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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-24
CHICAGO LOSES THREE TRUSTS.
Steel and Tinplalr MnnopoIies
Move Ia New York.

I,EI.L ;.Lir SPECIAL,
NV York. F,h. . \ special train Of
cars from chicago shipped &, tripl. trust 10
N" Eor6-lh" whole t4ius. president. type
writers. 'ficeh"ys. dlsks ard rar,re-and
I'M "a day II had been rrIusrlautrd and had
taken rot Err". - that in this ;llatter-uf-
l@ci way NV York acquires tErar comma
httS with capitalization of Sl4g a.. .0nr
Ac '"mUaii!.- which make this I-rf-
,:'-r'n'ErE S.! If; from The West ta tho
f.'tSt are ii.r American TlUpiats Cornua- d.
:'H4 IN" National Steel Company. These ara
iI"niii,,'t with the American Stce! FEo,,,
company 90 P!rtshEr,;. the chief officer, ,-f
futura ''
The nov arrivals will occupy the ninth
ana tenth floors Of The battery Park build
iH@, Hi.|a haN" been fiittc'. up in prapa ration
f1i them. and into which the furniture and
once iararhognalia brought from Chicago
ar" being moved.
In Tn" Republic nf February Q IL was an
bounced that there was a closer alliance
between these three great interests Ihev
come here because the Illinois Legislature,
recently passed some bills inirnical t. their
interests. but chiefly because this is the rec
"Snizrd financial center. and a more adj
Ndl-taSS"is place from which 10 operate
l. was family party which arrived In Jcr-
S"y city this afternoon. after jolly Jour
hcN win such incidents rs mark the myy-
ING ~ . colony. Several weeks ago the
Atu'.* 81 thr part came here To- spy ont
The iand, aud, finding ii flowing with milk
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-24
ROCK CHURCH CARNIVAL.
1t Will i" Continued To Night and
Monday Night.

I-ss; nights crowd at the carnival f-;e
of the Rock church brok.. the record # The
week for ATTENDANCE. The promoters of ;He
arJi- n" greatly pl'ased that the iu-
clement Weather has not danp.'~..I tho ar
do ~ TIE p""p.r In thr parish. or Kept
th'1l .a"y frorI ihr ball
Tn" hall ias: right y,as gwen owe tu the
-, El!c~s of IN" Ausi.-,' b-d"- ~ Iiija-.i-
ans. Tl"y w." "'It T.: large numb 80. and
.y,ry norE and Granny uf tho Ilrs. hail
Wa occupied y lfrr. contingent uf t.ib-r-
!!s.'~ ;r.r t,.is' -. I'5i- s.as I,r..-.,,-. Tn
votes for tS- III II p.iItr a-ir-l IT, >ar.
IN j. -..Ts,r numbers. IT, E.:s; - i.uu.S
H. .pl' c+il'' pr' iI',d tea vut" Father jam;
i'"Nn"E it" ia $50 popular f'Tiasj II they
mad Z" st'rHd all th- money they had vita
~ ~ for tEJt FurI-"~- -. ia"y conf
TIe:.C,d Il ia s..r,d IN ih.:r votes carly in ~
evening ana Fati"r iI"w.-v soon lad >.
s..al Vu;rs - Ihc ~idv-s when ms
friends found "ut Ia, ia" c,rEiv.! i- tn D..
''ntifih.i twn Uurr nights. they ~ PCT
voting. hut t.ey say they will b., au hllid
M"nGay night with votes "rougn to win
a. lv pEiz-. i "a of v"~;me''t~. for the Eis,
81. Louis prizes;
\ spcciAi Programme WAS arranged ia
bon, - -. Hih"ruiius hy Professor LoUi.
We've. Iuss-y: M.ssrs :: \ Elcon. ~
Gay ana Thomas J. kicly. J. J a.: ii
amused the crowd with lila k-fi,' sp.si-
altF- All tn" booths lid laTrr h;.sifisss
lhe people w"r" curious - So the novelties
In the old Curiosity shop. The young men
In tho hall 1t -mcd never TO tire uf that cor
ner of the bail. but il may be that tho six
pretty young ladies. fetchincly atiirei in
costumes .f the time Of Martha Washing
ton. were the magnets that held them there.
The ladies in charge # the CuriG- are the
Misses Anna q. Henry. G.nevicvr AiCCar-
tin, Anna Blonr Ethel piukcraye. Mabel
Mcclellan and Ella Bau-r y voting contest
for thc most popular young lady Of This
years graduating class of the Rock church
School - being held under the auspices Of
the Martha Washington" ladies. The prize
for the winner of this contest is a scholar
ship in the Ruhicam shorthand and EUsl-
ness College. The Friday night oyster sup
per WAS greatly enjoyed 10y the many W ho
patronizcf the supper tables.
The Sacred Heart League booth has made
a decided hif with the children. who are
delighted with the funny dolls disp'aycI
They are continually crying. Mamma buy
me that they point 10 the DOH that
strikes their fancy. The older people found
and the I.ourdes GTOttos.
The ladies of the refreshmcnt booth were
kept busy taking the votes cast for the
most popular Catholic knight in the parish
The Carnival T!meS which is published
by Mr.. Byrre. amateur editor. has made
a big hit, and the people look for II daily
to read the entertaining carnival notes;
This afternoon the young ladies' will give a
progressive suChrt party. The promoters of
the carnival decided last night to- continue
the carnival Tonight and Monday night
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-24

aI.d HONEY. hJi" ih" others follow INN when
h. I.d '-t5h I-n.I headquarters
:Ar unique part u! Il IL that they moved
urr their uiii-"S alunr. bEt all -.- Persons
who v-r- employed 10y them I'm chicago
.fut fHolr relatives - taIS city. and all
came Together.
ted ru..s Lad been obtained Cor them IN
d-E-''". .,.- their oiiCsS had been. and when
they arrived tD-!ay they had simply 10 take
T. sion When tho Stragg!-rS have com,
'N fD' colony Will number NOR" than -
Persons ana fl Chicago they ar" saving
that this e. 4 Gi-Erac"iul neglect q; Horace
Greeley advice. Young man. go West"
TN American TiIpiJfc Company mas a
,fIrltt lZtt of S5",r-yHp. and that of the
National Steel Company l. $j3."uU 80. Allied
to 'h,m- a- j. shown by a list Of the OIL
..rs uf Jh.- different ORGANIZATIONS. IL tho
American St-.l Hoop Company. whose sN-
'"Gt.s. uIIc'rS ar" IN lft-SrUrs. which ha~
csI it.l 4 S,-t.vrtt". making In au ti2.-
Or r.r
I.,ur'"ycS ~ tie engineering department
oT the American T5UVla'c Company left The
train at rittShurr. and VIII bc employed
f.- d tiuc 1T branch headquarters in NAT
.-4
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-24
FRANCE TAKES A HAND.
:SIid 10 Bc DickcrinC for Danish
West Indies.

y. IItr'' SPECIAL
Washington. Feb. 2.}.-l, was stated ~ the
Navy Department to-day that France - on
l'HvDriuE 90 secure possession nc the Dan
in West Indies. France at one time had
uy I'a~. 'ualiEE station in the Danish
Ntef Indies. hut surrendered her rights
-i i."H' Hfr-.n wears age. IL l. not b-l,.v"J
f"I"- t"w"v'r. that denmark will interrupt
t..y I',"tiaJ!r:lS y hi, II az. going ou for tnc
-H ia" 81 i..' i'lJ.L- gu I'll" United States.
-tT. s.Tf.U. IN. Danish Minister. was at
1+.' - .t" iI'IHri mont to-day. wLVrr nr con-
i'T!ri with 'Lt- Secretary of state win
r-i':'u-' tr tu" arI"GE. W.nts ~bLyh have
nr' % suggested ty Denmark for ths. trans
Seq "l I'M islands 10 tul~ Governments.
l. i- the understanding that as soon -
t.s 'rH atty has L."9I a.,r-.i nn = bill will
O.. presented .. tu' Cr's~ 70 carry OU; ih.
.r.ae of puTr!l.>'. and to n. h. the Uc.f=-
-''E appropriations.
'r D.. Hra' r;"'i. HuW-t"r. that if France -
'.uisaye-ir. To -.i tines" iSliUi- ohJ.rtIu.!
would 10" WTa' promptly hy this 'ioy-rn-
mr'f lv IN" ASSERTION of the NUnro.. doc
fT4Hr IS apply ing To- the '.s.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-24
DIED ET ST. AUGUSTINE.
IL. H. l.. Jones. Director Of Mermo.l<
\ .iaCrard. called Suddenly.

Ii y l.. Jones ot No. 53S Laurel avenue
1I'd -U'd"niy Thursday night a: St Au-
su~iirr. Fla. whittier he had gone a few
weeks as" in search Of health.
S!i- Jones bad not been well for several
months hut his condition vas not thought
." u" serious. ri no apprehe nsion was
lei; hy his family Tor his ultimate recovery.
Ills d"ath. Therefore came. as a great shock.
r"i "HE Z" his many friends in 81. Louis,
but also his immediate famil-
MI Jones was q member nf the Board %
Directors Of tn. MeTm1d n Jaccard Jewe.rv
"'nIttnN. with which frr1 lie had heen
identified about twenty-five. years
He wJs ~ years OLD. and leaves a widow
and two children-a daughter and a SON.
The remains VIII be shipped to ST. Louis
for burial. The funeral arrangements have
rot yet been made.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-24
GENERAL. DOMESTIC.

L was rumurcd yesterday that Tanner
may quit the fight on Cullum- II is said
that h. is disappointed with the results Of
the primaries thus far and is willing to
compromise As the story goes the Gov
ernor T. much chagriue,i over The sentiment
which, has developed against him and Is
accusing his hencEmen OF deception In ref
erence to his popularity.
Bloomington will extend an invitation 20
Dewey TO visit the town next May.
Governor Stephens has appointed the
Missouri delegates 20 the National Pure
Food and Drug Congress.
The Reverend T. II. Hacerty Of 81. Louis
delivered an address yesterday at 3Eckcu-
dree College
Three defendants were discharged IN the
Carteryille riot case yesterday. The tcsti-
mony for the defense is nearly all in. II
is believed that the argum, viii begin
about Monday.
The Kentucky Senate ignored the railroad
lobby and passed the anti-.XtuTJion freight
rate law. Two bills were introduceyI into
the House to prevent corporations from in
terfering with the government OF the Stat
Detectives say that they know who fired
the shot which killed Goebcl, but viii make
DO arrest until his iccomplIces are d--
terInined-
nation in the Ninth Illinois Congressional
District.
The Congressional Convention Of the SEQ
ond Missouri District Will be held March
81
a ST. Louis salesman was injured in a
railway wreck.
The Grand Lodge Of the Missouri A. q.
l. W. yesterday decided to retain its per
manent headqus,rteGs I'm s.. Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-24
M-ASHLNA.wNN-

The Republican e"ul"f''- "t '-' ~"'i '-.'
ka>, reached IN rs"::''a, 4:..i .i'- ;-'' H --
ere. with pvupu-rj hars.s. N'- :'i''''.
to-thc S-Iate-
The Qray ~-se afyrr = vi-"r rs r:.oit h}
N- T.u-1-c. car1- before 's' S'.a.e -"t
consideration. Senator Dame, -Io.-. IN fax .-
O. seating Ea:y.
Attorney General Nolan "f Montana ;.~-
titled in rue C.ark 3uycst.~a'i "0. a- i:ii'1.- a
conversation ne had with Wines Lyons
Nir f.ltlsiied OF Maine. who Su',"'''rt
the late Mr.. piaE',y. delivered hr7.-HEi
speech against tE,, Puerto I;t'an h.IL. tie
declared that is passage would be ca.1m-
fly 10 the Republican party. "i which D." is
a member.
Speaker Henderson announces tHai NJ is
at work selecting 'tG special commit -" I"
consider the ~. Louis Worlds Fair nll. ana
VIII complete the list and name Il IL 500"
r possible.
RarthoIdt Of Missouri ar"us": ne anger "t
Nr Wheeler Of keUtuokv ~ iha House 'E
a reference 70 the 'tiprH'.itES "f ai;S-Hi'I-
John r N.Ieau's dinner n G.~iinS'is h''
Democrats last ,v'a ming caused cons! .'.,.''.'
talk of him as a vice pi"s.ae"ii@I 'i''il''..'.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-24
DEFENSE or KIMBERLEY.
Cecil Rhodes on the NOUuIrd
Irnnu. ItrLyrrN.

l.ru,su F,h Til" Daily T.i'Erap.' :
eo-r"st tond.nr a. kimberley. IN diara;.,,
dated Thursday says
"a nav" had a chat with AIR Cecil
Enud's. VITO declares jhat not half enough
hg~ been mud" Z IN" splendid ;alantry Of
tt.. mounted troops. mostly local men. in
th" numerous caEIGcII.en.s fought during
the iuvestm' ut. Many ~ IT," men. he ;eils
M. hId never used the bayonet before and
Gii not know now to fix one Yet. in storm
Ing the B.er r..!nlihts on November 2J and
=, they gallantly charged up the ridges.
holding the rifle in one hand and the hayo-
net in th.. other
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-24
GOVERNMENT BONDS TAXED.
Judge Addison tpholds the Col
lrcTorS Action.

New York. Feb. When Joseph Plum
mer died. in October. 1893. he possessed
Sit.gD in per cent United States honds
due in 1891 They were turned over to
Harry PlEmmer executor. Internal Rev
emu" Collector E:idman demanded payment
OF a war tax of S2!l6l on the bonds. The
money was paid under protest, and then
tho executor brought Nuit for its return.
Judge Addison to-day filed his decision. sus-
tanning the constitUiionality of the tax.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-24
PILES CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE.

All druggists are authorized by the manu-
faCtursrs of Pazo Ointment to refund the
money where II fails 10 cure any case of
piles no matter of how long standing
Cures ordinary cases in six days. the worst
cases in fourteen days. one application
gives ease and rest. Relieves itching in
stautly.
This is new discovery and is the only
pile remedy sold on positive guarantee,
lu cure rlo pay. Price % cents.
II your druggist don't keep IL IN stock
send Us 80 cents in postage stamps and We
will forward same by mail
.hlanufacturcd by Parts Medicine Co, S..
Louis. Mo.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-24
At New York Hotels.

FI-T Z f.IsII SI7I-' TNI.-
New York, Feb. 25.-Hotel arrivals to-day
include the following visitors from the
West:
ST. LOUISE. l. Robinson. A Braun. 4.
II. Rauer Imperial; Miss L. r. Judson. =
y Judson. Holland: q. r. Leighton, A T.
Primm, Jr.. Waldorf; Miss y w Allen.
Park Avenue: W. s. Chaplin. As;or; j ri,
Hinealy: Marlborough; S; Rosenhlum.
-. r. Frye and Mrs. Frye. Morton; /. a
Drey. Herald Square.
Kansas City-E. NJ. ClenaenninE J. J.
Swofford, {. j. Schneider Imperial: G. T
Stockham and Mrs. Stockham. Manhattan:
". Z. Hall Herald Square; w. Il. Hender-
son. Hoffman.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-24
TO REDUCE CAPITAL.
Kansas City Smelling mad Rein.
ing Company Filed Certificates.

Albany. \ Y. Fob. 2@--Thc consolidated
Kansas city Smelling and Refining Com
pauy to-day filed certificate of reduction
of capital stock from $i.-Ho"nn to S25l".oJ3.
The certificate states that the gompauy;s
dents and liabilities al" as follows: Mort
gage due May J. 1904. S.op1No; interest on
same S5h"". salaries due. $J.6-". other liza
bilitics. s.0Oc0: total. Slg5ooa
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-24

The body of an unknown man W'S taken
from the river at the i"2t O.. \ az .'''-''
street Yesterday The only rl"w 10 me
dead mans identity az" the lrit'a4N >. L.
k" on the shirt collar.
No ciew has yet been found - the slayer
OF little Harry ko'Licr. the u-E'ar-'.'
white boy who was killed on Jefferson ave
nue. bridge Thursday during a battle De-
tween negro and white boys.
Leo i Wiley. attorney Tor the central
Belt Railway Company. which was -T.'ftei
a franchise by the st. Louis County Court
Yesterday deposited Sl,cs9 with the County
Treasurer as an evidence Of good faitE-
The Police Department; IS exercised over
the discovery that James Nillrain n. who was
fined So by Judge Sidener last Iu'Sdi\'
was released the same day. Mii!Ttth says
he paid s. and was freed
The dedication Of Grace Evangelical
Lutheran Church. II. Louis and Garrison
avenues Will take place tomorrow.
Buyers explain why they give -. Louis
-he urcfCrprce over Chicago and Ecw orA
IN buying their goods.
There is an opinion among Democrats
that the State Convention may toe feid
later than has been anticipated
Mrs. Jessie r. Edwards. who has figured
Tor some time IN divorce suits I'm the -.
louis courts. has G!vd reRIevin sun
against :. Van R4alto & % u recover
icUelry. The case may be made test. ias
ne Clainl is made that an excessive ra's OF
interest has been charged
Louis Bo"cks = wears old. died yesterday
from , salf-iuflicted pistol bullet wound.
Th. suppnsition Is that he was attempting
30 fit cartridge into the weapon when II
was accidentally discharged.
. w Gross. a workman employed with
ot hos in repairiug the instce OF the ~id
water tower at North Twentieth street and
Grand avenue. yesterday f"li 10 the bottom
nt IN. tank ani was drowned His body
was found in water main. 20 feet away
Tho first meeting of the Missouri Post
masters Association ended with yester-
days session
The funeral of Corporal Torrance y. De
Witt. who was killed in tn" Philippines
will be held tomorrow at Jefferson Bar
racks.
Abnor : Haskins Of McseiIe, Mo. one of
lie. POStinaStcrs who attended the first COR
ventiou Of the Missouri Postmasters' As
~ociation. was married in st. Louis yester-
day TO Mrs Anna :. Wiernaun. who is
also Of N0~eilc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-24
Marine Intelligence.

New York. Feb. Arrived: Steamer Al
Ter. from Bremen and Southampton
Yokohama, Feb. IS.-ArrivCd: Ajgoa San
Francisco for HonE-kong.
Genoa, Feb. 23.-Arrved: FUerst Bismarck.
New York for Naples.
Alexandria. Feb. f7.-Arrived: New Eng
land, Boston. via E'unchaI. on a cruise
Gibraltar. Feb. 2}.-Arrived: Columbia
New York. for Naples and Genoa.
Antwerp. Feb. &.-Sailed: Ncderland,
Philadelphia.
Rotterdam. Feb. 23.-sailed: Maaslan.
New York.
Hamburg. Feb. 23.-Arriyed: Patricia.
New York.
Havre. Feb. 22--Arrived: La Gascorne.
New York
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-24
BEER DRIVERS UNIONS UNITE.
Trouble of Several Years Standing
Has Been Settled.

The trouble which has aCi;atsd the union
heerdrivers in this city for several wears
and has been the cause of ualinit1f ,--S-
lurhanc" in local and national .ounCII> #
organized labor is II last officially ,.srG
The fact was ConSumm1fsd IL = meet. in
which the members OF the pr.s;iuel tirIinIt
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-24

Writes from Wheeler. Ala: 81 Join with
Senators Sullivan, Roach and McEnery in
their good opinion of Peruna."
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-24

Advertise your room for rent in SUNDAYS
Republic. Twcnty-one words for cents
Take your ad. TO any drug store
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-24

The winners at Tanforan: Mortgage. In
trepede. E5pirandO. Loving Cup, sonora,
Caesar and Hard Knot.
The winners at New Orleans: Troubalinc
Mittenthal. Julius Caesar. EI Garland H.,
Chopin ana Diana Fonsu.
The Jeifries-Ccrbott fich; Is now an
nounced 10 take place in New York May ID
Joe Walcott defeated Joe Choynski in the
seventh round in New York Friday night
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-24
TIL. THIRD ENl.


pIarIcS,rC Drift. oranc. F.-, safe
Turetay Feb. Today wa the third
day If General rronie's muriz1Hment and
grim resistance. E-Irly this morning the
Infantry engaged IN. enemy IN the b.i Of
thu river. driving him back short dis
iaEc,.
The morning sun dl-r,rs..d The s.,.rs toll
ing lk" ants ou intr-nchrl.u's around
their laac"r ! lev shells WY, fired Ia
prevent tl.ni from r5.tinuing th- work
hut most uf Jbe ddv WIS quiet. General
FrcHch's artillery was heard off To- the east;
presumably engaging :he Bn"rs' r.--uiOrre-
InrntS.
Every opportunity wa- given riI.' Et-r~
t' $IrrcaGrr. hu: when. toward afternoon.
there was j." sign uf any such intentions
InTt Roberts determined 10 rush urr,. ard
f'r alI t'.erLl 'ruaie's ro,,iStany". ~. the
south bark uf III" river. at u rang" IF .ib Iy.t
.'cD yards. three field batteries and two
Tuyal l2-puuiticrs wc-. posit'nneJ pa th,.
north bank and "nitiidinS b" WIpi. river
one howitz"r. :hr"c field batteries and three
naval 4. guns wcr. placed
Then followed III" most ruGIc-rg! ~ enc
il yer was my lot 10 witness Once b.fur..
In Th-ssIly ] had seen He guns I'm action.
tn. never such number ~ powerful guns
concentrating thet" fir. upon = SpQt about
a mile souirr. The .x.Io,:i:.g IL iditc shells
raised great clouds uf green smoke. com
pl"trly filling the bed of the river. The
shrapn.l hurs; on the edge Of each bank
except for a short space where the prox-
unity of the British infantry made IL dan
gerOus. our shells searched every bush
and every ravine of the river bed The en-
iila!inE guns must have done terrible exc
cuti"n. The roar was drafering. yet. with
spirit of desperate madness. now and
again the Bo"rs would attempt TO 'nipe the
naval guns, which were firing at range uf
1900 yards. The long line of three batteries
belched forth death. while on each side lay
two battalions oc infantry whose Maxims
sounded petty beside the roaring big guns.
What loss the Beers suffered Is not
known yet.
| am writing I'm the middle Of a sleeping
camp. Not a sound disiurbs the heavy
slumber of tired soldiers Down I'm the river
bed not a fire is seen. not cry heard.
There is something tragic I'm the stern
resistance which General Cronie is hope
mire his pluck. but all condemn the wick
edness OF useessly sacrificing the lives OF
his brave followers
AS THE BOERS REPORT 1T.
Pretoria. Wednesday. Feb 2l.-The fol-
lowing official war bulletin has been issued
here:
"A report was received this morning OF
cannon firing west of Colesberg.
AT Petrusberg cannon firing commenced
al in the morning. a big fight was eX-
pected to-day.
DE Wet teiesraphed yesterday from
Petrusberg that all was quiet. except sew
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-08
Wagons and Buggies
Sugar Beet Forks

and knives wagons specially designed for hauling
beess Some gasoline stoves Alaska refrgeratos. and
garden hose still left stock Of cutlery silverware
and carving the the city and prices that
cannot be duplicated.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-08

FOR THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL.
We will for one week make special prices
on Boys and Children's Clothing. We
will give Cash Discount Of Twenty
five per Cent on Boys and Childrens
Suits We will give you chance to dress
your boy up tor school for very little money
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-08
LOCAL Aso ,sssosAl ,rsns.

| LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS. 5
4 Trade at Dalton's pharmacy.
School books. Palace Drug
Store. u
2 listed wheels at your price 4
Downer's.
Stationery and school supplies,
Palace Drug Store.
| DR.. ]. B. Lucas, dental surgeon,
Office in new Woodruff block.
4 For rent, for sale and furnished
room cards for sale at this Office.
i ]. P. Hall, the Santa Fe passen.
ger agent, was in town Thursday
from his Denver headquarters.
A. E. Reynolds was down from
Denver Thursday looking after his
real estate interests hereabouts.
"Gem Flour" best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded. La Junta Milling cc,
! Judge J. H. Voorhees,, Of Pueblo
was in town yesterday. looking af
ter his Otero county political
fences.
| The balance of the Joy jewelry
stock is being sold at actual cost
to close out. Great bargains are
being offered.
| Misses Ella Webster and Cora
Adams left yesterday for Greeley
to resume their school duties a,
the State Normal.
/ Politicians and candidates pres.
ent and prospective, were much in
evidence at the Rocky Ford fai,
on Watermelon Day.
| Paul Jones left this mornIng,
accompanied by his family, 10,
Winslow, Ariz.. after pleaeanl
visit with La Junta relatives.
Toprevent consump ption. quikly
cure throat and lung troubles si,h
One Minute congh0c cara. Miles
& Andrews. Walter ]. Kemper.
4 Regular services will be held at
the Presbyterian church to-mor-
row, both morning and evening,
conducted by the Rev. Robt. Colt
man.
/ For SALE-Io4o acre ranch
fenced; running water; all under
ditch: two good houses. Can be
had at a bargain if taken at once
c. L. Seeley.
Emanuel Mendelson and Albert
Norton left this week for Fort
Collins, where they will attend the
State Agricultural College during
the coming year.
For RENT. Two front bed
rooms furnished, with parlor and
piano; ensuite or single; one block
from Columbian school building.
Inquire at TRIBuNE Office.
John E. Joy and wife are down
from Divide, Colorado, visiting
friends for few days. Mr.. Joy is
holding down q POSITION as hostler
on the Midland Terminal.
S. o. Henry, who now resides
at La Junta. spent the day here
lust Thursday arranging matters
connected with land deal in Bent
county.-Lamar Register.
Shropshire Rams for Sale
Rams are well bred and climated;
i will guarantee them free CT scab.
Ranch on Adobe Creek, 8 miles
from Las Animas. P. H. Sweet
man.
]. w. Gorsuch, head blacksmith
Of the local shops, left yesterday
morning accompanied by his wife
for Springfield. Mo-, whSe they
will make = brief visit with reia-
ltives.
Preaching both morning and ev-
ening tomorrow at the Christial
Church. Morning subject, "Whsl
il committed7" I" Evening subiect,