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Charlevoix county herald., 1910-11-19
CAUSES SICKNESS.
Good Health Impossible With A
DisOrdered Stomach.

There Is nothing that will create
sickness or cause more trouble than a
disordered stomach, and many people
daily contract serious maladies simply
through disregard or abuse of the
stomach.
We urge every one suffering from
any stomach arrangement, indiges-
tion or dyspepsia, whether acute or
chronic, TO try Rexall Dyspepsia Tab
lets. with the distinct understandin ing
that We will refund their money with
out question or formality, IL after
reasonable use of this medicine they
are not satisfied with the results We
recommend them to our customers
every day, and have yet TO hear of
any one who has not been benefited
by them.
Three sizes, 25c, soc and 81. 90 a box
Sold in Rochester only at our store, =
The Rexall Store. The w. G. Spring
Drug Co.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-11-19
Michigan Crop Report.
Lansing, Mich, November 1910

Lansing, Mich, November 1910.
WHEAT. The condition OF wheat
as compared with An average per cent.
10, In the state 98. in the southern
counties 81, in the central counties
l1o, In the northern counties 20 and
jn the upper peninsula 81. The total
number of bushels Of wheat marketed
by farmers la October at 80 -four mills
is lG3, ,962 and at "A elevators and TO
grain dealers ll0,S23, or total of
274.IS5.
CORN. The estimated average yield
of corn in bushels is 30 in the State,
81 in the southern counties, 35 in the
central counties, 81 In the northern
counties and 81 In the upper PENN
sula.
CLOVER SEED. The per cent, of
acreage OF clover seed harvested as
compared with average years, is II in
the State, 70 in the southern counties,
rs in tie central counties. 20 in the
northern counties and 40 in the upper
peninsula. The average weld per
acre in bushels is Lao in the State,
LA In the southern counties, J.6l In
the central counties. LIS In the north
ern counties and 200 ia the upper pen
insula.
POTATOES. The estimated average
yield psf acre, in bushels Is 80 Ia the
State. 81 10 the southern counties, 81
In the central counties. Ill In the
northern counties aud l53 in the upper
peninsula.
COMMERCIAL FERTILIZERS. The
per cent. of farmers who have used
commercial fertilizer on their wheat
this fall, is 20 In the State and centra
counties, 26 Ia the southern counties
6 In the northern counties and IL
upper peninsula.
LIVE SToCL. The average condition
OF horses, cattle, sheep and swine IL
She State is 81.
FREDERICK &. MARTINDALE.
Secretary OF State
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-11-19
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High School Lecture Course at
Presbyterian Church, Nov. 80

The next number Of the course will
be a lecture by Dr. Edward Amherst
OFT on the subject 'SOur Grapes"
Or. OFT the "Purposeful Orator" Is
a speaker of unusual earnestness and
power. His popularity is proved by
the fact that by the 25 Of Septem-
Der he had made one hundred and
fifty four engagements for the sea-
son of l9l0-rl alone.
He has delivered the lecture ''Sour
Grapes moro than thousand times.
In this lecture he treats the subjects
of marriage and heredity in such an
intensely interesting way that he is
invited to return again and again. In
many places he can 'cOme back.
Or OFT. although still young, has
appeared before more than one million
people.
Do not fail to hear him at the Pres
byterian church.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-11-19

1t is queer dispensation of Prov
idence that puts election day and
Thanksg in the same month.
Ten generals OF the Haitian Army
have been killed. First thing you know
some body will slay the private and
Haiti will be left defenseless.
Statistics show that only one woman
in hundred reaches the age Of sixty.
This is not surprising considering how
many years 1t takes for the average
woman to get out OF her teens.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-11-19
Gentlemen of the Jury.

Eef the November (2S) term OF Cir
cult Court for Charlevoix County.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-11-19
This is the
Season for
Colds

! Cough, Group, Grip, +;
Pneumonia, etc. Don't !
fail to provide some rem !;
edy so that you can use
! it at once. The right
! remedy given at the
beginning may save
! serious trouble later.
! Don't forget that We
have all the leading rem
! edies.
) VINOL. The cod liver
oil preparation without
the disagreeable taste.
! Cherry Bark Cough
! Syrup. one of the best.
{ White Pine and Red
! Spruce, one that you all
! know.
! Rexall Baby Cough
! Syrup, one for children
alone and which contains no
opiates. brakes Group Remedy.
Derby's Group Mixture and all
tlla other good ones. Remem-
! rer where YOU can get them.
! w. c. Spring
! Drug Co.
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Charlevoix county herald., 1910-11-19

Not being able to convict the graf
ters, Illinois Is undertaking the task
of trying to convict the jurors who
acquitted the grafters.
Mr.. Otto Paul, Milwaukee. Wis,
says foley's Honey and Tar is still
more than the best. He writes US.
"Ail those that bought 1t think 1t Is
the best for coughs aud colds they
ever had and / think II IL still more
than the best. Our baby had bad
cold and II cured him la one day
Please accept thanks. Hltes Drug
store,
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-11-19
Gone to the scrap heap.

Gone to the scrap heap. New Ma
tionalism.
statesmen WANTED to look after
our interest ia Charlevoix and ad-
jacent counties. Salary or commits
sion. Address, THE HARVEY OIL
Co. Cleveland. Ohio.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-11-19
A HOUSEHOLD MEDICINE.

To be really valuable must show
equally good results from each men,
Der Of the fanilvs using 1t. Foley S
Honey and Tar does just this. Whet-
her for children or grown persons Fol-
ey's Honey and Tar is best and safest
for all coughs and colds. Hites Drug
store.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-11-19
Where Some of Our Taxes Go.

The amount Of Township, School
and Highway taxes, voted by the
severaktOwnships, for 1910.
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yearly teossands et sufferers IRON
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Poison. ana s!f torrus Vi Blood and
Skin diseases. Cancer 9heumatisis
ana Ezcer.a. Va SELECT yae. rnes, op,
stinate cases, oscanse b. r. L. cures
whece ali else fails II yua have aches
ard rains u scses. sack CT t!ste
Mucous Fatcf.es 10 1io'ith, Sofe TA.tat,
Fmpaes. Copper Coorsd sposs. Cscers
on any pan. oe the soGS. Hair az
Eyebrows fa!iins Nt45. .taaiss. A'.Ass.
biistefs or open .hapos, Il Isl ..iss o.:
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the pniApn, makes It's 2Hsca 3uss afd
rich. completely .changtsg she entire
body snlr clean. healtAv cnTtlitioa
healing every sore Or pifnpie aad stop.
ping al aches. pains nd itching, eur.
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RheNs6atism Or tscacina
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posed u pure Rc'aaic ingreaicnts.t /
purihes and enfiches the blood il.
D.;UGCI9TS. 81 rt1R t.ARt,A; RO's
TILE. WI. directors tor aome care.
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A aoooi POSITION

Gao be had by ambitious young mer
and sadaes In the 1eId Of wireless
or Fa.lsay teiegrafshg. Since the s.
hour law became effemtive aud since
the wireless companies are estab-
lisbiuG stations Jtarougbca, The cuuu
Try. there ssGa great Shortage OF telee
Tan,&erts. 9lfusitions . pay beginners
frora 8Foato sao Dec month. afth gv,oG
Glance 0g adyaaeaaAbng. Inc Ma"
taonal , :Esteg<aTzI i,l4irute operates
SIX ofiiGiaf IDS ''eases br America. I'm
der aAatseTvfsibr@of9.RI III. snd Wire
lsss ofiicssls auar tf4sces N graduates
into ipSositfh asstI ps y yoTs to write
them for fun details hi Cincinnati. O.
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ioatensdrt: Ia, Co.nsabia, s. g. or
Portland, Ore. ancoFiirS TO where
g,,r w4sf., tto enter.
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. Gods Writer'S ..rruuh.es.

To many winter il O season OF trou-
tlc. The frost bitten toes and fin,
gers. claappo3 bands and hps, chill.
bsains. cold sores, red a1d rough
skins. prove chs. But such troubles
fly before 4Bnclchu's Arnica Salve, A
tri34 Goryineos. Greatest healer Of
Burns, Boils. 'Pisns, Cuts. Sores. Fscze-
'ai; and Sprains. Only 2i-, 1T Rose 8
Dr. Store, o.. I,
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I'm newer DO without Dr. King 3
Sde Iafe Pills again." writes A.
Schingtck. si1 Elra street, Buffalo, NJ
Y Tracy ccred me OF chronic con
stipatioa AMEN all others failed" UD.
equaled For Bilioasness, Jaundtce, In,
digestion. Headac&e, Ch,lls, Malaria
and Debility Csc at Roses Drug
StorNl i..t.C... -
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At ~TH Il GRAND 4:
"a WISE MemeeRe WAS
Il sstJ..s;ssls, trxSk-, ts.t n nS~ >,nt,

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"a WISE MEMBERS WAS
: ssf'i'"'~ sTHE SIT LAST niGaT
The"Tripieet' canpany presented "A
Wise 'Memt.ss'. at cAss Grand las,
night t6'a"fa,Yiy aiaxge and appreci.
'asiSe aadtsrce.s Thefs: was not a da},
raonieht' $ForaE taesrsse Of ,the cu-taji.
,eb.iriaiFeiLs6h it.ss riass ;.t,5. 81, iY.Eh
'Mernbe:" EsA sstsilt,cSl9: I'LL Vi ia.>s5.
funny situations 6im
- The eFaaaeNiNe numbers BY The
Si6erlakes, Gprges' singing turn ana
tse nlsicsl humber by tie La Sales
s~sseS asf-terra much fen ioyed,
'7'ofight she Ia 1easss company vii,
present ~Tefra1ee aoniore." which ia
one Of tie Test phys . "a the com.
panys. refe:toire. Tomorrow q spe.
vdai matinee ALL sexgiYen FOR schoo;
chisdren?GaA.' school children will be
adrDfttca".fbf Ten 'sckA.s.
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pia'rl aacNage. 9!rapiy al in vftr.
mama 2nd address on dofsed line.
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co. stiSn}s. ia. ,
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a fpTa.ned ankle vail usually dis
isl shAfshtsaa s22 ssti .o1 three OF
fpr wells. 1h.s Is due 70
Sex sss Ntplr t:-eatc@ent N-Aca
C1a.narl0in's i;rinent i ap2.!td
edrrl snas be etfecti IN. three or
sfotir Gags 9a Tits Enimen. Is enc OF
the ,beat had most -emarhaole A,repa.
s;,tions III use: is'oiasty Y. C.NSrlce
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You Must Read This II YOU Wan.
~ Hae the Benefit


g. W. Greer. Greenwood. La. suf-
Tered with severe 5ease OF u1rbago.
The pains were - intense / was
forced 20 hypcdcrrs7c iniections for
relief These attacSs started alta 4
rain IN tNe small ~ ny &acR; Which
E ORIGINALLY became Htr,y pazslyaing.
we S:.'aatiasfa8as atMa6tadF e Foqay'gg
Kidney ReHffSay andT an Flat Is say
after Using this uyhdesfrl yiesdiltine
am 20 LONGER bot Eered IN affy Exay
YIN I'D ener2T. H6ago." Roberts
Fhartnacy.
CHI stain uil, Ael5 yql to .;e i.Tf -A s.
er street. x r
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30
The Open Road To Agricultural Prosperity.

FARMING will never make country rich long the
farmers of that country have buy nitrogen feed
staple Nor will farming make any country
while the farmers of that country permit their soils wash
away our for lack of sufficient supply
Southern farmers grievous offenders against good agr
cultural practice both these respects Every year they spend
millions Of dollars for nitrogen in
could have gathered enough for practically all of their crops
On millions of cultivated
limited each by insufficient water supply during
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30
FEATURES OF THIS ISSUE.

A HOme-Made Brooder. :. $50
An Attack on the Live Stock
Sanitary Board ....... 327
Black Rot of Sweet Potatoes, 331
Cost of Seeding the Different
Legumes 32s
-Four Bulletins Every House,
wife Should Have. .... 326
How Peas and Glover Help
Make II Big Corn Crop. :. 325
Lespedeza-A Neglected Crop 328
Less Meat and More Fruit. ). 323
One Crop to PlOw Under :. 31S
Plant Some Soy Beans Sure 800
Plant a Seed Corn Patch 324
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30

piontnp and winter growing egumes in
rotation ADAPTED conditions and surroundings
eeun,es will nitrogen from the air. and save mil
lions of dollars spent commercial fertilizers they will
SOIL improving its texture, increasing its
making available the plant food
contains preventing guueying and making 1t easier to
work. they supply the best and cheapest feeds in the
world thus enabling the farmer keep stock and to
feed them better they the yields of all the staple
ron. and enable the farmers thousands of
acres of land now idle unproabie they will in short
If used put farmers of the South the high
way to prosperity and independence.
to farm them under all ordinary
dions ~anon folly; results Of such farming to
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30

peas ana soy beans an d
peanuts for his pigs and
calves to Craze on all sum-
ner and fall, and enough
to make hay for all his
stock next winter. He will
want besides this to grow. if
possible, this year enough
seed for his own planting
next season. Lett him also
grange to seed oil lands
cultivated this season to q
cover crop next fall.
When he does this he
will not only make bigger
crops, but he will be able
to feed his work stock and
TO make p ork ard beef and
milk at the lowest cost In
short, he will be on the
open road to prosperity
and independence.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30

dry spells" and by the
general lack Of organic
matter In the soil. Until
both these conditions are
changed. the Southern
former 10 not going to get
as much as he should for
q days work; is not going
TO have os much as he
should of the end of year;
10 not going to contribute
to the Welfare of his COM
munity and his State as he
might and shouid.
At once The surest and
the most economical way
to correct these evils Is by
the growing Of iegumin Gus
crops---not by the haphos-
ard planting of apea patch
here or an alfalfa plot
there buf bv the sysfem0fic
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30

be today fields quilted hillsides crops
Doc stock md unaftr0ctve homes
This is largely taken with the Of men
who learned make money growing legumes and
what they have done every other farmer if he will
may farmers who money without grow
ing but such and there few
the South engaged general farming who could not
their profits by planting them literally
Let reader resolve right to raise abundant
supply Of legume forage for his
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30

Preparing for and Planting
Peanuts 800
Southern Educational Confer
ence Notes 800
Resting Land 31s
The Legumes to Grow. i. 324
The Late Garden. =. 331
The South's Great Variety of
Legumes s1s
The Typhoid Fly. ....... 322
What Tillage is and What 1t
Does $40
What | Did Not See ..... 317
Why Do We Work Poor Land? 321
"What's the News?". 326
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-02
helson.woleaN Fish, Pictures.

Next week La Junta will -. he
famous Nelson. wolgast fight pictures
which were recently shown AZ he
Auditorium In Denver to over % 900
people.
Pronounced the most perfect NOV.
Ing pictures of boxing contest ever
taken. the fight fans of this ciy
Will be thrilled when given an oppor.
tunI'y to witness IN. battle which re.
Gently cost battling Nelson his crown
As lightweight champion OF the world.
For forty rounds the men batticd.
with no, a single lc, up. Tho con.
test was particularly free from
clinchcs. IN. men standing toe to
toe throughout the two hours and
forty minuts- OF milling.
The pictures will be seen In Ia
Junts At the La JuntA Th.ator n.xt
Tuesday afternoon and evening.
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-02
A. W. Smith Instantly Killed.

A. ". Smith, a veteran Of the civil
war and for twenty years resident
of La Jun,a. was instantly killed last
Wednesday morning while crossing
the track on the road leading west
from A. d. Best's residence.
Mr.. Smith was on his way to 4
neighbor's TO do some carpenter work,
and lef, his home about O'Clock.
He was walking along oblivious Of
danger. and Jus, as he attempted TO
cross the track delayed No. came
laundering from the south. The en-
gineer says that Mr.. Smith looked
up, saw the locomotive close upon
him. and then apparently became con-
fused and lost his head. as he dehb-
erately attempted to cross the track
with the engine almost upon him.
He was struck by one Of the cylin.
der heads OF the engine and thrown
for a distance OF twenty or thirty
feet. going clear through board
fence along side the track. His neck
and his lef, arm were broken by the
impact and he was killed Instantly.
At a coroner's inquest held wednes.
day afternoon a verdict was rendered
TO the effect that death resulted
from the carelessness OF the deceased
and that no blame is attached to any
of the Santa Fe employees"
Deceased leaves widow. two sons
and daughter. the latter being a
resident of old Mexico. He was sew
enty-six years of age. and veteran
of the civil war, having jus, recently
been restored to the pension list
with an increase from Sl2 to $50 per
month Through an error he was
dropped from the pension rolls about
year ago.
The funeral took place yesterday
afternoon from the residence. the
services at the house being conducted
by Rev J. Wesley Nicely. of the
Methodist church. and at the grave
by the G. A. r. There were thirty
carriages and fifteen old soldiers In
the line OF march.
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-02
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Gray Mentsemsry osfssss ths Tenn
From the Church Standpoint.

Gray Montgomery. Of Denver, pub
licity agent Of the Christian Science
committee on publication for the
state Of Colorado. takes exception
to the criticism Of Judge Finity In
the issue Of March 18th as to his
definition OF the term Christian Sci.
ence,' and writes As follows:
To the La Junta Tribune:
4 critic In your issue Of March 18th
finds fault with the use OF the term
Christian Science. To be accurate. IL
Is important to examine the mean
inEs of the words Christian and
Science" for thus only can the
correctness OF the term be definitely
determined. Webster defines the
noun Science as knowledge. com.
prehension or understanding Of the
truths or facts of any subject" The
adjective Christian is defined AS
Pertaining TO Christ. taught by him
or received from him Christian
Science, therefore. is the knowledge
or understanding OF the truths or
facts taught by Christ Jesus or re-
celyed from him.
because Jesus taught morals he did
not teach science. II may be inter
esfing for him TO learn that the SCI
ence OF morals or moral science Is
taught in all reputable universities
throughout the world. Jesus system
Of morals. the truths he taught are
.nseparable from his healing works,
When John asked Jesus II He were
the Messiah. the Master pointed to
His works, saying: Go and show
John again those things which ye do
hear and see: the blind receive their
sight. and the lame walk. the lepers
are cleansed, and the deaf hear. the
dead are raised up and the poor have
The gospel preached to them" (Mat.
thew ll:i5D.
Jesus showed that moral living
brings health, while sin results in
sickness and suffering. After the
healing OF the impotent man he said.
Behold thou ar; made whole: sin
no more. lest worse thing come
upon thee John $40.
Jesus healed all manner OF diseases
and he commanded his followers TO
heal the sick and TO teach all man.
Kind to do likewise (See Matthew
lo.s. Mark i6:l5-Is. Luke go. John
Ii:l2, Matthew 2s:is-20).
Our critic ridicules the Christian
science church because the sick are
healed by the practice Of Its teach
tngs. Does he find fAslt with the
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-02
on Duty On AshIssIe Stunts.

Prof J. II. tArrick. OF the La Junta
high school. Who recently CAV. one
Of the most artistic athletic oshibj.
tions on the parallel bsrs a, the Ia
Junta rink. on the occasion OF the
athletic carnival. ever seen In this
city. In not dothg anything In that
line Just at present. Two weeks aeo.
In . bail game. he had = violent col.
lssou with Joe Warner. Nothing wss
thought oi Il at tho time. bu, u week
later Violent pains developed In his
left shoulder and his ief, arm was
practically useless. An cxAminatioa
by . physlcian revealed the fac, that
the po,at Of the scapuia Of his ieel
sAouiAsr Aad besn broken. Mr. Lar.
rick nov wears he arm In 4 alag
ard y givias the parallel bars a ~
catiea.
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-02

easily the beat given since leaving
Galesburg and sent the audience home
enthusiastic over all. thisss pertain
Ing to Knox. We showed in the La
Junta Opera House TO crowd OF some
I.I00 people. The house itself Is .
very attractive building in decoration.
ETC., much better than anything In
GalesburE. or in the average Illinois
town. The La Junta Theater was
packed to the doors some time before
the concert started, and the applause
given to the club was appreciated by
them and responded to with numer-
Gus encores. Every seat In the house
had been taken two days before the
concert"
The difference In the general At
nosphere Of . town IKE La Junta
and 4 place OF similar size In illinois
10 nothing short Of startling. The
business houses are new and Of the
finest construction. One OF the gro
cery stores In La Junta. for instance.
has on display larger. finer and
more attractive stock than any sim
iiar place OF business In Illinois out
side Of Chicago. The drug stores are
equally above the average. service At
the fountains being OF a metropolitan
character. All Of which goes to show
that money is plentiful among the
people and is changing hands freely"
The altitude has affected no one
adversely 30 far. but on the contrary
the pure. bracing air and glorious
sunshine has put the crowd In trim
to expend twice the amount OF ener-
KY usually put forth In twenty-four
hours and then come up next morn
Ing ready for more than ever
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-02
Miss Finney's Vocal Recital.

DR.. Frank Finney is expected L.
arrive home fhis morning from Oh
erlin. Ohio. where he has been 10
iting his daughter. Miss GertrIie
finney. during the past ten days.
Miss finney viii graduate this yaar
from the Ob.rlin Conservatory OF
Music. and on last Tuesday evening
gave a vocal recital at Warner Con-
cert Hall. the program CONSISTING Of
fourteen selections. all rendcrci by
Miss finney. this test OF tn. Epice
constituting the "oommenc.meut x.
ercises"
During Miss finney's recital War
ner Hall was bower OF flower. aud
besides Dr. Finney there We're three
young ladies from La Junta Ia he
audience. who are also students Al
oberlin After the recital. MIR Adams.
one OF tn. critics OF the obseryaf0ry
Of Music. said: 1T vas the best nd
most perfect vocal recital have gyer
heard student give In Warner Hall. .'
From 10 eminent an authority mis-
was quite compliment 10 one Of
La Junia's most charming young
daughters
La Junta tribune., 1910-04-02
olee Club Enthused over La Junta.

Two weeks ago last night the Knox
College Glee Club, OF Galesburg, III.
played to a capacity house at the La
Junta Theater. under the auspices OF
the Santa Fe Reading Room. We are
In receipt of number OF copies Of
Galesburg dailies containing letters re
citing the experiences OF the glee
club in the various towns along the
line OF the Santa Fe. The boys were
evidently much impressed with the
reception given them in La Junts,
Judging from the paragraphs repro
duced herewith:
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