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La Junta tribune., 1904-02-10
L. Jun.. Young LADY i. tn. Lead.

The Star Journal OF Pueblo has
voting contest on and will send
ten lady employees Of that city to
the Worlds Fair at St. Louis.
-Four of the lady employees will be
given a ticket TO ST. Louis and re.
turn and pocket money ranging IN
amounts from Sa5 TO SIoo. Six CT
The successful contestants will be
given round trip ticket to the
fair. Miss Maude Mundell, of the
Pueblo Insurance and Realty
Company, and we'll known in La
lnnta, led the list Of contestants
IN Sundays Star Journal.
La Junta tribune., 1904-02-10

death was nearly tifty-;hree years
OF age. She was the wife of Rob-
ert II. Bowman, who has been in
the employ Of the Santa Fe as a
machinist at this point for num-
ber OF years. The bereaved hus-
band has the sympathy OF all in
his great affection The funeral
took place yesterday afternoon
from the Methodist church, the
services being conducted by the
Rev. c. o. kimball and the. inter.
ment taking place at Riverview
cemetery.
La Junta tribune., 1904-02-10
chssp Rates vie Santa Fs.

Reduced rates, on the certificate
plan, have been authorized for the
following conventions and meet
ings:
Chicago, Ill February 9th to
18th, National Assembly American
Motor League.
Chicago, ILL.,, February 9Th to
3th, Annual Convention Ameri
can Automobile Association.
Colorado Springs, Colo. Febru-
ary ioth to a3d, Language Confer
ference, Colorado College.
Columbus, Ohio, February sth
to 9Th, Annual Meeting Western
Packers Canned Goods Association
and Canning Machinery and Sup
plies Association.
Cincinnati. Ohio, February Ist
to 9TH, Annual Convention Nation
al Brick Manufactures Association.
Clevland, Ohio. February Ssh to
I 9Th, Annual Convention American
Bowling Congress Of the United
States.
Denver, Colo, February 18th to
18TH, Annual Convention Colorado
Retail Hardware Deslers' Associa-
ton, and Colorado W yoming
Lumber Dealers Association.
Toronto, Ont, February 9th to
La Junta tribune., 1904-02-10
pisessas FOR Safe.

Placards are tor saie at the
TRIBUNE office, at the rate OF hve
cents each. which read as follows:
For Sale.
Lodging.
For Rent.
Boarding.
No Credit.
No Smoking.
Dressmaking.
No Admi,tance.
Don't Spit on the Floor.
Boarding bf Day or Week.
Cigarette Smoking Not Allowed.
Extracts from the laws required
to be posted by boarding house
keepers If they would protect
themselves against dishones
patrons
La Junta tribune., 1904-02-10
"0Asid hsrum.''

David Harum," dram ltization
of the we'll known and widely read
book will be presented at the La
unta Theatre, Monday. February
z2d. The production will be the
same as that which was given the
comedy by Charles Froman during
its New York run. Westcotr's
book was dramatized and present.
ed to the public two years ago.
Its success was immediate and the
New York engagement, which
lasted sixteen weeks, WAS remark
able for its large receipts. Much
OF the charm of the book lay in
the cleverness with which the
characters were drawn and in the
atmosphere surrounding the scene
and the adlpters were careful to
retain in the play all of those
things which made the book such
interesting reading. MIR. Turner's
protrayal of Harum is described
as being exceedingly artistic. 1t
is no exag ggeration to say that it
would be difficult to find another
actor capable OF giving the char
aeter the touches with which he
rounds ont his portrayal OF the
shrewd old countryman. The i'm
portance OF this engagement war
rents large audience, something
which is already assured the com
Pany and its players.
La Junta tribune., 1904-02-10

Iath, Annual Meeting National
Association OF Master House
PaineIs and Decorators.
For rates and particulars call on
or address A. n. Turner, ,icke.
agent, Santa Fe, La Junts, Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1904-02-10
e.s.s q s... a.s.. y. s.-~..

Mrs. Elizabeth E Bowman, wife
Of Robert H. Bowman, died al
her home on Cimarron avenue last
Sunday evening At 2 o'clock, after
. prolonged and painful illness
extending over . period Of several
years. Mrs. Bowman vas native
q Ohio and as the time Of her
La Junta tribune., 1904-02-10
soss MORE LOCAL ,ress.

at Potter's book store.
Biggest and best selection OF
valentines at Potter's.
q. S. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. 2I-S.
For fresh bread. pies or cakes GO
to Fishers postofice news stand.
Holland herring SI.I5 per kes;
smoked herring so cents per box.
at Mosher's.
DR.. p. B. Linville, dentist.
Office. Simonton block. Phone
No. Io22 red.
Charles Norman, OF Pueblo, has
been La Junta visitor for several
days on business.
Gem" flour, best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded.-La Iunta Milling Co.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co..
undertaking. embalming. Phone,
442 black; night phone. 462 red.
DR.. a. l.. Stubbs. Office in
Simonton block; telephone, Io72
red; residence phone. 7sa black.
Three pounds broken java cof-
fee, IS cents; good coffee in bnlk
at 10 and I2H cents, at Mosher's.
w. A. Lester OF Swink, has
rented a forty acre tract OF the
| American Beet Sugar Company's
land.
| The ladies OF St. Andrews
Guild will give their annual sale
and tea the first Thursday after
Easter. Particulars will be. an
nounced later.
Mrs. +. l.. Stephenson and
daughter, of Fairfield. Iowa, who
have been the guests OF +. p.
Stephenson and family for several
weeks, returned home last Sunday.
A Lincoln county sheepman
named A. Forder recently brought
a farm in the Holbrook district of
Otero county and is fixing it mp
for breeding establishment
He will soon drive in 5000 or
5000 ewes from the range on
Horse creek and put them on feed
preparatory to an early lambing
season in March and April He is
erecting large sheds and otherwise
equipping the place for first class
lambins establishment. Field and
Farm.
The water users living on Home
Place and adjacent lands have or
ganized an association for the pur
pose Of equitably distributing water
from the Otero canal and keeping
up the hesdgates and laterals. For
this purpose a manager has been
appointed to look after the inter
ests Of all parties. In order to
defray the necessary expenses the
directors have levied an assess
ment OF SO cents per acre on all
lands using water from these lat
erals.
Records have been complied by
the Santa Fe passenger depart
ment which show that for the first
fourteen days of this month the
limited passenger business into
southern California has increased
fourteen per cent over the traffic
for the same number Of days last
wear. On the other hand the bus.
mess of the regular overland trans
show but slight increase. The
Santa Fe estimates that IS per
cent of its California traffic comes
to the southern part OF the state.
A marriage license was issued
from the county clerks Office last
week to Eli Schooley and
Myrtle Rogers, both Of Rocky
Ford. The TRIBUNE made an
error last week ia chronicIing this
news item. Loren ]. Henry, s
married man Of Rocky Ford, ap-
piled for the license. and his name
instead Of Mr.. Schooley appeared
AZ the nros0ecfive Ur0om The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-09
WEBER STAKE ACADEMY

Ogdcn.-A substantial increase NJ
students since the holidays. both In
the day and the night school, is re-
corded on De academy roll,
Dr. ] NJ. Tanner delivers the first
lecture Of the years calendar next
Monday evening at the academy assem-
hly hail His subject will be, what
the Nations Are Doing" To those not
holding season tickets, the price Of adj
mission win be % cents.
The citizens Of ogden need have no
excuse for not having an opportunity Of
purchasing season ticket: nearly
every student Of the academy has them
for sale. Last years course OF lectures
was an excellent one, but this year the
course is Of even a higher order.
Elder Angus Y. Wright was the
speaker at devotional Thursday morn
Ing He gave many gems OF thought to
the students that viii greatly benefit
them, and was successful In making
all feel that work makes the man and
the want Of It the fellow" II was a
talk well seasoned with practical the.
ology,
While listening to the beautiful sing.
ing Of our choir last Thursday, every
ono was impressed with the fact that
practice makes perfect
The psychology class 10 not 50 wrapped
up In the text book that they can't
make independent observations ON the
subjects studied, It's members use these
observations to Illustrate the many
truths discussed.
Members Of the missionary class, to-
gcther with other students who are
somewhat backward In their English,
are doing some special work in gram
mar during the noon hour undor The
tutorship Of the training class.
our boys are putting forth some hon
est effort In their basketball practises
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-09
BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE.

Logan Jan. 7.-school reconvened
last Monday morning after a Christmas
vacation Of two weeks. during which
time nearly all the students were at
their homes President Linford wei
coined the students back again. and
encouraged them to begin work in ear
nest and be determined to succeed.
Elder Orson Smith visited school on
Tuesday for short time, and address,
cd the students in devotional exercises.
lie gave some very excellent advice TO
the students.
a large number Of students have lust
entered college to begin work on the
winter course. The list numbers near
" oO New classes in cooking, carpen-
Try ana many other subjects were or
ganized tn, accommodate the new stu
dents.
Prof, Robinson was absent Monday
ana Tuesday. He was at Salt Lake City
attending the Patti concert
The PhiomathIc Literary society
VIII meet next Friday night. The fol-
lowing program will be rendered. Vio-
lin solo, Eva Nebeker; address. Mayor
10 w, Robinson; vocal solo. Melvin ].
Ballard; reading. Miss Almcda Perry.
Prof u, c, Jensen and Miss Hubbard
met with the conjoint Mutual Improve
ment associations IN Smithheld last
sunday night, and lectured before the
people.
Instructor Amos Merrill lectured at
the Joint session Of the NJ, !. A, In New
ton on Jan. 3.
Prof w. II, Chamberlain will address
the Saints in Wellsyille next Sunday
night
President Linford goes TO Salt Lake
city next Saturday to attend "A meet
ing Of the state board Of examiners.
At the last session Of the Weber
county teachers held In Ogden, Miss
Peterson, critic teacher IN the training
school, lectured on Primary Methods
Miss Perry gave a lecture on Read
ing before the teachers Of Cache coun-
~ in their recent session.
The first number Of the Crimson came
out just before the holidays The stu
dents gladly received an dwill all be
united IN giving it their support.
President MoMurrln will be at school
Friday for the purpose Of interviewing
missionary students.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-09
BIZ ANCii NOR NAL.

Cedar city, Jan, MANY new faces
We're seen with the old ones at opening
Of school after holidays
Bess Angel n former graduate, who
IS now teaching az Enoch, has been
with w for the past two days. Her
school VIII not convene this week. Ow-
Ing 10 repairs which are being made
on the SCI col building.
julius Foster one Of the "pioneerr
students = the branch normal, ad A..
dressed US in chapel Monday morning.
Elson Morris. student from St.
George, underwent an operation yester-
day, Tine patient Is doing as well as
coul be- expected. DR.. Middleton has
The case IN charge,
The Misses Roundy who have been
stricken with the same disease that
took their brother from them, are slow
~ approving, Dr. Middleton has great
hopes of their recovery.
Miss Lula cutter who was In attend.
ance before holidays, was not able to
return on account OF Illness.
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SALT LAKE CITY SCHOOLS.

Ide matter Of promotions was dis.
VSu's'I ut the principals meeting
wednesday afternoon. Supt. Chrsten-
te. emphasized the importance Of cs-
ahihWg as the criterion by which
10 Judge the qualifications Of the candi-
9N' for promotion, the following
pan0hcs.ReadIng grammar. language
ap'IIg pcnmunship and the funda.
,N.O'il operations Of arithmetic, Here.
lo'0'r, history, arithmetic and gram
n'l nave been regarded as the topics
W. 10. proficiency Of which students
H'l' been Judged.
a. probable forecast Of the number Of
Students who are prepared to enter
upon High school work at the begin
'I"t '. the second semester was civ.
9, W la' 20 100, or this number, tho
quo. VIII furnish so, the Lincoln co.
W. Faut 80 or GO, As far as can be
',....J from a careful sanyas de-
,WW y large majority Of the graduates
TH' '' found pursuing work at the
HltN school after the 2Sth inst.
''pJ Christensen touched upon the
snu. l'nlng u the courses In the grades
.''U' eight ana a half years TO eight
'N +. which course would demand the
summation Of certain material from
~. ,urIculium, THIS, however, he
mentioned as a probable move Of the
., raohers Of s A grade, with prncl-
' net the superintendent IN meet
i.g called for the purpose OF determine
,ut matters relative to the coming
s"''lIlon. The meeting was held mt
W.. Ily and County building last
'V..l'y afternoon
"'f Pollock docs not anticipate hold
"' grade meetings FOR some time,
,,a.L Parratt OF the Art department
w, ' soon have his program ready for
meetings with teachers,
N''s McManls. whose copybooks are
,hl '"s used IN the city schools has held
,r' , .'lloWing meetings during the past
.ol" WIN teachers Of all grades of the
If",o,S mentioned: Jan. A., Sumner.
,' t'l llon and Webster at Sumner
,i.'ol. Jan. 8, WashIngton Jan s.
t.. Is1n Her meetings for the com
~ week are Jan. il, Grant, Lincoln.
GG0lI ller Riverside and Wasa,oh nj
n, ON, school Jan. ~. Fremont, Frank
.,h Nasatch and Twelfth District
'''''' at Fremont Jan. TO- Union
nv ,I'.s Cox is at present doing substi.
"'s work ut the Lincoln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-09
AGP ICULTOPAL COLLEGE,

Logan.-An unusually large number
of students entered during the week for
winter course work in agriculture and
mechanic arts. The main floor Of the
assembly hall is now entirely filed AT
chapel exercises, while choir Of 40 or
80 students ia seated in the gallery.
Mr.. Annette from Boise. who has
been at work with government sur
Neylng corps entered the college last
Tuesday as a sophomore engineer
Mr. JOS West Of Ogden addressed the
students at chapel last Tuesday on the
Importance OF character as an element
OF success In life His remarks were 10
the point and much appreciated by the
audience,
state Engineer Doremus visited the
college last Thursday and delivered a
very interesting and instructive lee
ture on irrigation,
The domestic science department
commenced serving the lunches, for
which they are famous, last Wednes-
day. This Is the regular practise work
in cooking and continues during the
winter months, Many members of the
faculty have now RELOCATED their lunch
boxes to the shelf for three months
rest
Capt Styer oreanLsed a signal CORPS
during the wees - also commenced
his lectures on military science I'm ac-
cordance with the plan Of the war de-
partment.
Prof, Clark is working on a program
ri 4 a aVafW 81 al
mems association 10 he held here next
month. 1t Is expected that some east
ern stock and dalrymen viii be in at
tendance.
Prof Jensen was engaged during the
Christmas cavation In putting up shaft.
ing ana installing new machinery in
the shops,
Prof Upham and Miss Moench have
begun rehearsas on "As you like IT,"
which Is to be given during the winter
under the auspices OF Student Life.
A class in Spanish was organized last
Wednesday by Prof Wilson.
The Wednesday matinee dances by
the college orchestra will be continued
beginning with next week.
Mrs, Moench has taken a part OF the
Roberts house west OF Main street. Misc
Moench and Frank will now have the
pleasure of home life again,
The senior domestic science girls have
been discussing the question OF owning
home VS. renting from an economic
and moral standpoint
The expOsltion cornn,lt,ao 80 oo,.i.,,t
tural colleges and experiment stations
has authorized Dr. Widtsoe 20 have
models OF the vegetation house, and the
Greenville farm constructed to illus
trate the work in vegetation and Iriiga-
ton at the Louisiana Purchase expo-
sltlon at St Louis next summer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-09
THE STATE BANK
OF UTAH.
SALT LAkE CITY

-----OF UTAH. -----
SALT LAKE CITY.
Joseph + Smith President
VIM, H. Preston Vice President
Dharles 5, Burton Cashier
Henry T. McEWan Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS:
Heher J. Grant. Isaac Barton.
Joseph f. Smith. James - Murdoch,
Chas. s. Burton, BYRON Groo
WIN - Preston llcbor NJ, Wells.
A. w. Carlson
Commercial Banking 400 all IT'S branches.
Accounts Solicited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-09

Miss Shield, Of the Lowell, but form.
eriy Of the Grant, is enjoying a half
years furlough.
Company A, Of the II. S. cadets met
Thursday to arrange for floral trib.
ute 10 be presented IN honor OF the late
Mr. Gleason, father Of Truman Glea.
son member Of their company.
Excellent work in designing has
reached the manual training supervisor
from the different schools. The work Is
on exhibition In the teachers room, c.
and c. building,
The High school held one OF its In
teresting assemblies last Friday at.
tern0On.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-09

these days, and we have every assur-
ance that they will give good accounts
of themselves before the state league
series is over. Their first game is with
the Brigham Young college OF Logan.
Jan. 10, In the pavilion. Arrangements
are being made 20 secure an efficient
coach for our team.
The academy gives its next dance
on the evening of Jan. Is. The pro-
ceeds will 30 to the purchasing OF
books for our library. The new cata-
logue Is now ready FOR use, and 1t is
greatly appreciated as a much needed
convenience.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-09
What The Coupon Does.

The Free Inquiry Coupon II used promptly will bring Vol
handsome specimen pages and full particulars and will ntu
to the special price and to bookcase for the Encyo
paedIa. But should be sent at once,
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What Is Said OF II.

1T without In he whole noble army Of encycopae-
das"-Lymau Abbott D, D.
The Encyclopaedia Britannica Is king Of It's tribePro
ID Swing
III all other books destroyed the Bible excepted the world
would lose but little Of It's Information" -spwgeon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-09
The Desire to Improve

the element which has upfed whole made
tire civilizations Kingdoms have passed away states
have arisen simply because individual
themselves
printed for your benefit in the ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITAIN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-09
The New Years Resolution

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the status Of the Rocntgen biography
II you start 1904 with BRITANNICA you turn over 1900
leaves instead OF
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-12-31
Useful To Know.

Plunging bruised Or crushed finger iGlo
very bot water viii relieve the pain more
quickly than anything else
Il Is claimed that deep breathing de-
crosses ,hr sine ct the abdomen, and rounds
oat the eaiiened ehes, Always try this
exers ~. IN a sell ventilated r,pon.
AneNee'len, mustard plaster tor children
Is made Il enc Psrt mustard and four parts
If aouy, mixed silh equal parts Of glyeer-
ire and white II aa egg.
For wh1opiug cough, asafuctlda inside
into paste and spread on lid 70 form a
plaster ter thp chest gave. much rclicf Ii
may BE- worn c1u,rsu,ls dar,ag the tull
Jcri.d II the di,es-e
The jaigr 81; haif leul1n so a cup If
stoo- black cDf,y, wiIhou, sugar, wsli
oitsH ga.rv sax headache
Itany f<5s.,u 81 ho i. liable to poison with
the lsi-aa isy viii take pare olive oil after
is.,us exposed 20 10. be will feel no bzj ef-
tvct-. - 3d., asl peugralsEs~ Ihe cs,l efieets
ofihe r"f-gu, even Il few doses arr taken
after the l-,i=t.n has breken uut
The French method 81 administering
castor 30 10 children IS 20 Iaur the oil into
a pan ever moderate srv. b0ak au egg
u.go !, aud .sT Wheu the esg Is cooked
ssyur wi,h salt. sugar ~ curraut jelly.
Il Is claimed that grated slid iurpip
saturated wt'h tuTFcatiisc. applied 60 a
iclaa all reliesc the pain az onoe. sui vii
area say felaH iu Eaelgr h.slrs Then
dress vl3b > hcahBg salyc
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Great-great grandnother's Present.

HANOVER, Pa, December 25.-Mary Schei.
vert, Il month old girl of this place, has the
distinction of receiving Christmas gift from
her great great grandmother, probably the
only child in Pennsylvania with such a rea-
tive. The birth of the Scheivert baby cousti-
tuted representation of FIVE generations in
one family, all the members of which are fem
mime. There are very few instances on record
where five generations exist, and this does not
indicate race suicide in York comfy. The
cham of five generations Is made up as fol-
lows: Mrs. Matthias Myers, great great graI.3
mother, who enjoys good health at the age Of
90, Of jefferson; Mrs. Henry Snyder, great
grandmother, and daughter Of Mrs. Myers, 60
years old, of New SuSheim; Mrs. Levi Al.
bright, grandmother aud daughter of Mrs. Sny
der, aged As years, Of Hanover; Mrs. Frank
Scheivert, mother and daughter of Mrs Al
bright, q years of age. Of this place; aud,
finally, the subject OF the sketch, lTmonth-
old Mary Scheivert, great great grandchild.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-12-31

remember in description Of Ceylon
or India some forty years ago q story Of
an Englishman who had a pet monkey
Licking out O! bis window one dag, be
observed hi cook getting chicken ready
tor baihng, while the monkey lay on the
ground shamming death, and a party OF
crow, stood at short distance. divided
between the desire for the kitchen offal
and the fear of the possibly shammiug OF
the monkey. One Of ;he crows, more al
ven, .fous than the rest came within the
mas,r distance and Wa, instantly in the
cllEetr5T BIC monkey. At the same ;d,-
men; ;he cook. having finished trusting
the chicken, PIT it into the pot and went
of frr 4 short time
The monkey pluckej his crow as he had
jus, seen the cook pluck the chicken, took
re FOWL oui OF he pot put the crow in
aud retired with his exchange When the
cook came back and perceived the fowl left
prepaliu. for his master luncheon turned
black as he was, as may be supposed
struck dumb with terror at this manifest
Intervention Of the evil one