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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-08

Thursday night, seated in Il wheel
chair. She slipped on an icy sidewalk
and badly wrenched one ankle, and
while the injury was not severe she
suffered much pain,
III: .. ....
Noodles" Pagan, champion news
boy of the world. is appearing in
vaudeville in his new act, "Vod-vil."
During the course of his act Mr. Pagan
sings Italian, Irish and ragtime songs
and gives an imitation of Henry Mil
Ter delivering his lecture on Breg-
glsm.
II:
Olga Nethersole and Frank Mills do
not speak off the stage. To those not
knowing Mr. Mills the information is
impaired that he is the Sapho actress
leading man. He claims Kalamazoo
be the season of Miss Nethersole's ret
icence.
III:
Robert Hillard has issued a chal-
of the Maryland theater, Baltimore,
Md, TO meet him in a'room and thrash
our their difficulties. Mr. billiard al
leges that in their previous combat the
stage hands held him while Schan-
berger scratched his face.
a-- II:
Nora 0Brien. recently with May
Robson in THE Regeneration of
Aunt Mary and Whidden Graham. a
member of the firm of Graham and
Allen Of New York, were married Mt
the residence of Cardinal Gibbons in
Baltimore. Md. on January -. Mr. and
Mrs Graham will make their home In
New York.
III:
Ermete Noyelh, the Italian actor.
has shaken the dust of America from
his feet for good and all. Just be-
fore sailing for Italy he announced
that he never again would visit the
United States. His last tour of this
country did not result I'm the triumph i,
which his managers were led 20 ex-
pect from the enthusiastic welcome
accorded him a year ago. .
~:
The Stage Coach once was n popular 1
farce in England. but IL often was
miserably played. One night. General |
Fitzpatrick. who witnessed a per- I
Torrance. asked a theater attendant I
when Il was TO be repeated. To /
morrow afternoon. replied the actor. I
proudly. Thank you" answered 4
dryly. Il shall take care
10 be an outside passenger when II .
rolls along
81:
Colonel W. =. Cody CBunfaIC BIN 4
passed through Chicago. February :
en- route from Cody. wyo. 10 New
York on business connected with his
shDw for the coming season. Colonel 4
Cody states that this win he his last 4
arenic season and that he will retire
az its close. He also announces that !
he has made his last visit to Europe. 4
Ills show this year. he says. viii he
better than ever before. 4
80: N
Fanny Rice. who Is now in vanie-
vile with her human puppets" has
revived an offer Of large salary
from the Ringing Brothers tn appear
with their circus next summer as q j,
clown. Miss Rice has been in almost
svery hranch % tlseatricals aud IS
giving serious thought 10 the idea OF
ecoming the only female eisEH IN
america. As the fnsiurements are
rery tempting Il i more than likely
hat she will accruf the ofer-
80 ID
one 81 tie hardest things for
llaye~ 10 bear Is daughter during 4
.eri0us scNne- Many = performer has
cen able ~ bis wft - save scpue.
somewhat aFehsic fnehient ~ this
ind vas expsrienr~za ~ Trenlas !
Se~ue whfle playinz Rbhar,i III He 1
81 Just suissrsl exrlsEuaiaE--A Assrse |
harSc. ~ kfn1fam fer hrSe- '
rhen = yo1nx nan n N aufpuFp 4
alAea ost-'Woaf q doaker doy I
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-08

Miss De Lacy, young woman with
an abundance Of dramatic talent has
been selected to carry out the au-
thor's ideas of what a modern society
belle with a socialistic tendency
should be. Popular prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-08

Interest in the coming coaeert h
commensurate with the event. There
has been a heavy advance sale Of
SEATS AT 81 seats have been sold
aud also the majority Of those at 81.
Some god seats ~ tz5e and - re-
main but every mail Brings duHenr
a. orders There Is little doabt thst
. pzekei house wiil greet the dr.
tinguisAed artists IN FebruarF IS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-08
If It's Made of Rubber,
We Have Ii.
Rubber
Footwear

Bear in mind that we are
headquarters for Rubber foot
wear of all kinds. We do not
handle cheap or poor Rubbers,
but sell the best for the same or
less than others ask for the
poorer kinds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-08

Claiming Pollock in his review of
the month in the February Smart Set
remarks anent Elsie Janis, at present
playing in THE Hoyden," as follows:
Miss Janis is a pert, forward. self
confident young woman with a knack
of mimicking entertainers, and her
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-08

Mr. Keene responded quietly, Yes
come up"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-08

one 81 the hardest things for a
pIaye~ 70 bear Is laughter during a
serious scene- Many = performer has
l-een able W bis wit e. save seeue.
A somewhat archsic inehIrnt ~ this
kfnd vas exr@rienrrz4 ~ Tten1as
kreue whfle playinz Rfhari HI Tie
hsd Just Hnisslesi exftsiraiaE 4 ha-se
a harsc. ~ kin1iom Ter hrse-
when = yo1ax nan ~ N 4ufeuFp
eallea Ost--Woat q deaker doy-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-08

Ermete Noyelli, the Italian actor.
has shaken the dust of America from
his feet for good and all. Just be-
fore sailing for Italy he announced
that he never again would visit the
United States. His last tour Of this
country did not result I'm the triumph
which his managers were led TO ex-
pect from the enthusiastic welcome
accorded him year ago.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-08

Nora 0'Brien, recently with May
Robson in The Regeneration of
Aunt Mary" and Whidden Graham. u
member of the firm Of Graham and
Allen Of New York, were married Mt
the residence of Cardinal Gibbons in
Baltimore, Md. on January -. Mr. and
Mrs Graham will make their home In
New York
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-11

Wckersham for hour scored Corson for his unfair methods and misrepresentation throughout the campaign The enthusiasm contagious and the town yelled itself hoarse till after midnight.
 Wckersham is sure of large plurality in the second division. Corson is really not factor there
 The Roman support is confined to few democrats that insist upon being regular while the labor vote is split up by the desire of part of to support Chilberg.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-11
speel.I DI.pa.ch to tho DaIIy AIasko1

special Dispatch to the Daily A'aSNah
 Valdez, Aug, 1.-The railroad forces at Cordova are spending money like water. Everybody is being urged to line up for Corson. There is, notwithstanding, a strong feeling for Wickersham and it is expected that he will stand a fair chance to carry even the railroad camps, as the men are fretting under the domination ot the bosses and many declare they will not stand for it.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-11
Special to the Daily Alaskan)

Fairbanks, Aug. 1l.-Ronsn is an so- solutely dead issue in this campaign. ChIlberg is proving a rueben. Late messages from Nome say Corson will be showed under worse than Murane. The betting is all that way. Bets are offered against Roman at six to one
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-11

Fairbanks, Aug. ll.-AJ Fox City, a mining camp here, au attempt was made Co hold COrsOn meeting last nlrht but it wound up with three lusty cheers for Wickersham. The only chance for COrsOn tO get votes here IS through the crOOkedness Of the Okla homa bunch, Citizens are determined 70 make a liaisn fight of iJ.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-11
Special Dispatch to The Daily Alaskan

Special Dispatch O Daily Alaskan
 Fairbanks, Aug. 1l.--Twenty enthusiastic teegrams bring the story here of last nights meeting at Nome record meeting in all the history of Alaska rhe greatest gathering ever known in the district Eagle hail. the arg in Nome and perhaps the largest in Alaska was packed by yelling crowd while hundreds outside damned about the doors and windows echoed the enthusiasm within.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-11
From Judge WiCk0rShan to You

Nome, Alaska, Aug. H. 1908. Daily Alaskan Skagway,
 Everything IS satisfactory here; confident ot success; get out your voters, deny fake tel egrams. JAMES WICKERSHAM.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-01-16

Mrs. George A. Fox and son, Mr..
Henry H., and daughter, Miss Eugenla,
of Kansas City, Mo, are on visit to
relatives in Atlanta, and gave us a
pleasant call on Thursday.
New DAIRY Il have started up in the
dairy business with a new outfit and
am prepared to furnish customers with
sweet and buttermilk cream and butter
at reasonable prices. / desire to thank
former patrons for their favors and ask
a renewal of their patronage Prompt
and clean service Phone 361.
W. d. PARIS
IToH cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by J W. Legg d Co., druggists.
WANTED-Salesmsn with own team
to call on country gin and saw-mill
trade with our celebrated line of oil
and greases in Cobb and adjoining
counties. Salary or commission. THE
FAIRFAx REFINING Co, Cleveland
Ohio.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-01-16
WILL GET OUT A CLASSIFIED IN
DEX.

Mr.. OH. Martin, an EXPERT in adver-
Using business is about getting out a
very attractive, classified index Of the
business interest of our city. He comes
highly endorsed by other cities that he
qas visited, and his plan seems to be a
good one enc we heartily recommend
him and his scheme to our business
men.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-01-16
Local News.

MONEY To LoAN.-I can make loans at
seven per cent. on good real estate as
security. Loans on farming lands a
Speciality. 1t costs nothing TO see me
at my Office in Marietta and find out all
about it. R..E. HOLLAND,
Attorney at Law.
Overalls at 48c, 64c and csc.
Fl A Ward & Bro.
Mr., Glenn Marchman, of Columbia,
Tenn, in business in Nashville, spent
Sunday and Monday here with his
mother, Mrs. J NJ. Austin.
A hig lot Of suspenders at l3c pair.
Fl A Ward 4 Bro.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-01-16

FoR RENT-To couple, without chill
dren, three unfinished rooms for light
housekeeping. Apply TO 605 Church
street.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-01-16

Colonel B. F. Simpson and wife left
Tuesday for Tampa, St, Petersburg and
Fort Myers, Fla. Colonel Simpson will
be absent about three weeks and his
wife about two months.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19

You may not be ready to Sc
lect new wall papers, but it is
none too early to become fa-nil-
lar with the new spring styles.
All our papers are here and the
selection afforded far exceeds
any other to be found in this
locality.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19
A MOTHERS REQUEST.

Mrs. T. G. Fields, 145S Avenue C.
Beaumont, Texas, whose son was
killed by a fall from a scadold in
Cananea, is asking for information
in regard to the personal possessions
left by him. She writes that when he
was in Bisbee ne was staying at the
Hole in the Wall. From here he went
to Cananea and was working in the
smelters when killed. The name of
the deceased was T. F. Fields. She
inquiries particularly Of valise. She
requests that anyone who may give
her any information concerning his
effects communicate with her A. the
address given.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19
FOREST APPOINTMENTS
FOR THIS TERRITORY

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1S.-
The Forest Service has just aRnounc-
ed the following appointments ON Ari-
iona National Forests:
G.. Edmond Gillie and Robert R.
Moak, have been appointed forest
guards on the San Francisco Mount
aims National Forest;
Joseph E. Rudy and Everett A Mar
low have been appointed forest
guards on the Prescott National For
est
Samuel H. Bailey has been APP
pointed an assistant forest ranger on
the Northern division of the Black
Mesa National Forest
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19
PUBLIC LANDS RESTORED
FOR SETTLEMENT JULY 4
They Are In PinaI, Pima and
CoChiSe Counties.

(Special 10 Review

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-The va
cant and unappropriated public lands
in an area or about 64,0s6 acres,
which are temporarily withdrawn for
forestry purposes near the Santa Cat
alma National Forest, in Arizona, will
be subject to settlement on and after
July 4, 1908, but not to entry. filing
or selection until on and after August
3, 1908, at the local land Office at
| Phoenix, Arizona.
The lands to be restored to tie pub
lie domain are in Pinal, Pima and Go,
chise counties. Due notice of this
restoration will be made locally.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19
CONCERNING ARIZONA
AT NATIONAL CAPITAL
Stafford Man Gets Patent, CO.
ChiSe Postoffite Discontinued
(lP6
fSnecial to Review

. tOpSCldi 10 HSNlC"J
WASHINGTON, D. c., April Is
Patents have been granted to c. F.
Thompson of Stafford, for curry-comb;
w. A Caldwell, of Roswell, safety al
tachment for harness.
The postoffice at Swisshelm, Co
chise county, has been discontinued
mail to Douglas.
The site of the postoffice at Pres
colt has been ordered changed to the
east side of Curtiz street, between
Gurley and Wills streets to take eff,
feet July 1st.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19
New ParaSOlS

arrived a trifle late to be advertised for
Easter, but they are here now in a
score of pretty styles and colorings.
White embroidered Linen, Pongee, Taf-
feta and others A showing that would
do credit to stores five times as large at
S150 to $500
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19
NEW BAN KAUTHoRiZED,
PENNINGTON, NEW MEXICO.
Especial % Review

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 49,
The Comptroller of the Currency has
approved the application of the fol
lowing persons to organize:
The San Juan County National
Bank of Pennington. New Mexico
Capital, $4,000. W. H. Harrington,
Pennington, n. NJ, Geo. A. Keepeir
Otto Behrend, George N. Norton, and
r, ?, Hopkins.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19
AUTO TO CROSS ARIZONA.

The Yuma papers have made note
OF an automobile party which started
from Douglas and is on its way to Los
Angeles. The car has reached that
city and is now in California terri
tory. The members OF the party are
E. R. Pirtle. Charles o. Ellis, and DR..
E. r. Hickman. The car rs Pirtle's.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19

Time to Think of Straw Hats
So choose and
then you'll trouble n
stylish
Milan
popular
Panamas Our showing consists -A<------~--~-~
both thes oft stiff
The window will show the this week
range ..--...$1O0 to $500
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19
Baby Bushes

The Spring lines are ready, including the
Fulton Leatherette Folding Buggies at
$1,000 each and also the callapsibIe and
Rattan Buggies at price rang eof $3.50
to $500 and $500 each.over a dozen
styles to choose from.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19
Navajo Rugs

Both the genuine and imitation KINDS.
Since we've been getting them direct from
the reservation we've brought tn prices
down nearly a third If you are rug fan
cier there's some here to interest you at
$500 to $3.50 each.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19
A Clothing Store of Fixed Good Purposes

Of this Clothing
GAINS made by advertisers prices
Men steadily
some good this continual progress
rs give the maximum Of value for the minimum
coupled with the products Of several the best clothes
me the satisfaction OF choosing from the the
~ - N
the new
acre IN great variety of attractive conservative
taste is apparent this
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19
Canvas Footwear Ready
For Early Buyers

the fore and wish
Youth find coors to match the
frock Alice Copenhagen blue Pink
Women Misses and children Pay much
or little complete Chidres
and Misses SIPS, $50 Women
oxords s15O 5000 $3.50 and $500
pair.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19
$3.50 and $500
Mems Shirts
To Order

This is new departure in the
Mems department, but one that
received such ready response from
a previous announcement that we
wish still more men to know about
1t. If you are hard to fit with
ready TO wear shirts, We know of
no safer way of getting satisfae-
ton than by having your shirts
made to measure We make them
from $3.50 to $500 each.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19
The New
Belts

This indispensable article of
women's apparel promises to
be more popular than ever. The
endless variety of styles and
shades is almost bewildering.
New styles in Elastic, Leather
and Silk have just arrived
Also white vast belts, 25c to
$500
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19
Scarce Tan
Shoes Here

We have tans and plenty of them.
They are going to be the vogue more
than ever this season-That's the
reason We are SO well supplied.
Pumps. Ribbon Ties, Sailor Ties and
regular Oxfords in the Russian Cali
in a complete range of sizes. There's
also a complete price range which
begins at $3.50 and ranges steadily
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19
New NeckWear

for women. is here galore. Designers have
introduced hundreds of new designs this
season and we have chosen from them the
styles showing the most distinctive new
patterns Cold type won't do justice to the
display-you must see
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-19
Mems Suits
To Order

Got five minutes to spare. Give
that much time to looking over an
exceptionally fine line of fabrics
and color Effects for Mems Suits
70 be made to measure at $4,000
TO $4,000 Browns, grays. olivec
and novelties, you can see more
in five minutes than you'd take
time to read about. We guarantee
the fit and workmanship. Constant
recorders prove previous satisfac-
tory work. r.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-11

The amount of Improvements in
Monte Vista during 1907 compares fav-
orably with any town of its size in the
State. Following is partial list of
the new buildings erected during the
year and cost of the same:
Cement Sidewalks $4,000
w. S. Nash 2.soo
Grant Henderson 1900
Railroad Station 1900
J. A. Weber 5000
Geo. l.. Cornville ,,aoo
Z. c. Eagle-3 houses 5000
Geo. NJ. Corlett 1000
John N. Kerr 1900
w. E. Shaffer 1000
Enos Keel 1850
Presbyterian Parsonage 5000
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-11
raRMsRs' SHORT COURSE

FARMRR8' SHORT COURSE
Tho program below will show tho wide
range Of subjects to be covered by the
Farmers Short course to he held in Del
Norte Jan. q, lasting for full week.
Every question coming before the farm
err Of tho San Luis valley will be dis
cussed by experts, and the results can
not fail to be Of lasting value to the en-
tire district. II is to be hoped that the
Short course will not be confused with
tho farmers institutes held from time to
time, lasting for day or two. The same
instruction will be given in Del Norte -
10 given in Fort Collins at the Agricul-
tural college, only about thres times -
much work is done every day. There
will be ample accommodation in Del Norts
for all who can attend, and it il expected
the d. 4 r. G. will give special rates
from all valley points. Send 10 your
name to F. W. Beidler, secretary. Del
Norte, though the q registration leo
need not be paid until the opening day.
Jan. q. Hero is the program in detail:
Monday, Jan. 81.
0-1O-Enrollment.
l0-ll-Farming in the San Luis valley.
h. ~. Cottrell.
ll-l3-The potato situation 10 Colorado.
1880 Crop rotation and soil man
agement for potatoes. e. K Bliss.
2:O-3:3OLThe potato TOR the market,
E. H. Grubb.
3:O-a:D- Selection and handling OF
ssed potatoes. E. r. Bennett.
7:0 p. m.-Lecture, Lieut.. Gov. F. Z.
Harper.
Tuesday. Jan. u.
8lO-Pisnting and cultivation Of pota.
toss. e. r. Bennett.
l0-ll-Storing and marketing potatoes,
q. H. Grubb.
Ills Diseases aud snsniss Of potatoes.
e. r. Bennett.
l:3O2:S0- General management to secure
large yields, E. H. Grub.
Growing alfalfa. T. r Bliss.
3:SO4:30-Fruit growing 10 tbs San Luis
valley. e. r. Bennett.
730 p. m.--Stereopticon lecture. r. R.
Bennett.
Wednesday. Jan. -.
0-l0-Foen Tor prodt 10 tasn animals.
b. n. CottsslL
l0-ll-9scuring large y,sids os odd psas.
n. ". Vassar.
ll.l3-Hog problems 10 the San Luis
valley. H. u. Costrsll.
130-3:30-Aak,ng money with hogs, II.
W. Vsssas.
330-3:3o-Hog sxpsrisncs. Audisnos.
3:304:SO-Judging hogs, h. n. Cottssll
TAO p. m.-Lscture, Mary r. Rassch.
Thursday. Jas. 30
el0-Dissasss q livestock 90 ths fsso.
Dr.. q. b. Clover.
Drainage. L q. Csspsntss.
n.l2-Polsooou plants. d.. q. Il
l:O.3:3O- -Cass d hogs. D.. q. H. Glover
a:D.3:O-Ths Gan Luis valjsy. L. q.
Carpenter.
3aDA.D-Ju Judging hossss sos uosoaod.
ness, DR.. q. II. Glover.
$50 p. a. Reception.
Friday. Jan. 81.
9.iO-R Raising sugar bssts, = r Bliss
lO.ll--Baby beei. q n Anooos
li.i3-Judsins beef oattis. H n Csttssll
Raising crops at high altitude.
nm Ammons
9;D-33O-Ths sssd psobisn o. ~ fssn
Err Bl,ss
3AoA :,D--Whst 70 issdinGS n u Oottss,i
7.O u. m.-Lscturs, b o Aylsswesth
Saturday. Feb. l.
o-lO-shssp manaSsmsnt ~ htge sses-
tudes. 3 n Grub
lo.ii-Psbatabls bessds ssd w. q
aAssp. q 2 Morton
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-11
Trade 'er Off

l have 1000 acres of timber land
10 Arkansas to sell or trade.
A large income property IN Kan.
sss City.
A stock OF general merchandise.
A Wholesale stock Of merchandise.
aud 655 acres OF good wheat
land in Murry Co.. MINI, to ex-
change for land in the San Luis
valley.
100 acres Of wheat land in Kimble
Co, Mob, TO trade for . stock OF
Hardware and Implements or
Furniture and Undertaking.
Loans and collections attended 70 II
intrusssd 70 ne. Come and ~ ne II
you want 70 do business
Once In rear Of 0ooddlng drug store.
w. e. WHITE
Monte Vista, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-11

1oO WVAVO OVuU0'
The Cincinnati Star has the fol.
lowing to say OF the Rexos, who
will appear at the Broadway rink
next week:
The Rsxos msde their appear.
auce yesterday q the Music Hall
Roller Rink and created little
short OF a sensaaiou. This team
OF roller skaters y certainly At the
very bead Of The profession. It
seemed that no fsss wss too diff.
cult OF perfornasos for them.
Milo. Rexo 10 the equal Of most OF
the male experts nowadays, and
Rsxo himself, The King Of the
Little Wheels" sinpiy took the
audience by stora. The afternoon
performance was Witnessed BY .
hood sized crowd. bat the evening
bow vas seen by a. audience that
.cked every available inch Of
skAcs and crowded far out upon
ia. door. The team has certainly
indie . hit aud vail draw i'm.
mel ssly for no better feature va
svsl offered by local rink.
Raw. G. q. Lane. State Evange.
list {sill begin msstipgs at the
Baptist church about tho Let Of
Feb. The mid.ysar meeting Of
The San Luis Valley Baptist Asso.
citation 10 held With the local
church here Feb. - whom Rev.
e. n. Stevenson d. D. and Rev.
W. r. Ripley will b present.
DR.. Bruce was quite s,ck the
6rss o. the week, thrsatsssd with
posuw MIA but 70 now much better
and sxpects TO ~ abls 70 attend
bic patl snts IN few dsys.
J. J. spencer / ca. shipped 3
eass ol hogs Friday aad A. &
Ohass l cas. 6alaadsy Mckee
Liveseock %. shlpped 1 esss a
=
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-11

a n. Spses sad vie leet 6su.
day eos thsir home 10 Psunsyl.
vssis. They cane heee . IN
weeks 80 q aeeoaat q Nm.
0Desys hsalth, bst . - did ~
iapsovo ~ SCANNED.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-11

AAsaIID:-rossday. January 2
M. Andy Hsa6 to Nm. Anna No.
Mutt, both Of Monte vissa, the
Rev. =. Il Blowers oEBcistipg.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-11

The late Ars. Emma Crosby re-
membsred The Ladies' Library ~
oociatiou OF Monte Vista In hsr
will 70 The amount Of $50.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-11

Mics Eide bhrsvs. Who has been
Visiting 10 xoats Vista Tor some
uootba lset Thsrsday night Tor
California who're shs vill visit dsr.
lug The Wiutee,
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-11
Lamb Shipments.

Friday there were "a cars of fat
lambs shipped FROM this station.
The shippers were Robb Brothers,
IA cars; j. r. Newton, 3 cars; Jno.
Mitchell Z cars.
Saturday 8 care leave this sta
ton. The shippers are Jim Will
son, 4 cars; Lorenz, 2 cars.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-11

B. B. Shimsr, . real estate man
Of Assumption. Illinois, arrived In
town Thursday With . party Of
land buysss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-11

The highest priced team ever II
Dsover-Ths Rsxos- 1t The opera
house Monday asd Tuesday u,ghts.