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La Junta tribune., 1910-08-20
Farmers Fall Festival is an
Assured Success

an ascension each day OF the festival.
Miss DeVcida is q topnotcher In her
profession. She guarantees higher
ascensiOns than any other balloonist.
while her parachute descents are said
to contain enough thrills for oven the
extraordinary individual.
Other free attractions will be added
and the committee wishes to empha.
size the fact that nothing but clean
entertainment will be provided In
this line. There will be no snake
charmers. or anything which shock
the sensibilities OF anyone. Neither
will any games Of chance be tolerat-
ed upon the streets during the festi.
val. and fakirs OF all kinds have
been passed up. large number OF
propositions have been received from
faktrS Of various sorts desiring the
privilege of operating during the
three days. but one and all have been
turned down.
The management OF the Parker
Shows made the committee an offer
OF $500 for the privilege OF operat-
Ing during the festival and when re-
fused made a proposition to bring
the shows here and run. them as
free Attractions for the sum OF $500.
This proposition was also turned
down. All the attractions. however.
will be free. and all will be clean
and wholesome.
Materially those making exhibits will
be Interested in the premiums TO
be offered in the various departments
and while nothing definite can be
said ., present In regard thereto. the
finance committee has made sufficient
progress In It's work TO warrant the
stateAent that between ten and
twelve hundred dollars In cash premi.
ums will be offered. This amount
S1if be materially augmented by
premiumx offered by merchants from
their stocks OF goods. As stated last
week. the Swink sugar factory will
give premiums to the amount Of
500 for the best displays OF sugar
beets. Several owners OF stations
In this section have also siynified
their Intention Of hanging up prizes
for colts got by their horses. Taken
altogether. \ conservative estimate OF
the aggregate amount OF premiums.
cash and merchandise. would place II
at around two thousand dollars.
The committee has also taken up
the matter OF reduced railroda rates
with Santa Fe officials. and hope to
make definite announcement within a
short time. Il Is hoped to secure re-
duccd rates In the territory extend.
Ing from Fowler on the west to Lamar
on the east ~ well AZ a distance to
the south. The Santa Fe Is usually
quite liberal In the matter OF assist.
Ing enterprises Of this character. and
there appears no reason why II should
not make low rate for the coming
festival.
Here are the datcs--keep them In
mlnd-wednesdsy. Thursday and Fri.
day. September Ath. 18th and 18th.
Your neixhbors and friends will be
here every day Of the festival. and
II you do not want To experience one
biz lonesome feeling you must Join
the crowd and come to La Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-20
oeestsrs' Smoker.

The La JuntA Industrial AssoclA.
ton will hold = smoker In tho county
court room mex. Wednesday night. At
. O'Clock.
This II the last monthly meeting
before tho annual election Of dircc.
tors In September and several mat.
tiers Of importance will be consider.
ed. Every member Of the associa.
tioa Who feels an intsrest II the
welfare Of L. Junta should attsad
thh meeting.
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-20
ARKANSAS VALLEY IN LEAD.
Five Counties Of the Valley Yield
ons.rsnth Of the Total Farm Pro.
dues Of the Stats.

Figures gathered by the state board
Of immigration from all over the
state show the condition OF crops
generally In Colorado to be satisfac.
tory, but the Arkansas Valley appears
with . report that is almost phenom.
email
Last year this section contributed
l6,043,O 900 to the agricultural and hor-
ticultural products OF the state, or.
In other words. the five counties Of
hDyalley yielded one-tenth OF the
total farm produce Of the state. and
the indications for this year are that
the record OF 1909 will be surpas assed
All crops are reported to be in the
very best condition. with promise OF
enormous yields OF high quality.
Following Is the table Of percent
ages for the valley:
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-20
IL roads will lead to La
Junta during the three days
OF the now famous Farmers
Fall Festival. Watermelon

WOV OF the now famous Farmers
t@s Fall Festival. Watermelon
day and all other special celebrations
which have heretofore held the right
of way In the Arkansas Valley will
be- forced to take a seat In the rear
while the farmers unite in one grand
event In the hub OF the richest and
best valley In the world.
The committees which have been
appointed are now actively engaged
in their various lines Of work. and
most of them have reported very flat
tering prospects. Especially is this
true In regard to the committee ap-
pointed to interview the farmers and
interest them in bringing In various
EXHIBITS Of their products. This COM
mittee reports that farmers from all
sections of the county are making In
quiries in regard to the festival and
are planning To- come across with i'm
mense exhibits OF everything raised
In this portion Of the valley. SO great
is the interys, among farmers and
SO many have signified their inten-
ton o. making exhibits that the
members OF the committee are al.
ready up against a serious PROPOSE
ton. that OF taking care OF and prop
erly displaying all Of the produce
brought In. But La Junta's avenues
and streets are both wide and long.
and those who make exhibits will be
assured that their produce will be dis.
played TO the best possible advantage.
The live stock department is as
suming immense proportions. both In
regard TO the number listed and the
quality. All the standard breeds Of
horses. cattle. hogs and sheep will be
ON display. and nosl Of them will be
entered as conseso~ ~ permiunA
Three competent and prominent juds-
es Of live stock have been secured 10
work In the live stock department.
One Il these gentlemen 10 from the
Kansas State Agricultural College.
while the other two are well known
residents OF this state. They will
have full charge. and all premiums
will be awarded strictly ON merit
The gentlemen are experts In their
line. men who are competent and re-
liable.
State Dairy Commissioner Robert l.
Cochran has placed his services at
the disposal Of the festival committee
He will be here during the entire
three days. and 1t Is expected that
he will have charge Of the dairy dis.
play. In addition he will also give
= series OF two or three lectures on
the dairy industry. beginning with
the COW and explaining the best
methods Of securing results. These
practical talks from an expert should
not 0aly be interesting to those en-.
gagged In the dairy industry. but should
also lie OF value from Z financial
standpoint.
The committee Is not losing sight
Of the fact that the big crowds will
expect entertainment aside from that
Of inspecting the various displays.and
expects to make this feature OF the
festival full and ample. A contract
has been closed with Miss Dorothy
DcvondA. u lady bslioonist, to make
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-20
ssksr In FsM chsrss.

A. the result Of . three-corncred
deal. Horace BAkcr 10 now sole owner
Of the Baker Furniture Company's
stock and business. B. d. Messenger.
who had been associated with Mr.
Baker In the furniture business for
some time. traded his Interest To
Aaron wilkins. the contractor. for .
farm on Crooked arroyo. three niles
west Of the city. A short time after
the trade had been closed Mr.. Baker
purchased NJ. wllkins' Interest II
the store. He win conthus tAs basi.
nese unlsf he naas q ths 1atee
Vusnjsurs Csaeaay.
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-20
Auxiliary oesrd Needing.

A meeting Of the auxiliary board
Of the Boys Club viii be held al
the club rooms Tuesday evening. Aug
ust -. st . O'Clock. All members Of
the boafll are requested to b. pres.
ent. - businsss Of importance will
come eseors the board for considera.
ton.
J. =. WILLIAMS.
Dlseetoe.
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-20
sGsss Civil ssrvIss Gssm'nss'er.

The state civil service commission
will hold an examination September
"a for the position Of teacher OF wood
workias and manual training In the
lndwtrial School for Boys; Septsm'
bss 18th for guard at the reforma'
toy sad psnitentiary; September 18TH
for the positions Of matron ana
nurss for children In the state Home
and 0sptsabsf 3lth for the position
q teacher In state Institutions. Thsss
exaninattons ere held IN al the pf'n'
sloai s1tlas q ths STATE. tos ~.
tAse inepenAtioa adlfese the CNl'
aoevtee Co0oissieo, 0tats CeSaeo''
0n0Dn f4 fI.fI+t I.
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-20

Winter wheat. average yield per
acre. thirty-six bushels; quality. loi
per cent
Figures compiled by the board for
the entire state show percentages as
follows:
Crop. Percentage.
Corn :. =. :. :. :. =. IS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-26
Tho GuIlibIs Public.

Two boulevardierS OF Paris tell how
they proved the Su!libility Of the pub.
lie. They be, a friend 1000 francs
that by !asertinS three advertisements
Of three lines each In papers in the
course OF week they would receive
800 francs without giving any e1-
planat!oa or making any promise to
the scnders.
On 4 Saturday the following adver-
t:scment appeared:
Intelligent persons Will send s
francs 10 such an address.
On tie Wednesday the insertion ran:
Last possible day IS Sunday. Send
your ) francs then. or refusal"
The third on the following Saturday
was:
"All francs posted afte. tomorrow
will be inexo-ably refused"
By the Sunday morning seventy
seven postal orders Cor ! sh!!!;nss each
had come IN. and the next morning
eish;y-two more arrived. The gull
Bile rabl;c had sent III rot 800 francs.
but 7o5 francs in week. Having
proved their poiEt and won thei. bet.
the t:vo bcu!crardicrs naturally re.
tuned the postal orders 10 the tnScn.
uouS scndcrS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-26
Her Eirt Poem.

She was one OF those soft eyed maid
ems. swec;ly innocent. shy and gentle.
She was uaaccrs:oDed 10 newSpapc.
Offices. but. beia: ambitious. she man
aged 10 fad enough courage to try
winning m editor's sympathy. sym
pa,hy 20 be expressed by the accept
ance of her poem.
~ have here" she said de!uureiy. -
l!,;!e verse I've composed. really
don: know what :ou'l! think OF il
You raav not like i, ct al. but its my
::rst-that Is. the Erst I've ever writ
ten 70: 7 newspapcr-and I'd be very
pleased indeed II you honestly thought
it WAS coed"
The editor kept ~ bis work. now and
then ScowlicS. but not 1t the youn:
woman especially.
It's abou, u maiden tripping DER
the lea" she continued
What was the ,roub!e" asked the
man behind the paper. Couldn't she
Mft her fcct:"-rhila6e!phia Times.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-26
Enc!ish Of lonc AGO.

The kings EnS;:s:, has changed as
kings have come and conc. says the
ST. James. Gazette Here Is Z passage
from the record OF = crow1inS Of long
ago: The CARDINAL. as A-chebishoDpe
Of Caunterburc. showing the king TO
the people as the i:ij parties Of the
satd pulpit. shat! say in this wise.
'Sirs, here present Henry (true) and
ashttul. and f:::loubted cnheritour By
the lawes OF God and man 10 !he
co-ounc and roIail diSn!:c Of England.
with al things thcreunto enneSed and
appc-cevning. e!ccte chosen and !c-
Guircd by n! three es;a;s Of the same
Land 70 TAX yppon him the said
corcc0e and roiall d;Sn!tc. whereupon
ye shai! understand that Tic dale IS
prefxcd and appoyntcd by MI the
piers Of this land Cor the coasccra-
sion. cavacc!on and coroDacion OF the
said most excellent Prince Hcary: Will
re. S.rS. 1t this tyne Sryc ro1r wi!!es
and cssenteS 10 the same conservation.
envnccion and co.onac!oE: Where
upon the pep!e shall sale. with :"
create voice. 'Ye. Ye. SO be E!t. ki:S
Henry: King Henry"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-26
SIiohtly Mixed.

He wasn't good 1t conundrums. but
when his turn came 70 ask one At .
little social party he thought he could
remember 4 good one lie had heard. It
was the old riddle:
Why is woman ike the ivy:
The answer. Of course. IS the gallant
explanations:
because the more you're ruined the
closer she sticks"
But he got 4 mixed and asked:
why IS :he Ky Ike Z woman
None OF The ladies prcScn, could give
:n appropriate reply. SO he himself
vcE;urcG this ma!ad-o!t solution:
Because the closer Z cl!ngS the
moro you're ruined"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-26
WORSE THAN WAR.
In:erna! Regions Of the suddhis.s and
MohamncSaSs.

In:erna! Regions Of the 5uddhis.s and
MohanracGa5s.
The Internal regions % Buddhism
are horrible They comprise :: great
he'll and 1876 lesser bells. IN these
he!ls. according 10 the sculptures OF
the Buddhist temples. men are ground
to powder ard their dust turned into
ants and neas and spiders They arc
pestled in mortar The hungry ca,
redhot Iron balls The thirsty drink
molten iron
Is!amism says OF the internal re-
s.ons: They who bc!.crc no. shall!
have garments Of Gre fitted for them.
Boiling water shall be poured on their
heads and or :Ee:r skins. AID they
Shall be beaten with maccS of iron
In the Scandinavian mythology. :hc
mythology OF Odia aad Thor. NC are
told that ".n Nastroa6 there Is 4 vast
and direful structure. with doors that
face the north. /: IS formed entirely
Of the backs OF scrpcr:S. wattlcd 20
cethcr like wickcrwork Du; the ser.
pca:s' heads are turned toward the In
side OF the hall. and they continuity
send forth foods Of .cnom. Il which
wade all those who commit MURDER or
torSwcar themselves
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-26
A TARcoOLER FUNERAL.
Wood Was Sc-re. tut They Managed
20 p. u. \ co.I,

Wood Was scsrc. 81. Thcy Managed
20 Ris Up co:Ha-
In Soac o. the Hiain. districts OF
South .Au<tr.,Ii.. .::crc +. :. :-r:,; scar
city of wood Consequently. i %ou are
so foolish rs 10 die there YOU ,nt:St not
expect 10 have 4 c"Gin. hE' i:','s; DC
content 20 bc wrapped In q sack before
bein. deposited il Mother E:r:!i
However. when Il ccrtai:: very prom
ineni rcS:dcn: o; Z mining camp died
the other people o: Tie Sett!cment-by
the way. Il was called Tarcooler.
though cooincss was unknown and
Tarhottcr would have been :. more
suitable namc-dctcrmiucd that be
should be buried in style. So ;hey set
about getting 4 collin. They made one
OF 4 sort. placed 4 lid on Il and laid !:
with the deceased insidc) n an empty
tent for the night.
Next morning the lid OK the coffin
was missing. I; was af:crward found
that i; had been stolen 10 make the
ta;!board OF Il butchers cart
Nowcrcr. in spite 0. this trihinS Loss
the funeral WAS conducted with great
solemnity. The coffin was much I'D
m:rcd. II had been made out OF the
boxes in which the dynamite WIS sent
70 the mines. Some people might have
considered that the obscIuies were
marred By the fact that TIC colin bore
In large letters Oh one side the legend
Keep DRY and on the o;he:. Stow
away fro.a boilers" but that did no;
trouble the simple minds oc the Tar
eooI-'unS.-LonGon Tit-BitS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-26
The Brain Is Very A41rta5!e.

Each vocation makes = different can
upon n. brain and develops !acu!':cS
and qualities peculiar 10 .:S'i:. so 'hat
as the various professions. trades "Hd
spcc!al,!cs multiply the brain takes on
new adaptive qualities. thus S!ViH2
greater variety and strength 10 CIV
!l!zation rs :: mass. says O-:son Swc''
Na-Gcu IL Success Magazine.
When the world was yoaHS TIC
brain o. mau wa> very primitive. De-
cause the demand upon 1t WAS largely
for self p-otcc:.ca and The acquisition
OF food. which called Only !o- ;Ac &c
vciopmea; ot rs lower. Ks aatHiaI
nart. As civilization advanced. nov,
ever there was . higher ,::.i @?on me
brain and a mo.c varied develop
men. unit! today. IN Tie highest CIV
Ilizat:on. !; has become exceedingly
complex.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-26
Plaintiffs At,orne,
An Ordinance

An ordinance TO pro=ide for the
assessment and collection OF taxes in
the Town OF Manning, assessing and
collecting Z pc capita dox tax, and
for the assessment and collection OF q
per capita tax in lieu OF working the
streets OF the said town, for the fiscal
year commencing the second Monday
in April, 1910, and ending the second
Monday in April. 1911.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Aldermen of the Town OF Manning,
in council assembled and by authority
of the same.
SIC l. That tax Of ten mills on
every dollar of the assessed value OF
all real and personal property lying
or being within the corporate limits
OF the Town OF Manning. including
bonds and stocks o; banks and other
corporations, and the gross income of
Insurance Companies doing business
as is exempt by law from .a1stion,
be. and the same rs levied. Tor the
fiscal year commencing the second
| Monday iu April. 1910. and ending
the second Monday il April. 1911.
SEC. II. That 4 coinmutatioI: tax
Of Two Dollars per capita on all per-
sons liable to work Oh the streets o.
said town for the fiscal year above
mentioned, in leu OF working on said
streets, he and tie same is hereby.
! levied. which said Communication tax
shall become due and payable when
other taxes are payable. Al. able
bodied male persons between the ages
Of IS and so years not otherwise ex-
eImpt are liable 10 the said tax, and
all persons who shall be living within
the corporate LIMITS Q! the said town
sixty days prior 10 the collection of
said tax. shall become liable 70 the
said tax. unit! the said persoE or per
sons can show satisfactory evidence
OF having performed road d1tv. o:
! duty upon the streets OF some other
town or city. or produce 4 receipt for
tie payment OF co,Eruutation tax
in lieu thereof. covering the majority
part ol the fiscal Year included IN this
ordinance.
SEC. l. That Il per capita tax OF
fifty cents be levied on all dogs, owned
or kept within rae limits OF the Town
OF NanNiES.
SEC. ". That all taxes levied under
the provisions Of this Ordinance shai!
become due and payable 10 the Clerk
OF the Town .: Manning between
November first and November III.
teent!,. 1916.
SEC. Y. That if Tie said taxes are
not paid on or before the said fifteenth
!av OF November. 1910. :: penalty OF
- per cent. si,al! be added until the
first day Of December. 1910. after
which last mentioned date. the col
lection OF the sal! ;.,xes and penalties
shall oe enforced by execution.
Ratified hv Couuci! this ::rG day OF
October. 1910.
X. 6. WELLS. 4. G. BRaDEAA.
Clerk. Mayor.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-26
Sco;irt I. For Him,

Mr.. C.a.kc.S bu.!c- had asked 70. Z
nigh: or. Cor ;hc purpose. rs be c1-
n!a!ncd. o! attending :. ball In the vii
la2c. The mex; day NJ Clarke asked
MIN low he had enjoyed h!E!sc!:
.'Oh. pretty good. S!-. tha!-i YOU.
was tho rcsponS. ~ would have been
bette. II Il hadn't a-occn for ;hc wotn-
en-. | ca:.t abide women IT ball
New York Press
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-26

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jnri:y of electors .iatis!ic': I" v";c ;oI
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riccG, !ia: The !::iiiaion imposed %
tbs Section >n@t! GO; :pi'!: 70 any
Township in the C""";y oiz G''.enw"o'':.
nor 70 any I'.",:s>:i'? ~ n. C"&n'y ei=
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-26

y JulN:r RESOLUTION PROPOSING:
To MEND SECTION -. OF -\ETir i.E
Y. or .-IiE CONSTITUTION. EEi.hT-
~. TO ASSOCIATE. JUSTICES

y JOINT -itESol-t HON PROPOSING.
To MEND SECTION -. OF -\ETic LIZ
OF r!!E: CONSTITUTION. kfiAT-
~. TO ASSOCIATE. JUSTICES.
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-26
pu.poSeieSsoess Is tie fruitful Inoth.
er Of cr!re.-Parkhu-st.
Forced To Leave Home.

Every :ear.. large number Of poor
sufferers whose !Gngs are sore and
r..ckeG with coughs are urged 20 20 20
another climate But this IS costly and
not always sure. There's better way.
lie, Dr.. Kings New Discovery cure
you al hone. III cured me OF lung
trouble" writes ". L. Nelson, OF Cal
amirc. Ark, ''wAec 81! else failed and
gained !. pounds in weight. rs sure
Is tae King OF all cough ard lung cures.
Thcu@andS owe :Aeir lives and health
20 il. It's positively guaranteed for
Coughs. Colds, LaG-ippe. Asthma.
Group al Throat and Lung troubles.
SOC and 81. 90 Trial bottle free IL All
Druggist
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-26
Feminine.

What IS MIS-. Green crying for
"MrS Watson s"uhbed her in the
street car"
But !lrs. Green Gocsa't speak TO
Mrs Watson anyhow.
y snow. but she's crying because
she didn't see Mrs. Watson in time 10
snub her firSt."-Det-oi, Free Press.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-26

olc o.
% York sitting Sesrc ma as
auec. !r's Aa" .; .'a"aza = me
N-or
anal! in !":;nsa: :eS"H IN l14i M"c
Spain continued c::i ~ "*' Na"'
"N>'.
'rac3::'
family! a.l .; c has "eA 'A'> | tH
IN st'La. 'a
oaco Children u Wl1I HneA4c:
citizen o. NcS E"Es a&4 Mr.
sli..
S.l IKE nu!;n:o&aie
,ta i":i:rE .c
aS." @ai
Dakota divorce She "tiE
March
1907 in New 4oJ with NJ
u atH Mo-
ooooo o. this amount aaat $f'1'1-
GOO while Miss Stewart received only lad>
$O29o+.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-26
a.I..h,. Nes;ci,e-so. \ s.,co,:e.

Ge: the scnuine Foicy's Honey aoa
Ta: in the yellow package. /: : safe
and effective. Contains go oD:ateS. lse-
fI;.c substitutes. " <. Srowa X Co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-26
3 Beautiful Tncuqh..

y !.t:lc girl absorbed - gazing q
the starry skies pc!nS asked OF what
She was thinking said. y WAS think
!n:: Il the wroa; side q heaven IS SO
glorious wha, must the right sioe be.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-26
Quito Stronc.

Grcecr-GoD,! morning. NJ Po??le,
How are t!Ins.. eggs sent YOU:
popp!c-Ect;cr. thank you. I1cy ,Se
,-ai.io- s.rcasth every minute