
She awaitcth her ghasty groom.
Not u feather she moves, not a carol she
AS she waits in her tree so still:
But when her heart lleareth his Tapping
wings.
She boots ont her welcome shrill,
Oh. when The moon shines ard dogs
do howl.
Then. then is the JOY of the Horned
owl.
plight,
The owl hath his share of good
If a prisoner he he in the broad daylight
He is Lord in the dark green wood,
/ Nor lonely the bird. nor his ghastly mate
They are each unto each a pride:
Thrice fonder. perhaps, since a strang,
dark fate
Hath rent them from all beside
So. when the night falls and dogs DC
howl
Sing. IIo, for the reign OF the Horne,
OWL
We know not AWAY
Who kings by day
But the King of the night is the holt
brown owl.
\ Itar,.v 4 'nrr wall
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-19
Spoke for the Chickens.


a southerner hearing a great com.
motion in his chicken house one dark
night. took his revolver and went to in
vestlgate.
Who's There he sternly demanded
opening the door
No answer.
WHO'S there. Answer or III shoot :
A trembling voice from the farthes,
corner:
Deed, sab, dey ain't noboi, hlat
.coptin us chickens
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-19

by a recent decree" women are not
allowed to engage in bull fights in
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-19

f,cbi)p Say pop. what's politencss2
His papa LES tie art my boy of not
lnttifig people hnoN what yoG really
tbiaI 81 tihlli.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-19

The Government OF Canada now gives to
Actual Settler 100 acres OF whent-0rowinu
land Tree and an additional loo acres at $500
an acre.
mating heir homes in Western Canada is the
bsst evidence OF the superiority OF that country.
They are becoming rich. growing from Is 10 50
bushels wheat 10 the 90 10 10 bushels oats
and 4 toto bushels barley, besides having spien-
did herds OF cattie raised on the prairie grass.
Dairying is an port ant industry.
The crop Of 1908 still Keeps Western Canada in
the lead TIE world viii Soon look u it as it's
iood-producer.
The thing which most impressed us
the ma gnitude OF the country that is
available for AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES Ma
tonai EditJria! Correspondence, 1905.
Low Railway Rates. good scho Is and churches.
markets convenient, Prices the Highest. climate
perfect.
Lands are for sale by Railway and Land Com
panies. Descriptive pamphlets and maps sent free
For Railway Rates lad OF her information apply to
" d. scott, Superintendent of immigration.
Ottawa. Canada, or +. T Holmes, 3Is Jackson
St. St. Paul, MINI; ]. Nj. MacLachlan, Box rs
Water.own. South Dakota, and w. V. Bennett.
Sol New York Life Building, Omaha. Nshs
| Authorized Government Agents
Plsass.s uhsrs you saw this .dysltiasmsaS
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-19
EEun INSIST on nAylys
IoM Dr.. Marfei's Preparation
HUFsEN Yhc standard Remedy. ~ Druggists,
send tnr book ..Ecitet Tor " omen ~
/ FRENCH EEUG Co. 80 W. ..s, St, y. y. City
RM w AN Il e ID

CtSN FOR YOUR FNIiW ON Hg>INE SS-1 W
Ills Send fl e,criItcn otoee Stat.
lowest price. vii. i,Sc e"ni,nis.ion to 4
You buy ,ron-t, Kind Sshsre for
10, sals dces b, ocrs Nits
.. Buyers Cooperative Co., Na. Els. I'm,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-19
A SONG of Far Travel

ManA' inc some d.owsy oar
from the nearer bank invited.
Crossed Il narrow stream and bore
In among the reeds moon-lishted.
There to leave me ON a shore
No fcrryinaii hath sighted.
MANY time mountain stie.
Dark and bright with sudden voting
I.ured my vagrant foot the while
Twixt uplifting and down setting
Whittier? Thousand mile on mile
Beyond the last forgetting.
Still by hidden WAYS wcnd.
Upast occasion grown Il ranger1.
Still enchantment like q friend.
| Takes from death the tang of danger:
| Hardly river or road can end
| Where need step a stranger.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-19
ONE KIDNEY GONE,

Hut Cured after Doctor. Sn'd There
WINS No Hope.
Syivanns o. Ncrrill Milford Me-.
says Fly" years ago bad injury
para lived me and affected my kidneys.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-19

soaYcnir hnn'ers have taking way
Win tll"n-
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

TO q RE 4 GOLD IN ONE ID
Take LAXATIVE BaOMO Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund noncs If II fai,s 10 clii'c
IL W GROVES Signature ison each box. 20
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-19

Onty One ..DRoMO atIN1>E"
That is LAXATIVE, RROMO QIalNlNF. l.,oa
for the signature OF Il. w GROVE. sed the
Word over to Cur. cold in one i,ny poe
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-19

The way was strange. the flight was long,
at last the angels came
| Where swung the lost and neither world,
red wra pped III rayiess flame.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-19

Two faces bowed before the Throne. yelled
III their golden hair;
-Four white wings loosened swiftly down
the dark abyss of air.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-19

And the owl hath a bride. who is font
and bold,
And loveth the woods deep gloon.
And with eyes like the shine of the moon
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-01-16

WINTERPOKT
Howard Lodge, F. and A. NJ, and CuSh-
inc CHAPTER. O. f. s., held joint insta'ia-
tion at Masonic hall, Wednesday evening"
Ian 9Th. The following Ulcers OF 'uSh'
ing Cbapter were ably installed by Distric'
Danntv Grand Matron Mrs. Geneva L homp-
SON assisted bv Mrs. Grace Weber, l. M
Mrs. Annie Fernald, W. NJ; &c. iiil'' w.
p Mrs. Mary Atwood, A. NJ; MIS-. Ahuie
Hill. Cond. Mrs. Mary hneeiaho' q.
Cnnd : Mrs. Eliza Young, Sec; MIS-
Ganeva Freeman, Treas; Geneva Ihomp-
son. Adah; Mrs Mabelle Estes, Ruin MIS-
Ella McKenney, Esther; Mrs Emily no"e'
Martha. Mrs. Elizabeth Eldridge, Electa'
Miss Clara Atwood, Marshal; Mrs. Aihieha
Eaton. Chap. Mrs Judith Croker, Ward''
T b. Eaton, Sent; Mrs. Orrie Moody
Organist. Mr.. Swan from olotowh III
stalled the following as officers Oh iio""''
Lodge. F. and A. M: EIlery ho"uen'
w. NJ; Chas. Eaton, 5. W. hli'ei1
Estes. !. w.; Chas. Moody, ). D.
Frank Downs, j. D.; }. II. haker, Sec
Lewis Atwood, Treas, Rev. L. H. W.
Wharf,, Chap. I. b. Eaton, Tyler; FRANK
Hardy, Marsh. James Carleton, 5. 8
Horace Kneeland, j. 5. AT the close Oh TIE
installation all elaborate banquet was serV-
ed in the banquet hall below capt
Stephen McDunough arrived on Saturdays
| boat. Mrs. Calvin Knowlton is seriously
| in -. Owing to the absence of the pastor OIL
the Methodist church the morning services
last sunday was conducted by DE-. j. H.
| Baker, and in the evening one service was
| held under the auspices OF the Ep"ol'h
eague, Capt W. 5. fainter leader 80
| Word has been received here OF the uealh oi
| MIR. Henry Folsom at his home in Whining
ton, Del. Mr.. Folsom was former resident
oil W Interpret and last summer I'D company
with his daughter, Miss Flora, was the guest
of Miss Olive New comb at his Old home
AIR. and Mrs. James Freeman we're among
the passengers on the Boston boat MONDAY
They will be away from home Tor about SIX
weeks. :. Capt Thomas Morrissey is at home
| for the winter. .Ziba Williams of the East
ern Steamship Company is at home on
! short vacation.
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A LO1G-FF[I Want.
IT'S SUPPLIED AT LAST in BELFAST

IL
Ever have itching piles?
Not sick enough to go TO bed not well enough
to he content.
The constant itching sensation.
Spols your temper, nearly drives you crazy.
You can have relief and cure if you will follow
the advice of a local citizen.
Mrs. S. Connell of 81 Miller Street, Belfast,
Me-, says: "About four years ago / was taken
with complication of diseases and laid up all
winter In the spring l recovered, except that
there remained serious case of kidney trouble.
l doctored for it and got around In pretty good
shape for awhile, but finally l was taken down
with kidney trouble in earnest. was completely
helpless as far as wo was concerned. and suffer-
ed terribly from my back and Kidneys The secre-
tons were very unnatural and especially annoy
ing at night AT this time 1 learned of Doan's
Kidney Pills and my husband got them for me at
the City Drug Store. Much to my surprise, after
| had used one box of Doan's Kidney Pills was
much improved and kept on taking them, i'm
proving every day. | have not been using any
other remedy so that | know they have brought
about the Improvement am able to be up and
around and can attend to my work with pleasure,
while before was compelled to leave it fer my
daughter to do, as the least exertion caused me
so much misery and suffering
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents Eos
ter. Milburn Co., Buffalo. n. Y, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a take no
other.
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DIED..

CARTER In Cliftondale, Mass. January 8,
Capt George II. Carter of Belfast, Me-, aged 10
years months and 20 days.
CROCKETT. In Bockland, January Z, Alfred
X. Crockett, aged 68 years, months and days.
CLossoN. In brooksville December %, Grace
Billings, wife of Albion Closson, aged 36 years
and days.
HATCH IN Islesboro, January g. Mrs, Ma
thanel Hatch, aged "a years and months.
Manchester.
MEssER. In MOntville, January 9, Mark F.
MesSer aged So years, months and days.
PARTRIDGE. Ii BuckspOrt, January Z, Josiah
H. Partridge. aged 65 years.
PROCTOR In ROckland, Jauuary8 g, Maurice l. I,
son of Maurice G. and Nettie Proctor, aged 2
years.
RANKIN, In Rockland, January B. at Knox
General Hospital. Herman A. Rankin of Rock
port, aged about 50 years.
RUssELL In Camden, January s, Mrs D. W,
Russell.
SYLVESTER. In Jefferson, January s, Ernest
Sylvester, aged 81 years.
STuBBs. In BuckspOrt. january 10, Captain
Albion T. Stubs, aged II years
WARDWELL. In PenObscOt, January 8, Miss
Frances A. Wardwell, aged Is years. months.
WILLIAMS. In Vihalhaven, January 8, Carl q.
Williams. aged 10 years.
WINsLOW. In Belfast January 7. Mrs. Anna G.
Winslow, aged 81 years, II months and day.
Of the late Ephraim York, aged IS years, month.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-01-16
CATARKH CANNOT BE CURED

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is blood
YOU must take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces. Halps CatarIh Cure
one Of the best physicians in this country for
years and is a regular prescription. 1t is COM
posed of the best tonics known, combined with
mucous surfaces. The perfect combination Of
the two Ingredients is what produces such wOn-
derful results in curing Catarrh. Send for testi
~ FL. CHENEY e. CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-01-16
MARRIED..

AILEN-THoMAs. In Rockland, December 81,
Ernest II. Allen of BROOKLYN and Miss Oracle b.
Thomas of Rockland.
ANNIS-BARTER. In Stonlngt0n, January Johll
A. Annis of StOningtOn and Annie barter OF
RockIand.
BARBoUR-HARvEY. In Deer Isle, December
20, Ernest Barbour of Deer Isle and sue A. Har-
vey eff Atkinson.
CoUsINs-GRINDLE. In Stonington, January l,
Robert X. Cousins and Agatha Z. Grlndle, both
of StOningtOn. -,
THURsToN-G RINNELL. In Union, December
"a, Carl ", Thurston of Union and Carrie E.
Grinnell of Appleton.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-01-16
PROSPECT FERRY.

PROSPECT FERRY.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Shute of Bangor WIS.,
tied relatives here several days last week.
1.-THE Misses Angela and Katie Harri-
man and sMiss Hazel Waldren called on
relatives in Standpoint last Sunday.
Miss Addie Partridge of Standpoint is
dress making in this neighbOrho0d.. -. The
musical times they are having at Mt.
Heagan are pronounced all right, and all
are cordially invited to attend. They meet
every Saturday night at the different homes.
800. Mrs. Lucy Lewis Of Stockton was
dress making for Mrs. Annie Devereaux
last week. -. Miss Jennie Trip is visiting
her pareuts in Bucksport.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-01-16
M. A. COOK, SEARSP0RT, maine.
M0NTVII.I.E.

Rev. f. J. Hatch has been on business
trip to Lewiston and Lisbon Falls, where he
had ID most enjoyable time. At Lewiston
he attended the annual inspection OF hlhg
Hiram ROYAL Arch Chapter and was one of
the speakers at the banquet. lie was also
at the public installation of the officers of
Mt. @ wet Chapter of the Eastern Star IN
the same city. AT Lisbon Falls he attended
the annual meeting of the Maine Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance company, OF when
he is a director.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-01-16
Cannot Assign.

Judge strout Grants Injunction Against
Illuminating Co.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. Il. The United
Illuminating Co, which holds the controll-
ing shares in subsidiary companies doing
business in Fort Fairfield. Belfast. Farming
making common law assignment by an in
junction issued by Judge Strout Of the SUI
preme court on petition of a number Of
stockholders. The stock holders desire to
place the business in the hands of re-
ceiver. A hearing has been set for Jan. Is.
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BORN.

R,.acK Tn North Brooksvie. December 20, to
MT. and Mrs william Black, a daughter.
CARTER. In stonington. December "a, to Mr.
and Mrs Frank NJ. Carter, a daughter.
CooMBs. In Stonington, December 81, to Mr..
and Mrs. Merton II. Coonbs. daughter, Made
line Winnifred.
DODGE. In North BrOOksville, January l, TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dodge, a daughter.
MCKINNON. In Belfast, January 10. to Mr. ana
Mrs fairy McKinnOn, a son.
PORTER. In SearspOrt, January Z, to Mr.. and
Mrs Roscoe N. Porter, son.
NASH In Camden, January 3, to Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E NASH daughter.
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NORTH STOCKTON.

Miss Bernice Alley of Prospect visited
Miss Minnie Moody recently. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jellison of Belfast visited relatives in
this vicinity last week =. Mr. George Dun
aver and several others in this vicinity had
work at the Coal Pocket last week. Mrs.
VIM. Smith is gaining slowly from recent
severe attack of the grip. Mrs. Grace Ames
has also been very sick with the grip.
Miss Lucy Dunaver is at Mr.. Daniel Dun
AYERS for few weeks. Mrs. Jessie Berry
returned from New York for the holt
days and is visiting her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. Frank Marden.... Mrs. Flora Marden
has been at home from WinterpOrt for a
week. She has had an attack of the grip
but washable to return and resume teaching
Monday
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-01-16

lin, in ballast, from Salem, Mass, for New
port News, went ashore today five miles N.
t. of Metomkin life saving station. Her
rudder is gone and there is feet of water
in her hold,
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PROSPECT.

PROSPECT.
The members of the Help What You
Can Society wish to thank all who so kindly
assisted and contributed to the success Of
their recent SALE
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-01-16

as appears by the writ in this action; and now NJ
appearing to this Court that this action was con-
menced by attachment OF the defendants pro
erty and that at the time OF the service OF TINS
writ said Lonvle A. Libby was not an mia
tant of this State and has no tenant, agent or az
torney within the state, and that no persons
service has been made upon the said Lonyille A.
Libby, it is ordered that notice be given to sa'1
Lonville A. Libby to appear at the SuprenIe
for the County of Waldo on the third Tuesday vi
April, A. ID. 1908 to show cause, if any he na
why Judgment should not be rendered again
him in said action and that SAID notice be given
by publishing in the Republican Journal, new
paper published and printed at said Belfast
THEE weeks successively, the last publication O.
be fourteen days. at least, before said third Tue
day of April, an attested copy of this order.
A. NJ. SPEAR,
Justice of S j, Court.
. true copy Attest:
3w3 T1LESION WADLlN, clerk,
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NIS.A.L.MQdgeII

Announces to the ladies who wish to buy for
the coming season, that she has more than the
usual number OF samples (large enough TO
enable the purchaser to see what she is buy
ing) of new dress goods from the reliable firm
of Buckley & Jennings Co., importers and
jobbers of dry goods, New York. These are
samples of choice material, not to be found in
the dry goods stores. There is nothing in the
the line that is second class or that is an imi-
tatiOn They are the best that the American,
English French, Scotch, Irish and Swiss mar
kets afford. l shall be in Searsport Mondays
at the Searsport House accompanied by
woman competent to advise as to the making
up of these goOdsand various details OF same
These samples may also be seen at my home
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
IS Cedar ST., Belfast, Maine.
Telephone 1894.
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"For the love of God is broader
Than the measure of mans mind;
And the heart of the Eternal
Ia mnSt .aondarfnllu Kind y

The funeral took place Monday afternoon
from the home of his father, s. A. Rendell,
Rev. H. E. Rouillard officiating. The floral
tributes were many and beautiful. One
large pillow was from Pownal Lodge, F.
& A. NJ, of which the deceased was a
member. MIR. Rendel was born in 1864,
and has passed away at the early age Of 43
Years and months. His oldest child, Mrs.
George CHM, came from Brooklyn, n. y, to
attend the funeral, arriving by train Mon
day forenoon.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-05-15
Filed For Record.
APRIL sOTII.

NJ ID. Blakcy affidavit Re. sw IL. l5-;iI-9.
Frank Campbell to Denver Music Co. c.
NJ. piuuo.
5. c. Dragoo TO J. II. ShemwelI. {. ~.
mules. horses and COW.
County Treasurer to W. 4. Warren. Ii
deeds covering following described prop
crty: ne - Sc IA. etc. 1859: sw IA 29:Ss:
half interest ne II ne IA etc. of sec. and
in 37-lO: Sc II NV II 1879; ne II ne IA etc.
2I-37-1O; ne II ne II l2-si-5; sc IA sc - etc.
1856; ne IL sw II $3.50: NV - sw - 2j;sse
Sc 4 Sc - 9j3,9: sw IA of 52-36-s IL Sc II
1866. etc; II east of railroad of 2l-h-lO'
NV II Sc II etc. 1919.
County Treasures to w. S. Woods. treas.
deed sc IA 1879; sc IA NV IA etc. 1879;
tax deed II IL NV IA 1889.
County Treasurer to Mrs. Omie Stephen
son. tax deed sw IA sc IA of etc. in 3l-s;
NV IL Sc II of $ etc. in 3-g
Public Trustee to p. h. Fisher, X. ID. T..
e IL lots 9-lO-li blk 30. Alamosa.
MAY IST.
Grant Richey to George Hamilton. W. d.,
lots 23-i5-6 blk = La lara.
County Treasurer to 5. d. NcCrackeu. s
deeds covering following described prop
erty: ne IL Sc IA etc. of S-Si-s: IA ne IA
| etc. 2a;Sis: ne IA sw II etc. of 29-;sis: ne IA
| ne IA etc of 1873; ne II Sc II of 1855: ne
Ii NV II of 1865: ne IA sw Ii etc. 32;Sis
ne II Sc IL e|c. 2i:BS.
Maria Ramona Olgin to Madalinn Olgin
de Barela w. ID. frac ne II NV IA etc of sec
| q cct in 35-ll.
Maria Ramona Oigin to Ferminn Oigin
de Salaznr W. d. as above.
| Yates & McClain to Franz Heinl<e agree.
ment. sw IA 1889.
Jose Ignacio Trujillo plaintiff. vs.. Placida
| Cantu. order confirming reyort of partition
and directing Judgment IL l-2 ne IA etc
2S-3ilO
Ignacio Trujillo to Jose A. Garcia ct al
| W. ID. n IL II IL ne II etc. s3il0
| MAY 2ND.
| W. A. Warren to Herman Emperius ct al
O. c. D., lot IL, blk 81 Alamosa.
| Peter Hansen to OSCAR w. Loynn ct al
agreement sw II and sw ~ Sc II OF sec. I
| etc. in si-ll.
Vim. H. Jones to Geo. b. Shcttcrly. {. NJ.
| all furniture and fixtures in Lion hotel
! Alamosa.
| San Luis Valley Lumber Co. cert. oi
! incorDoration. capital stock $4,000.
| The Combination Ditch. map OF ditch.
| Nine receipts for right of way from W. II
Barlow. Geo. Riedel, p. ii. Joyce. w. II
Barlow. w. ID. Carroll. T. ID. l.. Menke. W
F. Mcclure, w. Il. Mcclure and W. y Brai
den, to The Combination Ditch Co. across
the following described land: NV 4 S2-fl9
| Sc IA sc II 2If}9 west side NV ~ sw II
2s-fS9: south line u IL of sec. 2s etc. in IS9
west side sw II ZI-s}9: south side ne j.
g}-5lg: south side NV 4stS: Sc IL NV IA
and ne II 1a-S|lO.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-05-15

Abner Black was caller at this
sanctum, Wednesday. He still
mourns the loss of his pockctbook
which contained over sixty hard
earned dollars and which. he
opines. is being squandered by
some unscrupulous william who
does not know the value of an
honest mans dollar. Hereafter
and for all time, he will carry his
donero in place recommended
as being safer than a south pocket
namely his sock.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-05-15
-. SANFORD .

Joseph Poulson is on the sick
list, this week
]. S. Carter is complaining of
the rheumatism.
Dave Holman went to the saw
mill Monday morning.
Gertie Holt came home from
Antonito, Friday night.
Onie Hutchins is entertaining
Il siege of the mumps, this week
Examination has been going on
in the lower grades all last week,
Grover Cunningham came home
from Chama. last Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Carson Kidd, of Bountiful,
was over last week visiting her pa
rents.
Ed. Jones had the misfortune to
lose a fine COW last week, caused
ny lounuerihS'
Charlie Cunningham and Robt.
Crowther started for Ration last
Thursday morning.
Ephraim Coombs, of Richtield,
was over here, Monday and Tues
day assessing taxes.
By. Reynolds and Smith are
preparing to take their cattle to
the hills for the summer.
Mary Dyer and Gertrude Deck
er were over from LA Jara, Sun.
day, to see their old friends.
The little daughter of Mrs.
Chris Block was playing around
the washer, Wednesday. when it
caught its hand and two of the
fingers We're badly smashed
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-05-15
y. BOUN1IFUL -.

Crops are looking fine these
days.
Mrs. James Oleson is improving
and will soon be up again.
Miss Katie Brothers and her
beau We're automobiing last Sun
day.
Alma Christensen has been on
the sick list, but is able to be up
again.
Mrs. Carson Kidd went over to
Sanford, Sunday, to visit her
mother.
Jesse Mayfeld and Hosea Rog-
ers have gone to Durango to work
for IA while.
Willis Sego has returned from
Mexico. He took his cattle there
and says that the grass is nice and
green.
The school board has decided
to have another month of school
with Mrs Minnie Coakley as
teacher.
The dance and program last
Friday night was success. The
play entitled The Heavenly
Twins was worth seeing.
Mrs. +. X. Ball has about prov
en- that hens beat incubators. She
is still setting hens and has only
raised 800 chicks and has % more
hens setting.
Grover Smith attended the dance
recently, and swung his best girl
After escorting her home he found
that his horse had broken loose
and it met him some three miles
west.
After the dance, Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Coakley got into
the buggy and their horse began tc
rear up and could not be quietec
for some time. Both shafts were
broken.
A crowd Of young folks got tc
wondering why Wallace Funk
has not been coming out to any,
thing any more and SO they de
cided to 90 and see. They slipped
up and heard him say: Me tanl
me go back to Sweden" and fin.
ally he sang IA song and these were
the last words:
And now my song is ended
And l bid you all adieu;
But boys, stay away from the
girls, / say,
They are only fooliug YOU"