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The daily sentinel., 1908-02-18

William Bowen, the man who died
at st. Mary's hospital. will be buried
either this afternoon or tomorrow
morning. The local lodge OF Yeomen
will be In charge of the services, as
the deceased was a member in good
standing of the lodge of that order
in Leadville. The interment will
take place at Fairview cemetery in
charge OF Undertaken Bannister.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-18

This morning A. r. Sampliner of
the firm of A. R. & ]. NJ. Sampliner
received a dispatch stating that his
mother had suffered a stroke of par
alysis at her home In Cleveland, O..
Mr.. Sampliner Immediately wired for
more specific news of her condition.
and may decide to go on to his old
home II there is any hope for his
mothers recovery.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-18

There was large attendance of
men last night at the opening ser
vice of the revival to be held at the
Methodist church in this city. The
service was exceedingly interesting
and impressive. Rev. Forsyth was
in charge. Each afternoon and ev-
ening during the week services will
be held at the church. Rev. Forsyth
and Rev. Tyler, the latter of Nebras-
ka. will conduct the services.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-18

A letter from ]. c. Myers. former
ly q well known painter OF this city.
states that Mrs. Myers recently suf-
fered from a severe stroke Of paraly-
sis and her recovery is doubtful. Tho
many friends In this city will hear OF
nrs. Hyers' dllness with regret. The
family now reaideB at RI Peso, Tex
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-18

It's cheaper to have your old
clothes cleaned up than to buy new
ones. Try the Suitorium. 125 South
Fifth street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-18

Mr.. Williams. special agent for the
New Zealand Fire Insurance Com.
pany, is here today calling upon M
o. Delaplain. the local agent.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-18

Every smoker is talking about the
La Cadiza cigar. Have you tried It?
Ask for 1t today.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-18

John A. Benson. special agent for
the Palatine Fire Assurance Com
pany. is In the city today calling up
on his local agent. n. o. Delaplain.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-18

There are now two orchard cult.
vators in town. See McCulloch.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-18
PIONEER CITIZEN DIED
WHILE ON VISIT TO SON
8. w. Neel. for Twenty Years Res
ident of This County, Passed
Away at Sayre, Okla.

= s. w. Neel, aged 72 years, Z
= one of the Oldest residents of =
= Grand Junction and Mesa coun- =
= ty, widely known, especially to =
= the old-time residents of the =
= valley, died Friday at the home =
= of his son, Clyde Neel. at Sayre. =
= Okla. =
= ~ +++ - Z
For long period the aged man
had been in bad health and the end
came not unexpectedly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neel left Grand juno
tion about two months ago for the
Oklahoma town for a visit with their
son.
The remains reached Grand Val
ley. Colo. today. and the funeral and
tnterment will probably take place
there tomorrow.
Besides the son in Oklahoma, q
daughter-Mrs. Ostrom OF DeBeQue
and the wife. survive the de-
ceased.
s. w. Neel came to this county in
the sos and had resided here con-
tinuously ever since. He was kind
ly old man and was respected by all
who knew him. Many will hear OF
his death with sorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-18

We Install complete patn room
equipment. ]. q. Mckenzie, b45 CoE
orado avenue. Phone Red Isl.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-18

Call Us up when you wsnt Z
plumber on that rush Job. J. q. Nc
Kenzie. phone Red ISL; S4STColo-
RADIO.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-18

Why do you trade with Harry HI
att? Because he makes good.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-18

Tho most reliable place 70 get yoAl
clothes cleaned and pressed.-n
suitorium.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-18
IT'S A PLRAsURB

To answer questions and flrnAA
Information at the City Ticket ofisn
of the Rio Orlando, ia 30. Fosss1
street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-18

1--WE want your sewer connectssna
]. b. Mckenzie
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-18

Harry Hats norsesnoslng = -
md to none In this country. 4
horse Ii shod when Harry Hist =
through with It. Try him.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-18

dcest Shirt Waist stock in the city
that cannot fail to appeal to you.
It Sale price. ............. .$8.0S
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-12-11
ABaylif-Graham.

Wednesday afternoon Rev. A. M.
Wilde, Of the Episcopal church, spoke
the words that united in marriage
Mr.. Bert R. Bayliff and Miss Zella Gra-
ham.
Mr.. Bayliff is the successful and
popular man who cuts such choice
meats at the City Meat Market, while
Miss Graham is the attractive young
lady who, conducted q dressmaking es-
tablishment here during the past sum-
mer. but who has been visiting her
people at Edgar, Neb., for several
weeks. ~ ...s
They will 60 to housekeeping in
Mr.. Mufhey's cottage on Jennings
Avenue i
The STAR joins with host Of friends
in extending congratulations and best
wishes.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-12-11
CRIPPLED AND DEFoRMED
Children To Have an Institution En-
dowed by Mrs. Mary Walker.

CnllQfen 10 nave an INSTITUTION En-.
dowed by Mrs. Mary Walker.
Through DR.. f. E. Walker we learn
that his mother has decided to estab.
lish an institution at Hot Springs for
the benefit of crippled and deformed
children under 16 years Of age, to be
known as "The Mary Walker Home
for Crippledand Deformed Children. -
The home is to be free to those abso-
lutely unable to pay anything for be-
ing cared for, while others will be ex-
pected to pay for their board, probab-
ly s12 a month, their other wants and
medical attention being gratis. An
advisory board of about ten persons
is being selected from different por.
tions of the state, and thus far Gov.
Crawford, Senator Gamble and Judge
McGee have signifled their willingness
to serve in such capacity. It is the
purpose to arrange for the proper edu-
cation, mentally and industrially, of
the young people. The legislature
will be asked to pass a law that will
make it incumbent upon each county
to pay the board Of those who are sent
to the Home whose parents or guard.
ians are financially unable to do SO.
Until Mrs. Walker constructs a
building the children of the state who
may be eligible to enter 4he institution
will be kept at the Sisters Hospital,
where they will have the same care
and attention that they will later re.
ceive when Mrs. Walker opens the
home which she has planned.
This is a laudable and praiseworthy
project and will no doubt be hailed
with delight by hundreds of little Grip.
pies, and their pare nts, over the state
and will add another attraction to Hot
Springs as "a home for the afflicted.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-12-11
Mahara's Ministries.

The minstrel show last evening was
q grand success. The orchestra was
fine and the singing elegant The
voices blended in tones Of the utmost
harmony, and all were more than de-
lighted with the evenings entertain
ment. There is nothing much more
amusing than good minstrel show,
and Mahara' is all right.-Rapid City
Journal.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-12-11
Company c, National Guard.

Maj. W. s. Bentley has received or
ders to muster in separate Co. 9 Of
South Dakota National. Guard, of Hot
Springs, and he will do SO at the city
hall Saturday night. The commits
stoned officers will also be selected
that evening The company will have
between 40 and so men, most of whom
have already enlisted.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-12-11
Charley Foster Married.

An item is sent the STAR from Gus
ter which says: "a very pretty home
wedding took place at Custer Dec, 6,
when Charley Ray Foster and Miss
Minnie Clarke we're united in marriage
by the Rev. Mrs Powell"
The STAR !oins with Charley's num-
erous friends here in extending con-
gratulations.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-12-11
Santa Claus is at The Fair,

A Plush or Fur robe will make an
appropriate Christmas present You
will find good assortment 1T Heide-
priem's Harness Shop. You can buy
them right.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-12-11

The first records of the
contest may be seen on the
bulletin board in my display
window on Saturday, Dec.
II, and every evening from
that time until Christmas
Eve. when the contest closes
This will give you a chance
to know how the friend that
you are voting is running.
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04
MENNONITE COLONY

This Colony has continued to grow
during the year 1907. and many new
families from Pennsylvania, Virginia
and Indiana. have been added 10
those already here. the church men,
bership now numbering more than
I.s.
A nrw church building costing
more than $1,000 has been erected m
Hoibrook. and the main building at
the sani,arium III Fairmount is now
nearing completion.
The saniiariurn property when the
main building is completed and fur
nishcd will represent about $4,000
to $4,000 in value devoted to the
cause of humanity.
The Mennonite people are all pros
pcring and besides doing much rclig-
ious and charitable work are laying
aside wealth for the individual mem
bers. which is sure to make this one
OF the most wealthy colonies OF
Mennonite people.
One member reports bccts valued
at more than 5000 for this years
crop and says that at least $1,000 OF
this will be net after paying all cx-
penses OF raising the. crop including
hired help. etc.
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04

this association has some five hun
dred loans i'll force at this date, ag-
grcga,ing nearly half million dol
lars. and is paying dividends to menu
bers on the sum OF $4so.ooo. This
means monthly income of over $Io.-
600. which is loaned ont as fast it
GENES in. or is paid out TO members
whose shares have maturcd 1t also
means that the net earnings of the
association amount TO nearly $4,000
annually. all OF which goes in divi-
dcnds 10 the members.
II is no wonder then tha; the Otero
Loan and Building Association IS
to increase its capital
stock Two years and half ago the
stock was increased from 5000 to Io,-
900 shares. The 10000 limit has now
been reached and tile association
must increase the stock again or quit
writing new business. This question
Is before the members at the annual
meeting next month. notice OF which
viii be found in another column
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04
BUILDING AND LOAN

Every resident Of La Jun,a has Tsa-
son to be proud of the financial in
stitutions of eur city. not the least
of which i the Otero Loan and
Building Association This financial
institution has been doing business III
La Junia for seventeen years. and has
a record that Is not surpassed by any
association III the state. 1t numbers
among i,> members nearly one thou-
sand men. women and children. Hun
drcdS OF homes have been built in
La Janta and thousands OF dollars
saved 10 the members through lis
agency This is why its sharchold-
crs are all boosters for the as>ocia-
ton. and explains. in part. is pho
nomenai growth.
Its increase OF business the last
few years has made il i'll some re-
spcc,s the largest financial institution
in La Jrn;a. The Tribunc is inform
cd by r. Phillips. the secretary. that
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04
plRDsEsE VIEW or Ia sr

&c Nich",-- hSe room frame. r~sssi-is--
Rstoa s,-nne. :. ........... ..so
J & Nieho!..t tgr rc.in frame reside
Ration a,-unc ....,......-.. I'm
"a Niehui-. ci,ht r,'osa srasn~ r-.-
dcae-. Ration ps-aue. ..-.I.s.-.-.t.-- 10
Jim itple-. -,K f..pn frame r~-.i-uer
North La Jna,a =. ....-.....s... i.an
& smith four roosu frame r--ssieiscr
North IL iun,a .....s.... 100
=, Andcr-on fso frane rr>.-
5-ac-. Insr rdditscn...s ....ss..s Lion
q. X. Dob,i.. FIVE room frame rr-i-
dcnc- Third stf--7t. 4..s...t.. 10
c II Do-ipi..fiye room frame r-,id-i.zs.
Third street ............ en
OR DaiL, i,r foou frame r,si-
deuce, I.iaeoln ayrnu- ...g.3,..s-. Lao
e Il Do-ii-, fDpt room frame re,i-
d-nc-, Carson aysnu- -...--..s... i,-p,
& u Do'id-, four ru"in frame rr-i
d-nce North La iants.--..s....-.. ipaI
Toi,its Hnmrrrz. one room fraas-. d"
addition santa f.' drf,,t s.-,a..-..... Gigsal
City Hospital, twenty reou.. -ep1
New Santa re Ho-pi,ai ..a4s-.4 S,d.u
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04

La Junta has participated in the
general prosperity Of the country
during the past year to a remark
able degree. and although the build
ing record of the year just closed IS
not quite equal to the one OF the
year previous the old town has GER
tainly made good showing. One
hundred and ten new buildings have
been erected during the past year,
AN average Of over nine each month.
or two each week The TRlBUNE
made an effort to secure complete
list of the new buildings erected
during the past year, but there are
probably few that have been un-
Intentionally overlooked. The build
ing record for the year is not far
from half a million dollars. the exact
figures so far as we have been able
to secure them being S4l6.765. The
new buildings erected during the
past year are as follows:
krnns Bro. addition pianius mill i-ro
Ia lunta Lumber Company, two story
brick business bloc. -..,..-...-s lots"
Athsy 4 Son. .tis- r.,om brick residence,
IIncoIn avenue uc.................... -.
Athey 4 son,t roon brick rcsi''rncr,
L,ncoln a,epn- pn-...................... e,i4a
la Juu,a Trading company, Office and
lumber yard- .....,s. .t..--+..---s -"
u. v. Erunk. five room frame r''-i'
,i..ug, Santa E,- ..-...--..4..-.
r-ors- Ros-. eirh, frame rr~i-
ti-uc-. Ration avenue. .+.-....,-.-.,..- -"
D. W Weaver four room frame resi-
deuce Oirro Addition ..-.,........-, i.t,'
Rev :. e. Da,i., -i=h, ro"m frame
rc-i.ieue-. OreTo Addition. ...-.,.,.... A1i
Mr,. Etu,un Toid, twsu'y ro"m iric.
t-rracr Colorado ascun. .--......... s-1r
w.ll.-EnrHo Express Office ,,.-....-.- aoo
y Gard Edwards. ni:,- frame
residence. modern; Bellryiew SEQ
Ed Fcrr-li. five room frame rc-hirnc"
North In JnHth -.....-....-,..- Len
Ed ferr-ll.ccmrnt block residence,
North In Junta .--.---...-t. l-s'h
Ed Prrr.li. brick barn. North La Jnni, ioi
Ed scifrns, ,four r,.onl franz. r,-i'ie,tcr.
n,cc n,.uu. ........... L.. .......... i.so
Juhu ,,vyu. eight ranp brick resi-
,icucc. NORTH la JuntA ,.......--. 500
Nj Giilrn. four room frame residence
Otefo addition -.-.-. -.s... 4...-.a,.s.- i."D
Harrs H-in,. eight room brick -r-l-
icpcr, otorn Addition. ,...'....s s,4'o
DCGil, tisr room franc rcsidcncr,.
Nome Place ,e,.4, ,,..........., i,,sa
7 y ,N--rs. t'yo ro,tn frAme rrsidcier
Hnme fitct ,...-,,-....-.,t wo
Mr Taylor, residence improvements.
North In Junlh ....a-.-- lto
Il !, rppclnnd. Hva rn,u fraiue rrsi.
ucnc,. Dg-ru Adj l,tin,t ..-,.l ...-.s.r-, i2o
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04

I. + Pirrr. -iI franz residence.
o,er. ,adi,lon. .......... -. ."o
PsIh BAKER. nyc rpom frame rr-d-nce
otero a,l.,i,iou. ......,.,..,.....,4 i..o,l
Frank Ncl-pn. five r..om frame rr.i.
d-re,.. otrro A,idition ......-..--...-. I.;go
Frank N-i>sn.. flte rono, frain~ r.-i-
iepcs. D,-ro Ad,iit son n.....-.....-. I.nD
Mar, H-im.. seven rsS'n, bvick r-.i-
d-Ds.. s,i~ro Adtisi"u. =. -........r-. --sD
Sam Stait-r. live frame resi-
d.ncc. Ot-ro Additions. .-.s-....- i.-D
" Weaver five room frame residence
or-ro Addirion ....,.............. ~"
\ >Liiitx, nv, rn,r frt,m. r-si.icf.ec.
ot-ro addition. ..........s. i.mI
Roirrt Ipsrsm. tcn room frame resi-
dehcr. west end >ub-d,vi-on ..-.+ .-Ju
" Fisher, brick residence.
fnoeirrn: Belle .irn avenue .....-..--+ s.aS
Mr. Charlie. Ford. h.- franir
r--isi-pc., modern Eaton avenue 20"
" 4 Drnfs. -e,rn r,on brick resi-
d-ne-. tnnGl.rn :santa Pc Ncuue 800
lame Hirrca. four ro.,m cottaSe.car
aV-niic-... .---.-4 .... ...--......- f,tD
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04
SUGAR BEET FARMERS

The value of the sugar beet crop s.
a revenue producer has been thoruD
oughly demonstrated this year to the
farmers. especially since the financial
furry started in the east, says the
Beet Sugar Gazette.
The wise farmer who contracted
to raise certain acreage OF beets for
the factory in his ncighborhood. is
wearing smile OF wide dimensions
these days as he receives his check
for bects delivered during the past
two months.
Notwithstanding the. fact that the
value OF all other farm products has
deprecated along with the fall i'll
prices i'll other lines. there can be no
reduction in the value of the beet
crop. As is well known. the price to
be paid for bcets is fixed by agree
ment between the bee, growers and
the sugar companies at the time the
acreage is contracted for The farm
er knows exactly how much he will
receive per ton OF beets before he. de-
iivers his crop, whether his yield be
large or small He receives this sum
from his fields. whereas the farmer
who raises grain must wait for mon
ey from the banks to move his crops
to distant market before he can
realize on it. The beet crop cannot
be manipulated by spectators, like
corn. oats. wheat or other farm pro-
ducts. nor is it affected by unusual
market conditions. Just now this fact
Is coming home to the farmers with
most gratifying emphasis. Owing to
the existing financial depression, the
farmers cannot realize on their cereal
crops as readily as at this period dur
ing former seasons. consequently
many are holding their products for
higher prices and those farmers es-
pecially. who raised beets, are in the
best position to wait for better
market for their crops. Those who
have had experience in raising bcets
have always regarded them as fur
nisling the most reliable cash" crop.
The beet growers have recently been
receiving checks for large sums in
payment for the beets raised by them
and delivered to the factories in the
sugar producing states, and these
farmers have no difficulty in meeting
their present obligations. and are.
therefore. not forced to dump their
other products on falling market
Nearly $Is,ooo.ooo has been paid
out by the beet sugar factories to the
growers since last September At
least 100000 of this amount has
been distributed among the farmers
during the past six weeks. and no less
than SIo.ooo.ooo additional will be paid
TO the sugar beet growers before the
end of January, when the last beets
will probably have been delivered to
the factory. A total OF no less than
SIS 100000 will be paid to the farm
crs for sugar beets grown in the Uni
ted States this year. The distribution
OF this enormous sum will add consid-
erably TO the purchasing power of
the farmers in the beet sugar districts.
The money already paid to them for
beets has brought 10 many immed-
late relief and has done much to con-
vince them that the beet crop is the
one reliable crop that is proof against
panics and the pcrhdy OF man.
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04

Horst. eight f,-,m frame residence.
o,ero Aidi,ion. !. .................... .,soo
u N Si.ai.iip... eight brick re-t-
deuce. San Juan avenue .,..-,..,-... i1"
4 " Hill. four roain frame residence.
c,n,arron ayenue. .............4 ~.
+ 4 SHtip. addition "a office ..--..... LIN
+ Pi-rcr, addition :" ro"nine
hons. ................ ...n
Electric Light Company. r-mod.liuG
o.ir,. ....................... ~. .c1I
ii P-.,rsr ..as frame r.'-i-
dence. moicrb: sixth street s,oJ
y |. Hra.liey, eight roum franz rr-i-
deuce, iuesiera Colorado a,rnue... 40,
Mr. " NJ Gilb-,rt. rcnio,irlns rest
slcur-. H.iirvicw say..ne. -.,.....-- 2.1n
Catholic iar-onasr.ciGht room hrlek,
modcrn:s .....+.-s- ...... ...-.-., s,u1
south La ;upia school hnii,ns l... so
North Ia ianta scii.,o, hniigs.n:. -..... e.1upl
Episcopal parsonage, ,fusfr room brick
modern es.-s-,---.s-.s-s. ...... .,s.sy i.,p
's...l asner' modern: smishlaud avenue i.sn
Rat"n a,enue II. ....,."....,s Lcu
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04

u >tubi.>. nine room brick rr-i-
,i.i...~ Colorado avrnttr. ..se..--.. 40
q q Hes. eleven brick resi-
dcDc-. >auit Re avenue. -...---.- s.>sp
II I. Gnu."r. four rram frame r.-i-
d-nr.,. Ohio usl.iition =. ..-.--s.-, i.sm
L. Gnas-f. four rs..... frsa- resi-
deuce. Ohio ad.Ii,ion. ............. LOO
Mr. Huzcip>. -ix fraae re-i-
denc.. Otrro Addition .s0
& u po,ltis, live rnoiu frame residence.
ol.ro Ad,,i,io., ...............-... i.aIe
kii.nrc siid Helm. four room frame
rrrid.nc.', otera Addition .,-4+-. Loo
e \ Bickle, fonr r,-oin frame residence.
orrro Addition ......-. i.sD
Jack Dcsine -iH room frame residence,
o,ero Addition 4. ................. .no
Mr Evans, live ro"m frame residence.
o,sr, Addition. ..,.... 1850
AR s,oscr. iisc room fren. residence.
otrro aal,,,ou ...-............... loo
Fr.,nI Nelson, siS rnoiu frame rs.i-
,sencc. oScfo Addition. i.......-.. ~
franl Nelson, eight room tsame resi-
denec. oiero addition .....s......s a.3u
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04

Jo- sui.r-oa, three room frame rs-'-
dcncs, Hosr rinc- -.-.. ....-...--..-- So
J c SIehoi-. four ro-Ia frame r->i-
dcper. Rice asrnu- ---....+.-. -...,.-- i.i.'
J. &. Ni-hoi-, fouE room fame rr-i-
d-Eee. Rice avritas %. -.-.---..--.-. i.n
J. Z. Nichols, four rop,, frame rrsi-
d-ncr. Rice ayeHtI'-- t.,---.--..-,- i.1p1
j 4 Nichols. four ro"b frame resi-
d-use. Rirr avenue. -.-.-.s.-,-. l.ho
] & N.chol-. fo1s frsinc r~-,-
d-nce. Els- avenue -..,,.- ..--....,--s iiD
J G Nirhoi-. fonr room frame r-Si.
dsnce. Rice avenue ..,..-,,.... i,ln
Nichols. four foon 'ram- resi-
jene.. Levi. asena. ......,f..... ITO,
j & Nichols. four room frame resi-
d.nos.. L-wi- as~iIuo ..,..-.-s. iiD
j q Nichols. liz rooip brirs rrsi'ienc~-
PARK Addition ......-..a........... 400
William Fi-ru-. eight room frame.
tno.isrn; Colorado avenue ........s.., 80"
J y I.sinb-isht room frlm. residence,
modern; Colorado sy-nue ...-...----. 500
Mil, Ero- .aiargins iet plant. S.Si
addition Giiy Library -....---.-.. ...... i-"H
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04

Nv Warner. eight room residence.
modern san Juan avenue. s.SD
Mr> I. ID Csa,pts,lI, r,aht rus,In resi-
siens.e- modern: San Juan nvchue.-.. t.iW
" l. cramp. .r-in,aisliu4 re~isl-ns-.t i'm
arr"n s'cnne.- .-.-...-.----.-..----...-- ~
Mr. u Miller. r-mosieiing residence.
Ration avenue ...................... an
Mrs wi!isri. remo<ieiins residence.
santa Fc avenue ..................... ...ao
John Johu-on. rrmnlelinE residence. +.
{ si~ea avenue .............. 7W
ii \ Lee. r-inoi-linI residence. San
Jniu avenue .--.. -..--. ...t-.- NJ
MnS.y. -i~ room frame residence.
North La Jnnta ...-.....--f.s !Sp
Ro.cn- wilkins. futir rus,ni brick resi-.
d-ncr. SUithiaid avenue ..4..... 80
Gill Downcr, reno,iciing residence.
Oero addition. ....--....y. 80
Hubbard Chapel Parsonage. Smith
lutI avenue ,-.--....-.-. .+ss-r. va
L y Porter, eight rooin brick resi-
sleiice. Cssiortsslo nyenss. $50
MrSrru Lumber TO. inmhsr sheds LOO
II NJ tefer. Home Place, seven room
brick residence. .......s.. .......... -.,W
Mrs Maggie boyd room brick
residence. north La Juntn- -....-...., 200
Totai &.i6. 7G.
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04

Net prof, after paying
all expenses. rent and
Labor .... Sz7. 50
No field crop in the United Stat
surpasses the sugar beet crop lhe
ne, Yield, $3.50 per acre. surpasHe,,
the nc. yield oi cotton onchaif, lnd
SURPASSED the gross yield of cora SIS.
oats SIS, wheat SIG, hay SIs.'thc
great farm staples Many tar'ue-s
GROW more than twenty tons oi bect'
per acre. and some. more thar =
,ons-SI2s gross or $50 per acrs nef.
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04
LA yUNTA.s BULLDOG RECORD

La Junta has participated in the
general prosperity of the country
during the past year to a remark
able degree. and although the build
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-03-28
LOCAL OPTION BILL PASSES
License or No License For Wash
ington Co., Md, Up to Voters.

The local option bill for Washington
county, Md, which was introduced In
the house some time ago by Delegate
Brown and in the senate by Senator
Baker, passed both houses Thursday
ght and goes to Governor Crothers
for his signature. The bill conform
to the local option bill for the entire
state which was introduced in the
house but was killed. The bill will in
all likelihood be signed by the gov
ernor which means that the voters of
Washington county, viii later have
an opportunity to to register their
sentiments upon this question.