La Junta tribune., 1904-10-26
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Trade with II. G. Todd.


4 to II, at S. X. Mendelson's-
Ask your tailor tor Mitchell's
fashion plates. Bowen has them.
Navajo blankets, direct from In
dian reservation, at S. X. Mendel-
sons.
Don't be deceived. Use Morn
ing Glory coffee. Sold by II.
Rapp and w. Sherman only.
Mrs. Joseph Posi-. Mrs. J. H.
BAldridge and Mrs. Harry Bourne
were Pueblo visitors Mouday.
The TRIBUNE will be sent to all
new subscribers until January /.
1905, Tor IS cents. Now is the
time to subscribe.
John Msckie, who is attending
State University at Boulder. came
down last Saturday night to spend
Sunday with home folks.
c., d. Ford, of Denver. register
OF the United States Land Office.
was a La unta visitor Monday
morning for a few hours between
trains.
Victor Albera has opened a real
estate and fire insurance Office IN
Colorado avenue, in the quarters
formerly occupied by the late II.
q. Bourne.
"ALL | ask is a square deal for
every man. Give him a fair
chance. Do not let him wrong
any one. and do not let him be
wronged. Roosevelt.
We have Just received a carload
Of Birdseli and Peter Schuttier
wagons. Now is your opportunity
to get a good wagon at the right
price.-I.a Junta Hardware Com
pany.
Edison X. Waite, travelling aud
itor of the Publishers Collection
Agency, OF Chicago, was a La
Junta visitor Monday and made
the great family journal a frsternsl
call.
Mrs K. X. Mosher, accompan
led by her son, Jess, who have
been visiting the Worlds Fair and
relatives in Paul's Valley. l. T.,
for several weeks, returned home
yesterday morning.
c. b. Baldridge left Monday tor
Greeley to visit a brother who is
very i'll. The latter is al, engineer
on the Missouri Pacific aud has
been running out OF Kansas City
for thirty five years.
Rev. J. c. Horn, OF Lamar. has
been in town for several days in
the interest OF a colonization
scheme OF the Pan American Rail
way, which is endeavoring to in
duce immigration TO the vicinity OF
Jalisco. state Of Chiapas. Mexico.
Alonzo Logan Wisdom died at
the home OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. +. Wisdom, in this city
last Saturday morning. OF con-
sumption, aged twenty.three years.
He was a native of Missouri and
had been a resident OF this city for
five years. The funeral took place
last Sunday afternoon from the
residence on Cimarron avenue, the
interment occurring at Riverview
cemetery. The family have the
deep sympathy Of the community
in their great sorrow.
Rev. T. S. Leland, OF Victor,
was billed for great democratic
love feast. with moving dynamite
pictures, in West Holbrook, one
night recently. and not = soul, not
even a solitary democratic soul,
turned out to hear him. West
Holbrook is nearly unanimous for
Peabody and the entire Republi
can ticket, and even the Demo-
Gratis do not approve Of anarchy
and socialism,. which the gentle
Alvs is standing for this year Of
grace.
Charley McVey is home seeing
his family for a few days. He has
contract for an oil well just start
ed at Fairplay, Colo. He is only
down 800 feet and his contract is
for 5000 feet. Charley says
things were going little slow up
in the North Park and so the peo
pie got together and put up SIo.-|
600 for an oil we'll SO as to have
something doing. He goes to
Streator, Ill, shortly to put down
another water we'll for the Santa
Fe people. ROCKY Ford Enter