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The Arvada enterprise., 1914-04-09
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERNIN ALTON
OF HEIRsuIp,
ln the Matter ID thc Estate ID nenl

In the Matter of the Estate OF Dennis
u. Mcllvoy Deceased. -.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
l.. the unders Ened, the admin istratriN
of said estate, having obtained an
order OF the County Court OF the Coun-
tg OF jefferson and State of Colo
ing TO make fual settlement OF my ud-
Winistr0ton OF said estate, will, on
Monday the fourth day OF May 4. u.
lNli, at ten o'clock In the forenoon OF
said dav the same being one OF the
regular days of the March Term there
or appear before the Judge Of said
court ut the Court House In Golden, In
sulI county; ana present my accounts Hs
such gGmuistrutriN FOR hnnl settlement
and pray the approval OF the same. Uuu
Etll then apply TO said court 70 be dis
which time and place any person in In
tarest may appear md present objec-
lions TO. the same. II any there be
And further notice is hereby given,
mat ut said time and place said court
viii receive md hear proofs concCrniug
'lo heirs of g3id deceased pursuant 10
,1c verified petition Of Clamency NJ
MCllyON widow and sole heir az law OF
said deceased. heretofore fled herein.
gHNing for a judicial ascertainment md
determination of the hcirehlu Of said
estate end from WHICH petition II up-
v1do, Colorado, Is the sole heir nj law
NJ said deceased
Now Therefore. lnv and all .persouH
who are or who claim TO be heirs m
law ~ s1id Dennis ~ MctlyoT durcgr-
cd. are hereby required 10 be and ap-
pear before suld County Court Ht tho
time and place aforesaid or abide the
determination - the court thereon
Dated no Golden, Colorado. this 2Sth
day OF March, \ N 1914
CLAMENCY VI MctLNON.
AdmiuiEtrHtrIN nf the estate %
Dennis u Nctlvny dcceaF,d.
WILLIAM A. DER, Golden. Colo.
Attorney.
First publication. April ., 1914
n zaf puhli.aftAn
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-04-09
Advertised Letters

The following Letters are still
unclaimed at this Office:
Conroy, Mrs. Molly
Campbell, Mrs. G. II.
Clark, Mrs. Mary
Dauron. Geo. H.
Fidler, Mr.. 2
.Fdler, S. E.
Meier, H.
Muss, John E.
Ruin, Mr.. A. E.
Russell, Anna
Williams, H. P. 2
r. l.. Newton, P. N.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-04-09
Oh Yes, Hous, wives,

House cleaning time is here and
why wear yourselves out, and
carpets too, when the Excelsior
Cleaning and Dye Works, 1926
Lawrence ST., will air clean theu
for 1Oc and zoe per SO yd, Or
steam clean them for 2Cc and 25c
per so yd. All work guaranteed.
W. H. Kaler, our agent. will call
for and deliver them. Call him
up, phone Arvada IL.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-04-09
EXCHANGE OF ATTIRE,

"The clothes don't make tn,
man. said the ready-made philoso.
pher.
81 should say not. Bliggins i.
wearing knickerbockers, and hi.
twelyc-ycar-old son refuses to put on
anything except his Rough Rider
uniform. m."-Washjngton Star.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-04-09

Martin Callahan who has been
making his headquarters at Craig,
Colo, has been transferred to this
end of the road and will make
Arvade his home, we are glad to
say. Mr.. Callahan is an engineer
on the Moffat Road.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-04-09

The w. c. 7. U. will give a
ten-cent tea at the home of Mrs.
Seath and Macarthur on the after
noon of Tuesday, April l4th, The
regular meeting will begin at 2.3O
p. m, and will have an interesting
program on the subject of Medi.
cal Temperance.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-04-09
Socialists Win All
But One Alderman.

After a bitter fight the Social
lists won another victory in Edge
water at the polls Tuesday, elect
ing a mayor and three members on
the board out of four to be elected.
The vote stands as follows:
For Mayor, one year,
Eugene Bootz, Socialist......-136
Gavin Irvine, Anti-Saloon. 129
For Trustee, two years,
Leslie d. Bruce, Anti-Saloon 12s
Fred |. Fish, Socialist.......13l
F.. S. Kidneigh, Socialist .124
j. w. Sanders, Socialist. st........139
Chas. Solomon, Anti-Saloon. l29
Alfred Spreng, Anti-Saloon. .124
For Trustee, one year,
c. II. School, Socialist. 1872
Fred Wenger, Anti-Saloon.. 1875
1t will be remembered that the
issue of the campaign on the So
cialist side was their splendid re-
cord Of last year, having entered
their offices under contest and
being opposed at every step by
the outgoing board which turned
over their books under protest
and refused to give them any in
formation as to general conditions
of the city's finances. They found
the books in bad shape and receiv-
ed less than $500 city funds. AT the
close Of their administration after
considerable improving out of the
general fund they have a little
more than $1,000 on hand accord
ing to the treasurer S books and
their books are open to inspection
by any interested.
The opposition knowing that
they could not hope to win on the
Issues of efficiency sought to creep
back into favor by naming their
ticket the Anti-Saloon ticket.
This the Socialists denounced as
IN insult and challenged them to
debate last Friday evening at the
school house on any question they
might raise. The Anti s did not
appear and the meeting was turn
ed over to speech making by the
socialist candidates.
Each speaker fatty declared
himself as opposed to the saloon
and with but one exception each
candidate stated that he did not
use intoxicants in any form and
did not seek votes from the liquor
interests.
The treasurer made report of
the conditions of his office and
presented his books for inspection.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-04-09

Frank Tyrell has recently i'm
proved the appearance of his place
by placing a neat fence on the
east side of his yard and has sown
bis yard to grass seed and we can
soon expect to see beautiful
lawn as we understand Mr.. Tyrell
is an expert in horticulture. He
has also had cesspool dug and
put in skylight window in his
residence.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-04-09

The ladies' of the M. <. Church
will serve full supper, the kind
they have a reputation for serv-
ing, next Thu, sday, April 10th.
from 5 p. m. At the church.
Adults 25 cents, children under
fourteen years, Is cents.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-04-09

Services at the Methodist Epis-
copal church for Sunday, April
18th, Easter Sunday. Sermon
and music at II o'clock suitable
to the day. Evening hour 1880
D m. The Cantata Rabboni SO
beautifully rendered by the choir
last Sunday evening, will be Civ
en- again. Sunday School 10 a.
m. Epworth League $50. Pray
Or meeting Wednesday evening
7:30 p. m. Brotherhood regular
meeting Monday evening 7:45.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-04-09

First publication. April 9. 1914.
Last publication, April 80, 1914
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-23
kals6 - Nghaaans.

Rsbsse L. VnGAt . young las.
~ mvlag - ~ Hes nDo1ss olass
thsss u11es wsse anl ssseh - owisk.
~ insaasely killsd ~ less1ay ~.
oosnesa eboos e'sleek ~ bslaG
sesusk ~ . bels = uoAtseog. o.
asoouss - ~ DspaDsse - sa1a
Wdehs vas diving ~ osao 1s6Gn
~ elsal - ~ tass. ~ wles -
~ ~ arrival se.ohs loan - ~
IN, ~ ~ hsseonl ~ sevhegs
GAGne. W1oo - lovoGo1Dnoo6 -
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- 80 ~ ~ - lnvss1na,
hoern r - Doov1nlo loolgloo. V1cso
= ~ ~ ~ ovvogll gqnea -
lroson y = ~ ~ ~ oDo0 -
~ - ~ ~ on11nC0g ooh0nC
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La Junta tribune., 1914-05-23
s..s Roomlss Iao..e R.rsl.r..ed.

Last Tuesday. DURING the dead hours
Of night. the Burns rooming house
on Santa Fe avenue was burElarised. /.
and three young men--Ira Wormau.
H. U. Wagner and Don Sanford. ali
employees Of the Palace Drug Store.
are grieving over the loas OF .
choice assortment Of personal prop
cry.
o. the l3tA Of the month. Ira
worman rented Suite No. IL In The
Burn's roo0ing houss. and the two
rooms were occupied jointly By him
self aad his fellow employees. The
employees and the proprietor. Of the
Palace having bsea working over
tims every Night this week piscins
he nsw stock In the new and pala-
tial stors In the Opssa Houss Block.
aad vhsa they retired Il would preb-
ably and have . brass band 70
waksn them. Anyway. some eae slip-
- Into the rooo during the night
and easriea avay all The money and
tsvelsy ~ could find. Ira bad 4i3
o. his inside pockst. TIE niduight
narsudsr sxtssets1 this son frsu
Ia's Doekstbooh, vssy ebaigiasly ~
D,aeias ths rubess bana afeund IL
wallet ssd psttilg Il baak h sAs
Doekss u whieA - spusd Il He
aise missed IN Elk PIN. 81 With dia-
neads. and suby ring. Wagssr
lose % II asaey anl . geld watch.
Sanford p,ayss lueky. IN q lns aoa-
- snd valuahiss hsvias bssn placed
b hls bsse ssit - detAss which was
hanging ID ths wardrobe. and The
thiss failing 70 fad anything when
he frisked his every day clothes.
Ira was warned by the laadlady
about renting . room on the l3th
Of the month. and she ADVISED hin
70 move 10 on the day following.
but lra insisesd that ~ was cot %.
psrssitious and would take . chance
On room IL any old tine. aAd bssidss
that carry e1s On bis Inside pockse
juse Ter lack. He b aov thiakinS
abeot changing hh ninA and belng
enosssa1o1Das eos awhile jsse - ~
~ = voshs oae.
~ : 49,, = - ani1aieas : se9;
Q9oE0D I'D 1otoj1 31Su1
nvS 49, ~ - son6eAlne 1eene
ise = ssss = ~ tdsstssy = ~
'esess1.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-23

Next Wednesday wiil b the resu.
~ LAY for shooling the second score
= : ssriss Of six shoots which viii
looegmlas the club champIonship Of
0ooosade. wyonlns and New Msxi.
-, asd Ne viaaias clsb wiil ~
oelve . ssephy from The DuPoat
p4W1es Company. Paymsstss WI.
l1n0e nd bic buach u shoossss sFo0
~ kvss will vlsls ~ % thae DAY
~ oss toys ealy hoDs y shew
~ - seod seoss - vas made
- ~ slssl shoee es eAs ssslss.
o(oooou rssaklln. u Victor. Deesl.
- q ~ Rseky Mouatala 1atss.
- 0oessnen's Association. n .
~ y Wnl Dsvea. - this slty.
H. eabases plaesl n ~ ss1.
0ovosansat - a0nunltjea ssl
~ ooulne lnte ceeosa1o MI ~
~ ~ lsususnsal - Ceeesa1o
~. Juss IL. - go -.
~ vill bes ful1 euoely - ~
61lo q WlssAseess. y. y. g. ~
~ = ~ lee1a Thls = - -
~ ~ ~ soness afleas e
- lnonnlly q ~ uanAoooe =
nuo)llea ~ ~ eoesoee."
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-23
0ss Totias MesIrsa sslIesi

One Of Huerts's adherents got On
the war path In Ia Junta last Mos.
day. while walking along the stree4
In front Of . Mexican home ~
thought he recognised villa. OF sooe
other constitutionalist. on the Inside.
and blased away With bis trusty slx.
shooter. shooting . hole through .
glass door. He made his setaway.
but vas arrsstsd The ns1t day h
Rocky Ford and brought Iowa 70 ~
county ssat ~ Nssshal Biehslbsrgse.
TIE shoot-sm.up Mexican y knovn
- Dairo Garcia. asd Il b ~ tA1e1
tlns that ~ has bssa asFssls1 IT,
carrying eoaesaIsd weapons. ~ .
preliminary hs was bouad evss y ~
district eouet. end ~ having oeoo
eeaesalsd o. ne pssssa was es6eso1
eeanletef - ths 0oeso e0uaey ~
tils y await ths sstiea - ~ ~
tsies eoust.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-23
~ 1Issr 3 Ne a6sse

Tue I0Jo t50u1 moving picture
show. o. the corner q Colorado ave
aue and West Pirse street. after q
soaswhat ehsckssed career dusinl
ehs past few mouths. b sow nu0.
Lesssi among the thisss that have
bees. Last week it vas announced
With nuch Blowing os tsuapsts. thai
~ indiviaual from PusSao. With N.
limited capltsl. had leased the Idle
Hcus and vas eolas 70 show the
people Of Ia Junta what . real pic.
turs show. With vaudeville accom-
psnlmsnt. vas like. TIE front ol
The l1ls Hour wss paintsd . brilliant
hue b. . local psiatss. and de great
eDsaing vas scheduled for The 18Th
snd later postpoasd 70 the isth. Ths
nsst dine Il wss postpossd ladesinits-
b. sad IL Pusblo manager lsst
tewn between twe days. leaving ths
local paiates and his moving pc.
turs operator 70 mourn bis unsimely
aad unexpected departure. Later
~ equipment os ~ IlIs Hour wss
purchased b. J. ". re11. q shs
Rousts Thsatss. DaSt - ths ssats
bslss seid 70 c. ". Wea6ssiy. end
ths baiascs. ee ~ ssssposas bsiaa
sAipos1 ~ ~ pursAssss - Rseky
pesd. II Juata vill sew have - b
ceassas ~ gsstias slsas vtsh tws
nevins peetaee sheua. w4IeA w1ll y
. great sussleleaey ses alI psnesteaI
purpesea.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-23
C'.~~ Play Nssscai Frssra~

Not only are we 70 BE- entestainsd
with good comedy st the opera houss
on Monday next. but with good 10.
strumental music also.
Mr.. G. y. Nash has arranged the
following varied and bright program
which will b. rendered during the
evening BY an orchestra Of ten
pieces:
Medley Overture-"College Sonss'
....... ........ Arr. by Rscker
Between acts ! and IL:
Sslection--"The Pink Lady.
................ .Cary11
Between acts II and III:
ta) Hawaiian Love Song-"Aloha
He. Arr. BY e. D. Mash
tbD True Blue Song--"l.addie".
............ .Strooe
tc) Indian Novclty--"Kissame".
.0omeouc8
Exit-Msrch:
Two-slsp College Yeil". ......
............... ........ Brewer
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-23
AsssAer ~ ~ = u wsrpaa

p
Asoshsr .eonss - aas sron ~
wlj1s q Kansas ~ - the vasDath
ae owoah Iaae Saturday anl beea0e
- ebsessDeseus that - ~ - s1eaa
~ ~ ~ nv 0asshal. Chss.es r.
vott. ut wteh WI loll9eesat see
60. He vas assesos1 asl Daaes ha1
- esaaisattea beesss ju1Os Tsess.
- tAls ~. - . sAasoo - assauler
lng - eeflsse 80 llseuseong ~
eu1esu1e q ~ DeoooeGl v1llaOs q
owiak. 1le vas 0lvea t1lgly 1Av4 y
~ - - 80 - ~ o1oEUoA ~
y ~ opusss - two 0eoo1o ooGh(
- beoone lely soeog- -0t11o 1v1no
- ~ teeoev = ~ ~ DooDoe q
oeeeo eeooev.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-23
- 6slIsel uIhlb1s

0Rhillts ef wosk loae n ~ eoul-
0sEelal. lsoksstic se5o0oo ~ undn-:
- ePkiaiag 1sVattnsass vill oo -
poaye1 ~ ~ heys' Club baili ~ -
We11os1ay and Thsrs1ay. NJ 35tA
~ ssh. iron 10 .. =. - - ~.
lren : ,. -. 70 s ,. ~. an1 No. q
,. =. - =.
nxhihoes Of drawiag cad q 80
ether school work y psplls = ~
~ disOlayed viii ~ held h eoGh
roon ef ~ s,snsasasy schools fFon
3:Se ,. =. 70 Z ,. n. o. We1Dss1Ay
and Thurs1ay. Nay stu Esd soth.
rroa 3:ss until 3:ee ,. y. q ~
1Ays nsntiensl Asaeasssatleas =
reading. sDsIiiss. nunbss wosk. lan-
guAOs uosk. aAd nuslc will ~ ~.
= ~ ~ DsotIs b thslr reeoesatveI
!
tss1sd V ~ Ussssss u ~ ~ ~
sral elaD rooms II which thsy ~
BE- respectively reprsssatsd By Duplls
In school.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-23
IL Jsssa t;ss t'Isb

On account of 10 much shooting ~
tournaments. and every other We'd
nesdsy having been ret aside for
shooting ON DUPONT Powder Tro-
phles. only . few ri the shooters
slowed UP for prsctice ON May i7th.
Scores are o. follow:
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-23
rssA AA1lllas 80 60

fAsss vili pssSally - sevesol ~
sssl1sasse se0s1s1 = RooA ~ =
1uFiag ~ eonln6 ooonos. 80 4
thae eses1oesy ~ ~ eDgooo)>
vish ~ sswss. ~ oa1eaG ~ NJ
seaOeooo1 . ~ loOo - ~
~ tDeeks y Rast Ao1l(11
- vUusoooq1h s1gQo
ooveotv-ovo NJ ~ =
noooeD. vogo o1coG111 IN
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-23

~ bssa purchased st red6T Dsses
unporlun. oeherwlss known y faDe
- the Rsxall Drus store. Il vas
Derfeetiy legal whsskey." however.
- the labsi DISCLOSED the fact that Il
had bssa sold 4oa . prescription.
issusd b. Dr. =. n. white. Nelson
nd hs pai1 80 cents for the pre-.
seription. which msds Il rather ex-
Deasive whlsksy. Nelson also said
hat Il was very difficult matter To
purchase drug storv ~hlskey In Ia
Junta nowsdays. unlesx you were
armed with = phyxicisn'S prescrip-
Ton. and that this was m entirely
new condition. ~ he had never had
any trouble until Just recently.
The two young men we're given .
hearing before Judge Powsrs In
Swink. and sentenced 70 ten days In
ths Otsro county bsstile. where they
viii have an opportunity 30 ponder
over their evil ways aud bc brought
70 = realization Of the fact that moth
ing good ever came from indulgence
II drug store whiskey-even when
sold for family use only"
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-23
coLUMBIAx SCHOOL GARDENS
Pupils Much Enfhusetl Over Garsien
Trart. ard Prospect of Winning
Prines.

The first grade pupils report
twenty-six gardens. six Of which con-
tain flowers only. and three veget-
ables. the remaining sevsnteen hiv-
ing both flowers and vegetables.
Twelve Of the children did their own
sDsdins. THE gardens mage from
smsll beds TO about half lot. The
wiadow boxes contain tomato and
cabbage plants. They are 70 be d.
vidsd among the pupils.
The childrsn Of the second grade
rsport tvsnty-one gardens. Two
are vegetable gardens. and nins are
mined. flower and vegetables. Eight
giris. with sens assistance. spadsd
their gardens. Eight boys did Ill
tAsir own spsdias. They report
that all are coming up. some havs
radisAss and ealons ready for Tie a.
bls. Allan Ritter has bssn ssllins
seos Of his onions. Ths wiadow
bexss contain tomato plants. They
are nov ready 70 transplant.
he boys and girls Of The thir1
sraAs have ia square feet IL hons
gardens. Eleven did their own
sDa1lns. Most ot the gaf1sas are
~ flowers aud vegetables mixed.
Fifteen ehildren report seeds ~.
Fosr have satsa rpdishes grown in
their own gardens.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-23

49, vesG eeB0S ~ DuSSDY ~
commended that the petitions for arc
tights on the corner Of Fossth street
and Dsrnes avenue. and also ON
Third street aud Belmont avenue be
denied. and on motion the petitions
were laid on the table.
The council then spent consider.
able time In discussing the poll tax
and auto fire truck problems. J. r.
Hubbard has collected about $500 In
poll tax. but many good citizens
have refused 70 pay on the ground
that Il Ii not legal. The city attor-
ney says that the tax Ia legal aud can
be- collected. 10 the city Ii going 10
file suits against some Of the prom
inent citizens who have refused 10
punslc up and have the matter
threshsd out In court.
Nothing definite was decided upon
In the matter Of purchasing = fire
auto truck. The city has received =
proposition from the American-I.a
France Fire Engine Company. Of Ei-
mira. ~. r.. 10 install an up date
auto fire truck for $500. The city
of Albuquerque has had one Of these
fire trucks for several months and Il
has given excellent satisfaction. 70
much 10 that they have placed their
order for another one. The equip.
ment includes an 500 gallon per
minute pump. = 7s.horse power en-.
gine. capable Of developins l0s
horne power. and l.eee fest Of hose.
Streams can be throwa from ths ~.
70 truck In thres different dirsctions.
all at one aud the sane time from
asy ars hydrans 70 which Il II n.
tached. IL Junta realised last DE-
cember. whsn two husinsss blocks
were destroyed b. ars. that moro ID.
equsts fire protsesios wss nssded,
aad nov. whea alternate euthu.
slasn b u . white Asas. 10 . sood
ums 70 ~ that somsthlag along thla
line 10 acconpjisAsd.
After allowlas ths usual auohsg
Of bllls ths city fathess adjourned.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-23
osEnsns VsssaA ova1N

level NuDoFs: 0e1taoa oquAro
yards. eoalajss raAishss. osloas.
nssk1sloss. cscsabsss and flowers.
Poster 0ayrs's: Sixtssa square
yards. contains hssns. susar ease.
rsdishes. lettuce. potatoes. turnips.
corn aad peas.
Kenneth Nobss's: Forty Ssse
SQUARE. eoatains oaioas. sadlshes.
cucumbess. lsteucs. bssts. peas. POP
ezra. sauasAss. cabbsgs aad tosna-
toss.
Everett Dsrreii's: Finy feet
square. contsins oaions. radishss.
bssss. Isstuce. bsaas asd flowssA
Frank Hastour's: Fifty-fivs
square feet. coataias psss. bsans. lss-
tuce. carrots. onions. sadishss. Gu
cvmbers aad fIowess.
Harry Nellisr's: >sxss fsst. Coa-
tsins punpkIns. beans and oaiops.
Robsrt Middlssoa's: Seven yards
~ forsy-oas yards. costaias psas.
bsaas. eaioas. bsess. lettuce. eu-
eumbsss and flowsss.
Anna Brsanaa's: Tea sees ~ one
sad oas-hais fsst. Cossaias lsstscs
aad sadlshes.
Edgar Hubbard's: Thissssa seet
~ shlsisss ssst. costaiss vsgst-
ablss aad flewsfs.
Cilntos Stewards: Twenty-Five
feet b. twenty-five test. Coatalas
vegetables.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-23
vl6lh (lgsdla.

rhess ass thisey-ewo DuDlls b osS
rse0. tvssty.sve - shen have oar
dssA Most q ths eas1sss sssealn
lestuss. ea1bsAss. ealeas. eabeaoe 80
ssaasssss. NJ eabaa0s sa1 lsaa-
y poasss ass sssa ~ vts6ev bssss
q sehseo. ~ Osr1sss ssaos -
~ fee0 lssOs eass - vesy s0all
ssea Tifssss - ~ DsOels Rs0ess
veoeeahoss lasDs saesah ~ eatee
~ I've = ~ DsDals have ealy
6Dovess y shsls sss1ses.
ngLoDG noolpoDoDe
49, - plaa1s
Ne ~ 6ous 6oan - sse1s - eas
soen. oeos M bsouGbe ~ ~
~ boeheoD evoo <hels oae1ons q
ogoA q ~ = ~ esse1os ~
~ oonaoj1 ea1oaoo. ee0oooos 80
l)o0os 49,. oo0s - ~ Glovss
49, ~ ~ oo0e - ooonooo ~
- ~ ~ nsle ~ = \
~ ouooaOo ~ 60 - ~
- 0DoVsono enoooGe ~ 6to1on
IN - oolno q ~ elnooO CDdocD
- 49, no1o - osaneDooo( = -
| GpCoDGA - y oDon0. - ~ =
60 onlDoo - - - -
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La Junta tribune., 1914-05-23

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& ~ 49, |SGs M Ss
neaah. ~ ~ 4. ~ ~ -
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commended that the petitions for arc
fights on the corner Of Fosrth street
and Harness avenue. and also on
Third street and Belmoat avenue be
denied. and ON motion the petitions
were laid on the table.
The council then spent consider.
able time In discussing the poll tax
and auto fire truck problems. J. r.
Hubbard has collected about 5000 In
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-14
RuBPA|NS FROM
SORE, LAME BACK.
Rub Backachc away with small
trial bottle Of old "St.
Jacobs OIL r

Back hurt you? Can't straigh
zen up without feeling sudden pains
sharp aches and twinges? Nov
listen! That's lumbago, sciattca o.;
maybe from u strain, and you'll ge'
blessed relief the moment you rul
your back with soothing, penetrat
Ing "St. Jacobs OIL Nothing els,
takes out :oreness. lameness ant
stiffness SO quickly. You simpl,
rub it on and out comes the ain, !.
is perfectly harmless and doesn't
burn or discolor the skin.
Timber up! Don't suffer! Get I
small trial bottle from any drui
store, and after using it just once
you'll forget that you ever had back
ache, lumbago or sciatica, because
your back will never hurt or caus,
any more misery. 1t never disap
points and has been recommended
for so years.