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The Passing Throng.

CAPTAIN A. s. FISHER, sr., and A. s.
Fisher Jr., OF Georgetown, Texas, have To-
Gated in Houston for the practice Of law.
Another new face among Houston Gttor
neys is that of Il. #. Turner who has re
Gently moved here from Austin. He war
for Ave or six years city attorney of smith
Vile.
THE HOTELS are anticipating grand
rush next week. Said the proprietor OF
one OF the leading hotels Of the city to d
Post man last night; THE mails are bring
Ing us order after order FOR rooms, and SO
anxious are the lnaulrers for accommoda-
lions to secure a comfortable place TO sleep
that they are sending their money IN with
their letters. Don't fail 10 provide for us
because we must see the Carnival and King
Notice. Is the burden OF their messages.
Already we are being crowded and Will
soon be compelled to turn people away"
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rnLEGRAM oF CoNpoEENcr.

telegram OF coincidence was ordered
sent Miss Adelio Dunovant, president OF
the Texas division. She was prevented
from attending the convention by recent
death in the family.
Mrs. s. E. Gabblett OF Georgia, Mrs.
Henry l.. Stone and Mrs. Henry Rosenberg
of Galveston reported from the committee
ON crosses of honor
Mrs. Gabblett, as the custodian, was
heard first. A number OF requests FOR
crosses OF honor were granted. One or
these requests came from the Archaeology
ical society of New York, TO he placed In
their museum. The Daughters had ordered
and paid for 22,5OO crosses OF honor for
veterans throughout the division. The
crosses OF honor, she said were mex
pensive. though they were above CONNER
cial value.
Mrs. Henry l.. Stone OF Texas objected
strongly TO any addition TO the number or
days on which these crosses are presented.
At present these days are Memorial Day
In each division, Jefferson Davis birthday
and Robert Il. Lees birthday. The senti-
mcnt OF the convention seemed TO be In
favor Of an additional day however, and
the remainder OF the sisson was spent in
discussing this question. As no other gen
eral date satisfactory TO everybody could
be suggested, Mrs Duke moved that eacn
division be given an additional day 70 be
liked by itself The motion was adopted.
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sanasta Eorms ! cahInet.

Madrid. November 14.-PremIer sagasta
has formed a conditional cabinet and the
names viii be submitted tomorrow. The
cabinet follows;
Duke OF Almovador. foreign minister;
senior Pulgerverl, minister OF Justice; Senior
Touilor: minister OF finance; Senior MOret,
minister Of TIL interior; General Weylar
war minister; duke OF Yeragua, minister OF
marine: Count Romance. minister Of public
instruction: Senior Salvador, minister Of
nublic works
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Struck hx Street Car.

A Congress avenue car crashed into rustic
wagon drawn by a dminutive pony at the
corner Of Main street and Congress avenue
yesterday about noon. The car was slowly
rounding curve and was stopped before
any serious damage was done Broken
harness was the only result though the
occupants Of the wagon, a little boy and
girl narrowly escaped Injury.
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Winners at San Angelo.

San Angelo, Texas, November 1.-THE
winners in the roping contest today were
Fred Baker. 1872 %; Joe Gardner :S4 25;
Billy Nixon, :3s. The Santa Fe brought in
a ten-coach special today. Tickets have
beeen extended and the ten highest Of the
past three days will engage In an extra
rOping contest tomorrow.
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Yesterday was, "childrens day" in Jus.
tice ]. c, MattSews' court no less than six
small ofrend&s having Justice meted out
to them on various charges. The most ag
gravated case was that OF n dimlnutive
urchin charged with having rocked an old
negro wOman's house, and he was the only
one punished of the sextette, being nned $40
and costs.
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Children Like II.

"My little boy took the Group one night"
says F. d. Reynolds Of Mansfield. o., "snd
grew so bad you could hear him breathe all
over the house. ] thought he would die but
lleyed and sent him TO sleep. That's the
last we heard OF the Group" One Minute
Cough Cure Is absolutely safe and acts at
once. For coughs. colds. Group. grip, ssth-
ma and bronchitis.
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Loave your baggage At the coaey Island.
Boston Bank Failed.

Boston, Mass, November 1.-THE Cen
trail National. small institution com
pared with other banks, did not opUn It's
doors today because Of an order from the
comptroller OF the currency. who had
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color GROWING in Jamaica.

London, November 1.-THE Efforts Of the
lancashire Cotton Growers association 10
emancipate themselves from the American
raw cotton supply has been extended to
I.oaiea A large sum OF money will be
"a TO cotton growing In Jamaica on an
eSfensive scale. II Is expected a large area
IN Jamaica will be planted next season.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
Especial to The Post)

Fort Fnds. La.-Arriyed: Mechanician
Hr), from Liyerpool John Wilson CNor),
from Booas del Toro; Carolina lFr.l. from
santos, via Rio Janeiro; tug r. w. Wilmot
(Am) from Progesso Mex. Sailed BonitO
Juarez CMex), for Vera Cruz, via Coatza-
coalc0s: Beverley tBr). for Port Limon;
Nicaragua (Nor.). for Bluefelds
Aarhuus.-Arrived: Cimbria DAM, from
Galveston.
liverpool Sailed: Inkum (Br), for Gal
weston.
Nov York Arrived; Denver. from Gal
weston. Cleared: Atlas, for Sabine ass.
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placed National Bank Examiner W, p.
Neal over It as temporary receiver. I'M
paired assets is given as the reason for
the failure, and the bank Is closed for
good. The Incident did not produce any
furry In financial circles.
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TURMOIL WAS DEAFENING.
Daughters Of The cOnfederacy Again
Became Agitated.
MEMORIAL QUESTION WAS DEFERRED
The Daughters Decided to Consider No
Monument Question Until the Davis
Memorial Matter Is Settled.
fsnecial to The PostN


New Orleans, November 1.-THE Ma.
tional convention OF the Daughters OF the
Confederacy held only one session today.
the afternoon being devoted to a public
reception in the palm garden at the ST.
Charles hotel. The jefferson Davis memo.
rial matter was postponed until tomorrow.
The subject was preached only once dur
Ing the day when a Virginia delegate made
an appeal for funds to erect Confederate
monument on the battlefield Of Bull Run.
The Bull Run appeal was sldetraeked
after an aged delegate, her eyes moistened
with tears, arose and said: II think that
before we raise all this money for Bull
Run and other monuments we ought to
raise a monumen or funds to show honor
TO Jefferson Davis. for General Miles put
handouts on him"
Pandemonium broke loose in the hall
and a dozen delegates were on their feet
at once clamoring for recognition from
the chair. Added to this, was incessant
talking In monotoues and the combined
noise was so deafening that It took siren.
uous efforts on the part OF Mrs. Rounsa-
Vile, the president, to restore order.
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Voted for Revision.

Pittsburg. Pa. November f5.-Informa.
ton has been received here that 10 OF the
presbyterles OF the Presbyterian church
have voted In favor OF the revision OF the
creed. il will require but fifty more pres,
byteries TO put the plan through
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sPErCHEs al pRorEsr.

Any number Of speeches were made pro
testing against any other monument being
undertaken until the Davis monument was
completed. Others suggested that there
need be no conflict between the two. Mrs.
Cooley Of Florida remarked that in most
families there was only one purse, and II
money were directed into one channel 1t
would be turned away from the other.
Mrs Cantrill of Kentucky said that the
proposal by the veterans to build a monu.
ment to women Indicated that they had
some money TO begin with. She suggested
that any such fund be diverted to the JEFF
ferson Davis monument.
To this Colonel Tichenor replied that his
camp had given over $1,000 to the JEFF
Davis monument that the veterans were
passing away, and any movement toward
n woman's monument, II begun at all, must
be begun at once.
An effort was made to table the whole
question in order TO proceed to other
pressing business, which was defeated.
Action was finally taken on substitute
motion of Mrs. OBrien or Florida. she
proposed that the veterans be thanked
deeply for the purposed honor to their
mothers, but that the Daughters regret
fully decline to indorse any other monu-
ment movement until the Jefferson Davis
monument was completed This was car
ried by a large majority.
Mrs. Cantrill remarked that Ii was her
experience that when men wanted to do
anything they did 1t whether the women
approved or not So It would be with the
woman's monument
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rnn Rnnnlnns Traok.

Washington, November 14.--Indian.sum-
mer-llke weather continues TO favor the
races at Bennings, but today's attendance
was the lightest Of the week. -Four favor
ties won. True Blue made a runaway OF
It in the third race and Merrymaker Just
managed to beat Grail a soant head. Fast
time was again made. several new track
records being established.
Five and half fuIlongs--Brank Kenny
Slidell, Guesswork. Time los
Five furlongs- GAINESVILLE, Alhambra,
ornature. Time 1:01 Is.
six and a half furlongs-True Blue,
Maiden. Dandie Belle. Time 20 40. ;,
Mile and forty -Merrymaker, Grail,
Black Dick. Time IA.
Seven furongs-E mshee. Bxtinguisher,
Black Stock. Time 1:26
Mile and seventy yards-Wilful, Bondage
Allie Yirgie. Time i:46 10.
JENNINGS ENTRIES,
Seven furlongs, elllng-Mcwilllams, An
ME Lauretta, Euclalre III, Meistefslnger
100, Corder III, Geraldyn 100, Heroics Ill
Honolulu 106, The Black Scot Iii. Tenegra
1O6, Trump. Valley Forge 105, Pearl Finder
lO1. Paul clifford 121, Brunswick lO8,
Goidsby III, Courtenay 100, DR.. Gerber,
Lady Polentate III. Miss Buttermilk ia
SIX furlongs. 2.year-oids, seliing-Pearl
Diver 105, Breaker OF, Fading Light 96,
Knight OF Gold 102, Dark Planet 1OS, Tloga
1903, Bassance %. Turnpike "a, Mayor Ora.
03, Right and True 1902. Lulu Mart ~.
Dusky Secret SO, Rene Ss. Lady Mistake
Sc, Daddie Bender 97, Anne Hathaway Sc,
Ptacus 1o2, wannake %, Cloche d'or 81.
Two and half miles, chevychase steeple-
chase-sllver Twist 1877, Draughtsman,
Decameron 1866. Cock Robin 15T, Raoramu
147, Wool Gatherer 152 Waiter Cleary 1876,
Cheval dor 157, Ivan 100 Arius l55. Kate
Spottswood 147.
Seven furlongs, 2-year-olds, grand con
solation)-Lady Fan, Prancer 1O5, Dairy Ill,
Bedlam, Atila, The Dancer Knight Temp
lar, Captain r., Flo RUSSELL Andalusian,
Issak los, Anna Darling 10, Tim p, VI,
10S Nightingale, Freelander 1856, NEEDLE
49, Honey Brook i0s, Francois 105, The
Cuckoo 10i, Sam Cralgh 10s, Frank Love,
The stewardess 105, Cnssville 1903, sharp.
less 40. Ma1lla, Wisp. Stella W. 105, Lady
Ursula no. Virginia Grace 105, Destitute
100 Dalesworth 105, Earl OF Warwick 10,
Corruscate 107. Tugai Bey, Short Hose 40,
Sergeant ia. Lord Of The Vale no
Mile and three-sixteenths, 3-year-olds.
handlcap-G Clearwater i26, Hunter Ralpe
100. The Huguenot III Gallant Iii, DAILY
100, Cogswell %, waterton IS, Andy vii
llams 40, Cameron 12l, Huntressa il5,
Warranted 10S. Satire 81, Circus 30.
Clear and fast.
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unlnano h stllI Ao.lve.

San Francisco. Cal. November IA
dispatch received by a prominent mercan
tile arm Of this city from It's agent at
Retaihuieu, Guatemala, states that the vol
cano OF Santa Maria Is still In active erup-
tion.
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Unable to Serve.

On account of prior arrangements, Mr..
John ]. Cannon will not be able TO serve
on the board Of directors In the new trust
company mentioned IN Fridays Post.
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Rheumatlsm more painful in this climate
.hsr sny other Addiction. cured by prescrip
t,nn No 2s51, by Elmer & Amend. q. r.
Schmidt Houston. Texas. sole agent
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4 MOTION OF THANKs.

Mrs. Henderson of Mississippi moved
that DR.. Tichenor be thanked for his ad.
dress of last night Mrs Pinckney Smith
amended II to include Endorsement
Discussion followed, in which Il was
recalled to the Daughters that the Mont
gomery convention had suggested TO the
veterans that If a memorial OF women
was designed that It should take the form
OF a living memorial.
Some one suggested that the Daughters
should not dictate to the veterans
Mrs. Cantrill of Kentucky said that wo-
men were In the habit of debating to tho
men what they should do, and she saw no
reason why they should not discuss this
proposed memorial to them. Whatever ac.
tion was taken, she said, "for goodness
them do It,"
Mrs Henry L. Stone Of Texas begged that
before any other project was attempted
that the Jefferson Davis monument be com
pleted.
Another lady suggested that as the Davis
monument, once begun by the veterans.
had been turned over to the Confederate
Daughters TO complete, so 1t might be that
the Daughters would be asked TO finish
their own monument.
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Port of sahlne.

Sabine. Texas, November 14.-Arrived;
Tug j. n. Gilbert with barge Spindle Top,
from Morgan City.
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"earland" Stoves and Ranges
Awarded First Prize. Paris, 1900. Buffalo,
1901.
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sIov Fever is the most dreaded OF ali
diseases Of the South. oSIDINE prevents
and cures H.
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BETWEEN TWO FIREs.

u WEEN WO Hires,
Pointed Resolution offered by
Dubois Of Fort Worth.
Especial to The Post.)
New Orleans. November 14.-Dele-
gate Charles Il, Dubois Of Fort
Worth offered the following resolu-
ton. which was referred:
Whereas, With the wind.jammers
or Colorado on one side and the
pauper labor Of Mexico on the other,
Texas Is between the devil and the
deep blue sea.
Resolved, That the interests Of
unionism In Texas aud "contiguous"
territory require the presence for
Two months or longer Of an elo-
duent and effective paid organizer
OF the American Federation OF La
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e QUESTION OF AUTONOMY

of the United States for the pardon ~ n
w. Clark, now undergoing sentence after
conviction for a crime committed on the
high seas.
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LAKHSIpE ENTRIEs.

Six furlongs, selling--lf You Dare 100,
James ]. Corbett 100, Merops, Lady Rice,
Ben Frost Donator, Miss Stanley, Henry
of Franstamar, Fillform 1903, Graden, Mo.
ronl 101, Della Ostrand, Has Gift Fade
Meuy, Annu 9s, Dodle S. 90, Howeudobler
%. Prue 9S.
Five furlongs-- Gregor X. 10, Pickles
107, s. Poplar loi, The Don, oraute 1903,
Jackfull, Agnes Mack, Our BESSIE, Lord
Melbourne, Sarah Maxim, GRANVILLE 100.
Five furlongs--Keatucky, hummer 1902,
Scorpion, Oscar, Bvas Darling, Little Jack
Horner 90, Granny Chez o. Mayor John
son. The Cedars %,
Mile and three slxteenths--The Con.
queror II los, Lady Strathmore 105, Jor.
dan t03 Bessie Mccarthy 100, Scarlet Lily
30, Althea SO. CStrathmore and Jordan as
Hays entry)
one mile-vulcain i'll Fake 100, Lady
strathmore, Jack Demund 1903, Ethylene,
Charlie Thompson 100. Banter So, Hood
wink o5.
One mile, selllng-Port Jarvis 1l2, Har-
ney los, Compass 106, Edith Q. 105, Silver
Fizz, Miss. Liza. Mission, Great Star, Ban
is h103 O'Hagen 102, Egyptian Prince 10l,
Wing Dance 100 The Caxton, Tickful 9s,
Dondola "a. Chlckadee %, Domadge 9s.
Cloudy and heavy.
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THE FAYORITE RAN AWAY
Heavily Played Horse Was Knocked
Out at Lakeside.
NEW TRACK RECORDS AT BENNINGs
The Attendance Was Lisht--True Blue
Had Walkover in the Third Race.
Merrymaker Beat Grail.

Chicago. November l4-rillo, winner OF
the Suburban harldicap of 1893, heavily
played in the third race at Lakeside today.
ran away three miles in a false break be-
fore he could be pulled up. The horse was
so nearly exhausted after making the three
circles of the track that he was excused
and the Geld sent away without him. The
race went to Inspector Shea at 10 to /.
BarTack won the fourth race. making ave
straight victories for the old Derby horse.
Weather cloudy and cool; track slow.
Five furlongs-our Cora, Countess Reas-
oner, Wineland. Time 1;o4 as
six furlongs-David s.. Ida ", Miss shan
ley. Time 100 20.
Seven furlongs-Inspector Shea, Evelyn
Byrd. St. Tammany. Time 1888.
Mile and a quarter-Barrack, Edith ..
Time 2!i5 3-5.
Mile and quarter-Miss ,Ldza. Althea,
Compass, Time 2:16 20
Seven furlongs-Prima II, Satrap, Lady
Rice. Time 1888 90.
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uNloN LABoR puILplNGs.

For declaration by the American FED
Grafton of Labor that builc.dg, devoted
to the use of union labor, should be erected
in every town OF 1000 or more inhabl.
tants.
That all demands for increase in wages
or change in conditions must nrst be made
to the central labor bodies.
For the recognition OF the principles OF
international socialism.
To encourage the study of economic sub
Jects in all organizations.
To bring the marine cooks and stewards
under the Jurisdiction OF the international
Seamen's union
For the employment of unionlst musicians
only at the st. Louis Exposition.
To bring unions working at all repairs
on barrels, watts, etc, under the jurisdiction
of the Coopers' union.
at the early morning session the cofhnit.
tee on credentials submitted a report favor
ing that two delegates. whose credentials
had not been regular, be seated. The re.
port was adopted.
In the report of the executive committee
lead yesterday by Vice President Duncan,
allusion was made to a circular issued by
the Milwaukee trades council, advocating
a federation composed Of city central labor
bodies. This move, the committee de-
clared, would result in the establishment OF
body antagonistic to the American FEEDER.
alton OF Labor.
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Gentlemen meet at me cOnsy Island.
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Finest liquors and cigars at the coney
island 49,
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The best of everything is served at the
coney Island.
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AGAINST AN IsrHMIAN cANA1,

AGAINST AN IsTHMIAN CANAL.
That the Federation protest against the
construction of either the Panama or Near
aqua canals 'as the country must either
acquire more territory or encroach upon
liberties OF the Latin-American states"
That the Federation protest against the
harsh treatment given labor organizers in
Porto Rico under the old Spanish laws of
the Island.
That efforts be made TO defeat the anti.
ticket scalping bill now before congress
and all city ordinances enacted against
ticket brokers.
That the 1900 employees Of the National
bureau of printing and engraving be union
lied.
For the formation OF National union of
cloth spongers and rehnishers.
That the application of the United Broth
erhood OF Carpenters and Joiners for the
revocation of the CHARTER Of the Amalga
mated Association OF Carpenters be denied
That aid be extended to the letter car
riers III their effort TO secure higher wages
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS.
Trade at Dalton's pharmacy.

lTa0e al DaltOnS pharmacy.
For monuments and tombstones
see John T. Russell.
Ladies' wrappers, best made,
81. 90 and 81. so, at Hawkins.
For fresh bread, pies or cakes go
to Fishers postoffice news stand.
Buckley & Hart have list Of
"bargains" in homes. Look at
them.
The Walk-Over shoes for men,
So. so and 81. 90. Try them. AT
Hawkins.
Stark & Co. have big line Of
new and secondhand stoves they
are selling cheap.
| For SALE-ien acres of land in
McCreery Gardens; one mile from
postoffice. Inquire at this Office.
For SALE-Five acre tract in
North La Junta; all kinds Of fruit
a bargain if sold soon. Inquire al
this Office.
New lines of wash goods, laces,
embroideries, white goods and
shirt waists opened this week.-C
F. Kendall.
Did you look over the list o.
houses and lots offered by Buckey
& Hart3 You had better inquire
now before prices advance.
For SALE-A limited number o
ash trees suitable for park or lawi
purposes. Call on or addres s
| D. Goff, Holbrook, Rural Delivery
ros SALE--One full blood Nor
man Percheron stallion; thre'
years old and weighing I5o'
pounds. Inquire Of E. D. Carlton
Come to your own birthday par
Ity. Thursday, March aand, .
Commercial College hall. from
to Q p. m. The ladies Of the Chris
tian church will furnish the birth
day cake. and you are respectfull
requested to bring one penny TO
each year Of your age. An excel
lent program has been psepare'
. fos the occasion.
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-26
Dalton's pharmacy for drugs.


G. S. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. ais.
Money for city or farm loans on
easy te,ms. Inquire w. X. Gibson.
For EZ shoes at EZ prices try
our So. 90 shoes. F. Kendall.
The Armour brand bicycle
stockings at rs cents, are the best,
at Hawkins.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co,
undertaking and embalming. Day
phone, AZ; night phone, 1874.
For SALE OR RENT-New 4 room
house; two and one half acre tract;
close to town. Inquire Of M. F.
| Miller.
For RENT--Eight room house
in Mountain View addition. In
quire Of Lewis Bradley at Simon
toms grocery store.
We do all kinds Of clothes clean
ing and dyeing. First class work;
prices reasonable. Give us trial.
La Junta Steam Laundry.
/ The new Gibson waists are here,
in pink, old rose, blue, green and
black abratross. Prices. 81. Sc
and So. 3.oo.-C. F. Kendall.
| FoR RENr-A house Of modern
improvements, nine rooms a d
large attic, on Raton. Avenue. In.
qurire of Mrs. F. T. Lewis,
phone s73.
| For SALE-For one week will
offer my residence property on
Ration avenue for $1,000. II moi
sold in that time, the former price
will be restored and the property
will be reuted.-W. p. Scheets.
Sick headache absolutely anc
permanently cured by using Mok
Tea. A pleasant herb drink
Cures constipation and indigestion
makes you eat, sleep, work ans
happy. Satisfaction guaranteed
! or money back. asc and SOC
Write to w. n. Hooker & Co.
Buffalo. N. Y. for q free sample
For sale by T. c. Coltman. Pb. G
La Junta tribune., 1902-03-26
Gibson Wool Waists.

Made OF hne quality OF AIDA
tross in light spring
shades and black at---.
.-..---.--.S2, so to s.
White or black Moire waists
in new Gibson styles. So
Easter Kid Gloves.
Our superb assortment nf
the dressiest fashions in
handwear is well calcu-
lated to attract the pat
ronage OF persons of re-
fined taste. This is es-
pecially the case now at /
Easter time, when tasteful
gloves are indispensable
to the completion of the
Easter costume. Exclu-
sive styles and the little
details OF finishing give a
marked distinction to our
importations. An emu
meration Of all the styles
and qualities is impossi-
BILE. The following is
but a guide to a few OF
our most staple numbers:
Lucille. A two-clasp. glace
kid glove, in tan, mode,
brown, white, black, gray.
blue and green .-----..$f
la Force. Genuine French
lamb skin, two-clssp. in
all the leading shades and
black o. -------- 81
L. land Co. A two-c clasp.
undressed kid glove. in.
OK blood. gray. br o " .,
black, reindeer and mods, j
SuaTlnteed