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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-14
PLANS FOR STEEL ROAD.
Preparing Financial Scheme for
Auto Course to Nontauk Point.

General Roy Stone recently suggested n steel
road such the strip fl Murray-st. from the
eastern landing OF the proposed Blackwells Island
bridge TO Montauk Point General Stone sent a
letter the National Association Of Automobile
Manufacturers. in wich he told Of the unfortunate
result Of the late and Of The advantages
the railway would give. This association and the
American Automobile Association received General
Stones suggestions favorably and he was asked
70 submit plan for the rail.
General Stone believes the course would attract
foreign drivers. and in of time. the
safest and best course in the country. would be-
come the scene Of international races. He said
that there could be objection 10 il from the
taxpayers of the town through which il would
pass for il would increase the taxable property and
relieve the public highway Of a large measure Of
automobile travel.
z. 3. G6Ilaher. chairman of the technical COM
rnittee Of the American Automobile Association is
preparing a financial scheme for the railway.
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there a gain of Us per cent over the same me
month n year ago. Detroit shows gam OF iSt'
San Francisco 1871 Atlanta 1874 Denver 100, Washing
ton So milwaukee, e. Buffalo 49, Aeshe,nTyi MS a.
St Paul So Cleveland 81, Los Angeles =. AlhHe-
apolis and Philadelphia 3 per cent, The losses
were confined to Pittsburg. where there was % a
decrease of 80 per cent Chicago 81. St LOUIS -
Seattle p, Brooklyn 10, Indianapolis and memphis
I'm Chicago and the3 West there has been mucn
Improvement in building operations in the last rev
days. II was the impression among people VINO
are considered authorities the subject that build
ing would show falling off the months ad-
vanced but from careful and reliable sources II IS
stated there much work in prospect and t}7t
instead of 81 decrease there be remarkable
increase in building from ti1is on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-14
REALTY NOTES.

Folsom Brothers were the brokers in the sale OF
No G East Thrty-seventh-st-. the Peter Marie
house and No East >Thirty-scventh-st-. the Noel
Ter house. George c. Boldt. The same firm was
the broker in the sale of the Paran Stevens plot
at the southeast of Thirty-seventh-st and
Fifth-ave.. to Mr. B0ldt The aggregate number Of
square feet in that plot which recently bought
by Tiffany & Co, 10000.
P E; Donovan has leased a suite Of STUDIOS ;a al
for Joseph P. McHugh & Co. and to r. Benvenuti
a floor at No. II West Forty-second-st. for James
11t
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self encouraged the proportion Is to be set right:
than the niggard eight schoIerships outlined in
the will But Mr.. Parkln has done much more
by his influence than give their effect TO the in
even Oxford with pride in her imperial prospects.
There are plenty of ardent imperiaists in Eng
land and in oxford. On occasions they have been
unple3santly noisy and aggressive; but it Is rare
70 mo IN England man who cares to proseiy1ize
tnuously and with pride We are rule.
little ashamed of our virtues unless We are ac-
lasia. where personal feelings toward imperial
politics more commonly argued and proclaimed;
reticence which IS one mark of what is called.
for want of a better name. the oxford manner.
only OF course. in relation TO mannerl as sort
OF equivalent TO provincial with just such touch
had to notice crudity in this colonial
manner ii is well for us to know thai one side
to a Canadian. In the present context Mr.. Parkin
has Mr. Rhodes's enthusiasm Cor Oxford and it's
met Oxonans and communicates regularly with
oxford men, whom he considers among the greatest
he have received when month ago he went down
full of zeal to arrange for the reception of the new
mostly the undergraduates. looked the privi
lege either nuisance a danger. Years ago
zeal for the cause went round England lecturing
on the federation of the empire. He was almost
the first popular spokesman of the sentiment: and
the ardor which marked those early speeches. mas
been greatly stimulated by late events. and mostly
by Mr.. Rhodes's will In his vision time might
come when the lien OF oXonlan fellowship nlsn,
knit the controllers Ct the empires destiny all
round the world and consolidate the friendship OF
the English speaking nations. 1t was a chaIce U!
furthering such a hone this that the Cxfofd
undergraduate. and in less degree the don looked
upon merely nuisance. The scholars were
callers intelI upting study-sorne would say doze.
outsiders breaking the meditation proper 10 an
quietude OF the Grand Chartreuse in Matthew
Arnolds poem The feeling Of oxford 70 re
American strangers was that Of the monks 10 me
outside world.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Twelve story brick hotel. AZ 10xfO0; G F. Orcott
owner; c Steinmetz. architect -
Rark-st s 9 142 fl G of West-st; for a three
story brick storage warehouse, 6GSSO; Western
Electric Company, owner; Baxter & Son.
architects
1o9th-st Nos "a aud 56 East: for a six story
brick lathouse 5OxSG11; F c Woodward. owner;
1O7th-st $ 5, 100 fl OF East River: for one
story frame coal rockets. 62N3S Meyer Bros
owners: y = Badt. architect. ..-.----.----..
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Judson. Alice 20 westchester Title
and Mortgage Guaranty Company; North Road.
l. lot a. County Club Land Association.
at Westchester. contains 4&T-1.Goo; years .o
Baum. Jacob another Harris Mandel-
baum and another Stanton-st. Nos 134 and 1876:
n W cor Norfolk-st; building loan: year b oc ooo
per cent <eVoO
Cameron, Mary to Guditta Msto eth-ave
street, 305 IT of 4h-ave. Williamstridge; 80
demand, D per cent. oVo
MCGUIRE Thomas. II Delany: lot 81,
Station; YEARS. L5' per cent? a1,t 1900
Baunlbach, Henrietta TO Dorotea Baumb2ch;
{ Der cent = - % $500
Gewirz Louis and another to Louis Gordon ct
Years. Der g 30 piiof $500
Haaren. John w Theodore Greentree: 115th.
ST. sos # e of MornngsiGe-ave: years, e ooo
Burns Peter E to Frederick schuck: ed-ave, g
25.s # s of 90tf-st; due January l. 1906 . ooo
cent l'OVO
Realty Operating Company Louis Kahn; 10Ith-
st, S. IT'S # e OF Columbus-ave: prior mort -.
gage, $4,000: l year. cent S'VVV
Kenney. Anna T. to Dry Dock Savings 1nstitu-
ton; 14Sth-st, II s.. 225 Tt OF Amsterdam
ave; year AZ cent.....-.....-..-.-..' ''9oO
Equitable Realty Company TO the Colonial Cor
ise4 neI NO 80 IL 500
Lloyd Robert Thomas J McCahill- as ex-
ecutor 122d-st No III East: 10 years per . ooo
cent 80 $3.50
Heine, Francis. to Mount st Vincent Co.opera-
Building and Loan Association: 1S2d-st-
cent . - u 1000
Kaufman. AnseI another to Charlotte E
Moorhouse: 1Oth-ave. :. col It n Of 52th-st
1Oth-ave, 400 # of 56th-st
56th-st. : s 50 II W of 1Oth-aVe;
also 55th-st n s. SO # of 10th-ave all lease oo
holds; instruments per CENT. 4'ooo
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

White Plans-ave. west side, 900 feet north OF
Eleventh-st. two story frame store and office.
9Ox61.G feet: William H. Heating, cwner; Michael j.
Garvin, architect; $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-14
PLANS FOR TWELVE STORY HOTEL

Plans filed yesterday at the Bureau OF
Buildings, Manhattan for twelve story brick and
terra Gotta hotel to be erected at the northeast
corner of Lexingtop-ave. and Thirtieth-st. on a
plot 4310x1O0 feet Gilbert Orcott is the owner Z:
Stimmetz is the architect. The cost is estimated
at
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Furnished Il partments to Let.

T-oR RBNT-Very desirable apartment Rtversid
Il Drive: twelve and three bathrooms sati6
factory required. Address BARGAIN 1rioun
sarRcs
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For Sale or to Let-Country.


scsRsD4IE-BeauttfuI Colonial cottages al --oo-
A ern IMPROVEMENTS high grc-l1- prices % 30 -
terms 70 only so minutes out rrcIn tS 50
trains daily. real rapid transit SNAhINUy4 q ~
corner I25th-st. and Park-ave
C,ATsT-TI MOUNTAINS -DeghtfuI summer resdenca
for ale $500 elevation, cottage, nine rooTus anu
furnished. large paZZaS EaTosn t11
fine forest trees near
God livery photo. Apply E WANDERS az East Sih -
-Fw HOUSE IN Caskills for sale Or renT sIuat
y on bfgs ground. plenty fruit house contains II
rooms with nigh ceiling large WINDOWS. ~
fine stream water II Isar g
stsbling horses, close connecton 70
~ % TSe1@ n reference. 200 Duane St Ne" AOrA
rroTrSES for sale. sNchsrEe IN any IaTL @
II v-se+chsets- 90. EDWIN W. FISKE. Mount Nsrnon'
n Y.
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Unfmmshed apartments to Let.

'THE SUSSEX" SIS East 65th st.
High class elevator apartment building; eight room
mite for rent frcr7 r'r--i~- -. - rf'
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$1,000 COMMISSION FOR vol
To Let for Business Purposes.

nROSPEROUS GROCERY: profit $50 weekly: me
L references: rare oppcI-
tunitv can or address PRICE, rs East 13sth st
DARK PLACE. near Brosdvay-Whole building ne
L story basement. from January J. PLASo' 80
broadway.
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SHELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS.

TN-RNISHED COTTAGE TO RENT-New. pleasant
II convenient: large. airy White Mountains
Address Mrs l.. + JERRENAN. Sugar Hill " H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-14
COOL, BREEZY WYCHMERE

NOR RENT. IN THE ADIRoNDACEls NEAR PAUL
sMITH..A LARGE. ATTRACTIVE CAMP,
rrrrIy r-1-RNIsHED APPLY To PAUL SMITH.
ADTPoEDACKs or ALEX n. SHAW. re- BROAD ST.
NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-14
SIX PRIVATE DWELLINGS OFFERED

sale exchange. Tor Guilty pr3ler.y u 80.
private section modern new hvs stery AnsScan
Wortgsse SIS coo az So each. Principals I = WAKE
MAN. 1855 Broedwsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-14

A BAFGAIE-Stsau heated house. l7rge rlo-s
n 5000 down. balance 81 monthly uncilGes II
terestJ. others ANSON 257 Broadway.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19
Stst,sWssy rrspessls.

pURLlC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
7 that in accordance with the provisions o.
an act Of the General Assembly of the state oi
Colorado entitled An act to regulate the pro
CURING Of books, stationery and supplies for the
county otscers Of the Boards Of County Com
missiooers in the cuunties In this state" ap
proved April q ises, the usdersisnsd county
clerk Of 0tero county. Colorado. will receive
sealed proposals until I. o'cloek. noon, Jsssar,
Z, 1904, Tor furnishing county supplies for the
various ofIlcers Of said county. for and dufins
sie year 1904 consi.tin~ os all books, st.sin1ery
records, printing. lithoGraphinx and all othei
supplies. i.eludine pee., psncil.. jnh. envel
opps, letter heads. statements, blanks and ali
osker statiooery needed for said gear.
Also at the same time bids viii Be received
for all county printing Of q niscellaneou.
character. includine the clerks semi-snnual
b sealed and endor-sd plainly "Prcpo.sls 20
Ssasiooefy- or Proposals fc< PrintinR~ = as th<
ease may b.. All supplies 70 be furnished un
der this CONTRACT 10 be eqsal in Quality 70 tho
0usrd nay fejscs any a. all bids u Il shah aceu
Il for the hesa interest Of the eg1nty To do 81
By order a the Beard a County Cc0ois
HID. GARwOOD. Counsy Clerk.
Il Junta, Colo, Dece1bef I. ~
Pint pQh1ieati0a, Decsmber 3. fgA
I.ase solicitation. DeceMhcr - tN0
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19
sss,ee 10, psbiIess,ec.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
PUEBLO, CoLo.. November .. 1914

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
N compliance with the provisions Of the act
Of congress of June s. 1s1s, entitled An act foi
the sale OF timber lands In the states OF Cali
Sosn;a, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory" a. sxtcndet to all the public land state.
By act of August !. 1sac, Eaxenc Rourke. Of La
Junta, county Of Otesu. state OF Colorado. ha.
this day fled in this ofiice his sworn statement
No ten. for the purchase Of the south wcs,
quarter north west quarter OF section No. nye
in township No. twenty mine SOUTH ransr No
nfty i've west. in Las Animas county. and ~ill
offer proof tn show that the land sought Is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for aeri.
said land before the clerk Of the District Court
at La Junta, Colorad ado. on Monday. the twenty.
firth day Of January. 1904.
He names as witnesses: Frank 7: Lewis.
John Littletcn, Antonio Ebarra. all Of La
Junta, Colo: Thomas r. Tate. Of Hixhec Colo.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands arc requested to file their
claims in this Office on OF before said 18th day
Of January, 1904
8. A. ABBEY, Register.
First publication, Novemhcr IA. leB
Last publication, January %, 1904.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19
Nos,ee Tor pvbiiessioa.
United States Land oaiec.

United States Land Ofiicu.
PUEBLO, Colo. November q, 1909
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N following named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make Anal proof In
support Of his claim, and that said proof
will he mado before tho clerk of the
5. igol, viz: Felix q. Perkins-H. =. i0.2i7 for
the east half northeast quarter. section seven
teen, township twenty-five south, range fifty
four west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz:
John Osborn, sr., Frank Osborn. Frank Lcc.
Andrew Lce all Of La Junta, Colo.
S.A. ABBEY. Register.
FIRST publication. November =. 1903
Last publication. Decensber 70. 1903
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19

sal confidence. Confidence 10 the
lubricator that keeps the wheels Of
prosperity moving. When you lose
confidence in q community yon
breed disaster and develop hard
times. Every cloud has . silver
lining. Don't lose courage and
try to believe that it is not there.
Business men. who make . special
ty Of hard luck stories. are . poor
lot of sticks. and not much use to
4 community nohow.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19

How time does fly! The last
time we saw Marie Wainwright
was in 1882 in the old California
Theatre in San Francisco. She
was then Lawrence Barretts lead
ing lady in Francesca Di Rimini.
Twenty -cne years ago! We are
getting to be regular old spav-
and Marie, we'll, she is still quite
charming, but not as young AS she
used to be.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19

The capital which is now mainly
building and improving Denver is
not local. 1t is induced to ceme
here by universal commentator
and yet more money has been los,
in Denver real estate than in all
the irrigation enterprises in the
state. The future Of land irriga.
ton is far better assured than are
the real estate values of the cities
of Colorado.-T. c. Henry.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19
ne.,es 10, e.s,,ess,e..
United state. Land once, !

Un1t0d bt1t0a L1hd Outc6,
Puebio, Colo, December 5. 1908
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N the following named settler has filed notics
Of her intention 10 commute To cash and make
final pIoof in support Of her claim. and that
said proof will be made before the clerk Of ths
10, 1904, Wis: Mary A. Mason-H. Y. l11e4. for the
southeast quarter northeast quarter. east hall
southwest quarter southwest quarter sectios
thirty -nve, township thirty south, range nifty
seven west.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz: fred r. Hoe, Of Trinchera
Colo; Augustine Z. Ssndoysl. of Trinchera
Colo; Joel l.. Ballow, Of n Moro, Colo. Johr
4. 4. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. December 9, 1903.
Last publication. January II, 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19
.o.,e. Of r,.., s...,.~....

IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
James O'ToOle. deceased. Notes is hereby
given, that on Saturday the 18th day Of j an.
uary, A. D.. 1904, being ooe of tho regular days
Of the December term q the county court ol
Otero county. in the state Of Colorado. ]. Gerald
Doughsrty, administrator of said estate, will
appsar before the judge Of said court. present
my 6nai settlenenf a. such administrator. pray
tho approval Of the same, and Win then apply
which time and placs any perSoo in interest
may appear and present objections 70 the sans
IL any there bo.
GERALD DOUGHERTY,
administrator Of the Estate Of James O-Toole
deceased.
First publication, December l6, 1903.
Last publication. January Is 1904.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19

Did you ever tend store in a
postoffice1 Nor Well, unless you
are an angel or a SAINT, and have
temper that is as sweet and
stupendous as sugar factory,
don't, for it is an occupation that
tries mems souls, and not one that
is devoutly to be wished for. Most
everybody expects to get a letter
from somewhere every day from
somebody. But they don't, in
most cases. II they don't get the
aforesaid letter they begin to en-
tertain the suspicion that the post
master, or some Of his henchmen,
is holding out on them. Some
people who don't get letter once
a month religiously inquire for
mail three times a day. not only
for themselves but for their sisters
and their cousins and their aunts.
Not only that, but the aforesaid
sisters and the balance Of the fami.
ly, when disappointed, suspicion
that there must have been some
defect in the nature of the orig iual
inquiry, and they each and several
ly. decide TO make an inquiry on
their own hook. A colored boy
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19

One of the editors OF the Parish
Cleaner SAYS this week: "The
compositor was thinking OF pay
day, so in the fifth notice OF last
week used the work collection for
bulletin" Not necessarily. The
intelligent compositor who man
ipulates the silent messengers oi
thought on the Cleaner has a
severe attack Of church on the
brain for a brief season. 1t was
very natural for him to think that
the word "collection" ought tC
appear some where. 1t would moi
be in line with the usual course o'
events il it did not.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19
oves 81 Ratiests Treated
-i CsSefado.

A large stock Of glasses and artificial eyes ou
hand. A large portion Of headaches, hysteria,
insomnia, chorca tSt. vitus dance), nervous
Pfcstratioo, epilepsy and other servous con
OF the cause Affects permanent cure. II you
require Treatment for diseases Of the Eye Far,
Nose or Thrpat. II you ne~d giasscs ~cien-
tihcally fitted call early.
vhOes saeOssasse ssa sasSus ss ssv
Ossi sesssys ~so,est ssa sssusesi trceS.
@o0t e0Ge-
s:sss: g: 80 ass
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19
Administrators n0tiee.
y OF John Z WALKER.

= CEASED.
The undersigned, having besn appointed
Administrative Of the estate of John z. Walker,
iate OF the county Of Otoro in tho state oi
Colorado. deceased. heroby gives notice that she
county, Colo. at the court house In La Junta, in
said county. at tho December term, 1903, on the
second Monday In January next. at which time
persons having claims against said estate are
notified and requested 70 attend for tho pur.
pose Of having the same adjusted. All persons
indebted to said estate arc requested tn make
immediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated at La Junta. Colo. this 9th day OF
SARAH T. WALKER,
Administrative.
First publication, Dccember II, 190a.
Last publication, January ., 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19

A Michigan woman was scan
ming the marriage columns OF a
newspaper, and remarked to her
husband: "Here's strange CO.
incidence-a William Strange mar
ried to Martha Strange. Strange
indeed" replied her husband. "bu'
l expect the next news will be
little stranger"
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19
Til. Man
About Town

Take a piece OF ordinary writing
paper, fold it carefully, andinclose
a bank note sufficient to pay a
years subscription to the paper.
Keep an eye on the editor; II a
smile adorns his face, the trick
works like a charm. Now IS the
time to play the joker
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19

CAtaracts removed and cross
eyes Strengthened. Granulated
eye lids, sore eyes and catarrh
successfully treated. Glasses
scientifically adjusted by the lates,
and most approved up-to- date
methods. Difficult cases and
school children solicited.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19
ne,,e. 10, r.s,,es.,en.
United States Land Ofiice.
PURBI.o, Colo, November -, 1905

PuRBLo Colo, November -. 1908
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice o!
hsr intention to make final proof In support Oi
fose the Clerk Of tho District Court at Ia
Junts, Colo, on January ~, is%, viz; Mary 3.
Russsil--H. x. i.ssi, for the southeast quarter
west.
She names the following witnesses 70 prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz: Charles p. Kendall. William
N. Anderson. John Wilson, John 7. Was-ou,
all Of La Junta. Colo.
:. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publica ation. December 2, 1909.
Last publication, January q, 1904.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19

Once in a while there comes to
every community a test OF the
"nerve" of its business men and
influential people, when by some
adverse circumstance a portion OF
the population is forced to 60
away temporarily in search of en-
plovmeut. When such test comes
the leaders Of the community In
stea 4 of showing the white feather
and bewailing the misfortune
should show new courage and
come TO the front with a hearty
bravery which will insure univer-
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19
SATURDAY, DEC. I9. 1903
Coming Evsnts.

December Ioth-"The Hills oi
California"
December 2rst-Delinquent Tax
Sale.
December 24th-"Midnight Ex-
press
December 3Ist-Andrew's Opera
Company in "Birds of Feath.
er,"
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19

There is one little girl in this
burg who don't take much stock
in the fairy tale aboIt the mistIetoe
being the emblem Of love and that
every one passing under it has a
kiss coming. A rather precocious
youngster friend of the little tot
tried to make the game work one
day last week. He dug up a sprig
OF mistletoe, held it over the little
girl's head, and snatched what he
thought was due him. The mis-
tletoe heroine, in this instance.
however, did not approve of the
osculatory demonstration, and gave
a very good exhibition Of youth
full maiden in frenzy OF despair
She even weeped great br,ny tears.
and said she'd "never speak to him
again as long as she lived" maxi
ing fitting climax by telling her
mother all about it. When she
failed to receive the parental sym-
pathy that she thought was due
her, there were more "idle teaIs
from the depths of some divine
despair" What difference there
will be about eight years hence
when the maiden will have reach
ed the "sweet sixteen" period oi
her existence. The youngster. il
he is wise, won't need any mistle-
toe for a teaser
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19

There was an amusing little in.
cident at the La Junta Theatre
last Tuesday evening, on the oc-
casion of the appearance Of the
Jansen Carnival Company. While
the prestidigitator was engaged in
the mysteries of calculating card
trick, he asked some one in the
audience to shuttle deck Of cards.
He commenced looking around the
audience for some likely person
and finally spotted Baptist
deacon who probably looked as
though he would be able to do the
act with neatness and despatch.
The presidigitator was not disap-
pointed. The deacon filled the
bill, and shuffled the deck like a
veteran.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19

The man whose house is the
best in the land, whose town is
the best in the country, whose
state is the best in the Union,
whose nation is the best in the
world, is a good citizen, whether
he is a resident owner, mechanic,
teacher or a day laborer. He will
do his trading at home even if he
does have to pay little more. He
will take his home paper even il
It is a size or two smaller than the
big city paper. He will always
say good word for his town and
every enterprise it may champion.
He will be loyal to every educa-
tionai cause in il and work for the
success of the same in preference
to that outside. Then as a reward
for all this he will have prosperity
and the highest regard OF al! his
neighbors.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19

nuadseds of Hstieots IN THE Vicinity.
No i0eUesbie csses rskeo.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-19
tOF DENVER

is too well known TO need any in
PRODUCTION. His references are
his patients-your neighbors and
friends.