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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
Curing Catarrh
Accept Our Advice and Try This Rom
edy at Our Risk.

Catarrh is a disease Of the mucous
membrane. The mucous membrane is,
one may say the interior lining of the
body. Catarrh therefore may exist in
any part Of the system
When the catarrhal poison attacks
the mucous membrane, inflammation and
congestion arc produced and nature
fails ia throw off the accumulated poi
sons. The organ which has been afflict
ed ceases to perform its proper func
ton AS nature intended il should, The
result is. complication upon complica
tiop, which may lead to other even
more serious Affections.
We honestly believe Rexall Mucu
Tone will do wonders toward overcom
ing catarrh. IL is made from the pre-
scription of an eminent physician who
made a long study of catarrh, aud his
great success with this remedy was an
euyiablo one,
We want you if you are a sufferer
from catarrh in any form 10 give
RcXall Mncu-Ton6 thorough trial Use
il with regularity and persistepcy for
q reasonable time, then il you are not
satisfied, come back and tell us, and
without question or fornalitv wo will
hand back to you every cent YOU paid
us. This is certainly the farest offer
that anyone could mako and should at
test our sincerity of purpose. 1t comes
| in two sizes. prices 80 cents and 81 90
Remember YOU can obtain it only at
our slorcs-The ReXalI Stores. Smith
| Drug Co. and Druehl & l'rankcp.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15

I with the battery OF Edgar Claussen, were
found guilty as charged In the COM
plant and will he sentenced Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock. According 10 the
testimony OF Claussen. Gc went 10 the
new structure Of tho Utah hotel and fail
ing to find the foreman outside climbed
UP on the outside OF the fence and asked
for work. He was cursed by the watch
men, he said, aud struck in the face
before he had time TO get off the fence.
The wstchmen then ran outside tho fence
and again attacked him. he said. y
merry scrimmaEc was going on when the
police arrived and took all of the par
Elephants TO the station.
ClauSscn was later released from CHS
tody. He then filed n complaint charG-
ing tho men with battery and tho police
also filed a complaint charging them
with carrying concealed weapons. They
were found guilty on the charge Of car
rying concealed weapons Monday after
noon and were fined $40 each or ten
days I'm iaIl. According Ia The tcsti-
mony OF the watchmen, q. stranger had
struck CIaussen, whereupon they had In
tcrfered.
T.. W. Amy, charged with petit lar
csny. was found guilty and sentenced 60
thirty days in the city jail. He was ar
rested with three dead chickens under
bis coat, and HIS story Of how they came
into his possession did not suit the
court.
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Dope from the Police Court

Jack Richardson charged with the
| battery Of his mother. Christina Rich
ardson. aged 81 years. residing at 65i
East Fourth South street, was before
Judge Bowman Monday afternoon and
was found guilty Judge Bowman an
nouuccd that no win pass sentence on
the man this Tuesday. After hearing
the testimony i'm the case the feeling
expressed by the spectators. when they
heard the decision Of the court TrSctn-
hled The Iubilaut hum OF swarm OF
bundle bees.
Mrs y. W. Clayton. residing at 500
East Seventh South street. told OF being
I'm front of tho house OF the aged woman
on the afternoon ot February and OF
hearing the screams OF the woman. Sh"
then saw the aged woman totter out on
tho porch and saw the son rush out
after her and drag her into the house
Other neiEhbors residing In the vicinity
of tho Richardson home were present IN
the court. but were not called upon 10
TESTIFY Mrs. Clayton told also of sec"
inr bruises on the hands and arms of
Mrs Richardson. which the aged wo-
man said had boon inflicted by her son,
Mrs. CLAYTON also told OF seeing the
glass of the windows OF the house being
Smashed out after Richardson had taken
his mother inside
Mrs Richardson, The mother, very fec,
bic. WAS helped To the witness stand
by the baiifT and gave her testimony III
a childish treble. She told of her son
"A
cling her into the house from tho porch
an1 of the window being smashed by the
son in his rage. She attempted 10 shield
her son by telling the court that his
mind was affected when he drank Tp-
ON being questioned. she admitted That
he had been sober on the afternoon OF
the assault. A.,
.,oiJ woman and said that she had hurt
her hand while trying 10 take sasnlln"
OIL stove from him, which. ne said. nc
had promised to let the proprietor OF
tic Occidental barber shop have, lie
ihn stove from the house the "old wo-
man grabbed II and hurt bcr hand.
Judge Bowman interrupted his testi-
w Who do you mean by tho old wo-
"Scc then mat YOU speak OF her in
this court as your mother. addcd ouoSe
| Bowman. a., =, ., 80,
g,y and rnbbing up hammer smashed
| Tho globe Of tho lamp chimney. the Top
| ri which struck the Wlndo" ana proNe
! H. He said that ne was SOBER
M Tia. tinle OF the affair.
Judge Bowman stated that he would
| ard thc defendant guilty as charged In
| the complaint and would pass sentence
! Tuesday at O'CLOCK
linn Cunningham and !: w Blackburn,
| courI and their ball or SO each WAS de-
cerod forfeited.
rhc names Of thirteon mon, charged
| will drunkenness, appeared on tho
docket but onIy eight appeared In the
court. They were diSsmnTsed sf" h,, TnS nG
| cach Three persons charged with
| y,ornncv were sentenced to six months
service in ihc city jail
J. II. Evans and j. II Baton, charged
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
1 of Ghosts

q are afraid OF ghosts, Few people
! lerms. Yet the ghost is fancy and
b fart. II the germ could be magnifed
1sl to its terrors it would appear more
- any hrc-brcatblng dragon. Germs
'0ided. They are in the air We breathe,
Fe drink,
D can only prosper when the condition
'en Gves it free scope to establish it
<ytlop. When there is deficiency Of
lmeuor, restlessuess, sallow check,
<3E, when the apoctiic is poor and the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15

rten it is time to guard against the germ. on
body against all germs by the of DR.. Perces Gold
Discovery. II increases the vital power, ceapses the
sn1Gug impurities, cnrichcs the blood. puts the
zsns of Digestion and nutrition working condition.
Fm hnds weak tainted spot in which TO breed.
Medical Discovery contains alcohol, whisky or
ne drugs. All its ingredients printed on its outside
II u is NOT secret nostrum but medicine
a and with a record of 20 years of Accept
here is nothing just good. Ask your neiehbors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
CAR COMPANY MUST PAY
$1,000 900 BACK TAXES

ST. LOUIS, Feb, 14,-JGdge Homer
OF the circuit court today decided Tho
must pay the city 81 LOG 100 back taxes
under the l-mill- per passenger tax ordi
nance of 1908. The decision will be
appealed to the state supreme court.
The supreme court Of the United
States decided in 1908 that the city
has the right TO prosecute suits 10
collect the lax.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
VETERAN OFFICER OF
CIVIL WAR A SUICIDE

WOEBURN, Mass, Feb. ll-The
body of Major Ambrose Bancroft, who
fought in twcuty-six battles Of the
Civil war, was found hanging in his
home in this city yesterday, He had
committed suicide. For several years
Major Bancroft has been failing both
mentally and physically. He was -
years old. He leaves Il widow, who is
now visiting their son. Dr., Irving B.
Bancroft In Ins AnpclHs
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COUNTRY
/ MISSING MEN
BeIieyed to Know
|,s of Girls Death
J disappeared.

\, cry. n. J.. Feb. IL
~ search has been insti'
-;ll;an Scylcr and h's
I. who are wanted by the
nolicc to clear the Inys-
tbe death of Jane
'ssar.oId girl of this city
.ss found ON the beach
"a was the last person
adams on the night of
r,ben she disappeared, lie
- and has u wife and
.Hh;Idren M i'll this city, who
E desfitutc circumstances.
Z is wears old,
q with her sister Alice.
left their home on Mis-
+ back of the Philadelphia
';lroad station on the night
4 with AryiS Seylcr aud
ue's new pier at the foot
ssyenne. After spending
Al the pier the younger
.sd ii homo. leaving Jane
Lillian Seyler on the ocean
';ling 10 return home that
.iher started tn search for
a William Seyler at his
i no satisfactory cxpiana-
<herabouts and tho next
.sarcd. Several days later
'Aryis was also reported
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
dent" PACKERS
{lLlNG WITH TRUST

4 Feb. 14.-Employees of
n Sulzbergcr. generally
y an independent packing
|tifed before the federal
/ lis Investigation into the
Ia so-called '' beef trust.
sttomey is endeavorina TO
nbrotberly' agreement
|rcu the independent con
. Armour- Morris Swift In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
[ BATH OF
HEIKE AVAILS NOT

B, Feb. 1i.-Judge Martin
b Gtsies court today dis
|lea interposed on behalf
/ Heike. secretary of The
uear Refining company,
ptitled to immunity from
The jury returned a formal
n effect at the direction
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
f,onuhs. StuHY Colds.

and sore lungs. are symp-
ouickly develop into a
mess if the cold is not
Is Honey and Tar stops
'jksais and eases the con-
and brings quick relief.
nson Drug Store.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
BY G. z. ARNEY.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

'P'''pi w nc lribUnn,
81, ANTHONY. Ida. Feb IL
some weeks since the story Of the pro
test against County Clerk j. n. Corey
OF fremon, county was related A
delegation of restless Republicans,
probably melted BY Banker r. c. d.
Nrngger and j. c. Brandon. both Of
~; Anthony, but lead in The omen Nv
Edltor Gibson of the Fremont County
news and Thomas Elliott, all Repub.
l'DinS, nI, made an attack on Mr. Corey
alSo n Republican. first obieciing to his
IcSlacncc being maintained at Indc.
peDdcnce. instead of the county seat
ST Anthony. and secondly charging lax
!, not crooked methods in tho conduct
ol the ahairs of his office. This pro
.cst was. IN due time, heard before
tue board of county commissioners. The
pro'cstanis called for compulsory proc.
css TO be lssncd requiring the at.
''hdancc OF witnesses lmmcdiatcly
upon the opening of this question the
ATTORNEYS Tor the clerk. Mossrs Mill.
Saps and Soulc. asked thc board 10 re-
quirc bond of the protcstants in the
sum ol 500 10 cover the expenses in
s,dcnt TO the bringing OF witnesses be.
iorc ihe commissioners, 10 be used only
IN the event of I faimrc on the part
OF the protestants to establish the ac.
curaey of thor pleading against Clerk
Corey, The board made the order re.
curing the bond and OUT went the prot
esiants. First blood for Corey.
Ihen began the investigation Of the
charges against the official by the
board of commissioners, without the
presence either of witnesses or of prot.
cstants, which resulted in complete
cNoncraijon of The clerk from the speci.
hra'lous of his brother Republicans.
Second blood for Corey.
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But the rccalcitrant Republicans
were not down They are ill.humored
oyer the situation They arc keen OF
scent and insist that issuing from the
front suit of Offices Of the Fremont
county court house is an odor foreign
to their high ideals Of clean Repub.
lican atmosphere, so they approach the
center of the ring again for third and
final round.
The plan for party board of ar.
bitrabon has been decided on 1t is
peculiar process. it is not Republi-
can, but If is Mormon. BY the process
4 board of five men are TO render a
decision on the affairs Of Clerk Corey s
office. Corey has chosen two for This
priesthood meeting, Viz: George A. Cor.
don OF Rlgby and X. T, Colmsiock of
RcXburg. The protestants have chosen
two, VIZ; James Pincock and j. NJ Cook
All are Republicans and. excepting
tolmstock. all are of the faith of Nor
monism
lust what effect such an inquisition
will have I cannot discern They are
10 report TO the board of county com
mssloners. which body has already
made It's own investigation of the al.
talr. reduced its findings to writing,
signed the minutes containing same and
adjourned and gone on about their bust
u'N5. Il'Ii - int "bIUlno OF inc nndl
order Of the board on this matter, re.
corded on The minute book of the COM
mlssioners Of Fremont county on Jan
uary 10:
Whereas. the board being fully ad.
vised in the premises. and having fully
and thoroughly investigated said pro
test and charges, and finding that there
is no grounds or foundation for said
protest or charges. ordered that said
protest and charges be dismissed. -
IN few days this inquiring board
of Republicans will meet in pursuance
of The plan referred to in Fremont
county today as a board of Republican
arbitration. They are TO rcuovate Re
publican linen. but what they arc TO
do with their report or how il viii be
filed, or of what avail it will be when
signed. is the mootcd question.
If il is 10 bc presented 10 the board
County Clerk Corey, rs clerk Of the
board of county commissioners, should
fold il, labelling il on the back:
Evidence and findings of a Re
publican board of arbitrators. princi.
pallv Mormous, bearing on the compc
toocv Of matter duly closed by our
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-12
1LNALsfRN)NL I1NNk


Miss Mary Drury will entertain
neat Tuesday afternoon. .hoHoring Miss
Ethel Potter
Mrs Ro ert Anderson spent Satur.
day and sunday in Rocky Ford. the
guest Of relatives.
Miss Edi,h Rowe speu, Friday ey.
cnius and Saturday and Sunday Of
last week With relatives In Wiley
a. G BurWell returned home last
Tuesday morning from a two weeks
visit al his old home In Ridgway. Mo
The Young womeu's Bridge Whist
Club met Monday afternoon of this
wrek With Hiss Hazel Lee. at 5l7
san Juan avenue.
The " c 7 a. will meet next
Tuesday afternoon, November 18th.
at the home Of Mrs. S. " Brown
sgs Carson avenue. at 2.aO O'Clock.
sam c Davis writes us 10 change
the address Of his Tribune from Scp.
tune. Ohio. to St Marys. Ohio. Ia
which latter place be Is nov located
Mr and Mrs Fred Hansbrough. u
swluk. isfl last Wednesday morning
for Los Angeles. Calf. where they
will make their HON. for an lndcf
mite p ri0d.
sir and Mrs. wm . Mcdonald, of
North La JunJa are the pleased par.
enis OF new baby. boy. who came
10 their hearts and hom. on last
Tuesday morning.
Dr y. J. Dondsnvlllc and Miss
katherine Crilly we're quietly married
last week at kinsley. returning to
this city to make their home Dodge
Ciy Repu lican
Mrs. Robert Ferguson. pho has
been the guest OF hgr daughter. Mrs.
Geo lee Hoss. at 81 san Juan ave.
nue.. ior some weeks. lef, last Wed.
ncsday for her home In Chicago.
Mrs. Noah ". George entertained
a number OF friends last Saturday
evening. la complimon, to her friend.
Mrs ] II. Psarcc The time was
spent at the fasoflic game Of 600.
J. c, Rollins. u %. the new min.
lister at III. NJ T. church. has arris.
cd from Rocky Ford. Colo. and Just
now Is with the Charles Beach fam.
ily. Mr. Rollins want. a larger house
than the parsonage aud 10 nov look.
ting for new location. II the new
man II - good" - most Of the
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-12
Keep The Kidneys Well
Health Is Worth Saving. and Some
La -Junta Pee pie Know How
TO Save II,

Aiauy - lIna f--slir fBky their lives
in their hands hy uvEi-,tiug thr kid
uH}. uhsu thsy kuup tbs-s uf.Hus uFssi
help SICK kijurBs arr rrslsusihls lYr
tu-t amuJut % suffering ami 800
t'alih, Bot ihEw D. uu ur9l ta -uIrr
ugr tp frmain in danger when sll if-
"ases aud Hclr- aud pains dnr t1 ssak
sidusss rau l- quickly aud permanently
cuu+i hY flis us. uf Ds8n.s n iaury Tiiis
Her b. d Ia Juuth citizens rcpmnen.
datiuu
Mr. Frank Srilmnn. III Bell,icN
Ave. la lunth, Colo. says: "Duau'-
h idurS Pil's have b.ru used iu our hnnr
ahd tli. i-ru"ht that has h-rn revived
has convinced ~ u tb.it worth Ia
my auu cn.y this trluc,iy brOushi rel.st
frum -lrvplrssuess aud other truuhlr-
vhifh SER caussd by di.ouisr4i XII
u"1s Ne procured Deans II idusy lills
d the "a Juniu Drug 90. and trHu our
rKp-risurv think highly af them
fut .air hF sll dealers PRIV -
csni- Poster, Milhuru 'o Bnnaio.
Nsv York. sole aEvuts Tor th. uit',i
State
Remember the name Duan'- and
take ~ other
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-12
What the Public Schools
are Doing

management Ne are sure OF inrresz
ed ATTENDANCE
We are organizing the tank this
week, and Things are beginning 10
look like business
Five new pupils have been aaded to
our enrolment s.nee we moved iar5
the new building
We we're greatly surprised TO see
Mr Wood at school Monday moruluE
after his trip 10 Lamar.
MIR Floris Mott has been In town
for a tew days visiting friends uf
the commercial college
Miss Molllts Cain Is srin sent
from school 1t is said that she Is
out on account Of Illness
Mr. Fades appointed a commit e..
for social aud business purposes
Look out for Us when ~ get startsI
We are all very glad to BE- In our
new building where ~e have pleuEy
Of room and everything convenEur
Il Is thought by some Of the h.Eh
school students that We are lonesome
doSn here by ourselves. Lut they Gre
greatly mistaken.
We have not teen able TO do any
work in our neW hank as yet but are
busy counting the money aud gettIH-
things ready TO begin.
Men Of judgment predict that with
in short time the Commercial Hi-a
school all be the largest high school
in this part Of the state. and Ehy
should Ii not be?
II se continue to increase Ia at
tendance v, shall have TO taxi
partition out. and throw the Assem-
bly, han aud one OF the recita
rooms together.
The Underwood people have iH-
tgrmed Us that they are sending US
tWo wall charts and Il large fran q
photograph OF Rose friiz. the OK.
champion in typewriting
The Underwood people informed as
that the other new machines a.a
b. hcfs this week when We get
the other machines Ne intend rp
blind the keys and legln touch typ
writing.
". IL Mitchell. Of Pueblo, Wa u
to see US and paid a compliment upon
our handsom. quarters. Mr.. Mi ,.eil
promised 10 give us a talk on busi-
ness methods and as h. l. cess
ful business man II behooEcs IS to
remind him OF his promise
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-12
HIGH SCHOOL.
Frances s,re.e. Contributor.

Carpenters have been busy this
week replastsring the ceiling Of the
front porch
The first girls aske, tall tourna-
men, has been postponed until the
rink shah be opened
The new song books have been
protured BY the pupils and We have
begun practising some Of the songs
ia them
Those Who take one or t~o studies
at the Commercial School are having
al She out door exercise they want
walking back aud forth
The football game with Lamar Sat.
Urday resulted In score OF II 10 y
ia favor Of Lamar. oh. veil. | guess
you hage en our excuses.
Tue work on our nex sewing room
Is progressing finely and We hops
soon 70 move into II We expect
10 have an up-to-date sewing room
Si,h all requirements necessary for
dress making
Since Ne have 50 much room 10
ourselves there aro not enough teach.
srs 10 20 round 80 students ara piac.
ID by turns In the official chair 70
preside during study periods Ia GER
tain rooms. They ar doing quite
<ell and We think that little BIT
Of the honor system Is pretty
good thing
Tuesday the pupils Of the high
school we're initiated into the art Of
voting The judges table vas piao,-d
in the hall and the booths we're in
the class rooms We had only three
parties however, repu, lican. demo
cratic and socialist. and each parry
dominated a candidate Tor governor.
The voting proceeded according 10
the rules laid down for general pub
lie voting
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-12

fliipinu>. ibsr" b.ing ns much dii
irrrBc" b"iws-.n th. two ~ ther. |.
between an Lnsii~hman and an Amer
haD Indian II. Muros are OF me
dium bright. their skin 1, Of dark
cupisr coiof. aud straight. black hair
cot"r- the head aud conceais part of
the forehead III. mrn afreci tight
iir'uSers. usually of som. bright color.
-hori ln"k-t with clos. ntnng
.i.-t.a- aud culOr-d iurban and sash
la the latter y stuck the boio. the
Muru- w-aI-pn of offrus. aud defense.
with which hr never parts The bolo
Ia ia. hands at an expert l. yer,
dangerous t'-,i. and II Is surprising the
many usss the. rui this knife to In
the cour~. of day-frum vi.ning a
e~oanui to dsvari'siine a Zoe with =
single stroke.
ih- sultan himself !, short aud
ihhks.i. standing i've feet uy- inch,--
aBd weighing itp Iounds ou sue,
c,-Siinl tv th. -ultanais sixteen year.
Isnisiui kirnn H. and claims descent
from that valiant Dyak Horn-o rhi.f
i'uru.nn TindlE. who earl, Ia tn. six.
i.-'nih century conquered tn. Sulu
ar bip.lago. founded ID. sulinnat. aud
oi.n,d 10. way for the Introduction
ibpfrin at the religion Of III. great
prophet The ~uitans authority Is
nominal but the devotion OF bis sub
J.-is Is unpuniinsi They call him
",bs siaini"~s ON. III. home ai
tn. present time l. ut NAHUM. ~ small
town aisonf tifirrn milc- from Iolo.
the rupiinl. uhcrr h- j. permitted To
-s.ri-e nuihuriiy u. IN. viling. pre-i,
J-fii.. which ~ AnrfieB l. ib. same
tiius NJ innsor IN 4 mnt.riHi sens.
ne IL wanting pntblng. r,s'.iting nn
auauni ip'on,. from the British North
t.urps-o enni'an, ip isu Of hi. .os.
rf.irp right. IN t,runeL lie wears n
slighi hinek n,us'nei. aud spares M
.sf~n~s. Ia the mBfier of dress. the uni
form he den- on .,ss ial aen.ion.
s,-i,ng si.~st II. viii IL. ssrotuts,
n.Si 10 The t8ii,-i s,ate~ by mnny
t,spnsiuct,, men ~ his ISLANDS. apOus
sh~tu nsdJi Ruiu. the pvtius Suln,sies.
ete latter Of whom n ruose1prua IL
shts~e Men u ~ lsias1A
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-12

you are contemplating the prr.
chase u two or three hundred
thousand dollars worth Of pearl.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-12

melons sent out OF the Rocsy Ford
country he ~ill capture the good will
OF Corvallis citizens very sooa.-cor-
sallis tOrel Tribune.
fine boy came to the home OF
Mr. and Mrs q. e. Miller. .a North
La Junta. last Sunday morning to
abide Indefinitely and help .D make
The sunlight brighter Tor A.s fond
parents
Miss Carryo FoREortAy uta -nter.
laiu the members II The Pour % lock
Club this afternoon az iEs Park
House with a hAudk rghi.i sluser.
the affair BEING In compIimu to
Miss Ethel Potter
Air and Mrs billiard Calvin are re
loicing over N. arrival OF fine
baby 10Y at their home. ala Vest
First street. last Sunday Uaruing.
The young juvenile tipped tA. ueam
al thirteen pounds
David Hurley. foreman uf ..- car
repairing depar meBt OF lr santa
Re. expects 70 leave u,ri 4r,E for
Topeka. where he viii orfra.. in
ID" same capacity for the SANTA Fe
al that point at a salary % ssu0 per
month.
The mcmters OF the Monday AZ.
tcmoon Bridsc Club were ryreivcd
this week. Ia their regular ky
session. by Mrs. D. 81 Bisboy a. her
pleasant home. 72l Colorado atenu..
After The game rcfr' shmcur Nerc
Acycd.
The North La Junia Woman's
Club called of last weeks meeting
In Difference to Mrs. Thos. ] Win.
stanley. one Of ia appreciated mem.
boFs. ard a sndcd Ia tody the
funeral u Ms. y nyiaulry's nfher.
'niaN.
We have arranged With The Week.
~ Inter Ocean aud Farmer 10 that
our patrons eau cure that sirriing
paper. together Nith our oNu. at the
exceedingly low price of gl55 for
one year This IL a rare opportunity
and should be- taken advautasc of.
J. T. tpdIkb sold his wool the
first Of the week. receiving 10 eantr
per pound. lie nov has 5000 head
OF sheep, and has thus Tar been
able to make bis expenses And thsn
some on his wool crop Notslthstand
Ing these favorable conditions. how.y.
"r. h. put In good deal of time on
election day hustling votes for tn.
great un~ashed. and as the democrats
when In power have always succeed.
I'd In putting al Of the sheep ,nss
on the bum. We are 20 inqui.ittvs
- TO woadcs Why.