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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-04-11

DR. L. L. SWEET etc. Nothing should he lett III the
which afterwards be thoroughly disincctcd
unless he cheap books pictures toys etc. that can be
burned after the illness Is
The contents Of should include bed. he'd cloth
Ing wooden table couch for the and stove
fireplace latter IL possible The door should he kept
closed and outside sheet should lie tackled up hung
to reach the floor this sheet should he kept constantly
with antisep,ic solution Tablespoonful OF
oc acid quarts Of water makes very good sp,i
ton and easily prepared The should he
utensils In which food Ii sent up should be washed
aud nsed In carboc acid before they down
Children should not he permitted to attend school other
public places when contagious diseases In the home
The ordinary diseases requiring such isolation are scarlet
fever. dphhcra. whooping cougt measles humps. and
chckenpox Typhoid fever and eryspcas do not need To-
I've isolated influenza cannot he isolated 1t spreads ="
rapidly. while smallpox Is dreaded aud SO very con
taglous that isolation hardly he trusted to the nd
vidual family
After recovery the should bc closed up and dis
Infected for hours There several good
dsnfecting agents but the best and used the
present time Is formalnc pound OF this should I've used
g. medium sized after the has been In the
for twelve hours the windows he opened Then all
cloth goods be washed and boiled. All wooden "a.
terals well the walls Of the should he thor.
oughly washed with the carl,olic solution then the
Is thoroughly aired 10y the admission Of
light It will be ready for occupation again.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-04-11
The Successful Applicant.
EARCHING through the want

"a EARCHING through the want
Ncoiunlns OF one OF the da'ly pa
Spers. Marion Dudley came across
the following advertisements.
WANTED-.lby young man, VINO IL
studying the violin. some one to accom-
many him on the piano. Apply between
II n. IN. and 3 y. IN, NJ 81 - avenue.
She read 1t over again ana then
glanced to the other side of HE room,
where her mother was bus ~ ensas d
In writing letters.
81 don't want to disturb her" she
murmured, "and ! d nj believe she
would care. I'll try IL, anyway
She quietly folded the newspaper and
slIpped nolselg ssly OUT OF the room,
down the stairs and into the narrow,
crowded streets below. Hastily gather
ing up her skirts, she walk briskly
ror fifteen minutes. and ia III opp"d
In front OF a lodging house on - ave
nue..
1t required a little courage to noun
the steps and ring thu hell. and she wa
half inclined TO go back. Biit th'
thought OF their necessity urged her on
The door was opened by motherly
looking old lady, who conducted her VI
two flights Of stairs and showed heI
Mr.. JefYrey's room. Marion paused out
side the door for an instant, wondering
what her mother would say, her lady
like mother, who did not think Marion
would lower herself to work. well,
am here. and might ms well 60 In
work will never hurt me-" she muir
INJURED.
As soon as sh, knocked the dOOl
opened and disclr sed a young man.
You have come in answer 10 my ad
vertisementf' he asked In a deep, rict
voice.
She nodded assent.
WIN you come In and play some ac
companimens thenY"
She entered small, nicely furnished
room, with piano In one corner and d
violin resting on the table. Ii WAS Q
medium size piano OF German make
and by striking few chords she found
that Il had deep. sweet tone. Now
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-04-11
that che had arrived 80 far all her fear

that che had arrived so far all her fear
vanished.
II suppose you rave had good many
answers to your advertisement" she
said, while she was selecting some mu.
sic.
"Oh. yes. quite u number" he replied.
But such playing. II fairly set my
tech on 'dg' Suppose we try thls?"
The pee he p n,ed rpnn the piano
was II .cih >'ns Mos II isht SoLa,a."
Marlon's face lighted up. for It was one
Of h'r favGrites and she had played 1t
many times. lie observed the look AMI
smiled. You are familiar with thls:"
"Oh. yes" she answered. Il am very
fond of It,"
They played II through. ard when
they had finished II he praised her
warmly at IL such u relief to hear
good music. IT you had been thr. ugh
what l have to-day You would sympa.
thize with NO.
After they had arranged the time
and money and Maroon had started 10
20, she turned back and ak Il Mr..
jeffrey II he would keep Ii name lr.
vate. as h mo her objected 20 having
her work. ANA she Gii Lot wish her I +,
know of II.
"iOur wishes shall c rtainly be r..
spectcd." Il" replied.
All the way home Marion thought Of
the young musician. His frank. open
countenarce his line eyes and. above
all. his exquisite plying haunted hsr
strangely. She want each day to h y
studio, and they bath ia roughly enjoy
I'd their muse. lie finally visited Mar
ion with his violin ana they played 10.
gether all the evening, mach TO the
pleasure of Mrs. l|udiry. AZ, T. that he
dropped In frequently aud they spent
many pleasant evenings together Little
by little she learned that he lived In one
OF the small Western towns and had
come to Boston In order TO study under
a competent master. lie conf led 10
her all his hopes and ambitions, and
she chcercd and encouraged him when
| his courage ia ii.
One day VIII II Marion went 10 his
! studio she found II deserted, Thinking
that he had gore 0Gt for n few minutes
and would he right back, she sat down
and b. gan to read. Ten minutes lassod
by, and still h" did not come. She 1T
up and Went over to the piano. Fastcn.
ell TO the stool she found the following
message:
Dear Mari n--Iteccived u telegram
this morning. Father very III, so la
to go home. Did not have time to send
You word. In haste. DICK.
She re-read II. How lonesome II was
without him. Surprising he should not
come back? II his father died, he prob
ably would not. With n little sob, she
lair her head On the piano DOL.
Just then Il door opened and hi k
rushed In. lie had received another tel.
egram when he reached the station that
his father was better, and not to come
home, lie stopped short when he saw
the figure kneeling at the piano.
"Why. Marion!" he exclaimed, "what
Is the matterY'
She half turned her tear-stained face
toward him, but did not answer.
"Marlon" he cried, a sudden light
dawning upon him. In second he was
beside her AID had her IN his arms.
In month their engagement was
announced. 1t was not until then that
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-04-11
LULLABY.

Rockaby. lullaby. bees In the clover!
Grooming 80 drowsily. crying so low!
Nockaby. lullaby. dear little rover!
Down into wonderland.
Down to the undcrland,
Go, now go!
Down into wonderland go.
Rockaby. lullaby. rain on the clover
CHARS on the cyclids that warer ana
wcep.I
Uockaby. lullaby. bending II over.
Down on the mo,hrr.word.
Down on the other wor'd.
Sleep. u sleep.
Down On the mother-world sleep.
Isockaby. lullaby. dew on the clover.
Dew on the eyes that will sparkle al
dawn.
Rockaby. lullaby. dear little rover!
Into the Silly world.
Into the lily world.
Gone. now gone.
Into the lily world gone.
II. q. Holland.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-04-11
otftCus OF MODERN PREACHING
Dy Prof. Carries ". Pearson

Jesus told the scribes and pharisccs
that they had made "ihe word Of God
Of none effect through their tradition. -
Very many Of our religious teachers Of
to-day are doing the same thing. Mod.
ern preaching lacks truth and power.
The Bible Ii the most precious Of all
books. Its teaching That man Ia the
child Of God and heir Of heaven en-.
mobiles human life and Is the great basis
Of virtue. happiness and high achieve.
ment. The Bible Ii IA noble collection
OF law. history. biography, preccpt and
poetry.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-04-11
CARE or CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
o, Dr.. z. G. Sweet. Of Csicago

Whenever 1t Is possible. all conta'
gious diseases should he sent TO a hos.
pital 70: treatment; frequently. how.
ever. this cannot he done and II is
found necessary to treat the patient in
the home. Such being the case isola-
ton OF the patient Is the first thing to
be looked after. For this purpose
room should be chosen In the upper
story aud II possible the sunny side
Of the house. 1t should be cleared of
all pictures. cloth chairs. carpets. sofas,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-04-11
How Washington "si.ic.s,epped. "

George Washington had a very
peaceful and happy married llfe." re-
marked the man who likes biographies
Had he?" responded the coarse and
ill-inf0rmed person. II am glad to hear
that. always suspected that II might
he different. owing to WashingtOn's Ut.
ter incapacity for telling anything but
the truth. "-WashingtOn tar.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-04-11

the champion woodchol'.
per In his township. Not.
wlthstandlng the fact
that he Is about u
years old. he IL hale
and hearty and most
active. stlll following
his occupation as u
woodcuiter. lie reads
the newspapers daily
without the aid of
glasses. Among Mr..
Sipe's achievements Is
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-04-11
I'm in the World.

els he still superintendent OF that
powder mill?'
"Oh, no; he's travelling now"
us that sou
"Yes. At any rate. he hasn't come
down since the explosion last week.
Philadelphia Press.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-04-11

they told Mrs. Dudley how they nrst
met. She only smiled wisely rs she
said: II knew 1t all the tlmc."-Indlan.
apolis Sun.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-04-11

''' the woOdcutting record
he made in four weeks. 1t consisted
Of hewlng lI5ia cords Of wood, $500
rails, and LOO posts. 1t IL said that
not u man has ever approa chcd this.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-04-11

The average man finds 1t easier to
keep his enemies down thansto keep
his fool friends from getting him down.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-04-11
CEOECE SlPE, AN AGED MAN
VINO IS A CHAMPION CHOPPER

George SIpc, who lives In IIellam
township. near the town OF Hellam.
Pa. York County. lays claim to being
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-04-11

powerful md benevolent monopoist and made Germany
richer AMI prosperous md his 1900 employees happy
There other good monopoIes The large number Of
consolidated corporations honest and well managed and
for the public welfare Others however, organ.
lied for speculative and capitalized
figures to sell stock TO people who don't kOow better
than to buy IT, and such schemes ought to he crushed
The remedy Is simple. Compel them make showdown
before they are allowed to put their stock the market
Make them show what they have got what worth
II company In Rhode Island wants TO sell Cali;
forna ought to be required to give people
honest statement Of its business national banks
companies compelled to do
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-04-11
REMEDY FOR TRUSTS.
syJ. ,. mn. President Great Northern R. r.

There nrc different kinds Of trusts
Some " them are formed for good pur.
poses AMI serve the public welfare
and the President and members Of Con.
gress and other intelligent people ought
TO be able to discriminate betwcc.'
honest and dishonest corporations.
Take Herr Krupp. the great German
ironmastcr. who died recently. as an
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-04-11

fair and honest share to Its enjoyment Of the
Of property.
The state avoids a deficiency In Its revenues by trans.
ferrng to other property increased taxation not by the
voluntary action Of the taxpayers but by the copuon Of
law all Of which Is out Of with republican
Institutions The founders Of republic wisely separated
church and But he taxed for the support
churches justly be said that church and
separated The churches enjoy immunity from the ope
eations Of the law Of God.
They place roofs upon their buildings to keep the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-04-11
CHURCH PROPERTY SHOULD Dc TAXED.
~ Rev. Madison 6. Peter

The general theory Of all Just taxation IL re.
ciprocal service Judge Cooley. In his Law OF
Taxation" says: The protection Of the govern.
ment being the consideration for which taxes
are demanded. all parties who receive or who
are entitled to that protection may he called
upon to render the equivalent" 1t costs the
community something to enjoy the use Of prop.
erty. II the church paid taxes, II would pay its
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-11

no matter how secret. II one hall
they hear was published. the di
vorce court would be doing land
Office business inside OF month
There would be shotguns and
gore, lynchings, desolate homes.
shame, humiliation and misery.
The editor is on to SO much hy-
pocrisy and shame in tais vale oi
tears that il is great wonder that
he believes in anything on earth
or even IN a hereafter. The people
who abuse him most are usually
those who should be most CRATE
ful for his forbesrance.
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-11
aetiee to Contractors.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEAL.
Az ed prop-.~si~ will h. recsiy 81 AZ he once
Of the county clerk Of pfero cs,unty. G.Iss-
RADIO, nj Ia Iunts- Colorado. until " 50 t.o,ss
saturday. March u. I.Ul for the furni- isss
Of all material and ~s,u~t ru~siat of IN nslsli-
tion 10 the coupty hospital, n per tist,. nsssi
st-eci fcasior- nov file in hi- .,ffs~s Each
bid mu-t f,~ accom- mpnnissi by u e~rtiGesi
cheek of &isoa~ "a guarantee that the success
fui bidder " i'll enter into "a contract aud ex
ecuse good and ssssci~ns bo,sd tn he st-
proved by the boa ri of commissioners for
sh~ fulhlineus of said contract
The board to r~~~rye the righ, To- rejr~s
any and all bids IL N shall de-sn il for th. k-s
interest of the county to do 80
Hy order of board of comm i--su,,~v- s,s
tNerocounty Colorado.
fsEALi ~ D. GARwosDp
Counsy Clerk
First pssbii~ssion. March H. rHa
Last publication March Il. tEu
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-11

IL is said that there are thou
sands OF dead and dying cattle
along the right OF way of the Mis-
sour Pacihe railroad, owing to the
recent severe cold weather and
abseuce Of food The losses in
Oteso county have not been ex-
tensive. and will be compensated
for an hundred fold by the thor
ough soaking Mother Earth has
experienced during the past few
weeks
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-11

Of fact they do not .uant 10 get
loose for il probably pays them
pretty well to remain tied. All
this talk about initiative and
referendum seems to be contrary
to human nature and about the
only thing to do IS to ge: different
kind OF human nature Even that
seems hard to procure where there
is a little money in sight, Idaho
Springs Siftings. a
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-11

An ORDi>ANCE FfNI>G THE SALARY
"A Of city ~ueit.s-r and an,- -nding - etion :.
OF Ordinance No. la pa~~s,d March -
ts0t. entitled An prsiibsne. Concerning IN.
Organization Of the Cit, of La Iunfa and
Fixing the SALARY of it, Officers"
He ii ordained by tb. city council Of The city
Of La Jubtn.
Section /. Section :. of orrii innnc. No is-
passed March T., 1.syi. entitled An Drdinanc.
Concerning the Organization of the City al
la Junta aud FIXING the Salary of it, On
GERS, is hereby amended to read ss follow.
sections The city engineer shall receive
for his services a salary. payable m.,ut hiy
of <iz per year.
The foregoing ordinanc. No ~. ~a- rro-
fsp~s-i At regular meeting of th. ~ify cf,tsn
ell. held March y. A. ID u.cl. nnd was placed
upon it, hr-t reading aud sa. dnl, passed
upon IT. hr-s reading
q = THOMPSON
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-11
uni,.i states Land {

Unit.d States fnud Ofics.t
prEhI<,. Colo. March !. Igrt.syt
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has tiis.i not lee
of his intention To make hnai proof ia sup
port of his claim. and that said proof will ts
made before clerk district coart nt II,
Iuufr Colo, April ~. Esp. viz: JOas
Sa,srJa, n. T.. No. f..Il. for the west haif
northeast quarter, east half northwest u auas-
ter section ~. township ~ south. range 81
west. --|tte l5r
He name. the following witnesses tn prove
hi. continuous Residence upon aud c1itiya-
tioa Of said land. viz; William II. Wilson.
William Green. Andres Nhatte~e. Ios.
Madrii. all Of Hi4h@.. Colorado
X GORDON.
Register.
fir~f t,hiicat non, March II, Isn
last publication, April Is. tuti
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-11
United state. Land once.

United state. Land Dffics. I
Pueblo. Colo. January q. 1858.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has flied nsfiee
Of I Is intention To max. final proof io sup
port Of HI. claim. ard that said proof ~tli
be made before clerk district coar, at La
Jubts, Colorado. - April II. i.,ei via: ku-
gen. n smith n 4 No y,ti. for the west =
-ou' beast = section u, township =. so,afh,
range s1 west
He nurnc- the following witnesses 10
prove hts continuous residence. upon aud
cultivation Of said hand, viz; wiiiiarn A.
Harris of Rocky Ford Colo John q. lev ell
Of Ia Jnu,a. Colo. James y. Ashley. Of La
Iunta, Colo. Otto A. fiech- of Ia Jnnta.
Colo
J.R GORDON,
Register.
First publication. February Z, faO3
Last Qualification, March n 1914
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-11
Init,stise and Rssessna d " ~.

We hear good deal OF talk
now days regarding the Initia;iye
and the referendum. In other
words they tell us that il is a
pretty good thing to let the people
have voice IN the making Of laws.
That sounds good but how sbont
the home rule amendment and
eight-hour Law and all thesetbrngs
the people voted on last falls
1t does not look as d vox populi
amounted to much does is' There
can be no question regarding the
expressed will OF the people on
the amendments carried And an
nounced as carried BY the state
canvassing board. In one i1stauce
the vote was two to one and vet
we have Legislature hagg ling sod
and supreme court dissenfing
and ali sorts of pretexts for over
turning the expressed will OF she
people
Democrats and repubIicans-is
makes no difference IN the mates
Of pasty-src tied hand aod fooa 70
the corporation band WAGON end
they cannot get loose As matter
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-11
Mo,ies 10, pvbiiesuen.
United s,n,e- Land Ofiies,

United States Land pfiicr,
Pt,KBi.o. t.1Io., February 81. i<9
NOTICE Is HEKEHY GIVEN THAT the
~ foiiowil named settler I'm, flied notire
Of his intention To make HAL proof in sup
port OF his claim, and that said proof will lss
made bcfor. clerk district court. at In
:. Savage. H. 4. No. s.sl, for the u,,fhwe~s
quarter northwest quarter, west half soaitb D.
west quntcr -xerion twcnfy- -four. TOW bslsi1
twenty -four soath, range fifty five west
She name. the following ~ttn1--s-. to provs
her continaous residence uIson aud cuifisn
tion OF said land. viz: Amiro~s K kdEcYtssn.
Jonn X Bell. ALFRED Brooksr, John W. wia-
ter, all Of La Junfs. Colo
J. Il. GORDON,
Register.
First publication. February IS. 1904
Last publication. April l. tsd.
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-11
Notice Tor pu bIseatioo.
United s,a,e. Land One

rnif-d state. Land Dffiee.
PuRBL.,, CoIo March I, fssd.
NOTICE Is HEREBN GIVEN THAT THE
~ folio~ing named settler has filed not ics
of hi. Intention to make hnai proof in sup
port OF his claim. and that said proof " III
i.a made before clerk dis,ric, court at l..
Iunta. Colo, on April -, istt via: I-air L.
Williams. II. T.. No. io,.st for the norfbw sss
quarter mort beast quarter section 10. ioa :
ship 20 south, range - west
lie name. fh. folio ~isg witnesses to prosr
his continuous Residence upon and cult iva
Of Rocky Ford, olo.. Thomas NolIett. oi
Rocky Ford, Colo. Art.mu> u. Ward. Of Ia
Junta, Coio. Horace v Barton, Of Rock,
Ford, Colo.
J X. GORDON.
Register.
fir-t publication, March II. 1854
Int pmblicntlon. Anril u. ]. .ul
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-11

The editor OF the Manzanola
Sun says that the ladies of Man
zanola are talking of organizing a
"Gentiemen's Aid Society" Club
duties sometimes interfere with
home duties, but intellectual iood
and literary culture are necessary
to the existence ,of some women.
The "Gentlemen,s Aid Society,
will gise theh An oppntnn,,y to
meet at one OF the. homes semi-
occasionally. each member bring,
ing all the clothes that need mend1 !
ing, belonging TO ,he husband aud
children, and while they uf-4ded 4
they could exchange IDEAS as ID
how this and that should be dones
and discuss Emperor Williams
whose first name is kaiser atti-
tude on the Monroe doctrine.
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-11

SECTION 4 All r~s-s.sss- derived from Il
sater plant 81 the city 81 In Junta dmriec
the said fiscal year shall ise kept by The c y,
treasurer separate ard apart from all otisGr
fnnsi~ l,~l opg ing TO the city aud sii warrasi,
IIists-N. .. $500 wsi~r Pians. BsI1is,
-Is&rsysf On $50, R~.rsssi! Bond y entf'
piass l,.<ia.s,ai q fs,sia ~ I1sst >.I.r,
rsssnass irri,-.i out ol said : sssr plant as.i I
: nrrant drawn any other fussis shall E.
paid oaf Of any mots~Ss or revenue derived
From, said water plant. and all moneys d-ri,
81 from <ssid alter plant remaining in lie cd
frrasury nfs-r paying the Warrants lexl.lly
ira~n On said fund shall i- placed and de-, =,
i fSe si.i,sx f"nd Tor % H.. ~ s.,...": ~ s."s "f
essmo uuser t,ossa-, =
sss,;.. rsr III r.rno.s ., ~, he s,s-
sS- p..r,s... II ~s.-s r.s.i,.x Eve. :, % Il. .s
:.s X, ss 4 ;ss "a as', - s :s.
El~rphy created n fund TO he kno~n a. =.
,.sescisa ssss,.sin s.a Ss.ss y, ra.a, = .s,
...es.i :-e.-m~ais !. l. ssi~a - .sii ii. ei,s =.
only il the esa-sra-'ion ~ = ~~r- and .iis
= aik. is er.~~ where pror~vsy sr supr~ fsii
s.,. ~ r.'ss Z ..s ;Sss 4: ss s
e ssssio. 5. sTksr- is x<f-a, -r<.,.a I. f..s
and appropriation i'm the Sum ~ sigl ysO for
= ~ hsc> y - the Nfssr Plant Ess~sfioss
.2StS - S6xEs4SiS.se .,s. =.
hosas otsh> 81 - z. 1ssts. snshs.tisrd ~
shr psvvtsBua<s3 ND isasee No. IN of sSl ciey
nsv vkrspey aiFvesed so h. pise~d i'm ~ais1 fusd
nsA the usgoey derived from snid .sB~ n
kupA. shall ~ u~ed cssly fpr the t,ssrtsrsr
a exseeIeiNg tke pre~sos eeer ~y~eesa of sat -
eiey ~ II Jussa ass-1 esSe~srtsrsiuw q ssyitaSar
sysses sop further ssVsssiaR water ts all
e1ev ~ tAe Spssrehssr of afev ri9les ~ eps :
nfrvsr6iDa og se~ervOir~ ard ssseh oskev
wenna - The city cv,uaeil may dp~rn pruxrr.
SuraSrpo q No fass fer apyroysiasisss, aka3l
~ aeSe foe ssy oshes p.sspr..e ns any sixse
vjeh5o the seal year an4p>> " tup fssS sspsup
psVppu.e psvvi<3rd by Lac tn ~ approvs<s ap-l
.aGetsoRa ~ . nsajnrity ~ sk tew.l eBse-
sues ~ sai1 city ny . sss-rtss es~~fiou calB~A
Srrsjuc Z IL skaH H. ske do, ~ she city
svponngss a. th~ hr-s day ~ eseh u.s~sA ;,
to- t1p sa0 ~ 3.ss frvss the see~ies~ - IT,
Ue0pp panss ssA p,se~ sbe same TO ske es~Sns
a - 5ufprprs tA> t<xspB . nsev p&~o(
VVvQuae huu1s fund assd she ~asa se~.ns.iaw
- ~ apVuUreisssps1 80 eleus skeS water psnGe
~. - pruepgsioa sc theiS auszsss--
Nxeiu9 A. o<vginNnrx. - Fasf- 81 opis-
unnup ~ eso05es herewith - hrreby -
~ 0sssuss.V srAi..ss~ NJ so -. p<e-
puuQ1 - . V0wsIse Opxsiag II ske city eswss-
~ - mn6eb s-A. y ~ - So panrala
@1n ~ 0sSs vensgine SD 80. awly p.~.pA
u1uD - 0r~a peoliuG-
G.s TssspuF..yy.
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La Junta tribune., 1903-03-11
p,seeras so~ Sale.


Placards are Tor sale at the
TRIBUNE office. at the rate OF Eve
cents each, which read as follows:
For Sale.
Lodging.
For Rent.
Boarding. gr
No Smoking.
Dressmaking,
No Hunting Allowed.
Boarding by Day or Week,
Extracts from the laws required
to be posted by boarding house
keepers if they would protect
themselves against dishonest
patrons
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-11

OSr hundred thousand pounds
OF beet seed has arrived in New
York for the National Sugar Man.
ufacturing Company, and will
probably arrive in Sugar City next
week. There IS also on the way
one. hundred tens of nitrate OF
soda 70. the same company, which
will be used as a quick method of
fertilization on about two thousand
rnr,eS
La Junta tribune., 1903-03-11

$ THE Fort Lyon Canal Company
has made a contract with the
Colorado Telephone Company by
which the latter operates the tele-
phone line in connection with
their own at an annual saving to
the canal company OF over fifty
per cent in expense. t'