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The Holly chieftain., 1898-07-08
H0y-FeveF.

Change of climate as means of relieffrom
this distressing malady is, at best, uncertain,
annoying, and expensive. 1t never cures,
and the relief is but temporary. Year by
year the benefit is less, and new places have
to be tried. Business interests suffer be-
cause of enforced absence: your family may
have to suffer because deprived of necessaries
in order to pay your bills; you suffer your
Not SO with our patients. They can stay
at home in comfort, carry on their usual oc-
cupation, and perform their duties; have
relief from the terrible itching, burning,
sneezing,. coughing, wheeling and distress
freshened; and best of ali, can be cured to
stay cured. Write to DR.. Hayes, Buffalo, n
r., for free examination blank and 1l2 page
book on Asthma and Hay-Fever. Get his
opinion a. to your own case It will cost you
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LEARNING TO SWIM.
The Chief Characteristic of . Good
Swimmer Ia n Strong, slow
stroke and Self Reliance.

Just as soon as the warm weather
sets in, many persons who, at the close
of last summer, were able to swim
few strokes, will again somewhat tim
orously enter the water. The majority
will find this self-imposed task far more
difficult than is anticipated. 1t is neces-
sary to remind those that indulge in
short, hurried strokes that one Of the
golden rules Of swimming is, move slow
ly and deliberately. Those who wish
to become good swimmers must cul-
tlvate self-reliance, and they should al
ways bear in mind that water itself has
sustaining power far greater than that
of most other liquids. The slow stroke
is the very essence of good swimming.
1t enables the bather to initiate the
lungs, and thus unconsciously turn
them temporarily into life-prservers.
To move slowly is to get plenty of
breathing-time, and to get plenty of
breathing-time is to get plenty of
strength to repeat the movements
which propel the body through the
water. The second golden rule which
the beginner should school herself to
remember is that the living human body
is specifically lighter than water, and
that, consequently, 1t does not neces-
sarily sink therein Confidence in the
sustaining power Of water is the only
secret to swimming. The best way to
convince the novice OF the buoyancy of
water is to let her wade out until the
water comes up to her breast; but be-
fore doing this she should take care,
when In shallow water, to immerse her
whole body, so as to avoid the rush Of
blood to the head, from which many
bathers suffer through neglecting to do
this. With the water once on level
with the breast, the bather should lie
on her back and extend her arms out
beyond her head, but not raised out OF
the water. This position makes breath
ing easy and counterbalances the
weight of the legs. The bather should
lie restfully and avoid stiffening the
neither limbs. The hips should be rigid,
the feet close together, but not out Of
the water, for if they were they would
overbalance the weight of the head and
carry 1t beneath the surface.-Frank
H. vizetelly, in Woman's Home Com.
Danfon.
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his back toward the door. He took
NO notice OF me, and, after standing
for few minutes gazing at the back
of his head, made known my presence.
II wish to speak to Mr.. Sonntag," l
said.
Take a chair; be at leisure in a
moment" came the answer, in quick,
jerky tones. He did not even turn his
head. but went ON with his work.
sat down and looked around. It
was typical small-town lawyers Of
flee / was in. There were few law
books in small, rickety bookcase on
ene side of the room, q few rough
wooden chairs, warranted to cause q
backache only to look at them, few
old maps and calendars, most OF the
latter OF former years, hanging on the
walls, a wooden spittoon filled with
sawdust on the floor, q rusty stove,
from which the discolorntions of the
fires Of the last winter had not been
removed. standing in one corner, and,
lastly, the desk before which was seat
ed my agent and lawyer.
thought the old fellow, judging
from his back. was in complete har-
mony with his surroundings; but I
soon found had misjudged the man.
For when he finally arose, turned to-
ward mo and favored me with search
ing glance from pair of the keenest
steel-blue eyes had ever seen, it was
worry evident Mr.. Sonntag was not as
fu 10 n =, <vu Cad
There was something familiar to me
about him. Had met him before? :?
could not remember.
Arising, was about to make myself
known, bat before could utter word
he stepped brisldy up to me and with
smile extended his hand.
Il am glad to see you," he began.
"Of course you are my client, Mr.. Nell
son ConwayT'
"Yes, that is my name" I answered,
somewhat surprised. "But, as you have
probably never seen me before, al
though your face does seem familiar,
I should like to ask how you knew
Nothing remarkable about It at all
You wrote me from Paris. you remem-
her, stating the probable time Of your
arrival home. And, although I have
been here only six months, I have got
to know. by sight at least, every one
about this place. Therefore I knew
you were . stranger. that Mr.. Conway
was about due, and-well, there you
have It. Haye you. just arrived7"
Il came yesterday noon"
"Indeed. And whore are you stop
piug?"
"Over 1t the old house. Of course.
Who're else should have gone7"
"0h. supposed you would have put
up at the hotel hare In Twinsburgh
until We could ct things in . little
better shape tor yon at the homestead.
How did ypu aud things7s'
ssconaidsfjne that the house has been
vrcant - many yeaEs. was vsry agrss-
shIy suxprised - note the eocd state
~ sspais n isia Z ! rsplIsd.
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MS lnfentio.s were uesa.

Mrs. Golightly (fishing for compli-
ments) )--Ah. Mr.. McJoseph, beauty il
the most precious Of all gifts Heaven
has vouchsafed to NJ women. I'd sooner
possess beauty than anything che in
the world. 3
Mr.. NcJoseph (under the impression
that he Il making himself agreeable
I'm very sure. my dear madam, that
any regret you may possibly entertain
ON that score II amply compensated for
by--er-by the innate cousciousness
Of yeur moral worth, you know and
Of your very many and numerous ~
psricr mental o,nplishmepts, llas~
.lem lals. Z. = 4 \, "a
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0verAia II.

IT like the building well enough" said the
hcusehnnter 70 the agent. who had spent
half an hour showing him over the premises,
Sut ! am not certain about the surround
ings. L. It quiet neighborhood?"
"Quiet" said the agent "You can't find
. quieter place in the whole CITY,"
"Still, suppose the newsboys come around
here bright and early Sunday morning, just
when . man wants to sleep the soundest,
with their yells of fMornin' pa.a-a- peri"
mo, Ir;, inewsboys never come on this
''Then think I'll look little further.
I want quiet neighborhood, but don't
want one that's dead. Chicago Tribune.
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II Health WortH Ten cent.y

Nan suffers many mysterious ailments
from unknown causes, and nine-tenths of
them have their origin in the digestive canal
somewhere. 1t does any person good to
clean out this canal occasionally in rational
way, provided it il not done in q violent
manner. The proper cleansing and disin-
fecting PREPARATION il Cascarets Candy Ca
thartic, which are very gentle, but At the
same time thoroughly effective. A l0c box
will purify the whole system and in most
cases remove the cause Of III health. When
feeling bad" take Cascarets. They will do
you good, and can do you no harm.
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popular and efficient
than Max R. Davies,
first sergeant of Co. B.
he has been . resi-
dent of Detroit for the
past six years, ard his
home il at ll8 Third
Avenue. For four
years he was connected
with the well known
Wholesale drug house
Of Farrand, Williams
4 Clark, in the capac-
ity of bookkeeper.
Il have charged up
many thousand orders
for DR.. Williams' Pink
Pills for Pale People, "
said Mr.. Davies, .'but
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especially for Children, and its sucress IN
curing Cholera, ,Infantnm, al the Irritations
Of teething and usual Summer Troubles Of
children Of any age makes It Justly popular
ssa household remedy. TEE1aixA Aids Di-
gestion, Regulates the Bowels and makes
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CHAPTER VII.

The probability that had rival In
the field, and one who had free road
while was handicapped by the suspi-
cion of q crime. filled me with despera-
ticn.
Had 1 only followed my first inn
pulse, and not allowed a whole year to
intervene without making an attempt
to clear myself! II you want anything
of consequence done, do it yourself,
was maxim had always believed in,
and as far as possible followed out.
But in this one most important in
stance. where the circumstances affect
ed my whole life and promised to annul
al possibility of future happiness,
had held aloof with supineness for
which could not now condemn myself
strongly enough.
l knew the bank officials had used
every effort to recover their property.
1 knew the shrewdest detectives had
been put on the case. Notwithstanding
this, nothing had been discovered.
How could l, then, hope to succeed!
Where could / begin? There was not
the least sign of o clew to work on.
1 soon drove into Twineburgh, and
had no trouble in locating Mr.. Sonn-
tags Office.
An undersized old fellow with brist-
ling gray hair was seated at desk,
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II the United etstes and England skedId
form 40 aliases, The eonbinsd ..tzcs.h
would 3 e grsat thss !. tnsre would p lissle 81
lsanner, when nen and women ksep ~ thsie
bodily strength with Hostetter,s 6feunch
Bitters, Tiers is little chanes of attacks frcnn
disease. The old time remedy e=siehes tks
Blood, builds up IL muscles, steadin IL
nerves and increases the appetlte. Try X.
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A slight lsisunaerst.ada ding,

AiM Antiquate!
Mis- Antiquate Yes, indeed; 1 completed
my first century yesterday
Really? You don't look it, I'm sure"
Friends they were, but strangers now.
Chicago Evening News.
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eyes. The house il right by the
track, just where the switch begins"
.And what's your name?"
ASK for Hunter"
II appeared to me that the fellow did
not relish my questioning. He seemed
to be i'll at ease under 1t.
"Does Jackson go to Mr.. Morley's
house when he comes up here ?" asked.
II guess he does, sometimes. He amt
been up lately; not for five or six weeks.
At least haven't seen him."
.Does Mr.. Morley stay at Nelsonville
NIL the time?" asked. "Or does he go
to town every day?"
He goes to the city three days in the
week; sometimes more'n that He takes
the morning train here at Sidington,
and comes up to Twineburgh ON the
afternoon train"
1 bowed my head and drove on.
The fellows words gave me food for
thought. Horace Jackson frequent
visitor at the Morleys, or at least un-
I'll recently--why? KNEW he hnd some
business relations with Mr. Morley;
Jackson himself had told me so. But
then why did he not transact his busi-
ness at Mr.. Morley's officc In the city {?
No doubt he did. and therefore visited
Nclsonyille for another reason. Flor
ence Morley was the attraction. Re-
membering thnt she had passed me by
without greeting, my heart grew
heavy with doubt,
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A cuARDsMArs TROUBLE.
From the DstroIt (4ich., Joun.l.

From the Dstroit Cdich.) Journal
The pronptness with which the National
Guard Of the different states responded to
President Mckinley's call for troops at the
beginning of the war with Spain made the
whole country proud of its citizen soldiers.
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peaaSy was Prea1ohse.

Deaasy Was Frsatnhse.
Pretty Cashier You must eive me koai-
1ay 70 recruit ny health. NJ bsauty i BE-
Nansssr-Why do you think 90!
,hange. -Pearson's Weekly.
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One OF the great trials IN woman's lif.
il TINT no two members Of her family likt
an article cooked the same way.-Atchisor
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PhiIIfn -'WhafsS II nIIf3ep Fvllk 1l6IIt
lsllow fssq CcZcss4 III ~ = g. ~
hs ga fitss - - q ~
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Pips Cess fpr Consumpticu rs1iess ~
mueller. Lexington, No, Feb. \. ~
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propv ,s.atPl H ~ pr. ii IL 4 ;iiSiif1
ecea 81 STS1{a. O. M = i
tssensat /. slziB - spliu1 = 6 gIsils 4
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Beauty may only Be- skin deep, but ~
pride Of It reaches into the heat -RausSs
Horn. z 4 Az ~ r & 9s
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What N ~ ~ III
uay.-Wrhinstop tis,3 DIS I.
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aeeA CO... isIEe1s,

An American warships an painted 1 N
nay, the expeetation beinf t6at NJ a11N-
ish vtsssls will ~ dons bipwn. TheEe ~
color scheme - = pfsssnt axzanesd. IN. =.
Nail and Expreo1. M ~ e sss
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An extraordinary haste 10 discharge an
obligation is . sort of ngratitude.-Rochs-
foucauld.
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dss1sisss E lsissd nsssy L q kils = N. 4 4
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Not II ~ nisfoftunes srs novS - = {:
portable tAan the comments Of on fsis97 !
upon them. Ceitca. & Y
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~Cubs;s IA a ~ IS 4 ~ KS r e
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" ss1c'2s tsli.., q O. :
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The duke Of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha has
paid 1900 for fiddle. Why doesn't Spain
strike him for loan?-C Cleveland Leader.
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? Nearly every man has ., 6tissnne1s -
you will find it ont if you touch him right.
Washington (Ia.) Democrat.
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HAIRS CatarrA Cuss
Il taken Internally. Price ~.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-05
The Fair,

need and are deserving of the en-
couragement and patronage OF
every man, woman and child in the
town.
G. H. Winchell has at last sue
ceeded in finding a house, and
commenced the moving OF his
household effects to this city to-
day.
Several residents OF Dodge City
are looking up houses. with the
hope OF being able to move to this
point, where they have longer
lay over.
Edo Lane is visiting relatives
here, after an absence of several
weeks, which were spent at Burl-
ington, Kan.
Mrs. J. H. Hohl and little
daughter, who make their home in
Kansas City. are in the city for a
short visit with Mr.. Hohl, yard
master at this point.
DR.. Finney performed very
skillful operation on Ed Dice Mon
day TO correct deformity of the
upper lip, caused by an accident
received over year ago.
Miss Luverae McCauiey has re
signed as teacher in the Bee Hive
district, and returned to her home
in Flagler, Colo, to accept the po-
sition of deputy county treasurer.
Local traffic between the west
part of the county and La Junta is
very light, owing to the present
Santa Fe schedule. The decrease
has been very perceptible, and the
sentiment is daily growing that La
Junta should be the terminal point,
instead OF Pueblo, for trains 6o4
and COS. 1t is said that Superin-
tendent Dyer has favored this for
some years, and it is believed that
petition signed by majority of
the business and professional men
of La Junta, Rocky Ford, Man
zanola and Fowler would have con-
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-05
LOCAL NEWS.

ade at Joys.
S. Thompson. funeral direc-
nd embalmer.
f. Biggs made a trip to
zanola yesterday.
dckey & Hart have plenty OF
sey to loan on good farms
l.. Mccartney and bride have
tned from their wedding trip.
ne High Line Canal Company
an adjourned session here
day.
.oR SALE:-Thrce-room frame
se, two lots, east OF Jail. En-
e at mill.
NJ. Hall, secretary OF the
h Line Canal Company, tran
ed business here the first OF
week.
II. Winchell, county clerk
I, came down from Rocky
4 yesterday morning, and is
ng to get on TO the workings of
,pffice.
rs. Lizzie Russell, who has
y spending the holidays with
family of her brother, ohm
rson. returned to her home at
itings yesterday morning.
!. p. Cooper, the well known
.ler OF artesian wells. died at his
ms at Gillett's boarding house
,erday, shortly after noon. Mr..
,per was stricken with pneumo-
IA few days ago, and his case
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-05

was considered an almost hopeless
one from the time he was stricken.
Yesterday was as warm and
balmy as any old day in spring
time.
X. w Patterson returned from
his visit with Denver friends Mon
day night.
Engineer John Pearson contem-
plates the erection of a commodious
residence in the near future.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Dooley came down
from Pueblo yesterday morning for
a short visit with her La unta
friends.
Rev. +. w. Cole is looking after
some important business matters
in Colorado Springs this week, go
ing to that point Monday morning.
The annual meeting OF the share
holders OF the La Junta Home
Place will take place at the FirsI
National Bank Monday, January
roth.
L. c. Hawkins, the civil engin
Ger in charge of the Great Plains
Storage Company's work, went to
Trinidad yesterday on company
business.
Miss Edith Rhodes entertained a
few of her friends "Wednesday even
ing in honor OF her cousin, Miss
Daisy Benedict. OF La Iunta. Las
Animas Leader
Mrs. w p. Gray, OF Pueblo,
who is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
William Fcnton, contemplatcs a
trip to Las Vegas Hot Springs in
the hope OF obtaining relief from
rheumatism
Persons who are troubled with
indigestion will be interested in the
experience OF VIM II. Penn, chief
clerk in the railway mail service at
Des Moines. Ia, who writes: at
gives me pleasure to testify to the
merits of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy.
For two years | have suffered with
Indigestion, and am subject to tre-
quent severe attacks OF pain in the
stomach and bowels. One or two
doses of this remedy never fails
to give perfect relief. Price IS
and so cents. For sale at the
Palace drug store.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-05
WE DO NOT

sell goods as cheap as jobbers,
of course, but meet all compe
tition that comes in our way,
on first-class goods. Follow
ing are some OF our prices on
a few staple articles;
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-05
RAILROAD aumsl,me..
Items Picked Up, condensed and
Stolen for the Special Edifestion
Of Railroad Men.

/ Tor complete oVerhauiihS
The SeI was the first of the new
Dickson engines to be mixed up
in head-ender
Train No. II, which passes Las
| Animas at 6:Io a. m, now stops al
that point when tagged.
Jas. Henderson came down from
La Junta and spent Christmas with
his sister, Mrs. G.. w. Miller. -
Las Animas Democrat.
Railroad earnings for the year
exceed last year, and are only one
twentieth below 1892, when earn
ings were the largest known.
Engine 537 has been transferred
to the western division and Will be
used 10 the passenger service while
some OF the regular engines are
undergoing needed repairs.
There has been considerable
decrease in the amount OF business
on the road. Two weeks ago there
were from twenty-four to thirty
trains per day. and now only fifteen
to twenty.-Dodge City Republi-
can.
Engine +24 was turned out of
the Ration back shops Thursday
afternoon. She was a rush job,
and was overhauled and rebuilt in
eight DAYS. She was mixed up IN
the collision OF Monday, however,
and the Ration force will have an
other chance for rush Job.
The Office OF division engineer
OF the Santa Fe in this city, which
was abolished several years ago,
is to be established after the
first OF the year. Mr.. NJ Meade,
at present resident engineer at
Pueblo, Colo, is to be transferred
to Topeka to take charge OF the
division Office.
Engineer John Tally and Fire
man Robert Rollo hold the record
between Florence and Newton.
Last week when they pulled out OF
Florence they were I3 minutes
late, and unlucky as the start was,
they pulled into Newton on time.
The run is ~ miles and the run
ming time on the time card is IS
minutes. They made 1t in y min
utes flat Both are now waiting
to see il any one can beat that re-
cord.
Hereafter the Santa Fe engine
tanks are to be fitted with trucks
that will be built OF steel through
out. The old paper wheels have
been given up and now steel
wheels with spokes are in use.
Tanks with a capacity OF 5000
gallons OF water and seven or eight
tons OF coal will be fitted with the
new trucks as fast as they are in
the shop for repairs. The old
trucks taken from under the heav-
ier tanks will be used on the smaller
tanks.
Conductor John Bender and En-
gineer Peter Tellene are now run
ming together on the Newton ct
more run. They can, perhaps,
Justly lay claim to the title OF be-
ing the oldest men in their respec-
tive departments on the entire sys-
tenn. Abeut twenty years ago,
when the Santa Fe's western
terminus was not far west of New
ton, these two men were running
together as they are to-day. Both
OF them can tell stories of their
early experiences that will raise
your hair or split your sides, which
ever you desire.
No. was about FIVE hours late
Monday owing to mix-up with
the local train at Otero, south OF
Ration at 7:72. The trains are
scheduled to pass at that point
and No. q, pulled by engine SoI,
with Con Murray at the helm, was
on time, while the local, pulled by
ann,na.,. waS fr1 inn to ma ke the
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-05

There were three sections OF No.
81 last night.
ames McNeen made trip to
Colorado Springs yesterday.
]. N. Beatty, of Manzanola, tran
sacted business here yesterday.
Mrs. Ecklund. OF Pueblo, is Wis
i,ing her sister, Mrs. DR.. Thinner
man.
F. NJ. Weiland came down from
Fowler Monday to attend the board
meeting.
William Matthews was a La
Junta visitor Sunday, coming in
from the south on No. ~.
The Pueblo city council at re-
cent meeting refused to raise the
saloon license from 5000 TO 81, 900.
Prof. r. w. Davidson returned
from Denver Sunday morning,
where he spent a portion of his va
cation.
NJ. d l.. Haight, one of the re-
publican wheel horses, who lives
west OF Rocky Ford, transacted
business here Monday.
Attorney Beall and Charles
Steward, of Rocky Ford, transact
ed business here yesterday, making
the trip via the team route.
Mrs. Bradshaw. who spent the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Quandt. returned to
her home at Lamar Sunday morn
ing.
The second annual poultry show
OF Southern Colorado is now being
held in Pueblo, with large num-
ber of birds on exhibition. The
show closes Saturday night.
A young antelope was trans
ferred by the express company
from ~ to Sunday. Ii had been
shipped from Old Mexico and was
consigned to Kansas City parties.
Mrs. L. c. Moore yesterday
took possession of the National
Hotel, and will in few days re-
open that hostelry as a hrst-class
hotel under the name of the ST.
Charles.
LosT-Between the residence of
II. o. Van Inwagen and the post
Office Sunday morning, pair of
gold-bowed spectacles. Finder
will confer favor by leaving the
same at Inge's drug store.
The Woodmen OF the World
Band will give an entertainment at
the opera house Monday evening,
January 18th. They have secured
the co operation of some Of La
Junta's best local talent, and on
that date will present rsMy Neigh
bor's Wife," The boys are doing
their utmost to establish a first
class band in La Junta, and they
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-05
Guy e. Smith.

siderable weight in the question at
issue, and give the citizens Of
Otero county the additional train
service.
Superintendent Dyer, has been
at Colorado Springs for the past
week, threatened with an attack of
pneumonia. but is again able to
he about
Four cars OF Navajo sheep and
goats were fed at the stock yards
Saturday, and the men at the yards
say the small boy was greatly in
evidence
Mr.. Zoe Riley and wife, OF VIII
iams, Ariz.. are the guests of Mr.
+. p. Donahue, who is an uncle OF
Mrs. Riley. The young couple
are on their bridal tour, and are on
their way home from Syracuse,
Kan, where they spent the holi-
days with Mr., Riley's mother.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-05
Good Apples, per Dbl

Good Apples, per Dbl $3.50
Tea, per pound -- 80
Two bottles best Lemon or
Vanilla Extract - IS
One Box of Three Bars But
termilk Soap ---- 10
Three boxes Parlor Matches .o5
One Good Broom - 20
One Pound best Evaporated
Apricots- -------- 10
Five Gallons Coal Oil -- 90
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-05

ABOVE PRICES ARE FOR SPOT CASH.
Farmers, we want your butter and
eggs. Come in and get prices on our
goods and see what your produce will
bring before selling