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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-01-19
Jury List for 1903.

Under Section 3947 the Board of
Commissioners selected from the
poll lists of the several precincts in
Gilmore county the names of $50
persons competent to serve as jnrors
for the ensuing year:
ATLANTA-Theodore Walters, c. " Smith s. A.
oglesby, @. p Newton, F. Struckman, Ed R. Gaetz,
r. g. Browne, S. II. Malby.
ROCKY BARS s Brady. W Fitzwater, John c.
Hays, Hartman, Dudley, Foley Abbott, VIM. +.
Howard, | 7 Fitzwater, Martin Knittle. Nichols,
Clarence Nicholson, Jas McAtee, Jas Watson, Henry
Erwin, Oliver lawson Jas mundeil, @ Smart os
car Shrait, c Epperson, Jones, Jas Fregonning
JUNCTION BARE Stevens, Martin Kisler
Geo Clark, Lou Roberts, Sam Galloway.
PINE GRoVE-Jas Gray, Sautell, Charles d.
Canon, J A silverton, Robt Gray, II Kelton.
LITTLE CAMAS-Geo Litz, Cy N Doom, Chas W
Cook Scion Mccoy, VIM II Little, o Jasper, Dan
Reber, Chas Geerhart, VIM Stinson.
NEAL-Andrew bowling, Amos Lee, Jas Robins.
baugh, Paskel Taylor, oren Stevens Leedy, Albert
knight J II Gundaker, Chas Mcclure, chas Jack
MAYFIELD-Antone Mcmillan, JOS Wayne, Geo W
Snowden, j Andrawatha, Corder, L. Hatch
COLD SPRlNG-Paul Walker, C T Ross Ira ]
schofT, Adm NJ Hail. Jas b stanieid S Blackwell,
D Reyes, John Marley, Eugene Smith
MOUNTAIN HoME-C Corker, VIM holland
ms, A b Clark, White, Harry Willis, Dyar, C
w Howeth, Nelson Davis, @ Helfrich, N Grfith
James Carron, curry, u Reynolds W.
Reynolds Acker, L Lape, Chas Turner, Geo
Hall, Henry Dorsey, Commodore Jackson, Pau
Orebaugh Geo Mahoney, Richard Bennett, /
McWams, Marion Daniels, August Kunnecke,
Buell., C 4 Rorher, X Turner, l. I Wilcox, John G
Denton, W 5 Galloway, w Ii Cooper, G Corker,
NJ Coon, Barry, l. Pettyjohn, L Burton, Cha
Bray, II W Tanner, Thos Mellen, John Adams, JOIN
| N Neil, John II Brady, John Bowes.
GLENN'S FERRY-Wm Bunt Geo L Garrison,
II Morrow, Heron, VIM Burns Emil David
G A Wertz, Albert Stein, James Mullaney r, Cal
Schof, Samuel Swartz, W Fricke, w @ Lawrence
II Tingley, Joe Van Fleet, James Watkins, Rober
Furguson, A I Babb, j W Latty, Carter N Edwards
w Rosevear, D Bayles. Daniel Mcraggert, Ken
nan jacobson, White, Chas Watkins.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-01-19
Little Hazel Wildman is reporte,


Little Hazel Wildman is reported
dangerously i'll.
ETOther houses can't touch us
on prices. G.. w. Fletcher Co.
Tickits to the Masquerade next
Friday night have been reduced to
800
Mrs. James Stout was yesterday
reported quite sick with a severe
cold.
C. R. Kelsey and J. w. Bailey re-
turned last Thursday from a visit
at the State Capital.
Buy our mems $3.50 shoes and
put the other $1.00 in something
else. Kelsey & Co.
The o. S. L. Railroad will pay the
village tax of Mountain Home. Tax
agent Evans says it was simply an
oversight.
The Episcopal church of this
place will soon have a new pastor
a gentleman named White, from
Providence, r. |.
VIM. F. Lewis, Of Bruneau valley
returned here Monday evening from
Boise, where he had been on bust
ness before the land Office.
Charlie Grim slipped upon the
ice on the sidewalk Saturday even
ing and fell with such force that
several bones of his left hand were
fractured, and he now carries tha
member of his anatomy in a sling.
E@ Have you thought about it
Goods at Rice & Co.'S at rs cent,
on the dollar of cost price means
you can reduce your expense on,
fourth.
During the past week there ha
been a great deal of bellyaching OF
the streets, caused by the count,
commissioners cutting down certain
bills presented before them-yet i
seems from the boards real act
that no one has been seriously hur
and that only the law has beer
complied with.
J.J. Little, the old Democrat
Free Silver war-horse, came ~
from his Snake river placers Mon
day evening. He says it freeze
too doggoned hard down there t
mine to any advantage just now.
He also informs us that our oil
French friend, Charlie SommerlatI
was caved upon not long since Will
mining and considerably squeezed
but fortunately not seriously hurt
The Rocky Bar colony down there
is represented as enjoying goo
health and engaged at successful
placer mining.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-01-19
0ienn,s Ferry | tems.

Last Thursday night Gilmore
Lodge, No. 3, A. o. U. w., installed
the following officers + or the ensu-
ing term: M. W., A. M. Sinnott;
Foreman, II. Jacobson Overseer,
Mike Madden; Recorder, Tim Dono-
van; Financier. Owen Bbyle; Guide,
Carter Edwards; |. W., Sam Black
well; 0. W., Tom L. Davis. The
A. o. U. W., is the strongest, oldest
and most reliable beneficiary order.
Since its organization id 1870, it has
paid over seventy-tive million doll
lars in death claims, making homes
comfortable that would otherwise
have been desolate.
Bruneau John, we | known In
dian died here yesterday at an ad-
vanced age. Old John proudly
wore a silver medal presented him
by the war department for valuable
services as a scout dur ing the Ban
mock war.
Neil SHREDDER was ma e happy by
Vne recelpt OF O2ck pension Cneck
Of $3.50 and q pension Of $12 a
month.
Section Foreman P. M. Sullivan,
of King Hill was last week married
by Father Wander Don ext to Miss
Fannie Johnston of Nj inidoka, and
the worthy young cou pie are now
domiciled at King Hill station.
Despite the McKinl icy wave of
prosperity, some sweeping reduce
tions in the ranks of labor are about
to be made, full particulars later.
HANK.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-01-19
For sale by
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.

$40 per ton in gold. This mine is
owned by Gid Campbell, John Dona-
hue and others of Rocky Bar.
About miles in an easterly direc-
ton from Pine Grove are several good
quartz claims, the ores yielding $40 to
$40 and as high as $110 in gold. The
best developed property there is the
Jumbo, owned by Geo. A. Mccormick
and Joshua NJ. Cowen, by purchase
for $500. These gentlemen are
thorough and prominent mining men
of Mountain Home, who are steadily
pushing further development work
with most hsttering results. The pay
streak is feet thick and yields by
mill test $40 ton in gold.
The Independence, owned by James
Downs, is also making an excellent
showing as development work con-
tinues. The deepest work is about rs
feet and exposes good sized ore body.
A recent test yielded $l10 per ton.
DR.. Smith of Mountain Home is
also heavily interested in this vicinity
and is very enthusiastic over his pos
sessions. Each annual labor neces-
sary to claim promises more fatter-
ing results.
The mines and prospects of this
district are extensive and valuable,
and all that is needed is little ready
capital, which now seems available.
AS the foregoing represents no i'm
aginary or rumored description, but is,
on the contrary, very conservative
statement of actual facts, the conclu-
sion can not be far wrong that if the
future holds no boom in store for this
camp, the disappointment will be con-
siderably encouraged by yield of
bullion never before approached in
the history of Pine Grove.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-01-19

WANTED TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVE GEN.
tlemen or ladies TO travel for responsible estab-
lished house in Idaho. Monthly sB5 and expenses
Position steady. Reference. EnEose self addressed
stamped envelope. The Dominion Company, Dept.
Y, Chicago, Ill sei5mo
E@ Quality the best and Prices
the lowest. G. w. F fletcher Co.
Fresh oysters alwa ys on hand
only II IL cents per dozen, at Chas.
keefer's.
TwCan you max e'a be tier in
vestment than buying some of the
bargains at Rice & Co rs
EWA At Mrs. Kings new bakery
you can get nice cakes, pies,
doughnuts and the be Jet of brown,
rye and white bread. Just step in
and see for yourself.
~Our grocery stock is all
fresh new goods. Anything in this
line that you buy of 8 that proves
otherwise will be gladly taken back
and money refunded Rice & Co.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-01-19
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Boise City, Idaho


January 10, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his inttnton to make final
proof in support of his claim and that said proof will
be made before Register and Receiver u s. Land
Office at Boise City Idaho, on FEBRUARY 26, 1893
viz: CHARLES MEEGAN Grand View, Idaho, Hid
application No, 3070 for the NV or II, tip. s
K, Boise meridian, Idaho He names the follow.
ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of, said land, viz: Samuel II. Law.
renee John Lincran, Daniel Fitzwater and John A.
Shook, ali OF Grand View OwyHee county, Idaho.
ianl9 CHARLES MlMROD, Register
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-01-19
Notice for Publication.
United States Lane oao, Boise City, Idaho,

United States Lane Otiica, Boise City, Idaho
January l5 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make final
proof In support OF his claim and that said proof will
be made before Register and Receiver U. S. Land
Office at Boise City, Idaho. FEBRUARY 20, 1898,
viz: WILLIAM F. LEWIS Hbt Spring, Idaho, Hid.
application No 1896, for the NV or SW or sec. %,
tp S EB NJ Idaho. Hid names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz Abram Robertson,
Arthur Pence Joseph S. Robertson, all OF Hot Spring,
0wyhee county, Idaho and James W. Johnston OF
Boise, Ada county, Idaho.
jamie CHARLES HIMRoD, Register,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-01-19
Work of the Commissioners.

We are unable to give the official
proceedings of the County Commits
sioners, because up to last avening
they were still in session and but
little of its work approved. Fol-
living is list of the most impor-
tant bills allowed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-01-19
Notice to Ice Consumers.

J. ottenheimer & Co have two large houses full I
fine ice will furnish ice to business houses for 20
per hundred pounds and to families for % cents
Uer hundred pounds. I'm
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-01-19
Piano TuniI ".

Piano Tuning.
9. z. Larks, piano tuner and re
pairer. Leave orders at Il. w. Smiths
drug store.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-05

Elmer Einsel, young man
about 2S years Of age and well
known in this city, died last Tues
day night, an attack of typhoid
fever, combined with congestion
of the brain, being the immediate
cause OF his death. Mr. Einsel
first came to this city about twelve
J years ago from Triplett, Mo-, be-
ing then in feeble health, and for
the past five years. has been con-
stant resident OF La unta, with
the exception Of few months
which he spent in California. His
mother, who resides in Santa Ana,
CAL, when informed OF her sons
serious condition, had intended to
start for this city, but his death
came sooner than was expected
and it was useless for her to make
the long journey after it was too
late. The Knights of Pythias, Of
which he was member, did all
that was in their power for him in
this last illness, for which they will
have the grateful remembrance of
his mother. The funeral occurred
Thursday afternoon from the Meth
odist church, under the auspices OF
the Knights of Pythias, and was
very largely attended, the inter
ment taking place at Riverview
cemetery.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-05
Notice Of Tr.stee's Sale.

WHERRAs, Z. u. MCBRIDE AND G. X.
W Mcbride did by their certain decd Of
corded In the office OF the county clerk and
recorder OF OterO county, Colorado. Ou tie
~ lSth day Of JSy. isi .S " Book T. as page xs
George A. kflHOr., trustee, hnd In case OF his
death or Inability to nct, then ~ the then act
trust. the foiiowiax described premises, stu.
ate In the county Of Otero and stats Of CUlO-
r,sdp aud described NJ follows 70 wit: Bexin.
ming Ut point on the south line OF section
thirty -nve (s5), In township twcnty-three .(z3)
south, Of runRe nfty.fve laaj west, two hum
west corner Vi said section; thence along ssid
section line east two hundred twenty. three
and one-hsif t2zs1l feet; tbencc In northeriy
tion thirty -nve t:S) ut point four hundred
eighty lssO) feet east Of the west quarter cor
ner; thence west along said half section line
two hundred and seventytwO and one-half
(z72H) feet aud thence In q direct line 70 the
place OF beginning. containing fifteen (lb)
psr Of the JACK M Smith Indsn q Claim ana yins
nve (ss), ~ Aforesaid. Which said convey
Of thtir three promissory notes or lie agsre-
gate sum Of $50. bearns even date with said
deed Of trust and payable In one. two and
Of. to tie order OF James W. McCreery, To-
getller with interest thereon At the rate Of ten
per cent per annun. payable scmi-xnnusily:
Wheseas. II y provided in said deed Of trust
thst In cnao Of default In payment Of said
principal n0eGs 4r the Interest thereon accord
ln9 70 the ten0r thereof, then on the applica-
tiou Of The holder Of said notes the said prem
loes may be sold BY party OF tho second part
or hls slCOeGDOr in trust, and all the right,
title and interest Of the said parties Of the
1rst part thoredp. in the manner IN said trust
dee0 provided. for the purpose Of paying said
principal. n0tes aud interest mp TO the time OF
sale. tusstber with the cost and expenses Of
e1ecutiss 80 trnst; ara.
nent Of sad pr1paIal notes and interest
fault ths kesi boidsr of SD notes. TO VII: a.
requeeted the undsrslgnad to = and diapose
Of said property for tke purpose aforesaid:
Nov. therefosU nof3ce b kercby given that
/. Geofec A. kiig0f0. trustee, under and By
virtue Of the power and nutlsOtity in me vested
By SAID trust deed viii on the nh day OF Feb
r1ary A. d. lSo6. at the hour Of 70 O'clock ..
n. Of satd day. sell and oisp0eo OF sa1d prop
erty descrtbed above. and Ill the night. title,
Mcbride and Z. Il Mcbride. their heirs nnd
assigns there1u. at publie auction ~ tho front
door Of tho Cour1 A0use in the county Of Oteto,
town Of La Juuta. state Of Colorado, for the
highest and Dget price the same Will bring IN
cash. for th0 puYpose Of paying said prlnctpal
pr0miss0ry notes ard tn interest t6efoOn q
tho date 0f sale end expensss 1nctdent 70 t6e
execution Of tAjs trust IA
Dated e e Jupta, 0tsro connty. Colorado.
A1 " GsORGR A. KIL0ORx, rfusesa.
James ". NeCreery. nSscsney fnf 4. ,. PaRk.
isgAl hoDder " said noee.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-05
and tight with a white napkin.

and tight with a white napkin.
This latter accessory" in the
eagerness of departure, the emil
nent divine left in the baggage
room. 1t was missed before the
first station had been reached, and
telegram was sent post haste to
the baggageman to look out for
it and send it sure by the next
train. The baggageman was in a
quandary as how to send it and
and questioned the agent concern
ing it. That august Official in
structed him to send it by express,
but to first examine the basket and
find out whether the contents were
worth the price of the express
charges. The baggageman gently
lifted the basket, and after con-
siderable tugging raised one corner
of the napkin and exposed to view
good full pint of real old Ken
lucky sour mash. He did not con-
slider it necessary to examine the
contents any further, and after
calling in few friends to test the
eminent divine's judgment of
things purely terrestrial, he replaced
the napkin snug and tight and
sent the basket and its valuable
contents on their way to cause re-
joicing at their destination.
Yours for fun,
BuTToNs.
La Iunta, February 4.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-05


On next Monday c. L. Barrett
will take charge OF the stock he re-
Gently purchased from Guy E.
Smith, and occupy the quarters
vacated by the Fair.
No. 2 has been from two to four
hours late every day this week,
owing to the delay caused by trans
ferring passengers around the blaz-
ing tunnel in Arizona.
Express Messenger Moore, who
has the run between this city and
Ell Paso, has removed from Albue-
auerque to La Junta, and will
probably become a permanent res
ident.
Yesterday was a regular March
day, and the north wind did its
best to blow US off the face Of the
earth. The most of us came up
smiling, however, and are ready for
another "go" today.
County Clerk Winchell issued
the following marriage licenses
during the past week, both coup
les being residents of Ordway:
Noah L. Brown and Hattie M.
Berry, Ed. Houston and Lula L.
Brown.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-05
Travelling Engineer John

Travelling Engineer John A.
Ross was in town last Wednesday.
Living pictures at the M. E.
church February Ioth. Admission,
10 cents.
Guy E. Smith will be ready for
business in the Finney block the
first of next week.
|. B. Burton and wife, of Abb
lene Kan, were visitors in La
]unta last Wednesday.
c. L. Seeley sold the T. ]. Bar
tow property, east of the mill, this
week, to Olof Swanson.
Will r. Daniel went to Lamar
on yesterday to look after some
piano deals he has in hand.
DR.. Frank Finney went to Pu-
eblo on the special yesterday after
noon, returning home on No. 6
last night.
Preaching at the Baptist church
by the pastor, Rev. F. w. Hart, at
II a. m. and 1880 p. M, next Sum
day. Evening subject, "Life for
Ia Look"
Freight traffic has been almost
suspended on the Santa Fe through
New Mexico and Arizona, owing
to the FIRE in the Fairview tunnel
in Arizona.
lanes w. McCreery has decided
to plat the aSo acres just east Of
the Grant place in North La Jun
"a, and will place it on the market
Ein five and ten acre tracts. There
are already number of prospec-
tive buyers for small tracts.
( A special train west almost
every afternoon has been one Of
|the pleasing innovations in vogue
Ion the Santa Fe this week. II has
been we'll patronized, and the won
der is why the great railroad cor
poration does not make il . perma-
uent feature.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-05
net,se os slass ssss,smsas.
TN rHR MArrER or THE EsrATH Of

lNC.she,,rs 4 nHesI. dccsSsed.
.hs sHS. ssS d.y Z e B.. 6 SsSs oos
q The rsg1isr days z 6 sbs Js.nUpary {. U.y term @ q
n, t,c 0tafe a Cclprado, !, John 3. o Neil. ad.
ministrAfor Of sd estafs. Will appear befOse
tisn.ent y sss0ls adminisareeor. pray Tie ap-
pcOval Of the same. A1d vii Then aplay 70 Be
diechArged - ss1Ob adm1nlgtsatof. ~ WAieh
psar and bstsses oh3sseaoes = saass 4 any
:, S:ssd = Z Isssa, cs,sssSaz4ss ,sssSaz4ss .65;sas, i, -
AdmlnistssAoe Of ~ sseAss q Ca1kassss 4.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-05
Notice To sh.es.heider

NOTICE Is HEkEBY GIVEN THAT AT THE
share holders of tie Oter0 County Building
and Loan Association TO be held Feb Is. lsps.
al the usual place MI,d hour. an eieciiOn will
be held. ns provided In Secuon q. Article " Of
the by-iaws. for uie purpose Of eiecting d.
ecior to All the Vacancy caused by the ress4.
milton OF r. 7. Woodruff.
H. PHILLIPS. Sec
La Junta. Colorado. Feb. i, 1888
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-05

Most married men fatter them
selves that they have at least made
one woman happy, but not one Of
them is as confident of it as some
crusty old bachelor. He is dead
sure of it.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-05

La Junta girls don't take any
stock in the mistletoe subterfuge.
They say that the boys in this
burg are dead on to their job in
season and out of season.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-05
To Cur. . Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
Drug lists refund the mouey II IL falls to Cure
&c.. The genuine has L. U. Q. stamped on each
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-05
THE MAN ABOUT TOWN
MAS SOMETHING 70 sAx ABOUT IA
JumrA MASpEniMeS.
4 Stoey Of IN eminent Osvins-rhe
Ms~ Woman Not - Some
Veesehers Paint nes.

When a woman and cyclone
make up their minds to go any
where nothing on earth can stop
them.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-05
me,sroo. n.ep.nl.s..

Mrs. Lenaker has been very sick
with la grippe this week.
Mr.. John Lashbrook's two little
girls are sick with the fever.
Mrs. Jennie Stanton and two
children are on the sick list.
John Osborn sold large bunch
OF hogs to Melvin Brothers last
week.
l. H. Crooks and William Han
son bought forty-two head of cattle
last week OF Mr.. Hedges, of La
unta.
w. H. Whitlow made his yearly
visit to the county treasurer last
Saturday.
A. w. Shelton and w. E. Fen
ton will ship to Chicago to-day two
cars of lambs.
Mrs. ]. p. Pollock and Miss
Mettie Taylor were early visitors to
your city Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Trimmer is teaching
the Fort Bent school, formerly
taught by Miss Bagg.
ii. Naucolas arrived home Tues
day after spending some time on
the ditch. Melvin Jinkins also
came home Tuesday.
w. f. Candy, OF Bloomfield,
Iowa, was visiting A. w. Shelton
and the Horner Brothers this week.
He is we'll pleased with Colorado.
John Doyle, of La Junta, is
building a very neat residence near
the Bee Hive school house and
will move his family in the coun-
try next week.
The basket social at the Camp
bell school house last Saturday
night was a success and the pro-
gramme was good. They now have
frst-cla new organ paid for.
Mr.. G. w. Taylor was in town
last Saturday with such smile on
his face as to cause his friends to
wonder what had happened. Why,
he is grandpa now, don't you know.
A little stranger arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Badger
Sunday evening, January 23d. II
was girl and weighed nine pounds.
"Doing fine" was the remark
made last Saturday by L M. Camp
bell when asked how his swine
were doing, "my prize pig will now
weigh i 900 pounds. Mr.. Camp.
bell is talking of rafting that pig
off in La Junta before long. Take
chance boys. Should you get it
you would not have to patronize
the butcher for the next year.
While making one of our num-
erous trips to the eastern part Of
the valley we chanced to stop at
the Center school house to the
literary. After the lengthy pro-
gramme was exhausted and few
Minutes recess there was debate
between Allen Moore, w. A. Lewis,
John Isaacs and others; subject,
"Resolved that woman has more
influence over man than money"
The judges decided in favor of the
/ NEGATIVE. You KNOW.
On next Monday c. L. Barrett
will take charge OF the stock he re-
Gently purchased from Guy E.
l Al
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-05

Trains and pass La Junta Sundays Tues
days and Thursdays.
Trains IS. 81. 81, E and % are local freights
which carry passengers daily except SUNDAYS.
10 local passenger train east and COL 10 local
paAaenIov train wert
No. 49, nre sOlid vestibule trains carry.
ine DlnR Rand Pullmans Only,
Nos &Shd are solid trains between Chica-
70 and Denver. and have Pullman. chair cars
n0d COGehee.
No. 4 and carry chair cars and coaches.
Pullman and Tourist sieepers between Chica-
20 and Los Angeles.
No. s has chalr car and coaches between La
Jnnta and Missouri River.
No. II and ~ carry through chair cars ana
eleepeka between La JuntA and Fl PasO.
w.O. SKINNER. Agent.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-05

A friend of mine wants to know
if it is quite proper to hug girl
while teaching her how to skate.
Well, circumstances alter cases,
but l have been informed by
young men of varied and large ex-
perience that the bear act is per-
missible at all times and under all
conditions when the lady doesn t
object. One of the young men
alluded to has kindly written the
following instructions for the guild
ance of young men who have their
skates on-no double entender in
tended in this instance. Take the
girl upon your right and pass your
right hand under her left elbow,
clasping her right hand-not as a
politician seizes the hand Of a pro-
spective voter, but softly, as the
south wind kisses the crimson lips
Of the blushing rosebud. Your
left hand holds her left as you
glide swiftly and proudly along.
Then you break with your right,
get away around her, and when
her eyes look deep into yours
and her upraised lips look as at
tractive as a plate of strawberry
ice cream yet as warm as the beat
ing bosom of a futtering dove,
then-continued in our next.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-05
williams Kidney Pills

4 Has no equal in diseases Of the
q Kidneys aid Urinary Organs Have /,
1you neglected your Kidneys? Have !,
Z you overworlsed your nervous sys- q
tenn and caused trouble with your
\ Kidneys and Bladder? Have you
Z pains In the loins, side, back, groins
pearance Of the face, especially (
4 under the eyes? Too frequent de-
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