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La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
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The stage IL set for ,Eas, La
Vegas big fistic production on the
Fourth Of Iaiy. The rival wsrrtor,.
Jack Johnson. champion. and Jim
Flynn. challenger. are hard At II In
training quarters. Here IL what each
thinks Of his prospects:
BY Jack Johnson. heavyweight
champion Of the world: While I fig.
ure Jim Flynn tough rinss,er. the
best OF the white crop. I am conf.
dent l will defeat him July 4th. in.
side OF fifteen rounds. When I say
that l will back Flynn to fight any
man in the world. were II not for
the fact that he has 4 manager and
Was also tied up In \ match with
me. that proves what l think OF him.
However. ! am sorry for his finish
next month. After l whip Flynn I
will fight one fight = week until
Labor Day when ! will retire from
the squared circle for all time. Yes,
my sweeping defy includes Sam Lang
ford II he and Joe Woodman. his
manager. can scrape up enough
money to give me the right sort OF
a side bet.
BY Jim Flynn. the fighting fireman.
challenger for the worlds heavy.
weight championship: The Fourth
Of July battle is In now. III knock
the big smoke stiff My friends
around the country need not do any
Worrying. as III win and win sure.
Why shouldn't vim Doesn't every
GOOD white person around the country
want me TO trim Johnson, Then. won't
the best people at the contest In
Las Vegas July 9Th be white peo-
pie? | know ! won't disappoint them.
and inside OF months time the
whole wcrld will know what | know
now.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
Rspp.OsVes Nvptisis remerrew.

Yesterdxy's Denver News contain
I'd = half column announcement Of
the approaching marriage Of Harry
Rapp. son Of Mrs. J. II. RApp. Of this
city. To Miss Ruby Avery Dcsse. Of
Boulder. Colo. the wrtte-up bcinx u.
iusessted With . halt tone cut 1f
~ hss1s-eo.bs. TIE aaassacemeat
In part 10 - follows:
Miss Ruby Avery Dc9g~. Of Boui.
der. and }. n. Rapp. . medical stu.
deaf Of the University Of Colorado.
win b. married at 81. Johns Epts-
copal church In Boulder. u noon.
Sunday. By the Rev. Thomas Costello
Johnsoa. the rector. Tue service vii
~ followed BY IN elaborate luncheon
IL the private dining room a. the
bouldsrsdo Hotel. the table being lav.
ishly Aecoratss With brides rosss.
TIE BRIDE vii - drssssd Ia white
eAtfeos over white charnsuss witA .
whies picture hat.
~ brsds 10 . social favosits. sot
oaly IL Douldse. but h virstnia. hsr
former home. and tArosGAout The
soush, vhsrs she hes sDsst nuch Of
her ume visiting friends and rela.
Nvss. She 10 The daughter ce W.
W. Dsese and . descendant a Sis
pullsy Dsse. oe Cheshire. Easiand. .
.CArisaian knight" and = judge oe
Weoe wales. He was knishtsd as
whitehall in issS. The virsinia AAsa
sias q History and Biography gave
~ ps1iwree q "uk exrslIescy.
pu1bsy Dssse," - . representative
vtrsiuta plsstse. n. wissS u ths
npveenoe's counctl whss the On Do
n1aasa ~ - nagitsh ceseey.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
Fighting the Devil.

The Fort Collins Review. one OF
the best country dnilies OF the state.
takes the same view of the mail
order business and advertising by
home merchants that the PILOT does.
and tn recent editorial quotes from
an advertisement In the PILOT. and
says
There Is but one way to fight the
devil. II We are 10 believe an old
maxim. and that way is 10 fight him
with the same weapon he us"s-fire
Consequently al advertisement noted
IN the slcambot Pilot Of Steamboat
Springs. Cole. seems TO be- worth
comment
I'VE Put Elm out Of Business.
announces the advertiser 'Thos. big
mail order houses When you are
ready 10 snud away for an order Of
groceries bring your list To us for a
comparison of prices. and n We can.
not beat the prices Ne will be- willing
for you TO send away
III more merchants would ndop,
that line ~ II 'htiug. rather than to
content themselves with bowling
about the inroafs Of mail order
houses and aHkinz the papers to pub
lish numerous articles on 'Paronir.
ins Home Industries. there would be
less complaint Most people send
away because they have never stop.
ped TO think oi the difference In
service. quality and time Of delivery
They have heard that things can b.
bought A. better prices Of th. blr
mail order houses and the phrase hai
been drummcd AZ them so often that
they acccp, " as they do anythins
els" which they hear often enough.
n p.opl. want to say. a doilai
and think they can do 80 by s.ndini
away TO mail order house. they ar,
not going TO b. stopped by any ap
peal 10 patriotism. for patriotism Us
uaily becomes a ,rifl. yasu. ~hci
compared TO dollars and cents In
pnor mans pocket. The only way Il
keep their money At home Ia to sho,
them the folly Of thinking they ca
save anything by sending none
away
The mail order houses hsyc bull
up their enormous business on ad,-i
uuinx. They would gladly pay Iibe,
nj prices for space In any local papc
because they know II brings thc'
rcsul,s Ordinarily they cant xs
the space they would liz" beeaus
the publisher knows the effect ~hic
such advertiser would have on hi
local advertising. and because III
mail order house can't srt II goo
many Of the local merchants won
take H. Tho exception 10 this rul
10 gratifying 10 publisher and pairo
alike steamboat Springs pilot
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
hoIeRock CENTER.

Rev. Berry returned home Wednes-
day from Flagler. where he held a
series OF meetings during the past
two weeks
Ray Likes and Mr. Stevens. from
the Thurman country. came down Sat
urday and will be employed in farm
work In Holbrook.
Mrs Emma Cas,eel. Of East Hol-
brook. was treating some OF her
Center friends. one day this week.
10 an auto ride In her handsome new
ear.
Miss Daisy Gracey entertained a
number OF her young friends Satur-
day evening. the occasion being her
birthday. A good time was enjoyed
by all.
Mrs. W. ID. Smith and little son.
Vaughn. came over Saturday from
the Pairmount neighborhood TO visit
old neighbors. returning home Mon
day.
W. u. Moore went to Denver this
week. and may do a. some Of the
other weli.to-do farmers have done
when they go to Denver or Kansas
City. return home with Il new auto
mobile.
Miss Viva Morris came down from
Pueblo Saturday to yisi, her grand.
parents. Mr. and Mrs r. X. Morris.
for few days Her friend. Miss
Marion Coer. came with her. return
Ing home to Pueblo Tuesday.
J. + Lewis. superintendent OF the
Hoibrook Irrigation District. Is max
ing good use OF his new automobile
by making frequent trips To the res
ervoir and looking after the water
turned into the Hoibrook and the
reservoir ditches
Mrs. Walter Jones. OF Sacramento.
Calf. who came TO Colorado to spend
the summer with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. n. Badger. OF Rocky Ford.
came down "Wednesday to spend .
few days with Mrs. =. p. Jones' and
children on the ranch.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
MONEY TO LOAN
WAN TIE

wANTED-Mo Motorcycle: or will buy
engine only. See Carl Thorne at
court house
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
LOST

LOST Bunch of keys Finder
please return to superintendent's OF.
flee. 4 r a s r. La Juntn
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19
TURK DELEGATES
TO PEACE DEBATE
QUIT IT IN HASTE
NATION TO REPORTERS CONCERNING SUDDEN STOP IN NEGOTIATIONS
POWERS STILL HOPE THEY Can MEDIATE FOR GODD OF ALL
BUT QUIET MOBILIZATION OF TROOPS
GOES STEADILY ON ALONG FRONTIER

iiceS Of the powers may be needed.
Without outside mediation it ap-
pears impossible now to bridge the
gulf dividing the minimum demands
OF the allied Balkan nations and the
maximum offer of the Turks, if their
demands and the offer are to be ac-
cepted at their face values
1t was later announced that the
peace conference had adjourned until
/ O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
Paris, Dec. 1SA considerable
number OF Austrian reserysts in the
cities of southern France and along
the Mediterranean coast left the
country today to 2Jn the colors The
concentration OF the army corps,
which have been modified in Bosnia
and lierzeigoy ma, at all parts of the
Ottoman frontier, is being carried out
hastily. according to the correspond
ent at Budapest of La Liberte.'
Paris, Dec. 19-Austria-Hunga
measures have been complet-
ed, according to a dispatch from Wen
ma to the Temps. The mobilization
includes four army corps in Galcia
facing the Russian frontier, two army
corps in Bosnia, and Herzegovina and
three other army corps at points in
he interior, of which the centers are
Vienna, Presburs and kaschau.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19
BATTLE AMONG
MEXlCANS PROVES
AOEAOLY ONE

Guadalaj jara, Mex, Dec. I9.-One
hundred rebels and forty rural guards
and townspeople were killed in a
fierce battle at Huejuquila yesterday.
The town was sacked by rebels, who
committed many outrages.
Guadalajara, Dec. ia force OF
600 rebels commanded by General
Cheche Campos yesterday attacked
the little town of Huejuqulla in the
state of Jalisco, near the boundary of
Zacatecas.
The garrison, which consisted of lif
ty rural guards with the assistance OF
armed citizens held them off for thir
ty hours until the store Of ammuni-
ton in the town was exhausted. Then
the rebels forced their way in, burn
ed many of the buildings in the town
and committed every kind of outrage
Some hours later, reinforcements of
federal troops arrived and drove the
robbers out after killing large num-
Der OF them.
Washington. d. c., Dec. l9.-The
Mines company of Mexico reported to
the state department today that its
property at Las Azula Chihuahua, was
captured by rebels Tuesday and that
Manager Joseph S. Calbath, an Amer-
can, had been held for ransom
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19
WALL STREET

New York, Dec. 19.--Various in
iiuences were brought to play on the
stock market today. The attornof 8
generals rejection of The Union Pa.
Ciic's plan to distribute 81 uthern Pa
cific stock and Readings unexpected
speculative factors. In view of these
varied influences traders were in
some doubt at The outset, but when
the first rush of selling was over, the
whole market moved upwards sturdi-
ly and before noon was showing
good proportion of gains. Bonds were
irregular.
Intense dullness characterized the
afternoon dealings and traders were
more interested in the bulletins from
Washington giving J. p. Morgan's tes-
timony before the Pujo committee
than in the movement of prices. The
trend was lower in spots.
Some of the morning advances
amounting to | IL in Reading; l. 81
in Union Pacific and . 5-S in Smelt.
ing, were lost when the market be-
came dull and dropping. The rise in
copper metal abroad and short cover
ing strengthened the copper group.
The market closed strong. Renew
ed buying in the copper stock, which
carried up American Smelling 4
points, revived speculation in the gen
eral market and there was a recovery
to the earlier high levels.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19
HOUSE..
NEWSPAPER MANS BODY
is RECOVERED FROM WAVES

Los Angeles. Dec. l9-The body OF
Chester Lawrence, newspaper man
and companion of Horace kearney
last Saturday in the hydroaeroplane
fight which brought death to both
men, has ben recovered from the sea.
A message from Redondo Beach to-
day states that body found floating
i'll an inlet nine miles south of there
was identified as that of Lawrence
today by member of the party sent
from here
The Press Car sweater was pre-
scnted to Lawrence at the time he
made a trans-continental trip in the
interest of the Ocean to Ocean High
way. The minute hand of the watch
found on the body had been broken.
but the hour pointed to five o'clock
indicating, perhaps, the hour the hy
droaeroplane sank.
Los Angeles. Calf, lee. 19.-The
body was clad in a grey sweater bear
ing the words. The Express Car
across the front, white short. black
coat, corduroy trousers and high laced
tan boots. That was the way my
husband was dressed for his trip with
Kearney." said Mrs. Lawrence today.
She then collapsed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19

London, Dec 19.-The peace pleni
potentiaries of the Balkan allies and
Turkey were in session at St. James
palace today for only about three
quarters of an hour, Then Reched
Pasha and SaIih Pasha hurriedly left
the palace and went to their hotel.
They refused to give reporters any in
formation.
The revictualing of the Turkish
fortress Of Adrianople on which the
Turks are reported to insist as a con
dition to the waving Of their demand
that Greece should sign the armistice,
is a most troublesome point and if
the Turks maintain their attitude ii
will indicate that they are still fixed
on the subject of the retention of the
fortress after the war
1t is thought here that should Tur.
key carry her point in regard to the
revictualing of the garrison of Adrian
ople it would imply that the posses
sion of that fortress would ultimately
remain with the Turks,
As soon as the question of Greek
in the peace conference
shall have been settled, if that is pos
sible, the demands of the allies will
be unfolded and a crucial stage will
have been reached when the good Of
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19
HOCKlN WAS
the lACO OF
THE OYNAM(TERS

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 19.-Stories
which the government charges that
Herbert S. iockin told while acting
as the lagO of the dynamite conspir-
acy' were related by Special Assist
ant District Attorney Joseph w. Noel,
in continuing his argument to the
Jury at the trial of the forty accused
bomb plotters' today
in betraying all with whom he had
to deal, tIockin never told the same
story twice" said Mr.. Noel. "He told
ing place for nitroglycerine because
he (Iockin) said he was opposed to
wholesale murder and the explosive
was to be used to blow up passenger
train.
'He told VIM. J. Burns, he was Civ
en- information about explosives be-
cause he (Hockin) was afraid Nc
Namara was running the ironworkcrs
union.
Still this man, the Iago of the con.
spiracy, who was pouring a different
story into each new ear, was one OF
the originators of the scheme to blow
up non-union jobs by dynamite. He
was ambitious and wanted to get out
of the way those opposed to him. Or,
tie +. McManigal and j. B. Mcnamara
had complained that Hockin was with
holding part of the 5000 he allowed
for each explosion. The dynamiters
We're about to ditch him, SO Hockin
decided TO betray them
Mr. Noel said S530,000 "a tax on
laboring men, was spent in California
at the scene of the most shocking
crime of the century,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19
STAGE ROBBERY
PROVES ONLY BIG FIZZLE
to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Silver City, N. NJ, Dec. 19,-In IA
rocky defile near Mogollon the stage
was set last night for what was said
to have been the dramatic holding up
OF a real hold up. The scene did not
come off exactly as planned but the
men implicated are under arrest and
the evidence is strong against them.
A plot to hold up the Mogollon stage
and secure the $4,000 pay roll Of the
said in Alma few weeks ago. BY
some means not known, the details
leaked out and a posse of five deter
mined officers laid a counter plot to
catch the alleged criminals in the very
act and if possible to make stage rob
bing thing of the past Captain
Fred Fornoff, Sheriff McGrath eX-
Sheriff Jim Blair, Deputies Tom Nor
row and Bob McCart went out two
days ago very quietly and were post
ed along the road where the holdup
was to come Off The stage passed
without being molested but the driver
reported on arrival in, Mogollon that
the holdup had occtii'f5d two miles
out of town. This word was phoned
out to the posse, a phone having been
placed within half a mile of where
the officers We're, They then split in
to two parties, one bunch went back
to Alma where they placed White,
who keeps a store there and Higgins,
a storekeeper at Glenwood, under ar
rest In the meantime a deputy sher-
if of Mogollon, known to have been
was very active in trailing
the men supposed to have held up the
stage where the mail sack was found.
He confided to eX-Sheriff Jim Blair
that he knew the guilty men all right
and had been suspicious of them for
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19
TO REVISE
CORPORATION LAW.

Trenton, n. j.. Dec. 19.--Woodrow
Wilson gave his attention to the ques-
Ton today of the revision of the New
Jersey corporation law. He went into
conference here with jurists who have
been looking up some things about
corporation for him. To the charge
in the recent campaign that he had
not fought certain alleged trusts char
tered under the New Jersey laws, the
governor answered that he never had
had complete cooperation in the leg
islature, one or both of the houses be-
ing republican. He also has said the
oienses complained of generally have
been under federal and not state juris-
diction.
For the purpose of making the
states powers more extensive, an
amendment of the present law is ex-
pected to be proposed in the next leg.
islature, now democratic in both
branches.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19

some time, A few minutes later, he
was placed under arrest himself for
the crime. The holdup occurred near
GlenWOod but was reported as occur
ring only two miles out. This gave a
perfect alibi to the men who would at
that time have been in town seated
among friends. The mail pouch con-
tanned dummy bundles of money, care
fully marked with the amount on the
outside. These, with the letter sack
in which they We're carried, had not
been recovered at an early hour this
morning and officers are making a
careful search for it. All the men ar,
rested are well known residents of
the Mogollon section of the country.
The spot where the officers secreted,
is covered with snow and the weather
is cold. Being without fire and having
to keep still, they nearly froZe. As
one said, it was the first time he real
ly had cold feet. The, original plan,
it is said, included a come back for
the following night when the money
for the Socorro company would be
on the stage. Had they pulled the
scheme off as it is said they planned
the men would have gotten over So
900
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19
Mr.. TUCKER HEARS
BROTHER IS SHOT
AT PECOS TEXAS

Representative James n. Tucker,
member of the house from Sierra
county, whose residence is at Hills
bcro, received word this afternoon
W lille in the city on business, that his
brother had been shot and killed by
a man named Hiles in Pecos, Texas
He did not hear any details of the
shooting but will leave tonight for
Pecos to attend the funeral and inves
tigate the shooting.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19
A NARROW ESCAPE.

Long Beach, Calf, Dec. While
Early Daugherty, an aviator of this
city, was making flight here today,
pieces when the machine had reached
an attitude OF 500 feet. The air craft
rocked wildly but Daugherty stopped
the motor and glided to the ground
without injury.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19
RANCHMAN FOUND DEAD.

Lander, Wyo., Dec. 19.-The frozen
body of Ben Volker, one of the most
prominent ranchmen of the Pinedale
country, was found in the barnyard of
his ranch today, with a bullet through
his head Volker was shot from be-
hind, say the authorities, and an at
tempt was made to hide his body in
haVStack.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19
Y WILSON'S RUNNING MATE
\ MAY VISIT SANTA EE. =

\ Vice President-elect Thomas \
\ r. Marshall, governor of Indiana, \
= is expected to pass through New y
\ Mexico on his way to Arizona \
\ some time this month or in Jan \
y uary Governor Mcdonald has y
= invited the future vice president \
\ TO stop in Santa Fe Should Gov \
\ ernor Marshall visit this city in \
\ January it is quite likely he will \
y be asked to address the legisla- y
\ ture. 4
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19
\ X = \ \ = \ \ y y \ \ \
NEGROES HOLD LITTLE =
GIRL FOR RANSOM =

: Kansas City, Dec 19.-Irene y
: Justin a pretty ! year old girl, =
s daughter of Frank Justin, a cabi- =
! net maker, has been kidnapped y
\ and is being held by negroes for \
ransom. according to belief of \
! police. who is developed today, =
: have searched the city since y
! Monday for the girl. \
!, = = = y y = = = X X \ < =
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19
GREEK A VIATOR HURLS
BOMBS FROM THE AIR

flew over that city in biplane, ac-
cording to official advices received
here. Ehe bombs were hurled down
upon the principal buildings, to which
they caused serious damage The pop
ulaton was terrorized.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19

Paris, Dec. ia veritable hail OF
bombs were thrown into the Turkish
fortress of Janina by the Greek mil
itary aviator Moutoussis, and an ac-
companying comrade who yesterday
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19
= \ \ \ y \ y 4 y Y Y = X 4
\ HOUSE ADJOURNS \
WITHOUT MESSAGE.

y Washington, D. c., Dec 19- y
y The house today adjourned for y
y the holiday recess until January y
y >, without receiving President y
\ Tafts message. The message, y
y however, was sent also to the SEN y
\ ate which remained in session. \
y = = = = y y - \ y \ \
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19
BY Associated Press. }

Silver City, \. NJ. Dec. 19.-The
stage coach between this place and
Mogollon containing United States
mail and sack of money for miners
pay, was held up and robbed last night
b. three highwaymen. Federal Off
GERS, however, had received informa-
ton that the holdup was to be perpe-
trated and We're on the scene at the
time. The three men were captured
and brought to Silver City by Federal
Inspectors Ralph Smith of Denver
and Patrick Moran, of Santa Fe.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19
THE DAY IN CONGRESS
SENATE.

Convened at noon.
Went into executive session to con
slider onfirInation of presidential nom.
nations.
HOUSE.
Convened at noon and adjourned at
12:17 p. m. owing to lack Of quorum,
until noon, January 2
J. p. Morgan continued his testi-
mony before money trust investiga:
ton committee.
Interior department expenditures
committee adopted report cencuring
Robert c. Valentine, former commits
sioner Of Indian affairs, for his con
duct prior to his resignation.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19
Y \ y X \ = y y y X Y
= PLOT TO DYNAMITE
DENVER MINT FOUN


y Denver Dec. ia plot of =
y persons unknown to dynamite the =
= Denver Mint, where approximate y
y ~ $500. O.0G0,0G0 is stored and make =
y away with as much of the coin y
u as possible, was frustrated by =
= the discovery of the plans two y
y weeks ago on the floor of the y
\ public comfort station near the y
y Federal building. y
\ y y y y y y \ \ y X y
The plans were found by the super
intendent of the public comfort sta
ton who notified City Detective J. j.
Leyden, it became known today. Ley
den immediately turned the plans
over to the federal authorities, who
notified Washington.
Instructions were sent by the cap
ital officials to Frank Downer, super
intendent of the mint, to double the
guards at the mint.
According to the authorities. the
plans contemplated the use of enough
nitro-glycerine to wreck the mint
building. Federal and local police au-
thorities have conducted rigid
search in the last two weeks but no
trace OF the would-be dynamiters have
been discovered.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-12-19

Continued on page eight,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-07-12
RY.,
TIME TABLE

Schedule in Effect Sunday Apr. q The 70
owing Is Tor information Only and is nor
Guaranteed.
EAsTBOUND
No. 8 DAILY wa A. N.
No. Il 5 53 T.. NJ
No. IL " $40 L. VI
NO. IL SUNDAY ONLY $50 A. M
wESTBOUND
No. IL DAILY i57 A. NJ
No IA IL 30 a. Nj
No 3 720 l.. M
No. 20 SUNDAY OSLr IL 20 A. III
Time shown ut HuntiDgburg.
IEASTBOUND.
No. 1, DAILY.t:S7 Al MI
No. z, 800
No. 3. 3 BOP ii.
No. ~, $40 '
WESTBOUND
No. 2, DAILY. IL so A. NJ.
No. 1, 1880
No. a, g 11:5S An.
No. 10. - 800 r. NJ.
V. E. Claycomb, Agtr Jasper