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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
0eHprpcm.

slm IL. Snli in DenniiDn, mo iie
ibre 5odter, Srau s.. 6unt. beiudte.
ssrau Marp s. YenDer on einenl
5dlaaanfall i'm Mlter bon 65 Sabrsn.
Sic Serforbene mar aus Breubsn ae.
biirtia unb fam i'm Sabre 1880 mad
Den Ser. Gtaaien. sic binterldBt
einen 8atten. feds 3inoer uno iebs-
sehn 8roBtinoer.
Sames Manlep. Elm alter Neger, Der
Sabre lang bier .semobnt bat. 1T am
IL. Suli in Cambridge aeiforben.
Nm Ia. Suli in Glonoife 5rau 9fel-
ion @briltp. 80 Sabre alt, OIL Der 4us.
sebruna. Die 8erltorben binierldBt
einen 8atten unb fiinf tleine 3inoer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
executive Gomtttc.

Mm @amltag trat bier Das ben Der
labten Demptratiihen Gountp GOnDen-
tim ernannte Genital gpmite 5uiam-
men uno ertpdblte snr GIbrnna zines
ene9riiden Wabltampfes fDlsenoes
grecutipe @omite !:
Sarbep garnbia uno Wm. u. Waa=
ner bon GoIben 5oipnfbip. Sohn -.
Oil unb Sobn 2ineberger bon Drill,
s. 6. 5sitel 'uRo s. 8. 9pitetlsr pon
Dooer. S. S. 2int BON Buds. @m.
e. 9aib BON 9awrence, Or. %. s.
Roberts BON SeiferiOn. Gmmet M.
Stoder bon e5alen, Suoipn $. Wurs
pbp bon Waibinston, g. =. 2inoiap
bon Grioro, s. 5. guebler bon
5anbD. Noam Waugbiman BON Sort
unb M. 8. Stitin bon Wapne.
Das gegeeutipe @omite belt eeItern
bier feline erite Sigung uno oraanll;rte
iid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18

\ Ser glorben bes gtaatss NeiD Oorf
Tuno Die observation-disclosures batteH
unier elmer fnrdtbaren 9iBe 81 leibstl.
@erlanat. Gin gertdufer, i'm
alier BON l9- 80 Sabren, fur ben
9erfauf BON 8aIolne Bapor 2ampefl.
Cine fleine glr9ibafi lit erforoerlih.
Gin outer 8ertdufer fam SIS bis $40
per Wobe perbienen. Gutes Serri=
torium. Sir ndbere Mustnnft fdrribe
Dber Iprede pDr bel
glrnDlo Minnig,
Mem Ypilaoelphia, ..
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Bon, GIib eriMlagen.

Wer fennt ni6t bas 8ebitbt, in mel
dem Guitap Sdluab idilbert. tpie ur=
iabue, 8robmutter, Mutter uno Rinb
bon einem yliBfrabl erIblaeen iper=
oen. @ttpas dbnli6es ereienete lih am
Montaa gtadmittag in Stem gomers=
tOmn.
5rau Sbornton, Die in Stem Corners
toiun mobnt, befudte in Beeleltuna
bon alpei &inbern ibre Mutter, Srau
Caroline 6uff. Die ungefdbr cine Meile
BON Der Staot mobnt. Nah oem Mit=
taaeiien gin9en Srau 0nH, ibre 9o6=
ter Gina Suff uno Srau Sbornton
uno oeren beioen &inoer, Elm Mdb1en
BON 8 uno elm Gnabe bon 2 sSabren,
auf Elm 5elo, UNI 8eeren gu iammeln.
SlOBlib muroen iie BON einem @e,pit=
ter iiberfallen uno ole fliihteten unter
einen naben Strpbi6uppen. bod faum
batten iie oenlelben erreidbt, als elm
Slibitrabl in bas @ebdube lhlua uno
orel Berlonen. 6rau Suf, oeren Sod=
ter Trau Sbprnton uno oereu slpei.
id6rises SDbnhen muroen ioIort 9e=
tOotet uno Gina Suff erlag ibren Ser
lebunaen nod DIN nGnliden Nbeno.
Bon ben fiinf Berionen, b,e nod benz
Sduppen fliihteten, 1T nur mod bas
ie6sidbrise S0dterlein Der fSrau
SbOrntOn am 2ebeu uno auh oieIes
-iit i9limm perlebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
@eiber Ma,n spmroe aeIb

@robe Beiorsnib berridte unter ben
Greunben BON ~. u. 5usarty In 2erins~
ton, &p., ais lie iaben, bab berlelbe gels
tpurbe. Seine 5aut dnperte lansIam bic
Jarbe, ebenic feline Musen, unb er litt
furhtbar. Setne 3ranfbeit mar bic
0elbfuAt. ST wurbe BON ben belien
Mer3ten bebanbelt. ieboa pbne Grfols.
Damn trnrbe ibm seratben, electric Bit
ters, bas wunberbare Masen= anb Qeber-
5eilmittel, 3a prObiren, unb Ct fAreibt !:
oNahbem i'd stpei 6lafAen aenpmmen,
mar i4 scQftanbig turtrt." Gin Berfm1
benefit feline unpersleiAlihen gcrsase
fur Wagen<, 2eber> unb Nieren Rranfs
beiten. Sur SO Gents. 8ertauft In s.
s. Mtller u. Sobn'S Mpcttefe.
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NetratbsbetpiHt9Mnaes.

gilbert %. Sep, port Malbinaton -
Miinnie s. Nmenot. Ne,p pbila.
Golano $. geaole, @arrollton, o. -
glmenoa gDrbner. Sanbnbiae.
Balentine Mobod @li5a Smith, beibs
BON Nem Yhila.
Warner GbliIb - Doris Gi9monb,
beioe bon Neip gpmerstpipn.
Riniep Smith. ubriAspiue Gatbe=
rine Tarris. DenniIon.
Wm. &epmono, Wuinnrisbt Winnie
EaId, Niuipeb.
Glbbe e. gennett, lbri6soille Su-
cretia 8liB. Senniion.
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Gtiu lfrhrr Bntte.

5ran gum Mann, luel6er leer bon
Der Sa9o beimfebrD: .Gu bali aud in
9einem 2eben nod nidts geIhoiien. =
-Mann: %, bite febr. Sh babe
fhon einmal einen iebr aroBen Sod ge=
fboiien. ."-6rau:.G so, mann benn?"
Mann: .@ie i9 Did sebeiratbet
habe."
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8oItuar.
Is. Suli 1901.

Ac' NSN&t lCoLs
Wertber Seoba6ter
Sn 3oar lit bic Na6ri9t eineetrof=
fen, oaB Sr. 9lleranber Sum i'm Yaoe
NorObsim in Geutidlano an 6ersuer=
fettun9 gehorbe1 1T. Ser 8eritorbene
trdnfelte idon felt Idnaerer 3eit uno
lein 6reuno. st = Getretdr gDbitneD,
lteate ibm ieinen eisenen Nrst sur 0er=
tliguna. Us ,par iein Wunfb, in Soar
beeroi5t su tueroen unb befinoen li1 iei=
ne ueberrelte auf bem Wege oortbin.
Ser GerItorbene bate li9 Dor etipa Is
Sabren in 3oar einiae Mder 2ano nit
elnem Slodbauie gstauit uno sog bar=
auf su ieinem 8ergniisen glumen uuo
Semitic. Nls Die 3oor 8efelli1aft fi6
aufl0fe. taufte Der 9eritorbene bic alte
grauerei uno lieB iid baielbit cine ele=
gante Wobnung einri9ten. unb baulte
oalelbit, wenn ct iib ni9t auf Reiien
befanb, als Sungseielle uub 5onoer=
ling. gor sSabresfriit balf er ielbt
bier miloe Gaitanien (horse chesnuts)
in aeeianeter gntfernuns bon einanoer
auf telnem 8runo uno 8ooen anpfIan=
gen uno oieie Stele be;ei9nete er nun
gu ieinem leBten Gubeplab. Der ger=
ltorbene mar 60 Sabre alt feline 6ei=
matb mar Glebelano, mo- nod cine
5hmeiter bon ibm lpobnt, uno ipo Iein
gruoer i'm borisen DECEMBER seitorben.
Die geeroiauna ioa itiu uno einfa9
lein, nur elm Quartet ioa bon ieinen
Sreunoen, bic i'm allidbrIid 3tpei ooer
oreimal BON @leoelano beiu1ten, se=
tunaen tperoen. (Gie Gamilie 8rum
sebOrt Der fat5oliiden Stride any, II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
qtt Offer.

3uei Gdnserinnen treten sufammen
In elmer Dper auf, il, tuelder beios
9leia srobe Rollen baben. .-Na9 BEN
erfen Nste tuirb Der einen elm Blumen.
boutet 3u9etuorfen. uno beibe fireiteu
lid nm baHelbe. .Wie 10 eeb6ren
Sbnen bic Blumenp Sd babe bod
baiielbe 9edt. iie als mein gigentbum
au betradten2"-~Mb i9 bite Sic,
tparum freiten mir uns benn-id
iueroe bod nod meine eiaenen Blumen
fennen =
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Qtr .t1rtH un1t attti1ta.

6err Nliiller bat einen Gpbn an Der
8erliner llniperiitdt. gr fbreibt ibm
einen Iangen Srief, in benz er ibm
ftren9e Nerbaltllnssniabreseln sibt,
ibn 3u einem fulioeren 0ebenstpanbel er-
mabnt nno fiiat aum Sdlub nod
binsu: rTeine SHUTTER ienost Sir nod
i,lie9eno obne n1eim Miiien 100 Mart. =
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
4 Oas Ser. 5.aaten Seer ma

Das Ser. S.aaten Seer ma6t
mobil uno atpar aesen biut9ierige
sseinbe, ndmlid Die Mosquitps. Gie
peribisoeneu Milidr- Siotipnen fino
nit groBen Auantitdten petrDleum
nerleben iporben, bas auf Die Simple
In Der Ndbe jener Stationen seenfen
tperoen ioa. Ser Mpsquito lit Elm
Geino ienes 9ruit probufts. Gr tann
es ni4t riedeu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
Gin BeIeuenteitat,iui4.

Dame: r2iebe Grau alotiloe, bas
Wdb6en. oas bel Sbnen bient. ioll bel
mir eintreten. @asen sic mir. bite,
III iie ebrlid2"-G feftioneufs:
.Eas psib i'd nidt 9enau. Seben Gte,
i'd babe lie beiipielsmeiie bor Woden
nit elmer Rednuns at Sbnen gefbiGt,
nnb lie fat mir bis beute tein @elb ab.
aeliefert."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
DtuuunTr.

9ausberr (bertraulid 3ur Nera-
tiny: ~Gasen Sic einmal aufrihtig,
tpie benten sic iiber ben 3ufano mel.
ner Jrau; mein friberer '9ausarat
meinte. tuenn i'd ibr Elm neues. ieibenes
Gleib-" - Meratin (iiberIeaen) /:
I'D, mas periebt 10 elm Wann BON Der
Woce-eine neue 93el3earnitnr
muB lie baben!4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
AnIfretrnenner Dte,tIf.

~Gasen sic 'mal, 6err Wiiller,
tuober mag Is ,uobl ionmen. oab Der
6err 9taotratb Samiier nod eanj
idmaraes Gopfbaar unb i9on elmer,
tpeiBen Badenbart bat?"-x xDermutb-
lid .peil Der 3atb bel Weitem mebr nit
ben Baden 9earbeitet bat. als nit Den,
GpbF,"
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Gin art,ter ARiutondr

serbunserte fiir3lid In 9cnbpn, neil e.
feline Nabruns ntht perbauen fonnte.
Der reAtsettise @ebrauh BON Or. Rings
yfew Sife pills tpiirpe i'm serettet baben.
ste ftarten ben Masen, belfen Der ger-
oanuns, fSrsern bic NiflmilatiOn, beiTern
ben Nppetit. yreis rs Gents. OefD
suriiderltattet, ipenn niht befriebi9t.
gsrfauft tn S. g..Miller u. SoDu's Mpo-
tbeff.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18

Sehs Sdde @olo. beren ieoer
$4,000 in 3wansisoollar @olofiifen
entbielt, fnb, mie Der Sun 5ranaisco
.Gbroniele" meloet. ipurlos aus ben,
oortigen Miinsamt seitDtlen tporben,
uno aae 0adforidunsen ino perseb=
lib 9eblieben. Ser Sieblabl fam bel
Der jdbrliden 3dbluns Der Miinsen
ans 2i6t. Mau bermutbet, oaB ir=
geno ein Nngeite0ter Der Sbdter 1T.
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8nrnfoes
Yreiie fiir Giiemtpaarett.

>ON
Cine quite 6anofdse fir %, 81 & 88c.
glifel platirte WinfelmaBe $1.OO, pertf
$3.50.
9leine WintelmaBe 24c.
Webi6niirre. so SUB, Csc.
giierne 6obel, $1.25 $3.50.
66l5erne 9obel, neues MobeI, 81 .25,
Glammern 25c.
gobrer 10, IL, IA - Csc.
@rOben Shraubeni6neiber LOO.
l0a6ai9e fade Geilen lOe.
5a3enteiIen Sc.
Merte sac.
6albbeile 35e.
Breitdrte $40.
Belle Csc.
Waiierpaaen lac.
pHaiferfellen 25e.
WaurerfeGen Csc.
Rutfdeni6rauben. bas Dubenb SC.
0oppeldrte SOC.
Wclt Sbr billige 5dreiner.
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gr: % nein; er III ia auf meinem
Out aeieiien!A
DritrSfrhlpr.

(glus elmer 8ereinsaeitlns.) .Mit
fd0nen SOrten III uns nidt aebolfen. :"
fagte Der prdiioent gum gdfermeiner
Qrauie, mir tupllen 9baten ieben y
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
BriefIiHe.

s5iir Die am 13. Suli enbenbe Wode
blieben fOlgerlbe ni1t reflamirte grieie
auf Der bieiigen pofoffice:
z St35e Beit6er. sJgret Wierris
81 W WoiIcoren. Wars Rate Ghud.
slmsfia Fernina. Hi,s Wh.tlnire.
3. u. Dearb0rff, g. aR.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
GnIerut.

rJenem 6errn, Der meine Grau ent=
fiibrte. iprehe td auf oieiem Meae
meine 0oda9tlrng fir ieinen Weiltb
aus. Dleier. Pripatier.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
9tt nrpnt.

Ste: Pile. ieBt tommli Gu erF
aus ber GieipepA-gr: wSn, aber
otne meine Ghnlb--unier Direttnr
mar biz ieBt ba rs lie: .Gesbalb
bdtteh Gu bod friiber geben f6nnen u
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
Gilenwaaren Grnte Sertaltfl
tie gan3s gDode, bsginueRo att MOniag, e. Snli 1901

uner Genwaaren 9eparteaent lit efger Store fir fd
brett Jcbrianten
setauft in arnber Mngen aunben pren Der.
prot ufrDen aeben
als usIid @iinmaanbdnoer oa mir nd bir 8and
aGn abbdnsia no Gaut gnmaan ebe r ms gen
gehribn babt
SpesieAe Hreie Sir Die @od)e Des Gr,ttes WcrfamfS.
ghte r6bnomiee 2aternen 25. @ooen gSaeenidmie SC.
SsurrD Rdmme Sc. Ghuhaiders Musruhuna 75c.
Yrodul 3aum CSutel 10c. Sausmage "a Yfunb 99c.
100 1eblohene Jieen Sc. Ghu6hummer 4c
a6rbe init gidenbolhnn zoe. 2ufdnfarbe per Quart 35e
Srefahe Sublibe SC. 9euid @bfene l0e
Soble Nitsn, 100 far Sc. 2eoer SaIftern 63c.
Ghubndad piuno Sc. Rreuaidntt gdeen SOC.
Gind Gtubndael, Tbo. padee 17c. Oaar Slipper 48c
Bruhdna0en &C. per 5tuf pumpen gum geiprenten &c.
S9were g8eb 0alitrn 2lc 3ebnsolee i5elen Sc.
goln Mrt 9Daibers Set &C. Dopr Nfos GhwBein Set s
Genien 4Sc. gratpFannen
Haanssln periebeuer rDBe fir m 100 giuno $l48
gIerne Yeinn nit etanb l5c. re. Saren goantrt. &c.
6nfndae oas piuno 10c Rlene 2atenen 1Oe.
Vots eirn Sao Stiee Yeiben Sc.
stils fir Nsrte pidsl unb Daden SC.
Romrtt sum gcrfauf, es ocrloDnt TM.
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glabe 6antau, China, baben fd
5odfutben an NantlefluB erreiQnet,
tpelde 6unoerte bon MenI1enleben ae-
foitet baben.
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HrrrfthrffN.

.Na. Steiner. lparllnl tneinii Gu 10
iebr2 Mein Batter hot mir BET Der
GoItsadbllina perieIIen." !"
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Hem gaiIaaslpbia. o. ID. ann 1901.
- 9as Wetterbiireau berfpriht fiib=
Ieres Metter. Wollen's hpffen.

f. ASAs@ ~~StN%e >~~Ns>tA - ~ u
Wm. Soder, Elm RoblenFubr-
mann in grofers Sohlen9rube in Mil
Sp., maro am Gomltaa burd einen
herunterfaaenben Stein 9etroffen nnb
erbeblib Derlebt.
- Serr BFarrer Solliaer bon Bits
burg miro am ndtbIten Sonntae in Der
hieligen refprmirten Stride preoi9en,
8ormittags in oeutIder, am Ibeno ii,
englilder 9prade.
s. s. Mpomaw in Gtoneereet
bat cine fh0ne stusmabl BON Gauben
fir Gdsfiibel an Sano uno perfauft
oieielben fir 60 Gents per 9unoert ooer
bas Sauieno fir $500. IA
Gas proieft elmer Strabenbabn
bon ubri6sbille na6 Wsw Gomerstotpn
iheint ii6 enblid ieiler 8erpirtlihane
gu ndbern. Sc beibt. bas Wearedt lei
selihert uno bas nDtbige Gapital lei in
NusIiht geltellt.
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= Greo. aislis, Soba BON 6reo.
Rislig on Sit SohitraBe, bat lebten
6reitag Ibeno ben linfen Nrm aebrp=
den. @r pollte auf Elm Bfero lprin=
gen, iiel aber auf Der onoern seite
berunter unb brah ben Nrm.
La Junta tribune., 1901-08-07
se.,e. .. r.. e.,.r..

Notice is hereby given that !
will on Monday, September g.
1901, and from day to day there
after until all complaints are heard,
sit to hear objections or complaints
OF parties thinking themselves er-
roneously assessed, or those whose
valuations have been increased by
the assessor. All hearings must
be concluded before the meeting
OF the Board of Equalization on
October Sth. All parties whose
personal property valuation has
been increased by the assessor will
receive notice OF such increase.
H. w. ApsMoND,
Assessor OF Otero County, Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1901-08-07
A Foo, and Nj. Money.

]. S. Mellin, a Rocky Ford
citizen, went to Colorado Springs
last Friday, to take in the Quarto-
Centennial celebration. No sooner
had he stepped off the platform of
the depot than he proved to he
unusually easy money tor conf
dence man. VIII lie Mellin was
looking around trying to get his
bearings, he was approached by a
well dressed man who showed him
fine large trunk, on which he
wished to borrow $50. Being
rather taken with the unknown
mans address, Mellin let him have
the cash, and little later he was
thunderstruck to find that the
trunk was not the property of the
borrower
La Junta tribune., 1901-08-07
ce,en., like. Sell. Out.

F.. M. Likes & Son sold the
Valley livery barn last Saturday to
T. ]. Dyke, OF Garden City, Kan,
and Dick Ardery, of Trinidad,
who will take charge Immediately.
MIR. Likes, who recently purchased
the Foxworthy livery stable pro-
perty on San Juan avenue, intends
to build fine brick barn there,
and will open an exclusive feed
sale and boarding stable.
La Junta tribune., 1901-08-07
a Young LADY. IN. Saved.

DR.. Chas II. Utter, prominent
physician, Of Panama, Colombia,
in recent letter states: Last
March l had as patient a young
lady sixteen years of age, who had
very bad attack OF dysentry.
Everything ! prescribed for her
proved Intellectual and she was
growing worse every hour. Her
parents were sure she would die.
She had become SO weak that she
could not turn over in bed What
TO do at this critical moment was a
study for me, but thought OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and as a last
resort prescribed it. The most
wonderful result was effected.
Within eight hours she was feeling
La Junta tribune., 1901-08-07
Me,m.. Institute.


The Normal Institute OF District
No. 8, will be held at Las Animas,
August 10Th to 3Ist, inclusive. 1t
is hoped that every teacher in
Otero county will attend this meet
ing.
The services of Superintendent
Keating, of Pueblo, as conductor,
have been secured and an instruc-
tive and interesting meeting is
assured. The best lecturers in
Colorado will be present and ad-
dress the teachers. l respectfully
ask that the schoolboards through
out the county insist upon the at
tendance Of their teachers at this
Institute.
MARY ]. ANDERSON,
Superintendent of Otero County.
La Junta tribune., 1901-08-07
New Claim Agent.

H. ]. Franklin, formerly claim
adjuster on the Colorado division
OF the Santa Fe, has been appoint
ed claim agent on all lines west OF
Albuquerque with headquarters at
Los Angeles, Cal. f. H. Hemus,
is his successor in Colorado, with
headquarters in Pueblo. The ap-
pointments were effective August
ISt
La Junta tribune., 1901-08-07
Shsep Feeae,, QuIt.

The Holbrook farmers are evil
IDENTIFY all going out OF the feeding
business, as quite a number OF
them have already disposed Of
their hay at the ruling price OF 81
per ton in the stack. J. J. O'Nell
and w. N. Randall sold all their
hay to Colonel Lockhart, and will
retire from the sheep feeding in
dustry for time.
La Junta tribune., 1901-08-07
e...,...s Sci. .s s"n..-y.

We have decided to remain at
our old stand where we will close
out our entire line Of millinery At
cost and less. Sale continues un-
I'll stock is closed out.
CRocKET * HoDGEs.
La Junta tribune., 1901-08-07

much better; inside Of three days
she was upon her feet and at the
end OF one week was entirely we'll"
For sale by all druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1901-08-07


likewise mar the general appear.
ance OF parade. BY the courtesy
OF the press committee, who sup.
Piled the visiting editors with free
passes to everything going, includ-
ing the swellest banquet that ever
happened, we had entree to the
grand stand and seat within ten
feet OF the box occupied by Teddy,
where we could hear everything he
SAID, including his EXPLANATIONS OF
delight and rapture with every
thing that came within the range
OF his vision. The biggest sensa-
ton of the parade was made by an
ex.rough rider. An old time "prai-
rie schooner" was one of the fea
lures OF the pioneer section OF the
parade. When it passed through
the gland stand, the canvas was
lifted on one side, and typical
wild and woody cowboy poked his
head out. There was an eager and
expectapt look on his face as his
eyes scanned the large audience,
and it was very evident that he
was looking for somebody. Sud,
denly he began to irantically yell.
"Where's Teddy?" "Where's
Teddy" "Where's Teddy?" Some
one pointed him out, and the cow
boy, recognizing him instantly,
leaped from the wagon, and fairly
flew to the vice-president's box.
Teddy rose in his seat, grasped
the cowboys hand vigorously, and
greeted him with another lawfully
glad to see you, old boy, by
George; mighty glad, mighty glad;
how are you any way?" The COW
boy had met his idol once more
and was satisfied, and as he climb
ed into the prairie schooner again
was greeted by the laughter and
thunderous applause of the au-
dience.
Speakings OF idols reminds US
that man, who was formerly the
popular idol OF the whole people
Of the great state of Colorado, was
also present in this vast assem-.
blase' He occupied box on one
side of the driveway that separated
the two sections of the grandstand,
directly opposite Vice President
Roosevelt. His head was whitened
by the SHOWS of many winters, and
he looked tired, and worn and sad,
like the picture OF martyr-the
martyr Of popular delusion. Ii
WAS Henry NJ. Teller. 1t may be
that he is commencing to realize
the error OF his ways, and is grow
ing tired OF the martyr business.
1t is even probable that he is
longing to be in line again with
the grand old party OF which Ted
dy is the popular idol. Let us
hope SO. He has reached the
stage where he will have to make
a final choice between democratic
coat Of many colors and republi-
canism, pure and undefiled. Will
he be equal to tre occasion7 Quien
sabe1
Last, but not least was the com
plimentary banquet to the editors
Of the state by the citizens OF
Colorado Springs at the Antlers
Hotel. 1t was very swell affair,
about $50 covers being laid, over
one hundred OF which were pre-
sided over by pencil pushers.
Dress suits were not barred, and
very choice and select few OF the
editorial fraternity appeared in
their two-tailed behavior begged,
borrowed or stolen for the occa-
sion. The banquet festivities
commenced at g p. M, and the
last of 1000 champagne corks
popped somewhere in the vicinity
of 3 &. m. or thereabouts. Toasts
were responded to by Vice Presi-
dent Roosevelt, Senator Teller,
Senator Patterson, Ex-Governor
Thomas, Thomas F. Walsh and a
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Centennial celebration-Teddy and
us. No. S was late, in two Sec
tions, and loaded to the guards
not an available seat. Teddy was
on the hind end, in the private car
OF ce-President Paul Morton, OF
the Santa Fe. We suppose vice.
presidents have a sort of fellow
feeling for each other and are quite
chummy. We were on the front
end with Joe L4wless. of the La
mar Sparks. We also entertain
the fellow feeling habit, all same
vice presidents, because we are
both in the newpaper business.
The best we could do was to get a
seat on the steps Of the blind bag
gage, and there we sat for three
mortal hours, in cloud of cinders
and dust, viewed the landscape
DER, and mused on by gone days
with pass in our inside pocket.
oe remarked that it seemed like
old times, and it did-some.
Finally, we reached the beautiful
city OF Colorado Springs. There
was an immense crowd at the de.
pot, brass bands, pretty girls, and
Governor Orman with his "staf"
resplendent in full uniforms Of
yards and yards of gold lace. brass
buttons, epaulets, and cooked hats
ornamented with hugh black os-
tnch feathers. Their appearance
was very distinguished, and they
looked as though they felt that the
responsibility that rested upon
them was even greater than that
OF Atlas, who is reported by the
Almanac TO have earned the world
around on his shoulders. They
| overlooked us somewhat in the
1
ovation, and everybody made a
rush for the rear end of the train
to get glimpse OF Teddy-the
man who stands alone. for we
don't believe there is another man
on earth like him. He is SO natur-
al, unaffected, and terribly in earn.
est even in the most trivial things
When he meets person for the
first time, its "Delighted to meet
you; mighty glad. mighty glad, :
and he grasps your hand with a
vice like grip, shows a brilliant
arrav OF even white teeth, and
smiles and smiles, and then winds
Iup with, '.How are you, anyway,
old man?" He is SO terribly in
earnest that you can't help believ-
ing that he really means it all. He
was evidently cast in one of the
best OF natures moulds, and broke
the mould castin', for there's not
a man on earth anything like him
at the present time that we ever
met.
The governor OF the great state
Of Colorado is entirely different.
Later in the day we met him at
press headquarters in the Antlers
Hotel. He is fine looking man,
dign and quite genial. He
bears the honors that have been
thrust upon him, by the grace OF
fusionism, with becoming ease and
grace. He came into the room
set aside for the newspaper frater-
nifty, and was introduced all around
10 the press gang. When it came
our turn and he learned that we
were from La Junta, he looked
Interested. Probably it was be-
cause Otero county didn't look
good to him from a fusion stand
point, and he wanted to size up
the bipeds that hibernate here
abouts. Anyway, he inquired.
"What paper did you say you
were conducting9"
We told him.
"THE LA JUSTA TRlBUSE?" said
the governor interrogatively, "oh,
yes; have heard of you"
The governor, unlike Teddy,
probably wanted to fatter us from
fusion standpoint, but he didn't.