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PERSONAL MENTION.

- Agnes Macarthur Of New Orleans
|1ihng Mrs. r. II. Keyworth
~ Louise Tamford has returned from a
Ito Miss Clara Banner of Manor.
n George W. Stierf left last week for
ia aud Baltimore, her old home.
ii A. o. Hamilton Of Hemphill Is here
1esiness and is stopping at the Rice ho-
s Emma Felix left for New Orleans
-, January II. to visit her aunt, Mrs.
and Mrs. Harry A. Block OF Arkansas
IA yesterday and are again at the
u NJ. n. Muldrow Of Navasota is visit.
La daughter, Mrs. ]. f. Clark, 1911
In. 8. Gregg Of Crowley. La. prom.
y citizen OF that city, is guest at the
~ T. H. spooner of Gonzales is in
ny on business and is a guest at the
&botel
j F. B. McCardell, manager Of the
eeyer COMPANY, left last night for
York and Beston.
B Tom C. Gordon of Wharton arrived
- city yesterday afternoon and is a
ri al the nice MOTEL.
d. P. BraEelton, head millener at
Il brpS., left yesterday for New York.
~ sac VIII spend several weeks.
Aivln e. Qwsley OF Denton arrived in
'*on yesterday on business and is max.
u Headquarters at the Rice hotel.
& and Mrs. s. A. Robertson of Orange,
are visiting this city and are max.
III temporary home at the Rice hotel.
william Horback. daughter Of Mr..
.1As' Eric Schmidt, now living In
'I ,s' d. T., Is in the city visiting
& and Mrs, Homer R. Mitchell have
n 6 sSe fesldenee OF Judge A. c. Bullitt,
& home until fail
alesmen rraveTfhR out of Cincinpafi
ung this city and making his head.
70 at the Rice hotel.
-; Prodgen Of Wharton. manager
mharton Wholesale Grocery com
witn MS excellent wife, arrived In
% yesterday and are stopping at the
many friends here OF Mrs. Edward
pAs OF oklahoma City will he pleased
nat she will arrive Monday on
y DIV ast parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo
|<I-s Suc DItSIOl.
and Mrs. Frederic p. Comfort and
aSgnier, Marion. arrived last night
Mallory line from New York City
PANIED by Mr., and Mrs. X. g. vii.
H. noston. They are at the Bristol.
s !; g, Middleton, State organizer for
eu Moderns, after an absence of
ea Gays, returned to this CITY YES.
sa ANU Is stopping at the Rice hotel,
~ su'eton Is making Houston his head.
'ennie Savage OF Wyoming, who has
LIZ houston for the past two months
ner daughter. Mrs. Morris Com.
Il go gone back home. but she has
ia ~. ~ 1ve with Houston that as soon
Il ~ an dispose Of her interest In Wy
q sue VIII return TO make her home
Brunsterman of Boston, Mass,
IN cs ete representing a company OF
II ,vspNaIists Interested In the rice In.
III Nned here yesterday from a short
a t r,Ss'a1sota, where he has been for a
IL I've looking ct some lands. He will
49,, snis section with Houston as his
parters for some time.
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Male Twa Foursorne- Scotch Bal.
lad)-"Loch LomOpd" ......
Messrs. j. A. Milroy, II. Woodhead,
Lawrence Ilfrey, A. NJ. Downie, Bal.
It's Allen, Percy Allen, II. l.. Miller.
Mr.. Sparkle.
......... Audience and all Instruments
Mr.. Aidndgs b. kidd. accompanies fer
the evening.
BURNS ANNIVERSARY sUPPBR.
Some haze msat an Gamma eat
An some wad eat that want it;
But We hhe meat an We can eat,
An sO6 the Lord be thankit."
Bill O. Fare.
Sleeps Held Broth. Barley BroBs-
'syne we'll sit doun an TAX cor whittier
Tse cheer COR hsirt,
An faith wen be acquainted better
AfoTs we pairt!"
FIRST CooRsB.
Grail Partans. Dulse. Finuar Haddies.
Rippers, frao Auchmlthie. speldrsus.
A Wee Donar.
"Mony q NIGHT we've merry been
An mony malr we houp tae b."
SECOND cooRsE
Brotled Bubbiytock. Sleeps Heid
Tatties. GruutIe. Neeps
Potted Held.
LAST cooRsE.
Plum DUP. stewed Grossrs
Scotch shortie, Oatcake and Scenes.
Anither Wee Donar.
"Ths cup that cheers but mas inebriates. -
Deoch an Doris.
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FOR STREET COMMISSIONER.
Captain Jack Kennedy Announces Z,
that Offi~e

Captain Jack Kennedy Announces for
that Office.
In Tn announcement column Of this morn.
ing's Pot VIII be found the announcement
OF Captha Jack kennedy. known as the
old War9orse," for street commissioner,
subject to se action Of the democratic pri.
msrieS. capsin Jack up to 1900 bad held
That onlee roiS period Of ten years. hence
Ihe is net untrie In the position and points
h his long AID .ithful service while naiing
pat position as Mr best Endorsement for
telectiou. Long before entering politics
optsin Jack Kenne'F engaged In tust such
vFk a. snlinentiy hsed him for the posi-.
M e gtxnsk eaIapkstez1. "a skAexaA
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out with the Houston and Great Northern.
now the international fnd Great Northern
an foreman for Shepherd & Henry when
they were constructing that road. and re-
mainsd with them until 1877. He thon went
with the Texas and New Orleans as fore
man OF the construction gang and was 81.
perintendeDt OF construction for the Lou
islAna and Western under Mr.. George W,
Polk brother OF Jucian Polk He built
the Sabine and East Texas from Taylor
BAYOU 10 Rockland He was roadmaster
Tor me- Galveston, Harrisburg and San An
tonic In 1890 when his peculiar fitness for
the position Induced the people of Houston
missioner, position which he held for Ave
conEeeutiye terms, or until 1900. He has
always been a consistent democrat a hard
preston OF bis opinion. He Is very popular
and widely kponh.
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1HE Doll SHOW coNcLU0E0.

A Beautiful Parade Of Decorated Dol
Carriages.
The third annual doll show under Tue
auspices Of the woman's CLUB was con.
Guided yesterday afternoon with most
attractive parade Of decorated don car
riases, In which there were about twenty
ave entries Of doll carriages decorated N
all .aisxs a ths EAi&bov and In sysa
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Antiseptic Birdeye
Art Section.


An opportunity to buy pretty Irish Point,
Linen and Battenberg pieces very much under
value
Irish Point Scarfs, sc and 81 inches long, tx.
that were 25c....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IOC
Pretty Battenberg Hemstitched Linen and Irish
Point pieces that were rs and L. 50, OOo
Beautiful Scarfs and Squares in henstitched
linen, Mexican hand work and Batten- I E0
berg, that were 2 90 and 2. 5o.......... I'SO
Very handsome Battenberg, Mexican hand work
and linen drawn work pieces, that were y 60
3'75 10 4. 5o...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So" -
All of our elegant Silk Covered Sofa Pillows
that formerly sold at 400 to 8 90, q 6O
now offered at each. ...................%s OO
Drapery Silks, pretty patterns, lovely color COM
binations, formerly sold at soc to CSC 90
Pretty Silkolines in good colorings and x
nice patterns were I23c yard W
Denms and Satins, all good, desirable col IN
ors and patterns, were I5c and zoe a yard roc
Art Statues-We have some twenty-five of these
pretty ornaments left from the Holidays. They
sold readily at from 75c to 2. SO o.
your choice now. Observation-Disclosures. 81 y
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CITY 5REVlTIEs.

"a hsIis .nay1u Gun and Rife club will
In Osn tonight in their park south OF
huston Bowling club will have its
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a sn Tsrd Ends Of Ticking values Sc to nc pic
= - $4,000. ...s............- a. ~
Pretty New Madras in an endless assortment of
patterns IN the good, reliable colors IN
Regular I5o value, yard. fUC
Extra Quality Madras in the new spring pat
terms, good washing colors, worth zoe III.
a yard. Observation-Disclosures. fOC
3o-inch Fine Madras, new patterns and colorings
hese goods were thoroughly secured with SOAP
and water before leaving the mill. 10
Regular csc value, yard ESC
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w..klv Mortuary Report.

The following is the official mortuary re-
Fort for the city Of Houston Tor tae weak
80. a IA efrsssk Asaz. 4sxssgx -
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SOrOSiS Shoes
$50 a Pair.
Bargains in the Staple Section.
At SC a Yard.

Lovely Flannelettes, excellent quality. Our
regular I5c line at SC yard.
solid Colored and Striped Heavy Double
rleeced Outings that were cheap at 1-3c
yard, now SC yard.
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SnoGk out the Grip take Ell"
o,edk up a Cold, take "77."
t sup a Cough and soothe the
|S se,e Catarrh and clear the head,
prevent Pine UNI onia and
''snstnen the lungs take az"
i. suIe Quinsy and heal the throat,
II. .dsl Secure and keep we'll, be
n, LOT emergency by carrying
a pocket a bottle of SEVENTY
| ~, DR., Humphreys Fa-
II, spsc u.s. SS Grip and Colds.
H. q Gold at the start and
II up Colds that hang on.
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Wooden Short Ends

Lengths that are right for Skirts, Waists
or Childrens Dresses Values are beyond
compare; less than half former price, Be sure
and see them; they will prove interesting and
profitable.
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Mr.. |. LucAeNoeR coNoRATULArED

Ills Announcement that He 10 70 Com
tinue IN Business Causes II.
One Of the most expressive actions u the
zsw9s vAlaA sstsAAe6 "a annftsz snlae a
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LEVY BROS.

and order make clean sweep Of all winter goods we will make
heroic sacrifices IN every section of this Phenomenal bargain
buying opportunities will present themselves every hand here to-
morrow We positively will carry any winter goods
you depend seeing here the greatest
liable merchandise offered the city, Values mis-
quoted at this store.
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SOrOSiS Shoes
$50 a Pair.
OUR
Wooden Dress Goods

WOOIeH DTGSS UOOdS
Two lots that contain exceptionally good
values.
At roc Yard.
Plain and Fancy Weaves in quite variety of
good colors; regular $50 line
At acc Yard.
Black Skirtings, excellent qualities in the most
popular weaves of the season; former prices z5c
and 90.
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IN THE READY TO-WEAR SECTION
LlTlES THE BEST AND STYLES THE MOST CORRECT.
All Our 42-inch Coats o.oS.

Black, Tans and Colors. The most stylish
garment OF the season. They sold from IS 90
to p so each. These Coats will be good next
year and you will pay twice the price at which
they are now offered.
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stelnway PIanoa.

stelnway PikHoA
We record tive hsndsons Etsfxwax yispe
pisnea- win A. Walks MEHa Co. Dab
las.
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nsad Saia~aas a. m sAs fsR no 81,
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Last Call on Fine Comforts
Odd Towels

Odd Towels
The best values you ever saw are now to S
be had at this store in odd lots of Towels
You can not afford to lose this opportunity,
as the same values will not be offered again
soon.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
Stock Men Meet.

The annual meeting OF the Otero
Stock Association was held IN the
county court room last Saturday.
majority OF the leading stock
men OF the county being in atten
dance. After the transaction OF
routine business the following
officers were elected ior the en-.
sning year: President. n. w.
Potter, vice president, B Man
by; secretary, NJ. A. Lee; treasnr-
er, A. ID. Best; executive commit
tee, L. Rourke, J. b, Manly, A.
ID. Best. II. w. Potter, NJ. A,
Lee.
Delegates TO the annual meeting
OF the Cattle and Horse Growers
Association, to be held in Denver,
March sd and +th, were elected as
follows: II. w. Potter, q. NJ.
Dameron, S. n. Rose, J. c. John
ston, a. d Best, N. Beatty.
A. Lockhart, d. l.. Thomas, E.
Rourke. Lewis Swink.
The association recommended
for appointment as round up com
missioners OF district No. =, the
following. +. Rourke, w. +.
Calhoun. II NJ. Fesdick.
NJ. McMillen, secretary OF
the Bent County Cattle aud Horse
Growers Association, attended
the meeting. and was elected an
honorary member.
The members of the Lyon &
Campbell Commission Company,
of Ordway, were elected TO mem
bership.
The association unanimously
recommended the re-appointment
of NJ. A. Lee to the position OF
stock insp ector.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
pi.,rie. Court.


The district court convened in
adjourned session Monday morning
with Judge Dixon on the bench.
Only few court cases occupied
the attention of Judge Dixon dur
ing the brief session, as follows:
In the case OF c. l.. Seeley VS..
Lille Stafford, claiming a COM
mission on the sale OF real estate,
the court gave judgement to the
plaintiff for sI2s and costs.
Il. A. Steen, c. F. Patterson
and o. G. Crawford, the commit
tee appointed by the court to ex-
anime the books and accounts Of
the county treasurer, submitted
their report. and the judge ordered
that each member Of the commit
tee be allowed S. per day for his
services.
In the case Of the County Com
missioners OF Otero County vs.. A..
I. & S. F. Railroad Company,
suit to recover taxes for the year
1900, Judge Dixon gave judge
ment for the county for the full
amount alleged to be due, with
interest, amounting TO So81.o3.
Al the October meeting Of the
board in 1900, the commissioners
made an error in fixing the tax
levy for the year, which was cor
rected at a subsequent meeting
held in December. The Santa Fe
claimed that the commissioners
had no right to change the tax
levy, except where it had not been
made according to law. The COM
missioners changed the rate in two
items in the tax levy, whereas
only one was illegal and 10 excess
Of the amount allowed by law.
Judge Dixon declared that the
rate was immaterial, as long as the
appropriations had been properly
made, and nothing but . clerical
error had been made BY the board,
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
Out Of ME Mead.

7. W. Hawkins received a letter
from the mother Of S. Marmaduke
one day this week, in which that
lady expressed the belief that her
son is mentally unbalanced and
not responsible for his actions.
Mr.. Msrmaduke will be remember
ed as the gentleman who played a
star engagement in this city few
weeks ago by beating his board
bill, cash'ng bogus checks and
abusing the confidence that Mr..
Hawkins had reposed 10 him. MIR.
Hawkins also received d letter
from Congressman Champ Clark,
OF Missouri, in which that gen le-
man admits the genuineness OF the
letter OF recommendation carried
by Mr Marmsdukc and signed by
him. Mr.. Clark declares that
Marmaduke was all right at the
time the letter was written, and he
regrets exceedingly that he has
since fallen from grace.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
Summons.
STATE OF COLORADO,
COUNTY OF OTkHo


STATE OF COLORADO,
COUNTY OF OTKHo
IL rHK COUNTY Coukr
SAMUEL p MILLER, Piainti6,
versus SUMMONS
HATTIE L. MILLER, Defendant
The People Of the State Of Colorado to Hat.
tie L. Miller. the defendant above named,
GREETING;
Yoa are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff In thc County Court Of Otero
county. state of Colorado. aud answer tho
the service hereof, " served within tie state
Of Colorado or by publication. or. II served
out Of the State of Colorado, within fifty
days sitter thr service herrOf. exclusive Of
fhe day Of service; or said action may lpc
rcgulariy st for trial the sama ~ though
sDeh appearance had been made and ins,ie
had been Joined on such complaint.
The said action h brought by. piainsiR TO
oheain decree Of DIVORCE. dissolvin9 the
plaintiff and defendant, on the ground Of de-
sertion, aa will more fully appear from COM
p1ainf In said action 70 which reference ix
tnched. =
Ard you are hereby notified that II YOU
fail TO appear. and answer the said c0snplaine
As above required. the said plaInti0 viii sp-
ply 60 the court for the relief therein d.
manded.
Given under my hard and tise ssaI of s.iA
court, nj La JuntA, In said county, this nofh
day of january, A. D.. isos-
Rx-OfRcio Clerk Of the County Court.
First publication. February 1. 1909
Last publication, March !. 1909
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
ners.s. Ferele.ur. s.,. sy sh..,r.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue Of an execution ta~,sed out Of the
county court Of Otero county. Colorado on
ths Sth day OF January. 1909. and to me d.
Fccesd upon = ccrt.tn decree of said court,
IL favor Of The In lunta state bank, plains.
u, and against Q. b. Mcbride, Jossph ri
Hollen and Laura Collier, defendants = vherc.
In am commanded for the purpose of max.
Ing the sum Of eighteen hundred and sixty.
The La Jnnta State Bank from the said q.
=. Mcbride. Joscph H Hollen and I.nura.
Collier, together With interest thereon a ~
rate OF per cent from the xlxf day n n.
cemher: 1901. a!so the farther sum Of thirty.
two dollars and afty-four cents to hs rscov-
deserihed prcme.i. or 10 much thereof =
half Is. ~ Of the north west quarter IN H.
~ and the south one half IS. ~ a IL norfk
oa.t quarter IN. 4. NJ Of section thirty-fouF
tS1l, tSynship twenty -thrce (ssl s0utk, q
..nge aisE i've SS, west, Of The sixth psiasi.
county, state Of Colorado, and e1estainisr
one hundred and sixty fl0D) aefo1. N0V.
taerefore, by virtue Of the powsr n - 49,
- BY said execution, Will on tkae lSsh nv
g february, A. D., ,lsoe, at the nossh frost
9oor 5 Of the court hossss, in the city q q
snns., ,, g Sssso county, Cososado. bstyssn II
f9rsnoon Of said day, pr0essa % ri ~
above descrihed premesls Or - mSoh tk1f9of
e nay " necess,ry, suhteot - N fig11 =
re9esnption st public auetioa 70 ~ kiHk6n9
payinE Of and satisfying ssi1 "a, 3sssssss
by c. D. STRwARD. Unaersk kefi8.
Firss pIbiie.tioa, Jeuuasy =, ~ n
Lass pabaication. Rss,ruafy u. t1R
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
oreso eounrs FRANCES.
Report Of Court Committee Appointed
to Examine rssssusss's eooks.

X. A. Steen, c. r. Patterso n
and O. G. Crawford. who were
appointed by Judge Dixon last
November to examine the books
and accounts OF County Treasurer
Beerbohm. submitted their report
al the adjourned term session of
the district court Monday morn
ing, which is as follows:
To the Honorable, the judges of
the district court, in and for the
county oi Otero, in the tenth
judicial district OF Colorado:
Your committee heretofore ap-
pointed by order OF the court to
examine the books and accounts
OF the treasurer OF Otero county,
respectfully beg leave to report as
follows. to wit;
We, being duly qualified, care
fully examined and checked all
collections and disbursements
made by Charles A. Beerbohm,
county treasurer, from the first
day OF January A. ID. 1901, To the
3Ist day of December a ID. 1901,
both dates inclusive.
We checked receipts from the
tax list and receipt stubs to cash
book and ledger, verifying the
same.
We checked all disbursements
with vouchers for same filed in the
Office Of the county clerk.
We made trial balance of the
treasurer's accounts for the year,
and verified the one made by the
treasurer at the close OF the bust
ness December 81, 1901.
We find that the books and ac.
counts in the said treasurer's Of
fee are entirely free from error
and have been skilltully and care
fully kept and that the system of
keeping accounts in the said Office
is such as to exhibit at all times
the exact condition of the coun,y's
finances.
We submit the following, which
shows the receipts and disburse-
ments OF the county treasurer for
the year 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
kempes = rsssiii. sWd walter /. KEN.
per. Dsnkrvpt. First Meeting.

ALL CREDITORS OF WALTER J. KEMPER
a and EIisah~th Terriii. co-psrtners under
the firm name of kempcr 4 Terrili, and
Walter J. Kemper. bdnkruptx, nrs hereby;no-
Titled that the tirss meeting of CREDITOR vill
be held Ia Room No. D1 in the Federal Build
ing ia thc City Of Pueblo. State of Colorado,
on February 10. lSlc, nj ten o'clock In the
forenoon. for the proof aud allowance Of
claims, to choosr one or more trustees, 10
M tho smount Of their hossds. examine the
hankrupts u desired. aud transact any other
lawful 6,ssinesa
Pueblo, Colorado. January Is 1900
SAMUEL b. TR1MBLE
Referee IN BAnkruptry
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05

which it had perfect right to cor
rect at any time previous TO Jam
uary 1. 1901. Notice OF appeal
was given
David Scott, a resident OF Sugar
City, who has been confined in the
county Jail. charged with wife
beating, was released on writ Of
habeas corpus, and upon his aP-
pearance in court Judge Dixon
ordered his release. The defend-
ant was SO grateful for his release
that he expressed a desire TO
shake hands with the Judge. The
latter. however, declared that he
had no desire to shake hands with
a ..wife beater." The defendant
claimed that he had been ..toriur-
ed" and was under great provoca-
,ion. Judge Dixon suggested that
whenever he realized that the
torturing process was about to be-
gin that he mount his saddle horse
and take twenty mile spin over
the prsiries adjacent to Sugar
City. He recommended ii as a
sure cure for wife beating.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
CON SUM PTIoN

the most dreaded and d-adly Of nil diseases,
are relieved at once and cured 6y AeEsrs
a~g'lah Remedy, the king of all couei,
cures. Cures Coughs and Colds Ia a day Is
CENTS Your money buck II dis.atis fed
Write for free sample. W. II. HooKEH 4 Co,
bunnio- n Y. T. c. Coitman, druggist
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05

BY amounts dishurscd during the
year, per warrants. rebate or
ders, and other vouchers filed. ,xi5I,sE 20
Amount on hand MT close Of business,
Decesnber II. 1901, as follows;
Cash on hand. ........-..........-.... . 6lt -
Deposited, First National Bank, La
Juusa, ...................,........ S.e.s 3s
Dsposited, La JuDta State Bank, La
Juntn .--..i..- observation-disclosures. 3,513 Is
Deposited. State Bank of Rock,
Ford. Rocky Ford, rd,.....,....-.-..... s,sss ~
Deposited, Farmer. Merchants
Bank, Rocky Ford, .....,. -,...,,.. 3,,07 OF
Deposited, J. n. Beatty 4 Co., Bank,
Man.anoia, .,.....,................ .s,l o,
Deposited. Bank Of Fowler, Fowler, 5.7 II
Deposited, Importers a Traders
Bank, New York. .......,.....-,... So 20
Deposited. Chemical National Bank,
New York. .,4.,g......,,..+...so.... epi 30
Deposited, Farxon Leach 4 Co.
Bank. New York. .......-.....-.. IL %
siSsaa Is
We verified the amounts on
hand by counting the money in
the treasurer's Office and reconcil-
ing the accounts with the various
banks.
Your committee further beg
leave to report that they were
employed twelve days in making
this examination.
All Of which is respectfully sub
mitted this 9th day Of January A.
D. 1907.
r. A. STEES,
c. r. PATTERSON,
Q. 6. CRAwvoRn,
Committee.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
Third .ns ls., Cali.

All persons knowing themselves
indebted TO J. Rumsby are re-
quested to call at his Office and
settle on or before February Isth.
After that date all unpaid accounts
will be placed in the hands of an
attorney for collection.
]. RUMsBy.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
No More Credit.

We will not do any more credit
business after this date, except
with people who have an account
with us and pay their bills in full
every thirty days.
MATT DAIMLER
La unts, December 2Ist.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
Several Person. o. ch.,.e,., vented.
WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS OF CHAI

WANIhU-shN EhAI. PkHSDNSO OF CHAR-
w meter and good reputation in each state
tone in this county reQuircdD to represent
and advertise old established wealthy busi-
nrss houss Of -oiid financial standing. Salary
$500 weekly with expenses additional. afk
payable In cash each "Wednesday direct from
head offices. Hors- aud carriage Furnished,
" hen neccssary. References. Enlo~e Heif-
addressed stamped envelope. Dept. Mann-.
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