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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28
Amigos de la Cidra

Rov tuvimos 81 gusso dc aAludaF an ssta
aaaaena6n 4 muchos Rmigos corrsligio 10 naEioa
g@ m Osdrn. Entire estos.A nussafos clstsngni-
49, aompAtslotaa Don PrAxsass aon sarge
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28

E~JosG G. del yalie (Tortalesa 71).-Od-
sinas para ID gesti6n do asuntos administrsti-
Yos sn todos los eentros chciales.
MANGAS z CAPTROTES.-versoe de Luis
Rodriguez Cabrera. De venta en- la calIa de
10 Fortalaza NO So, al precio de 30 centavos el
eiemplar. p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28
JulciO GaUTIER

Hoy contin1ia 81 juicio de don
Rafael Gauthier, contra Ia COM
paflfa de carros el6ctricos.
Ell abogado Pettingill pidi6 que
20 deaestimass Ia demands,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28

Ell gobernador sefiala como oe
fiesta ell dia 81 en- conmemora-
ci6n de los muertos de La Patrla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28
eE-Mdebles de todas cIases.-Margarida
& Co, San Francisco a. -

eEMdebles de todas clhses.-Margartda
&c CO, San Francisco a. -
eSa desarrolIan gratis pelfculss planchaa
foscgrancAs. Somos los 6nieos en- In Isia due
sabsmos hacer bisn esia clase de trabafos.
Cnando I'd. vsnga O 10 capital. visfsenos, "
tendremos snmo gusso en- ensenxrle nneatro
gran surtido de efsctcs de fotograffa darIe
leeciones sn cate Famo. Soiicitamos pedfdos
por esta ciRse de efsctos
HARDIE HERMANO5. Plaxs do Armss.
San JnAn.s at.
EaFDaaeAa Marquee Ro&g.-oaguas.
ExiatenciAa renovadaa commandments.
ImPorfRcion dirsctas-Precios Iimikadoa.
-Espaeialidad 81 eI despasho dc rsestas.
DOCTOR J. LORENZO CASALUUc.
Oiruiano-Dentista Ncrts~ ame ericano.
Areeihor- Pnarko~R Rico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28

Huestro distin z aide correligionario don
RSmiro Martinez, alcAlde de In cindad de
Utuado, NOS dirigs Ell telegrama que con Ifrui.
ei6l insertamos aquf.
"DEM
AcabA de RbFirsa al phbicc est&ci6n tela
grAhcA. Como resulta de tanta utilidad prem.
sa santos benehcios vecindario, conn pl&seoma
en- felicitar aqnella sste.
Ramirc Martinez"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28
ure K a.

Es indisputable y no
J cabe duda: la Emulsion
| de Scott no tiene rival
!, en- ell mundo terapeuti-
! co. La mejor prueba es
!, su gran fama universal
! y ell uso tan popular que
] de ella Sc hace. Desde
] Ell vanidoso aristocrata
J hasta Ell humilde aldeano
} la consumer con perse-
! 0erancta, con fe y con-
! DeDci."iento, porque va
! no Sc ignoran sus viz
; tudes.
/, Las propiedades fisio-
! logicas de la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28
D0MlHfCA

Las c6nizas dc ese volcan cubren
d toda la isla Dominica, hacienda
el efecto de una densa neblina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28

Pssajes de ida vuelta 10 8 de rebata.
Niffos memories de 10 amos; mftad de precios.
Los yapores de ssss Inca son recomends-
bIss por aus eomodidadss especialea para peaa-
ieros, empleando de Puerto Rico { New York
81 rededoH de diaa.
A0sastes generates: Boulton, Bliss d Dallett.
12S Front ST. New York. I'm Ponce, Morales
= @ Nm San Juan, Villar Y O. J5~@
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28
Notas a yueIa pIuma
GDe QuebradiIIasD

I'm ssta IocalidAd Sc eelebran las novenAs
del mes de Maria Asolemnisandclas con aus can.
tos,aeforitas de 10 mas distin guido en- In buena
aocisdAd.
ri altar donde 90 e1hibs In imaqsn de IA
MAdre del Amor Hsrmoso, es decorate con Ar.
10 elegancia por dichas sefiorltas
~
Aquf no sc cree In posihilidad de cue Ell
gobIerro spruebe la anexi6n proyeetada
Los del grupltO republicano estkn AlfcAf.
dos. Dice que de hAberle anexado el pueblo A
AguadillA. formalfAn ellos una tnmenaa mavo.
ria, eiendo . CAmuy no pueden as pirar = fa.
dA nj siqufera airviente de- la AlcAldfs, pues
aquf nj para eao 10 les qnieRen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28

u,rops, s,c,r.c.." que sali6 del puerto
de San nAn sl mi6rcoles 81 oei coLLIs : -
de la tarde, lIeg6 Nsw York ansas ae aver
D Las 6 de II mafan&.
Ha sido eancelada In nina de arenas au
rfferas denominada "La Monserrs.e Inuss H =
ds en el barrIo Mameyes, De 10 lo1solsen as
Luquillo hoy Rio granoe: co qua. -. sSore,
dida en- 90 de NoviemoFe oe AoS@ I'VE
Quevsdo Hess.
Mshana "a cslebrark IL procession de Cor
pus Christi en- esta cindad.
Con ese motive Sc levanaan sigunos siSnA 90
en- Ell "Parqus Central
Tipos de csmbio:
Londrss..... go DIV SAG sssS 8
paris. 8 div sXp.s ID
Hamburgo, 8 DIV sY psD D
Espana, div 90 Pc
La ccrts de Dlstrito de San Juan libra
reouiEitoria contra Pedro Texldor Lebr6n y
Alfredo Dstres, procsssdcs por hurso.
Tanbien requisitorfa IL oorts de San Juan
n jose Ruiz Montalvo, por hurto q Bonita
clio Colon Calder6n, procesado por ieslones'
I'm al mereado de New York, Sc cotisa d
'i e.a..i5.Ssds 4 5.ss '.s.7s rs
How fus susnendido 81 iuieio ersl que se
aigue consra al guardi2 VAlentin Colon, por
hornicdio del iueE de policfa de 10 Cidra, don
Manuel Santisgo.
Nl ines municipal de Bio piedras solieita
In busca captura dc Braulio Mendoza Fon-
SEGA, en- causa per estafs'
Lease L. opinion de uno de los nedicos
ma, dfatinguidos de 10 Rep6bliea dominicanA:
xTnduda bles v conocidos como son ios bue-
nos efectos del aceite de bacalao de los hi-
pofosdtos, combatiendo ell vicio sacrc1nlosos ei
rao uitismo, 10 tubercuI6sis, ste.s proouclen-
do siempre In reconstitucion del fndiV1dno,
solo f<Aba una pFeparacion &c sAook &sFsoa'
BILE, condicionss digestivas cue fnera acce-
able hasta q los est0magos mas deiicados
Estss exceentes cualidades las posee 10 nmul-
si6n de Scott, que por clio ha aoquirldo Jassa
fama general aceptaci6n. Ne compiazco en-
manifsstar que en- mi lsrga practica son mu-
chos Y notorios los casos en- que con 81 nso ne
obtenido muy fslices resultados
DR.. d. ii. Durds.
Maiieo Clruiano de ia Universida1 de Caracas,
Decano del Cuerpo Msdico de Santo Domingo
Antique Rector de Las CAtedras de MedicinA
CtruSfa, ete. etc etc., SAnto Domingo, B. DID,
ALEXANDRA BOZZ0.-Agsnta Comiaio.
nfsta. Represantanse sSAmper Il CRs Nsv
York A. 3 BssosR & Ca. Comisiones en- gene
raj. The Liberty Machine CO New York.
Maouinaria y tipos de imprentR. Agencia de
II Mkquina de escrihir FrAn KIN.
M6quinA perfscta. so una escrtolra La
vista. Agencia del E~presS. Davies Kurner
81 Company New York.
Para informes. Sol 81. San Juan 2. B.
Para eurar um ResfrAaao
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28
FRLLECE0

Anoche muri6 On Paris eI c6le
bre pintor Benjamin Oonstan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28
san BlDAN
P0r Gel6grafO.
ERUPcIoM DE- PELEE

La Ultima erupci6n del Mont
Pel6e es la mayor de todas las OBJ.
servadas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28
Para eurar uan Egesfraado

an IN dfa tome las PASTILLAS LA1ANTES
DE BROMO-QUININA. EI boticsrfo lie de-
yoIverk ell dinero vi no Sc cura, La nrma de
e.. W, GROVE sehalla sn eada caliss.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28
n1uIsiion
de Scott


) AesIts do HIgado de BacaIaO
: Hlpofosfiics do Cal y dc Sesa
/ son bien y generalmente
: conocidas.
; Sus propiedades medi-:
: cinales son irrefutables
5 en- la euraci6n de las !
! intermediates pect0raIsS,
: bulmonares E nteshnales
I en- la ANeauta, la CI00-
; SIS, la Dyspepsia, el Rev.,
; mahsmo y en- todas las
! intermediates que debi-I
I Titan el sistema nervioso.
! No hay mejor tdntco y re-
3 coNshtupente, nj digssbUo
B mejor asimilable que la!
3 Emulsion de Scott.
q SCOTT s. BOVINE, Qufmicos, New York.
! De ysnta en- Las Farmae!as DroEusrias.
. a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-28
Not1C1aS

Elvs ncAracas" que saii6 Del pueT.o
de San Jnan al microbes 81 del corrfente las
de 10 tArde, lIeg6 Nsw York antss ae aver
D las de II ma1an&.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-06

into two pointed top boxplaits. Over
each point was large crescent in Jet,
with loops and rope ends perhaps five
inches long, terminating in balls. The
wide, short sleeves and deep cuffs, and
On these the jet crescents and ends
were used.
Another charming wrap to wear
with light summer frocks is of white
linen, coarse weave, with insertions
and border of Irish crochet, or other
coarse white lace-the coral being very
pretty. There are no seams, the
Fieces of the garment being united
by bands of lace. Even the sleeves
are Joined to the body of the coat by
insertions, and the belt is of the same.
Immense pearl buttons with rhine
st' ne, silver or cut steel centers are
used on these coats. Several of these
have been seen at Delmonico's in the
evening.
At one of the fashionable June New
Y'.rk weddings Miss Kathleen Nelson
displayed a charming foulard in sever
ii soft shades of gray 1t had oval,
rather than round, dots of varying
81: es, almost covering the background,
some of them lighter and some darker
tan the groundwork. The skirt, eX-
ccl ting an applied f1ounce finished by
a tuck or two, was plain. The bodice
WAS also simple; it bloused little and
was partially covered by little jacket
of gray taffeta. This jacket was
rounded out in the neck, showing the
stock and upper portion of the dress,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-06

trifie in front above the pongee belt.
This was also laid in narrow vertical
tucks, as were the medium sized bish-
op sleeves; the sleeve tucks also being
allowed to fare-from eight inches
above the wrists to the marrow band
cuffs. A small round hat of toque was
set back a little on the crisp, dark
hair. 1t was of light brown straw,
almost matching the pongee in shade,
and was trimmed with folds of black
tulle around the crown, and a couple
of large chous of the tulle at the left
SIDE and close to the back. Miss
Davies Juno-like beauty was enhance
ed by the simplicity of the costume.
A gown worn at a recent dinner by
Mrs. Orme Wilson, of New YORK., was
charming. The skirt was white lace
over chiffon and silk, and a French
toat, tight-fitting and with its skirt
cut away in the front and having ell
bow sleeves of white satin was worn.
This was cut a bit square in the neck,
and the front opened over a lace vest.
The elbow sleeves had deep frtlls Of
delicate lace, and immense and bril- :
liant buttons of rhinestcnes and metal
We're set in the back just below the
waist. The skirts did not extend far
Ell, ugh around at the sides to cover
the hips.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-06
WRAPS AND GOWNS

HE summer wrap question is
puzzling one to the majority
of womankind. So many more
chasing coats or capes for warm
weather wear than for cold. The
woman of wealth, of course, has little
to consider at any time save the ap-
propriateness of her wrap or gown
to the season of wearing and it's fit
ness for her style of beauty, or-dare
it be said-degree of plainness
Summer wraps for the woman of
moderate or limited means may be
divided into three classes, those to
be worn during the day. those for
evening and, lastly, travelling coats.
For the purpose of moderate ca
pacity the long black taffeta coat is
perhaps the best for evening wear,
when a handsome or demi toilette is
fitting, and those having yoke or
deep collar and wide sleeves drawn
into large cuffs are best. The addi-
ton of while lace to the collar and the
sleeves makes such a coat a little too
snowy for street wear; for a carriage,
of course, it is in good taste. A plain
collar or a series of little capes of
the taffeta stitched in black or with
self strapping is the best form OF trim
ming. 1t can be lined or unlined, as
the wearer pleases. Lined with white
liberty satin it is much handsomer.
he abuse of the long taffeta coat has
Cheapened it much.
For shopping and travelling coats the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-06
SAYS 1T WAS IRELAND's AGONY.
Comment Made On sens Rendered
BY tho Arehhiehes.

During Archbishop Ireland's recent
Visit to Rome he was often invited to
pass his evenings at the Vatican with
the aged pontiff and some Of the car
dtnals, On one Of these evenings the
conversation having drifted to music
and national airs, as expressive of the
character and aspirations Of people,
Cardinal Satolli who during his stay IN
America had learned to know the
Pauline prelate, suggested to the Pope
that he invite him to sing one of the
Irish national songs OF course, on
such an occasion the desire Of the Pope
Is taken as a command, and immedi-
ately after some members Of the pa
pal choir had rendered verdrs Nils
erere," the archbishop arose and sang
well-known Irish song, in his own
inimitable voice, with such volume of
resonance and feeling that, as 1t
swelled and rose through the ancient
halls Of the Vatican, those venerable
princes of the church were visibly
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-06

wide gray ostrich plumes were the
trimmings.
Mrs. James w. Gerard was out walk
ing the other day in a pretty black and
white foulard. Three bias folds of
black taffeta edged and applied fiounce,
and these were headed with pipirsys
of white. Forming caps to the sleeves
were bias folds of taffeta headed with
white. There was a bolero effect in
the bodice, produced by the use of
hlack and white lace and pipings of
black and white. A large white lace
hat with wide brim had a big soft
bow of black ribbon on the left brim
ard wide band of ribbon crossed the
front. where, running over the side,
1t banded under the brim to the crown.
The hst was raised by narrow ban,
deau and set back a little from the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-06

who knows his business, and finished
by a handsome lining ard machine
stitching. Such a coat will always
look well. and it never goes out of
style. The so-called cheap, ready
male coats of covert cloth are not
to be mentioned in the same breath.
and they are not really cheap. The
tailor-made coat will cost from four
to six times as mucn, but it will al
ways retain it's shape and style and
outwear a dozen of the other sort.
For the rich woman who can afford
many garments a charming wrap-a
cross between a coat and cape, highly
suggestive of the old-time dolman-
was in black silk point desprit over
black chiffon. It was loose and
"hoaty" and near the neck in the
lack the point d'esprit was plated
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-06

mOhairs are the best investment They
may be worn in black or in colors, and
a silvery gray is pretty and cool look
ing. These are inexpensive, and will
last easily couple of seasons, if neces-
sary. They should be as plain as pos
sible; taffeta strappings or silk stitch
ing are the proper decorations.
Black taffeta Etons and short jack
cts or three-quarter coats are all much
worn; also the pongees in three-quar-
ter or half lengths. The short plated
Elton with planted sleeves and deep
collars of cream or white lace make
pretty afternoon wraps.
Perhaps the best all around wrap
for all sorts of day wear is the covert
cloth jacket. 1t must, however, be
of the best material, made by tailor
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-06

and the same in the back. 1t was rails
ed little from the hair by a bandeau;
at the sides full clusters of white buds
and dull green stems began, and these
cropped in the back.
Miss Ethel Davies started from New
York by train for Newport The ether
day in one of the fashionable pongee
sowns-in this instance a shirtwaist
suit. The straight skirt was fitted
with narrow tuclxs, allowed to flare
from the knees down, and the waist
fitted smoothly but easily and bloused
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-06

precious and semi precious stones in
blues, greens, white and yellow came
almost to the bottom of the plastron.
The bishop shaped sleeves also had
slanting tucks describing points, ard
were shaped into diamond-shaped
wristbands of lace. The hat was as
effective as the gown. 1t was low
crowned, PREDETERMINED, of rough,
dull, dark blue straw, and, was bent
we'll down in the back. A scarf of
blue ribbon was twisted carelessly
around it, with fat loops in the front
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-06

and terminated two or three inches
above the belt while its sleeves came
only trif1e below the elbows. Around
overlapping ruff1es-each perhaps
the neck were three scant, slightly
three inches wide-of taffeta, the
edges worked in buttonhole stitch with
gray silk floss, and this formed tiny
scallops. The sleeves, which were
father wide and full, were also edged
with narrow frills, showing the same
worked edges. The bottom of the
jacket was similarly finished. 1t met
in front at the bust line, but below
that was left unfastened. A very
large gray hat with a wide, rolling
brim-the outer edge of which was
faced for an inch and a half with
much darker gray chip; large and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-06
The POne hinsnlf

touched. The Pope himself was
stunned, and said to the Cardinals
around him, What pathos, what sin
certify of feelingi" Your holiness {"
answered the Jesuit, Cardinal MazeIIa.
lit is not feeling, nor sincerity, nor
pathos-it is Ireland's agony" The
Pilgrim.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-06
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLES UNION.
Providence, r. l., July 1o-ts, 1902.

Providence, r. L., July 1918, 1902.
For this annual convention the Chicago
Great Western hallway will on July 6-S
sell through excursion tickets to Provi-
dence, good to return July 10 Cor August
Is. by payment Of SOC extra) at ONE
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP. For
further information apply to j. N.
Storr. City Ticket Agent, corner Fifth
and Robert streets, st. Paul.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-14
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS
House Cleaning Tine||
Lace Curtains.

You are probably needing
something in lace curtains,
portieres, window shades,
etc Why not buy them
of us ? Ruffied Swiss cur
tains. Just the thing for
bedroom or dining room.
Pair 81 so
Fine Nottingham curtains at
from 81. 90 to- SIS. 90
Brussels Net urtains ---
----S 81 90 to SO. 90
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-14
rtices Etc. - THE PALACE DRUG DRUG STORE. =
.ocA, AND PERSONAL ,rtms.
Trade with H. q. Todd g. Co.
Trade at the City Pharmacy.

AsoNN az tbS WY
I See Bowen for your summer
snits.
Chilberg ice cream is fine. Try
it at Potter's.
Buy your tents and wagon COW
ers at Thompson's.
! Go to Stark & Co., to sell your
second hand furniture.
i A good child's shoe. size S to s,
for rs cents, at Hawkins.
i DR.. c. r. Hubbell. dentist,
Central block, La Iunta, Colo.
i Money for city or farm loans on
easy terms. Inquire w. II. Gibson.
u Recess school shoes are the best
S TO s, sI.25; 8 to I3, 81. SO. at
Hawkins.
Born. Monday, May I2th, TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts, an
J eignt pound girl.
/ Stark & Co. have big line OF
new and secondhand stoves they
are selling cheap.
i You get eighteen years exper-
fence when you buy a suit OF
Bowen, the tailor.
j Chilberg ice cream, delivered,
at 4oc a quart. Potter IS the ex-
elusive agent for La Junta.
Gem Flour" best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded.-La Innta Milling Co.
| l.. r. Fenlason, OF Rocky Ford,
filed notary commission in the
county clerks Office last Saturday.
1 For SALE OR RENT--New 4-room
house; two and one-half acre tract;
close to town. Inquire Of NJ. +.
Miller.
| E. K. Hively and family moved
into their new home, recently
completed, and located just wesi.
of DR.. Finney's residence proper
ly.
| S. L. Highleyman, tax adjuster
of the Missouri Pacific, will con-
fer with the county commission
ers today, relative to the taxes OF
that railroad.
| The Presbyterian Aid Societ,
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Posi-, Thursday afternoon,
at 3 O'Clock. A full attendance is
desired as important business is to
be transacted.
| Engineer John Madigan and
Conductor Piper, who were laid
of on account Of the wreck near
Syracuse, Kan, several months
ago, we're both reinstated last Sat
urday, andshave received orders to
report for duty.
1 w. D. Purse, manager of the
Ford Maroons for the present
season, was in town Monday, and
informed the TRIBUNE that the
baseball season would be opened
in the sugar beet metropolis next
Sunday afternoon with team
from Colorado City.
| A very pleasont party was given
at the home of Will Broadbent,
for Miss Norton, Friday night
Quite large crowd Of young peo
pie were present aud all report .
good time. Miss Norton will
leave in few days for her home
in La Junta. -Ordway New Era.
4 Capt. Jack Crawford. late chief
of scouts, U. S. A., will probably
be present at the 6. A.. r. encamp-
ment in Rocky Ford in June.
Capt. Crawford makes poetry at
the drop of hat and is one of the
finest entertainers in the union.
He is in great demand at all gath
erings OF old soldiers.
4 The removal Of Miss Goldie
Barr to La Junta takes from our
membership one of the most val
ued and useful Of the Young Chris
/ tian workers. Always ready to do
what she could in teaching or in
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-14
Nazareth Waists.

For boys or girls. They can be
used for waist and undervest
combined. Supports skirts,
pants and hose. Price. Csc
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-14

unloaded in the local stockyards
yesterday.
The county commissioners will
be in session today to take up sew
eral important matters of business.
We do all kinds OF clothes clean
ing and dyeing. First class work;
prices reasonable. Give us trial.
La Junta Steam Laundry.
The Pan American circus will
visit La unta on the 27th instant,
the bill posters for the aggrega-
ton being in town yesterday.
Frank Hoover this week bought
the Jameson property in Park ad.
dition and has moved his family
up from North La Junta- Rocky
Ford Gazette.
The city council did not meet
Monday night, the members still
being at loggerheads over the
question of the appointment OF a
day marshal.
+. w. Beedle, formerly Of the
Otero County Republican, is now
located at Council Bluffs, publish
ing an official organ for the Fra
teInal Order of Eagles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle, who have
been visiting at S. I. Browns,
left Tuesday for La unta, Colo,
where they will spend the sum
mer.-Anthony (kan.) Republi-
can.
There will! be no service at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday,
Rev. I. c. kirkwood, who was
expected to preach, having been
called to New York on important
business.
Ackers Blood Elixir positively
cures Chronic Blood Poisoning
and all Scrofulous affections. AT
III times matclIiess system tonsc
md purifier Money refunded II
you are not satisfied. soc and 81.
Miss Belle Waugh, OF Tiptop,
Ind, who has been visiting Mrs.
c. X. Buckley for several months
past, returned home Monday
night, and will visit friends in To-
peka, Kansas City and Chicago
on the way.
For EXCHANGE loo acres OF
land SIX miles from Hutchinson,
Kan, to exchange for La unta
property; all under good three
wire fence; never failing wate.;
three-acre maple grove. Enquire
of +. NJ. Likes, Exchange Barn.
The party who took $40 from
[. w. Hawkins desk Monday
morning between the hours OF nine
ard ten O clock, is known, and to
save humiliation and trouble, is
requested to return the same at
once and save prosecution.-T.
w. Hawkins.
The hve-year old son of !. F.
Prinster was badly injured last
Saturday morning while playing
about the butcher shop. He
knocked a cleaver from one of the
blocks and was struck in The leg,
making very ugly wound, five
stitches being required to close it.
Francis ]. Conley has success
fully passed the examination in
the track service department Of
the Santa Fe and on Monday went
to La Iunta to take charge of the
section east OF there. Francis has
been in the service of the Santa
Fe at this place for a number of
years and his friends are glad to
note his promotion. Holly Chief
tain.
The ann ouncement, recently
published, that c. L. Dameron
"expected to go to work in few
days" was no hoax after all, and
is now a stern reality. The sena
tor left on the noon train Sunday
for Pueblo, with pass issued by
the en1ineerinp department Of the