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La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
Probate Of Will.
STATE OF COLORADO

STATE OF COLORADO
IN THR Il Il NATTER OF THE ESTATE
! of Matthew A tror,ion. decra-~d.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF colo
RADIO. TO J. : Gordoa. Z, tsiie Aeilhenny.
inert and Ln-iis ~ Emmert-. Clarence Em.
inert aud Charles Emmerf. Minors heirs at
Law Of Matthew \ Gorstcri. tr>s-tor.
GREETING:
Wh~r~a. an instrument Ia writing purIort-
ing TO lie the last will aud te-fsnsenf Of
Matthew A. tiorioa late of aid eoansy- DE-
ce.,ed ha, neea pse-ssa.a '' A .h r,Sn ,aa,s 81
court OF Said county for probate. and
the .ssh day of February A. ID. lae. has
been SGT for bearing the sppshSssnan
uill and te-rzmeat Of -aid Matthew A. Gus.
doa. deceased. aud whereas the said last viii
and te~ssm ment I'urporss TO devise ths fulles-
nasssS.ssi ,,s i "ar-foarsh aud sSs .oashurss one.
fourth of section t~rnsy eight t"s nship
t. enty- y-~rven range forty -csse west In the
saiue OF Scn.0 and bringing an annual rcntal
u about "a and pes-oeal properfy - fot-
lows ;. Ia Wit ons.hAlf interest in EHDok stock
saine $40: oae hor-s value .saoo; u iesd Of
esftle value 4sgD: and head of horses vaius
$40: total value of persoasl property b.
Yoa sr. sher-fors. hereby cUmma,.ased that
you ~ and appear hrfore the eounsy cOurt -
1bssrO cOstnsy. ~ the court house In Il Suuta-
% The .lsh day II February A. d. l!.e- - ths
theo and thefe TO sftend the hearing upon thu
pruAafe - aid vii before said ensift snd fur-
skes 10 d. and perform uhat shsll thes, hg ths
80 s'a Wis II a f. b H.' Wills. Jud.r.
a. said coAnty cnurt- ard the seal therect ~
e Junt. IN sid co.iass. thss i;sh day cf Jss-
A. b. WALLIS. Jn4ars-
Ffrss qualifications. J.auary Is. is1
6.axs pahlicasion. February II, lsS-
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
See, Growers s..e,.,'on. s.ua.a


The resolutions. which were pass
ed at the meeting of the beet grow
e-s of the Arkansas Valley. held in
Rocky Ford January 25th, were rati-
fed last Saturday by the beet grow
ers of Bent county. who were out in
large numbers to attend a meeting
at the Bent county court house
They pledged themselves by vote to
stand by their former contract Of
S fiat rate for beets testing II per
cent and over. Manager Weitzer
Of the American Beet Sugar Com
pany has referred the demands Of
the beet growers to tie board Of
directors.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
Expert os'"'e" on Coat ''o.e.e'

c. H. McVay was here the first of
the week looking after the work on
the well which is to be deepened at
this place. having received orders
Sunday evening to go on with the
work. He is on his way to Hutch
inson where he is sinking another
well; he is also drilling deep well
for the Santa Fe at Lamar. Con-
cerning the reported find of coal on
Limestone northwest of Lamar, Mr..
McVay thinks it is quite possible and
even probable that coal in paying
quantities may be found there. In
the light of his experience in drilling
for water. oil and gas in this valley
and various parts of the Rocky
Mountain region. he thinks the loca-
ton rather favorable for a deposit
Of coal at that place. Granada
Times.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
v, Ass BOWS rme VALLEY.
Rugby Nut Coal at Crozier's.

y
For RENT-Stock and beet ranch
Of 400 acres in East Holbrook. In
quire Of r. c. Inse.
Coolidge is pining for bank and
Methodist preacher. A team Of
that kind. we'll hitched. out to win
out in Coolidge
The editor of the Coolidge Leader
is boosting for the Presbyterian
Sunday school in that burg. He
says the attendance is small AMI
concludes with the hunch that 1T
only takes few minutes to get
ready and we know it will do you
good"
Within two and one-half years the
proposed Denver. Texas and Gulf rail
roadwill be running into Lamar pro-
viding the city fathers will contrib
ute the sum of 81 900 for surveying
purposes and raise an additional
sum of s2a 900 towards establishing
terminal facilities in that burg.
| Rocky Ford has "a new banking ir-
stitution which will be known to
fame as the Peoples Home Bank. "
II will be organized under the state
banking law with capital stock Of
$1,000 G. NJ. Coffman is presi-
dent. and Ralph p Collins. H. NJ.
Ingraham. l. l.. Smirl and o. +.
Adams are directors.
McAbee Brothers secured good
contract for the work at New Fort
Lyon. their bid being Sl6 900. The
contract calls for a bowling alley
building 25xl00 feet. one skilled en-
ployes quarters 3Oxl00 feet. one un-
skilled employees quarters Dx6l
feet. and hose house for cart and
ladders. Bent County Democrat.
Jacob jacobson. chief ship carpen-
ter. died suddenly at New Fort Lyon
sanitarium Sunday morning. Janu-
airy %, 1908. He was fifty years of
age and had been in the service of
the navy twenty-five years. In that
time he had accumulated a fortune
estimated a, S35. 900. which he left
to son of shipmate. Bent County
| Democrat.
The engineer at the sugar factory
hung weight on the whistle rod
Saturday last. and let her go for all
there was in it. 1t meant that the
factory had closed and that the 70.-
coo tons of beets grown by Bent
county farmers had all been con-
verted into the whitest and sweet
est Of sugar. The factory was in
operation one hundred and FIVE
days.-Bent County Democrat.
The Lamar Building and Loan As
ISOLATION paid dividend of thirteen
per cent to its stockholders last
year. The authorized capital isl
$500. 900 and the number of share
holders 1916. The loans amount to
S33. 775. and the stock natures in
seventy months. The expenses of
the association for the six months
ending December 81, 1907,
were Sl65.9o, and of this amount
nearly 500 went 20 pay the fiat tax
due the state.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
on rnt WATER WAGON.
ctv Council Take. Definite Action In
sn Endessor to Solve the Water
Problem Other ooings.

The city council met In regular
semi-monthly session last Monday
night. Mayor Barr presiding and al
of the aldermen being among those
present.
Under the head of reports of Of
ticers Marshal Wieneke certified to
the fact that he had made forty-two
arrests during the month of Janu-
ary. The fines imposed aggregat-
ed S475. and of this amount s274
was worked out and S2Ol in cash
paid into court
Police Magistrate Clarke reported
forty-two cases in court during the
month of January. The total fines
amounted 20 S475; fines worked out.
s27l: cash fines. S20l, of which
amount Sl77.25 was paid to the city
treasurer. and S23.T5 for police
fees.
The report of the park commits
sion for the year ending December
81. 1907. which appeared in the last
issue of the TRIBUNE. was presented
and ordered spread upon the records
of the council.
City Engineer Lewis reported tina,
thieves had broken into the old
pump house. back of the Santa Fe
shops. and stripped the interior of
everything of value. even to the
doors and window sashes All of the
brass fixtures on the pump and the
valves had been carried away by van
dals, and in the opinion of Mr.. Lewis
il would require considerable sum
of money to repair the damage done
ii il was the intention of the city
council to maintain the old pumping
plant for use in case of emergency.
Mayor Barr thought that it would
be possible TO get some shop man to
live in the pump house and take
care of the property providing tie
privilege was offered to him rent
free. The problem was referred to
him for solution.
The ordinance and license COM
mittee reported unfavorably on
granting permit to conduct a
skating rink on the corner of First
street and Lincoln avenue. The re-
port was approved and adopted By
the city council.
The council passed resolution
instructing the city marshal to noti-
fy thirty-eight property owners be-
tween Ration and Cima-ron avenues
to connect with the sewer instanter.
Aldermen lnge. chairman of the
special committee appointed to ex.
pertinent and prospect for a new
water supply. both in North La
Junta and on this side of the river.
reported that FIVE samples Of water
from different sources had been Sc
cured and turned over to City Chem
ist Griffin for analysis. The samples
Of water were labeled A. B. c. D.
and E., and Mr.. Griffin had no
knowledge Of the source from which
they emanated.
The report was something Of .
surprise to the counciimen. As &C
eording to the analysis the water on
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
i i

t.ri,- ip-iiis located u thin tt- t-'un.
Iari-- a Iunts l. located Mt The iuncfion "i
thr~. divi.ioii- Of tho Mchi-on. Topeka and
santa f-. 81 piir- 49,, ot hanss. w. ~.
mile. east Of Pnrtio, aud eighty -"n- iniir-
uorth ami .s-f Of Trinidad la isNt W" rahta
E- -rxt-euJ-d SsuOOi 10 t.~ttnar,vut cunstrir
tf.,u work consisting of machine -foi.s store
b..I-.-- roni,,ihous-. etc. The rstlfuadcs'in-
u,uy employ i.sl iDsn and ls.t- o'li no'h't
,t,xar tact.,-y. Asr fntl~- u'--' 81 - J"nfs
ss- erected ia i,ssiaf rs.-t of sisI't" IN
Junts has iu-t rebuilt and -xt-spi.'sf W whtrf
s,,t-u, at an ~xp~n-~ OF sDlpf. ~ a. p~h~"
u, th. city .nd commenced operation tom
nrS -.,ure~ af supply Ia February. lS'. ih-
altitude ~ t-o.i feet sni the cii.Ntr ,sAe"
the y~ss r,snud. u ansurp,~--d. hin''-' e"'
.,,nt SIMS hipr eliza raet-r ix-rt fhr tutsrS stl
= wholly cloudy dsy j. n rarity Ia 9hhta Us
all thu rruf-blitau con t~niriic,.- n~"'irh "
ctr Df - JJsB IL, ,poistipn. including many fnu~>
,f brick side .slk-. p-rfrsi -t-t-tn "i AM
f4ry -~~.ras-. au electric iiEht pam M"'"
supplies an aiIdsy aud slisu'Ehi ssr'ie-. m a
,tdr,ni ir~ plant OF .ry-u tons daily esracty
= nssi.ru cold storage plant With rapnsp
at storing 400 tens of pare fnonhthin ""'
thrp~ rura Tree delivery routes. cat ic'tcr car
rt-r Office Tor is-al i-liN-rS- hre department
telephone ~y-frtn with i.Ub >Ii.~rfltrr-, ana
long distance connection With any is'rt "t ihe
.tat~ -rb-d .y.ien ->crlir-i h, u" city ~
IN. .fxt~ -mpioying ts-sity -trtrn '-neh~rs
In t~-n,y-t-vo r,."rus. with n new Ss"P hiSu
.chapI com plst-d ia Iss,. ten churches -iStreh
.e-r~, and frsternsl ord-r-. twn bsnA-; sp'V
csuitAl and ysi0JDD1 drp.,-ii-. one dnt5 400
IN. weekly new spzI~r.. ot~rs ho,i~- - -
..stInx -ap.cit,. brlrk plant .f si!uo dniiy G.
psei,y misunderstanding M b--t qunlitS "f 'ffihe'
brirl -four mill of 20 barrel. daily capacity
cement tlccx plant. In fact La Junts i on'
of tho tr--t Gown of it, sir In Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 8. lsos
yrNrA is CRY or SIX

thon.au.i population aud county
.-aI Of O,-ro c0ants, thu sr-@i->t
agricultural connf, in the sf.aa'
"a. ysll-,, thr,-. h<~f sugar fsr-
torl.-- i--,ns located v i'bin it. t-,un.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-06

DIED-At her home on Beaver,
Mrs. Anna Callen. wife of William
Callen last night of pneumonia. She
was doing nicely Friday night when
an accident occurred in putting "A
jacket of antiphlogistine and cotton on, +,
her son John caught fire from a
candle in the hands of one of the
nurses. His mother was in the same
room with her son and the excitment
caused her to grow Immediately
worse. Her son John, aged %, has
pneumonia and is not expected to live.
aud her aged mother, Mrs. Judge Nc
Gowen who is now sc years of age
and has made her home with the only
daughter for the past few years, is
also very low with pneumonia. The
brother, Charles McGowen. is expect
ed home Wednesday from Bisbee.
Arizona. The time of the funeral will
be announced later.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-06

President James F. Shaffroth of the
Democratic Bryan club has called a
meeting of the club for tonight in
Denver. The committee will meet
for the purpose of completing arrange
ments for organizing the state. Ac.
cording to Shaffroth general old
time campaign is to be pulled off in
Colorado this coming summer.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-06
ABOUT YOUR NEi0nBORs
AND YOURSELVES

Mrs. B. j. Jones is laid up with
a siege Of the la grippe.
Jean Tanner who has been quite
sick with the appendicitis for some
time and who was up walking around
the house yesterday, has suffered a
relapse and is again iu bad shape
-G. P. Brewster OF Salida spent
Saturday and Sunday with his sister
Mrs. e. B. Tanning.
Mrs. @. s. B. Griest has returned
home after two weeks visit in Dem
yer.
Mrs. George Collins aud son and
daughter returned to their home in
Denver after two weeks visit with
Senator McCandless and friends.
d. s. Jones has been confined to
the house with rheumatism for sever.
al days.
Will Kelso returned yesterday
from Long Beach, Calf. accompanied
by his brother, Otis, who was taken
down with the sciatica rheumatism
Lee f. Knox arrived last even
ing from Albuquerque, N. NJ. to
take his old position in the Office at
the Union mill. Mrs. Knox will
not return until spring.
Frank Wise is confined to his bed
with pneumonia.
Ralph Norman has returned from
n week spent in Denver.
j. F. Dixon who visited relatives
and friends here during the holidays,
has returned to his home in Rifle.
H. Il. Bald of Denver who is
drilling for artesian water at Sloan
| WAS in the city between trains today.
Miss Cora Blunt who was called
home on account of the illness of her
mother Mrs Rebecca Blunt returns to
Colorado City this morning to resume
her studies.
Sheriff Joe Esser of Canon City,
wss in Florence this afternoon and
attended the funeral of Miss Flossie
Moore.
Robert Champion left today for
Colorado Springs to resume his studies
at Cutler academy.
Miss Maude Holder left on the
noon train yesterday for Amarillo.
Tex, to remain.
Miss Mary Murphy has returned
from her vacation trip which was
spent in Denver
Miss Mabel Curran has returned
from Ooaldale where she spent her
school vacation.
A. l. Hadley went to Denver Sat
urday night on business trip and is
expected to return home today.
1 vlv
The daily tribune., 1908-01-06

INSTALL OFFICERS-Tho Odd
Fellows ltdge installed their 1908
officers Saturday night. The En-
campment will Install their officers
tonight after which nn oyster supper
will be served.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-06
COLORADO HAPPENINGS
FROM Different POINTS

The Colorado Poultry Fanciers' as
pionship show in Denver January to
II. The premium list is greatly en-
HANGED by the addition of larger cash
prizes and loving cups.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-06

The federal grand jury which has
been in session in Denver will COM
plete it's lsbors today and will make
its final report to Judge Lewis tomor-
row morning The case of most in.
terest to the public is the government
charges against the murderers of Sec
ret Service Agent Jos. A. Walker.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-06

Frank Burroughs of Rocky Ford.
aged 50 years, while hunting with
friends yesterday met with serious
accident by the unexpected discharge
of his shot gun in the hands of one of
the party. Forty three shots were
extracted from the wound.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-06
The Date-IanuarY %.

Colorado aud Solthern's private
train tour of Mexico, through the
Egypt of the New World, leaves Den.
yer. Make nm early reservation. T.
+. Fisher. q. p. A.. Denver 2.23
The daily tribune., 1908-01-06
Luxurious Pleasure Trip.

Through the Egypt of America--
Mexico-by private train leaving
Denver. January esth. Make berth
section or drawing-room reservation
now. T. E. Fisher. G. .P. A., Den.
YER. 2.2S
The daily tribune., 1908-01-06
John Houston
Wall Paper. Paint, Glass. Oil
Varnish. Brushes and Paint.
srs' Supplies. lO3 e. Main.
BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE,

About nine -tenths Of an acre in West
FIoronce. Eight room house. good cell
~. good well, good outbuildsngs. Place
well equipped for raising poultry; 10 set
to orchard and small fruits. some In bear.
ing this season. Call at this Office for
price and terms. or At 1889 W. Bird st.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-06
Notice Pythian Sisters.

Special meeting at the residence
J. s. Mackey tonight. Business Of
Importance. Mrs. Anna r. Mosher,
NJ. r. @.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-06
80 sar,a Pe Averue

The Florence and Cripple Greek
railroad will run excursions to Grip.
pie Greek every Sunday during De.
cembsr. Rate ti.bo for round trip
lift
The daily tribune., 1908-01-06
Atehson. Topeka & Santa Fe Railway.

No. s1s-From Pueblo and all
points as, arrive daily y-..---- LA N
No. 62s-For Pueblo and all points
ssst. derart dsily, s.N IN
Sunday, depart. t..-...,,-.-,.,,. 400 p IN
No. ssa-from Canon City, daily, s1.
ospt Sunday, arriys...--.----. II rs tn
No. 6xS-To Rockvals. ls..--.---- t2:t5 IN
No. 6S6-From Rockvals.- 1:t0 p IN
Dirsct oonncs elton 10 now made at Pueblo for
Chicago and all points east, and AZ La Jupts
Nth California limited for Los Anxslss and
Ban Francisco.
Inquiries solicited and promptly and ohser
fully answered.
Descriptive iitarsturs folders fres By aspi,
tus ~ 10 pAuSu~. ASs-t
The daily tribune., 1908-01-06

Better than . letter-The Weekly
Tribune. Send IL to your friends ut
n distaucr.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-06

The latest report from high society
indicates that Cupid 10 getting a rough
deal. The latest report from this mod.
ern laundry establishment is that every.
one 10 getting = square deal and always
will. You will find II worth your while
to entrust us with the handling OF the
most delicate fabrics for thee IL no pos
sibility Of our injuring them in any way,
for we use no acids or other injurious
substances in our laundrying. We want
to be favored with your continued pat
ronago.
STEAn LAUNDRY
80 SANTA Re Averue
The daily tribune., 1908-01-06

Wanted-Woman to do washing 40
the house. Inquire All East Second
street. At
The daily tribune., 1908-01-06

The Daily Tribune. 400 . month.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-06
RAILROAD TIME cARDs
Denver { Rio 6rande Railway.
G. q. HITCHCOCK, Agent.

ARRIVE DEPAk1
ko.i-Paotac coast limited
from Denver and eastern
eonneetions- ...,-- 2;52 pm 2.S2 IN
No. 1-Atlantic coast limit.
Cd, from california and
vestern points- I 40 y m 80 n
No. 3-Paotdo coast express
from Denver " 90 . n " % . %
No. t-Atlautao ooAst sx.
press from California and
western points, 49,. 500 . % m
No. t-TIans -eoptins q ia
limited from Denver and
eastsrn connections l 30 m 80 N
No. e-Trs s-contins n tai
limited. from California
:. and Western points.----. I IS = 1883 q y
No. e-Dsnvsr and Canon
City rlysr----- 7 90 = I o. n,
No. ie-Canoa City aud
Dsnysr flysr.-...-.--. i2 :ss . m ta:3i m
No. u-Colorado Express
from Denver IS . - So N
No. ie-Colorado express
from all western pointsin
rci~vado- I rs u l:m m
No. IL 2A7 m 2I7 "A m
No. Is 17 m A7 a IN
The daily tribune., 1908-01-06

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The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-29

school. Having completed the entire course here, he went to the university of the state, and by dint of close application, hard labor, rigid application and close economy, he acquired the essen. tial clements of a practical edu- cation. He then moved to Wash ington City where he secured a government appointment as sur veyor, and while engaged in this work he studied geology and sue ceeded in securing another ap- pointment as assistant geolo- gist. His jurisdiction extends all over the eastern half of the United States, and he is now making rapid progress toward wealth and fame. His career furnishes an example well wor- thy of emulation by the students of this, or any other high school. While here, Mir. Mum inspected several localities for oil, and he says that oil can be found in abundance by digging for it, also other valuable minerals are plentiful in many localities of the county.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-29
\ Sad Death

News was received here this morning of the death of Lucille. the two year old daughter, of MT. and Mrs. J. J. Fore, which sad event occurred last night at 1 o'clock at their home in Albany township, from congestion of the stomach.
 The funeral occurs this after noon at 3 o'clock at Harmony, to be conducted by Rev. J. w. Err win.
 The many friends of the fond parents of the deceased child off CT to them their sincerest sym pathy in their of grief.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-29
Forinightly Club.

The Fortnightly Club was en- tertained on yesterday afternoon by Mrs. J. l.. Lee, and dozen or more of the members enjoyed the hospitality of tho kind hos tess to most excellent degree.
 800" was played, refreshments were served, and a general so- cial afternoon was spent. Mrs. Roseborough and Miss Maude Klzer, of Texarhana, and Mrs. Horace Bemis, were guests of honor.
 The next meeting will be with Miss Lauralee Powell on Feb uary 13.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-29

Res Mooty f Welcome Ark, preached an interesting sermon last Wednesday night. He is go- ing to preach here again the 3rd Sunday in Fepuary. Everybody come.
 MT. Edwin Beaver made a busi- ness trip to Camden last Friday.
 The entertainment at Mrs. Georgia Gulley's was enjoyed by all present.
 Hog killing seems to be a thing of the past.
 MT. Jeff Kirk just today re- ceived his present he got off of the Christmas zee, pretty late about getting it Jeff.
 We are glad to report that Mrs. l. B. Gillespie is improving.
 Miss Nora Parker was the guest of Mrs. Alice McAteer last Sunday.
 Messrs. Homer, Henry and Robert Dewoody of Bluff City, were in our midst Saturday and Sunday.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-29
SUFFERS BROKEN LIMB
Bill Cornelius Falls From Wagon and
 is Seriously Hurt

Yesterday afternoon Bill Cor nelius, while sitting in a chair on top of load of cotton seed hulls, was thrown to the ground by the wagon running into a deep rut, and suffered his right leg broken in three places above the knee.
 The injuries are of such a na- ture that they will confne the afflicted man to his bed for some time.
 Mr. Cornelius is a Justice of of the Peace of Boughton town ship, and most prominent farmer citizen, and his many friends regret this accident.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-29
News from Bodcaw.
Special to the News,

Especial to the News
 There has been some interup- |tion in school work during the |past week, on account of the measles and grip, but the teach |ers and students seem to have taken the right view of the situa- tion in resolving to remain here lin the discharge of their duties |nntil the prevailing epidemic has run its course, and if any of them get sick they will resume their school work as soon as they are kble. Sick students will receive ust as good attention here as they will at home, and by remain. ng at their boarding places, dur their illness, they will save the Expense and avoid the loss of ime required to go home and back,
 Mr. Malcolm Mum, of Wash ngton, D. C., was here a short Fhile ago, on visit to his paS hts, Mir. and Mrs. Jim Mum. Is We believe the successful ca. eer Of this young man is well Forthy of emulation, we will (rlefly outline it for the benefit those young men who are now
 loddlng the same weary way
 pursued in laboring to secure
 good practical education. Nal pm, as he Is familiarly known,
 as born and reared in this
 elghoorhood. He began his
 areer in the district school, but
 len the Union High School
 'eheo ne entered it and was
 It among those pupils who at
 Fnueo the first session of the
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-29
School Notes

Friday, January 31st, Is Mothers Day" at the public school. We want everybody who can to visit the school Fri day evening from noon until re cess and see our regular work. If you don't have time to visit all the rooms, go where you are most interested. Enter the rooms without knocking. Make yourself at home. The school is yours and we want you to see it.
 After recess, Dr. Hartzog will talk to the students and patrons. Friday night at the opera house pr. Hartzog will deliver an address on education to the people of Prescott.
 Time, s o'clock sharp. Ad- mission free. Don't fail to hear pr. Hartzog.
 Very truly,
 o. L. DUNAwAY, Supt.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-29
They Can't Forget Lud.
Special to the News.

Special to the News.
 Little Rock, Jan. 29.-It is that o. c. Ludwig, sec retary of state, makes another campaigning trip this spring. Mir. Ludwig has made two short trips, and his friends from all sections of the state, many of whom come in every day, tell him there is no necessity for a continued campaign. In the he is attending to the duties of his office, He is 9 can didate for re election.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-29
News from Thee

Special to the News.
 Iheo, Jan. 2S. Health is not or the best at this writing.
 Gertrude Knight is on the sick list this week.
 Mrs. Weedie Kirk was the guest of her parents last Sunday.