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Don't Tobacco Spit and smoke Your Life
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ST0DDAR0 & ROSS, MissouIa, Montana
Real Estate--City and Country

A FEW LEFT-We will sell the balance of our
orchard acres at a bargain. If called for at once.
Don't delay; this is an opportunity of a lifetime.
One mile from city and near schools of city. Call
on us or write for particular.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
The above reward will be paid to any
person returning to my office at Anaconda
or giving information that will lead to the
recovery of a brown and white pointer
dog, stolen about the 12th of July; dog an
swers to the name of Fred. L. NJ. Rookie
Teller. Anaconda.
LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE GIVEN
for return of Fulton bicycle, No. 3l,0so,
to +. b. Wright. Anaconda, bank build
ing.
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

MADAM VAN TASSELL, CLAIRVOY-
ant and mind reader, just arrived. 112
Cedar St. opposite city hall, Anaconda.
MADAM FRANKLIN, MEDIUM. WILL
tell your whole life. Room 3. over Red
Boot. Butte.
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WESTERN MONTANA

me western Montana once OF the Standard 10
n. 2is Hixrsss avenue. opposite Postofhce. Mis-
SCALA Telephone Ne lis. Advertising rates
furnished on application.
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BITTER ROOT VALLEY RANCHES

BITTER ROOT VALLEY RANCHES
$1,000 acres. 3 miles from town, splen-
did water right, orchard 100 trees; deep,
rich soil. ordinary buildings, delightful To-
cation for home.
S,200-160 acres 3 miles from town: 60
acres rich meadow, orchard 800 trees. am
pie water right, neat 5-room cottage, rood
barn and outbuildings.
$S00-l60 acres 2 miles from Missoula;
small orchard, ordinary buildings, all un-
der fence; immediate possession. Address
George +. Brooks, Real Estate, Missoula,
Mont.
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BITTER ROOT FARMS-CHOICE BAR
gains i'm fruit, hay and grain farms.
Write full particulars of what you want
to j. w. Rely, Missoula, Mont.
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MIsCEiLANEOUS.
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING -
work guaranteed. sol w. Park, Ana
conda.
$50 RE WARD FOR INFORMATION
that will enable the conviction of par
ties guilty of tearing down and aking
away any part of the hosting works on
the Union mining claim. north of Wal
kerville, Mont. Twenty dollars reward
for information that will enable the
conviction of parties guilty OF dumping
refuse on the Eagle lode claim, north OF
walkerville, Mont. Charles c. Rueger.
BOARD AND ROOM 81 PER DAY; DIN
ing room entirely under new manage
ment, Avon House, 215 Alaska. Butte.
CLOSING OUT MILLINERY AND
Hair Goods. 400 E. Park. Anaconda.
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SNAP IN PROPERTY NEAR GAGNON
mine. House and lot on East side, 81, 800.
A few lots i'm Centerville; also two good
lots in Stevens addition. House and lot
near Excelsior ST., 81, 200. Reek a Morgan,
room Z Silver Bow block, Butte.
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A LARGE BUSINESS LOT, 42x1O0, CEN
trally located, cheap and on easy terms:
good building on this lot; will pay 22 per
cent. per month on investment. Cobban
Loan q Realty Co., 80 w. Granite, Butte.
TWO 4-ROOM BRICK HOUSES FOR
sale cheap; part cash. Inquire 500 Alder
St, Anaconda.
SIX ROOM HOUSE AND TWO FULL
lots. 40 Birch street. Anaconda.
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WANT ADVS.

q word for the first insertion and / cent .
word for each subsequent insertion. No
edvts. taken for less than % cents.
Classified advs. per line per month. d. 81 rs
Count 6 words to the line.)
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HOTEL AMI RANCH-DO o WANT
a good hotel business and paying stock
ranch? $500 will buya good country no.
tel, doing good business; large stock farm
with some hay land; 500 acres pasture
fenced. large barn, blacksmith shop and
other buildings; farm machinery and so
head of horses; will more than pay for
itself in one year. Cobban Loan * Realty
Co.. 80 w. Granite ST., Butte.
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THE BEST LARGE HAY AND STOCK
ranch in Montana; 1850 acres patented
land, with buildings. fences. etc, worth
$40 per acre; for quick sale $4,000 takes it
all, or would be divided into two or more
farms: best range i'm mountains surround
ing; railroad runs through, ~ miles from
depot and town; no such bargain i'm large
ranch has been offered in this state; just
think of 1t. less than "a per acre, all i'm
provements thrown i'm, and 1,500 acres is
hay land worth S25 per acre. Cobban Loan
q Realty Co. SO w. Granite ST.. Butte.
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FOR MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE - MONTANA LODGING
house. s. w. Cor. Main and Galena,
Butte.
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OCULIsTs.

Practice limited to Eye. Ear. Nose,
Throat and Chest. Office Postoffice build
ing. rs East Broadway. Butte. Mont
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Leading Business Firms Of Montana.

ONCE half a block north OF p. @.
40 North main ST.. Butte.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED THREE wOODCHOPPERS
to contract for cutting 100 to l.5O0 cords
wood for Emery mine, Emery, Mont. APP
ply at mine.
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PHYSICIANS.

Office 80 East Granite street, Butte.
Office hours, 9-12 a. m. and 2-6 and 7-s
n. m.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-10
DEAF S.

IN this city, Nov. 8, Charles II. Anderson
aged I'll wears 10 months 10 days.
fFuneral on Friday alter .rl zen at o'clock,
In this CITY. Nov g. George Dewey. youngest
soa of n. Nettie ana Charles e. Nelson. aged
8 months days. o..ut., u c...
aged "a years months.
fNoties Of funeral hereafter.l
In Cape Elizabeth. Nov. s, Lewis +. Dyer,
aged so years 7months 3.days.
! funeral on Friday afternoon at o'clock,
from his late residence. 1,s.u.
In New Meadows. Nov. g. Charles Gross. for-
In brunswick. Nov. 3, Mrs. Della Winter, aged
20 years.
In North No3leboro, Oct. 81, Francis G. Flagg
aged b5 years
In Mt Desert, Oct 2e. Mrs. Nancy F. Fernald
aged 10 years.
In South Orrington Oct. 25. Mrs. Martha
E. Nye, aged "a years.
In Noblebore, Oct 81, Francis G. Flagg, aged
56 years months.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-10

theatre-go will be the offering at the
Portland Theatre on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings, November 10, II
and l2 and Saturday matinee. 1T win be
interpreted by the 'Bon-Ton Bur,
lesquers," an organization which is said
to rank with the best of it's class on the
road. 1t will come here equipped with
every essential of first class attraction,
and with elaborate scenery and gorgeous
wardrobe.
The comedians are said to be clever, the
vaudeville performers stars in their re.
spective lines, and the chorus composed
of handsome and talented burIesquers
The entertainment is said to be sparkling
with novelties and there will not be
dull moment throughout the length OF
the performance Reserved seats are now
on sale.
ZEPHRA.
The committee in charge OF Aepnra, tne
spectacle to be given at the Jefferson the
last five nights and Saturday matinee of
next week. have form mulated little
scheme that is arousing great interest
among the participants. Each person
attending the entertainment will be given
a voting coupon emitting him to vote
for the class or chorus he considers the
most popular in the spectacle and at
the end of the week the class having re-
ceived the highest number of votes will
receive a twenty dollar gold piece. Bal
lot hoxes will be placed In the lohbv ofsthe
theatre wherein2 the votes can be placed.
These I.oxes will be open each day and
evening to the public and committee has
been appointed by the classes to take
charge of and count the votes.
Yesterday morning landau drawn by
four black horses appeared upon the
streets advertising the show. The car.
riage was occupied by two pages and a
of the Brownies in costume, and
upon the seat with the driver was
bugler, "a la tallyho. The equipage at
tracted considerable attention and was
gotten out for the purpose of distributing
the 20.page souvenirs issued by Bosworth
Relief Corps committee, and which is
gotten up with tasty photographic cover
and contains the roster of participants,
the story and synopsis of the spectacle
finely illustrated with half tone engray.
ings. The advance sale of seats opens
this morning at o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

These real estate transfers have been re-
corded:
George E. Currier to Peter W. Butler,
both of Portland, for S400, land in Scar
boro.
Nellie P. Shaw to Charlotte S. 5rank,
both of Gray, land in Gray.
Il. b. Winslow to Levi w. Robinson,
both Of Casco, for $500, land with build
ings in Casco.
Martha A Loveitt to Rebecca Loveit5,
both Of Portland, land with buildings on
Mayo street.
Nathan Maxfield to Levi G. Maxfield,
both of Casco, for $500, land in Casco.
Mary w. Shaw of Cumberland to Albert
Z. Maddocks for $500, land in Cumber'
land.
Della Nancy to Bert B. Tupper. both Of
Port and, land with buildings on Stanford
street.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-10
BOWLING.

At Pines alleys last night the Waser-
leys and Arlington met, the rleys
winning all three strings by making the
largest three string total that was ever
bowled in this alley, 1898 Hoslin was high
for singles. 10, and Silvia made the
grand three string total Of 3O4 The
Arlingtons bowled an up hill game and
Captain Higgins is to be commented for
keeping his team together. But we hope
they will practice more and be up with
the leaders at the end of the to ornament.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-10
: SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF.

DR.. Gallaudet, the celebrated deaf mute
teacher, arrived from Washington :es.er-
day on the Pm. train and was taken at
once to tho school for the deaf and dined
with the officers of the school. In the eve
ming there was an informal reception
tendered DR.. Gallaudet, attended by the
trustees, and all the teachers, His Honor,
Mayor Randall ami other well known
citizens 1h 2 was no speech making.
This morning DR.. Gallaudet will inspect
the school.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-10

made by Perry by lucky drives from the
center of the hall. John Smith made no
less than 81 distinct stops the most OF
them hard ones to stop, IN this periou'
while A lien had ten.
The second period opened up with sucn
| tornado like rapidity that the audiences
simply went wild with excitement IL
| was awfuliy fast work for the secohu
game of the season and showea onao
Maine is fast beginning to get the swlioeSo
polo in the country. Great was tne ap-
plause when Mckay landed the nrst goai
for Portland by fine shot from tne sloe
of the hall. A minute or SO later ana SAc'
Kay made handsome carom pass W
Whipnle and with the accuracy whlcn
distinguishes him this year Whipple
landed the ball in Rocktand's cage. we
were even with them AMI the game pe-
came faster than ever. Campbell maze d
drive at the RockIand cage. Maynard
jumped in front of it and took the ball IN
his arms to sa We a goal. He did II ana
then came the mix up. For minute
there was regular football game going
on around the Rockland cage. Heaven
only knows how many fouls were made
there. and how many stops Smith made.
but with "a pile of polo players high
enough to toppleo over the cage Rocklano |
got the bali up to the other end of8the
hall and won their third goal, putting
them one in the lead. Then Mckay tied
the score again by a Beautiful shot and
thus the second period ended.
There was whirlw1nd of play when
the two teams went at 1t in the Last
eriod. Nothing like it has been here IN
seasons past. Finally Phelan. and short
ly afterwards Maynard. got goal each
for the visitors and our chances seemed
small indeed. But the Portlands never
lost their courage. John Turnbull, fight
ing like Trojan, fell in the midst OF the
strife and 1t was some time before he was
able to resume his work. 1t was work for
Turnbull too, and he more than did his
share of hustling. John Allen too, at
tempted to rush the ball and almost suc-
oeeded in getting goal by his mad rush.
The last two minutes play were reH hot
and the crowd was simply crazy with de-
light. Rookland played strictly on the
defensive and were almost tuckered out |
when Portland got another goal by a
handsome drive from Whipple. But with
only minnie and some seconds left to
play Portland's chance of winning was
small, though they finished losers like
heroes. fighting to the very last second
and keeping Rockland guessing all the
time. 1t was magnificent game
Line up and summary:
Portland Campbell and Whipple, rush-
ers; Mckay, center; Turnbull, half back;
Allen, goal; Spear, substitute.
Rockland--Jason and Perry, rushers
Phelan, center; Maynard, half back; j.
Smith, goal.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-10
AUGUSTA DEFEATS BANGOR.

Augusta, November 9-Bangor opened
the polo season here tonight. being easily
defeated by Augusta. For two periods
the game WAS very lively and even, but
Augusta then walked away from Ban
gor Features were Jason's playing IN
crippled condition, passing and driving
by Augusta and eastman in goal Line
up:
Augusta -Houghton, Gay. rush ers;
Hadley, centre; O'Hara, half BACK
O'Malley, goal.
Bangor-Jason, Walton. rushers; MIC
Gown, centre; Greenleaf, half back; oasn'
man, goal.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-10
MARRIAGES.

In this city, Nov. O. by Rev. Luther Freeman
Silas +. Ail. of Berlin, N. a.. and Miss Maggie
j. Fitzgerald OF Lowell Mass.
4 In Bath. Nov. 2, Charles Ii. Frost and Miss
Lillian M..Seavey, both Of Boston.
! In Calais, Oct 80. Ernest j. Lee of Bangor
and Miss Irene Rollins of Orient
In Bridgton. Oct. 29. VIM. l.. Holt and Miss
Olive A. Smith.
In South Waldoboro. John "A. Haupt and Mrs.
Harriet 0. Burns.
In Bangor. Nov. !, Russell M. Stanley of Ban
por and Miss Maggie +. French of Carmel.
Ia Wesl Athens, Nov. 1. Edwin Q. Poland and
Mre. Cora B. Forbes.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-10
!
SPECIAL SALE
Mems Furnishings
FOR
FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
s Mas , ssl. @ s s
AZ nt> each. she hosons fancy Madras
cIOiE woven. not printed
stripes: sale price three for sl.oo,. tseoa SO
Yoke and extension Collar BAND and are guar
antaeH fast color
fasten behind. q. only 40 cents each; agarea
ne 'ie lot ANA many patterns - ''"'' '''0'' :"
dozen Mems Jersey Overshirts, SO cent quality.
price during sale 3B cents each There@Fe TWO
coIors-brown and navy blue. All sizes from
Ii E.2 10 Is.
Jers Overshrts SO cents each
such sold al SO cents There are sew
erai diffeFent cosors i'm these Jerseys and they
are all new goods.
dozen Mems Navy Blue Flannel 1925 Over
shirts 81 each. Made with
pocket, faced sleeves. fined back and double
stitched
LOt o Mems regular Conde Winter Under
cheaper everaMeW IL TO be offer
ed bef0re--a9 CENTS. nc is s09I and serviceabie
Will shrink like most underwear.
Odd OF o Mems regular 81 rs and 81. 90 Fleece
Lined UndeTxy 80 There most
all sizes of shirts drawers i'm the lot Ht
the regular Weafher-pr0Of goods.
Remember, This Sale Is Tomorrow and Saturday.
Ii any of the menfoIks cannot come send by
the W0menfOks.
CT AT SAL
Or --
Umbrella
NOW GOING ON :

There never was time before when
we offered SO many good rain Umbrellas
SO cheap.
Large lot OF M ems Fine English Gloria
2S inch Umbrellas such as usually sell at
98 cents, Wji be sold at 70 cents each.
They hava best steel rods and paragon
frames, and fine Congo handles with sli-
yer trimmings. Fast black.
lot of EE ems Fast Black TWiiled coroia
"a inch umbrellas at 50 cents EACH These
are very fine umbrellas and are equal in
wear and appearance to the ones ussaaliy
SOLD at 9l.5o.
Lot of Ladies' SIPS coroIa SILK 26
inch Umbrellas at only 93 cents each.
These are up-to-date; have steel rods and
fire Congo handles with silvsred SSedge.s
to keep them from splitting.
lot OF ladies' SILK Finished coroia IS
inch Umbrellas with fine silver trimmed
CONGO handles, and steel rods, at only 85
cents each. ltwould be hard to beat these
umbrellas for service, and they are stylish
Iy made.
Lot Of School Umbrellas, fast Esack
English Gloria, at 32 cents, 81 cents and
48 cents each. The 81 cent and 4S cent
ones are large enough for ladies'.
Now is the Tina TO lay in stock Of Umbrellas while
they are sold so cheap.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-10
THE MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE ROBINSON.

Wednesday-Wm. Joudary and Lovina
Joudary, intoxication, each fined s5 and
one-hait costs. 20
John Edwards. intoxication, fined 81
and costs. ..,s+ u 49, gaae -
Patrick McBrady, intoxication, ninety
days in the county Jail.
William Flynn. iptoxicetion, fined 80
and costs.
Joha i. Herbert, intoxioation, fined 50
and costs.
Jasper Hart, intoxication, fined S5 and
costs.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-10
PORTLAND LODGE.

Portland lodge, f. and A. NJ No. 1,
held it's I37th annual meeting last evening
and made choice of the following officers
w. M-Georgs w. Sturgis.
S. W.-Thomas II. Mcdonald.
j. W.--Charles G.. Berry.
Ireasurer-Wn. o. Fox.
Secretary-George +. Gould.
Masonic bert b. Swift.
Committee of William N.
Howe, Erman d. Eastman, Herbert W.
Re binson.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-10

Score-BramhallS, z; LovetiSs l. fouis
Bramhalls /. Referee-F. W. Mcintosh
NOTES.
There are no games tonight. Portland
plays in Bangor on Friday night. Bath
plays at Augusta the same night Satur.
day night Portland plays at Bath and
Augusta at Rockland. Monday night
Lewiston opens the season here with
Portland.
Union hall in Bangor where polo is
played. got on fire Tuesday morning and
burnedup part of one of Manager French 8
and part of the floor. The hall will be
cages all right for the game on Friday.
however.
Bangor's team had hard luck in open
ing the season. having one man hurt and
another badly bruised up in the first
game. This team will be hard one to
defeat little later in the season.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-10
THE ANA TEUR GAME.

The amateur game was not very in
teresting last night owing to the fact that
the teams have not yet had much time to
practice. If they wish to keep in the race
with the Spauldings and South Portlands
these teams will have to work hard.
Line up and summary.
Loyells-W. Woodbury. and MoGovern,
rushers; Smart, center; Flav1n, hall
back; Phillips, goal; Horton, substitute.
Bramhalls = Fitzgerald and X. Spear,
rushers; Hinkley, center; Littlejohn,
half buck; L. 6. Woodbury., goal.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-10
MESSIAH FAIR.
Fadettes to be Heard at the Auditorium
Today.

This morning at 10 O'Clock the fair of
the Ladies' AID of the Church of the
Messiah opens at the Auditorium and
indications point to grand success, and
the large audience room will be pretty
sight, as there ars to be handsomely dec
Grated booths of modern and antique pat
terms, which are to be brilliantly lighted
by colored electric lights.
The Fadettes, whom everybody will
want to hear will give two Of their de-
lightful concerts, the afternoon concert
commencing at 8 and the evening at
O. clock. The Fadettes are sure of warm
reception, as they are great favorites in
this vicinity.
The following programme will be given
today:
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-10
NEW ADvERrrsEmENrs.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

- ADVERTISEMENT NEW ADvERrrsEmENrs
sa gks5kf IN M tE kogSssS
szka2s1 - : | SRofE4sss !.
ss."'.s ss.".'s. FOR One DAY ONLY.
TODAY, NOV. 10.
LADIES HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
The bargains to be offered at this sale are equal if
not superior to those in any other sale we have ever
held Every piece is perfect bought for this Falls bus
mess. iiA4
LOT ONE Ladies' heavy ingram hose unbeached
heel and toe, high spiced heel and double soe very
heavy feeced Regular 900 Stockings Today 25c pair
LOT TWO The best 25e hd hose have offered heavy
and erviceabe, plain or ribbed top Today 100 pair
LOT THREE heavy black ingram hose, high spIed
heel, double sole, unbIeached split feet. Regular soc
goods. Today 2o pair
LOT FOUR AmaIlo ladies' fancy plaid cashmere hose Goods
that sell regularly for SIS and ZOO Today 79c pair
ONE LOT. Boys wool hose extra heavy and ribbed sizes
to TO- Regular price soc pair. Today 25c pair
LIN Ladies' Underwear exceptional opportunities will be offered
buy onab goods fractional part Of the actual value for day
only
Ladies' Combination Suits white and natural color that
sell regularly for $500 each Todayoe day only $40 each
One lot ladies' white cotton vests the always sell for half dol
lar. Today-one day only, 2oc each
small ladies short vespans only
Regular prices S1oo and 1875 Today 400
25c Jersey Vests and Pants. Today ioc
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-10

Score-Rockland S; Portland, A. Stops
Smith, As; Allen, 20. Referee-Mr. j.
W. Kelley. Timer-Mr. Dyer. Scorer
Mr. A. S. Marr
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-10
WAVERLEYS.
ARLINGTONS

Friday night Wayerleys and Shutters
Following is the result of the bowling
at South Portland yesterday:
C0NNnRnG
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-10

AFTERNOON.
Maroh--Spirit of Liberty, Rosenberg
Oyerture-Light Cavalry. Won Suppe
Concert Waltz-Vienna Girls. Ziehrer
Solo for Cornet-The Holy City, Adams
Miss Grace Gooding.
Gems from the opera Carmen, Bizet
Floral Dance, Langley
a, Loves Dream After the Ball, Czibulka
String Orchestra.
Cayatina, Raft
Selections from The Serenade, Herbert
Finale-Unter Uns Schwarzen, Lewis
EVENING.
March--Ihe Three Guardsmen, RinQwald
Overture-Rosamunde Schubert
Intermezzo from ballet music Malta,
Delibes
Brass Notwithstanding Sersnade, Abt
Misses Gooding, Grover, Cunningham
and Yeaton.
Czardas-Last Love, Braham
Largo, Handel
Miss Chandler, Solo Violin.
Grand Selection from opera Tannhauser,
Wagner
Dance of the Gnomes, Carroll
Musical Scenes from Scotland, Langley
a, At Georgia Campmeeting, Mills
b. American Patrol, Meachaln
The Market street entrance has been
completed and will be used during the
fair. Admission to the fair will he free
from 10 until O'Clock and from 4.s0 to
z. If you want frst-olass hot turkey
dinner, you can get it at the Auditorium.
Sea advertisements
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-10
NOTES.

oore-Bramhalls z; LovelIs. 1. Fouls
: Bramhalls, /. Referee-F. W. Mcintosh
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-03-02
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

EASTWARD HOUND.
No. . Atlantic Express arrives. u 10 = m
i.n.rt, ....,-. ......... s;.0 IN
NJ lt1,ic,s su Limited arrives. 80. s:tu IN
,t.n,rys ........... 3:tl "a IN
Sn q Iscuyer and Pueblo arrives. IL: OH IN
drt,rt. ...,............. ls.iD II,
Sn !, q aud Chicago, Ex arrives. s.tU n III
d,-u.,,. ...,....... ......... $50 III
yo - EIna.s, Expr,.,s arrives. -. li:2D III
No a i,x, ,i freight fr,n i'u bia AR. 7:U0 T.
So - local freight. departs at. 1:iJ n IN
WEST HOUND.
o. colo and Utuh Es, arrives. I:Is II III
t.n.r,s ......-..... I.s5 M
No. soi--Neiiie bly," "...-.-.- leaves 10 IN
10. ~ Way freight departs. ......... a:9 IN
No. 81. Way frcip ht from east arr. o:" IN
SOUTH HOuND.
So California Expre.s arrives 49,. 4:1s n IN
tan..r,s .......... 4:2s
xo q sr,iffnrni, Expr,.ss arrives .....II 40 IN
d.nnrf, .... o.. .......l .ll:'i p IN
So =. N,,ico and Cal express, ar. $50 m
J.n.,fs ....... 1:iU IN