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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-10

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La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09
Comforts Of Travel.


The porter on the .Californis
limited this winter will be pre-.
pared to press a gentleman's
trousers while he waits. This is q
new wrinkle, introduced for ,he
benefit OF fastidious dressess. II
isn't absolutely necessary to carry
along an extra pair of trousers,
either. The porter works while
you sleep.
On this luxurious train daily
market reports are received by
wire; there are the latest morning
and evening newspapers issued en-
route. fine stationery. a library oi
western books and current maya
zines. A Whitley exerciser fol
those who wish to keep up ath.
letics, and electric curling irons
for the ladies are other travel
comforts.
The Santa Fe intends to keep
its fast flyer at the front.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09
se...alr pe...l c.rs..

The TRIBUNE has just placed an
elegant series OF souvenir postal
cards ON the market. containing
ten local views as follows: Otero
county court house. city hall, Park
House. Columbian High School.
birdseye view Of La Junta. Colora-
do avenue view. F. Finney's resi-
dence, Arkansas river-high water,
La Junta Brick and Tile Works,
Santa Fe trains at depot, the or.
chestra that made La Junta famous
|-Wonderlv's.
They will be found on sale at the
following business houses: /. W.
Fisher, T. c. Coltman, La Junta
Drug Company, Palace Drug
Store and A. M. Potter.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09
''eos Mothers Sake.

"For Mothers Sake" a new
rural drama, will he seen at the
La Junta Theatre, Saturday. No
vembes iath. A great deal Of
fault has been found Of late with
the general run Of plays, because
Of the tendency OF managers to
select two or three players that
are capable, and, for the balance
Of the company pick up any
dereiict which may be found float.
ing on the theatrical ocean. This
is penny wise.and pound foolish
plan, il deceives no one but the
managers themselves. They are
the ones that are being led to be
lieve that the theatre going public
cannot see through their scheme.
Happily. Managers Ruseo &
Holland do not belong to that
class. They give the public
credit for the intelligence they
possess, aud realize that one OF
two actors cannot give . sat's-
factory performance. In engag-
ing people they select only the
best and therein lies the secret ol
the compsny's success. Every
man, woman and child in the cast
Of "Fos Mothers Sske" 10 . I'm.
ished actor.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

The Youths Companion uses
entertainment - . means rather
than IN end. conveying always in
its fiction and its articles some
eenvincing truth or some contsi-
button to the useful knowledge Of
its readers.
The 37S men and women enlist.
ed 20 write Tor the Compsnics .
sepsesent sn infinite variety Of
ssleats and csl!ings. Through the
Compansos tAey sddsess not only
the young and impsessionable. bot
sbe fathers ssd moshess 0f the
sasios. The entise family claim .
shsse 10 she good shisgs which Gil
The coopanioe's psges
Fall illustrated ssaosoee0ess.
dssesjo;sg tie psioeipsI Sestsses
sG he Coapesioe's sew ve,sos
~ 1925, vill be seat 70 ssy Cd
deess lsee-
The oew Subscriber 6os s0os
Will seesive sll he issses q tbs
|coopesios ~ The senssisioG
Wsefs a sSo4 isee iso0 ehe tios
a subeesjpaios, slso the Coopes-
- ssCssDoaieos" Cales6af -
ICES lisbegsspAed 10 twelve eosess
YovTn's coMpAnsoUs
Dooeoo, 0oa2
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09
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After September l. 1904, will
not do any credit business. except
with people who have an account
with me now and pay their bills in
full every thirty days
MATT DAIMLER.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09
elecr,on rc.s,oss !.

0e0SssV0 oSUOo0
| The "Palmer" and "iVooltex'
cloaks At kendall's.
II You will always find . prescrip.
ton clerk At the. La lunta Drug
Company.
Tn. Womcn's Relief Corps will
give = chicken dinner ae La Junta
election day. Roast crow on the
side for the defeated ones. James
Barton Adams.
The majorities for the county
officials in 1901 we're % follows:
Garwood. gas; Beerbohm. s7s;
Barr. a79; Kirkpatrick. IS; Wallis.
3S; Lyon. sal; Green, 1877.
Bsyan's majority in Osero coun-
" in 1900 was 34'. out Of = total
vote Of 1857. Bryan's majority
in La Junta was a4s. but McKin-
ley carried Rocky Ford by = ma
jorisy Of 50.
The total vote in Rocky Ford
was 1864. divided as follows: No.
3. 35r: No. 4. 36e; No. ~; 4So;
No. IS. 443. There were 4I3
straight Democratic votes cast and
ara Republican.
| The country editors are no
doubt glad they are through pay
ing pound rates on political sup
plements that nobody read save
the Denver psoofreadeTs who had
to.-James Barton Adams.
Pesbody's majority in Otero
county in 1904 was 3es. out OF a
total vote Of $3.50. He carried
every precinct in La Junta. re-
ceiviag q majority Of 90. and car.
ried Rocky Ford by a majority Of
50.
Bryan carried Otero county in
1896 by q majority Of I.645. His
majority in La Junsa was 500. and
in Rocky Ford 4s3. Mckinley
received a grand total Of I7s votes
in La Junta and I46 in Rocky
Ford.
One of the Democratic hurry
up wagons was emblazoned with
the imperialis,ic slogan Of
"Roosevelt for Emperor. and
Parker for President" Parker
came about a. near being presi.
dent a. Roosevelt ever will Of
being m emperor. =
A new song being boosted BY the
state papers 10 entitled "How Can
Things Be on the Level When
the World 10 Round" The next
question for the songsers to tackle
should be. "aow Can q Man Vote
q Straight Ticket at a Crooked
sion.-Jsmes Barton Adams.
The registration Of Rocky Ford
foots up almost IS per cent great
e. than two years ago. The vssi.
Gus precincts show resident voters
~ iollows: Third. 46I; fourth.
$40; seventeenth. $40; eighteenth.
767; total, a,3o6. II 10 estimated
that 1900 voves will be cast
Rocky Ford Enterprise.
shall 60 into the presidency
uohsmpesed by any pledge, prom.
ice OF understanding Of any kind,
sort OF description, save my own
psomise, made openly to the
American people, that 30 far a. ip
my power lies. ! shall see TO il
that every man has square dsal.
no less. no mose-Theodose
Roosevelt.
The total registration in the
Eve precincts Of La Jun's wss
., a76. aud the total vote I,7o7.
The vote in the various psecincss
Vas - follows: No. 2. 337; No.
9. a37; No. 9, 4os; No. Il. 367;
No. -. SIS. This 10 the hishess
vote ever esss in La Junta by 393.
The total vote in La Junsa in 1850
vas 1874. and in 1901 was 1898.
lssesess 10 the election ssss
high. - evi 1eseed BY the fact that
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

Iaessas s~S Gssssssias.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
STOCKS, BONDS, MONEY
INCREASED DEALINGS ASSfSTED
BY MOMENTUM OF PREVIOUS
DAY VALUES TO HIGH
Err LEVEL.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
New York, July G--Increased deal
ings IN stocks today and momentum
impaired to price movement by yes
terdays operations carried the level
OF values to considerably higher
level today and enabled buyers tc
take profits freely on the advance and
continue the movement in spite Of
some unpropitious features in the
days news.
Union Pacific retained position Of
influential leadership in the market
but was not so dominant as yesterday
and was the subject Of free proitt-taK
ing along others conspicuous In yes
terday's movement
The position Of conspicuous leader
ship today was taken by Pennsylvania
and United States steel preferred.
A rise of nearly sour points IN
Northern Securities on the curb was
sympathetic help to the genera
market, but was unexplained. The ad
vance in prices Of copper led to the
rise lin Amalgamated Copper. The
market was readily carried TO the tot
.leyel' of the day in the final hour after
much: realizing had been disposed @
and the closing was fairly steady, bu
not at best prices. X
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
a. p
. Bed
p. - M @H
Ridden From Severe
Heart Trouble.
Pale, Weak and Con.
stantly Tired.
DIR. Miles Heart Cure
Cured Me.

II write 10 thank you Tor the cure re.
ceived from your rcmcdiez When L Logan
taking your medicine | was confined 70 ros
bed most of the time. Oar best home doc
tors told me there was no cure for me On
account Of the weak condition II my heart
| was pale and weak. constantly tired. had
40 appetite and could not sleep. was ey-
ceedingly nervous and easily irEtsied IN
consequence. At last l began taking as .
last resort. DR.. Miles, New Heart Cure
together visa DE-. Miles Vine ct Sara.
parills. / was helped from the start and ]
cannot say enough in praise OF these wonder
full remedies. can truthfuiiy say they are
the best medicines ever TOOK. They cured
me and am nos able 10 work on the farm
every dsy. / gladly recommend your rem
edi,s 10 all sulfercrk"-Wm. b. Campbell
Mantorvi.ie. Mian-
"For years I could not tlrn my hcsd % the
night bat il caused great pain IN The back Il
my neck ard il seemed e tIrues my head
would tr-st with pain | would sOmotlrles
lie down, and cosid not Get MP without help
say neck was 50 stiff. Abor-olcc a seek
would have 10 70 to bed with I very severe
headache. b. rising one o. Dr. LES Nerve
Piasiers On nv hex ard occ1z 10Y uSing
the Anii-Pain Pi.is. which always relieved
the tea1achc instantly, ! completely over.
came rs trosb.r. and both heseache snd
sti4rsss hare di-s-peaFed- Mss IpcT Bal
lows. Cierci-us. Oh.5.
All druggists rel sid guarantee first bot
.ie D. Esics' Rezs-slic- send for Tree boob
On Serv,afs aai Iiczrt Disease Aderss
d. Miles Medical 90 Elkhart, Ia
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
A Sacrifice for His Country.

The young soldier had returned
from the Philippines with the bronzed
complexion of veteran and not lit
tie pride In his own soldierly appear
ance. Admiring glances followed him
when he appeared ON the streets OF
his native village. His adoring fam
fly apparently shared the general
opinion, and his six.year-old sister, in
particular. gazed at him with rap at
tention: whenever he was In the
house her worshiping but puzzled
eyes never loft his countenance.
We'll. what Is it?" finally asked the
young hero. expecting a compliment
on his improved aspect why do you
look at me In this hattering man
ner?"
"Oh, Bobi" breathed the child, in
an awe-stricken whisper, will you
always have to stay negrog'-Chi
csgo Record Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
,%coULDNiT SEE THE GLORY.
Horseman Refused to Race Trottei
4 :.es's AGAINST Durham Bull.

F1SlOSEA " 7oNC f'~re~'
g:.Ss Against Durham Bull.
President Roosevelt told the follow.
ing story to a party OF friends who
were at luncheon with him few days
ago:
Lincoln used to tell this story,
the president said. ut is about a
man who had fine trotting stallion
and applies to the present political
situation. The stallion could go
around the track in s:40 and had
beaten everything in sight.
Its owner brought tbs stallion up
in front of the grand st md and was
surrounded by admiring friends. In
q few minutes farmer came along,
who said: You think that's a purity
fine affair. don't yer
Eyes, said the man who owned
the stallion; Il do
wal I'll bet We 500 I've got a
Durham bun that can out trot your
boss In a mile
The upshot OF II was that the
match was made. after much banter
ing from the friends of the man who
owned the stallion. and $40 forfeit
was put up.
"When the time came for the race
tho man who owned the stallion re-
fused TO race. 'Why?' asked some
friends
Well said the man. there will
be no glory In beating Durham bull,
and think Of my position if the Dur
ham bull beats mel"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
WHEAT, CORN And OATS
GOOD TRADE WITH STRONGER
FEELING WITH GOOD BUYING
az COMMISSION HOUSES
MODERATE OFFERINGS.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Chicago, July WlfEAT--There
was : good trade AMI feeling again
tronger. Close showed July up III
September "a higher. Commission
houses were good buyers Of Septem-
Der while carly offerings were moder-
atc. Wet weather was the principal
bull influence. The market, however
was strengthened somewhat by an in
crease Of five million bushels in the
worlds available as shown by Brad
streets. No. 2 red 1902, No. red $40
O; July SsM0as; September opened
3lsmA highest "; lowest No 2B@5
clio ing Il.
CORN--Bctter trade and stronger
.undertonc, the close showing July up
A@%; September asMh higher
Commission houses were good buyers
September and December and May
wanted by provision interests. Wet
weather ana strength in wheat were
the main bullish Influences; No q
49A:. g.. sA @9h July S84@1z Sep;
tcm'ber opened .9@A highest '1sS low
c 0. closing ~: -. : 4:
OATS More. generally TRADED rip ll
advanced 1aGg1,. Glazing most at: the
top with gains ia ". Jllly leading
There was good selling :of September
ana purchases Of July WET weather
ana the strength in other grains as
sisted in causing buying and advance.
No. 2, $685.: Nos. s.. jugs Sep
TENDER opened 2ts Oh; highest " |;
lowest 2, sloslng as@1s. MI. ~. .-,e....'::,'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
Stocks ) Bonds J Cefeals
DWARF TREES IN JAPAN.
One 10 Inches High May &c 900
Years Old and Worth $3.50.


A Japanese nursery garden Is
revelation. There, on benches, u
rows. sit tortured trees in their bowls
or pans OF faience. Their perfection
is a marvel Of patience, requiring
years for it's accomplishment; some
times one man will give as much as
30 years attention to a single littlo
cherry tree
Each curve, each leaf, each twi3
has It's direction and proportion regu-
lated by the most rigid and imnemos-
ial PRINCIPLES, and 10 have any value
In Japanese eyes n dwarf must con-
form absolutely to the iron rules laid
down by the caaons of taste In tho
days when Iyeyasu Toku wa para
lyzed into an adamantineEtmmobility
the whole a7tistic and Intellectual life
OF the country. ,
The effect is, of course, exquisite In
its elaborate and rather morbid beau-
ty. But it must be said that there
are many dwarfs, very many. VIII oh
go for low prices, owing to the impar-
lection Of their development; they
have a bough or bend that Is not
prescribed.
Consequently the Japanese win buy
them-indeed, with pleasure-but will
not admit their claims to be works Of
art.
The. 'untutored savage eye of the
west entirely fails to see any differ
once. between 9 perfect specimen 10
inches. high: three centuries Of equal
hight. 81. 1--we years. growth and dol.
lar value. Macmillan ~. !.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
Did She Get III

Andrew Carnegie rsceives each
week fiom twenty-five 10 fifty Ne
quests for autographs. The re
quests. as a rule are written IN a dun
and commonplace WY. but now and
then one comes that causes Mr.. Car
negie 60 smile.
He smile broadly over such a one
last month, just before he set out for
Scotland It was a letter from q
schocigirl u thirteen. and, after ask
irg for an autograph in the usual form,
she ended with these willy words.
ri you think that this request Is
unwarranted on ny part, please send
your refusal in your own handwriting,
and with your own signature so that
may know 81 is authentic"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
r. Live Stock Markets.
Rv thee AssocIated Press.

Chicago. JGly. g. cATTLE-Thert
was a; fairly active general demand
Al .steady%prices.'.' Buyers very. exact
Ing, grassy. cattle were. disepninates
against, The best demand. being fol
well mdtured, han9y''dIy: ed::'.teers
.sfockeTs:and. feeders. dow. -: :.
'HoGS.. There was.ai active demand
.once more. price: .ruiti Strong about
2Is as .hieher. Extreme range BEING
$5.25G071z, the latter being new
high record.
Prices ruled strong. there
being an active general demand.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
Provision Market.

BUTTER Steady; creamery 13d
IS.
CHEESE-Steady. large and small
6kms%.
EGGS-Steady to firm: western III
N19.
COFFEE-Optionz steady, unchang
ell to decline points on August
Sales $500 bags Spot Rio steady
z invoice ~ mild steady.
SUGAR-Raw firm. refined firm
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
Miscellaneous.
Money and EXCHANGE.

= Money: on call!easy: al "a per cent
Observation-Disclosures offered ~ Time
l9ahs$frin5:, sixty i.apd:ninety' days. "a
.iG;2 u per ,cent;;;:slx.s months. S@3H
'PTiihe<paper% va q. per- cent. Eek
change firm; demand gs!sT25 q 1890
tiSty ::days:I siS5;$5 q !iS&io.. par stl
Yer $3.50 -.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
rhe shadow on the BLIND.

Last night ] walked among the lamps
that CLEANED.
And saw a shadow on a window blind.
A moving shadow; and the picture
seemed
To call some scene to mind.
I looked again. dark form 10 and fro
Swayed softly IS to snnsie full Of rest
Bert low. bent iower-stiil ! die not
know.
And then. at last. I guessed
And through the night came all old men,
cries Rocking
White memories Ike the snOwfla kes
round mo whirled
"AlTs weiip ! said: the mothers stfu
sit rocking
The cradlas OF the vofidr,
VIII n Csilvic in the Loneon Outlook
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
NEW YORK MARGE:T.
1y tho Aasociated Press:

BY tha Associated Press. ). - :,.:...
New YORK. July 6.74WiIE! 4. RI Re
certg $4,000 ;lspot firm, No. 2;red.lsSN
f. o. b. af1oat Options i clossed%:fiirrn
1y6D13s net advance. July 9S.!:.:%..:. !. Z. =.
CORN Receipts $4,000 ;;@:.%exporti
1900. Spot firm; No, 2, 5ala + No.
white SAY. Options closed " ne
higher. July ri Vi. t..
OATS Receipts 10000; spot firm
mixed 1906; white 45@47; clippet
white 1862.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
q 7'7 %
After the Rain.

/. Birds. .ieaves;..and: Mowers grow :.
With life anew, e =. =. =;
Nature sbasks .smiiinglX $50:
Meath skies of blue; -.
Brightness .icinsc all .arourid.'
Sadness with Joy IS crownedS -.
Freshness andsnght 'abound.as -
After the. rain: . 49,.
-. 80. :.
After life's. rain -: /:
Which filled the heart with care:... /.
Sadness. and gloom. 1888: !.
''Iife;s flowers VIII. spring" again. - :.
2 Brighter to bloom, - =
Tears Will .the.way prepare -,
p Fore heavens. own sunllghtl fair, 2
Hearts softened by earth care =;
q; -. Shall peace attain -:
=. :. "A. e.. IN UnltariGn'Herald...
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
Lorss Russian rrade.

r-,tish Manufacturers appear to be
eadily losing ground as regards zg-
.r1-arai machinery n Russia. says
Mecir-ical Review q London.
f Anefics ard Germany are con
u tncre.sing tAsir output to
.-iTict.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
Minneapolis Cereals.
nv the.:Aasociated Press.

NIinneapolis,. July G.-WHEAT--Jtl-
~ $685.. September 1873; Decembep
Isl ~ Gl5s... On traclS-No, 1 hard s7ls
No. /. northern 96B; No 2 northern
9Ns @93.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
Fine Bell Rinoers.

The republican municipality Of Bill
boa. in Spain, has passed isv pro
hibitiug, under q fine of e1, tie ring
ing of BELLS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
Receipts and Shipments:
nv fhe Associated Press: (. y:

Chicago, July G7.The&: following
were the receipts and 'hipments in
carload lots. from this market today:
..s .Racoipts. Shipmenta
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
At st. Louis.
BY Associated Press.

st. Louis. July e.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 5000. Slow; beef steers $40
$50; stockers and feeders $3@3.65;
cows and heifers S2.25@4.70; Texas
steers $S@450,
HoGS-Receipts 5000; range s425
$3.50.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
Liverpool Quotations.
by Associated Press.

Hy AsS0cIateu PTtSs'
Liverpool. July 6.-CORN-Spot
quiet; American mixed new As f3d;
American mixed old, As sgd.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-07
Rareet 'Postaae Stand

Rsre@t Postage Stamp. -:
The rarest postage stamp IN exist.
ence is the one-cent British Guiana
stamp of 1856. Only zone specimen,
owned In Paris, is known to exist.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-04

He Slides Around the Russian Left
and the CossaCk Commander Loses
All Trace of the Japanese Right---
kuroki Is Thought to Have Crossed
the Hun Forty Miles East of Mukden

Small fights constitute
ported from the vicinity
of Port Arthur effective
able to inform the office
there. The report
cruiser Bayan the squadron bay
Shanghai, hoax
EvADES COSSACK GENERAL
Cable to The
MUKDEN, Oct. 3-Runaors as
Cen slipped
officers
pivotal right
Rennenkapf the head Of his Cossacks another
strong detachment responsible Kuros
days, O
able Japanese right.
When Rennenkampf left Pensihu his famous raid
Marshal Oyarnas three the right,
focusing Bentsianputze
other Scouting parties the Cossack generals
column reported the Japanese not
brigades Bentsianputze
Those
reports Kuroki
Mukden inclning
Penns,llar railway from northeast Of this place.
eWIPED OUT AT PORT ARTHUR
LONDON Oct. 4The Daily Telegraph's Nagasaki cor-
respondent cabling under date Of Sept %, says:
situation Sept. Russians
against held Kapagavva reg-
The force
practically non-conaissioned officer
remaining alive OF the 1000 who went
engagement Port Arthur
"a and Immediately used The
unknovvn.'
A MILLION STRONG
LONDON 4.--Explaining details OF the Japa-
correspondent Tokyo
says ultimately total strength Of the
ceed 100000.