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The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-09-24
|22o Large Saurians and
| Multitude of the Cute
Small Ones

stine can boast Of the larg-
farm In the world. Many
have claimed this distlnc-
ave been unable to support It,
Augustine Record.
sitor to South Beach passes
gh to the outer fences OF
Ia question to touch them.
bic do not exhibit the same
the denizens Of Florida as
hence many residents have
led the farm although il is so
Convenient.
me to time since the farm
hblished several years ago,
eddington has been adding
5 and as a result he now has
lanagerie that is nothing short
b. Not only does this farm
the number of saurians, but
heir size. One huge fellow
l5H feet in length and is
IN proportion and ready to !
ything that swims, walks or
eral large pens fairly swarm
IS ranging from eight to twelve
ngth, There are zoo of the
yators and countless numbers
ones. Many Of the big ones
ms Of many fierce battle and
puyenirs Of such trays abbre-
Is or tail, while others are
eye.
Pf ttsm have become recon
heif prison walls and exhibit
ic spirit, coming at the call
leddington Their tameness,
is inspired only by healthy
and they expect a feed when
ond 70 the call. They are as
as il in their native LARS and |
tuition 4 taken acai,,s. q tumble
nil ANY one who has ever
/ sll,oators esen small, ones.
Sdea As 10 their marvellous QUICK |
\ their wonderful strength -InI
! ones these qualities are magni- |
fold. A person who |
Into one Of the dens would |
M chance against the scores Of !
Monsters. unless the latter were
4 with amazement al such a yisi- +
|nd permitted 4 rescue before
Iped the situation or the visitor.
krge alIieators are very ac-
the present time. but in cold |
become more Or less torpid.
u on the severity Of the tenn |
They feed rayenously Ia. The
and IN the winter they
an occasional meal.
support Of these big reptiles.
1 deyour the carcass Of a horse
hour. and even then only a
he gators will yet a bite. they
n well fed and are fat and as
Il is possible for scaIy monsters
Although thev have dined well
N once du<inp The summer and
ng fat. they were keenly alert
=; = = : ! : !
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-09-24


induced by catarrh, Judge James Phelon
died At his home IN this city on the
''|. 4>>ismber az, m. his seventy
. 4 resident Of
Desot0 eSasty %. l6i4I ss%s t<t}linR
first at Nocatee, where " Y. ,I'id<1 i';i'f
self with the progressive ana 9 81 'tssi|.f
people of that community. For the last
seven years he has lived in Arcadia,
served as mayor for one year and has
always been public spirited, prominent
and progressive citizen. His life has
been quiet and assuming one, for he
loved to busy himself among the trees
and flowers Of his handsome home,
A widow only survives him, but he
will be genuinely mourned as neighbor
and friend by all who know him. His
taking away will be loss to the city, as
well as to his dearly loved wife.
The funeral services were held at the
family residence on Wednesday after
noon. Rev. Baker, of the Baptist
Church, preaching the sermon, assisted
by Rev. White. The house was full OF
friends, who gathered to pay the last
tribute Of respect to one worthy their
love aud esteem.
In early years Judge Phelon was con-
,Yerted and joined the Baptist Church,
s z1ts1x <srena7 lR',ful and con-
~
holy state that is the goal for whIk|I = a
strive. We telder our sympathy to his
sorely bereft widow, whose days and
nights Of faithful ministrations for many
months could not save longer the conf
panion of many happy years. May the
God Of the widow solace her lonliness,
/ in this inoGr trial.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-09-24
Punta 0orda Board of Trade is
Hard at Work
FOR WATER TRANSPORTATION
They Plan for Steamer Line From
Mobile & New Orleans to Make
Regular Trips
\ AZ se9,lssas, Mobile 6 Tampa

-I{1|fff| Il W. ~ I|'f' <||II ne pt.
of opening up the markets 81 'nesn
leans and Mobile to Punta Gorda BY
water, the Board Of Trade had very
enthusiastic meeting last Friday night.
The owners Of the bulk-head opposite
town were communicated with and il
was ascertained that we can get the use
of that as well as the freight house on
1t. Statistics we're also taken from the
merchants and the average imports on
the A. c. L. was ascertained and sent
to the steamship line to show them
what business they could do with us
and requested that that boat come to
Punta Gorda. We expect to receive a
response in few days with rates. The
merchants will all ship by this route.
For the present we will have to
lighter from the bulk-head to the shore.
But plans are now formulated to COM
mence wagon dock out to the bulk
head. It's proposed to ask every able
bodied man to contribute some service
leits building. All who cannot, to pay
place Hon. Clayton Por-
: y y; =; !,
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-09-24
Judge Jas. phelon Dead

After an Illness Of several months,
induced by catarrh, Judge James Phelon
disd A his home IN this city on the
sfnber ~, m. his seventy
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-09-24

- '''.'Sss = a COW as,sr nS
good reason to beliey WasiisgioS san the
property. In fact, D'ait. ~ I. >sodght a
half-interest in the p ns"' ','e from Mr..
Phillips some ting a v1ssl' 6on account OF
the discovery Of fine limestone. The
entire tract includes about 100 acres
and it was the purpose of the gentle.
men TO dig out the limestone for com
mercial purposes.
While drilSng for the limestone they
struck very hard substance which
baffied the penetration of the ordinary
drills which they employed. Feeling
that they had located some unusually
hard stone which: might be valuable,
but little dreaming the real nature Of
the deposit, they exoavated a pit about
SO yards from the river. AT depth of
Il feet and three inches they uncov-
cred the marble deposit Using a
stronger drill they succeeded in boring
a hole through the stone stratum, which
was found to be about five feet thick.
Then they used dynamite to secure
pieces of the stone and found it very
difficult TO blast. Finally, they obtain
ed a number Of pieces and these they
sent to biologists, resulting in the posi-
tive assurance that che stone they had
found underlying their soil was fine
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-09-24
MARBLEINFLORID
Recently Discovered on the Hills
borough River Near Tampa
A MOST VALUABLE DEPOSIT


Deposits Of pure dolamite marble,
known to extend five acres and believ-
ed to extend twenty acres have been
discovered on the banks Of the Hills
borough river, three-quarters OF mile
west Of Sulphur Springs. by d. E. Phil
lips and DR.. John E. HIT, owner Of the
property.
Discovered several weeks ago, the
matter was kept secret from the
general public, as the owners did not
desire to announce such find until
they had established its genuineness.
Samples of the stone sent to the state
geologist at Tallahassee and to other
experts throughout the country, and
tested thoroughly by these authorities,
have been pronounced Of the best quail
ity Of marble. Of unusual strength and
density and capable Of utilization for
building or ornamental purposes.
Thus assured OF the value of their
discovery, Mr.. Phillips and DR.. Hit
will proceed at once to develop the
4 ~ <s<l1H.ru.G. z,1<,xaorhle 81
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-09-24

next Monday when distinguished scien-
tific men from far away parts of the
world will meet for the first time In three
years to discuss the progress that has
been made In the fight against the great
white plague and to exchange ideas for
the advancement of the work. Many
|1ietiusuished officials Of the Government
pn3ltthe layman's knowledge
will escape without having ie|ltAcd o6dl..
thing about the work in which its mem
bers are engaged. There will be many
comprehensive exhibits from European
countries and from the different states
to slow just how the scourge is being
attacked and to demonstrate the scope
Of the crusade against II. DR.. Carl
Hamel of Germany Is already putting In
place the German exhibit which will be
small but perfect model OF the tuber-
culosis colony at Belitz, health resort
near Berlin where the most advanced
methods are used in caring for patients
with that disease. It will be true to
scale even to the forest balsam frs which
surround the sanitorium buildings
Sweden Is sending similar exhibit In
charge Of one of the officers OF the AS
ISOLATION for the Prevention of Tubercu-
losis whose members number twenty
two thousand and who support this
flourishing society without the financial
aid OF the Government.
The many conventions which have been
held in Washington have at last brought
home to the residents that this city is
poorly provided viii fHa<aNfU'e ~s.ef<|
moderate prices a +.
this last which woi' <1'n' Ec5< II
foreigners who are H j 3 Is t'|||c
much better and at much cheaper prices
than Americans, huge restaurant isI
being added to the museum BY number
Of Church women who expect to be able
to provide meals for 1000 delegates daily
Entertainments Of many sorts are being
arranged for the delegates, notably al
garden party in the White House
grounds by the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt. Many sigh Seeing trips are
also on the program and not the least Of
The preparations for the comfort Of the
visitors is the appointment Of corps Of
interpreters forall Of the Europeans and
} special one for the Japanese who may
attend.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-09-24

poorly provided wit
moderate prices
this last which won
foreigners who are
Sierra County advocate., 1908-05-29

Torres, oi Cuchilo, n NJ, has filed no.
tce Of his intention to make fnaI proof
IN support Of his claim, viz; Homestead
Entry No. 1872 made Nov. IL, 1902, for
the Lots 3 4 Sec. & Lot /, SCI NE4
See. 5, Township Is 4, Range 6 W.,
and tliat said proof will he made before
j. Nj. Webster, at Hillsboro, N NJ, on
May g. 1908.
Henames the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
ard cultivation Of, he land, viz;
Max Garcia, of Cuchillo N. NJ.
Felix Sanrhes, Of Cuchillo, N. M.
Guiliemo forres, Of Cuchillo, N. NJ.
Espiridion Iafoya. of Cuchillo, N. M.
EUGENE VAN PATTEN,
Register.
First pub. Apr. l7-0S
Sierra County advocate., 1908-05-29
7estoration 70 Entry CT Lands in
National EcKaat.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
lands described below, embracing 240
acres, within the G la National Fcresf,
New NJ Sico, viii be eubjeet to settle
mont and entry uldef the provisions ol
the i mesteaI laSs Of the United states
and the act Of Jane IL, 1905 ga STAT,
$3.50, at The United States land oifice at
Las Cruces, New MeXico on July 10,
1903 Any settler who was actually and
ia good faith claiming any Of sail lands
for agricultural purposes prior to Jan. l,
1906, and has not abandoned same has
81 preference right 70 make home
stead entry for the lands actually occu-
pied. Said lands were listed np1n the
applications Of the persons me toned
below, who have preference right s Ib-
lect to the prior right Of any such set
tier, provided such settler Or lplicant
ls qualified to make homestead entry
and lhe preference right is exercised
prior 10 Jaiy 49, 1908, on witch date the
laads viii be suhjecl to settlement and
entry by unqualified person. thelmds
are as toilows Tie S u of NE Il Sec II,
=. l4 s., Il. s W.. N NJ. NJ, listed upon
the Application II J. 3. Radger of Hi is
Duro, New Mexico; the So of ST. a
ec s, the Ne Of MY, Sec II, I. 10
s., Il. s w, application of Henry j.
Brown oi Kin aton, Naw Mexico, wlro
alleees sei Element ia 1892. Fred Deuret,
Commissioner of the General Land Or
liee. Approved April q, 1898, Frank
Piece, First Assistant Secretary OF tue
lateior.
First Pub. May sos
Sierra County advocate., 1908-05-29

The precinct ohairmen viii call pri-
mares io the'f respective precincts on
SatUHIay, thg 23rd day OF May 1908, and
they Wil' give due notice of the time and
place Of holding said primaries. Prox-
ies mi'i not be recognized in said conven-
'Ion auless bold by resident Of tho pee
oiael nom Which the delegate was nam
ed.
All Democrats aad citizens irrespec-
tive @ past party aiiihabans wbo he-
heNe .n the q si economical and e6i-
Gent administration of public affairs
afe requested to participate sad pri-
maries.
JoHN G. PEnnoNs. Chairman
Democratic Central Committee
Of Sierra County
Sierra County advocate., 1908-05-29

The 1MEIY LIME Lasl spring
our euGre family took q few weeks
course 81 Simmons Sarsaparlla
and it's effects were extremely
EratrylHg. We erJoyed better
bealth All summer than usual,
hlch we attribute TO it's timely
os @ Very gratefuly yonre,
SAMUEL HINTON, De KaIb, Mess
500 and $A0) bottles For sale
atth Post Office Drug Store.
Sierra County advocate., 1908-05-29
Notice for Publication.
Department # the Interior,
J 'irst pub. Apr. 1908

Laud Office at Las Cruces, N. NJ,
April s, 1908.
Notice.ra hrr by given that Fpifanio
Ribera, of Arrey, N. NJ, has filed notice
OF his sintenfon e. make fral proof in
Support Of bis claim viz: Homestead
FaTy o92s < 4759 made April 10, 1893,
May 1928 y 4759 m de April 13, 1903,
: E a 4, 1906 foi the SE4 sE14 & NEI
+ y. Sectioa IT. township II s., Range
etot ani thAt said proof will be made
II J. NJ Webster, Probate Clerk,
"5ii llaooro n NJ. on MAY % 1903,
oe nlm4s the oll5ging witnesses IS to
ye hs continuous residence upon,
and culigdiion Of, the laud, w:
Ielro FIui ilo. Of Arrey, Nm
Jose Flui lla, IF Arrey, N. M.
vst4.o Z 3vides, Of Atrey, n. NJ.
Thomas Rivera, Of HillsB 70, n. NJ.
EUGENE VAN PArEN,
Register.
Sierra County advocate., 1908-05-29
Norlce far Publication

PafFi3cht - tile lhterlor.
Ian CIiiee at Las Cruces, ". NJ,
April Is, 1908.
Notice j. her. by given that Espiridlon
lafoya, Pr bate Judge Of Sierra County,
n. NJ, has filed notice of his Intention To-
submit ln,er Secs. 1887 to 1889, u. s.
Key. Stats. aud II behalf OF the occn.
pints cf the lownsie Of Kiugtou. N. NJ.
according % tn II ~ pective interests
+ al p.3of ia suppoyt Of his claim. AZ
4 ustee fr SAID occupants. fol the 's%
\ \ v Il, sW4 ia See Is, T. Is $. r.
. ". M. mprsiig said towns te
and enbaced in Iecaratory Statentens
n 40o2, m4 e Feb. IS, 1907, and that
said prooi viii be n de before j. NJ.
Npbstff, tfohate Clrk Of slid onnty'
at II 'llsboro. n H.. on Iuae 8. 1908.
He name the following witnesses to
prove sad lam, VIZ:
JamesP. :. Parker, Of Hillsboro, n. NJ.
Burt Y. & wlev, OF Kingston, N. NJ
R9ber Reay, Of King ton. n. NJ.
Thomas A. Robinson, Of Kingston.
N M. SOU
EUGENE VAN PArTEN,
First pub. Apr 24-09.
Sierra County advocate., 1908-05-29
nottne for Publication.
First pub. Apr. l7-0S
Department Of the Interior,



Land Office at Las Cruces, N. NJ,
April 9, 1908.
N tice is hereby given that Feis
Sanchez OF Cucmllo, N. NJ, has filed
rotce oil his intention to make fnalp proof
ia support Of his claim, viz: Home
stead Eetry No 3773 made Nov II,
1902 for the Lot 2, sW14 NE14, SEA
NW4 Section ), Township Is S Range
6 W., ard HAT said proof will be ma o
b, fore j. NJ. Webster, Probate Clerk,
Hills oro, n. w., on May %, 1908,
lie names the foll,wing witnesses to
Prove his continuous residence upon,
Hnl cultivation of, The land viz:
Fedrleo Torres, Of Cuchilo n. NJ.
May ga Ella, Of Cuchillo n. M.
6 mallo CORES, of Cuchilo, N. NJ.
Esp'ridion Taoya, OF Cuchllo, N. M.
EUGENE VAN PATTEN,
Register.
First pub Apr. 17-08
Sierra County advocate., 1908-05-29
Notice for publication.
Department of the Interior.


Land Otfce at as Cruces, N. NJ.
April =, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that James
w. Hiler, of EIillsboro, N. NJ, has filed
notice of his intention to make final
committed proof in support of his
claim, viz: H mestead nary No. SIP
made Jan. %, 1897, for the n <
NE554, El9 NWl4 Section 35. Townshir
.,.lso -, ana that said proof
will be made before =. n. Webster, at
Hlllsboro, n. M., on June Is, 1908.
He names the fo lowing witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation Of, the land, viz:
J I'M E. Liggett, OF Hillsboro. N. NJ.
G. c. Crews. of Hillsboro, N. M.
Chas. A. Anderson, of Hillsboro, N. NJ.
Ray B. Eiler, Of Hillsboro, N. Nj.
EUGENE VAN PATTEN.
Register,
First pub. Apr. 10. 1908.
Sierra County advocate., 1908-05-29

One hundred dollars Cor tbe best
carload exhibit Of feeder yearling
aleers, raised and fed ID New
Mexico distributed as follows:
tirst, $1,000; secoud, $50 00Hbrd,
$4,000 Presented BY Mr.. George
~ Webster, Jr., q Clmarron, N
NJ
Sierra County advocate., 1908-05-29
RleaG nt6Y 2e 1909
G ens

p4ul Given and Homer l8i acb
Of tie Agricultural College, , Y.
RI bina of ths Military Institute,
aDd J9e % son 81 tte Aama
destitute, nsve rslafaa heae far
The summer vacation.
sunf yiee of lhe Wioi mine
las n Invested new
t.
9''4at'' ''..s
has advanced a2 feP'o Z -
al lypaanti0g hpthe now a#as a9
difficulty 10 spa.iiae bi8 ae a
;a,s .a.a
'''So - a
"ee'hef h'o sVola"ua' ~ '''''
and the indications afe taAA FEE
peekaboo waist wiil soon male iss
anoeerence Ia fnll abundance, eua
~. fs4 lima w45dirr
o's'' 'n"s +
crop WIZ oe paiieu on
In contest on lhe diamond BE-
tween fsa sierra Browns and Tia
n.r h e,~a,an l..t oel hg
49, '''"' p wy &
score oi - 10 !" lh lHF'' ~ ~"
Tortillas Fl HaweYar, TOMORROW
aflernooo the two teens wan eaaia
,noet IN ,ha diamond and aaoi8e
ru - f..t c..4c,
N"0Ro ''"''
g. i Heroaon lefi yesterday
Sierra County advocate., 1908-05-29

Apfi 2, 1908.
Not.ce IS 'crehy given that jose Ynes
incero, q Cncbillo, ~ NJ, has filed no
t'ee oi h's lntgut! p make final proof
IN supp rt 81 big claim. viz. Homo.
stead en'ry.No. 8527 made July s 1901
for The : sla NW1l, SW14 NF1I. & Nil
y " a Section 81, rowaship II s.. Rang
! W, aud that said proof VIII lie mad.
before j. NJ. Webster a Hillsboro, N. N.
on Na' %, 1908.
He rames the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon.
m d cultivation f the land, VIZ:
Francisco l. Garcia OF Cuchillo, NM
Juan Perea, of nchilo. II. W.
Juan Lucero. of CueAllo N. NJ
Amado Gonzales, Of Cuehi.lo, n. NJ.
EUGENE VAN PArrrN,
p;u Register.
Sierra County advocate., 1908-05-29

Mining & Smelling Com
pany, plaintil,
VS..
William Z. johnson & John No. $50.
Gardner implicated with
Stephen J. Macy,
Defendants.
10 TIE DEFENDANTS, William /
johnson ara John Gardner
You and eac
Of YOU are hereby notihed that tn
a hova poroaa nla3nt,fF Thn Victori
Chief Conner N,inipg d SnaiHnr Con
pany asconrnenced an ac ion aoains
vou and ,tsnhea 1acv IN The D7etrit
Court of tae County of Sierra ia th
the Territory Of AeW Mexico sitting fo
the TRIAL Of causes arising under the law
of the said Territory 10 quiet it's title {
the following named mining claims an
real estate all situate in the Plttsblr
Mining District, County of Sierra an
IefaJory oI Rev meAico, to~Wlt:-
That certain mine andmining
claim and reed estate known as the
Coheo Mining Claim, loe4ted by L.
6 Morris on the Isl day Of August
lo55;
Also thatcertain other mine and
mining claim and realeetate known
as the El Rio Iinta Mining Claim,
located by Amelia Vansant on the
l2tn dagoi march 1910,
Also taat certain other mine
and mining claim and real estate
known as the Julia Mining Claim,
located BV stephen j.. Macy and
Sierra County advocate., 1908-05-29
NEW !. ..AvV

passeu py congress forbidding railroad
uay' mas created demand for about an mn
more telegraph operators than can now be
secured. Railroad companies have cut ratI.
road wires into TelegraphY DenartmentS na
Sierra County advocate., 1908-05-29

WITNESS, Che H0nora Die Frank
W. Parker. Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court of tha Territory ofNew
Mexico and Judge of tho Third Judicial
DIS ret Court thereof and Of the Dist
riet Court of tile County of Sierra-
ia the Territory of New Mexico and
the seal 81 the sad court, this 18th day
OF Nay 1908.
W.. - u ~ -.
Sierra County advocate., 1908-05-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice ~ Penaanor ef SUIT.

ItfFILVIy q NEW v tAIIO,
County of Sierra,
ia the District Court.
he Victora Chief Col pen
Mining 81 Smelling Com
pany, Plaintiff,
VS..
William L. johnson & John
Gardner implicated witt
stephen j. Macy,
V r H..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-25
Lesson Brouuht Home.

Old Jacob Grimes was an IllinOls
farmer. and one summer his nephew
from Chicago came to work on tho
farm for him. Jacob told the boy that
the first principle of farming was to
use up and wear out the old things
first.
Don't touch this years fodder" he
would say, 'till last years has been
consumed. Don't use the new harness
while the old holds out. The new red
cart runs better. but we will keep 1t
in the barn Till the old gray one breaks
down"
Jacob sounded this principle OF his
till Ill" boy got tired of II, II" would
get especially tired when he would bo
Obliged 10 eat last weeks bread and SO
forth. according to tn" principle.
Jacob, one stormy night. said to his
nephew:
william. I've got 10 go to tn" vii
lng". Fetch mp and harness on" Of the
horses from the f"'Ir-arr" field"
Which shall fetch" said William.
"th" old hUrs" ur the young one"
The old one. Of course" said Jacob.
Always wear the old ones out first,
YOU know
William paused In drawing on his
rubber boots.
In that case. uncle" he said. hadn't
you better go and fetch the horse"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-25
AEVCETQRZH rs THEy AA1 &EEW .,o,-,,-.c.
M rODZA. CLOSEE 7234N SRO1H1SO

the wonderful seadness OF For
est's hand he raper still a, his
Before they could from their aston
shment he into the scablard
shameless thing thou woulds have done 10
my wife
Langley gaspcd WHAT
Ny W fe o God bless her" returned Forest
Marsten?' Langley asked, with an
assumption O roughness his tremulous lips belied
thee and she'll walt Away an thou gosst not
her: she is"
Jack" Forest gently. THE Lady Anne was the
repository CourenRy and myself
when love She brought US to-
gether. but her is for thee only
Langley who was staring at eagerly cried How
blind was"
Langley, presently and Forest smiled happily
death thy hands God may
never regret the sparIrg of my life
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-25
Willing to Risk a Trial.

a Scotchman stood beside the bed Of
his diving wife. and in fearful accents
asked was there anything h" could do
for ncr.
Yes, Sandic," she said. I'm hoping
you'll bury me in Cra"burn kirkyard."
"But. my lass" he cried, only think
of the awful expense, Would yc no be
comfortable her in Ab"rdCcn?"
NO, Sandic, I'd no rest in my grave
unless | wcr" buried in Cra"burn."
IT'S too much you're askin'," said
the loving husband. "and cannot
promise yc Ony such thing"
'Thcn. Sandic. I'll no give you ouy
peace until my bones are at rest in
my native parish
"Ah, weel, Maggie" said he, iii just
gle yc Il three month trial in Aberdeen
an see how yc get along. ."-Philadel
phia Ledger.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-25

men-like himself wearing the uniform Of
he Blues-sanding distance behind him and
near the door Forest few inches of Langley's
stout in frame Moreover, his fair
hair, blue eyes him appearance
almost impossible to believe that he had
years service He looked much younger
Langley eyeng each other for moment
many candles placed various vantage
points around the
Few words wasted Forest drew Langley passed
his arms rapidly behind his the mustachos of
AM he them the table
until recognize him. Il thought had
voice" he said. with odd mixture OF
defend yourself. lord
Instantly Iaugey's weapon and the two
Langeys friends had always declared him to
England and in truth he fought
like a veteran encounters indeed he The
him victory. and won
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-25
Vision VS.. SIGHT.

Cobb-Whats tn" difference between
vision and sight?
Dphb So" those two girls across the
street
CUbb-GcS
Dobb Well. tn" pretty one ! would
call vision. bu, tho other on"-shc's
n sight Half Holiday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-25

Six-ycar-Old Rays teacher was en-
deavoring to give some very simple in
structions in fractions She added.
'lf Jane has six eggs and uses half of
them to bake a cake, what part will
she have Icft?" Quickly came tn" an
swer: "Thc shells"