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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-21

The death of Ex-Governor John s.
Pillsbury of Minnesota removes the
pioneer who carried the Pillsbury
name from New England to the North
west, whence it became known all over
the world by reason of the familys
pre-eminence in the development of
the great flour milling industries which
have made that section the storeroom
of the world. In developing his bust
ness interests, Gov. Pillsbury called
into cooperation the talents Of his
nephew, the late Charles A. Pillsbury,
and of his brother, the late George A.
Pillsbury. These three men, with al
most unparalleled sagacity and pru-
dence built up the greatest establish
ment of its kind in the world, and,
later, were the forerunners in develop
ing that system of industrial CONSOLE
dation which has made such great
strides in this country in the last few
years.-Concord N. H. Evening Moni-
tor
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-21

Z ut seemed to me-" said Aunt Ruth,
who had never heard a modern church
choir soloist before, her voice went all
to pieces before she had sung three
notes"
Miss Veronica, that was her operate
tremoloi That's what we pay her high
salary for."-Chicago Tribune
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-21

1t is gratifying to learn that the re-
port of Secretary Roots illness was
greatly exaggerated, and that, instead
of suffering from a malady that was
likely to become chronic and to make
necessary his retirement from the
cabinet, he is convalescent, and is
about to resume his duties at the cap
ital. So far as may be judged by the
expressions of public opinion, the
American people are quite satisfied
with Mr.. Roots administration of his
difficult and important office and are
in no hurry to see it transferred to
another.-Philadelph Ledger
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-21

The western contest between the
mistresses and the servant girls shows
no sign of peace. On the contrary, the
breach is apparently becoming wider
as the weeks roll on. The suggestions
that Cinnamon be used as domestic
help, that men be trained for the pur-
pose, and finally that the ladies do
their own household labor, have all
been discussed in the public prints and
dropped. But the girls feel that their
side was not treated fairly. They in
tend it shall be put properly before the
public. With that object in view they
are going to have a newspaper of their
own. 1t will be published in Chicago,
and will be managed and made by the
working women themselves so far as
this s at all practicable The news
paper as an institution has done much
toward settling disputed questions, and
if this latest venture can smooth the
way to a settlement of the mistress
maid dispute there is ample justfica-
ton for its coming. -Philadelphia
Times.
Five hundred and twenty per cent
Miller says he intends to resume bust
ness when possible and promise the
same rate of interest. Maybe his law
yers could get a ruling so that he
could open his syndicate in Raymond
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-21

He interest that tax in art matters in the United
States is we'll illustrated by the general expression OF
pleasure caused by the announcement that the obsta-
ces which threatened delay the transfer to the met
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-21

Mrs. Trotabout-I shall be off the
greatest part Of the day, as 1 have
Joined the Society for the Suppression
of Needless and Nerve-Racking Noises.
Mr. Trotabout-Good idea, my dear.
Take the baby along with you--New
York Weekly.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-21

to law and order, l DO NOT SEE WHY WE SHOULD
REFRAIN FROM DEALING WITH AN ADMITTED
MENACE BECAUSE A FEW PHILOSOPHERS WOULD
BE PREVENTED FROM EXPRESSING ALL THEIR
THOUGHTS Even the theoretical rights of the few give
way if necessary, the interests of the many
The idea of dealing with the advocate of practical anarchy
insane person. rather than criminal has good deal to recon-
mend The defining insanity might be adapted fit his
and this might powerfully than conviction
for crime misdemeanor.
If PLEAD THAT ON ANY SUBJECT THAN THAT OF
ANARCHY HE COULD SANITY COULD REPLY THAT
OUR INSANE AsYLUMS WERE WHOSE MINDS
UNBALANCED ONLY UPON SINGLE SUBJECT AND THAT
WE SHOULD HAVE TO CLASS HIM WITH OTHER
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-21

Claribel-"You told me you were
never going to write to young Hankin-
son again"
Adelina-"He's sent me dozen let
tiers 1 haven't answered; but in his last
one he left a page out and had to
write and ask him what it was about"
Tit Bits.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-21

ton 1t may be adapted to the conditions of some
other world, but all human experience proves that
it is inappcable to those Of this world. Therefore,
while we certainly would not interfere with its ad-
yocacy unless experience showed that it was danger
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-21

Miss Giddygirl-"Oh. girls. what do
you think? When 1 was out today 1
saw a strange man who looked just as
If he was going to kiss me. I never ran
so fast in my life"
Chorus-"Did you catch him2"-
Pick Me Up.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-21

ENTERED at the Worcester Post ONCE as
gecond-ciass Mail Matter.l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
Mi6iondrs i'm Sarnifh.

SIN elmer in Retp DOrf abssbalienen
Sonfetsn3 Der proleliantiiden Seioens
mlflons' 8eieaihnftsn in ben Der. Staa.
len uno Canada Durbe cine Aniport auf
elne bon ben Suoblften Sapan's an bic
Sttlsitatlfer aler 2dnoer erloiIene Ab.
r,hs perfab., IN Der ben @sihu6en unb
lpseleu ben nm%erltaniitsn UtIiitonaren
IN 3lemll9 unpetbllmler Spro4e porae.
polfen trtro. bob iie Dut9 lbte Selbft.
lu4t unb AnmaBuns gum etbBten 9beil
osn Aufrubr unter ben @bInelen psIur.
ia@t batten. IS beibt IN Der Anlnort.
Dob slne .oerartiee D~atleeun9 Der Sod.
LACE ben drih6sn M,Flonaten erobss
unreht ihue, oa iie. fals fis ielbtll4ns
paren, ON beiten 3u Saule asbllsben
rparen, itait ii6 IN eblna ben i4welften
gntbsbIungsn uno Ystfoleungsn aus,u.
lsssn. Die 3balia&e. OaB Der Auflubr
ntbt eur& bic 6uitl1sn WIfflunare
psIuriadt ieL gebs loon paraus pstpof,
Dob n'bt bic Dtlilonen. 8ubsn. Stus7
len uno 9oipualer ;uetft ~angsauffsn
porosn islen. ionoern be Wutb oes 10,
bells li6 suerft sssen bic g~,ienbabnsn
uno Sele8rapbtnllnlen aetIdtst babe unp
o'slsnlgsn, bic lid an ben DtiG,onarsn
osr8rlhen. BON ibnen nldls ipelier s,tpubt
pdtten, oils bab fis 6rsmbe ieten. Chat,
la6e let aber. eaB esruOs bic Resistun.
sen untsr BEN Dsdmuntel oss @putsn.
Ibums ht pleIe Ausidrstunseu baltsn
ju S6uloen fommen Iafien. bic Mot benz
Sbrlitentbum Sur SAT- seIeet iperoen buff.
Ten, ebenio penl8 ple man bic @rauel.
ibaten Der SoGer. Die uripran8itt cine
Suob.tten'S Seize 9etueien ie,en uno ,um
sbell ron Subbliten. BIleftetn anssiuprt
rputoen. BEN Snoblsmus aur 2alt lsssn
ourfte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24

- Die Ri&isr gbtparbs unb asnp
Ieitsn on Der Grippe unb i6nnen ibrsn
amtspHi&ten ni&t na9fommen.
= 3bomas 9. Drills purbe sehern
ols gonfabIer Der 2. 8arb ernannt, ale
3a6foIeer bss BERT. Bernard Dabis.
- plumbing Snipsitor Ronies bat
am MOntae ben Mapor benahridtist,
buB Der 8uiommenfturs Der beiben De.
bdube on 2adntpnnna Apenue ON Ietten
4 Iueuit. bel benz 81 perionen petlstt
rputben. burd cine @assrplofion entftans
ben iei. Seine 3beorts in. bas bic
0ast6bre befddbist tpurbe une baB fiG
ourd oas enttanbene 2sd bos @as porns
unfammelte, peldes sulsst nit einem
brennenben 8osbabnsn in 8erGtrune
fam unO bisrauf bic grploiiOn stfoists.
Dies 1T bic ulsemeine 1bsorie. bic fi1
turs mad BEN nnfaae perbrsits.e.
- Die 2~issnsheuer far cine Stabi
Der s~tusitsn Slufe betr6at Sl.lO0. cine
grCbe Summe, tpelde bic bieiieen Wirtbe
ntht bsjablen ipoaen. ipenn fie 60 per'
meicen t6nnen. Die @iribs.8 sreinisuns
Uirb bic Sa&s seri&tlid entideiben lui.
len. ba einerie,ts bebauptet ipiro. bab
eift an Montaa. ben l. april, Scranton
in bic ,tpsite 2Iafe Stdbte eintritt unO
baber bic 2issns bon bisism Gage an srii
erboben tperbsn fann. Mnbsrsrieits tpirt
ubsr erfldIt. baB Scranton Jest i6on cine
stpeits alafs Stabt 10, bic 2,sens babsr
loon ieBt in araft 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
Meuer Gpnpent.

Die ginbsrufuns elmer 3atiOnaI.
Gonpention aQer Soeialiten oes 2anbes
1T 5rsitas in Der 8eriammlune Der TO-
Standardization 9artsi. tpeids felt
msbreren Iaeen in @bieaeo tast. be-
i6loHsn tporben. 9ie contention ioQ
am 3psltsn Dientas im September in
Indianapolis ~itaitfinosn unb auf berfsI'
ben iol Der 8erIu6 ssma&t psrbsn. aas
Soeiulifeu in ben 8ersinieten Staatsp
su elmer 9urtsi su Usrsinisen. Ser 9lan
purbe bon eugene y. Debs boresi6la'
gen. BON Der 8eriammluns aber etpns
mooitetrt. Eros Der O~ppoiition osI
G~bieaeoer idlOHsn bic 5rsunoe Oss Ssrrn
Debs fid buiammen unb issen ibrsn
9lan burd. DerfeIbs tpiro ben peritis'
Oenen ioeiullitdden DrsaniiatiOnen i'm
2anbe unterbreitst tperosn. Soften bisis
,bn psrpeifsn. 70 tpi'b bic porssidlassns
@OnpentiOn ni6t ftaliinosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
smHalOs mapor nns bic ansaeIHHa

Don. Gonrao Siebl, Mapor bon
Buffalo, benz SIP Der panameritani.
iden ausaelluna. bat aroBen 9Iauben
an ben grfol9 oes untsrnsbmsns uno
III ms9r oils 3ufrisben nit benz Sort.
idritt, Der In benz Werie Der grfaIuna
bisber ssmadt tporosn III. gr iaat:
sd fabre bdufiS binaus uuo febe mir
bic @sbdube on. 50 III srIiaunlid, nile
Idnell Gle arbeit Uortudrts 9efiibrt tpirb.
Die Wdnner, ipelde bic QusfsIlung
oirigiren, limb Idlaus Rsdnsr uno lie
tperoen oieies nn%tsrnsbmsn gum Wun.
Der Der @eIt MAIDEN. Sis unbetbsilia.
ten foaar tueroen entbufiahii9 iiber bic
Sa9e. Sauienoe. melds nidt our Melt.
austelluna nod Chicago seben tonnisn,
tueroen nod Buffalo iommen. 9aBt
Sebermann bereit isin. lie auf,unebmen
uno i9ren aufentbalt ansensbm ;u
MADDEN
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
Adler auf DER Substituting.
Bsmerfshstpsrtbsr edimud fur eas ettas.
erapbiids @sbauos III Buffalo.

esmsrfsnspsrtbtr ehmud fur a etHas.
erapbiids @sbauSs ~ eufaIs.
Sos @ebduoe, meIdes auf Der pan-
a%meritaniiben gusielluns Der Chino.
graphic uro arddolosie aspiomet IN
uno lid ieBt ieiner Yo~llenouna nd6srt,
miro peri6ieoenen bemerienspertben
bilOneriiden Sdmud snibnlten. Eur.
unter ueroen giaantiide 6iguren bon
gOlern uno 2Ouen isin, iuelde auf adt
Der iedsebn Yanelen bes Comes bers
tbeilt iein ueroen. SieIe in .Stdff-
aus9efiibrten Stulpturen fueroen ter-
bOrra9enoe 3iise Der @r9itettur bisiss
f66nen @ebduoes iein. WooeIIe aus
Sebm peroen Suerf fir bic Siguren
gemadt uno BON oieien bic Wieosrqaben
aus .Gtuii" aeaoiien.
Gas aolermooell III iosbsu bollsnbet
tuoroen. Sc 1T bon toloIialer 9r6Be.
geinnte $1,000 Pfunb 2sbm iinb
BARN CUR @ertuenolns sstommen. Su
nGtaff" seaOiieu. piro isosr 8ossl stusi
Sonnen miesen. Sieie @oIsr tpsrbsn
nabesu l6 SUB bod iusrosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
Gfarrer ale &r1t,

Sunbsrte bon patisntsn pilssrn mad
Batter 8rfest's Sanatorium. sebn Msi.
len tpetIiG bon ganora, 3. o. Rod
ben 8l&srn bss Spitiiais babsn sipiiasn
5000 uuo 1000 Belionen i'm lettsn
Sabre ben gfarrsr ecniuItirt. unb bon
Der Wunesriursn eireulirsn bic fabeIbaf,
teitsn GI;iblunesn. Der Ruf Batter
2rlssr's esbt tiber bic @renisn bss Staa'
ties binaus, uub Sunberte iommsn in
SPECIAL. Gars an~ssfabren. UNI SsiIuns
bon ibren 2eibsn ,u inAsn. Der pfarrsr
unteriuht bic Yatitnttn nit sinsm nun.
bsrpoaen Sluroiiop. pfarrer Ringer
ruree stpeimal mad Rom bsrufsn, um
f& tpssen psrf&isbenn Acknowledgment
3u ueranitporten; ba CT iebo6 nibt be-
anipru@t, cine Dunbsrtraft su befiten,
70 fslsn bic enti&sibunssn iu isinsn
0unfsn aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
Ntp NoIt. ben 9. San. 1901.

oA"A AWE
6dr Sbre Austunft:
Die Sadannnna glisnbabn, unter Der
oitetten Aufiibt three @Bpaaaon Depar.
temenls bat am Worgsn bes IL. Sanuar
zine VI ltIutart unb &un6counier IN Dem
9Obotsn terminal eofnet. Set lber
olsr Wtonaten parsn 8auibrensr.
plumbers. eIettrlihe 2I6t 2eute, Yin.
ItIeI9er unb Dstorateure IN oleIen Alm.
mern an Der Arbslt, bic lest glnti
sanitlsen Bsrslelb mt ben beitsn Hs.
ltlurdnts IN Der SiaOt giep gort aus.
palIen. Die Ruhe 1T stlnbllh ausaes
liattet iporoen NIT Der poutdnolalten
mooernen 4~ustuftun9 uno 1T TN Slanbs.
lbnsl uno uollOmmsn ole elobe Auspabl
DON Spetlen anSufsrueen, bic IN Der
SpeItstarie eln9eiblohsn iino. Das
Hsltaurant 1T 8eIaumls. bell unb lufiis
uno bic Iti1e itno mt QUEEN @blna.
Stfitau. Silber unb Semen ausg,itlltet.
DIE Speietarte i6lnBt eth bic atobe
AuSpnbl bon boISlslth angeferlisler
Spellen, tpelbe mueIbalb elnem Sabre
DER Sadaplnna gllenbabu ben Auf
seBeben bat, bob le Dem Bublltum ben
oelten al8emernen G6pisson Glenlt in
oen Der. Staaten 9tsbt. Dulslbe
S%orefalt. 4ufmsrtiamts,t uab @neIals,
olsfen beneloensperiben Huf tur
Oen @Bpa8son Dtent m6ell1 ma&ts,
rplro bic 8erpaltun8 oes oOboten Rss
ltauranls eoniIoalren. AuBer Dem Nes
ltautant miro au6 etn GROCER 2unheountss
IN BEN 9Oboten Ietmlnal ~unietbal.sn
rpsrosn 3ur Sequsmll8teIt Solter, bic
l4neuer beoient Detben molten unp mot
oollidnbise D~iabISetien ~pstlaneen. VS.
vt 'oas Seftreben Der 8etpaliune, bic
ositen mp8lt1en Wab3Hten Az ben
item 9reIlen su ~Isfern, uno
ole Ytelie lino in -nsbsrenltImmuna
feteeitst tpOrosn. 80
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
Rsin ,,aabentaa. aetpanf4t.

SIN 8rsslau fanb cine 8eriammIuns
Der 9ioniften fat. bic befanntIid cine
GusnaEcsruns bon Ssrasliten nod Ba'
latina anftrebsn. UNI bort cine Art nsuss
3Ion ;u erridtsn. 9ieis 8sriammlune
pstlief duBetft ftlrmii&. als absr gum
5dlub sinise Der sraltirtsn S&pdrmer
gar bic @inberufuns zines ..Suoentasss"
p%erlunstsu, l6its bic Bolpsi bic 8sr'
iammiung ouf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
Baune Gpuntp.

Spursbale. Gin bon Der gurbp
5amli,e benobnteS @sbdube su Ssslsp.
plQe tpurbe um Samitas Abenb burh
Elm Seusr 3erft6rt. -Srau ". y. @enune,
cine bsiunnts 8iresrin unieres Stdbt.
dens. itlrb am Wonias Woreen in ibrsr
BObnuns an Glitter Strabs i'm AItsr
pon IS s lbren unb 6 Wonaten an al.
ssmsinsr Sdip6de. Die 8serbisune
,rfO!ste ssitern i'm Glen Dpbsrrp 5rlsb.
hpfe, 2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
Gar ant Msifsn.

Gin i&limmes llnslad s%rsisnsis iit
IN Rem Gaftle. Ba., IN 5oIse bes I'm
itanbss. eab bic 8remie elmer sleitrii6sn
Gar ni&t ssb5riss atbsitste. De Gar
uerlisb am 8itsburs Strabs SdssI bas
@slslis unb fubr init rufsnbsr S&nsqia.
ieit binuutsr. birsft in bas S%tabtbaus.
aus BEN fe eias sonss Ode berausrib,
Der Woiormann Sobn Sote. Stephen
aaen, 2epis We@urbp unc Elm Wanh
Rumsns Rii&sa iruesn idtpsrs 8srIsb.
uuesn BACON. giuiss 9ai lsiers srlii.
ten @oniuiionsn. bod Dat Rismanb sinsn
8nO&enbru@ Az %betIassn. 8psi Der
S&wepsrlsstsn iDsrosn pisasl&t Ger.
hon
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
6rnn6etaentbum.

0snn Sbr Gin @Sbnpaus eetr stnsu Ban
plas DOT auf Der Snprltr ortr IN psttrsburs
lsbr bilis faufsH poIt 70 ptrsrbt nipt ba 8.
Y. 3uIflteb poJnlptt9tH. Sd babe IN.
attdpr 900 RepHpdditr une 5aupIdvt iu
trstno slntm prstft zen $3.50 bic S5,vOJ ia
pt,iauftn.
SPrsti psr bti J. 6. 3arHieb,
@runetietntbumss Gambler.
517 eadapanna Qb.nur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24

Ser 6SldbTIee 8tatam 2abis bon
Nfuseatlne. Sa.. rruroe 'auf Der Saisn.
laso pom isinsm SStne Bruno sufalla
dl&ohsn.
Sn 2sip3is Bat osr Raubm5rber
Aueuit SreBIsr lem i1anblt1es Der.
oIsdpen mtt BEN 1oos esbabl. Sem
oaupt flsl unter BEN S8nut DER @ulls
,otlne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
Nene MnSei9em.
Frau p~erlauat:

Cine anffdnpiss 5rdu, tptl@s sabt su ainenn
pat unp tipas pstn pauspaifs psTlfebt; CUTE
Sspanpluas taeeIHsrt. anmtIpunJsn ptIosu
Irtunbllpit IN or n8oAtnblatr" on &C ubatu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
8 sutfds 3 risfIiRe

Die fanf 8inbsr SsIir 8Ia&sr's,
Der Dor 90 Sabrsn in Corpus ghrifti.
1sr . fiarb, baben cine srobe Grbi6afi
in Deutidlano aemadt. 8ereits folsn
$3.50. 900 bstisIbsn auf benz @sss bier.
bsr fem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
8nnIpt IA D~ereaufem,

nabs Der Setstnfabrif tn Der 10. Barb.
etlpts Anjaptuns, ptnn Jtmanp bausn nil ,
etr Htlt lanH ptbtn tInbsa. Na6,ufIastn in.
pis,tr OdHt. ba
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06
Truthful Statement

II wish to trnthsnlly state to
ou and the readers OF these few
lines that your kodoi Dyspepsia
Cure is without question. the best
and only cure for dyspepsia that
have ever come in contact With
and | have used many other prep
arations. John Beam, West Mid
dlesex. Pa. No preparation equals
ko,iol Dyspepsia Cure as II con-
tains all the natural dIeestants. II
will digest ali kinds OF ioo,i and
car'r help but do you good.
Miller & Andrews.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06
Me.hesis. Church To-Morro~.

SUNDAY will be the Fourth
Quarterly meeting at the Methodist
church. The pastor will preach
as usual in the morning. AT the
evening service Presiding Elder j..
F. Harris will preach and admin
lister the sacrament of the Lords
Supper. All are cordially invited.
All Christians are invited to par
ticipate IN the sacrsmenial service.
The quarterly conference will con
vene for business Monday morning
at 10 O'Clock.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06
yisoreu. and Healthy.

During last May an infant child
of our neighbor was suffe ring from
cholera infantum. The doctors
had given up all hopes Of recovery.
| took a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic. Cholera and Dirrahoea
Remedy to the house, telling them
/ felt sure it would do good if used
according to directions. In two
days time the child had fully
recovered. The child is now Wig
orous and healthy have recon-
mended this remedy frequently and
have never known it to fail.-Mrs.
cnrtis Baker, Bookwalter, Ohio.
Sold by City Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06
Should Be Patterned After

George Spencer, the "set IN the
game. old timer sbortstop OF the
La Junta team, has been elected
captain. succeeding La Croix. II
Spencer could only succeed IN
iniusing some OF his own
ginger into the rest OF the team,
The local aggregation viii be | ard
10 beat H. was all over the dia
mond a, Rocky Ford on the
Fourth, and WAS in the game from
start to finish
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06
Pitcher /. c,oi. n.. Went.

itcher La Croix resigned this
we, X and returned TO Denver. He
had the reputation of being one OF
,.e bes, pitchers in amateur circles
in the capitol city, bu, owing to
lack OF gilt-edge support or some
oil er misfortune, did not set the
world on fire in baseball circles in
this neck OF the woods. He was
an artist in playing to the grand
stand, and as usual most OF his
grand stand pla, failed to
connect
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06
Wanted for Murder.

Sheriff Barr received a telegram
Yesterday from l. Workman, OF
Las Aninias county. notifying him
to arrest on sight one Teny Man
Gina, who is wanted for murder at
Forbes Junction, small station a
few miles north OF Trinidad. He
IS a young man OF about IS years
OF age, with full. round, red face,
and dark hair. S ieet S inches in
height and weighs abou, 100
pounds.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06
Sack with . Bunch.

s B. Faulkn-s, A. d. Best. ],
q. Washburn and s. n Rose ar
rlv-d by the overland route Thurs
day from Wagon Mound, y NJ
with bunch OF about 1000 head
OF cattle. Mr.. Best turGed MS cat
tie out on the range west OF town,
while the remaining portion of the
bunch, belonging to Faulkner &
Heston, are on pasture east OF La
Iunta.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06
Sealed Proposals.

Sealed proposals will be receiv-
ed Up till noon Saturday, June
18th, Tor furnishing materia! and
painting school house IN district
No. ,. The board reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids.
c. r. PATTERSON,
Secretary School Board.
La Junta tribune., 1901-07-06
SOME MORE LOCAL irfms.
Dalton's pharmacy tor drugs.
f. A. Griffin enlarges photos for

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paIlors for baths.
Old papers for sale at this Office.
20 cents per hundred
The Duke OF Otero was install
ed in office on July 9Th.
G. 5. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. 2I5-
For fresh bread. pies or cakes go
to Fishers postoffice news stand.
F. 4. Griffin will do you good
job OF paper hanging. He guar
anrees his work.
Bargains in new and 2-tsted
wheels Remember we are never
undersold. d.-Downer
FoR RENT-Residence OF DR.. G..
w. Phillips; second door east o;
library; furniture for sale.
You will lose sigh, oi good
thing il you don, selec, your car
pets from Thompson's samples.
Gem Flour" best IN the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded La lunta Milling Co.
For LoDGERs OSI.Y-Nicely fur
nished rooms; good location; close
IN: terms reasonable. Inquire o.
K L. Chatter.
Mrs Charles a. Lowe and little
son are in Pueblo visiting Mrs.
loves mother. Mrs. A. d. Carr
Of Fsirmont Park
We do all kinds OF clothes clean
ing and dy eing. First class work;
prices reasonable: give us Trial.
La lunta Steam Laundry.
+. r. Hoiimire left town this
morning and will attend church 10
Denver tomorrow. He exp. cts to
return home Monday night.
The Fourth in La unta was a
very quiet one and the town was
almost deserted. Most oi cur ci,i-
zens celebrated in Rocky Ford
John Granshaw purchased the
old, wooden sidewalk around the
court house and has been engaged
in removing the same during the
past week.
Mrs. J. II. Rapp and children,
who have been visiting Mrs. kapp's
parents at Oneida. III, during the
past month. returned home yestor
day morning.
1t is announced that ihe cele
brat,d Rocky Ford baseball team
disbanded after the game on iht
Fourth, and several expert play ers
are out OF a Job.
Mrs. p Hill and daughter. ed
Carthage. Mo, arrived in La junts
Wednesday. and are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs O. g. Hess. Mrs.
Hill is a sister OF Mr.. Hess.
School district No. 4, Rocky
Ford, has the largest school pop.
ulatiou OF any school district in the
county, with iISS. NO. II, the
La Iunta district, has population
OF go4.
1t is easier TO keep well than
get cured. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers taken now aud then. Will al
Ways neep your bowels in perfect
order. They never gnpe bu, pro
mote an easy gentle action. :
Miller Il Andrews.
Fireman Leslie kefier, who met
with an accident on the road that
necessitsted the amputation OF
three toes, was out for the first
time Yesterday on crugches, al
month earlier than the doctor an
ticipa'ed His injury is healing
rapidly.
DIR. b. F. Haskins returned
home yesterday morning from
Cleveland, Ohio. where he has
been confined IN one of the lead
ing hospitals for several months
past. The doctor had a surgical
operation performed during his