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The Washington times., 1908-01-12
FOR EENr-HOUSKS.
FOR RENT
VIII H. SAUNDERS = CO.,
l4Q7 z ST. n, ",

FOR RENT
VIII H SAUNDERS 3 CO.,
14o7 2 ST. n. W.
lsz5 Belmont av. I0r.b. 9oSS Cambridge pl.. Or.
100 Belmont ST.. 81. b. b.
bSs Col. I'd, 6r. b. 245 18th 81. Sc, er. b.
4ls 10Th - &C. Or. b. s64l lith s., NV, 6r- b,
llIZ 2 81. NV, Tor. b.
Apartments-Hest and Janitor Service.
The Horton, 21I7 18th 81 NV. ID nOoFs ST. B.
The Chelsea. "a and Z SITS. Sc. No. s. 81. b.
TWO-FIat ApaFt.-Cellar and Furnace.
2o5 18th s. NV, 81. b. 2507 18th St nv, 81. b.
S4s z 81. NV, Jr b. 1923 18th ST NV. 5r. ,.
AZ lZth 81. ne. ct. b. iI9i4 18th 81 ne. 81. b.
S4l0 Il ST nv, 81. b. 1914 l. Sc ar B.
lSllA L ST. Sc, fr. b. 1873 / 81. Sc, AZ. b.
FOR COLORED.
1914 G 81. ne. Or B. fsl6 Blagdens AL Or. c.
1878 q 81. ne, or. 3. and h.
STORES.
1873 sth 81. NV. lsx5y. room rear: cellFr..r
nos 18th 81 NV, 20xS3. yard and cellar.
STABLES
Rear Eli ! e.. NV Z-st0Ty brick 4 stalls.
5all-2t
FOR RENT:
500 n ST. NV.
y rooms: h0t-WRter heat; corner house. 81. %
1l2o STz ST. y. W.
y rooms: me house: oelizT.-.............S5l %
l2ls Q ST ~. ".
y ROOM. bath furnace so 70
SOL STANTON PLACE n. z.
y rooms corner house. furnace. 1atTStsss SO 50
l1S I'D. AVE. n. z,
IL rms. b, me location near Capitol 445 %
$40 Q ST. s.. Z.
- rooms, INV heat; large back yard o.. SIS. 30
142S 9Th ST n. W.
rooms; furnace and SIS. 50
laos 9Th ST. n. W.
sio T ST. e. W.
rooms bath; furnace; cellar. 81. 90
1890 12TH ST. y. W.
1915 9Th ST. n. W.
45s $40. AVE. =. w.
SOC ST. n. W.
8 rooms; bath. hot water heat--..........S55 90
11o5 FLA. AVE. ~. y.
Z rms; bath. large back and front yard SIS. 50
124S MORSE ST. n. Z.
sos 18th ST. s. W.
1852 S. CAP. ST. s. z.
(FiatJ sa7 9TH ST. n. W. '-'>''
(FIatJ i7as n. CAP. ST. n E
{ rooms bath; furnace cellar. :.:-.......s2s5 80
43s 9TH ST. y. W.
a. 8. CAxwooD, Gag 9Th st. n. W,
1sl1-5t
C AND 18TH SITS. sE--New 6 rooms and
bath Cemented cellars furnace heat: hand
some decorations MASON, 1875 C st. Sc.
g6A&-gA
G ST. NV, lsIg-EIeren rooms and bath:
SS5i large front and rear yards. KARRICK
& METCABF. 1920 New York ave. jaI2-3t
10 4TH ST. Sc. IO-roOm brick.......... SO. OF
'es Gresham place NV, 6-rOom brick
furnace heat go 8
zee c st. ne Groom brick...............S2 $50 81
SPECIAL-OEe months rent as inducemeai
to good party to rent 11i2 X ne.
1winlng City. y. c., three Groom frame,
on list st: each S12. HARRY F. GLAD.
MAN, 500 81. Sc. Seward square,. Phone
L 34s iaII-tf
REDUCED to 3-5O: in Broolcland lone farel;
one square to GERS pretty home OF rooms
and bath. all modern cOuvenlences. COL
LINS-GCERRY Co, 62i 18th st. NV. jali-3t
FOR RENT-Splendid s-rOon house, 1854 10th
81. NV. Mount Pleasant: porches, large yard
only $3.50 ROLAND c. BOOTH, zo4 Sth
81. NV. taIo-3t
FOR RENT-Houses. apartments, snd once.
IN all parts Of the city. For detailed list
send or call at our Office
THOS. J. FISHER & co. Nnc.).
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS'
rs 18th St NV.
The Washington times., 1908-01-12

r III sfNA~A<
ANEITRAoRDINARY INVESTMENT
PRICE, s4,I5o. RENT, s4s PER
MONTH.
A sixteen-room b-.ek dwelling, we'll located
In the northwest; lot 27Ii7O This house viii
surely be sold within forty-eight hours; an
1870 investment
BOSS & PHELPS Qne.), gro r4th NV.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phone Main $40.
GET our BIG PoR BENT LIST.
FOR SALE
HOMES-INvESTMENTS.
CATITOL HILL.
Two well constructed houses on St ne.
Each contain six rooms and modern bath:
fine large cellar: good lot with a large back
yard 10 alley. VIII rent for 127.5e per
month. There are no other houses Ike these
Tor sale at such low price as g. 600.
so near the Capitol and Union Station.
BocS & PHELPS Qne.), sIo I4th NV.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phones Main 24O-41.
Il
GET our ZIG FoR RENT LIST.
FOR SALE
NEAR 7TH &N.N.w.
$500.
An ideal home FOR business man. Contains
eight rooms and tiled bath: lot I0Nl09 70
alley: furnace heat; hne condition Anxious
70 sell. Easy terms.
BOSS & PHELPS Qnc.), sIO I4th NV.
Opposite Frankli- Park Phones Main s4o-4l
II
GET our BIG FoE REHT LIST.
FOR SALE
HOME OR INVESTMENT.
$500.
beautiful new home; six rooms and bath
rented FOR $50 Per month Well located
| IN the northwest west Of 18th and near y.
There is now trust of s. 30 on the prop
eTty. only a small amount q cash required.
BOSS & PHELPS Qnc.), gro 18th NV
Opposite Franklin Park. Phones Main :io-41
| It
| FOR sALE-House containing rooms; ex-
/ ceptionally large halls. bath and attic, con
crete cellar under entire house. hot-Esater
| heat handsome electric light fixtures: spaci-
| Gus veranda LOT contains 4 acre; located
| on Connecticut ave. extended. The 81. co. 90
/ Connecticut ave. bridge is NOW open TO the
j A4DA4I A4l4 ia 1oADAe tiiG haA&- U A40AEl4
I IN this section
ROBERT E. HEATER.
Phone Main SO. 4s Colorado Building.
jaIZ-7t
| FOR SALE-Bay window brick, all modern
/ improvements, rooms; BATH cellar. Inquire
| gls s. Carolina ave. Sc ial2-3t
FOUR FRAME houses - rvgining city.
| worth f5.5DJ- Trust In building association
t4OJ9s total rents per nonth, sSg-s0- This
| property must he sold by February J. as
| owner leaves town AZ that Jime. Price q
| quick purchaser, s4,555. BOX $40. Times
| Office taII-tf
Sa5o DOWN AND Sac MONTHLY.
| ONLY ONE 1900 house LETT now For sale
I Al s., 80. 62l Harvard -. NV, six rooms; tile
4 bath all modern improvements; 8 bargain;
/ open for inspection BY oWRer. jali-3t
$500.
On Easy Terms,
neat bay window brick IN excellent So
| 9ion % northwest. near 11th at cara
| rooms, porcelain bath. cellar, furnaca.
| sery cheap house
RoWzee-Van Reuth & Co,
1926 Pa. Ave.
| ------
The Washington times., 1908-01-12
DR.. SHADE

Sc years practice curing men. Nervous ana
private ailments cured quickly; syphilitic bIoo5
poison skin diseases, bla ider, recturn STREE
ure kidney, stomach, lung, asthma, and GEN
eral debility IrSmptlJ Gu ed Consultation
tree. hours - i;S0i SATURDAY nights. 7 10 &
Closed Sunday AZ l3th ST Az.
The Washington times., 1908-01-12
DR. e.sE ELcIN

Expert II the ueatrleat of private diseases
chronic and &C * - se2es- All conslIits.
moderate. lziS ls- &c. nw. Phone 81 $50
". T. Be- zs==s =. IN d. German Snacfsf
fist on DISEASES = the Brain. Nervous Systsr,
Heart, Kidneys Stou. ach. ard other Disc -
Doctors services and medicine, So Tel "A
ISIS. Hour. ~ /. Z 70 8. So. cor. eth & = n@
The Washington times., 1908-01-12
FOR sALE-noUsEs.

GET Our sTo ron BENT LIST.
FOR SALE
SOMETHING UNUSUAL.
$1,000.
An ideal arrangement in comparatively
rev home. Contains rooms and tiled bath
ca Two floors: first floor hass parlOr. library.
Ching room, buffers pantry aud kitchen,
Second floor has four Eood-siZed bedrooms
heated by hot water; has side light; a fine
stable; southern exposure, large lot. Owner
needs cash and Is vesy anxious 10 sell at a
considerable loss. Located y 81.
BOSS g. PHELPS Qnc.), gro 18th NV
Opposite Franklin Park Phone Main go.
It
GET QUE BIG ron BENT List.
The Washington times., 1908-01-12
FOX RENr-sUBuRBAM.

FOR RENT-Only SIS, nice 6-roOm house
Brookland. d. c., 1855 KeaTney ST. ROLAND
c. BOOTH 704 sth St nv. fal0-2t
FOR RENT-Only SIS: nice 5-roon house: ~
acres land; stable, etc. I.engdon. d. c.
ROLAND c. BOOTH 704 Sth St NV ta1O-It
The Washington times., 1908-01-12
FOR SALE-LOTs.

FOR SALE-In the best part Of mount OIivet
y lot enclosed with chain and marble posts
Inquire at s20iz 9Th st, ne 5aI2-3t
The Washington times., 1908-01-12
CitiZenS LOal and TTuSt 90.

400 COMMERCIAL. BANK BUILDING,
NV. Cor. 18th and q sts- nv.
TAKE ELEVATOR TO FOURTH FLOOR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10
Leksaa ea ths Navalees.

San Francisco ChrcntckGs
 Although the Navajo reservation ad- joins the Mesa Verde National Park where so many cliff dwelier ruins are found. 1t ls with difaculty that Nav hjo can be induced to act as guide to the ruins. When one Is found wifi- ing to show the way he caanot be in- duced to remain in the immediate VI ctnity. and when night comes on he moves miles away.
 A curious tradition, and one account ing perhaps for their adherence of the cliff dweiler region, it that ages ago. when the cliff dwellers and their ene- mics were engaged in an exterminat- ing warfare, the former were finally driven into q mighty river. and. drown Ing. the souls of the clin dwellers were transmitted into the bodies of hshes. And from that time to this a NavaJo cannot be induced to eat fish.
 |. Another legend no less curious, re- lates to tho Ship Rock. About thirty five miles due west from Farmington. N. M., and within the borders Of thafr reservation, situated in the midst of the desert, stands famous rock called Ship Rock. which looms to the height Of 1000 feet above the surrounding plain. It riees from the center of an immense and gradually sloping mound. which gives 1t a towering appearances and it's outlines can be seen for many miles m Varlous uirectionS.
 The rock derives it's name from it's appearance when seen from a certain direction. whence 1t resembles a fuil- rigEed ship, stranded and petrifed The Indian legend Is that Ln the dim and misty past they had thelr habita- ton in distant land beyond the great ocean, and that the rock was situated in their ancient country. Once upon time the tribe being closely pressed by It's enemies, and in danger of total RnnihilatioH, the survivors climbed in- to the cracks and crewices of the great rock and implored 1t for protection The applications were heard and shortly the rock began to move. It crossed innumsrabie wastes. gradually reached the ocean, which it crossed, traversed more wastes and deserts, and finally arrived at its present resting place. when the refugees sprang from its bosom. Thus the trib4 remained upon the face of the earth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10
ALABAMA'S PARTY

(ContInued fom Page one.l daughters of Sergeant-at-Arms Martin of the convention.
 The little girls seemed to be much embarrassed by the loud cheering of the convention and escaped as quickly as possible not, however, before one of them kissed MT. Clayton on the ton of his head. causing more laughter.
 In clear. resonant tones. Mir. Clayton began his speech. the first sentence bringing a cheer from the convention and the second sentence loud applause. MT Clayton's voice was heard easily in all parts of the convention hall and he was given excellent attention by both delegates and the crowd.
 That the speech was an exceedingly severe arraignment of President Roosevelt was the comment of noted Republicans present in the city This criticism Is of course to be construed as very high compliment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10

long contented We haf him as the person whose per-eminence and distinc- ton come from no decoration of oIiice
 as man.. his. splendid qualities of
 mind and heart. A man whose char
 tS,ys sStss and ssfniass hAys been sufcisnt tG
 triumph each year 10 acquire the in-
 ssssasing sss sscssnes s5s ssssion of
 Sear testimony % to Sn hls u0S intesrisy of
 character. his patriotism of purpose.
 his brilliance of mind and genius. The
 he Is too honest to be corrupted
 by the rich, too brave to be coerccd by
 tiHle-serving politicians.
 respect s him because ep ss has borns bsuhD1y him. self manfully and courageously in the hours of gloom and defeat. can never fSrss conflict of isSs ho% s a s by his famous battis-cry then given: yetens n sas se s ,Ss if s ro S cs as % @ ment.' Never before was I go stirred ssss ne Sss srS onasa p sa lovingly to serve the American people. Be t said to nj. homer and glory. hs nsysr ,s deserted ;s his parsy. nor % the psc. king Hc Is strong with the American people because his character is of firm. rugged honesty. A great orator has which ali other virtues cilnE. without that they fall and groveliing de in life have been crowded with vast power. responlbiiity and opportunity yet no stain has ever followed his footsteps: his pure. clean hands have never been solled by the betrayal of public or private trust. The American people listen to him because he Is an out and strives to remedy wrongs and corruptions. and not a mere eloquent. pleasing Cicero to soothe ana to ziaxe under bis banner because we know to him the bugie call to battle and duty is far more pleasing than the dinner gong inviting to feast and revelry. He which seeks to add to it's iil-sottsa gains by governmental favors. and perquislties. and of that pernieious system of aocialism which seeks to the plunderers and honest earnings of the Industrious and frugal. Ixin Iron power be given protect the temple of monsy changers and the piunasrink
 ssirs, 1t seems . propltious fate ia beckoning the Democratic paTty-~the which fore shadow good fertunA national: stirred by . live for thiz great party which has been to her that It's success may bring relief and siring to see the vast powers Of the Federal governlmssnt ls in c worthy n hands, In their behalf to second the nomina~ tIon of William Jennings Bryan"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10

Millions of people all over the world are using SOZODONT because of its genuine value as . cleanser and preserver of the teeth and antiseptic tonic for the gums and mouth. Our pamphlet TIhe Care of the Teeth" will interest those who have good teeth and want to keep them so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10
RefectIons of a BaeheIor.

New York Press.
 good thing about hot weather is you get it.
 When a woman is we'll dressed 1t is a sign that her husband is useful 10 pay for it.
 Being cheerful is having a genius for fooling yourself into the belief that you are contented.
 The way to think the theater party you gave a woman doesn't cost much is for her not to be your wife.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10
Kerr Defeats GufRey.

Denver, Colo, July a.--The defeat of Colonel James M Guney, of Pittsburg, National committsenan from Penn was accomplished by the faction head F ed by James Kerr, of Clearfleld, at a meeting held in the convention audi torium today ammediately following Of the convention. Col. Guffey and his followers left the hall and refused to participate in the caucus. James Kerr was elected National Committeeman, against him. D. c. Witt, a delegate, declined to vote, stating that he doubt ed the regularity. cf the proceedings. the convention by the anti-Guffey dele. gates without leaving their seats after the convention adjourned.
 The Guffey supporters deserted quiet- eeeded quietly and without incident. The delegation also selected members of the various committees of the con vention, all balloting was by roll cali. Tho, anti-Guffey delegates attempted to following the seating of the eight con testing delegates from Pennsylvania by the cenysntion last night, The busting of the Gunrey. men changed the complexion of the delegation and took the. control from the hands of Col. Gutfey. A meeting was called for 3 o'clock and finally until after the flrst session of the convention because the Guffey supporters fn the delegation found 1t inconvenient to attend.
 Col. Guffey of his followers as to whether they intend to contest the validity of today's action of the deles gation. Some of those who voted in today. were alternates and substitutes for delegates not present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10
The nnr Sanninn.

Denver. Colo. July s.-me Demo cratic National Convention resumed its session at II o'clock today with another vast assemblage present eager and ex- pectant, and with the feeling prevailing that the culminating day was at hand on the Presidential nomination and the platform.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10
Ten Norkmen Killed.

St. Petersburg. July s.--The roof of a house under construction near the Duma buildings collapsed this morning and crashed down through the partly finished floors. Ten workmen were killed outright and forty others inc Jured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10
Soldiers to suppre.s Indian..

Guthrie. okla. July s.--Aeting Gov- ernor George BeIlarny has ordered a company of National Guards at chand- Ter to proceed at once to the scene of. the Indian trouble. bother companies were ordered under arms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10

A man always imagines he has good sense until he comes across an old love letter he wrote to his wife during courtship.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10
Rural CarrIer Appointed.

Washington. July 9.-(speciai)- Boyd Cox appointed regular, James Huckaby. substitute. rural carrier, Route 1, at GuntersVille.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10

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La Junta tribune., 1908-02-29
Petition TO, Sal. ., s.., Estate.

rHIk 4F oo2ka os 6pss =, !. r@s, Ps"s.,.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Max J. took. deceased. Order to show
cause OF petition for sale Of real estate.
This matter coming on Z" h- heard ou thi.
,,on filed her-ii ',y 4 May Cook. administra-
trix. Of said eSt@fs. for the sale of the follow
ins described real state or portion thereof
to-~it: An uudivi'if>i one-third Ga Interest
aud the east hun,--d feet Of the south
half of lot five in bitssi. thirty -uns ia the,
City of La yupts. Otero county, Colorado. for
the purpose of psyin~ he widow allow aist;.-.
eIp-nse> of administration and for the best
INTEREST," of said estate.
And IT now appearing to the Court from
said Petition that prot.-r aud legal ground.
exist for the sale OF all or n is,rtion Of -aid
real ,--tst~.
Nov. therefore. it i. ordered by the court
that A. May Coax. Bcrcnic- !. Cook. minor.
aud all l--r-sbAs Who heir OF said decs.i-ni
tr and APPEAR before said court al the court
room, Vt said Court. in the City of La Jubta.
county aud state id. an the ninth day
Of March, \. ID, tso-. at the hour OF ten o'clock
iH the forenoon of aid day. then and there to
show csu-.. IL any there be-, why order
should liz made directing the said A. May
Cook. a,iminiStrairiI tn sell. the whole or q,
much OF laid real estate Is may IL. necessary
Tor the purposes specified in said petition.
IL j. further ordered that this order be pub
lishcd Tor at least four successive weeks In the
Ia JtsTA ThrBrNE, ~eekIy public news
paper published ia said county.
Ii l. further ordered thst Ciy5. Davis. E-g d.
o! said county OF unero. he aud he i hereby
appointed a. guardian ad iifsm for B-renies
F. Cook, a minor. TO represent said minor at
said hearing.
By the Court:
A b. WALLIS. County Judge
First publication February ) issts
Last publication, March :. it.s
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-29

II is related that a lady and her
young son recently boarded a Santa
Fe train at station not far from
Rocky Ford. When the conductor
came along. collecting fares. the
lady rendered him full fare and q
half fare ticket. The conductor
studied moment. smiled, and then
said: Madam. cannot accept this
half-fare ticket for the boy. as he
wears long pants +" Looking to-
ward the window. the mother re-
Long pants. then take the
full-fare ticket for the boy and keep
the halffare ticket for me-" The
politely touched his cap
and passed on to the next. Rocky
Ford Gazette.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-29
Notice Of Adjustment Day.

ESTATE OF LOUISA l.. MILLER. DECEis-
- ed. The undersigned. having been np-
I-oiiits-d executor of the estate uf Louisa l..
Miller. late of the county of Dirru.in til. State.
of Colorado decreased hereby gives notic.. thar
h. viii api-'ar before the. County Court of
said trcro County. at the Court noGs-- ia La
Junis, Ia aid county. ON Monday. the lot b
day Of March. \. ID. 1905. at the hour of
10 O'Clock -. fu.. of said day. at which time all
t@r-oti, having claims agaiu>t .aid estate are
notified aud requested tn attend for the pur-
I-s-.- of hnying the same adjusted. All per-
sous snd-btcd tu said estate arr requested to
make Immediate payment to the untier>ign-d.
Dated ~ La Junta, Colorado. this 10th day
of Feb. A. ID. iss
CHARLES l.. MILLER.
Adnini~i rstos Of the estate Of Louisa l.. Miller.
,i~cen~1;d.
First publication. February Is. 1905.
Last pnblieatiut March II. I!sjS
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-29

on the edge of wood He had
been stripped Of most of his feathers
by fiock Of screaming crows who
we're pecking and clawing him mer-
cilessly. In the midst Of it all the
unfortunate parrot was calling out
at the top Of his strident voice:
''One at q time. gentlemen. One
at time. Don't push. Take your
time. There's plenty Of room. Take
your time.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-29
Sum m onS.

CouSTi or CoLoRApo. ! Court.
Onion Nstiouat Bank. OF
Columbus Ohio.
Plaintiff sru,,oSs
John wiliiAmson.
THE PEOPLE or THE STATE or COLO
above tanned. GREETING;
You are hereby required to appear in an ac-
fion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the district court Of Otero county.
state of Colorado. and answer the complaint
therein Thin twenty days after the service
hereof. il served within this county. or, IL
served on, OF this county. or by publication.
exclusive of the day OF service: Judgment
ny default will be taken against you accord
copy OF the complaint in the above entitled
action be not served with this summons. or IL
the service hereof is- made out OF this -tate.
then ten days additional To the time bercinbr-
fore specified for appearances and answer will
b~ allowed s.for; the takin, Of Judgment hy
default a. aforesaid.
The said action II brought to on a
promis~ory finte. dated Nay :. 1907 executed
by you. this defendant. and Others. and pays-
of eight hundred dollars with fifty dollars
credited thereon. and becoming dre Jaiy ist.
1906 and oearibg interest AT the rate Of six
per cent .'er annnIn after July LIST. Iscs. Also
for protest fees thereon amounting to nine
dollars and fifty cents. a. will more fully ap-
pear from the complaint in said action 10
which reference i here m sde
And you are hereby notified that II yon fail
to appear aad to answer the said complaint
of the complaint
district court afixed. at La Junta. in said
county. this .lst day OF Dec-mbcr. 4. d. 1907.
SEAL Clerk Of the District Court.
By. BLANCHE B. Hiowx- Deputy.
First publication, February :. l@S.
Last publication February -. 1905.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-29

An IriShman, passing along the
street one day. was hit on the head
by falling brick, which had been
dropped from the top of building.
Thinking he had cause for com
plant for damages. he consulted
doctor, who advised bringing suit.
The case was accordingly tried. and
the Irishman was awarded $50 dam
ages. Wishing TO settle with his
lawyer. he asked what his charges
were. We'll. | think fifty dollars
will be about right. said the lawyer.
The money was paid After time.
observing the lrishman apparently
in deep study. the lawyer asked him
what he was so intently thinking
about. 'Begora!" replied the Irish
man. Il was just wondering who got
hit-you or |. "
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-29

A dealer in hardware noticed a
farmer getting consignment of
goods from one of the mail order
houses. and demonstrated with the
purchaser. telling him that he had
the very same goods in stock and
was selling them at lower price
than the farmer had paid for them.
Is that so?" queried the farmer
II take two Of the county papers
and | never saw where you adver-
tised these things fo- sale. receiv-
ed one of this firm and it gave a
description Of the goods. the prices
etc. and | made the purchase.
would rather buy them of you, of
course. but did not know that you
kept them" The point to this story
is so obvious that anyone can see it,
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-29
Notice to Contractors.
SrNrk EyalNrne.. nrfIc..

STATE EssINIsR'. OFFICE
DENVER. Colo F-bruary n. t.ps.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RE
- e-iyed at this oifics until March
IL i.sH. Tor the bslla-ting ni portion Of the
road from >uink To Fowler. Oiero County.
Colorado
For further Information, forms for PRO-
ISo-als -r.cthraitons. -tr. apply To this Office.
or the office of the County Clerk. La Juntn.
Colorado.
T. W. JsYCON- stat. Engineer
First publication. February - ii.s.
Lb-i publication. March II. 1875.