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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03

FOR SALE-Chepp, several tracts OF hnc
rice land IN Wharton county from SIS up
To SCI. W, J. Groom. Wharton, Texas. Z
2lUACRE rice farm, large residence barn,
Windmill steam pump. S2'i nm acre one
office
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TNELL THE PEOPLE
Il what you want.

I'll what YOU want.
crurrnnrNNrc MAIN
d VA j 1NJlNS--M ALL,
M .A.,, I'D By an elderly man, Job as
OF WORK Wages NO object ]. A., this
oliee
aud reliable, With family. wants stcady
place, country prcrclrrd; can do an repair
work Auutess Agg9 this ouire
W1N.,I-i1 ,.i,i ,--------
' AZ, - -, WV,N "a Sus S,nu ~ syuMs
this unice.
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tND,'N" "i , WIN sV,"'"l sYY"' o oe,,'S
ANA ~ pUWllttr. willing 10 NOik az
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Do NOT buy land IN Mexico from agents;
write to me and ! VIII save you that
enormous oyerchnrec; $4,000 acres hne
nrrNa nnn nrnas MINI an fnu...A lrAA -.
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RIM & sgrrnGAsr.

one block corner 1unm and Chenevert,
cheap; 8 acres close In for sale cheap
cheap lots in Third and Fourth ward,
south 3 houses for rent. Third ward. -
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VlNToN, La, 100 miles east Houston; real
ESTATE active aud advancing. Z
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PGD0R n HOOVER Real estate and In.
Vcstmeut egents. 3tTiA Main street, with
branch office az Decatur, III. 1t * our
business 20 buy and sell lands, business
or dwelling property, and building lots;
nrnnsri ~ ,n,rn w a,'nnrss W. W.
work and i've "a the most rapidly grow
Ing city In the south; we are responsible;
we want your business, correspondence
solicited. i. o. BnN iaI.
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sITUATIoNs--MALE.

WANTED by an elderly man. Job as
ward man. horse and buggy, or any klud
Of work. Wages no object ]. H., this
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SPEAK oUlcKt

Am cutting up large tract over 100
acres for home builders; will sell you
five acres black loan, well drained, per.
feet title. shell road, five and balt miles
out, 500 assorted fruit trees; your own
choice; land fenced and broken aud trees
set; COCO feet building lumber on ground
good well OF excellent water with pump;
NIL for $500; hair down, balance in twelve
months. No interest, Insurance nor taxes
ga paid for; a contractor VIII build for
you for 800 down, balance $40 month.
You can move right In, soon as house is
mp. rs your chance OF n lifetime. Don't
miss it, u A. Johnson. aI2h Congress
avenue over Krupp * TufGy's II
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co.ACRE farm, quarter mile from good
county scat town, well Improved two
artesinn wells, Sl5,OOo this years crop
VIII pay for Il. We have several special
snaps FOR quick sale In rice lands. c. w.
Hahl Co, 100 Main. s
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w le yesrs ~ ION by Young VIII te
'ak ii - o,d 70 assist In nght house
.narss siaall family: good references.
l0C X -T-',;S------., lhls office, 3
'i.eult \, rect bridge, Miss Fannie
sstlzl.ie ev,, Place as cook; had con
q oS--- 1---llenee. 3
edreno s WANTED-By widow with
,ilro,d oook and general housekeepeI
-Ianch or on rice farm: satis
~ L. P,attedi good references. Ad.
ett Crosby. Texas. Q
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DoST "WANTS"
ARE CHEAP.
FOR SALE.


povsr ant,r One At9s elghp-hve horse
NM 80 ma ~ sue crank steam tn
ReSs,1 49, ~ gu'sheu ana good as new.
ate changed M, XXI Us VOC sVau 20 opsr'
Won Boeckmana Bros. Geronimo, TexSs
10
Pr, Z. ,ITI,S
stock M nyrn r vio5e c9utt my ehI .l,ii
sell cocks siags mems anj pnlltts In los
81 not lcSs than three. AT ST each VIM.
Hermes, Jr la Glange. Texas II
SEM ,r 49,. -. 80, Il -
tu' 9"4l vlNVte luL runpet stNhI s.!
me- ~, 49,, 49,, W. IN IN paus au
nue.. II
o. ~, Nc IhANIS-l Largest varie y In the
eouLh aO plants Tor 81; lOO lOr 500.
Nv" 10. go a. ing following thrive IN
Mas Sso oS ~ ds, UVogs ptl u
,its 5' "'9".e 80 1I' 'i,'NS i|.,.
las yrlh.uaa doublr white frvoraoy
lais daisies g. Leave orders or see
Mc az tuc' far,uWtiE and Drag Store,
ueNt door Wcc's Hotel, on write me. A.
w EtdAei, tloasi, Houston. .
BARGAINS One Is octave New York
make upright p.auO, Sis: easy payments;
one ulg4u, 80. Geo. W. Sucn OUJ travis
street
Observation-Disclosures ReTrIgerofoI1I R5frjr.
cf.trly-AlI ~ig.s fnr Residences b.trfs
ANA saloons. Write for catalogue Smlth
luritute Co. Houston, Wholesale 1nd
u joll. rs
T-ZI -CI-T FIOWTHS- From This time
type and better 1rldr OF hHe cut now.
els than ordinary. arrangements entered
INTO Tor large itlCiluus. Phone asa ON
loth phones. The stacy Perumery. and
III Us store mex. oooi 10 h'ee h"''I' ~
FOR SALE-PrcumHtic ire speed wagon:
original cost $40; In good condition and
viii sell cheap for cash 44li this Of
fee. 4
COMPLETE cutcrtalnment OUTFIT. graphic
phone grand and lhittN-slN records,
double steg,optltou. % slides, gas gen
tra,or etc. Columbia Entertainment Co,
lo's'y"' Texas - 10
WANTED Buyer for broom straw, nicely
cleaned ana buled. Address A. j. Bouo.
Royal Texas. 4
HOUSTON .,NSrAIINENT Co. sells solid
osL sulta. - l.5 and iinyynrds ulymeufs
Of ST per- Week or 81 Der month; houses
payIa,nts. Cali and see Us. New phone
1853, iu27o4 Alula st,,et. 81
FOR SILE--Oue slide valve engine, 1Ox12.
coutaIntd In good running order; can
lie seen IN operation. Dickson car Nneel
Co, Houston, Texas. II
400 ACRES OF virgin plnc and cypress
ana m PoIS , county at $40 per acre w
- o''y' i'".'lS' i.N' .s,.------------
81 Jc',trrel as d sIreI" dogb'e ho IN.
hacks osters pgnglcs. daisies. free Z.
Icrbcnas, etc. A. Whitaker Hoist,
Houston.
LILY or THE VALLEY, Anne, lean Beauty
roses, fancy carnations, fresh cut GE ny
morning, al Stacy ieriumer{ ana Drug
stg-C, AgAl aooL 10 III h.-e ho.eI. q
B.ItoAtAS Wont last long; soil oak be !
room suites, reduced 10 $l2.Ju; large OAK
safes So ouk chairs Zoe; cook stoves $
10 sou ieIItsel"IotS - 10 80 Wiz tu'
SalS'vBue iive. outl" 4 ~ u''u'e va
hot'tou' W'"ies"Ie an" retAu'
inner tubes noe. pluct re proof tires, q.
a j. tires ana AL others at reduce pieces
write Tor prices railroad attachments.
March Culmore, opera house, houston. ~
NyNb-N!i si't, I'll - r, GSI ni' iii
XII y"l o u "' ~ i
l'hVlH- ~Lo.
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XXTHAT DO
wv YOU WANT
FOR SALE.

OIL COMPANIES who are going to organ.
ize get your stock certificates from us:
We are headquarters FOR Texas. ] d.
pastoilza Ptg. and 1.-the. Co tr
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PICTURES and picture frames. ]. j..
kopf, lOli Prairie avenue, 722
"FOR SWEET CHARtrY'S SAKE"-Our
entire receipts Tor 1909 90 to that worthy
charlty-r-thc standard OIL Co j. "
Love stencils, ruhhcc stamps, GOALS,
metal checks, etc. 22o3 Avenue c, Gal.
weston. Send Tor catalogue. II
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Flve.room house, Union street.
$3.50; sevcn.room house, two lots, Louisi,
ana street $3.50, easy terms; three cot.
tagcS, Harrisburg road. one has eight
lots. nt bargain; 1ye.goom cottage, Soc.
ond ward, $3.50. Pye & Co. Khan build.
Ing.
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NTHERS READ POST
" Want Ads. Do you?
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Fiye hundred acres on Choeo-
late bayou, about ave miles from Alvin.
good land; good huldings;; good fences;
about one hundred acres ot timber. This
rice, as there IS plenty Of water for hood.
ipg aud plenty Of wood for fuel Cor
respond with Norman Chatheld. Sr., Al
Win, Texas. N
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BEAUTIFUL LOTS In Fairview. Fair
Grounds and Main street addition, 500
70 $3.50 each Arnold s Roberts. 6iOib
Main street
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seEhS AND TUMORS-Over twenty
~. seSrs OF practice; the only reliable
ssr,, gocsor In the country. DR.. ]. w.
Ibphssn WE Antonio. Texas, opposite
-----n n0Iel, pip
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FOR SALE-A Absolutely pure cane syrup,
satisfaction guaranteed; write for sample
aud prices. r. Il. Logglns, Columbia.
Texas 2ll.Og
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YOUNG man with several years orice
experience wants position ms bookkecper
reasonable salary; best OF reference. Az
dress JiUi, this ofucc. 4
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FOR BARGAINS. IN lots see j. c. Tdeson.
500 Kiam building 4
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LOST, FOUND. STOLEN.

$500 EWARD-strayed or stolen fron
1863 la Branch street. Houston, Texas,
one blue gray mare, i4i3 hands, years
old spanish brand on right shoulder
with half circle; shoe on right bind foot
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1T is EASY TO TRADE
II through Post Want Ads
>>>-----~~~-~~~~~-~~--
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN--A three
Ss nrfs hG fore soo I've team % e
Watkins, Houston, Texas. s.
LOT AND HOUSE, Third ward. 5000;
three lote adjoining Settegast addition,
two blocks from car line, $3.50; two
south front lots, with improvements, near
Fair Grounds school. car line. rents $40
monthly, S2750. Above are bargains.
rye { Co., kiam building IL
5oo.ACRE farm, quarter mile from good
county county seat town well improved, two
VIII pay for it. We have several specinl
snaps for quick sale In rice lands. &. W.
Ham Co, 40 Main. 5
VlNTON. LA, 100 miles east Houston; real
estate active aud advancing. 4
DO NOT buy land IL Mexico from agents;
write to me and ! VIII save you thnt
enormous overchnree; $4,000 acres due
cattle ranch, with 400 head cattle; 5000
acres nnc grass Plains, all fenced 400 cat
Nv ShuVV acres anc pasture land, I'M.
proved cattle ranch; 4l3s acres anc sugar
lana, with water Rights; $4,000 acres hna
cutie ranch. 5000 cattle, 1000 horses and
mules bargain: iin.OOO acres hnest cat.
tie ranch, 5000 cnttle. 700 horses aud
mules land In the oil district OF the
state oWo with sugar refinery, 1870
etnnent water right, perpetual how: In.
vest your money IN Mexico a1d buy from
me. Will iellyef perfect titles and as
sure saie Investment; oil Iands. cattle
ranches, fruit lands and finest sugar
lands, IN healthy climate; write for de,
sG5ipt'ons and maps Enrique Guerra.
official Industrial agent Of 'ramauhpas.
TampicO. Linaros oc Victoria, Mexico
az %
I BARGAlNS-F lve-room house, Union street.
Sll6o' seyon.room house, two lots Louisi.
ana street SS22h easy terms; three cot.
tagcs Harrisburg road, one has eight
/ lots. at q bargain; 0vegoom cottage, Soc.
! ond ward, $3.50. Pye & Co., Klam build.
! Ing.
/ BEAuTlFuL LOTS In Fairview, Fair
Grounds and Main street addtlon. $50
( 70 $3.50 each, Arnold & Roberts. 6lOlb
Min street
7 FOR BARGAINS, IN lots see j. c, Tdeson.
500 KAN building.
10000 ACRES roc land; small Improved
braErs plantation; easy terms. j G. ide.
SON, 1QS hlgm building; new phone 446, .
$500 ACRES lie timber on railroad, 81 per
acre. j. c. ldcson, s
HOUSTON HEIGHTS cottage OF fout
rooms convenient 20 ear llnc' supplied
with grteIan water; on fonr lots, nicely
fenced price Sl2yQ; terms $3.50 cash and
balance In monthly ms ailments. John
/ A. Mlroy, agent, 220 Main ST. Il
! REAL ESTATE. rentals. loans. n. N. lit.
tie, aloM Main street. Is
/ OIL LANDS Damon Mound, Sour Lake
! Saratoga ana Rlg Hlll In Matagorda conn,
| ~, We have bargains 60 offet and II
win pay you 10 iuves gate our choice
tracts ana compare prices Call for out
special bargain ON Damon. Cash a
I Luckel Il
/ WILLIAM A. wiTSON-nfficc e09 KAN
1 building; headquarters for Houston homes
on monthly payment or any other plan,
Il
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|
| HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE. 300 Maiu
street. controls nine Tennis OF all unsold
| Houston Heights lots; our prices ara
lowest and terms the hest 20 be had.
! JOHN A. MILRoY agent. n
|
Mohave County miner., 1902-03-15
penalty and costs.

Kier, Robt., Kingman, resi-.
dence OH lots 80, "a block 90
val. of lots 40; val of imp.
200; | brood mare %; house
and kitchen furniture 40;
windmill and tank LOO; total
val. 40.
penalty and costs. .........
Kemple, j. o., Chloride, house
on front street White Hills
%; total val. %.
taA '.'''..'....'.' '.'.,...'..'
penalty and costs. ..........
Kinsman Mig. Co., Sandy, W. A.
Mathews agent, mining ma
chinery 80; total val. 80
tax.
penalty and costs s
Mohave County miner., 1902-03-15

Santhof, John, Chloride. Res
ldence on Tenn. Ave-, Chlor-
ide $50.
Mohave County miner., 1902-03-15

Koshland, Wm., Signal store
building at Signal, so; adobe
building at Signal, q; frame
building at Signal, Is; stable
building at Signal, Is; 4 in.
terest in Francis creek cor
raj, Is; imp. on possessory
right, IS; 20 saddle horses,
700; 4 work horses, 200; 10
stock horses 200; $50 cattle
$500; gasoline engine $50;
harness 60; stock of goods on
hand 1000; safe 25; 4 wagons
100; 2 dozen poultry 10; Total
val. 6l55;
penalty and costs. .........
Kohlhauer, j. Fl. Colorado
river, house and imp. so; |
saddle horse 35; wagon 10;
total val. 90.
La Junta tribune., 1902-12-20
Pearl Warren Married.

Rev. +. l.. Brown, OF the FIrsl
Christian church, officiated at the
wedding of Miss Marion Pear
Warren and Mr.. Marvin Q. West
which took place in the bride:
home I22 North Chestnut street,
on Thursday evening. The brides
lovely gown Of cream colored JUS
cloth over satin was the gift Of hel
aunt, wife of Captain Alonzt
Gray, U. S. A. II was woven ia
the Philippines from the fibre OF
the pineapple. After Decembe
7oth Mr.. and Mrs. West are a,
home at 1911 North Wahsatch
avenue.-Denver Republican.
Miss Warren will be remem-
bered by many La Junta friends,
having at one time occupied a
position in kendall's store.
La Junta tribune., 1902-12-20
County County.

The county court, which con-
vened for the December term last
Monday, adjourned ard the jury
was discharged Thursday after.
noon. Six cases were disposed oi
during the session as follows:
Oliver Adcock VS.. A. +. & S. F..
II. R.-Suit for damages for kill
ing live stock; verdict for the
plaintiff In the sum OF SIS and
costs.
City of Rocky Ford VS.. Kim
Yok-Selling liquor on Sunda,
appeal from justice court; non
suited.
City OF Rocky Ford VS.. w. A.
Hansbrough Selling liquor on
Sunday; dismissed on motion OF
the city attorney of Rocky Ford.
City OF Rocky Ford VS.. Fred
Hansbrougb-Selling liquor on
Sunday; jury trial; jury disagreed
La Junta tribune., 1902-12-20

purpose OF appointing committees
and arranging a programme tor
the occasion. Everybody interest
ed is invited to attend, and il IS
hoped that every one Will have
subject to suggest 10 be brought
up at the institute.
A queer incident OF the Cali
fornis limited wreck al Rothsille,
Mo-, the other day was the fact
that the wreck occurred Just as
the walters were going 10 Call the
passengers TO dinner. The dining
car was about the most damaged
car on the train and II II had been
full OF people the list OF casualties
would have been longer
Patrons of the local bowling
alley are now engaged IN a con
test for the Christmas prizes
offered for the best score. Mrs.
I
C F. Anthem leads for the ladies
prize with the following score:
I39, I32, 225; total, 4eo. l.
Maugle, the backyard expert,
leads for the gentleman's prize.
with ass. 235, ao9; total. 699.
Thomas n. Kelly, of Denver,
representing "Modern Irrigation, -
an international journal devoted to
irrigation interests, was La Jun,a
visitor last Wednesday in the In
terests OF that enterprise. "Mod-
ern Irrigation" is successor to the
Irrigation Era, Arid America. Mid
West, and the Farm Herald. Mr.
Kelly is a brother in law OF ]. s.
Walsh.
At the Odd Fellows Ball on
New Years eve, Wonderly's or
chestra will on the stroke OF
twelve o'clock play grand new
march entitled "Ioo3." This will
be the first public production OF
this splendid piece and is IN honor
OF the occasion and to fIttingly
welcome the new year. This
march will not be on the program
and will not be danced.
Ii is said that the Santa Fe me
chanical department is figuring on
replacing all the engines OF the
400 class that are on the passen-
ger train service on the New Mex
ico division, with those OF the 1000
class. The reason given for this
change is that, while they are
practically the same engine, the
1000 class have the best cylinder
material and are not given TO
cracking the cylinder head as
much as the former class.
La Junta tribune., 1902-12-20
W. X. Ester Married.

w. X. Etter, chief clerk to
l.. Hurley, OF the eastern grand
division of the Santa Fe, passed
through albuquerque last Satur-
day with his bride, on the way 70
the Pacific coast. Mrs. Etter.
who until Wednesday night, was
Miss Locke Fort, is one of the
most popular society girls Of Las
Vegas. and the daughter OF F. c.
Fort, prominent attorney.-Al-
buquerque Journal Democrat.
MIR. Etter was formerly located
in La ]unta as chief clerk to f.
Hurley, before the latter was
transferred to his present position
of superintendent OF the eastern
grand division of the Santa Fe.
La Junta tribune., 1902-12-20
"Brown's In Town."

The lively farce Browns in
Town" comes to the La Junta
Theatre, Saturday evening, De-
cember 2oth, where the audience
will surely laugh over the string
OF complications which are said to
furnish fun through the three acts.
The author has done some clever
work as farceur in this play,
both in ingenious arrangement
and abundance of farcical Incl
dents, with catchy songS, bright
music and also in the crisp and
buoyant humor OF the dialogue.
The story tells chiefly of the
troubles which surround the new
ly welded couple who wish to
keep their marriage secret until
they can devise some good reason
for breaking the news to the
groom's father, who strenuousIy
objects to his son marrying until
he reaches a certain age. Numer-
Gus friends and relatives disturb
the early connubial happiness of
the young couple who hide in
nearby country place and assume
the name of Brown, and the plans
and subterfuges necessary to get
rid of them are cleverly worked
out. The farce is played through
out with invigorating briskness.
Seats on sale at the City Pharmacy
at the usual prices.
La Junta tribune., 1902-12-20

after being out ior twenty iour
hours
A. W. Bradley vs. Richard
Adams-Suit on account; verdict
fo- the defendant
George Sheppard VS. NJ. l..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; non-suit
ed
A. NJ. Jones VS. Peter Garcia
Suit on note; appeal from justice
court; case dismissed and costs
divided.
Court adjourned and the jury
summoned for the term was DIS
charged Thursday afternoon
La Junta tribune., 1902-12-20
1Isesras for Sale

Placards are for sale at the
TRIBUNE Office, at the rate OF five
cents each, which read as follows:
For Sale.
Lodging.
For Rent.
Boarding.
No Smoking.
DressmakIng.
No Hunting Allowed.
Boarding by Day or Week.
Extracts from the laws required
to be posted by boarding house
keepers If they would protect
themselves against dishonest
patrons.
La Junta tribune., 1902-12-20
Setter Than . Plaster

a piece of flannel damPened
with Chamberlain 5 Pain Balm
ana bound on the affected parts,
is better than a plaster for lame
back and for pains IN the side or
chest. Pain Balm has no superior
as a liniment for the relief OF deep
seated, muscular and rheumatic
pains. For sale by all druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1902-12-20
E.eu,.ion Rates to Kansas City.

The Santa Fe will sell excursion
tickets 10 Kansas City and return,
January nth and I2th at rate OF
one fare, plus 81. 90. for the round
trip, liTited until January 10th.
BY depositing tickets with the
Joint agent at Kansas City and
paying fee OF IS cents, the re-
turn limit will be extended until
January 3Ist. For further partic-
ulars apply TO
4. EWING, Agent.
La Junta tribune., 1902-12-20
oee.~ss, niIli.rey Sale.

Beginning Monday morning, De-
cember 18th. ! will sell at actual
cost, for the next fifteen days, pat
tern hats, beavers, ostrich plumes,
birds, silks, yelyets and ribbons
in fact everything IN my line
MRs. L. l.. kINsEL,
South Side Milliner.
La Junta tribune., 1902-12-20
sonE eoaE LOCAL rIEnS.
Trade with II. G. Todd & Co.

kinds OF csses-no matter how
long standing.
DR.. Z. w. Ragsdale. Central
block. Office hours. 10 a. m. to
IL M; p. IN. to 5 p. IN.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co.,
undertaking and embalming. Day
phone, 442 red. night phone. i67
black.
). b. Faulkner left on No. s
yesterday for Garden City to
spend the holiday season with his
parents.
Mrs. +. I. Lewis and children,
who have been visiting relatives
in Detroit, Mich, for several
weeks past, returned home Thurs
day.
Mrs. ]. f. Mcfarland left last
Wednesday, accompanied by her
four children. for Berkville, Kan.
to spend the hold sys with rela-
tIves.
AFTER reading the testimony
before the arbitration commission,
the Atlantic Journal says, "one
naturally wonders why anybody
should wan, to be miner"
, STRAYED-Black horse; brand
one bar left hould er; white
star; one white foot; weight 1000
pounds; strayed from my pasture
six miles north OF. La Junta on
December 5th; will pay IS for re-
} turn of horse to La Junta.-
George a. Nidy.
The local lodge, A. o. U. w,
No. 81, is making preparations
for a grand ball to be given on
J Saturday, January roth, 1t will
take place in Dougherty's hall and
music will be furnished by Won
! derly's famous orchestra.
The calico ball given by the
Yeoman in Commercial College
hall last Tuesday evening was a
huge success, socially as well as
financially. Mrs. Martha Murphy
won the prize for being arrayed in
the most elegant calico gown.
The new $50 horse power en-
gine installed this week in the new
electric light plant was given a
tria! Thursday afternoon and could
not have worked more satisfac-
torily. The plant will be ready to
commence operations tomorrow.
Christmas services at the Pres
5yterian church tomorrow. both
morning and evening, conducted
by the pastor, Rev. Robt. Colt
man. Morning subject, The
Christ Child" Evening topic,
lessons From Christmas. Ever.
J body welcom Il
S. Dunkin, of the firm OF Carl
ton & Dunkin, grocers, sold his
interest Thursday to T. Howard.
The style OF the new firm will be
Carlton & Howard Mr.. Duukin
will remain i'm La unta and con-
templates engaging in another
line OF business.
Marriage licenses were ISSUED
from the county clerks Office this
week to the following: kellar l..
Mumford and Jane Pryor, both of
Rocky Ford; Alva Woodford and
Kate NJ. Neach, both of Higbee;
Joseph w. Thompson and Lor-
raine Ward, both of Middleport,
Ohio.
The engines of the Santa Fe on
the New Mexico division were
again placed in pool last Sunday,
making the third time the same
thing has been done. Both times
before II was found advisable and
practicable to 60 back to the old
system, and the same thing will
probably happen again.
II ]. X. Clark is moving the bowl
ing alley into his new quarters IN
the cellar of the Plaza block, and
hopes to be ready for business
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-26

known in Nome. might be mentioned as being among the prospective million aires.
 Mr. Burnham. of the Shovel creek rcadhousc, has mapped out q new trail. which, he says, will bring Nome and Council City some ten hours closer. It will leave the coast at Port Safety run ming up the Flambcau river, thence up Jackson creek and over the divide at the head of Jerome creek. q tributary of Solomon. one mile below Shovel creek. The new trail will make an al- most direct route to Council from Safe ty. Mr. Burnham intend, ,takiug and breaking the trail this week. Scme f the freghtera think this route not teasi- be, but other, say that if all will make use of it that it may be easily kept op' n and will be the shortest. and by far. he best trail. In case this route is used during winter, there will be q splendid opportunity for q roadhou>e located on the divide between the east fork Of Solomon and Bear creek.
 Game is very plentiful here. Fox and ptarmigan are to be seen everywhere along the trail.