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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02

og nuoerenoe &rnlt / @rooflpn
g. g., 81. M%noerien. Canine Mar
s. 10. Suli mo6tog ban @ol0 ion
&relt for en- npitiftet oanif Mentg
be6 / @e0or Sail 81. Den Dor
ltiftet un0er Me6pirfning af 9grg.
boen &aitor s. 8. @lauien, ser
mango Mar bap6e birfet beropre
Ben norlf-lutb. Strife og Dor Sitter
:of og 6ornano for Sen norif=oonifc
|lutberife @onference". 8aitor @lau
len, Der bar @reit / ct. Mllsgor
Sa., or0inere0e Mielien, % / s Ma
oife6e ban mi / Menigbeoe,1 / Sc
6ar Sails, inotil ban / 1879 blep
faloet til @reit for Grinitotis Me
nigbe6 / Chicago. &ars 8irfiom>
beo / Chicago itratte fig oper IA
slor. S 1898 mootog ban &al6 fra
ben nDitifteoe 6anife &oloni
@itbee, isis. &an bar 90 81 Star
gammel, og FER birfe6e ban en-
@effe Mar, in6til Ml6eren begpno=
tie at gibre fin Sn6flpoelie paa bam
%gieloen6e og r@p9oom og Sba9be6
bergbe6e ba1n &refterne.
@a1tor 81. g. Nieliens @irfiom,
beb inoifrenfe0e fig lite til oe To-
fale Meniebe6er, bpis @reit ban
Dar. Set Dor .pe6 ct Silfel0e at
ban fife ~perionligt fom til at Sell
toge / 5tiftellen al Sen fbrite 6an-
ife lutberlfe &irfeorganiiation /
Mmerifa. u&irfelig Misiionsfore=
ming. Men ian blep Ell al 6ens
oDgtigite og meit fremragenoe SIR
beioere, ogl ban uogpe0e en- meget
betpoelig SnoflD0elie baaoe paa
e~:"t::noets girflonbe6 og 6ets i,1=
Ore Sorfatning. Misiionsforeningen
fit efter ct &ar Mars Sorlgb Mab=
net uDen 6onife ep. Iutb. Strife /
Mmerifa", bpilfet ienere otter for
forteoes til Sen 6on1fe Strife /
Mmerifa". Sor bette Samfuno bar
u@amle Nielien", bpilfet bor bans
ajenoingsnaon ollere0e fra @a1n=
funoets fbrite Si0, Gang efter Gong
Sormano> til ollie Sioer SEN, til
bbis &aao oe @%eileoning Ser iteoie
blep lpttet meo sen itprlte 0pmarf<
lombe6, ipm SanfunDets Or0ino-
tor Dar Dan prn1tepiet flere oa,1lfe
Sroets Sienerc ems llogen oll6cll
6an1f Grplt fer / 2on6et.
@altor Miellens 2ip bar fra Sen
! ti6lige l1ng6om beret piet CUBS og
airfel1s Sienei tie. Sans @arl1,
! bomsbiem. par sebp. Som
ungt Menneite opbolot ban
Zig ct Ear Mar / Moree, bpor
ban b1ep friiteligt paft, og efter fin
&iemfomit til 9anmorf begpnote
ban en- 2egman0spirfiombe6 1om
rejien6e 8re6ifa1t. l1noer 6enne
tom han / ner 8erpring meo man.
ge Bralter al Sen 9run6tpigife Set.
ming, iom ban ilutte6e fig til, %
Tom ban tilberte / belle fin pre1te.
lige @irfiombeo. Saa inart vl1o.
palget" / Danmarf bleb aiftet, blep
bets 0pmarfiombe0 benreoet pao
bam, % ban blep sets ferite llo.,
LENDING / 1871. SON bap6e ollie,
reoe 0engarg peret gift - glar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02

80 ais ii sip
Seattle Baiby Hprl gQa'an
.igler iig iffffe oplagt til at bore ucri8
:meo llogiperne, mar M paaaitaar, at
@nrfet bliper j lo g e + 9
a ! er E n1ep bpertSefte,
lom nofommer. De Q + 10
Der ii 8 II e NJ q g g
: 5 Indianapolis,
Minn., (norif): s nj tie $
I G ltaar me0 Senipn paa l16itDr,
.8illeoer etc. beltuo paa @ei6e meo
Sc tioligere u0fonme. Mlle Mfbano-
lingerne / bette @efte ct pelifrepne,
inoeboloer meget JON pil bore MT
fpr Sc ffelte, og oil blipe + e t
me0 Snteresie d ale
giitoriif interes ere
sc Sfanoi in ab e t
VI inncapp5lis Sibcn.
> /" Minneapolis, Minn., morif):
set er / sanobeo ct Ii 5 nj r.
t ct III ltoriif &erf, iom
De 9anlfe / Nmerifo 9oloer pao mes.
...... Mfinittet ONT v9onlfe / glme-
ritn 18O0-1840" er loo rigt paa
perionolbiitoriife 0plpsnir1ger fra ct
Siosrum, Ser biotil far ligget lom /
Gage, at Set pil leles mes sSntcresie
al 2al1ife ioapel lom Morlfe.".
> ccorab utcn"
2ecorob, So., (noriD: nsli oette for
trinlige &erf, Ser %l1ogipes al 6.
&asmusien Sub. &c., far ri m1o6to=
get Ste @efte. .....0 orif=
sc Sorl ag bil peo
De te uoprli &C &urf
tfre ig ct pori t
90 n6e b1on6t Sc Gam
life 81 me rifo."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02
atunter6aOstarten.
9en norifc Clinic ug ., s, >. g.

S Mnleoning al, at ser i set nor
lfe 9torting er in0bragt Sorl lag
ont Statsiu6bention til en- norit
Amerifalinie, far u8erlingife 81.
oenoe" interpiemet Sen 6anlfe San:
oelsminilter for at erfore bans Gtil= +.
ling til Sen be0 Sen nebnte Ylon
om egen norif 2inie fremfomne ,1ye
Sitl1otio11 for 0en 6on1fe Mmerifu:
linie.
San uotalte, at set CT Ell o~ffenlig
5ernmeligbe0> at ~Det foreneo
0umpifibslelifob" allere0e ti6ligere
bar funnel faa folgt lin Mmertfali
ME. Ser er imi0lerti0> .fortlatte
bmL altfor itore Sot10els= og CTS
portintereSier fnDttet til 6enne 81
ME, til at set fl1noe bore Sale ON
for 9anmarf at 1fille Jig al 1te0
Sen.
timber 6en bofsenoe Srarg til Ell
11obt6et Srafif, iom iDnes at bore
tillte6e laabel / george lom l. Sbert
ge forefommer set mig imi6lertio
at Set foreneoes" Silbu6 ON ct
Samarbei0e bar poa lin Hla6s og
iGr6eleS fonlant oDerfo r bore &C.,
boer boa0e / Morge ogi Sberige.
Sg ieg er egenlig f%orbauiet oper
at man / iaa 1tore &re0ie / Mabo
lon0ene life bar baDt 1iet aabent
for, .bbor itore 5ellesinteresier ri
bar fer / Mor6en paa 6en11e Suite,
og bbor longt hi fan raa operfor
Sc fremme6e ltore @ellfaber be6 at
lt9tte bberan6re / 5fe6et for at
iplitte &refterne / ipoge, in1oa
0ampffi6sielfaber. Set er 1tffert,
at 5torten al Ell norlf og naoi lie
ogiaa 0%erefter al Ell lelDlte16ig
ipenif Mmertfalinie fan ife giennen1
%betpoelige Sfre fra Sc norife og
ipenife @tatsmDn0igbeoer. Men
bpis set fommer til 6tatsi 1bpentiou
/ Sc andre 2on6e, er set gtpet> at
ogiaa 9anmarf ltrafs og mes @ner'
81 mo gribe 9agen an.
l1agtet leg perionlig ct mos Cub
benton til Observation-Disclosures iaa
fun Torbol6ene tbinge % ino paa
oe1 gej, og / iaa 6alo baaber ieg
at fn1ne operbepiie &igs0age1 ON
Mp6ben6igDe0en af at ri life leber
Sen @iiifo at opgipe Dor 6orbinoel-
lie pao Mmertfa, iom bar cit jan
operoroenlig flor 8etp6ning for os.
Naa Gpdrgsmaalet ON Miniite.
re11 meter, at Ser er l16iigt til, at
Sc neutrality-suspicious. bill use
Den l1e0ben0tge unDerltGttel1e til 0clt
Magn1s Nnoeren1fe 2inie, iborcoe
6an:
uDet er meget banifeligt at 6gllts
me berom for uoenfor1taaen6e. Set
fun 10 oglao fomme til at ofbenge
al in0re politiffe Gorbol6. selp-
ltGnoigbe0strangen / mango &reoie
/ Morge er lom befienot iaa lterf,
at mon fpr bar let at Sc %pigtigite
al on6re @eniDn bar maattet Dige
ollie Smitanoigbeoer bar
min Spm9rflombe6 itrafs paret
rettet poo soge11 paa @run6 al Sen
Molle,. eli iaaoan itatsll1bpen
tio,1eret 1,orif Nmerifalinie bill font
NE til at ipille for bore egne San-
oeIg= og 9efartsforbolo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02
Oct (o6a(e jor6uo.
9pbsbpnt / Mmcrifa.

Spbsopmt / Mmcrifa.
s(gfter u@erbens @ong"1 a~riitionia).
u@oteborg5 @m0clstioning" falt=
llaur fplgenOe iom &elllltat al S16-
beretni1ig fra Sinner, JONI bar peret
le1ot no til Mlnerifa for at ltltoere
&irfllingen al 0 al t S Of
Blu 5, JONI / 9torge iii Set frilin0e-
Be &enltre bar taget Sitting moo>
ogioa nue0 5tptte al fr%emtreoen0e
Mf1olosnlnuo:
S 6prbuosltaten Maine bier set
Jig at Ser / Girfeligbeoen life be ltaar
noget totalt 6orbl10 moo ltnrfe Drift
fe, men FIN moo en- Gel al Dem. Mf=
bolDslagen er blebe11 faitet ino / $50
%litifen, og Nartier1c far benpttet Sen
i'll fire 6orn,aal. Silpirfning %
Sortpriug al 9@blepin (Gi6er), lom
brllges operale / 2an60iltrifterne, og
ionu fan 6ape lige op til Z. @rooers
NlfobolitDrfe, er tillaot,. 81 Gamble
folfningelr, bpis Sten1nler Yo1itifer~
lie bejleoe efter, life pil0e pere. meO
poa Uorb116. Sill Soroel for Gi6er=
tilpirfnin9e,1 er 0erimoo @bilfp> 9l
og Sin forb11ot. Men i 8perne, bbor
8olitifer1e oglaa filfer stemmer, ier
nna1 aa6ent gjenuem 6ii1grene meo
Sorbll0et. Sopeoftaoen Eprtlono
bar $4,000 Snopaanere. s 1893
1900 fanotes fer giennenlinitlig pr1=
trent $50 &11eiper, bpor @bilfp blep
lolgt, eller- Ell pno 294 Sn6paonere.
Sill Somnenfigning fan anfgres, at
/ 8pteborg err Ser naar Dlrolalg
regnes meO, ct ll0ifie1lfningsiteo
poa 1000 Sn0paanere! Gn 5bcrift
lom I'LL er peo Mogten / Yortldno,
bar forlpgt at giennemfpre 5orbuoet,
men bar maattet al @enlpn til Opt
nionel1 lo0e IS &nejper, 5 @oteller
og 60. %slpotbefer,> lom lplger Sprit=
oriffe, foo Sob til at peoblipe mes
lin Sul,Oel. Otter bore @careber
ifulOe bette bore ret rigelig for Ell
life ltprre @p.
Meo sGorllcligbeocn CT set ogioo
lmaat bepen0t. 6or 6Dl0eri ollbolo=
tes / 1900 iolt 1,51S Berioner, ell
poo 33 Sllopoanere. S @gteborg CT
Sallet Ell poo 433. S onore minorc
8pr / Moine er 6poeritallenc eno0n
bGrre.
Seller life np6 Senipn til Mntul-
let al 5%or6rpoere og 6ottigul1oeritgt=
te0e i%notager Moine 11oger1 lerlig
an,itia Stilling. 81 bellcr nleo Sen
i'm til 5nnebonfinojfu0.
De reilenoe Sinner fit 2eiligbeO
til at pGre mes Yolitiet paa Sagt
efter %ben1nelige M1ts0riffneiper, JONI
finoes / Mosle pis og pao Sc nlarfe=
liglte Steoer. @efolfninge1 bja1p
Sm1gbn1olerne og iignaliiereoe,
aoar Golitiet narmcoc Jig. gn
MGngoe @grn blep br1gt ioln Bag
ter for at borsle moo 4Solitiet, og
balppofsne 0renge bonoleoe nneo
@biifp paa @aoerne. De bap0e oer
paa. in1aa flooe 6loifer, ionr pur lette
at putte / 2onurer. ltn0er %ollellags
So%rflGoninger bleD 9rpnoepil1 imllg-
let ino, / 6rl1gtfasier, / bl1le 9eger,
6eriblanot ogiaa 9tbler.
S oea1 nnoell le6enoe JorbllDsl tot,
&auias, CT 6orbol0cne al fannie Nrt.
S set belle bar II Stoter forlggt
Jig npeo 1o%talforbllo; men al Be al
bapoe i 1906 olle unotogcn tie OPP
gipetN Iorh1loet. sioen CT to gpo-
ltater fonn1et til. Gotolferbl10et bar
lpiit Jig llrnl1lio at opretboloe.
laHE5 ESasE4aEA- 1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02

NY lHI lteE uIUtluel llEeU StllltDlIlu=
rie. - 9 e fe Il II b CT
for paa fine omfatten6e mangeaariyc
&eijer / allie l%1nipne11s Gtater erbper-
bet Zig ct meget u6itraft &ienoifab
til 2anosmanos 2tp % &aar, JON /
@rao fouuner Mogep til @ooe. /"
uMprblbiet" SEEM Dorf:
.Om 89rfer al ialnlne Mrt
lom Bette @erf fa1l set bDppigt il
ges, at @egpnbelien Ct beorc END
6ortinttellen. MeO @elllpn til Cant
fife / Mmerifa" Ell set onrbenote Sill
fnlbet. SC c s bbert.Set e.
5 L t o M M e I, B c I
@Grfet tnbig mere al
e II g II fees.
rMeo en- goo 5ampittigbe0 anbe-
faler hi pore 2qiere at teg1re Mbor-
1leltrnt paa 0ette @nrf."
uTcrsns Sails II 9 e
+ I a 5 6ergl1S Sails, Mirn
morif): oIemte @efte al bette III
rationale H%ragtpnrf CT III, 1to-
fonrn1et, og 6erule0 er Ell Srebie6el
al @prfet fproigt. 9 e t e / /
g II obe0 ct bRrbifnl6 st
9 e i t, Jon Ganifer1e bar faar
iig laa mutt tilrettelugt % illultre
ret, % Sc 6llroe Hire fig Nnleonin=
gen til at ifoffe Jig set MI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02

0Iem life at anbefule bette B!u,
I'll Ceres 8enner % gefienote. Sor
Sc ieIp er .ilfreos meo 0et, bill 6isi
S1inn bliDe Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02

Sgieunen1 mango Mar, / so oe9o-
slarene, belt OPP til 1896, par BET boar-
De Cider for Nspbyggerne 6erltoe, me0
l~tnotagelic al 1891, ionl par ct .uo-
mprfet Mar. Oilers par bet Sper-
proorftion al alt % laoe 4Sriier, %
bos % Mispnfst % Sagl, y8lacf
Suit" % ggrfe, laa Dafpta fif ct
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02
Gn Grcbsbag.

gpenif 5reos= oa @ologiftsfore
Ming bar tifitillet 6re6sbureauet
Ber11 Sorilag ou1, at Nobels Dg6s:
bng, Sen 10. Geeembcr, ifal fejres
S9otn Ell international 9cmonltra:
tiongoag for mellemfolfelig 5reb
.ssorflaget bill bliDe bebonolet paa
Observation-Disclosures iaar iom at.
hoIoes i @lutninaen al Nl,gult..
sfrip efter 8rpOennmre 200 bette
sWIoo.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-20

DlS coming Oh april 1. keep on tnat
date.
DR.. ]. c. Garvey will fill the pulpit
of the Peoples Presbyterian church
until the arrival of the new pastor,
who has been called On Monday
evening there was Valentine enter
tainment given at the church for the
benefit of the parsonage. 1t was a
success and the friends are thanked
for their patronage.
Mrs Gibson OF Harmon. who has
been i'll, is improved.
Mrs. Julia Giggs OF 1884 Marion
street has been bequeathed consid.
cradle sum OF money.
Remember that there is something
big coming on April /. Keep OF that
date.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-20
NoTIcE-A WONDER.

Prof. VIII Taylor. corns, buuions
and ingrowing nails specialist. Guar.
anteed cure. Painless, no cutting.
Phone Main 1858, Gil Eighteenth
street. Clip this advertisement, ~ u
may not appear again.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-20
THE BEST THING THIS SIDE OF
EASTER

is the entertainment to be given at
Dania hall, Twenty-seventh and Arap-
ahOe streets next Tuesday evening,
Feb. 23, by the United Brothers of
Friendship. The men of Western
Star lodge bear a well deserved repu-
tation for thorough going hospitality
and will give their patrons hearty
welcome on this occasion. Good music.
Prizes. A good time. All for So cents.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-20

proved from his illness.
Mrs. Milton Fore is now visiting
friends in Paris, Texas. She will re-
turn to the city in March. Friday
of last week, on the occasion of her
husbands birthday, she remembered
him with a beautiful and costly gold
watch
Remember that the Sunday dinner
at the Gem Cafe last all day.
FOR RENT-Two large front rooms,
elegantly furnished in modern house.
Phone purple 1876. Mrsfl Callie How
ard, 241S Champa street.
The Bon Vivants will give private
dance in April
The Two Jims' club has taken on
the freshness Of spring preparatory to
caring for the comforts Of its members
during the coming season
The Red DeviIs are coming! Thurs
day March II, at East Turner hall.
Mrs. E. Azalia Hackley is issuing
book on voice culture which will be
advertised and circulated widely
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Vanders are the
happy parents of twelve-pouhd girl
born Tuesday. Mother and child are
doing we'll
The Red Devils are coming! Thurs
day March II, at East Turner hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Cash have issued
invitations for the celebration OF the
twentieth anniversary of their mar
riage next Friday evening at 1712
Curtis street.
Mrs. Dollie Hamilton entertained
friends Sunday afternoon at her home
on Welton street on the occasion Of
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-20

A council was called together to
consider the propiety Of setting Bro.
B. J. Cattelle apart for the gospel min
istry. The meeting was opened by
reading II Car. Chapter by Rev. A.
e. Reynolds, prayer by Bro. B. J.
Catletle. After singing from Baptist
hymnal No. 324, the council was or
ganized as follows. Rev. A. e. Rey-
nolds OF Bethlehem Baptist church
was elected chairman; DR.. R N. Con-
tee Of Zion Baptist church was elected
catechizer, and Rev ]. B. Beckham.
secretary. After the council had ex-
amined Bro. Catletle, and after having
carefully considered the answers
given to the questions asked. the
council advised Bro. Catletle to spend
six months In better preparing himself
for the work Of the ministry. The
name OF the members OF the council
are as follows: R. N. Contee. d. D.:
Rev. A. e. Reynolds. Rev 8. NJ. Ad-
kins. Rev. |. H. Harper, Rev. f Roy.
Rev. A. c. Jackson. J. B. Beckham. d.
D. deacon: Thomas Dckerson. dea.
con: T. J. Riley. Rev. A. f. Reynolds.
moderator, j. b. Beckham. secretary.
The Woman's Gs,ild OF the Church
OF the Reedemer will give an oyster
supper at the residence OF Mrs. Clar.
ence Holmes. 2l3s Curtis street, Tues
day. February %. You are welcome.
Remember to look out for our Easter
entertainment
Remember that there Is something
big coming on April /. Keep on that
date
Miss Lula Williams. secretary OF
Capitol Hill Fountain No. 1888. N. o.
T. r.. was suddenly called to her
home in Iowa because OF the untimely
death OF her sister Miss Williams
is one OF Central Baptist churches
prominent workers and has wide &C.
quaintance among the young people
Of this city. She is also a member
Of the current literature committee OF
the Peoples Sunday Alliance. We ex-
tend our heartfelt sympathy to her
during her sad trip home. She may
not return to Denver.
Clinton II. Douglass is III.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-20
FOR RENT IN CHEYENNE.

One nice room for quiet man and
wife or for two nice men at Mrs.
Persons, 622 w. goth street.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-20
her birthday.
was served.
| delicious collation.

was served.
Kindly stay away from the GATE
Easter Monday night.
SHIRT WAISTS and PLAi.J SEW
ING by Miss l.. E. Williams, 3l4 14th
St, rear. Phone Main 1892
There is going to be big things do
ing at Zion church from the 22nd to
the 26th of this month that being the
time of the choir fair. The choir
bears an enviable reputation for good
music, and says 1t will stand even
higher for the good time it will fur
nish and the good goods it will sell.
Remember when and then go,
The next big thing in dancing is
viii Knights masquerade ball Febru-
ary IS at East Turner hall.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-20

The Capitolia Temple, S. NJ. T., No.
1888, will give a grand entertainment at
Dania hall on Thursday evening.
March 18th. Two prizes will be given
to best walters. Keep note Of the
date.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-20

big coming on April L. Keep of that
date.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-20

A. NJ. Lawhorn is somewhat i'm
proved from his illness.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-20
Clinton H. Douglass is III.

Clinton II. Douglass is Ill.
The Christian Endeavor gave Val.
entine social at the parsonage. A large
crowd was out and 4 jolly good time
was the talk Of all who were there.
They had valentines to let.
Mr.. McWilliams, one Of Tuskegee
graduates. who Is selling the real
things at his hands, addressed the Al.
lance last Sunday. Mr.. McWilliams
Is engaged In raising chickens Just
at the outskirts Of our city.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-20

Remember that there is something
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-03-13

The Reading Standard Motor
Cycles arc Americas best. Sin
gle and twin cylinders 3 to Z h. p.
They are economical. powerful and
simple. They were conceded to bc
the best 1t the Denver show. The
only motor cycle ,hat ever climbed
Pixies Peak. MY limo Of bicycles
10 complete and have tho hest the
market can produce.
9. B. STUTsMAN.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-03-13

Don't let anybody fool you in.
to buying anything but . non.
lsakable Fountain Pen. We
have Moores, Conklin, and
Waterman. Fuller DRUG Co.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-03-13
FEEDING FIELD PEAS

The chief field pea growing Sec
ton Of Colorado is the San Luis
valley. There the altitude varies
from 1900 to 5000 feet, the eli
mate is cool with no hot days in
summer and all crops are raised
under irrigation. Nearly 100000
acres are grown in the valley and
there are many fields of 16O to 800
acres seeded to this crop. Good
yields of peas have been reported
in other sections of the state hav-
ing an altitude as low as $500
feet.
Field peas need cool weather
throughout their period of growth
and particularly when the pods
are filling. When the field pea
blooms in hot weather the flowers
blight and wither away and but
few peas form.
With rich soil, a deep mellow
seed bed or an abundance of water
the field pea makes an excessive
growth of vines-5 to Is feet in
length-with few peas. A good
hay crop.
Peas in the San Luis Valley are
usually not harvested. Fall frosts
kill the vines and they cure Just as
they stand Then lambs or pigs
are turned into the fields to fatten
and they gather the crop. This
method requires little labor but
does not give as large returns as
when the crop is harvested and
the stock is confined while fatten-
ing.
The average yield per acre in
the San Luis valley is from 20 to
25 bushels, careful growers fire.
quently raise so bushels per acre
and with select seed and good
farming there are authentic yields
as high as IA bushels per acre.
Feeders estimate that an acre of
good peas will put 400 pounds of
gain on hogs, where the hogs are
turned loose in large fields and
from 600 to 500 pounds of gain
where the peas are harvested and
fed to hogs kept in small yards.
The Bank of Monte Vista re-
ports that l3,45S lambs pastured
on 2,Oll acres of ripe field peas
gained l9l 1884 pounds, an average
gain per acre of 95A pounds and
an average gain per head of lat
pounds. There were eleven lots of
lambs and the gains varied from
81 to LAT pounds per acre and the
gains per head from IL to II
pounds.
Lambs shell out good many
peas in running over the fields and
after they are taken of, hogs are
turned on and make from 100 to
200 pounds gain per acre from the
gleanings.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-03-13
4 BOURBON DEMOCRAT

Tom Patterson, Tully Scott and
a handful Of their followers are
not democrats but populists.
The fact Of the matter is, the
people of Colorado voted the dem.
ocratic party into power in this
state last November not because
of the platform, but in spite of it.
If the initiative, referendum,
direct primary and unjust corpo-
ration laws are passed it will sound
the death knell OF the democratic
party in this state and legislate it
down and out of business.
Follow Patterson's dictation and
you will land the party where he
always landed ton the brink of
oblivion.-F. J. Hulaniski in Plain.
dealer in Denver Democrat.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-03-13

If you have cough or cold, q
bottle Of White Pine Cough
Syrup and Tar Is the best rem
edy, but to avoid substitutes and
limitations be sure that It u q
brown wrapper package.
Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-03-13
Per Sale

One team VT. 24OO lbs; prlcs
$3.50. / mile east of town.
CHAs S. ANsON.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-03-13
THE MINES OF MEXICO

THE MINES OF MEXICO
A meeting of the stockholders Of
the Mines of Mexico Co., in which
some of our Monte Vista capital
lists are interested, was held in
Denver Wednesday. The object
of the meeting was to hear the
report Of the company's attorney
as to the results of his trip to the
City of Mexico where he obtained
from the Mexican government a
valuable concession, giving the
company perpetual monopoly of
the waters of the great Mayo river
for power purposes; also to discuss
the general plans and future policy
of the company. R. B. Wallace,
O. A. Cramer and H. Fl. Winchell
were present at the meeting repre-
senting Monte Vista stockholders.
This company owns $4,000 acres
of mineral land, through which
runs the Mayo river.
1t is the purpose of the company
to invest $l,5OO,OOO in installing
an electric plant that can be used
to operate many mines now idle
from lack of power wood and coal
being too costly for steam power.
Typhoid fever is preventable
disease and as soon rs the public
understands what preventative
measures are necessary in SANTA
ton and precaution, the disease
will disappear. The first essential
thing to consider is the water used
for drinking purposes.
DR.. Geo. A. Bradburn has sold
his fine ranch six miles north of
Center to Pete Sinclare. We
understand that Mr.. Sinclare is
bringing new family from the
east who will run this ranch for
him.-Center Echo.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church will have home baking of
all kinds and aprons for sale at T.
G. Millards store week from Sat
urday commencing at O'Clock.
Fifteen inches of snow fell at
Creole Wednesday and about six or
seven inches in the valley. Friday
night the snow was all off in the
valley.
Bechtel d Cole have disposed of
their automobile business at Ala.
mosa, and Mr.. Cole has returned
to Monte Vista.
Hay for Sale nv Philip Binglc
Del Nortc, Phone Black 1872.
If you have cough or cold, al
bottle Of White Pine Cough
Syrup and Tar Is the best rem
edy, but to avoid substitutes and
limitations be sure that It i q |
brown wrapper package.
Fuller Drug Co.
Per Sale
One team VT. 24O0 lbs; price
$3.50 / mile east Of town.
CHAs S. ANsoN.
Don't let anybody fool you in
to buying anything but q non.
lsakable Fountain Pen. We
have Moores, Conklin, and
n
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-03-13

H. T. Perkins has sold his resi-.
dcnce on Second Avenue and
Durham st. to Earl Allen and will
move to Del Norte where he will
be closer to his ranch this sum-
mer. He will return in the fall
and will build new residence.