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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-12

zation Of international
Harvester Co.

90, Dec. 16.-The details in the
ion OF lhe international Har.
10. wee completed Monday by
Perkins, partner of ]. p. Nor
en- he delivered In Chicago $50.
worth Of stock in the combine.
kins declared that he does not
cause for alarm because OF the
n Of the money market and be
repdon to the statements which
tely been made by well known
~ that the country had seen its
prosperity. Because Of her phe'
Il resources" he said" the
is in just as sound condition as
stocks are OF the same value
they continue to earn the same
although the selling price Is
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-12
Frauds Discovered.

Lisbon, Dec. 12.-Extensive frauds
have been discovered at the bank Of
Portugal, 4 clerk has been arrested
for falsifying the books ana embezzling
a large amount of the banks funds.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-12

And one of Them Went Wrong.
Adam was lucky In another way. He
had no friends to come around telling
him how he ought 10 bring up bis boys
Chicago Record Herald. ~
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-12

The best place to buy your Christ
mas sewing machine it at s. X, Zwis-
ler's, 1913 s. Main ST. He has all kinds,
and prices are right
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-12

she-You're, not paying attention O
May Roxley nowadays. ,,r
He-No; she had entirely too nucb
to say TO suit me.
She-ReNly?
He-Yes; she said "No."-Washington
Star .A.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-12
Mother May Die

Mont, Dec. 18.-Mr'. W, A.
who two wees agO oecslI7
|of Senator CIarks hrSt gFanu, J,
ewn as the mllboOairs oaOy, 80
q III with blood pOl'oainA s-S S.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-12

stated that the Au+man.MilIer
iot connected with the conblns
say.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-12
bNE CENT.
IN CONCERNS

presented at Automo-
bile Show.
.hibitors who have secured
q third annual automobile
adson square Garden, New
gin Jan. II, are the follow
concerns: b. +. Goodrich
year Tire & Rubber Co,
Rubber e. Tire Co, and the
ubber Co.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-12
What Shall It Be -?

| Sit down and think the matter over.
There is Mother-and Father-and
Sister and Brother.
There's Wife, or Son, or Daughter,
er Husband, or Sweetheart
There's somebody, that's certain.
The man or woman that hasn't living
soul they desire to give gift to, must
be living a rather unsatisfactory sort
of existence.
Be sensible in this gift matter Give
something that means not only pleas
ure but comfort to the recipient.
If for a man or boy give him suit
of Clothes, or an Overcoat, or pair of
Shoes, or fashionable Hat, or an Um-
brella.
| If for a woman, tailor-made Suit,
Skirt, Jacket, Silk Waist, Petit
coat, a Muff, Boa, an Umbrella.
Give something that's useful.
| Now you may not have money to
buy all the gifts you want to give.
None of us is overburdened with cash.
Money is a slippery commodity to
handle.
| But there is way out of the diff
| Guilty. ..
| Come here, pick out all the pres
ents you ant,-charge them to your
account, and pay for them in small
weekly or monthly payments just as
| you choose.
| A fair proposition, isn't it.
Then do it. Why not?
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-12
Waists

Pretty SILK Waists
were s.
at this sale
S2.9S
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-12
Millinery

Exactly one.third
OF on price Of ev-
cry trimmed hat
IN this store dur
ing sale
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08
HIS LAST HOPE REALIZED.

CFroIn the Sentiael. CcJc, EfoatD
 h the first opening of Oklahoma to settlers il 1882, the editor of this paper was among the many seekers atte:. Or. tune who made inc big race ore fine day in April. During his travelling about and afterwards his camping upon his claim. ha encountered mu. T bad water, which, together with tha severe heat. gave him a very severe diarrhoca which it seemed at,nost inn possible to check, and along in TIae the case became so lad hc expected ;o Sic. Che day one Of his nc:ghb3rs brought him one small bottle Of Cham bellain's Colic, Cholera and Diarliloea Remedy as last hope. A big dose WAS siVen him while he was roiita, abort on the ground in gicat agony. and in q few minutes the dcse was C. peated. The sooi effect cf tha metii- cine VAS soon noticed and within an hour the patient was taking his first sou-;d sleep for a fortnight That one little bottle worked a complete cure. and he cannot help but feel grateful. Thet season for bowel disorders being lat hand suggests %is ;te,n. For sale by Eivey C HUlett
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08

.1 cesr.ii .r lna Ir;-tio ttat prom F .nc iaHi-n.n:- ..I tha :nJ.st-.ir. ,.rd N,.ii5 .r i.e si.d- ii.s 1..d's raz4r ear l. iii hiS .ii!, i.dt i.c shIV-tE :..4,;n. .aiid ;Waln whit briStl~s soft d. down an svcreth his laba4e.
 1,o,, i.o i.-o,zc-., .,i' :; ,:a.nSsl .ii;i, le may marry h4-- .ie hndsth H llaIa .l with mary bangs over her eyes. tnd h. is sic7jtten even unto writing nJ-tl.y to lsor ioalol,y w<.Il; and unto her ia.. lawn Gra=-. The days drag oH at Lis sjese o6 love by tha 6abAiirg canal. it. nar"tE . 1roag,7cr 0ur ,lo,iar :jnd ~,- I't5 to "lo'5e t'':t maiden r-it'3 l,.tae@ h.- own forever aliT fc..es-,i. Scla..
 soon h. iooi'oth unop hfs vfgo'. 4,la- '"-a1Nl ard 7c j. ss1. tIs i3s.iGlst.s n h. i.t red Icc,he~ ha!;sl;.d. .:5s. hitr-.1 his tongue i. much vratA Th, nights han@ heavy uuon him. ami his heart ii0sta l0r rt.e billiard cj!s VII h. cnop.5t th stoTe wood
 fi2 baby that c9meI4 u liV. with Aila ha= no teeth. and ha huid-th i.s t1o:1.J n it.' l.!9;-53 that lnc L:iby M.:y j77 glad. Ere th.- year, % f9r To !aoi!eta twins ul,da his horny .;II..-.. and sing ,h "!IoW firm touni;,ii1l. ye ;liat<" uf Arizona
 When h. "o3ld rise early and sarl. ,he Sabt. - >se!.oo: sts.. ;.; firGeth Ii.s s.n: tenders ;y.7t his s:..it ;Ini~5ne.. .,.c the buttons gone from his Sabbath troa<e CTS. Tha soft winds uf t,ir .I;.y- iin-e whisper ,o ,lle holes th41 e.n-5.4!: ai= s9e;[s. Il l. now i:e ut-,f..eta 2 ii--h.9E ioia. and h. saareiletn 0ut a srsf- Dluoz ,jnd ilp iishotu. and he l.e- jo:, elh that ne is net th,. 'onlv pebble a.. tre Is@a@::" fiis fellow wink .ti1 { min. and t-.ec f is t.:at his owa;r Ine ;@Ie Gl}- eren unto great thirst. 'fh- mighty Iorlsss.eW Ieci-leth joy. ;lj the poker 'iect tiis.n from hard unto hani. vhiia the catfish iH the c--at i9roril p3nt-th n hunger. Neli'.- is Ihc spring tin7o sweet ucto each ani tie iac-cot IEa':eta the G@y C. raa.i; sV-ae t.less-
 lie sosth home by r,oonzhire, ;.,l c@iliati nc fish in his hcnG 5,-- rc =il?s@fh "'nnie Rooney" with il:s mouth yea he cIianteth ike lark. a:i tactath his great bazca .;rto tho orsI ti27t itui-i,atil Fl tlle tree by the ,-s l 2 his feet
 The years faI thick upon l1i:r. nd l-a I'c:-;;lat st:l his wife to bang :ia. i;an.,s no 1co.a. lis sons crc.,G around Is i-ss= and hes Tor the small cig2rctte and t'lc swse;ered navy plug, ard h,s IaT.37 daughters plead for yellow oali-o that tile.- l.,a, be uD vitis the tines.
 lis sun gaetd t;own. and he is no mere. and each child ouz=eth the otnei. a:7Ut tise Property ot tAe dad that is n-t
 Ti-e jay6;rI eineeth over his tc:as,. and his widow t;aagetIi htr Sor-ol bans. @1l ..iafl'ictil again.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08
s;l1sPE;.r re lAUECETorE.

President Roosevelt is certainly 2 bold mar. tIe risi-ed criticism today i by ordering ti:2 fi1r cf ,he While h5aee ! '3aif-;rasteI ii ,a2rf or respect to tii1
 dead ;.gIiasg..doi. frc:n Great Britain.
 g: :--;'Ec ;,cUscaI t4rcc-iuro. Perhaps t,-c ?. si,eat sa-e n..5 order i;3puls;> ,- .r @It t W&s t,:e impulse Q: 9 Ganui.}a sorrow. TejWp"2 the ,ieeidsnl and Lord i'&Gr:cefot. t:-r2 existed :. lose ..:c.dr.:i:o. Their aceEdiltl.ls ante ; ,.;ste5 thr diplomats service fll Wasa- i"s-1n. I.J.1-..iss -.I. E;ocseTc1t's Visits to London he tre1.l,eat.y met .Ir
 '-Greefota who was then ui;jlr"-.'s.--a-
 -"r- u- stG5n. Ills WI. trc1 aii~. CaraW. sperr mn e :.r t::.-o .,j-ti Inc Pam aotute family. ....5 tic-r rc's- .i.-es c-. "~;--7, l-or~ 5a.:-- -. fI was said today that Lord and Lair 2s,,-:oeicto were among thasa w.23 ..t- t7,:.iai t;.9 .:-e7i,,ert'- te5I;7,e- t3 Mss Cs;Iolr ia St. Georges c5.i,"-,. :....s;.- ,i. , T.,:.Gc:.. tn 1Ss-
 ic-.!r2 t3se iast winter thee N1e s23le criticism teat Lord Pdurcafota
 an,. his .a.2i.y were mere ire tugutIy 1: tho E;A!ge hcus. thc1 any otil ...
 ,2.eaIoc:s @t :nr diplomatic cornr Mrs
 F;casTve;t rylii=, to t.'esa st.ic.l;ree by
 stata@ jaat she invited ,ne Ioaunce-
 it t=s a.- s>a the ranking r5einb -rs of
 tA= diplomatic corps, but because t-lsy . ,te.e @l-.onG h.. .-lozt inj.i..,ta and
 e: let fass;ily f.;anGs.-NTasnir@5c di-.atch to Chicago F2ecori-H Herald
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08
ODD OR EVEN"

Ar i@cidert which casts very clear iiSn, CT oae side of the characteristics
 jhe western steel magma tes'' and their ha'aVado carclessncse over money occurred at an upto.,n hotel inc oell: night ! occurred in the cafe. of course 'J0fn." said one tl3roVir d bill down they are always John and Tom. to enc another" John, what is 1t. odd o, eVcH?' "0df" v'as thc nochaIant re ply. The bill Was picked un. II was a not fer $7co. ''i don't believe | have the cash with mo Frank" said the loser.
 3o drew roll of bills from his pocket and finding he had more than he e>- "ected- extracted one for S590 ;tn.j handed it over. No more was said - ire matter. and the interruutaa thread of conversation was picked up.-NeW York Post.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08
The Hotel Eo@4lyr of i.@a Angeles has q neN dining room.
QJ-AKE1. REFLECTIONS.

(F'rom the Philadelphia Record)
 i letter of credit-C.
 Play bilis-stage money.
 In poker a kitty can look a a king.
 \ man never forgets how good ne ,s to others.
 The nean who co2s up against tne wool naI keJ of5en gets WorsteG.
 Et's f1na.- that 2 girl in society [" .zcs. ifl must be continually :-1ins out
 clibblea-"Don't =o;i think I could make q living out of poetry Cynicas ---'Yss, keep cut of il and try"
 When man starts q conversation by saying hes 9 friend uf VOLTS ico:- out for some impertinent remarks.
 They say there's q difference ii the weight of hair" remarked the Siinp.e Mug. "So:" que,.ied the Wise GuE. Yes. blonde hair is lightzr''
 How cid is your coat ot arns?" in- qLired Gn.. 3iooDIud. "OldN' echoed Mrs. Treshrox. Why. We had that coat 1f arms made to cTler.'
 ''N-hat are Eour prospects. sir" de- nlaadel her father. Fine" responded young NUrVy. .'I expect to come in.J d fortUnc soon .'Those"'' ''Vat..e.'-
 ''-A freight rain is pretty good ten parance lecture" says the AIanay;in], Philosopher. "No matter how much tne ears are loaded the engine that does 5ae work gets along strictly on water
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08
Ping 2oae s l., at Andrews < Son.
THE f.,.tr E.lInoAn

beginning on Juno 10th next Will i"- .2i+eurai- 2 new limited train service bcNvcca chicago. New York aad nn:;- tGn. leaving Chicago al 91:30 every morning ana arriving in Kew Tcrl; at 2: 30 t;jc next afternoon. with a Boston =l= l'el reaching there ;he second even irg.
 Travellers going east will find in this train everything that comfort and tux ury can suggest or corlm2nd. Pullman drawing room sleeping cars Of the lat cst syge. uneIualcd dining car service with r,cals at popular prices; fast time over q track made perfect with IocI. ballast and made safe Dy the operation of taa hlccE signal and intoxicating systeni..
 It you have not seen tha beautiful valleys cf the Susquehanna ano Dele- ware rivers. you have missed one of tGe most GeIisntful sections of the ees..
 Be sure that H-our ticket reads via tiie Erie railroad.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08
. PSALM OF K<gE
Fl ], j, ii
iByN a local oun,rioIy5r)

By lDs al It-fIItIG.i,Jr.1
 Man is born of wa-2an. q r>r- laSs come upon him 2nd he is fal! uG '.li- crobes and collie l.o sIserstA J',.o,;s.3 the day that he may hc aaie t9 53"l tllIoUgh ttc nis..t nd, '-.en tlia hcu = h0id awake. He lea9-s .1 ist' -;l.;-:I ted Up ia q fa3 uia5~te1cJ r:tl ;.2.a; ana fc crieth JnIo .snsa: oin ,.la r@E given no sweet--eS= or Eet.cth ,.rE.
 TeethinS days come uuca him. and ten 'a ic shat "e elo5i-tl -3s t..e taper must burn IoS= !1 ,Sa e:--..-3c-- t-roUG,l all t!;e night. and it is -.a1 Es sacwstl the ratur.. ut l-i- o-:G.- .s-- .3e guE9n 9ne1u t-le ru0is.r ring ~1,a t:e spirit oc z. l.a-So..,-
 LaSoriousl:- 0o.a tae Nt-ia viusin reach the realm ui pants. and ais ,.ai'5 o;.st-Cn brooches sIc Ge-el lsila.Jz,i r5c ;:ad ali. a1A the iitti- psttico-s hii os yesterday becoiaetii cle Ht-le ,---. e today. Soon h= Hudet a Ealnlrss l.5ta 2 broken handle. and q nsii al l.ts.sI 5E tae days e.lat "ic n5 mere. - it-- jo:cetn n his i;eart, tl.d bo!di- ,joth l2e hammer. is,lt. Io- H. rcaias.l t!,a Oar rom his f-lge-'. an; t:-e GUS; wC-r- eInan2teth trou his i;rs O. the sort his pap hath ysril= sciI
 He fen,ovsln the eats t@-i r:.'..-- fsti!os,s rom he body. f.e tiacanletl c.:e strangers Es.ioa dos. and Ec ieusheti: even unto great 5o. The humps ieaEcth -r3a him an;i IT,. z..t,i the jas. eoEat unto JEa, which liechzd aNsy the ?aiiisIines. Tn n3eaelez IriG t-eth him fo i,n s:'s, 2.lef;. ana stone bruises declare hin. 2 hadee
 The aos. O. ..lau stealat1 green apples and eatesh Ifs f.5i. Ho c.Ieth tee farmers ,.eIoHs, and ae f-turaasl home qri.l-:, tneleae5er 0-itA :1--a i5irdsho1 isnhedGeG in him. ccal reacheth ne the sse af idiccy Wherein l:e rcnEet:3 t,e tongue over hi- ii1,=
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08

ise San ITerci-co net Au-'I~t viii .-;., them come idla mat ti7-- il1 -e rGi i.f+,i. inr mp m van. E. 5iif@ fe1.ii.n tt.. ,iist they will to met by q driss.i- ,itr aI g@hfosdia LnishtS. Nnn N.iil !,, iI .-....t tin.:. t1 them from ti,a !n,:lt h. ;n nh"rh..d. ;,nd .,r',.t thc visitors h. t.-c fo:-. i..n..i.l@. where the& viH ht' taken aE thc rere. .ioa cclEt:lit."- lr
 grand nave ol the ferry depot That room is -50 feet n length and - feet
 .:. i-.i%l:.. : conception cf the ls.;t.ces Qi that n. li may ne inferred lr"'l :i1- fac; 5hat J'.o c;,r',sds ot fruit piled in nn. eorucr uf it t-...u scarcely ne seen ..cin tiic nteusit' 'nd. That room wifi -er..iiu the information bp-cau, i:,-
 ies al ..h,-a-Inr,- oc Caiifr:':l.;.':i ,.i4--eost ir}-it~. flowers and WiIia. .'c al or which tho visitors will be wei come No :ttc-lrt %t display viii h. .,.ada here. "aiy samples will be dis jii):t,tel. ,oc2t@,. ia the same bG!ld'l@
 :.re tie slsl-a,;id exhibits Of the Caiifo.
 3ia State i'.:jrd ot Trade. containing samples frcta he diileiesi ccI',,i B, = III tl.a nI5GGcts of California. Here ia also the instructive exhibit e, r.c '':li iiarnia State Mining H;leau sn ! of 'i:2 world f..u.u, Alaskan @Nhibil op.!t. in irs samples cI every cen, e!Ntisi- a,ti- ,.., l..:.!,.ee,! :.- user: by ti, dN all2i'l of .l.tel9.
 .>o Wondcr crowds gle already nian- lias, ,@ t5!,r .tiV.lrts;:e O. thc IoHs l-lil- l.s,ts. 44tc,3 .ind .Eu to Calilo"':il -l'9i!!s, -.u.-tet. !t is the ci,cl,t. oI .. TT ,i.-..- to :ee th- 5.2at Vest and ,ii2 li'.3lN >: o.r the .':.siic c;.!s,.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08
Territorial News
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.Nli'l' f.N'i -h | 'tti'+'
 Monday night about o'cioc!, at Giia City. Juan Ortesa. d. Para&2 lndian. was shot in the breast while passing iii front of saloon. and now lies in a critical condition at the city hospital here. \ Mexican named Saturnin2 Cog is accused of the crime and is in custody awaiting the result Of the in- dian's wound. nr. Cotter was called to attend the wounded man. when h2 was brought in early Tuesday morning, and found him very weak from the great loss cf blood and with scarcely any pulse at all. Under careful ant. sE!lful treatment. however. he revived iii a comparatively short time and tried to tell how it all happened. ard has since been doing remarkably well. considering the dangerous character cf the wound The bullet entered the breast and passed through the body, parforating the right lung and pnl<- missing the heart by 8 quarter 0f an inch. Today Dr Catt2r thought lher2 was 8 hance for the indian to recover. Yuma Sentinel
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08

r.o Gay ha wrote lons letter to T -Nrsu&pa1' ii which he scored I'resi1ent 25Ci[inley rather ssvere!y on the civil service question. The letter was co clever taa, t attracted wide attention
 ''Whc is Wiley Shook" asked tn" president speaking to senator Pritch- ard.
 -.fte's 2 constituent CT mine who works at the capiJol,' said the senator.
 Well" said the pre5idenr, if any f;;end e mine attacked me wouldn't .-aop him near me-
 'enator 2ritchard needed no further 1int. and Shook was literally shaken. 5ie went back t0 North Carolina. where ha hccane derQty collector. He = noW in trouble again. for he has Writ- ten 9 letter. personally attacking Sen ator Simmons. and the latter has de- nt2rded his scalp.
 Nr. Shock seems to he entirely too energetic with lis .-Washingtcn Post
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08
TAN ON BABIES.

EXtre:@e hot weather is Q great t%x Ugon the digestive power cf bab;as:
 when puny ana feeble they should be eiVo2 fe" doses of Whites Cream Ecln-ifuse. the chiidren's tonic t ..i4 stimulate and facilitate the digs t:cn Of tifr;;' food. % t,lar .hev coon E~- come strong. healthy and active e-r Tt I2]v@y < Huiett-s. the Iire druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08

Chamberlain's Pain Balm is ar anri- septic iinimc2t. and when applied to cuts, bruises and burns. caUaes them to hcai vftiioue naturation and much more qHirl,ly than by the usual tre3t- rent. Tor sale by F.Ivcy & Huiett
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08

"'l.o greeting v i2ich VII bc extended t. thr visiti-S knights. families -l..I C:ic.:-c = the I2yt-:-n i.osts CT rec ( l.-
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08

Dys9epsia of human existence. Burdock Blood Bitjers cures il. prompt iy. pe1manently. Regulates and tones the stomach.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08

When Il friend tells YOU be defended Eau when attacked by an enemy, he lWaEs rur- in the fierce talk Of ire enemy, which does more harm than the defense dc"9 good.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08

When 3 man aorrpiainr that q mea. + too badly cooked to eat his wife .s uaiiEa her sex it sna doesn't decide l. is bilious. and needs q course of ,nedi- cine.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08
s1.50o GUARANIEED YEARLY

To high class man or woman. with change for promotion and advanced salary, to have charge small Caice at hone or in hone tom, to attenI to cor resDondence, aGvertising and otle" work. Business Of highest order and backed by solid men financially aui pa- liticaHy. A great opportunity for the right person. Enclose self-a6dresscd stamped envelope for full Tarticulars to WALTER B. RED3iAN. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT, Corcorau Build ing, Opposite United States Treasury, WASHlNGTCN. D. C.
 Tin, sfiAkGNG OF WILEY SHOOK.
 There used to be q picturesque North Carolina mountaineer named Vile Shook in the capitol Fle was 2 door keeper. or something Of the kind. and his blue nhirt made linn quite famous.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08

Send your family to: The T;osslyp Hotel il Les AngeleH
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08

\CJTS. BRUISES AND lcCEES
 QUICKLY HEALED.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08

Tl:CGT Hy THE CAR LoAD.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-08

Tin, sfiAt:ENG OF WILEY SHOOK.
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-20
R.,,,oss Reading Room.

Plans for the new Santa Fe
reading room are now in the hands
OF contractors. The building will
be located just east OF the Wells
Fargo express Office, ioix47 feet
in dimensions, two stories in
height with a basement, and OF the
old Spanish style OF architecture.
The basement will be utilized for
the heating apparatus. a bowling
alley and gymnasium. The first
floor will be about six feet above
ground and surrounded by a yer
anda, on which will be located
the reading room and billiard
room, separated by lobby. The
third floor will be utilized for
sleeping rooms for railroad men
exclusively. Work will be com
menced on the building in the
very near future.
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-20
City Council.

The city council met in regular
session Monday night and some
very important business was trans
acted, most OF which will be rather
startling news to majority Of the
residents OF this city. Alderman
Dahiher. mayor pro TEN, presided,
and Alderman McNeen, Draper
and Carlisle were present.
Most OF the session was spent
in conference with w. A. Scott, a
representative OF E. II. Rollins &
Sons, OF Denver, regarding the
proposed bond issue of Sloo, 900.
upon the credit OF the town, for
the purpose Of extending the water
system and providing gravity pres
sure, the details OF which will be
published later. The ordinance
providing for the bond issue was
placed on its FIRST reading and will
be found in another column Of
this issue.
Permission WAS granted John
Crozier to erect brick, IRON,
cement and stone structure, 2ox s6
feet in dimensions, on the corner
Immediately west OF the La Junta
Steam Laundry, also 7So feet OF
sheds.
Bids tor the construction OF the
new city hall were submitted by c.
d. Amos and Blankenship Broth
ers, the formers bid being s.. ago
and the latter 1856. No action
was taken in the matter OF award.
ing the bid.
A petition for sidewalks on both
sides of San Juan avenue, between
Montana and Iowa street, signed
by all property owners, was referr-
ed TO the street and alley commit
tee
The dray license of w. c. Cor
don was transferred to ]. d. Vow
lef
w. c. Gordon rendered his res
ignation as street commissioner,
which was accepted.
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-20
sons 1oaE LOCAL ,rsns.
Trade at the City Pharmacy.
Trade with n. G. Todd & Co.


Watch for the orange and black
Orients. Downer hazzem.
T Honey wanted at w. E. Roop's.
Will pay II cents per pound
G. S. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. 2I-s.
Chase & Sanborn's and Lipton's
fine teas always in stock at W. +.
Roop's.
Recess school shoes are the best:
to 8. sI.25; s to -, sI.5o, at
Hawkins.
The new car shops are in course
OF erection on the rip track. They
are Ioox74 feet in dimensions
with carpenter shop in the east
end.
c. w. Wonderly has had a re-
lapse and is again confined to his
home with an attack Of typhoid
fever in a mild form. Perfect rest
and quiet will bring him around
all right.
T. F. Godding. j., chairman
of-tbe republican county central
committee, announces that the re.
publican county convention will
be held in Rocky Ford. Friday,
September 5th. The Official call
will appear in Saturdays issue Of
the TRIBUNE.
The Prowers County Fair takes
place "Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday Of next week. and will be
the openinG eveat Of the fair seas
on in the Arkansas Valley. From
tier day. on September 7Sth, will
introduce many phases Of wild
western life, including broocho
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-20

busting. roping and rough riding
events. Reduced railroad rates on
the Santa Fe.
Special bargains this week at
the Mayhem House Furnishing
Company in iron beds. springs.
mattresses. chairs. dishes and
glassware.