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Arizona republican., 1910-11-20
Adler Rochester Evening Clothes

There strong truths to be told about these--about
the they made the quality of material the
scientific methods of obtaining f etcruths that without
investigation would be utterly unappreciated.
So want you to in and talk to about dress
clothes In the famous Adler Rochester model plant there
journeymen aors working day and night making all sizes of
the smartest styles in Full Dress and Dinner Coats and
draw this product at moments notice. Evening clothes
either right ridiculous.
Remember that your wardrobe is incomplete without
Evening Cohesthat at time you will feel the need of
such Adler-Rochester Clothes. So don't delay your
visit. Come in tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-20

For results try Republican Want
Ads.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-10-28

The "Ostenwor" felt mattress is
sold at Lahr's Furniture store at SIS
and $18.
Miss Laura McGregor left this
week for Bowesmont, N. D.,
where she will visit a few weeks
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Russell left
last night for Minneapolis, where
they will spend a few days on a
combined business and pleasure
trip.
Mrs. VIM. McCuaig entertained at
800" last evening, three tables be-
ing played. Refreshments were
served to twelve, the guests being
Mesdames Thomas Bailey, E. R.
Durham, ]. Van Pelt, c. A. Huffman,
w. A. Currie, A. A. Melges, Dun.
nington, ]. D. Lunn, C. G. Johnson,
A. Lord and Miss Minnie Bailey.
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80. - y. .. ~. :::,Sz.,

A business education will oper
the doors of opportunity to yon,
boy or girl. Send them to the
Little Falls Business College.
Don't forget the Halloween social
in the Swedish Lutheran church
Monday night, October 81. A
small fee will be charged for lunch.
Miss Dorothy Humes came up
from Cass Lake last evening and
attended the dancing party given
by the Bemidji Dancing Club last
night as the guest Ct DR.. and Mrs.
c. r. s'arborn, Miss Humes will
probably visit here over Sunday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-10-28
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE

STATE OF MINNESOTA.
County of Beltrami. Iss.
City OF Bemidji.
Notice is hereby given. that application has
been made in writing to The City Council of
said City Of Remidji and filed in my office,
praying for license to sell Intoxicating liqours
for the term commencing on Nov'br 10th. 1910.
and termina ting on Nov br 10Th. 1911, by the
following person. and at the following place.
as stated in said application. respectively to-
wit:
JESSE @. HARRISON
At and in the front room ground floor OF tina
certain two story frame building located on
lot seven o. block eighteen dS original town
site Bemidji. Minnesota.
Said application will be heard and deter
mined by said City Council Of the City of Be-
midi at the council room in the City hall in
said city of Bemidji in Beltrami County. and
State of Minnesota. on Monday. the l4th day
Of November. 1910 ats O'Clock p. M. ofthat day.
Witness my hand and seal of said city this
9th day of October. 1910.
THOMAS MALOY,
City Clerk.
Oct 2Sth and 14th Nov.
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E'@.Ts ! - 80 ElaI1%',.
SOCIAL AND
P E RS AL

If you want a good felt mattress
for So 20 to Lahr's Furniture store.
Mrs. Ed. Kaelable left yesterday
for Winnipeg for two weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
w. H. wye came in last night from
his lumber camp near Solway and
attended the dancing party in the
city hall.
! A. c. Johnson, manager of the
Kelso Lumber Company at Turtle
River, was in the city yesterday
on business.
| Mrs. E. R. Durham of Grand
Forks, N. D., is in the city visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Bailey.
The dancing party given by the
Bemidji Dancing Club last night in
the City Hall was we'll attended,
and was a success in every way.
Is this too cold for the baby to
be out? Oh, Dear, no! bought
a genuine fur robe at Lahr's Fur
nitnre Store for only 81 50. He
has others at $3.50, 81 50 and
$3.50.
Mrs. Nancy Rice, known to all
trainmen of the Lake Superior
division of the Northern Pacific
railway as Grandma Rice," is dead
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. S.
B. Stearns, at Aitkin.
Good intentions are like motor
cars-to be efficient they must be
put in action Resolve to save
little and start an account today
with Northern National Bank.
That's the action.
Can any one furnish me with the
address of Cash Townsed, lumber
jack who was last seen at Wilton,
Minnesota in the spring of 1909.
He had broken arm at this time.
Liberal reward for information.
Write to c. D. Brewer, Kimball,
MINI.
The Northwest Paper company is
to use the great power of the Mis-
sissippi river going to waste at the
Brainerd dam to run a paper mill.
It has been learned from a reliable
source that active preparations are
now under way for the construction
of one of the largest paper mills in
the country by the Northwest Paper
company, the owner of the pulp
mill. The Brainerd dam is to be
raised from four to six feet to develop
more horse power.
Dressed in Indian costume, Miss
Isabelle C rawfo1d, missionary among
the Indians of New Mexico and,
Oklahoma for the past IS years
/ gave an interesting lecture on her
experience among the different tribes
to an audience at the First Bap-
fist church here last evening. Miss
Crawford explained how she had
at first affiliated herself with tribe
located about 80 miles from rail-
road. How she had first begun by
interesting til m industrially,
then teaching them 10 read
and write, and later introduce
ing religion. She said that the
Indians are staunch Christians once
they take the faith.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE

STATE OF MINNESOTA
County of Beltrami, SIS.
City Of Bemidji,
Notice is hereby given that application has
been made in writing to the City Council Of
said city OF Bemidji and filed in my Office
praying for license to sell Intoxicating liquors
for the term commencing on November 10Th
1910. and terminatingOn November 10Th 1911 by
the following person. and t the following
place, as stated in said application. respec-
lively to-wit:
f. S. LYCAN
At and in the front room. ground floor. Of
that certain 3 story frame building known
as the "Markham Hotel located on lots thir-
teen Q3l and fourteen (1A block eighteen Q8).
original townsite Bemidji Minnesota.
Said application will be heards and deter
mined by said City Council Of the City of Be-
midi. at the council room in the City Hall in
said City of Bemidj in Beltrami County. and
State Of Minnesota, on Monday the 14th day
Of Nov'b'r. 1910 at o'clock p. m. of that day.
Witness my hand and seal OF the City OF Be-
midi this 9th day Of October. 1910.
THOMAS MALOY.
Oity Clerk.
October 2Sth and 14th Nov.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-10-28
SKIN AFFECTIONS
WHETHER ON INFANT OR GROWN
PERSON CURED BY ZEMO
AND ZEMO SOAP.
AN UNUSUAL OFFER

AN UNUSUAL OFFEK
The City Drug Store says to every
person, be it man, woman or child,
who has an irritated, tender or itch
ing skin to come to our store and
procure bottle of ZEMO and a
cake of ZEMO soap and if you are
not entirely satisfied with results,
come back and get your money. So
confident are we of the efficiency of
this clean, simple treatment, that we
make you this unusual offer.
ZEMO is clear liquid for external
use that has cured so many cases of
eczema, pimples, dandruff and other
forms of skin eruption. ZEMO and
ZEMO soap are sold by druggists
everywhere and in Bemidji by City
Drug Store. ZEMO and ZEMO
soap are the most economical as
well as the c]eanest and most effec-
tive treatment for affections of the
skin or scalp, whether on infant or
grown person. .-*s
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-04

them. Mr.. Topperwein paced of
fifty yards and threw eggs at the
audience and Mrs. Topperwein broke
each one before 1t got half way. Top
perweln also took . 35l Winchester
rife and tossing up loaded car
fridge shot the bullet off without ex
ploding 1t. The revolver shooting WI
clever also and consisted Of shooting
at the edge Of cards and cutting the
card In two. to shooting at a target
while practically standing on hk
head. These people are the best In
the country and should have had
five times the audience. The exhi
bition was free.
The only hitch In the whole shoot
was the variable breeze that kept
everybody guessing where the targets
would be. All the shooters expressed
themselves as satifised and wen'
away with the intent to come again
The club has two watch fobs pre-
scented by powder companies which
will tie shot fer little later on.
The official score Of the tourna
ment is as follows:
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-04
June Brides Galore.

There was great crop OF June
brides for the first week Of the pre-
historic bridal month those who made
application for permits to wed being
AS follows: MInifee l.. Batiste, OF
Ration. n. NJ, and Mary Kennedy. OF
Strawsburg. Mo; Clarence Morris. OF
swink. and Ella l.. Russell. of Middle
port. Ohio: Jim Malouf and Jennie
Scaff, both OF La Junta: Finnis +.
Virgins and Della X. White. both Of
Rocky Ford; Arthur +. Davis and
Pearl T.. Buster. both OF st. Joseph.
Mo-: Richard A. Trucblood and Mar
9Th l.. Brown. both OF La Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-04
Grand junction q. A. 4. split.

With every member but one resign
cd from the local post OF the GAR.
no formal services nor exercises were
held. although several veterans. indi.
viduslly and In small squads went
to the cemetery and decorated the
graves OF dead comrades and friends.
J. X. Falls II the only member OF
the forty who did not hand In his res
ixnAtion ~ the result of trouble over
the recent election. and he will apply
for = new charter for the purpose Of
organizing an entirely new post. The
charter probably viii b. granted by
w. W. Ferguson. department com,
mandsr. st Denver. II II believed all
old members will join the post and
elect = new staff of officers.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-04
Sudden Death Of Mrs. E. Rour*..

The shadow OF death fell suddenly
and darkly across the threshold OF
Eugene Rourke, Thursday morning.
June I'd, when the wife and mother
the stay OF the home-pGssed away
without the least warning. Mrs.
Rourke had been known, for some
time, to be suffering from serious
heart trouble, but OF late had seem
was terrible shock to relatives and
friends.
She was born in May of lSiS, In
La Sale county. In Illinois. and grew
to womanhood as Mary Elizabeth
Dooner On December q, 1875. she
stood at the altar the bride of Eu-
gene Rourke-and only husband and
children know how t"uiy and ten
derly she kept the pledges of that
hour, through thirty-five years of
wedlock.
Mr. and Mrs. Rourke came. with
in the bridal moon, to Colorado and
made their home on ranch 80 miles
south of La Junta. There they re-
sided until 1900 when they came TO
this city and built spacious home
on Carson avenue. Twenty-Five years
however. had been spent on the ranch
and there the wee ones came, one
after another. TO share their hearts
and home. There were ten children
In all-three of whom sleep in the
cemetery at Trinidad. Seven children
five girls and two boys-compose
their family at present. Misses Mel
lie, Frances. Bessie, Justine and Mrs.
c. IL. Farthing are the daughters. and
Harry and John the sons.
Miss Bessie and Justine were mem
bers OF this years graduating class
at Greeley. and Miss Frances was in
Greeley having gone there Monday
to be present at their graduation.
These three came Thursday evening.
the others were near by.
Mrs Rourke was Catholic in
faith, and her dear ones say that
she held herself ever In readiness for
the inevitable summons. Her last
hours on earth were spent In beau
'tAelu, wifss1 ana mothsrIy ministrn-
7 ton.
Funeral services will be held this
morning at . O'Clock at the Catholic
church and the funeral party will
leave La Junta for Trinidad on No.
20.
The heart of our community goes
out In deep sympathy 10 the strick-
en- family. May He who cares for
the lilies and noteth the wounded
birds grleying. be very close to
these-his children-in this hour OF
darkness.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-04
Ia Junsa At Cripple Creek.

Wkh over 500 spectators present,
-Ans g shszlasaAt Gano = ban ever
witasased ON The local diamond was
played last Sunday afternoou between
the 0old Dissers and the L.. Junta
team. resulting In . victory for the
Cripple Greek team BY . score OF ;
70 :.
Both teams showed plenty Of gin.
ger. and although Crpp,e Greek y
credited with two more errors than
the visitors. the home boys dh excel
lent work. Both pitchers seemed 70
have the goods. Lloyd. the new Den
yer twirler signed up with Cripple
Creek. made good. and, h addition 70
keeping The hits scattered. was fast
In field work and had seven assists.
The feature Of the game vss the
fielding Of Frtel 1t short and Shaw
In left--two Of Cripple Creeks Old.
timers. Shaw made three circus
catches and Friei had i've put-outs
and two assists. Each OF the teams
vas rsspoasible for two double plays.
The score follows:
4. II. z.
Cripple CT. 6i0o 6 4
La Junta. oel o0eol-3 8 :
Basteries: Cripple Greek. Lloyd and
BARLEY; La Junta. whitney and kel.
Icy.
L. Junta won The finai game With
Crippls Greek on AoeAsy b. . score
q 10 70 :.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-04
Librarians Rseor. for Nay.

sDurinE the past month eighteen
borrowers cards have been issued. the
register now standing At 1880. A
new magazine. The Fra" has re-
Gently been added 10 the periodical
file. Sixty one volumes Of Law hooks
and twenty.four volumes Of United
States Public Document Catalogues
have recently been added. but none
Of then. are yet ready Tor circulation.
Ons hundred and nfty.nve new books
have Just come. but are not yet accss.
stoned. A list Of the new books will
b published later. There were 7os
books Issued for home use this month
~ compared with 1913 Tor last month.
The record for the month II herewith
given. the first column giving tho
number issued 70 adults. and the last
column, 70 iuvenilcs:
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-04

water. We saw him irrigate two rows
Of tomato plants 800 feet long from
his pumping plant In less than five
ninutes.
Mr.. Milier's five acre tract Is we'll
worth visiting. ~ he raises almost
evseythlng that Is grown In the Ar
ksnaas Valley upon It. He has
psacAes. plums. apples. cherries and
psass Ia his orchard. OF peaches
here Will be just 4 few The did MOI
bury hts trecs). prota,ly enough for
his own use: ell Of the plum trees
are - full - they will hold: apples
are rather scarce. and there viii b.
just ~ average crop Of cherries and
peAfs. He has about $50 eoossbcrry
ytaao and will have an immense crop.
sons q which y now being picked.
Ho Win also have . good crop OF
rasotesrSss and currans. Besides
frnle - raises onipas galore. .rsdishcs.
rhubasb. asparagus. beans. squash,
punDkias. csntaloupes. besss. tomA.
,oss. lstsuce. spinach. and almost ev.
cfytAlag slss known ia the cataiog
os ons1sn trvck.
NJ. Miller extends . cordial invita-.
ttoA - every one Who y Interested
70 vtGlt HI place and inspect his new
psQolag piant.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-04
Lifting Water for irrigation
by Centrifugal Siphon Pump

ulled with water which y held ty a
chsck valve. and the pump is whirled
by means of thegasoline engine con-
Neted by belt to the pulley wheel,
which is shown In the cut at the
tdo OF the well. This whirling throws
TIE water out from the suction pipes
ps means OF the arms which extend
oqi and as the air cannot get in. the
water must follow and this In turn is
tAsowu out The pump throws two
CONTINUOUS streams into n circular
trough which surrounds the top OF
the we'll, and from this the water is
conveyed into the irrigating ditch
This trough at the top OF the well is
tour feet above the ground, which
give sufficient elevation to irrigat,
ever inch OF the five acre tract.
| THIS well is pumped with gaso
line engine OF one and one-half horse
power, which will raise seventy gal
Ions per minute ten hours day al
An expense of 30 cents for gasoline
Win a three horse power engine 25(
| oaliOns per minute could be pumped
The well and pump complete cost Mr.
9iher $500. and he is now entirely in
dependent of the Fort Lyon canal ant
can irrigate whenever he feels 81
disposed or his crops are In need oi
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-04

trisugal pump revolves. Is eight feet
deep and six feet In diameter,
and the lower section fifteen feet
deep aud three feet In diameter. The
water In the we'll v eight fest deep.
In . four hours' pumping test. with
the centrifugal siphoa pump operat'
I'd with . gAsolins engine. and pump
Ing at the rate Of seventy gallons
minute, the water II the well was
lowered thirty inches and when pump
iag ceased the we'll fulsd again TO
its normal state In les than . min
ute.
The ordinary ceatriiusai pump con.
sisn q Q revolving IA. having two
a. more blslse. ettAsr straight or
curved. attached = . strong revoiv'
iag spisdls. asA fttlsd II . case or
sAsll % oeasesuets1 that the suction
shall enter q ~ cssssr u the wheel
asA tAs 1slivssy placs1 tangent to
he ostse pasA oe The revolving
bia1ss. TIE eaatFifu0Ai sipAoa pump
y eoasGsuets1 e lFea piDss. the one
\ ~ ceatse (as sAown In the cut.
sxtsaAias fFsa The seD % the well
. tAs bstto0. = tvo inches In d.
saslss. 49, ~ curved pipss In the
uppss secttoa q tAs ven. about one
iacA II 1ianstss. ~ piDas are
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-04
County Central commi.s.. Meeting

A large and representative bunch OF
republicans Of Otero county met In
Rocky Ford last Saturday morning, the
prime object of the gathering being
to fill vacancies on the republican
county central committee and appoint
representatives from the new pre-
cincts Of which there are eight all
told. Under the operation of u re-
cent order OF the county commission
ers otero county now has thirty-one
precincts, instead of twenty-three.
Swink was made just as small as
possible in the hope of carrying that
precinct for the vets during the com
great help to the democratic candi.
dates this fall, as It will make them
so popular, in a county that is prac-
tically dry, as to insure their cleo
ton almost without an effort.
The republican committeeman In
the various precincts of Otero coun-
I ~ dlt uoW dS lOliOWS.
Precinct Mol, olney-W. c. Hanen.
Precinct No. ., South Ordway-A.
NJ. Brennaman.
Precinct No. 3. North Ordway-T
Ed Downey.
Precinct No 4, Sugar City-Thos
Butler.
Precinct No. ., West Holbrook-D.
b. Brown.
Precinct No. 6, East Holbrook-Asa
Scudder
Precinct No {. North La Junta-
John Gwyn.
Precinct No. s, Northeast La Junta
-Chas. A. Beerbohm.
Precinct No. 9. Southeast La Junta
&C. w. Wonderly.
Precinct No. 10, La Junta-R s
Anderson.
Precinct No. II, La Junta-Andrew
Mayors.
Precinct No. IL. Southwest La
Junta-Sam W. Brown.
Precinct No. IL. Northwest La
Junta-G. II. Winchell.
Precinct No. li-Fairmount Schoo
Dlstrict-R. G. Dalton.
Ps.saaet No. y. sxink-w, y
Gaines.
Precinct No. Is. Fairview Schoo
District-R. S. Thomason.
Precinct No. II. Newdale-Josepl
Belier.
Precinct No. IS. South of Rocky
Ford. ~ Shaulis.
Precinct No 10, Southeast Rocky
Ford-W. II. Hickox.
Precinct No. 90. Northeast Rocky
Ford-G. W. Higgins.
Precinct No. q, Northwest Rocky
Ford-w. B. Goblin.
Precinct No. %, Southwest Rock,
Ford-H. n. Minor.
Precinct No. %. Lafayette-S. S
Bailey.
Precinct No. "a. weitzer-Thos. b
Wilson.
Precinct No. Is. Manzanola-J. F.
Brewer.
Precinct No. 26. East OF Fowler
ii A. T.. Norton.
Precinct No. q. North Fowler
Henry Fosdick.
Precinct No. es-South Fowler-F
| N. Weiiand.
Precinct No. 20. Grand Valley
Alex Ysnt.
Precinct No. 80. Timpas-R. N
Smith.
Precinct No. 81. Higbec-Roy Ad
kins.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-04
nss esss@ aee:s.r'' Association.

On June fsl the Colorado State
CsslsB9reisl AsseeisAAps vsut - u
business and the work of advcrtisin&
anA promoting the resources of Col.
orado will be continued ~ the Col
orado State Board OF Immigration. re-
Gently erganked In accordance with
an act OF the last legislature. Mr.
Alfred Patek IL secretary OF the
hoard. with headquarters In the
State Capitol building. Denver.
This action has been deemed ad-
visable m order to eliminate . dupli-
cation Of the work. which can best
be performed by an official state
board. maintained aand backed BY
state authority and legislative appro.
pviaitoa.
The gentlemen comprising the
board = Governor John r. ehafroth
aud d. c. Dodge. Of Denver. Alva
Adams. OF Pueblo. and T. r. MaA0.
nsy, OF Grand Junction-are admiFa.
bly, equipped - public-splritsd oiti'
ssos. and By their knowledss Of the
needs aad resources oe Colorado. to
direct tor the best interest OF the
state such an important bureau. Mr..
Patek. Tie secretary. is we'll known
- . nsvspapes man Of standias II
the state. and hh sxpertsacs In ID
vsrtistas and psblicity nstho1s sSar.
antses Tor the department sRicisn.
q and SUCCESS.
Buiistins WI b. tssssd By the
Board oe Innigrs&ioa. satAss oacs os
twice . wesk. eeatahiag ~ Aaosa
q III ln0uirses sseslvel. TAsse bal'
lstins viii - ssnt 10 every ooanse.
chi essAaisaioa. a ~ astAseissd
sspesssstAAivs n ~ state a CoIosa-
q. Al nsobsss q ths ssAss Con
osecial Asseciaeisa vim b sivsa
Tie psivtjsgs a takias The Names q
such iaeulrsss - tAsy ~ dssirs "a
circulasiss. ffoa eAs lisls h AAs
pesssslsa q tAsae asafsst Conner.
chl Club.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-04
ssa.st Proposals..

Sealed proposals viii BE- received Ct
the office Of the Otero Irrigattoa DE-
trict. COLORADO SAVINGS and Trust
company's Building. Ia Junta, Colo.
rado. until II O'Clock noon. June Z.
1910. for the construction Of sixty-oas
tsi) wooden bridges.
Proposals must b accompanied by
certified check for five per cent e
the amount Of the contract.
The Board a Dfsctors reserve he
rigAt 10 reject any and I'll W..
Piaas 80 spselficatioas ~ -
sssa q ~ olIios q n. P. Me1Ieaas
reet1sat soOlssss a11 naAAOoe. ~
nsslssa buol1as. u SunlA. oeossa1A
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-04


lj watered from the underfIoN
Of the Arkansas river or from c.
mails, rivers or lakes BY pumping. bue
until recently pump that was prac-
teal for every condition that would
arise had not been invented. Mr.
ID. V. Burrell. OF Rocky Ford, who
has been experimenting along this
line for a good many years, believes
that he has at last solved the prob
lem OF lifting water for irrigation.
He has patented and has paten&s
pending for the New Burrell Centrtf'
ugal Siphon Pump, and practical
demonstration Of the efficiency Of this
pump for irrigating purposes v nov
on exhibition on C. p. Miller's five
acre tract in North La Junta. NJ.
Miller has just Installed one OF thcse
pumps and he invites all who are iu-
terested TO visit his place and ~
spect II.
Mr.. Miller has just put down 4 we1
similar to that shown In the cut -
companying this article. The we'll =
twenty-three feet deep from the sug
face Of the ground. The upper sec
ton Of the well, in which the celr
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-04
sssss c.sss cs"s'ssss.

In ths couaty court last wsdneedAy
~ eow cases against n. q. ToA1.
cAaresl viii vio,aaing tAs local -.
eioa nv b. Tie 1ispsasias. OF booss,
we're eailsl ". Ut o. nosioa q Dis.
tstct Attorney 0'Cosass svo q IL
cases vses solltsd an1 W reoaialns
two wses costiaue1 unlil the july 80
sioa q he cosaty eosst. IT, twe
cnses that vsrs ROLLED were tAess 10
vhicA TodA was aeeassl q 1ispsas'
ias nAit Extinct esatrasy - tAs
psscs and lignitr q ~ stass a Co.
ogAAo. fAsy vsrs Del1Is1 0pe ~
reasoa tAas nAlt extract p ceasl1seed
n Tie saas eaAss - PssunA nessse'
tsrs Distsss, ~ ~. asas bsse. aal
alAse W. ~ bass ianaa3eas a
- rsai thias. ~ Usels saa's ~
oarnA rsveaus 1spastasse. Ths
otAse tve easss wseV ssol4sus1 =
aeeeuae q go q Te1l's vssy inpee.
onat vitasssss ~ bstag aneas thess
pesssae. He ~ Glvsa uaGn 10y .
- - ~ lapestaat vlEssss.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-04
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~ na1s . lew q tasDssl1es through
ne Helbreek eeaatsy rscsstly and
1ssal ~ es01s ID . nsueishing con
lieiea. TAere ~ 3,see acrss Of bec's
bstnG grova = ~ district eor the
net1y Sugar Co00aay aaA from pres.
~ lo1lsatisas thses WI ~ . bump
= seeo
~ rseeae sAlns sa4e tuse when
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