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the exposition grounds, adlainius tee
ritF uafNs ana reservoirs on = "a q
street isatlnE directly 60 ths fair
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Station. Ne wit meet Fuu there nsstaf
come out ~ once only few lets faft
INTERNATIONAL BOND REALTY 40
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Classification cannot be gwen
after ~ o'clock daily,
BALLARD AGENCY. ".
Muilan. Atoa ballard aNs OPP
CITY Han Phone, Ballard sos,
MAIN OFFICE seventh aN.'
between linton and University
Phones. Main tese, Ind. ttl'
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aouNn VIEW ACRES
Summer hana sites afe NsUunilu8 naufs
% pansfFs eNHfy Feaf - eausn fhH price
- wHferffnnt acreage has Emne % hiMh
The t0uHFf Yuh asiaN thH more res vii
NaF Nmr{M - HHMGfia We have sufas tHr
acreage ufHftaHkfna GHw sound RnA
oigmglfs faF ass 60 ttqs pee acre.
he psr rfnl casa tafsurH Hanfhtr
WEST a WlfENfsEM
4st euLNAA ut-Ia.
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+. M. SPINNING
1910 Second Az.
CITY NEAL rsrArE.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
ron 1850 CAAii ~ first payment and
balance monthly. viii build 10 nuli YOU
nr h-ruom home on a slightly lot with.
Ia ih minutes Of town.
# NJ HARNEN, Home Builder
$50 Arcade Annex
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Must Sell at Once

fns tFeana eeftREs rioss ta Green
leAs 90 hhs uuiF Z biecka 20 school
lut atsisg hara hire plaster at~~fFfe
Fafufse at Ia seed fmssensnt ThaH
cnttaks has fm4t te~H Aails ana . ~
fns lQration fnfii FatufdaF 30 ean
seli thte raftsEa fus sf1ef fssa rash
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geei haF. Fea had better So ths arsaa
LaAs car tr ufesr laks Ntafion
r % rfnuucR q CO.
FkeNs Auffh a4i IL
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CIVILIZATIONS WANTED"

"situAtina Wanted adver-
tiNen,enta ase fer rs words,
times. Additional space. DC per
linz. $500
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I ron SALE ny OWNER

Corner Dot 18sis6 ciose 20 Charleston
and hronerton. for tiqt Come auIok
20 founE Phone ballard SIS -aa.9a
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i6 down and f1s0 per month t4eo
each ~ blocks from rarl 20 minutes
io Pioneer square Perfect title
all. raaldnnoe. West Dol
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tuN 9 raaf arf5HHa Ha5i ffsf class a5saH
taifV COWS place 10 aii fsnrsd al sees
fof ttnn. Us dmwh. ttt9 tnanth Tsse
TaFnnaa tntsfufhAn 60 ragifir CITY. Nss
Mr fnsl a. pastsffies =~ff
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For sale, a.room house. lot a0utoa.
blocks from car line ttbG cash takes the
place can ttae aeth az 81, Southeast
seattle -Hasc.i-N
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ftas DOWN
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ttfa AmefteaH Aaaa. seattle Mssh :.
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tfaisistn fssislgF Nan , Team e hefsss
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WOODLAND PARK DISTRICT
Two cleared lots making 60xioa. five
minutes walk from Fremont av car
$500. half cash and SO per month
arAftNMA 81 a MCLEAN co.
ifa4 First Az
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como HACK TO RANKAKnn
u. COTTAGE nARGAfN~ff fEa
goHf Groom cotfase on fine large lot
high and HiHhtir. close 20 car line ara
stores, very short ride from center II
gnr. must 80 back 10 Indiana frs
Gown and easy payments This IL q hsr.
shin ana will not be reserved for anyone
" A rEnkfNa
500 Colmnu nlds "a. "a
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can and test Electro-vigor. or 81
you can't do that send In this coupon
ana we viii mail you book explain
ms what It is and what Il does Fm
out tho coupon
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For sale. q room house pantry. with
attic and fruit cellar Lot fsEtae one
block from Woodland park rrulf and
berries a nice tHwu Pine view chlrb
ems Owner leaving city ttno daeu
Balance easy at per cent sU u
fQth a. Take Fremont av car
-a4.si.r
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Wanted. able bodied nnsu betWaan tn
ages ~ 10 and as Tor n Marfns
Corps Must be naftNa bora o. have
fIrsf papers Exesu.nf oppaftuntty -
Sc the rorif ao1d pay rldfhlna p.
fians quarfera medical Attendance 80
ABBY q rooms t.tt. 0rand csntral
Hotel. s4attls. Hasninzton lite
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owner forced 90 coil what will vau
give Tor BALLARD UEACu s-room oof-
thFni iut FtNtft, marine ana mountain
View understandable. once seen never
forgotten block 90 car must soil this
week Phone Ballard t21. a-IG-e.h
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tnur nice furnished Housekeeping
fuums moHO. watkins disianes
taat a2Tesl
pue nr two rooms une % hitrheni fea
senaeis 90 rtsht parties tai ith
East stlo ea-uaf
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n T. HApp a Co
gtA nenng hldF
itqa Second a. Phoas ina Ass
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Read This

A seed f.rsem house, piastsrsa. seed
basement Z rpsrs cd water ~ ths
hoessl o. tbs eeanty faad fa fnlnufsz
20 ths watsfffunt 10 tesist mere isna
ean - hed. Eeed title VIII sell to-
sitee NasF terms
uEFNHAnn uAvfASn
Hos !. Fisa.aas Beach
tis
arsF tracts - sod Level srsuna
enif . tlcrks frHfn Fearan hfii safanaias
caf uns nus suil Sod fisN - lake ana
nasnts!ns enlf sc apHn and tit fslonth
sis
90 dnwn and 90 sunuth Cor sorns ars
lots ~ West Seattle close 20 raf ana
srhrnl only t1ek w A urrnor zee
cninAn haH Asln ssf tees at.ss
J.Foem modern hauss iat sasiee sstra
hns risN seth ~ ti.ste Any terms
inis sfsitk nsaf school hoas. q,
California ar. Wet Seattle seed SQUAD
Fise ttee each EasY terms
groom msasFa house. fine lake vssu;
n T. HApp CO.
as nsnng hldF
iaet Second A. Phoas Ina 4sss
~~ga.e-u
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HOUSEKEEPING Rooms.

fss rent one aissls tarnlshed house
kcepins tvom. with iafKs closet bot
water bath close int private family
faud place far ladies heHt itts
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NWTT-I % TT"9-T-- : ~
TNE INTERNATIONAL PATENT
A~D fEgAI CORPORATION psrtrsf.
shfo composed e Joseph n Andersen
and Rahert k-fiand. located Al aes
rioarsr Heck. Seastlr. wash - dts
salesa I ulfl eontinas In ths pafsaf sns
tegal husineae IN my uwn nAras aA1
Reef Kslant has ne cenHecttnn wtfh
ths said firsa nor kathefNE - nAAs
any dstta tn is h4ms
JOSEPH a Anderson
all &c
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nroksn winaow nxhts repaired prsmps.
h anf reasonably Hatfield bernhard
CO las Ia seeoas AZ ; A ifat. N4lR
sac -fkesf
Sea shs teznt3fll sheath dlrsct1iFe Gasn
a. ~Allcftns FafisFa tt3 Nerthsrn BASS
u54r --a&sei
arr the uakn. hn@ss repairing Ia all
ia brnncheK rubber waaihaf strfppina
En- doors Randall I ain Carpsa&er
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-08-21
Filed For Record.
AUGUST 18TH


Jssse Stephenson to Frank G.
Patterson, mtg d, J NV / of sec. S
etc. in $50.
Frank Sabine to X. c. Music Co.,
lien note, piano.
State Board Medical Examiners
to Rob Roy Kennedy, M. d.,
license to practice.
Public trustee to Gertrude Hyatt
r d t, frac lots l, 2, block 30,
Alamosa.
Gertrude Hyatt ct al to public
trustee, d. as above.
Candido Ruybal to public trus-
tee, d, frac. sw ! of 21-33-S.
Guadalupe Ortiz to the Los
Pinos Mercantile Co.. m, 1871
lambs.
AUGUST 18TH
Public trustee to A. 5. HaZleton,
r d t, S J NV /, 4-37-9.
"A. s. Hazelton to public trustee,
d as above.
AUGUST ETH
Jesse w. Rubey ct al to Henry
G. Flower, q C d, S !, sec. I and all
of sec. Is in 37-10, etc.
G.. P. Daniel to First Natl Bank
of Colorado City, C m, horses, etc.
AUGUST 1TTH
Public trustee to Florence n.
Tozer, d t, lots 81, %, block 10,
Alamosa.
Jose r. Garcia to Jas. A. Nc
Daniel, q d, ne of sw / OF
% -34-10.
AUGUST 18TH
II. l.. Franklin to l.. P. Penn
berton, IN, one gray or white
mare.
AUGUST 18TH
South Western Land Co oi
Colorado to Marguerite F. Day
w d, lots 26. 81, block 10, Alamosa
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-08-21
SHOULD HAVE THE BEST.
Conejos County's Exhibit Will
be a Hummer.

At the last meeting of the county
commissioners they appropriated
S175 to detray the expense of
gathering and making creditable
exhibit of Conejos county's pro-
ducts at the National Irrigation
Congress to be held at Albuquer-
que, n. NJ, Sept. 29th to Oct. 3rd.
Messrs. ID. E. Newcomb of La Jara,
and +. w. Swanson of Alamosa
have been appointed to make the
exhibit for this county and they
should receive the hearty co-opera-
tion of every one of our farmers as
a fine showing at this time and
place will be resultant of more
genuine value to the county than
anything of the kind ever before
attempted. 1t is to the south that
we must look for market for our
products and a proper display of
our grain and potatoes should
bring in return a demand for all
we can raise. The commissioners
should be highly commended for
rising so promptly to the occasion.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-08-21
SAVE YOUR HORSE.

Deacon's Collie Specific is abso-
lutely the best collie remedy known
to medical science. Guaranteed
under the pure food and drug law.
For sale by Fl. O. Ellis, La Jara, or
M. ii. Deacon, Monte Vista, Colo.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-08-21
Church Announcement

There will be Catholic services
at the San Luis church. La Jara,
on Sunday, August 23rd. Holy
communion at s a. m. Mass and
sermon at 10 IA. m. No Sunday
school. Rev. AL. Brucker, S. j.,
pastor.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-08-21
FARM LOANS.

100000 or any part of it to loan
on Irrigated Lands in Conejos
county, five and ten years time.
This is No Dream but the Real
Thing, bring in your abstract and
we will make you think you are a
Missourian. See us for rates and
terms. THos. MCCUNNIFF Il Son.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-08-21

A soldier of the Salvation army
is in town soliciting the sinews of
war. Give him the price of little
ammunition, its long shot but a
good one.
Teachers examination will be
held at Conejos, August goth to
2lst. Applicants will please be
at the court house on the first day.
f. A. Nelson, county superinten-
dent of schools.
Mary Callahan, Texas widow,
is said to own $4,000. When we
consider that Mary had little
lamb, only, to begin with, it must
be acknowledged that she has done
remarkably well.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-08-21
Thermometer Readings.

Thermometer Readings.
The weather this week has been
cool and damp, sunshine in the
morning and showers in the after
noon. Despite which the grain
has ripentd rapidly and is stand
ing up well in most places. Pea
vines which week ago were
shoulder high are all down now
but that don't matter.
Temperature taken at noon for
the week ending today: Saturday
76, Sunday 66, Monday II, Tues
day u, Wednesday 81, Thursday
6S, Friday SO
Wednesday was the coldest and
the mercury went down to 80
about six o'clock. Southerly winds
give promise of warmer and clear
ing weather next week.
Edna and Frances White spent
the week with Mary Forbes.
Master Ben. Richardson is up
from Antonito to visit his grand
parents.
\ fine baby boy arrived We'd
nesday to bless the home of g. 5.
Smith.
The ladies' aid society hold a
home cooking sale at Mrs. Hamil-
tons Saturday.
The Royal Neighbors gave a
leap year social Thursday night
which was very enjoyable.
Our informant was mistaken and
Douglas Bernard had nothing to
do with the restaurant business at
Garland.
G. b. Sampson was down from
Antonito the first of the week on
business connected with the road
to Sanford.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of j. 7, Eskridge. agent
for the famous Stanley steamer
SO popular in this section.
f. A. Bower and wife attended
the celebration at Alanosa and
later went to Monte Vista to look
over that part of the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Mortensen
have issued invitations to the mar.
riage of their daughter, Pearl, to
w. King briggs. The happy
event takes place Saturday after
noon at their home in Sanford.
Miss Mortensen is the Naval
Princess in the musical comedy of
the same name of which Mr..
briggs is the author and musical
director, consequently very pretty
little romance surrounds the we'd
ding.
Drawing for the land at Garland
was completed late Thursday night
and word comes that most of the
contract holders are well satisfied
that the company will carry out
all the terms of its agreement
The company has deposited $780,
600 with Gen. Palmer for that
purpose. AT meeting of the land
holders 100000 bonus was sub.
scribed for sugar factory and tn c
new town yet to be built was
named Blanca. A lucky few drew
some very fine farms and about
600 have signified their intention
of making immediate settlement
The three promoters who compose
the company are said to have made
between $4,000 and $4,000 each
on the deal and are already busy
on a similar scheme it is said ul
in Oregon the one difference being
that contracts are 5000 there.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-08-21
The Alamosa Excursion.

excursion and that many boosters
for La Jara climbed aboard the
special train when it came along,
with the Atomic and Romeo con-
tineent, filling the four coaches
to the bursting point. The day
at Alamosa was greatly enjoyed by
the majority of the visitors. Some
good races were pulled off and
much amusement afforded by the
steer riding and broncho busting
contests.
The winners in Mondays events
were: Quarter mile dash, n. NJ
Watkins, time 0:24t. Two and
one-half mile cowboy relay race,
Chas. Wellington riding for Doris
Bros. Five-eighths mile race, c.
Ray, time l:06f. Potato race, Joe
Stewart. Ladies' half mile race,
Florence Dalzell first, Ruby X.
Jones second, time 0:551. Half
mile dash, Joe Wells riding for
n. NJ. Watkins. Two men were
thrown during the broncho bust
ing contest but not much hurt.
A large amount of good
natured joshing was INDUCED in
by the land visitors from the corn
belt and the boys from the valley.
The respective merits of corn fed
and grass fed horses and people
were discussed in loud tones at
great length while the crowd wait
ed for the slow moving race
managers to put on the different
events of the program. Alamosa
people extended the glad hand to
everybody and their smile was
none the less sincere when the
hand was crossed with silver
Returning on the train in the
evening two young Mexican men
got to quarreling and their female
escorts also took hand in the
mix up which made things un-
pleasant in one of the coaches for
It few minutes. La Jara was
reached at 9 o'clock and some were
hungry and all tired enough for
bed.
An energetic sport attempted to
hold prize fight Tuesday in
Alamosa but the sheriff and dis
trict attorney raised a strenuous
objection The cowboys relay race
on the second day was won by
Doris Bros. The ladies' race was
won in 81! seconds by Mrs. Rose
McCollister in 54! seconds. The
roping contest went to By Rey-
uolds in minute and 81 seconds,
Jerry Mccarthy was second and
Joseph Mcintyre third. The final
of the bucking contest was won by
Clarence Hooker. who secured
$50 cash prize and town lot:
Rass Pursiey was second and
Texas West third In the three
eiyhths of mile dash, Sylvia,
owned by NJ n. Watkins. won.
Half mile dash, Merry Rapture,
owned by r. w Everett, Won;
three-quarters of mile dash,
Apache Boy. owned by A. Romero,
won; half-mile saddle horse race,
Sly, owned by Doris Bros, won.
All La Jara was proud of the
splendid rides Rass Pursley made
and had he been at all fortunate
in drawing horses, first money
would certainly have been his.
He rode everything that came
along with the ease and grace of a
horsehy and had it not been for
the fact that Hawkins drew the
fanciest looking pitcher of the last
two horses, Rass would have taken
first money.
A soldier of the Salvation army
is in town soliciting the sinews of
war. Give him the price of a little
ammunition, its II long shot but a
GOOD one
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-19
Work With the. Commission.

q j.
The Country Life Commission has
a worthy object. 1t is not to inves-
tigate the farmers and others who
live in the open country, but is to
arouse them TO action in order that
they may present their needs to the
federal government and especially in
order that such needs may be pre-
scented to congress. President Roose-
welt in letter to the commission
made some wholesome suggestions
and they are to be carried out. The
success of the movement, however,
depends largely upon Ae country
people themselves in taking the pre-
liminary steps.
December 5 has been fixed as the
date for the gathering of farmers,
merchants, teachers, ministers, doc
tors and all Others in the country at
school houses or other chosen places
for discussions, resolutions and such
other action as is deemed best. The
results of these gatherings will be
before the commission and finally
communications will be submitted
to congress.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-19
Forest Service Work.

Previous to 1905. statistics upon
ne production of lumber and timber
oducts were collected by the Blu
lu OF the Census in connection
stsh the decennial and quinquennial
eensuses of manufactures. In 1905,
TO satisfy the urgent demand for
more frequent reports upon these
Important products, the Forest Ser
vice collected statistics OF the pro-
|duction in that year In 1906, in
order to avoid duplication of work
and to Insure uniformity OF results.
NE Bureau OF the Census, in cooper
alton with the Forest Service, began
the collection OF annual statistics of
forest products.
The collection and compilation of
the statistics of production in 1906
and 1907 have been conducted under
the direct supervision of commit
tee Of four, consisting of w. N.
Stepart, chief statlsttcian for manu-
tactnres, and !. f. Whelchel. expert
chief OF division, representing the
Bureau of Census; and R. S. Kellogg
assistant forester. and A. H. Pierson
Forest assistant, representing thu
|I'orcst Service.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-19
MRS. S7iR|CKL[R
DIES SUDDENLY
Wife Of Shinnston Doctor is
Summoned Without
Slightest Warning.

sHINNsToN, Nov. 1G.-Mrs. Pleas
ant Minor Stricklcr. wife of DIR. EN-
DRY Strickler, died very suddenly yes
terday morning at her home on Main
street. She had eaten her breakfast
and done up the usual homework
for the morning and seemed to be in
as good health as when her husband
went into an adjoining room from
which he returned a few minutes la
ter to find her lying dead upon the
floor.
Ms. Strickler was the daughter OF
Robert and Harriet Myers MincS, and
was born near Bridgeport, this coun-
ty, October Ii. 1874. After the
death of he parents she made her
home with her sister. Mrs. Henry II.
McCord. near Meadowbrook, until
June 90. 1892. when she was marri-
ed to DR.. Stricken. since which time
she has resided in Shinnston. Be
sides her husband and sister above
named, she survived by two brothers.
Alpheus Minor. now with his niece,
Mrs. Charles Hood, at Big Elm, and
Jefferson Minor. of Florida.
Funeral services were held at the
residence Mt 1890 o'clock this after
noon, conducted by the Rev "A. NJ
Hammond, CT the Methodist Episco-
pal church
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-19
Corrected.

In response to the Telegram's re-
eent observation about an editorial
Pin the Parkersburg Dispatch-News
that paper has corrected itself in re-
gafdato its utterance that Governor
Glasscock's administration will not
be conservative. progressive and eco
|nomical," by Offering the following
THE pardonable "loss of UNDER
sSding" is caused by the presence
mot" before the words "be con-
tatiye," which was a mechanical
pr such as happens in the best
nlated newspapers. The thing
! was attempted to be reiterated
the Dispatch-News's confidence
Governor Glasscock. frequently
oressed, and We take 1t the context
made It plain that the word mot"
shouldn't be there; nevertheless, the
Dispatch-News is glad of the oppor-
unity afforded to make the correc-
lion.
Whereupon the Telegram takes
The occasion fully to agree with the
Dspatch-News respecting the conf
Fence held In Governor Glasscock' 3
administration and believes that 1t
@ill be an excellent one in every par
|daular.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-11-19
AGED Man BURIED
Funeral of Valentine Knight
Takes Place With Inter
ment at Mt. Clare.

The funeral OF Valentine knight.
aged SO years, who died at the home
of his daughter. Mrs. Jarrett Bussey.
at Point Comfort Sunday morning at
ESQ o'clock of kidney trouble COM
plicated with other diseases incident
to old age, was held Monday fore
noon. Services We're held at the
daughters home at IL o'clock and
the body was taken to Mount Glare
and buried in the Odd Fellows GEM
etery there.
Mr.. Knight formerly resided at
Mount Clare but recently lost his
dwelling house there by fire. since
which time he made his home with
his daughter. The following children
survive: Mrs. Jarrett Bussey. Of
Point Comfort; Mrs Matheney. and
an unmarried daughter. and Lloyd
Knight Of Mount Glare: j. r. Knight.
of Oxford; and j. V. Knight, of Mar
linton