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DIED on HER HONEY MOON.
Countess Dassi.Fiyziri stricken with Heart
Disease al POcOnO, Pa.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 3l.-While on her
honeymoon trip, Countess IIeontina DASH
Fiz1iri, the daughter of the late Gen Gu
seppe Dassi, an Italian patriot, died sud
denly on Saturday al Mount Pocono Heights,
Pa. The Countess had been in apparently
excellent health until a few hours before
her death, She was then seized with heart
failure.
Her mari iage took place two weeks ago.
Countess Dassi was known as an operate
singer Her father died in this city last
fall and it was his wish that his body might
be taken to Italy and placed beside that
of his wife. in the cemetery at Milan, the
home Of his ancestors 1t had been the
intention of his daughter To have this done
next spring
Countess Dassi spent several years in
the cultivation of her voice. She first APP
peared in this city with the Heinrich Opera
Company, She was engaged by the Metro
politan Opera Company, but an accident
by which her ankle was in ured prevented
her from fulfilling her contract. Suisse
quently she appeared only at concerts.
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RaNkrR kIlLEp N ms B0t So
Murderer llr-., RW - caught N"'
shooting O Policeman.

PBILAprlrBiA, Aug II An Italian
named Giovanni Viola of New York
supposedly one Of a number OF the Mana
came from New York to Philadelphia TO-
might and killed the Italian banker and
steamship agent N1cenzo Till Of so
South Eighth street
After committing the decd Viola rushed
from Tilli's house Three policemen who
were in the n'ighborhood closed in on him
Viola began shooting AT the crowd One
bullet took effect on Thomas Connolly
a policeman, Inc bullet ent~ring the SION
ach He is now al the Pennsylvania Hos
pital and not likely to recover Viola
was CAPTURED
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-01
LOOKS LIkEW WITH Bulgaria
Leaders Of Macedonian Revolt Trying to
Bring II About.

INVFfITT Z WVt TF5DHTtNFN To HE 0TN-
SOFIA, Aug 81 The leaders of the Mace
DOMAIN Revolutionary Committee issued
from the headquarters here to-day what Is,
purported TO be- a telegram from Constan-
tinopIe to the effect that the Sultan, who
has been influenced by Germany, has now
altered his attitude toward Bulgaria and
il in favor Of war with that country
The belief seems to grow that war il
inevitable Neither Turkey nor Bulgaria
will declare war formally but Clrcumst ances
will force hem 10 a.
SALONICA, Aug 81 Inspect or General
TIiImn Pasha has sent commission Of five
Christians and five Turks 10 offer alnnnpiy
to the Insurgents on condition that they
surrender their HIms and suhmIi before
the anniversary Of the Sultan x coronation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-01
CASTRO MAKING IROt RLE.
Venezuelan President Keeps Up His Cam.
paign Against FOreIKners.
.spscfa, Cable Despatch to THE sun

Special Cable Despatch TO THE sun.
TRINIDAD, B. W J., Aug. 81 Report :
from Caracas are to the effect that the
campaign against foreigners in Venezuela
Is becoming more 81 we're every day The
official press and local newspapers, in
spired by the Government, are daily prin.
Ing insulting remarks about the arbitra =
ton commissioners, umpires, legations and
claimants against Venezuela witbou, dis
tinc'on as regards natonalities
A schooner which arrived from Cndad
Bolivar to-day reports that ten days ago
the Venezuelan Government was arrest IN 4
every foreigner who refused to pay over
again the taxes and licenses collected by
the revolutionary authorities who were
the de fact o Government there for fourteen
months German man war was ex-
pected at Ciudad Bolivar at the time the
schooner sailed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-01
EROM NOME N 10 DiYS 3 HOl RS.
T.. 4, Ods. Jr., Makes a Fast Trip From
the Alaskan at, TO New York.

Edwin A Odds, Jr, of this city, who had
been supervising some railroad work ~
Alaska, got here yesterday from Nome,
having made the trip N thirteon days and
three hours. The best previous time IL
SAID 10 be nineteen days
Mr. Odds says he didn't start ont 10 smash
records, but was merely IN a hurry He
left Nome on Aug ls on the steamer Sen
ator reached Seattle In seven days and
just caught the Northern Paclics east
bound Overland Limited there Mr. Odds
IL gong back IN a week and says he'll try
10 do the trip IN even better time then
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during his ahsence made I, Impossible Tor
him 10 do so
He reached the CITY Hal about 10 O'Clock
Yesterday morning and remained NJ his desk
until nearly O'Clock in the evening In
INC "ours" Of IN" day he was visited 10y
most of his heads Of depart ments, who re
ported To- him the important happenings
In their Respective offices during his alb
spncr
u am back IN New York for tho purpose,
of attending ~ the city's business and
not to talk politics" he said For the
present that Is IA" only answer | can give
70 any questions relating 10 political
matters
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TO SUCCEED DEAN cox.
The Rev. John X. Moses Of Wayne. pa.
Will 60 10 Garden city.

John X. Moses, for ten years rector OF ~
Mary's Church, Wayne, Pa, has been ap
pointed to the deanship Of the Cathedra
OF the Incarna ion to Ali the vacancy CAUSED
by the death Of the Very Rev, DR.. Samue
Cox
Bishop Frederick Burgess Of the Long
Island Episcopal diocese has confirmed
the nomination made by the electoral board
Of the Cathedral Of the Incarnation,
DR. Moses was lecturer at the Deacon.
esses Home in Philadelphia, He is Al
years old and has a wife and three chill
dren He will assume his new duties about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-01
SAW MEN DROWN FROM RAFT
or Asbury Park-They May Have Been
Shipwreck ed Sailors.

AsBURY PARK. n. j., Aug, 3i.-Guests of
the Davenport Inn. Asbury Park, say they
saw three exhausted men throw up their
hands on a raft about half mile ont at SEA
to-day and then drop into the water. Tie
guests watched the scene from the upper
porch through marine glasses. Many Of
them were overcome by .;e grewsome
scene At ? o'cloci- ~, afternoon piece
of wreckage washed in at Bradley Beach.
Two surfmen fastened "A rope 10 it and
brought 1t on the beach. Whether IL
was the piece of wreck on which the men
were observed cannot be scertained II
was the deck and mast OF some vessel and
is believed to be a portion of the Henry B.
Mason, which was wrecked at Galilee. No
bodies have Leon washed ashore and the
incident remains a mystery Of the saa
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LiYFRAm urN AT sTFR Bay
President He"ei'rs Magazine and News.
paper DOih John McNa.kin Also 4 ails,

OYSTER BAY n ! Aug 81 New York
State Commissioner of Labor John
MoMaoNu wa guest a. SagnmOrs Hill to-
day He came he san Dn personal business
lAr other guests " he day were all repre-
eeutatIyrs ~ heWrpdpers ~ periodicals
Who clIn" 10 pay theIr r'Sp"otF 20 the
pleHI.nrl INny Nerr d. Albert SHAW
# thr R,rru W RouOSs lhcoh S,cfeDs
ur H'Cior,s MIgosHs, Erwin Nardmal
auu IielB J. liurte,y Il he htU York
PJttS. COD A ! FbuIpR ~ Bayu b. NJ
Jnmrt Morn. y Nrw York Hud b. Carlow
Murrp Of rur DrHd,c AdrcrHssf Syotlaud
Ppslurrl h,vs,,rll viii ~ a. N,Ihrufo
uelt Myudhy ~ IrNIoH he lab"I Day
parAdo uler" H. Viii den ~ io tl" STATE
l.u Un., ..,U}rI uf a.iuT1Fr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-01
~ Di,fH iHRot IN wi>D0v


For years Christian Boob, blind Grrnan,
NJ year- old has alwayr Turned 10 the lrrr
ou aetuag oul II led DO the nouIug and
gone 10 tho kitchen ol h,s suns' hat al 1928
Fact fitty fourth street Yesterday the
Old man bcchmr rnutlsed aHd luInad 10
tie Dght A tnN steps tool him into tho
psrloi whore h' tell enough aH open win
aON tbrrr siur, IN. lOH ahml ~ Na8
instantly hillri
lhr r'uldu 'I O.p,k. uiDuId ArIr
rhr pbi nABr lrruds No lD Dilb pa.illuH
vac telling lhrW stprlos ~ llfr iu GofiubOy
shd IN kcs Work o. 'h~ ~sFlF deFs ba
Wac formerly q lVlsr painter
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,clo,, for rrlss,spGrr. and sat on 'l"o

lrApn Az 40 IrI'R irlerr nni
sratlJu eupl9,cr- nfl,apup lp rn' prdT
II llalrosd InIrglaplrrs alDng all llnns ~
the lIuuou Irnual lp,iiruad gulu"d signal
victory ~ nlghl Afr"r u months "DULrsl
Il.to.al Slgr iurrris. tYf all ripplDyrrs
~ tho TOst pl,J lysi iu tiln iriland ior NON
pay aud t"Wot HguiH aUDlulF ~ tlWtsD
hnd lluur b. 90 yrDtrII 'rduD pIu 40 .ut
liuf hrhoiilr. npprDblinaiIrg Oh" hOur
lDi sAnl ~ "a, rlahs"s ~ employees jhr
worth yrl.u ann"bsj Dy ilr Thhngr in"bdH
ulr lshpaJ lelogispharr the riStLDu uyrplS
ana ~ luurulni
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-01
RFBEIS THRFiI.
10 Blo~ - American Mission ~ MOnasi IL
tn Force inirrN rnliUn.

IONDpN, sept Among the latest Mace
DOMAIN sensations II one from ~ Leddfr' .
rpuuI'ui ia Ni'uua 10 the effect thar
ru, Macedonian committee, with rh view
Of forcing lur Intervention Of the pOWrIt,
iulrrdr to dynamic NJ American mission
al MuuAttIr aud a. shoot the Bltlsh tnusuI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-01
MAGELSsEN FIT As 4 Fiddle.
Message From the Vicr-s oUsul 10 a Friend
In Pennsylvania.

FRANKLIN, Pa, Aug 81 Vice Consul
Magelssen at Beirut is n friend of Major
c. J S Miller Of this city, and early in the
summer was his guest on tour through
Palestine. Major Miller cabled inquiries
in regard to the at empted ASA ssination
and to-day received the following cable
gram in reply
Beirut, Aug 81
MAJOR c. j S. Miller, Franklin, Pa,
Fit as a fiddle MAGEISsEN
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..f. .,sii ui ,uu ,Ar 90. 90 r'.il'' ~
,,lu cool comfortable Uu' Jb toln l''I ana
.nrt,nua All AZ y .ldts qua tuO~ ~ .'t' tup
,,y bty ~ iapi lat atTD OH .rb"h. B. iI""h'
p0Itatl0D iu We
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-01

lSrfgb tss5 lSs"t iaifs tlau 90 strsf
trfuHs rtf Hoe Pm .uH HN ntpsS 40 'tT
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B,lgDIbllBg 'onlioilaDs and DuaIinug Jdps
~ iiyd,D ave- la} l4nr h'an1 a'"unI bosin.
Adt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-01
rat. ths t0u, siloDaI sight ss ~ ns
III .cDg lUyl pdinis ~ lhiarat - plslhe' ~

'sv,,t ITriIrrr jhuuIs 'huiI BON i""l ~ o. n g.
l0A N and ~ to
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-10
cemi.s Secs.

You will be delighted You
won't laugh you will roar when
you see s. Miller Kent with .
great cast in Facing the Music. "
1t is easily the brightest and
funniest comedy presented in a
long time. Played all summer in
New York and Chicago. Tie
Chicago Record-Hersld says:
"Deiighted the audiences almost
to the point OF hysterics."
S. Miller Kent will appear in
"Facing the Music" at the La
Iunta Theatre. Saturday. October
I7th-
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-10
Shut Your Eyes-

And see how you would like to
20 through the world with black
veil before them. That is what
will happen if they need attention
and you neglect them. II you need
glasses have your eyes examined
by an oculist DR.. X. c. Sapero.
the well known eye. ear. nose and
throat specialist of Denver, will be
in La Iunta three days again. Oc-
iobeT 22d, 23d and 74th. at the
Park House. Come early and
have your children's eyes examined
before sending them to school.
Consultation free.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-10
oeesv 81 cssss.

STATE SnE.,, OF cot51EADo' &C 52s.nl s~
n THE COUNTY COURr-IN THE NAT.
! ter of the estate Of James OTooi-. de-
cea~d.
Nh, the saae b-ins oae of the regular days Of
the Sepeeahes. iHn. tern of the said county
cDurs cDases Gerald nDughessy. sdministrntor
~ she ahDve entitled estate, and prrs-nts 70 the
cou his Petition fns the sale ~ tho real estate
hrlnugins 10 th~ said estate Zoe the purpose oe
payina sh- debt. Of the Haid estate, and il ap>
psafina IA the court from thr said petition that
peuprF and legal groupds exist for the sale of
al q ske reaf estate of aid decrsisut
Il b therefore ordered and direrte<i By tie
e.un that Mrs.. p. nuly-.hili. John Ofcnse,
Patrick Neishsn. Frank Aeixhan. John Neig-
han. Margaret Meishan- the heirs At Hugh
0eisAan. d~cessesi; the hcirs ~ james Nei9-
kaa. dreeassd: Lillie J. OToole. James J.
OTun1e, jobs p. OToDie. kafhy 4. OTool~,
PAiIip &. P. OTuul-. Alic- v. n. O'TuDie H.
TuAias OTOole. ". Edwin OTople and Mrs.
Delta nausckes and all and any other prrsuns
who sre heir-, d~vis--s or lexasres of the said
estate. u any oshces thew hr, b. SD appesF he-
epss H. said county cpurt On the Ak day Sf
xOseahrs. A. D. tAn. NJ ~ .. -. fhen ssd t6efe
IN sAow esn~e Why order of o.Dur should ma
h. 1aAe difersinG the ~std shnisistsatDe tn
seI1 the said real estate for the pagpD-e~ rr-ei-
ned in eaid p-sitioa. 4. y. WALI.IA
Pfsss psAlieasiua Ocsohss 4 m
Last pshaieasios OrsSh-s n IN.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-10

There were two very dry NOR
tails in town last Sunday morning.
They were working both sides oi
the street and some oi the back
alleys looking for an open door
or a door that would open in al
most any old kind OF booze joint.
While trying the door to the stair
way leading to the Jones roomfng
house, on Colorado svenue, they
we're approached by the yeose
son Of Tom Wood who asked them
~has they wanted
I'VE want drink, and we wast
il bad; can you put Us nest hoe
to get ones"
..Comc With ne." said Albert;
I'll give you . drink" !"
Albest led the way asd the dry
and Thirsty duo followed with eager
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-10
seshias .. u.

A report is being circulated that
after October 18th, will sell for
cash only. To my customers and
friends l wish to say that this ru-
NOR is absolutely false will
gladly welcome, not only my pres
ent customers, but all new ones
who may favor me with their pat
ronage. Thanking you for many
past favors, | am.
Yours truly.
w. f. RooP.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-10
Ass,Iess.s. Of e.sss's..
STATE OF COLORADO.

STATE OF COLORADO. In the County
CocNTy ov OTEno. Court.
Martin G. stephens. Guariianl
of Katie stephens and Nellie
StephSA. minor heirs ~ Notice Of Guar.
MARY Nkphens, deceased dian's Petition
Petitioner. IN Mortgage
w. Real Estate
Katie stephens and Nellie
Stephens, minors.
Respondents.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MAR
~ tin G. stephens. Guardian of Katie Strph-
ems and Nellie stephens, minor heirs Of Mary
stephens, deceased. has thi. day made applica-
tioa Ia the county court Of said county aud
state tn be permittori to nsortxasc the northeast
quarter of section -. township -. south Of
ranse = west. in which said minors have an in
terrst. for tho sum of 81 IN, and that the hear
aid eourt, h.-n =. ior the ish day q Nov-m-
hsr. fNN. At 10 o'cloek .. m.
Witness A. b. Wallis. judsr Of tho said county
court and th~ seal thorrof at La Junta. this LIST
day Of Ocsol,-r. A. ID. iNB-
fnEALl A. r. WALLIS
Jsdgs of the said County Court.
First Publication, October J. lNn.
Last p0blicstiou. October u. ism.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-10

1t is not new, but the story is be-
ing told again Of a Kansas farmer
who decided to sell his property
and listed II with real estate
agent, who wrote a very good des-
cription OF the place. When the
agent read 1t over to the farmer
for his approval the old man said;
Read that again" After the sec
ond reading the farmer sat for sew
eral minutes in thoughtful mood,
then said: al don't believe | want
to sell. | have been looking for
that kind Of place all my life, and
il never occurred to me that | had
il until you described it to me. No,
| don't want to sell out"
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-10
V,sesss,s ~ ssse.

Plscards are Tor SAFE At the
TRIBUNE Office, at the rate Of FIVE
cents each, which read Is follows:
For Sale.
Lodging.
For Rent.
Boarding.
No Smoking
Dressmaking.
No Hunting Allowed.
Boarding by Day o. Week.
Extracts from the laws required
to Be possed BY boarding house
keepers IL they would project
shemselves against disbosese
patrons
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-10
They were taken up.

expectancy. They were taken up
stairs into the lodging house and
seated in the Office. Albert went
out and soon returned with two
glasses OF water. The pair OF Try
ones looked At each other in dis
gust. and then one OF them asked,
sis this all you've got9"
"No." replied Albert, who i'm
mediately left the room and re-
turned ipstanter with a full pail OF
water, which he rendered to the
dry ones.
"WelI. I'll be -" said one,
to which the other gave a silent
nod OF assent as the pair YEARLY
wended their way down stairs to
the outside atmosphere.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-10
nes'es Ter essi'essses.
United State Land Ofice.
PrEsLo, GoLo;, ssps:.brr B nn

United State Land Ofiice.
PrEsL1 GoLo;. sepss mher = isr
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has hl1d notice ol
hi. intention To make final proof in support oi
his claim. spd that aid proof ~ill be made
t~for.- the clerk af the d-i rict cDurt at Trini.
dad Colo, Oct. ~, iSn. viz: Irvrn w-Smith. II X.
ist,,5 for the southwest quarter southeast qua--
ter, section twenty northwest quaftsS
northeast quarter, east half northwest quarter.
section "a, township thirsy-thres south, range
- Aest-
He nanes the following witnes-c- To prove
his eootinuDas residence upon and cultivation
Of aid lasd. viz: 4. J. Burton. " q. Dwyrr.
Of Troy. Colo, q. 2. nelIoa, Irinehcra. Colo,
8. A. ABBEY, Register.
First qualification. Ssptenber 5, lS0.
Last publication. October 10. tS0
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-10
m..s..a. ..s s..e...e.. c..ss.

Dr.. X. c. Sapero. the well
known eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist, OF Denver. will again
be in La Junta. October a7d. 73d
and 74th. at the Park House. II
you are nervous or have headaches
have your eyes examined free.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-10
nss,es ses 1vbi,essiss.
Unis-.i states Land Onsc~.
PuEnIn. COiO.. JULY h ian.

Cnit-d states Land Ofscr.
PrEsLo, Coi4o. July .. iSn.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIL;
N foilowinx named settler has Aicd no<icr Of
her intrntion 70 make Anal prnof in support ot
her claim, and that said proof wiIl b made BE-
fore Clerk Of District Court at La Junis, Cola.
on Novemh.-r I. 1919. viz: Mar A. Thomas.
H. T. i,xss Tor the ~outh west quarter, section
o. township ~ south. rnnse - west
She d ame- the following witnesses to prove her
continuous r~-idenes uTIou and cultivation Of
aid land, viz: .wfIlisa H. Chowu. Edward
Johnson. Houston u. Bourne. Antoaio Eb-rra.
all of La Junta. Colo.
8. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. September. ~ iSn.
Last publication. octobar -. iSn
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-10

One of our item box corresPon,
dents asks the conundrum. "Why
don't Road Overseer Evans repair
the bridge near his residence in
North La Junta1" We were asked
the same question in regard to a
road in the Mayor OF Newdale's
district. When we asked the
mayor about it he told us that it
was none OF our-business. "All
rightw
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-10
Ass,sess,e. ~ e.s.sis..

STATE OF COLORADO. In the County
County oY OrKRO. Court.
Katie Roberts, Guardian Of
Earnest J. Lonbard, and
Mary T. Lombard. minor
heirs of Vim. Lombard, Notice os GUAR
deceased. dains Petition
Petitioner. 70 Mortgage
vs.. Real Estate
Earnest J. Lombard and
Mary T. Lonbard. minoes.
Respondents.
NoTrrIcE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT KA.
~ tic Rah-rss, Guardian of E~rpe.s J. iom-
ha ri aud Mar r. Lombard, minor heirs of Vim.
Lombard. dece.scd. has this day made sppiics,,
tion to the County Court OF said County and
State Ia b. p~smitt-d 10 uostsnse Lots II and
]. in Block is IN the City Of Ia Junta. Otcro
County. Colorado. in which tho said minors havs
an interest. for the sum oe srOO and that tn.
hearing said application has. by order OF
said Court, huren s~t for tho 9Th day Of NovcH-
t-r A. ID. 1919. at 10 O'Clock A. ~.
Witness A. II. Wallis. judge of the said County
Court and the s-al thereof at La Junta this ssh
day Of October A. ID. iSUn-
I.EsL1 A. B. WALLIS
Jueg- Of the said County Court.
First publication October ~, iS0a.
Ls., publication. November I, Isfs
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-10

The boy who bumped up against
a redhot stove, like old wine. is
improving with age. He recently
observed. "Good deeds are better
than :e.l estate deeds-some OF the
latter are worthless. Act kindly
and gently. show sympathy and
lend helping hand. You can not
possibly lose by it." Most men
appreciate a kind word and en-
conragement more than substantial
help. There are persons in this
community who might truthfully
say: "My good friend. cheer up.
A few doses Of Levina Matteson's
Essence OF Ant Sting will make a
new man OF you (or woman either.
for that natter and rid yon Of
all the Ills that flesh is heir to. 1t
always cures. l know it. tor it
has helped me out many an cid
time. Sold by all dealers in pat
.nt medicines.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-10

Don't kick agin the pricks; ef
YOU set down on a board with a
tack in it, the harder you set the
more tack you git. an that's the
way with life; it's full O. tack. an
don't you forget it,"
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-10
Assss ss~@eas.
sTArK or COLORADO.
CorxTs o. OTHso. -
In ske District Cuars.
rHI Ia JuNTA STATE RANK. I
sraKE ..a ;So..CoLr

w.c BunxE s.d yNO. \. COLT
Usesoaaa4s.
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6eoAs - Csa.FsAe. ssA sasvSs ~ s.aoSats6
Essss1 = nrvsa uiaAi. skis s.9say. = q asv11
~ -. - - s.sstss n.s..d. s.:.i.s
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QA1n111n1 = - ei9s hrsst.nsosse s0e1S1
~ auu1nGunp - anBDUs - - auDouA -
~ = Slkia1ss tsAV.s.aa = 49, = 49,.
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La Junta tribune., 1903-10-10
SATURDAY, OCT. 10. 1903.
MAN ABOUT TOWN.

Mary MscLane, who pines for
close association with the devil and
his assistants, is about to have her
longing gratifed. She is going to
Denver to do newspaper work
Lamar Sparks.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-10

The publisher Of newspaper
has one thing to sell and one thing
torrent. He has the newspaper to
sell, and the space in his columns
to rent. Can anyone inform US
why he should be expected to give
away either the one or the otherF
He can il he SO chooses, and he
does as a matter OF fact, furnish a
great deal OF space rent free. But
It does not follow tina, he ought to
be expected to do SO. Ii ought to
be recognized as contribution.
exactly as would be the giving
away OF sugar or coffee by grocer
But, strange to say, it is not look
ed upon in that light at all;
and yet everybody knows that the
existence OF newspaper depends
upon the rent OF its space and the
sale OF the paper. Just the same
as a merchants success depends
on selling his goods instead oi
giving them away.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-10

La JUsIA vas organized and incorPor.ted
Is town under the general laws of the state
cf Colorado, March Is, ISL On April s. isoS,
IL became city Of the second class Popa-
inti.n, Including additions. about 20.
school population, LOO Has electric iiGhts.
.assr., Holly water works ownsd by city.
canning factory. largest brick plant In the
~c-t 10 barrel -four mill. S5,.6O monthly
santa Fs payroll aud is thriving, industrs-
aud prosperous community.