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The Ell PASO DIVISION
Me- 6. F. Hawks Slated as the New
Superintendent.
THE SUCCESSOR 10 W. R. MARTIN
Il as Present superintendent Of Southern
Faoitle Lines in Louisiana--C. {. NAL,
lard to Succeed Mr.. HAWKS.

1t Is quite likely that the successor 70
w r Martin. who resigned the position Of
superintendent Of the FL Paso division Of
the Galveston, harrisburg aud san Antonio
railway to accept the general superintcnd.
ercy Of the Fl Paso Southeastern railway.
with headquarters in that city. will be q
F. Hawks
AT any rate The Post learns upon good
authority that ne bas been rendered the
position, and he will no doubt accept the
appointment. which IS a promotion over the
one he now holds, Mr. Hawks is at pres.
ent assistant superintendent of the South.
eru Pacihc lines in Louisiana He has been
with that company for many years, and IS
recognized as railroad man Of cons.dera.
pc gbiht|, aud one capable OF assuming
tin
G, c. Maliard IS slated for the position
Mnde vacant by the proposed promotion OF
W llawkS Mr. Mal!1rd has been con.
hActed wien the Southern Paciuc system for
a great length OF time IN the capacity Of
resident engineer at New Orleans
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EFFECTS OF RoosevtLrlsM
Shown by the Action OF Negroes in New
York Hotels.

Especial Ia The toSt)
New York. February ID. -Four negroes
Que of whom declared that he was william
IL Lewis. the Harvard football man recent.
ly appointed assistant United Stotoe district
attorney in Boston but who apparoutly vas
not, made 2 tour Of hotels Saturday after
noon insisting On being served with
drinks aud threatening "a bring suit If they
were not treated with The same amount Of
respect that was accorded white patrOus
At the WallorfAg and The Hotel I'm,
pcrial thcv got whnt they ordered by pay.
iug eNorbitaut prices.
They then went TO the Hotel Marlborough,
a fayorite place for S0utherners in New
York They entered the cafe and ordered
four glasses Of whisky. A number OF waters
were around. but they could not hear the
order Finally the leader. who said he was
Lewis. addressed Tommy Lane the bar
render Sou serve MS four whistles right
away. or take the consequences Lane was
deaI too
4 number of Southern mon walked over TO
tho bar ono of them stepped over 10 the
negroes and said whats the matter with
Won niggcrs? You amt denling with the
nroprietor Of this house now but with o
customer. Now you get out or Wen throw
I'VE are good enough for tho president
If the Quilted States spoke ZIP one ot the
negroes "and we mean TO stay right here.
well" said tho Southern man as the
rest Of his party closed around him you
cart got anything here and you'd httter
get ont The negroes went out
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r4E GREER COUNTY cLAlM.


PUSHING II.
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washington, tcplnArT IL During tho
40, sjGcra.l,u Of the aundry civil bill i'm
tbc ln,f.o tIi. ,,ool Mr. St.rb,,r. NJ .r.v,.
"'' 'tI''' no. lW.ol .u' ul'Hsui' 50 a' 10
p'"" 't' Tor lhH payment T" iu" ntltc "t
o. ''''' ''dlll'u ON ."Hut "l iNA
bl'FL 'ruNIE ll""SitI. Inc iW'NuH'' ITO
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'hd' ,Ne sum OF f''Si"'S p"' aun VI"
SAM rs u,I'pl' HPPIoPFl't'u, 'ul 81 any
money I'D inc treasury NOT otlelMise HPplp-
Pl h''"' lni 'ut purpose ol itlnoNlSlhs lut
Slail ol t@de tne lupIeS pan "lN ~. ~
w lu, a"JuHtii.nl W ,ilIus rSlnt,u- -, "
ll'uNl'i W 49, ,,N"t1 w" '"' Nll'S
OF leAas TO the United states, aS shown
ny e.hNle lo.uul'ut 80 30 l., + ny ~. 'p'u
congress, ulSl s,'st''l' "nu G,sy ~ w., ~ ~
i'f "l inc sg'reluIE "l lue interior S''2,u,
PU,AluS 'aiH rNu"tV p"tu,HyuI sun a'll'
10 pt IN lu.l P1s lnenl ol az ciallus C"'ne''-
~ "tlu 'tI" l.nus"r' ,., H..
,iuHu ISn'S H. w ,p' s"ppi5 wt, 'n .tT99
committee uHp' ~ POM VI ',lu'l Hs''I, ,
ihe HihFhlul'n, lHpt w ~ Was IN
10Y lhr court OF ll4lhs 10 Sett,,, ny W ~ ~.
drew n long eo@usn TO "unW IN Oh 9{elG lI
i,, ,, 49, safd ,,,n.rnss r.,7..,d
ueman rom irNas sala, 'onstess p1'S'u
an "'' re" 'uln- l'l W, d. ~ i1
tue account Jlgtl 'ouu'S, ~ 81,
thl'N "u "iS0h1'u ,Uu"'N w ~ y, It
.nM,!"H !" i,rr-,., oroso hot v-son Inc
.. . 49,, ~ c.ot- ~ ro~as ne 70
LnltGu St3lcS auu lng IlaLe "a NJ NJ 49, az W.
Wnstn't lue rpVrtlS III ~ tt', va .
OF INC az wv ir,N,o,,,o conrt of TIC r'ntt,
referred 10 me suplph' cY2u' " ~ II
90 S'I'CS. Nlivl tgui ~ ~ -. ~ '1'i'
Tory pel0nstu IN lne MIN, 80, s,earea
IN loVl tIe uili w w - ,eo, 10 -,
was pdsstI ~ t'usi - , - 20 ~ IT,
lt'proylded NAV Ipe ,SICta.S , "i me ~
accounts between the state OF Texas sa 40
the United States, ma Iepgll Ine san 20
congress. lhdt ItPot1 EaS O sofar4.s - g.,
Il is the senate doCuule5t Ielei.eI ~ ~
tue ahehanseeGot {pss ~ nIt Sy M
more than eop'o1u u1S ,t1 ,ralei r,,,:nosos
State u eA ., ~ l,,arsas ~ tho conntv
ana Tor the court - IN ~ g - &c., 30
and II further shows that Sne Ssdte suliele1
alSo IL ioss ~ NJ ~ 90 80 - ,orA ,,,hicb
OF the taot that l'uIo ~ ~ ,,t b =
had been transferred - Greer county ny
the stare OF lcNas ~ ~ da6yjIidn If
were lost 10 the state oy ine usClsIou Vl
| the supreme conrt transferring tne eouutY
| to oklahoma II mas hlso l9sI VI stnVgp I
| houses, school FURNITURE anu Puoio uui,u
/ ings IN that county Wnlcu uau ooeu ~
! by the stare II IL HsneSsIt9 - h,. me
! have the applopL!atI9u r,orsy n the
| amendmeht 70 i'Iunu 'u''
! stare et texas. ..,s r,o,+o- was intro
"A bill covering lulS uiasLv i oSo,rad a.
| duced by me IN June last auq letetteSa ~
] the committee on cldIuisi put uaS ~ W. 80
reported. | sec no otnGt uetuou pL piv
sentiuc the matter 70 ne mouse imam uy
the gentleman from Illinois VIII hot p, pre-.
bis point Of order, because tu's 'id'w
Just and should ne palG;; ., s+ote n
'PersophHS, inarSsont +heTe arc numer
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Conference Over Jettv Work

Galveston. Texas. February i5.--ES Lieu
tenant Governor Wheeler OF Arkansas Pass
Is in the city Tor the purpose of couferrins
With United States Engineer Colonel {
S. Richie regarding harbor improvements
az that port There is now $4,000 Ip-
propriated ami available for the continue.
hut the contract for the work has not been
lot, and the people Of Arkansas Pass, accoid-
ing TO Governor Wheeler, are exceedingly
anxious 10 have the contract let as sccu
MS possible II has taken toe residents Of
that port long time tu got their ap.
propriatiou and since Il Is now available
II is their desire to have the work proceed.
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ORANGE NEWS.
'''-ne Ffinted on Paper Made at Home
from Shavinos.

'"ouhe Pfinted on Paper Made at Home
n, from ohavines,
Y,s aale' Texas, February 1.-THE Daily
,l,s s.ae this afternoon came out with an
~, -sPsse Valentine edition, printed on
I'm I'M. manufactured BY the Orange paper
ils b ssSn yellow pine shavings The mill
~, nv running day and night.
u the CHI ~, giTen last night by the ladies
s, sss IN every wsy n ana so Detted va" t5on
nsetipys IA NJ above all expenses At their
y appron rS afternoon the ladies' decide l.
piesrs.nU s we're appointed TO arrange a
Ii i'm an, Tor the occasion ~ a''7 .
sSs q school dStrlcis I %ns ron 1s IA AZ m t5s
stlon el sn,tIrs court has ordered q local
hs polling I nl TO be held for those dist 4 o.,
ssrpVe Harris, county observation-disclosures ii,T from
I5sls1ailos Pas resigned his Office and his
essieaers c uoS been accepted by the com
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case Of Or ] c. Alexander failed 20 react
an agreement and was discharged 81 10 .
~. On the hnal ballot tho vote stood sight
to four for acquittsl The attorneys for
the State have not decided what they Viu
DO.
There we're several serious alterations
during the consideration of the evidence 10
the Jury room, which came very nearly
resulting In blows. Tho principal disagree
mcnt was between Jurors James L White
aud Robert f Lgenfeltcr, and the cause
OF the personal feelings in the matter was
a result of the wives ~ the Jurors being
rermitted q visit them on Sunday. Feb.
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Now Schedules Successfully Inauourated

Every thing was life aud activity at the
Grand Central depot yesterday upon the
occasion OF the inauguration Of the new
scheuulcs OF the Houston aud Texas Cen
lrdl, galveston, harrisburg and san An
tonic. lexis aud New Oreaus and other
louuS entering thut station.
All Of rhc Trains lcit ANA arrived OH time
uhd tutre Was no utica whatever which
reflected much credit upon the management.
eciallN ma view OF the fact OF the i'm.
portluce aud uumoer Of the changes
made
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Galveston. Texas February l5,--what.
ever may be said Of the business interests
OF Galveston in general IL is an indis
putahie fact that the exports here are ste D.
lily Increasing and Il IS believed that It
is only question Of time until the com.
merce of tIe entire country between the
Mississippi river aud the Rockies will seek
outlet at this port,
The foreign exports for she week ending
yesterday amounted to 81. i52 .225, divided
as follows 10000 bushels OF wheat, val.
ued at S142 e5s Oh i2S bushels OF corn,
valued AZ S1717295 1850 cnks OF cotton
seed oil cake, vslncd nc S6l,5l5; 42p,SIS
slaves, valued at S42,05T $50 barrels ~
barrels Of honr. ynlned al SlI.500.
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Heavy Loss Of Stock.

salt Lake, Utah, February l5.--The heavy
fall Of snow during the past week aud
continuance OF zero weather throughout
this section has cost the stock and sheep
men Of Northern Utah, Southern Wyoming
and Idaho thousands Of dollars IN the loss
of stock Today the mercury husge3 the
zero mark, and the predictions are for con
opid
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10000 MEN ON FRONTIER

Austria Said to Have Mebibzed Two
Army Corps.
London. February 1s-The correspondent
Of the Daily Mail at vienna says, in spite
Of denials, he learns Austria has mobillsed
two army corps aud concentrated an extra
10000 men on the Balkan border Military
men, he adds, believe armed intervention
is Inevitable
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Mr.. McLenore CoraratuIated

Galveston Texas February 10. Tho
friends Of United states District Attorney
Marc c McLemore are congratulatius him
on his reappoinimeut &c was ~ for sew
eral weeks white the matter was under
consideration and was therefore unable 70
actively look after his interests. He IS
both an efficient and popular otacer, but a
strong night WIS made on him by on on
posing faction of the republican party IN
this State. MCLemore was strong sup
porter Of r b Havloy and his relpPoiut
mont Is a Hawley victory
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MANCHESTER CLOTH MARKET.
Advance in Price Of Cotton Caused
Dirninution In Business.

pdVance m P0ce Of Ootton OaUsed
Dinjnution in Business.
Manchester, February l5.-The advance
in the price OF cotton produced hardening
tendency on the cloth market last week,
and there was a diminution Of the amount
Of business done. The Indian market was
inactive number Of good lines were
offered but were impossible for execution,
There were occasional China Transactions
but the inquiry was small South Ameri-
can offers were much below makers ideas.
Yarns were firm and there was 4 slight
increase Of business IN some sections Of
tho home trade Americans were IN fair
rnnMnHt
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c.n.,aI NM. - Returned

New York, February l5.--Lieutenant Cen
ersi Nelson Miles, commanding the
United states army, his wife and party
arrived here today on the steamship Lu,
CANA The general, who mas been abroad
the world
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Newsnannrs Arc MarneM

St Pct'sS1urg February l5.-NNni ter
Pleve OF the interior has sent a CIRCULAR
10 the newspapers instructlng them 10 re-
lain from publishing articles hostile 70
turkey IN connection With the Mac donna
.3tuatinp
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Railroad Men Fear that Crowds viii
Exhaust Coach Supply.
A STEADY INCREASE ~ THE EXPORTS
The Friends Of Attorney MoLen,ore are
Extending Congratulations on His
disappointment

Galveston, Texas. February Is some Of
the local railroad men fear that the mll.
roads will have trouble providing enough
passenger coaches fog the visitors Who are
expected here to see the Natucsaps next
week. The r1ct that Mardi Gras Will
be on at New orleans at the same time tAat
the battleships are here. which viii create
an extra demand for equipment "a carry
ing the carnival crowds, makes a double
uenan1 fur extra coAches.
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Bulgaria viii Mobilize

SOFIA. February 15-Unlcss Turkey viii
withdraw her troops from the frontier the
government will suspect her intention and
issue an order for the mobilization OF But.
carnn forces
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SAN ANTONIO Texas Ar &. Wheel.
al ono of tho hest known comic opera
comedians on the American stage died here
SATURDAY. evening % heart trouble, He
came here three weeks ago with the floro-
dora comnany.
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coaIIna statIen Anreement.

Havana, February l5.-Minister Squiers
has received a message from Washington,
and II is believed that the coallng station
agreement will be signed wituln Few
hours.
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M a.Il al,rg coal mined in Pennsylvania
NJ .ssuns qualities Of the Brookside and
pSmss iee burning Of the bitumiuous old
lysnp, new 81, Office 90Sl2 FrankliD
'''Aus Richard Cooke s. CO.
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Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root They act on the liver
equal 10 calomel and leave no bad after
effects No gripping. no sick stomach WIN
cure chornie constipation. Price 20 esnts'
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MASS MFETlNe IN PARIS.
Governma1t Requested 10 End Turkish
Nisrue m Macedonia.

VWSfuIe m WaCcdoNIa'
Paris, Fltu9ry ia meeting OF 400
pers MS presided over by Raron Constant
d'Estouruellcs and supported by the pres
cncc Of, or letters of sympathy FROM uu-
morous prominent men, including MN.
Eieune, AnotOle France, Berthelot, I.o X
roy, Dcs Chanel aud d toaiel was he Il
today IN connection with the Muced nian
situation. 4 resolution was adopt d call
.llc on the government TO work energetic
ally. to procure the enforcement Of tn
Berlin treHty and 10 put an end TO Turkisl
mtSrule in Macedonia
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:, q 7.o0am. Ar No. A.. 1880 pm.
sV' lEXpress1
~ 5.45 Nm. Ar No .. $50 am.
. n trains leave Grand Central Depot,
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For Perfect Hair and a Clean,
Sweet Scalp.

Tho hest known and admired preparation
is coke Dandrun Cure and Hair lonic.
Before You retire take a liberal apnucatloh
Of Coke Dandrun Cure. rubbing Il carcfuuy
into The bnir aud scalp. and notice the
sootblng effect on the scalp. md ue1t
morning when you dress ycnr hair II VIII
he soft' glossy aud beautiful Coke pBndrnn
Cure is sold 10 soc and 81 hotties bS ~
nruerists and guaranteed 10 cure dandruu
eton falling hair. making the hair SOFT. luA
urisnt and promote its growth,
Every bottle has the signature 81 A ~
Bremes Co. Beware Of limitations
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NIX & I Depot Fifth Ward
/. $50 o M Ar ..,,.... 500 9. Ut.
I, T.40p.m Ar .,...... 500 p NJ
gor Galveston TRIMS see g. n. d II.
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rhllEp 10 AGREE.

bl.,ands, Jury DISCHARGES after eene
= out Forty eight Hours
Indianapolis, Ind February iS.--Aitsr o. Ss.
,,s cut segty.s!gh. hauES the 'afy In the
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ralAL PACKAGE FReE az MAlL.

new and harmless remedy has been dis
covered that is oGorlcsS aud tnstelcss, can
he miNed with coffee and food and whom
taken into the system q man can not Us,
tobacco IN any form II viii cure even th,
confirmed cigarette hend and Is a God.sond
10 mothers who have growing boys addict
cl 10 the smoking n cigarettes A trce
trial package Of the remedy will no mailed
and Chemical Co. 3T16 Fifth and Race SIS,
Cincinnati, Ohio This will enable any
woman 10 drive foul tobacco smoke and
dirty spittoons from the home.
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NY. & NJ. r. r.


Grand Central Depot.
g ,tn,a0 mi Ar No. 152. b:15 p N.
30 ~ ~ i9.g5 am. Ar No. l54. $50 a N.
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e \. & N. 3. r. "

v,n.sS 4. M. Ar No. So 100 p m.
b ii9.s5 am. AR No 10. SEQ am.
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n tio.sS q M, Ar No. p. 900 ar
q ~ lV t.S0 nm. Ar No A =. 800 p IN.
: 81 500 I'M. Ar No, @. 700 p N,
. T., & and T sundays only.
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G. n. g. n. R. r.

f. g. y n .pnt OBJ. geo u. m.
Ll.."" 70 * & r. n.not 0:o5 % M.
4 q = D"rot ... H:t1 am.
X q 81 - no; .,.. $50 p M.
IL q y Depot .. +:4l pm.
~ Grand Central Depot 80 nm.
IL & 6 y Depot ... 2:0n pm.
Nv Grand cont n Depot ANO pm.
H. & g. y Dopot .0:1O % "N
G,lyestor train. arrive $40 am. 1o.2j
t5. ?55pm. 20 pm. ana $50 p IN ON
sundays only
sundays only
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Grand Central Depot.
a.S6am Ar No -. 6:+5 Pm.
e 1918 pm Ar No. - 100 am
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-28
,ocA, ASP ,sssosal rsms.

AsduC a. tue Z didCc utuS StosS.
Fancy note paper and calling
cards at City Pharmacy.
Call a, the City Pharmacy and
see the elegant line of stationery.
Rev. J. H. Brinker spent
Thanksgiving with Las Animas
friends.
For RENT-Suite Of three rooms
in Central block. Inquire OF DR..
Finney.
MIR. and Mrs. H. H. Church
spent Thanksgiving with friends
in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Garwood
spent Thanksgiving with relatives
in Rocky Ford.
Miss Maggie Hireen, of Pueblo.
is the guest of her brother, James
Hireen, and family.
| MAYHEM House Furnishing Co.,
undertaking, embalming. Phone,
44a black; night phone. 462 red.
Mrs. c. A. Cowles left Wednes-
day for Pueblo, where she will
spend the winter with her son,
Walter.
II FoR SALE CHEAP-One new
square wood water tank for wagon.
-Bomgardner & O'Neil Hardware
Company.
Il Mrs. Uriel Sebree, who has
been the guest Of Las Animas
friends for week, returned home
last Wednesday morning.
WANTrD-Horses and cattle to
pasture at 81 per head per month /;
near Bee Hive school house, Hol-
brook. ). T. Houck, Rocky Ford,
Colo.
II For each Sa cash purchase at n.
H. Clark's you get one chance on
SIo mirror, and for each 81 cash
purchase you get chance on a
Sa.5o lamp.
II John p. Weddle and Miss Hat
tie Robertson were married in this
city on Thanksgiving day at the
home OF the brides parents, Judge
H. H. Clark officiating at the cere-
mony.
II p. l.. White and w. E. Curran,
farmers 10 the FariI cunt country
for some time past. left Thursday
for Fresno, Calf. where they ex-
pect to locate and make their
home IN the future.
]. b. Manly arrived in town
this week from Kansas City and
spent several days with La Junla
friends He left Yesterday morn
ing for Trinidad, where he has re-
Gently located, to join his family.
Mrs. J. A. Harvey. OF Pomona,
Calf, is the guest of her sister in
law. Mrs. II. n. Clark. Mrs
Harvey is on her way home from
q trip to North Dakota, where she
has property interests, arriving in
La Junta last Wednesday morning.
The Brotherhood Of American
Yoeman will give . box social at
Knights Of Pythias hall next
Wednesday evening. The gentle
men will prepares the boxes for
this occasion and the ladies' will
bid for them. A very fine large
time is expected.
DIR. ]. F. Ashley arrived home
Thursday morning from St. Joseph,
Mo-, having accompanied Joseph
Little on his sad mission to that
city to bury his daughter Beatrice.
DR.. Ashley and the little one were
great frispds. and he mourns her
death like unto father.
There vas bunch Of prominent
Colorado attorneys 10 La Dunta
last Wednesday mosning-James
w. McCseesy. Of Greeley; Charles
E. Cast and Henry L. Dubbs, Of
Pueblo; Judge Plat Rogers, Of
Denves; H. l. Lsbess, Of Las
Asimas- They hsd been attend
ing district court 10 Prowers coun-
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-28
- THE PALACE DRUG STORE e Agents
q
Trade with H. G. Todd.


For up-to-date wall paper call
upon Barr & Hotchkiss.
G. S. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. AIS.
/ Hand painted china. BY Chicago
artists. at Fisher & Larsen's.
For fresh bread, PIES or cakes go
to Fishers postofiice news stand.
/ Miss Blanche Houston, of Trim
yidad, is visiting La Junta friends.
Ask yoar grocer for Gem Of
Otero -four. and get towel sack.
/ For Nicely furnished
Iroom; Ration avenue. Inquire of
ID. II. Gates.
| DR.. E. w. Ragsdale, Central
block. Office hours, 10 a. m. to
AZ m; p. m. to 4 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Winchell
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. ]. Smith, of Rocky Ford, on
Thanksgiving day.
Wanted-Intelligent young man
to represent us in La Junta. Ad
dress Western Manufacturing
Company. Littleton. Colo.
]. b. O'Neil attended district
court in Prowers county the first
OF the week, being witness in the
Fort Lyon.Amity ditch contTo-
versy.
Miss Grace Weatherby. of the
Fowler public schools. is spending
the Thanksgiving vacation with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. {. c.
Weatherby.
Til2hman Howard arrived home
last Tuesday morning from Los
Angeles, after visit OF several
months. Mrs. Howard will not
return until some time next spring.
her health having greatly improved
during her brief stay in California.
+ 6. H. Wincheil purchased the
residence of Senator NJ. L. Far
well this week, and will abide there
in the near future. The residence
is located on Santa uan avenue,
and is one OF the finest homes in
the city. The consideration was
$500.
William n. Metzdorf, formerly
Of General Superintendent Gains
Office. resigned this week to accept
q position as Office man with H..
c. Phillips, engineer OF the West
esn Grand Division Of the Santa
Fe. Mr.. Metzdorf ucceeds w.
NJ. StilIwell.
II makes q difference whether .
line has been carefully selected or
whether it he's been ordered by the
dozen, hit or miss. When a man
buys Q shirt he wants to look at
the best that money can buy Of its
kind We select the material and
have all our shirts made for us, no
Job lots on our shelves. See us
for something fine in dress shirts
and something good in work
shirts; sizes from "a to 49,
Harding, the Haberdasher.
lin Polk and Buck kessse were
arrested last Tuesday evening by
Night Marshal Weineke on q
charge Of disturbing the peace.
They had an examination before
Judge Clark Wednesday afternoon
Polk pleaded guilty and was fined
$50 and costs, in default of which
be 10 now an inmate of the city
bastile. kearse pleaded not guilty
and his trial will come up before
Judge Clark this afternoon. Kesrse
vas released from custody on a
bond Of S7So furnished by ]. X.
Dye.
NJ. and Mrs. w. NJ. StiIlwell
returned home this week from .
brief visit 70 Santa Fe, Ell Psso
aud Old Mexico. Mr.. StiIlwell
has resigned bis position as ONCE
man With n. c. Phillips, engineer
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