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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
Vessels Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Kansas City, Fisher, New
York.-Ocean Steamship Company.
Bark Ludwig Holberg (Nor), Kaldager,
Bowling. & Co.
Bark Poscich (AusD, Mandich, Mar
seilles.-Dahl & Co.
Schooner H. H. Chamberlain, Northern
port.
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Bark Eugene (NoD, Andersen. arrived
London, 10th.
Steamship Labuan (BD, for Bremen,
passed Lizard, 10th.
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Phases of the Moon for April.

First quarter. 9Th, hours and "a min
utes, evening; full moon 14th, 7 hours and
minutes evening; last quarter, I'D, 3
hours and 80 minutes, evening; new moon,
2Sth, II hours and % minutes, evening;
moon in apogee, 18th; moon in perigee,
18th.
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Bark Aniellino QtaD. sailed Ischia,
March 30.
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Steel and Wire preferred, 1889; American
Tobacco. $3.50; Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Il, S95; Colorado Fuel and Iron $50; Con-
tinental Tobacco, 1850; Federal Steel,
i, $50; Peoples Gas, $40; Sugar, @O,6So'
Tennessee Coal and Iron AS.
New York Stock List.
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Savannah Almanac.

White, H. D. w. Cook and wife, A. S
Clark, B. Mclean and wife, n. Nissan.
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High water at Tybee to-day at 6:3S a.
m. and 654 p. m. High water at Savan-
nah one hour later
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III YOU WANT GOOD MATERIAL
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Vessels Cleared Yesterday.


Steamship Rydal Holme Br), Gorley
Bremen.-Minis & Co.
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Passengers by steamship Itasca, for
Baltimore yesterday.-J. w. Thurman, Mr..
Nachod. Mrs. Nachod, Jennie Bones, j. j.
Cahin. II. g. Seavey, Jack McGuckin, f.
c. Merrill A. r. Bigelow, Miss Dobbins,
Miss b. Creighton, S. Oppenheimer. W.
Zacharias. J. b. Campbell S. G. Davis,
Mrs. Davis. r. c. Mulloy, Miss Z. Muuoy
II. Walters.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS VI
SHIPS AND SHIPPING.

Circulars Being Sent to steamboat
Inspectors in Relation to the New
LAW Concerning Applicants Tor
Licenses-Standard Oil Co.'S YES
sells to Proceed south TO-day-Mat-
ters of Interest to Shippers and
Mariners.
Circulars relative to the new law provld-
ing a penalty for fraudulently obtaining
licenses. or altering them after they are
obtained, are being sent TO inspectors oil
steamers. The circular follows;
INSPECTORS of steamboats, will when
they have reason to believe the law mas
been violated by any persons applying ior
license as master. mate. pilot or engl-
neer of vessels, or that any such oIlceI
has changed the terms of his license WIN IN
out authority, notify the united 0ta ye'
attorney of the district. for prosecution.
The text of the act, which was approved
March %. 1900, and is now in effect Is as
follows: ,.,-
Every applicant for license as either
master. mate, pilot or engineer under the
provisions of this title shall make ana
subscribe to an oath or animation peIoi0
one of the inspectors referred TO IN inns
title to the truth of all statements set
forth in his application for such license.
Any person who shall make or subscribe
to any oath or affirmation authorized IN
this title and knowing the same TO De
false shall be deemed guilty of perjury
Everey licensed master, mate pllot OF
engineer who shall change, by ADDITION
Interpolation or erasure OF any hna any
certificate or license issued by any in
spector or inspectors referred to in this
title shall, for every such offense, upon
conviction, be punished by fine of not
more than $500 or by imprisonment at hard
labor for a term not exceeding three years
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The tug VIM. F. McCauey to-day spoke
the schooner S G.. Haskell off ST. Gather
ines Island, bound for Fernandina.
New Orleans, April 12.-spanish steamer
Rio Janeiro, from Liverpool, reports:
April s. latitude % SO north longitude II
IS west. was signalled by a four masted
full-rigged ship. showing signal letters
M W b. o." reported had been in col
Hsion with vessel. showing signal letter
which could not be distinguished, owing TO
thick weather; supposed TO be bound for
Philadelphia. Also reported all we'll and
damage being repaired.
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Passengers By steamship Kansas City,
from New York for Savannah. Aoril TO-
Rey. H. D. Lynch. j. a. Taylor ana wire.
Vs. Harrison, Mrs. y r. White. Dr. =. g..
Whltntld. J. o. Burrows. co.. j. g.. "a.
clhfk B g. T0isi j. ~ phGnis O. o..
FaAnp ~. J. Munphy. wife ard dauRD-
fsr !. ~ n0alfd. Hey o. T. Murplg
Mrs. a o. p8fueu Mics rarEoU Mlf 10.
X. smith. Mrs. J. v. smllh. Mlss 1aD,i
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Sun rises 5:81 a. m. and sets SO p.
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Passengers BY steamship Chattahoochee,
for Boston. April 12-E. J. Keyser, Mrs.
Mclaughlin, Miss Kate Donovan. Miss
Abin Francis Hayes. b. J. Wilson and
wife. n. 5 Green, Miss j. Mcdonald T..
T. Richards. II. Annon, James Morgan,
+. H. smith. o. -. Sise and wife, o. w.
shead. w. r. Hubbard. Miss Emily sharp.
Frank Thompson, Mr.. Hutchinson, Mr..
Roberts Mrs. j. y. Merrill. II. ". Chase.
Mrs. Hutchinson. A. Creamer, Miss NJ.
Hamilton. T. W. Hamilton, S. T.. Peuin-
gin ana Wife and forty-tAree intcrmedi-
ate.
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Central or@ Time
EFFECTIVE
ALL TRAINS
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03

The farmer who grew six tons OF
beets on an acre, received s.. so
per ton, s27 for the beets. At the
present price Of wheat it will take
IT'S bushels of wheat to bring S27.
The man who grew - tons on an
acre received $3.50 per acre; to
get the same amount Of money he
would have to sell 100 and two
sevenths bushels OF wheat at pres
ent prices, Oregon Observer.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03
Melon coo.,.e.. 10, 900.

Messrs. w. b. Ebbert and a.
Latson returned Friday from trip
down the valley in the interest of
the melon business. They an
nounce that the associations are
unanimous in desiring to work to-
gether during the season OF 1900.
On this account none of the asso-
Citations have taken any definite
action on any propositions they
may have received. All OF the as
sociations have appointed one Of
their members to represent them
at meeting to be held in La Junta
Wednesday, January sd. This
meeting Of representative melon
growers will be expected to con-
slider all propositions made for
handling the melon crop Of 1000
Rocky Ford Republican.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03


those sig long, dresIy. miserable yeass.
Think Of the distress Of refined, modest
woman during the useless examinations
and treatment of four different doctors who
each and all failed to give her any comfort
Think Of all this and then think that she
was finally cured-completcly, wholly, per
msnently cured right in the privacy OF her
home without the abhouent "examiua-
tions" and local treatment so uniformly
insisted upon by home physicians--eured
Just as she might have been sig years before.
These are simply the facts in the case OF
Mrs. N. B. Wallace, Of Muenster. Cook
Co., Texas, who writes
"fhad been great sufferer from female weak
ness. tried four dociors and none did me any
good ! suffered sig years, ba, at last found
relief I followed your advice. and took four
bottles Of Golden Medical Discovery aud eight
of the Pavorite Prescription I now feel like
uonas. have gained eighteen pounds"
Dr. Piercc's Favori,e Prescription is
medicine made for just one purpose-to
cure disorders or diseases of the feminine
organism. II is the only preparation of its
kind introduced by regularly graduated
physican-a skilled specialist in the dis
eases OF women, whose thirty years OF sue
cessful practice are n guarantee Of health to
all sufferers who consul; him.
Every woman may write fully and con-
fdentialiy 20 DIR. K. v. Pierce. Buffalo,
" Y, and may be sure that her ease
will receive Careful, conscientious conf
medical advice in the world will be given
to her, ab5oinf<iy FREE
In addition to this free advice DIR. Pierce
will send a paper bound copy of his great
i.opo page book The Common Sense Med
ical Adviser" to any one who will send II
one cent stamps to pay the cost Of mailing.
French oth-binding. 81 stamps.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03
Trustee. s.,e.

WHEREAS. JOSEPH +. PRINsTER AND
W D. Mile Prinster, OF tie county OF Otero.
deed Of trust dated tho first day OF April, A.
D. 1sg0. which deed Of trust Is duly recorded in
the once II the county clerk and recorder Of
Otero county. Colorado. iu book :. psKe 10 OF
the records ~ said county. convey to the Kan
ssss Loan and Trust Company. trustee. the fol-
,oM,nf ss, proPey ssnstsa as iyi1F =, .nd
RADIO. viz.
The northwest quarter of section nfteeu.
in township wenty- four south. Of range nifty
nve west Of the sixth principal meridian. con-
tanning one hundred and sixty Arres according
To United States government survey. together
with ali water rights. including one full paid
frosn the OterO Canal Company
To secure the payment Of certain promis-
sory note of the said Joseph y. Prinster and
A. d. $3.50 for the sum OF thirteen hundred and
nifty Wl,xDl dollars. payable to the order Of
2. ~ Sheldon z. in said trust DECD described
for greater certainty. and
whereas. said trust decd provides among
other things. that in case of default 10 the
part tberrof according 70 the tenor and eject
Of raid note and interest coupons thereto at
tachsd or any Of them. then the whole Of said
the option OF tie legal holder and owner of
SID note. and on application, said trustee
eenes ~ and ecnsy q az y Tie
Joseph 2. Pfnstef and q. MiiIle Priuster, their
helm and asefgns therein. at public auction in
the manner In aaid trust deed provided, and
Whereas. default has been made In the pay
ment OF the Interest due on said note October
4. leoo and the princfpai Of said note q pasS
due By fits tcrms and wholly unpaid.
Now, Therefore. the Kansas Loan and Trust
,COmpa0y. ~ trustee. at the request Of the
legal holder Of sa3d sote, and By virtue OF the
power and authority in II vested By the terms
% Hn1d trust deed. ~ trustee. will on Tuesday.
he - day Of January, A. D. fsp. at the north
door fbe3Dg The Tremont street onsrnnce) OF
tie court k0sase iu he city Of Denver, county
of Arnpahoe an1 ssats Of Colombo. at tan
O'esock IN the foeeuoca Of said day. sell the
above deeefibed real aseass and wSter right,
md N the right dtlc. eeneat ard equity Of
sd .. nnlSe Pdester. thedr helrs .sd sssigns
at paoltc auction for tie highest and bexf
pei0e ~ sane VII bring In cssA for tie pur-
pooe ~ paXing tae above Deat6oaed inde6teA-
noo oD0 n oNee1, on0 aft0rDeY fooo = nm
yS1s1 in said dee1 Of trust
1ls KAnsAs IOAn AHD Tnrsf Co., Trustee.
U01e4s Do@voe. C15ceAdO, Docembef n l0oa
CnAe. b. 11lHuBY, Attnsney,
oenk Bloch, Deaver, Colo.
Lase puheScation January II, lSoo.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03
Notice Of Summons
STATE or COLORADO. :.
COUNTY or DTERo.
IN THE DISTRICT COUNT.

IN THE DISTRICT COUNT.
Bradford Hale. Plaintiff.
q. =. Trushei. Y. Brewer SUMMONS.
and r. A. Stanard, De
PENDANTS.
The People of the State of Colorado 30 C. p.
TrusheI. Z. Brewer and Il. A. Stanard, the
Vou ARR HERKBY KRQUIKED TO AP-
pear IN an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff In tbs district conrt
swef the complaint therein within twenty
days after the service hereof. n served within
this county; or II served out OF this county
or By pchlisai,ou. within thirty days after The
service hereof. exclusive of the day Of SER
vfce: or Judgment by default will be taken
axainst yOu according To the prayer OF the
the shove entitled actinn be not served with
this summons. or II the service bcreo, be made
out Of this state, then ten days additional to
and answer will he allowed before tho taking
OF judgment by default as aforesaid.
The said action - brought to compel c. r.
one-asif tss, OF the soath half ts., Of north
west ~ Of section a, township y south uf
range > west Of the 9th principal meridian in
ONE sa ps sase. 9sSs sas forS
ncree. aud that Breucr and Stapard aud also
Trsashel be adtud9cd to have no right or cslm
fully appear from the compls mt in said action
10 which reference Il here made; and which Is
now on fiir In my ONCE.
And you are hereby notified that II you fall
to appear. and to answer the said complaint
~ above required, the said plaintiff will take
Judgment In accordance with the prayer OF
Given under my hand and oisiciai seal of
said court at La Junta, In said county. this sth
day Of December, A. d. 1893 n
lakALl II. PEAhCE.
First publication December 20. is9.
Last publication January 80, 1900.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03
a CHANCE.

With this issue Mr.. II. L..
Brown retires from the TRIBUNE to
take active charge of the Times
Republican at Rocky Ford. The
business will be conducted in the
future by the undersigned.
Hoping l may continue to re-
ceive and merit the liberal patron
age that has been given to the
TRIBUNE in the past, and wishing
you all a prosperous New Year.
remain yours very truly,
FRED b. MASON.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03
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Redmen's Masquerade.

The fifth annual masquerade
ball Of Minnehaha Tribe, No. 81,
/. O. II. NJ, took place at the
opera house Monday night, and
was the most successful and pleas
ant affair ever given by this popu-
lar order. The music was excel
lent. the lovers of the art terpsi-
chorean pronouncing it the best
that we have had in La unta for
many moons. There were many
elegant costumes, and the best Of
order was maintained throughout.
Following is list OF the costumes
with the names OF the wearers:
Chambermaid- Nellie Burns.
Fancy-Mrs. r. A. Eddleman.
Flower Girl-Martha kreiger.
Gypsy-Charm Young.
Milkmaid-M Mrs. Devine.
Tramp-W. H. McChesney.
Sagwa Chief-J. p. Bradish.
Big Indian-B. T. Hamilton.
Pocahontas-Mrs. w. S. Mat
lock.
Chinaman-Geo. L. Holly.
Washington-Earl Walker.
Josephine-Mrs. +. B. Johnson.
Fairy OF Chimes-Ida Theits.
Frost-Violet Wright.
Sailor-John H. Holly.
Romeo-Frank Dice.
Gladiator-Robert Wright.
Shylock-S. NJ. Cook.
Klondike-Dave Joy.
Indian Chief-H. z. Baxter.
Big Injun-W. L. Perryman.
Fancy-Mrs. Wilder.
Queen-Maud Brennan.
Clown-H. NJ. Mum.
Indian Scout. F. Everett.
Mexican Clown-L. E. Farra.
School Girl-Ona Sears.
Satan-S. c. Hill.
Clown-Thomas Hail.
School Girl-Mrs. E. L. Holly.
Country Lass-Lulu Sears.
Fancy-Mrs. ]. B. Schafer.
Pink-Mrs. Thomas Bates
Negro Wench-Chris Dice.
Royal. b. Schafer.
4 Uncle Sam-L. S. Henkel.
Rough Rider-C. A. Foxworthy.
Clown-Mrs. c. L. Wagner.
Cake Walker-Myrtle Lynn.
Rough Rider-Hattie Todd.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03

After January Ist the under
takers OF the state will be required
to report to the state board of
health all deaths occurring within
their knowledge. The enforce
ment of this law will enable the
board to tell the death rate OF the
state and the causes OF death. The
board is sending out blanks to the
various undertakers on which to
make returns.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03

The supreme court has not as
yet decided upon the legality OF
the adjustment and equalization OF
assessments made by the state
board OF equalization few months
ago. The county assessors have
paid no attention whatever to the
order made by the board, which
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03
nosies Of oissolution.

THE OHIO SYNDICATE COMPANY. or
La Junta. Colo. and Barncsvilc. Ohio. In
corpo rated under the laws of Colorado. in
1877. win close Its business and dissolve Its
corporate existence February ;. 1870. All per
sons having unsettled business wifb said com
pany mus present the same at the once Of the
secretary. La Junfa. Colo. before 81 d date.
Hy order Of the board OF directors at Barnes
vile. Ohio. September, lsW.
r. q. GRAVES. Secretary.
JUICE RrssgIL's OFrIrE
FIRST publication December 30. i-s9.
Last publication January "a. i1po.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03
An..., ne.a.s ae.,e..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIoEN THAT THE
~ the annual u,eesing OF tbe stockholders OF
the once OF the secrtary, At the county court
house. La Junta. Colorado. Monday. January
T. 1870. al 10 p. m. for the purpose Of eicst 4
Ing board of directors for the ensuing year
and To transact such other business A. may
corne before u Mt that time
G. A. BRERBOaN. Secretary.
La Juuta, Colo. December ~. lsUH.
First publication u December -. lsp.
Last publication JenBary 6. 1870.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03
A.nvsI neesine aotIee.

~ annual meeting OF the shareholders OF the
Osero Loan and building Association will be
held At the ofbcc of buckley 4 Hart, In Ia
for the purposr of exciting . board OF direr-
tor, for the ensuing year. and transartins
such other business - may be properiy tran
asrfesi. r. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
La Junta. Dccrmter ~. ls9p-
First publication December %. Isep-
Last publication January II. 1900.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03

simply required them to do over
the work OF the entire year. The
extensions were made upon the
original assessments and the as
SCISSORS books were turned over to
the various county treasurers on
the first OF the year. The county
assessors simply ignored the state
board, and the latter has now de.
cided to run a bluff on the county
treasurers. Last week the secre-
tary OF the board sent out circu-
lar letter notifying each county
treasurer of the adjustment and
equalization OF assessments made
by the board, and says that all
"treasurers will be required, in
their collection OF taxes, to collect
and report to the state treasurer,
the taxes payable under and by
virtue OF the changes made by the
state board under the law, unless
the supreme court shall meanwhile
decide against the legality of the
boards actions in the premises.
The state board simply demands
that the county treasurer OF each
county do the work that the as
SCISSORS have refused to do. The
demand of the board is neither
practicable nor sensible, as the
amount OF revenue which the state
would derive from the increased
assessments would not pay more
than one-half Of the expense of
making the necessary changes in
the tax roll. 1t is quite likely that
the county treasurers of the state
will simply ignore the demand
made by the state board. as the
county assessors did before them.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03

tSv nshtp % south, range - vest 9Th p. N.
He names the following witnesses TO pruvc
q said land, vts: yictorAno Cordova, Haiarso
Marines. J. ID. wiitis. Pablo vaidez. all Of
J. H. GORDON. Register
FIRST publication DcceG Der -. t8to.
LaAt publication January u. 100.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03
rm,srssa veAes Aeo 70 oAy.
synopsis ~ the nsss ef - JsHts
from the 'Tsibw~s Files.

oyu0VosD - SUO 0V0O ~ - Io"sS
from the "Trlbvas" Files.
Postmaster Hickman was on the
sick list.
La Junta had a population of
one thousand.
Strauss Bros. were the mammoth
clothiers and gents furnishers.
A. w. Miller the manufacturer
OF the best brick in the state. was
in town.
Twenty blacktail deer were
brought into town in ten days and
sold TO local butchers.
Dalton & Ford were the proprie-
tors of the Ranchmen's Ex-
change, dealers in staple and fancy
groceries" T"
The water company had laid
mains on Cimmarron avenue as
far south as the new house OF w.
F. Morris.
The real estate men advertised
that La Junta had city park
with trees growing, already twenty
feet in height
Prof. O. S. Fowler, the great
phrenologist and lecturer, with his
wife, had been spending the past
ten days in town.
The TRIBUNE announced the
marriage OF DR.. Geo. w. Mel to
Miss Eleanor Trebor, at the resi-
dence OF c. NJ. Rathburn.
La Junta had nine secret orders,
and claimed the most perfect
equipment and elegantly furnished
lodge rooms in the state for town
of its size.
George Spane and p. Day re-
turned from their hunt on the head
of Pinrod canon. They reported
the country completely overrun
with hunters and game scarce.
One OF the advertisers says:
"La Jun,a's great building boom
is being supplied from the Mann
moth Lumber Yards OF Spivey &
Holmes Bros, ]. H. Holmes,
manager
In an article on LA Junta,
Past, Present and Future" the
TRIBUNE says: $50. 600 were
expended in the erection OF dwell
lings and business houses during
the year 1856.
The Missouri Pacific had an
nounced its intention of extending
its lines from the western boundary
OF Kansas to Denver, and new
towns were already building up
along the line.
The small tank upon the hill was
insufficient to supply all demands
and furnish the needed pressure,
and the Santa Fe company had
promised to erect 10 its place an
eighty-foot stand pipe.
Rufus Phillips and Frank Coy
are the proud bearers of very fat
tering chronological certificates
from Prof. Fowler. Prof. Fowler
says Rufus is "born cashier"
but doesn't tell him how soon to
seek his fortune in Canada.
Harry Mitchell, a cowboy, was
shot on Christmas day by another
cowboy named Allen. Mitchell
exonerated Allen from all blame
before his death, saying that the
shooting was accidental. Coroner
Barnes held an inquest and the
jury returned verdict in accord
ance with the statement made by.
Mitchell.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03
Think Of n

Think Of .
woman being
sick and suf
feri ng six
y c are when
she m ig h I
have been well
all that time J
Think Of her
|takin e the
treatment OF
four doctors
and getting no
better.
Think Of the
pain she en-
dured - Of the
uselessness Of
L.. rsf l.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03
nesies e. 1shlIeseisa.
p1siSH pSsSsoI Sueiss Ge,s ieSa - ! ~. ~.

NOTICE Is HKR1DY GIVEN THAT THE
~ fullowiuR named aettler has Aled aoeico
of his intention 70 ualke Anal pee0f b sep
made oefosc the C1sfk Of tAe Dtstxies Opurs e
TriuiAad, ColoradO. On January n t1A yis:.
Robinson n. Pearson. HomesteAd Rstsy No
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03
SCOTS
EMULSION

looks like cream; II nour. I
ishes the wasted body Of
the baby. child or adult +;
} better than cream or any
Other food IN existence. Il
bears about the same rela- (;
ton to other emulsions that !!
cream does 10 milk. Il you !
have had any experience
with otlser so-called ''just as |
god" Preparations. you
win find usat this Is . fact. I
IN lypephasp,ilss tlAst ass
eosahinsd Nm te ced-nves 81
IN siiD1isaA valse y \ heeaass
~ esas - uAs RsNoD sys1eM
- hput s1saoh - ~ wiso,s
bely.
SCOTT . ioWSS. Gassssss. Ns~ Yort.
AAAAAAAA
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03
Adyer,Ised Let.e, List.

A LIST OF THE LETTERS REMAINING
a uncsiicd for In the La Junta postotiice
for the week ending Jnndwry I. ISD.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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Entered mt the Post ONCE at La Junta. Colo.
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3, 1900.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03

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La Junta tribune., 1900-01-03

You may have heard
about SCOfT'S EMULSION
and have a vague notion
that Il is cod.Iiver oil with
its bad taste and smell and
all It's other repulsive fea-
tures. II Is cod.liver oil. the
purest and the best in the
world. but made so palata.
bic that almost everybody
can take il. Nearly all
children like II and ask for
more.