davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1902-05-15

In Irish Lad, the son OF Bathamp'on
n Arrow Grass, job L. Madden ap-
pears 10 have a colt out OF the ordinary
He won the NTH rnce in very easy
fashion yesterday. beating some very
Cood wo-vear.oids Mr.. Madden SAID
after the race that he had been onerea
SIS, NWo for the colt by Matt Byrnes' ou'
thlt he had refused TO sell. The colt
has valuable engagements, including
The Tutur,ty. on which Mr.. Madden
has. no doubt, cast covetous eyes.
Irish Lad Is one OF the honest sort
tina, will always do their best. But he
must bcat Mizzcn before any one can
rlghtfuily clahn that he is the best two-
ycar-old shown. The youngsters Will
probably come together before the
meeting Is ended and then the question
OF superiority will be settled for the
time being at least.
Close observers OF the fourth race.
which was the Laureate Stakes for Two
yenr-oids, saw that Winnie O'Connor
fooled away the race with Mary Street.
Mr.. Featherstone is said to have backed
Mary street to win a pc, of money.
and if this Is true he cannot entertain
The evening world., 1902-05-15
RILEY GRAMMAR TO
TRY FRENCH TURF.
Entries Here Not Good Enough
for the B~ookmaker, So He
Sails Away to Follow Amer
lean Jockeys Abroad.

Quite a record throns of tourists
sailed to-day oil the French Liner Id
lorraine. Over three hundred were IN
The FIRST cabin and there were several
hundred In the second and steerage.
Among those to sail was Riley Gran
par the bookmaker. Mr.. Grammar said
he was visiting Frame because o! the
recent reports that American Jockeys
we're having everything their owa way
titcre. The entries for Morris Park and
6heepshead Bay race track, he de-
elared. were not good betting propose.
lions and he thought he could a. o, 81
ter In France.
Louis Roger. the Direc;or-Gencral Of
the New Panama Cana! COMPANY
sailed for u four-months' vacation with
- family In France. MIR. Roger has
Been In charge OF the canal work Tor
over hye wears. and. beIm a rap,Aia IN
the French Army Engineer goI p. hds
70 Journey 10 France each year To re-
DON. his leave OF absence from tIe ARM
others who sailed were: 4. q Bourne
H5enri chaboL. +. tournieI, Mrs DR.
kessler. s. 4. Mcclure. and Pro-
=. W. Scripture.
The steamship In maxim her mrs.
f2yage from this side since December
The evening world., 1902-05-15

n a'
o. 500 Cd eos sa.H - y :
tf ~ HH HH ffsfeH hHH ff
~ ,l tsfsl 90
" M So
\ h'' 's
3D. -
49,
49,
M $50 asst
w
a
~.
T@
y
f ~
- H
L I
The evening world., 1902-05-15
LADIES' STAKES CANDIDATES
WORKED ON PERFECT TRACK.
Peatherstone's Pretoria Neatly Turned a Mile
Trip in I.47-Yankee Rounding To.

a mile In las az Champagne, Bon Mot.
Ranasd and others trotted and eau
tered. J. Il. Madden sent Aceful hNe
firlongs in Ill. Mexican turned the
same ground IN LOG ~. Jacktul. Trust
full, Leits. Deucefnl, Busy Maid ana
others were shown to mediocre exercise
August Belmont's Mi1zen Amic'iis'
Masterman. Loonid n others were
all on the track, but nothing In n 'ast
way was exacted Matt Byrnes sent
Marion Bedell six 'urlongs In l.N key
reeied IN a half In 06l 1.?. Trainer A
]. Joyner allowed Lux Casta n mile
galiop In l.O. W. h. Presgrare sent
Hcds. aud Alan six furlonss In lie l.:
Newton Rennington's B~ensonhursi
hrcezed Ave furlongs in 10 q. Is
Norris sent Cunard 4 mile in Ia, c.
". Mnckay's Dartman and a stable
mate salioped the mile distance In l,50,
A n. n II. II. Morrts's compute. Han
over Queen ana Queen EllEa beth
tiotted and cantered. The J. r.. d
r. r. ktene racers were shown on the
course to easy exercise.
The evening world., 1902-05-15
VANDERBILT IN
FRENCH AUTO RACE.
w. r., DR., Starts Machine in
Contest Arranged by NJ.
Dupuy, Minister OF Agricul-
ture.

PARIS, May 15.-The race against
time by alcohol automobiles organized
by the Minister of Agriculture. M. Du-
puy, from Champigny to Arras and re-
turn tomorrow to st. German. 1922 Kill
on eters, begar this morning.
Light rain fell all night and Il was
raining at 4 o'clock his morning when
the starting signal was gwen.
Eighty-nine vehicles started. at inter-
walls Of two minutes. w. X. lander
bllt. jr's.. was No. 50. His machine,
which was the object of much curiosity.
was sent away at ass A. NJ, running
AT the rate of sixty Ki:ometers an hour.
Maurice Farnum, the second com
petitor to start, was the first to reach
Arras, 40 kilometers from the starting
place. His time was 4 hours. IS minutes.
) 40 seconds.
A pinion OF Mr.. Vanderbilts automo-
The evening world., 1902-05-15

RACE TRACK. NORRIS Park. May
16s.-The racers did their gailops this
morning at Morris Park with fair wealth
Ell and a perfect track as conditions
.u'here were hundreds OF ~,horoughoreis
shown. and the work ACCOMPLISHED was
satisfactory 10 all concerned.
s A. Teataerstone's Pretoria, q candi-
hate for the Ladies' Stakes, to be decided
saturday. turned the mile route In Ia.
IS kaleidoscope was her running mate, and
1.le trip was neatly done. Arsenal aud
Hoihcrs were shown to easy exercise. W.
al wh!:ney's Yankee was sent seven
fprlongs In l.3T IL, Last years Futurity
, Xtnner is a bit on the big side yet. hut
fast getting into shape, Ballyhoo Bev.
Biue Girl, Gunfire, Smoke and others
1rotted and cantered.
StP. Belmont's Flywheei reeled of the
nile distance In las, The stables other
tHcers were shown. but nothing fast was
anted. ]. b. Haggin's Watercolor,
having Remorse for company. galloped
The evening world., 1902-05-15

Sex feet.
Baillie will have the hardest tussle
Of the par'v, He will meet the English
men at middle ard long distance run
ming which If the Britishcr's forte. lie
which H. particularly young for a dis
tance man. and while he can hardly
hope 10 get away with the steeplechsse
milo.
Allen. the fourth member OF the party,
has In the pas; few weeks been leAplng
the hurdles In time close TO the nest
that can be made by Englishmen. He
has u STYLE similar to EraenElein, and
while new records arr practically I'M.
puss'll" for aim he VIII probably land
some nrsts.
mn. men expect to san carly IN Juuc
alr! viii return At the end ot August,
They hope to make tHe trip with Duty.
of GEORGETOWN. Row. ~ the y Y. A. q.
and Milonty Of chicago.
The evening world., 1902-05-15

soarer.- Lowe laced a single over second
base. Lowe was caught a step on FIRST.
O'Hasan strolled. Tinker singled to
left, but O'Hagnn was headed OFF trying
10 take third on the hit. Sheckard's
throw to Irwin heing perfect, No runs
Third Inning.
Keller hunted to Lowe and was out at
h:st. She -ksrd grounded to Lowe. Mo
crnery rsiscued to Killing. No runs.
st. .Nrain grounded to McCreary.
SagIc's welt was nicely stopped by
time. Slagle stole second. Jones famed.
Dexter was safe on Dahlen's high throw.
Williams WAS easy, Dahlen to McCreary.
No rll-s
The evening world., 1902-05-15
O'CONNOR'S GRAND STAND
RIDE BURNED UP MONEY!.
Wonderly Stole Race in Last Jumps-Madden
Has a Good One in Irish Lad.

very kindly feelings toward his star
jockey.
It may he that Mary Street was all
oit and doing her best. but 1t certainly
seemed as II O'Connor was again try
ing to draw one OF his fine finishes and
so let Charles Elwood get up and nip
him on the post,
The disqualification of Rowdy in the
first race caused no end of comment.
The fact that McGrathiana Prince re-
peatedly bumped n fouled Rowdy in
the last quarter and yet was not dis
qualified made the spectators more
wrothy over the decision. 1t was said
that Rowdy's IL; qualification was the
result OF toui riding al some other
point in the race. That seems to be the
fashion nowadays. Fouls are said to
have happened at some point where
none Of the spectators saw them.
In this race Prince Plausible in tax
ing the last hurdle but one swirved
into the fence, fell and broke his neck.
He lay dead upon the track after the
race. surrounded by a curious crowd.
Al ambulance dashed up the stretch to
wher the jockey lay. apparently dead.
To the relief of the crowd the rider
arose and walked to the ambulance. It
was a thrilling incident of the race.
The evening world., 1902-05-15
rhc batting order.
WINNERS AT WORTH.

RACE TRACK, WORTH MAY Is
Tn, races scheduled TO IT, ran here TO-.
a Resulted 80 follows:
tirsl Rta.-Five-ei8hths of a mile
Wen nv Master, = to | and I t. > King
lih .niLp;.. Tor p.dc. - L. las So, uu,.
North POE third. rime-l.U1 40.
Second RA r-SlA iurIonsS- Won uy
IlpR a. to and ! ia M. columbian.
= 80 = p!tr', R1s sr.,.Ii tad l.-Edi
Maxim tlird Tim--lA
Third Rao--Ouc mile Won b. LuId
QurN. - 1 ana t. ., lIuudwiu... even
for pldl", wds suCrrd, ana Ldrrimdr
lal,d Tim u 3-b.
The evening world., 1902-05-15
MANHATTAN A
CORNELL NINE.
lspc.Lnl 10 nm, Evan nr Mn,ln l

ITHACA. y V. May 1.-THE strong
Manhattan College team made its nrst
appea rance at Cornell his afternoon.
a fair crowd turned out TO Percy Field.
oui The weather was tool and the spec
tttors could not keep comfortable even
Ia the sun. corncll pitched Chase Tor
the hrst few !nmings, hut withdrew him
IN favor OF hristul to reserve HIM FOR
ihe Michigan game Saturday. Murphy
"fficittci f"r the visitors.
The evening world., 1902-05-15
CYCLIST MELTING HURT.
,n,sir"r champion Picked Ip tn
c%UnsrIon. AIIc EnII.

HosrON MAJ ls-Whilc ira ming o.
ARD . motor al Charles RN.r P4lk this
afternoon Louis J Mc,iiiug lh- vel
known amateur champion. nas .utlwu
hN the suddeu ullaps' Of MS vi. % ana
Nhs mucous iuus Shtu picked 900
The evening world., 1902-05-15
RESULTS At 81 LOUIS

All IhAfh p IHI a
40 fa.af ffAfaYaH
~ Iaaaiiff ~ fHIHf
49,
IN I.
aslai
The evening world., 1902-05-15
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES.

Especial TO The Evsnlrg Wu-.l,
RACE TRACK, MORRIS PARk, May
k-The entries for Tomorrow races
are ss follows;
The evening world., 1902-05-15

don the race at Fontenay. Though num-
hered ffty-third for the start. Mr.. Van
deroi.t got off sixth, owing to the un-
readiness OF those entitled to precede
him.
A kilometer is equal to 32So.S feet, or
.62l of a mile.
The evening world., 1902-05-15
RnbB PLAYERS.
NEWS AND notes OF THE AMATEUR Bah
AMATEURS, ATTENTION!

The Evening World will PRINT from time 10
time pictures of captains and star players oil
the amateur teams of Greater New York. Send
photos, with short description, age, &C., OF
players to sporting Editor Evening World
puliIZer Building.
The evening world., 1902-05-15

BICYCLE "a.

X FA
The evening world., 1902-05-15

~ ~. 80. s,s'. =, ",,. 80 r, i'o'-,'.r'1d,
The evening world., 1902-05-15

40 hRts aiss L.
Co., -,
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-10
eomm.,e,., College. ee..e..s...s.

On Monday. May 5, 1907, the
La Junta and Rocky Ford Com
mercial Colleges, known as the
Dodds Commercial Colleges. were
consolidated at Rocky Ford. This
school is succeeding beyond the
expectations OF its founders. It's
attendance has greatly increased
and its efficiency has kept pace
with the increase IN membership.
A summer school was inaugurated
Monday. in which all the common
branches will be taught by expert
enced instructors. This consoli-
da,ion is good thins for the col
leee and for Rocky Ford. Rocky
Ford Gazette.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-10
General ordsrs.

Lineus +. Sherman, department
commander of the G.. A. r., o!
Colorado and Wyoming, on Sat
urday issued general orders for
the twenty-third annual encamp-
ment Of the department at Rocky
Ford, June roth, nth and I2th,
next. Department headquarters
will be closed at Colorado Springs
on June 9th, and opened in Rocky
Ford on the same day.
The railroads have granted a
one fare rate for the round trip
from all poin-s in Colorado and
Wyoming.
On Tuesday morning, June 10th.
the council OF administration will
meet for the examination of re-
ports and closing up the business
OF the year. The committee on
credentials will be c, NJ. Robins,
assistant adjutant general. |. A.
Wilson, Post or. and w. b. Up
ton, Post 4. The committee will
meet on the afternoon of June
roth.
There will be grand parade Of
the Grand Army, the mayor and
city council, the ire department,
several civic societies and the
children Of the public schools at
3 p m, Tuesday. June 10th.
In the evening OF the same day
there will be camp FIRE. Ad
dresses OF welcome will be made
by the mayor and others and re
sPonses by the department com.
mander and the senior officers Of
other organizations.
The Encampment will be called
to order at 9 a. m. Wednesday,
June nth, when all department
officers will have their reports
ready for presentation.
Wednesday evening a reception
will be givec by the w. X. c. and
a camp ERE will be held under the
auspices Of the local committee.
Thursday evening there will be
publication installation Of officers
Of the several orders. followed BY
addresses by the new officers and
others.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-10
w...n.. ..s Crop co.s,.,o...


The mean temperature Tor the
for the past week has been consid-
efabIy. above the S. asonabie aver
age in ali parts OF the State.
Several nights were rather cool but
no damage by frost was reported.
The precipitation, which was
much below the weekly average,
was confined to showers over
areas, In the valley OF the Soutt,
Platte aud lower Arkansas.
IemperAtes were mol untavora3le
and 10 the iew localities where
water Tor iTngation WAS available
some advancement has been made,
Dut tor the state AS whoie, tte
situation IS practically unchanged
The general dryn-ss has not Only
delayed work and retarded germ
nation but has also injured early
seedlings aud paintings. nearly all
OF winch now SHOW the effects OF
drouth. Seeding is practically I'm
ished but over large areas east ot
The mountains the preparation oil
land tor corn and potatoes has
been suspended on account OF the
dryness OF the soil. Winter grains
aud alfalfa, except new seedlings.
are making lar advancement but
grass is backward, though afford
satisfactory pasturage near the
eastern border and in parts OF the
western slope. There has been
some local damage to gardens by
hail Fruit trees are blooming in
the north central section, and
apricots, peaches and pears are
thickly set on the western slope
The outlook for a large fruit crop
IS very favorable.
La Junta-Drought very severe.
high winds; ground too dry for
germinstion; oats and wheat burn
ing up; planting stopped. Rocky
Ford--Dry with high winds; less
water than ever before known;
alfalfa the only crop making pro
eress; fruit prospects good. ex-
cepting small fruits
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-10
n. !. Coming Again to /. J.oss.

DR.. h. C. Sapero, specialist in
the diseases OF the eye, ear, nose
and throat. is too well
known TOO need any introduc-
ton. His references are his
patien,s-yonr neIghbors and
friends. II your disease is incur.
able, DR.. S,pero will tell you SO,
as he does not take incuTable
cases. Come early If You desire
the best OF attention or glasses
ground TO order. Consultation
aud examination Tor glasses free.
Over 5000 patients treated and
glasses fitted in Colorado. Hun
dreds OF patients treated in La
Jun,a. DR., Sapero will be at the
Park House. two days. May 10th
and i7,h.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-10
ses'e. Of Fine, settlement.

II THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE op
4James Monroe Powell, deceased. Notice Z
hereby given that ON Monday, the essh aay
q May. A. Y 1xe. being one Of the regular
days of the May term Of the County Court a
gtero County. in the State Of Coioroslo. i,
Emma I Hncnpher, adminissrasrix os said
essate. VIII appear before the Judge Of said
Court, present my final -estlement - sssck
administrntriS. pray the approval Of tn
.sme. and ~ili then apply TO 6e .dischaFgesl
= ssach ndministratrix- At which ti0e asul
place any person In interest may : auerear ~
present objections to the same II any tkess,
I'D Dated ss La 1unta- Colorado, April sssh.
EMMA T. UNCAPHER,
rue Powell. deceased.
GEO. A. kILGokE. ATTORNEY
First publicnfion. April S i3r
I.aaa publication. May "a Isc
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-10
Editor ls~Iess on L. Junts Nap.
penings.


Five of the eight churches ir
La Junta were without service.
on recent Sunday, and TO make
matters still worse, there was nc
ball game to fill in the afternoon
Somebody stole the clock from
the NJ. F.. church at La unta lasi
week and now the pastor has tc
count the sleepers in order to de
termine whether he is preaching
overtime.
A La unta man, who recentl,
married the landlady Of a board
ing house, took shot at one o.
the boarders because the latter in
sisted on paying his bull to the
better half who did all the work,
instead Of to the new lord and
master. When the boarder and
the police had completed theiI
alterations on the head and face
of the would-be landlord. he was
changed so effectually that even
his own mother would not know
him without . letter Of introduc
ton and strawberry mark
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-10
Asministsstes's notiee.

ESTATE OF AMANDA j. DODDes. DECEAS-
II ed. The utsderxigned having been np-
polluted Adininiss rator Of the estate Of Amnn- :
da J. DodSis. late Of the county Of Otero, In
the state of Colorado. deceased, hereby gives
notice that he will appear before the Count y
Court of said county. Mt the court house in
La Juntn. In the said county, Mt the May
term, lal.. the last Moudn, In May next,
NJ which time all persons having claims
Cd to attend for the purpose Of having the
same ndjuxteh. All persons Indebted TO said
estate are requested to make iminesliate pay :
ment TO the ussiersigned.
Dated at La Junta, Colo. this elth day Of
April.A. ID. 1870.
C. K DODDS. Administrator.
GEO. A. KILGoRk, Attorney,
Flr.f Publication. April u, isOc.
Last pa ublication. May ~, l3r.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-10
"a Hoosie. Daisy"

A real theatrical novelty is "A
Hoos.er Daisy" the four act past
oral comedy drama which appears
at the La )unta Theatre May IL.
The author has gone out Of the
beaten track and gives to the pub
lie something new. Especially SO,
is the title role, "a Hoosier Daisy
gawky, awkward country pirl,
who, raised in a poor house, has
acquired a certain amount oi
slang, which, mixed with the
Hoosier dialect and combined
with a certain amount Of wit and
wisdom makes the character one
that will live in the memory OF all.
Around this character he has used
such types Of people usually found
in the smaller towns to weave q
dramatic story OF more than ordin-
aryinterest. combining quaint com
edy, sentiment and a strong heart
story. The company is an except
ionally strong one that supports
Miss Bessie Clifton in the title
role. The scenery is an especial
attractive feature and shows the
main street in ReubenviIle, Ind.
the home of the richest man in
town, and the house where the
Hoosier Daisy lives. Wherever
the play has been presented it has
met with artistic and financial
success and return dates are in
variable booked.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-10

WHILE in almost every portion
of the county there are complaints
OF lack OF moisture, and the crop
outlook in consequence is very
discouraging, the farmers in the
vicinity oil Sugar City are very
jubilant. 1t seems TT be the only
place in the county that is not
crying for water, and the prospect
for an unusually large beet crop
is excellent. Lake Henry, which
receives its supply from the Twin
Lakes reservoir, is bank full,
which proves conclusively that
the reservoir system IS the only
solution OF the irrigation problem.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-10
Asm,a,s,,sse,'s aes,ee.

ESTATE OF L. L. KING. DECEASED. THE
0nnde rsigned. having been appointed Ad-
miuistrstor OF the estate Of l.. L. King, late
Of the County Of Otero. In the State Of Colo
RADIO, deceased, hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the County Court of aid
Junfa in said County, at ths MAY term, l9Os
the last Monday in May next. Mt which
time all persons having claims against xaisl
for the psrposr Of having same adjusted.
All personS indebted tn said estate are re-
quesfe<i to make immediate payment to the
iiuslerxigned.
Dated ~ La Juntn. Colo. this sath day Of
Csc. A. KIL6oRE. Attorney
First publication, April ,S. iats
Last publication. May 81. 1907
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-10
An ,aa,osscEmr oaeAaa.

The Pueblo lnterurban and
Power Company, who contem-
plated operating a trolley line be-
tween this city and Pueblo, con
Meeting all the towns of the Ar
ksnsasValley between those points.
proves TO :iave been an iTrides-
cent dream that will probably
never have even the semblance OF
realization. Last Monday night
the democratic city council OF Pu-
eblo granted franchise to the
Pueblo Traction and Lighting
Company for rights OF way Tor
street railways over certain streets
for period OF tbirty-eigbt years,
which eHectnaIly shelved the new
proposition for an indefinite per
iod OF time. The democratic
boodlers were roasted to a finish
for voting away the rights OF the
people in the matter OF franchises.
a protest from the Pueblo Busi-
ness Mems Association, asking a
postponement Of the matter, re-
ceising no attention.
The Pueblo Interurban and
Power Company, in asking for a
franchise, offered the city OF Pu-
eblo 81. 900 a year for the first five
years, and one per cent OF the
company's gross receipts each
year thereafter. three and third
cent fare for workingmen, to start
work in six months, complete tIve
miles in eighteen IN onths and the
whole in three years, and failing
in these particulars to forfeit the
franchise. The thirty-eight year
franchise granted to the other
company appears to have been a
gift, pure and simple, without
money and without pTice, so lar as
the people are concerned, and
grants no privileges in the way of
low fares at certain hours OF the
day for working men. The end
may not be yet, but 1t looks that
way at the present moment.
A circle trolley line within the
bounds of Otero county, starting
from La Junta and going north to
Holbrook and Horse Creek,
thence to Sugar City, Ordway,
Olney, Fowler, Manzanoia, Rocky
Ford, and back to La unta
through the Fairmount country,
would prove paying investment
and be decidedly more advanta-
genus to the county seat OF Otero
county than the proposed line to
Pueblo. Vigorous agitation OF
the subject may result in bring
ing about this greatly TO be de-
sired boon.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-10

IL was announced ION excellent
authority" that the Santa Fe would
change the main line so as to run
from Pueblo to Trinidad and
either abandon the La uata. Trinl-
dad line or use II for freight only.
The same authority declared that
il was the intention of the. Santa
Ee to boom Pueblo and make i,
the best city in the west. - Lamar
Sparks.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-10

SUGAR CRY will be two years
old in June, and the citizens CT
that burg are making preparations
for very elaborate celebration OF
the event. Two short years ago
Sugar City was almost desolate
waste without habitaiion. They
now have beet sugar factory,
and claim population OF nearly
two thousand souls.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-10
SATURDAY. MAY 10, 1904.

MASzASoLA is likely TO have d
telephone exchange, with Fowler.
Nepes,a and Olney in the circuit.
With the many ranches in that
locality connected by telephone a
very excellent service will be
available, under the proposed con
di,ions.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-10

The irrigation supply the past
week has been the lowest ever
known at this season since irriga-
ton began. The low stage OF the
river has given an opportunity to
see the growing importance OF re.
turn waters or seepage. The Ar
kansas Valley Ditch took all the
flow of the river at that point the
last OF the week. Seepage fur
nishes fourteen feet for the Oxford
Farmers Canal, fifty feet for the
Rocky Ford, seventy five feet for
the Fort Lyons, twenty FIVE for
the Jones, ten for this town, and,
possibly hundred fee, in district
sixty-seven, making a total OF
about two hundred and seventy
five feet of seepage service from
Boone to the state line. Mama
noia Sun.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-10
CONSUMPTION

- ~ell as pneumonia. and all Lung tronblss
are relieved af once and cured by Aekss's
Gngtlsh asMeay "the king Of nli Cough
Cnre~- Cures Coughs aud Colds in day,
= cents. Your money back II dissaii lied.
Write for free sample. W. H. HookEn Co,
Buffalo. n. Y. T. c. Coltmnn. druggist For
sale hy +. &. Coifnnu. PHI. q.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-10

Eight boilermakers are wanted
on the western lines OF the Santa
Fe--four at Ration, n. NJ, and
four a, La jun'a. There is a
great demand for mechanics all
over the country and the man who
has trade can find work on al
most any western road.