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PAwNBROKERS.

Pawnbroker and loan office, 33s
Main avenue. p. Bickford
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FURNITURuE REPAIRING.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

Newly furnished rooms for trans
lent or permanent; free baths and
heat. Tel. M4347. 423 Third ave-
nue.. 60-6s
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COLLECTION AGENCIES.

Abbott Collection Co. Phone 1947.
Office 603 Fernwell. Prompt atten-
ton. 65-?
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FOR lighthouses.

Neat fivc-room house, with lawn.
Inquire 1902 Clark avenue. 1876
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FUEL DEALERS,

Standard Fuel & Ice Co.. E4ol
Front. Tel. sos. Carbonado. Rock
Springs and Summit coal Martin
Dolan, manager.
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CARPENTER
A. TURNBULL

A. TURNBULL.
Remodeling OF all kinds Of build
ings: store fitting: jobbing: pricsa
low. Tel. M. 653. SITS Stevens. 316-ss
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DENTISTS.

Drs. Nelson and Peterson, office
and Ziegler blk. Phone 4678. $50
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JOHN COFFFEN
REAL ESTATE
Room Fifth Floor Jameson Block
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
LOANS.

Loans on long or short time
Daniel Bros, 527 Hyde block. $50
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Photograph gallery for sale; $50.
r. o. Wyman, HARRISON Idaho. 76-7
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HOTELS.

Hotel Reliance. furnished and un-
furnished suites and bath. for house,
keeping: steam heat and light. Sec
ond and Lincoln. 6S-s
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NEW ATTRACTIONS
AT The C0MI0UE

Harriet Belmont, serio-comic;
Annie Kelly, coon shouter; Josie
Coughlfn, ballads. Harry Sefton's'
burlesquers, Christie Bello"; 25
shapely Amazons. The thrilling
western drama by Browne e Diamond
in four acts entitled "The Bandit
King" by the Comique stock
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SANITARY PLUMBERS.

Sanitary Plumbing Co, expert sani-
tary engineers. Jobbing promptly
attended to. S14 Monroe street. Tel.
Main 1929, So
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SPECIALISTS,
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE,


Paints. oils, glass. varnishes. wall
paper. building paper. holdings. Spo-
kane Paint Sc Oil Co., TIC First
Phone co. 65-s
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PACIFIC TRANSFER 90.

Freight. furniture. baggage and
parcel delivery. Tel 500. 230-e
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ATTCRNEYs-AT-LAw.

E. r. Schoff. c13 Fernweil building.
phone Main III. 2s6-0
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DYEINa AND CLEANING WORKS.

Partisan Dyeing g. Cleaning Works.
S105 Howard street. Tel. M. 2137.
L. A. Lehman. prop. Best house in
northwest. No solicitors. Dress
plaitings factory in connection. 1850
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CHIRoPODISTs.

Miss Maja Ringqvist, 510 Granite
block Chiropody. manicuring. Tel.
M. 4a15. Go
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John p. Judson, lawyer office
1884. 3o-G~
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-23
BE n -Hur' at Pueblo.

The dramatiZation Of General Lew
Wallace novel has been seen very
little outside of New York and the
large cities If the country. William
Young. who made the dramatiza-
ton. succeeded admirably in the
production Of a drama which not
only retains the most absolute fideli-
ty to the book. but which does not
offend the most dcvout Christian.
Professor Edgar Stillman Kelley
heightened the solemnity of Ben
Hur" with music that is positive
delight tn the ear.
The stage settings provided by
klaw & Erlanger have never been
equaled. The pictures Of The Star
of Bethlehem The City Of Jeru-
salem from the terrace garden Of
the Palace Of Hur in Judea. The
Interior Of Roman Galley" The
Grove Of Daphne" The Fountain
Of CastaIia The Chariot Race. -
The Vale of Hinnon" and The
Mount of Olives" are remarkable
exhibits Of the best scenic art. To
these are added some wonderful
effects in lighting. as in The Star
of Bethlehem, and in stage me
chanics. as shown in the thrilling
chariot race. The contrivances that
go to make up the chariot race cost
more than $1,000. Eight horses
run in full view of the audience.
A special train will run on Jan
uary 4th to Pueblo. leaving La
Junta at 1 p. m. Returning it will
leave Pueblo at 11:50 p. m. same
day. The round trip fare from La
Junta will be $3.50. Tickets on sale
at the La Junta Drug Company.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-23
ss~ Feature in Sleeping Car Service

On Sunday. December 18th. the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad in
augurated a daily line of standard
and tourist sleeping cars between
Denver and Los Angeles in connec-
tion with the new Clark road. Both
cars will leave Denver daily at $50
"a m. and arrive in Salt Lake City at
l..;5 p. m. the next day. At this
point the cars will be held over un-
tIl midnight. thus allowing through
passengers the privilege Of a stop
over Of ten hours and half in Salt
Lake City. East bound. these cars
will leave Los Angeles at ; p. m.
and arrive in Salt Lake City at $50
m. the second morning. There
they remain over until $50 p. m.
and reach Denver at 40 O'Clock the
following afternoon. This stop-oter
at Denver Of the regular line of
sleeping cars promises to be- an at
tractiye feature for trans-continen-
tai travellers.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-23

Eugene BEL two lots each C. r
Dodds' fOur-roon frame house,
which will cost about $500. was en-
closed this week
Frank Van Gundy. formerly Of
the Fowler Tribune. but now a limo
type nlanipulator Of Pueblo. was q
La Junta visitor yesterday for a few
hours between trains. He was on
MS way 10 Kansas City TO spend
Christmas with relatives
There will be big doings at Elks'
hall on Christmas afternoon from
10 O'Clock for all the little folks
under the age Of twelve years.
santa Claus will be- there. aecompa-
panied by a popcorn and peanut
merchant. who will hand out his
wares to the little folks withou,
money and without price. There
will be- a good time for all small
shayers. rich and poor alike. for
there are no class distinctions in
Elkdom
Charles Wood. eldest son of ;. f..
Wood. returned home a few days
ago from a three years tour Of the
universe within Uncle Sans do
mains. His itinerary included most
of the points of interest on the
Pacific coast. including the klon-
dixie. but Of late he has been located
in Chicago. in the employ of the
American Tobacco Company. He
expects to remain in La Junta in
definitely, and has gone to work for
the Santa Fe relay office.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-23
A Happy New Year
CHRISTMAS

Monday is Christmas day. and Il
your Christmas wants have not already
been supplied from our immense stock
of Good Thing, to Eat, we suggest
that you visit Us to-day or Monday.
All OF our this week orders we de-
liver to-day. Monday, Christmas day.
We viii deliver until ten clock. but
SOLICIT no orders. and our city men will
call Tuesday afternoon as usual.
We delivered nearly all our Christ
mas order, yesterday, and they were the
heaviest in the history OF our business.
We attribute the size OF our Christ
mas orders. in a large measure. to the
fact that We have what you want
and when you want it
This year We are making a small
Christmas Present to our own trade. IN
the shape of Holiday Package of
Nabisco Sugar Waters. II you have
not received your package. you will
confer favor by notifying us of the
omission.
We wish you one and all Very
Merry Christmas.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-23
SoME MORE LOCAL iTEns
Trade with H 6. Todd

Smoke la Junta's Best Sod
BY all dealers
Christmas cigars. in boxes of
twenty-five. at Dunkin's-
Beautiful holiday presents for old
and young al Thompsons-
Genuine Kansas sorghum in bar
rels al Carlton & Howard's-
| want 2co loads Of good body
cedar wood Matt Daimler
Joe Mock has rented J. A vena-
ble's property in North La Junta.
Articles that were formerly 80 and
70 cents. now y cents. at Harbour
Ladies' Is and ~ cent handker-
chiefs all 20 for ) cents now at Har-
bour's-
Look in Dunkin's south window
for the finest display of Xnas boxes
in La Junia-
For painting. decorating and
paper hanging. call up Black lsol.
Jack Deyine
g. :. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. Day phone, 81 black
night phone. - red.
For SALE One pair lots on
Cimarron avenue; lawn. trees. barn
and fence. Call up Black l32.
For shade trees. fruit tree.
shrubbery. etc. see Geo. A. Nidy.
Our stock is right; prices right.
WASTED Partner in growing
hardware. buggy and implemen,
business in La Junta Address Boz
6sS3.
For SALE OR TRADE New threr
room house: all complete: three lot.
75xlJ0 feet: Inge addition. Call up
Black l32
Mis- Florence Olson, Of Denver
has succeeded :. Dunkin a. collector
for the Colorado Telephone Com
pany at this point
Mis- Edith Davis arrived from
Duluth. MINI. Thursday afternoou
to spend the Christmas holiday
with her parents, Rev. and Mr..
:. C. Davis
Mr.. Fannie Sperry. Of Colorad"
Springs. was a la Junta visitor
Thursday between trains. and Ell
joyed brief visit with Mrs. NJ. +
Miller, a girlhood friend.
VIII Sanborn. who has been helping
out on the great family journal for
several weeks, left Thursday night
for his home in Minnesota to spend
the Christmas season with relatives.
An Edison phonograph or a Victor
talking machine would make a fine
Christmas present. Sold on easy
payments by o. F. Zottmann al the
La Junta Music Store. Opera House
block
The Il. ". English Lumber Com
pany has several cars of the best
Starkyille mine run coal on track.
Those wishing to replenish their
furnace bins should call them up.
Phone, Red i02.
Mrs. Adelaide Bruce Hodgman.
wife Of the receiver Of the and
office at Haitcy. Idaho. is visiting
her aunt. Mrs. l. Mcdaniel. Of this
city. and will leave after Christmas
for California to spend the winter.
6. W. Eekton recently sold his
eighty acre ranch in the Fairmount
country to Christy W. Moore. of
Missouri. The consideration was
3. eco. Mr.. Moore is well-to-do and
early next year will erect an elegant
modern home on the property.
Doc" Wright went to Ordway
yesterday to have conference with
the city dads Of that burg relative
to the prospect Of starting another
saloon there. Ordway eNacts a
license Of $500 per annum for the
privilege Of dispensing wet goods.
The La Junta bowling team went
to Las Animas Thursday night to
play a return game with the team of
that city. La Junta won. having a
total of l02 pins to the good. 1t
was quite a social event. the 100 of
Bent county being in attendance. in
cluding large number of ladies.
California oranges on their way
east for the holiday trade have
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-23

Something new. Va
cabinets are intended To make
they do it. Every needful al
taking a single step. Your
think they cost you double.
anywhere.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1905-10-23
A SHOOTING scRAPE.

u Mandan Pioneer: "A shooting scrape
was INDUCED in at the Chinese restaii-
rant Tuesday evening about supper time.
A colored man who has been playing
stringed instruments around various
places for a living got into an alteration
with a white man, a stranger, who tool;
"a shot at him. The bullet entered the
right temple, but owing to the proverb.
|ial hard skull of the negro, it glanced
and followed the bone, coming out
near the left eye. After the bullet
made the round ON the. cofored mans
skull it passed out OF one. of the front
windows, knocking hole the size oi
La dollar through it. The police were
called, and when the sheriff got around
the. man with the shooting iron came
back for his hat lost in the melee. He
was promptly taken in charge and will
now have. 10 face a serious charge.
After Mr.. Colored Man had his wounds
dressed he came back to the restaurant
and finished his meal. No complaint
has been made yet, and it is said that
the colored man has left the city. While
the assault may have been justified il,
a measure, the indiscrininate use of fire.
arms should be stopped.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1905-10-23

were w. L. Stockwell, state superinten-
dent of public instruction; President J..
IL. Csarhart, Mayviile. president OF the
association: "a. p, Hillos, Valley City,
secretary Of the association; c. B. Wal
dron, Fargo, president Of the college
and normal section; r. IS. Deward,
Devils. Lake, president of the high
school council; Sarah E. Roberts, Val
ley City, president of the elementary
section, and M, W. Barnes, Valley City,
president Of the county superinten-
dents section, ..-*s-: .s,y-~'.'
On each afternoon of the three days
session the various sections of the
association, will hold meetings. The
county superintendents Of which w
L.. Stockwell is president, will meet,
college and normal section: of which
Prof. Waldron of Fargo is president,
elementary section of which Miss Rob
|erts of Valley City is president, and
the high school association, of which
Superintendent Dewar of Devils Lake
lis president. s
The first days session will be taken
up by the annual address of the pres
ident, J. H. Carhart of Mayville. On
the second day the school and COM
munity will be the subject for discus
sion, under which will come the topics,
"A Teacher and the. Community" "
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1905-10-23
WALLPAPER
WALLPAPER
New stock fall designs. We can show
you some patterns for any room In the
house that will dellGht .yOn In design,
quality and price. Veil hang IT for
YOU, too.
FARGO CARPET y RUG COMPANF
lo7Eighth Street South.


Amos j. Merriam ha sbought q half
interest in the Golden Rule grocery.
store. at Pomona, Cal. He was in the
mercantile business for eighteen years
in North Dakota, but owing, to Ill
health sold out about three years ago
and moved to Pomona. Since coming
west his health is SO improved that he
has decided to enter business.
Mary had a little lamb,
Its coat was poor and old,
She feared that in the winter
The lamb would die Of cold.
She searched and looked and looked
and searched,
No garments could she find,
Till friends suggested Forum
Exchange Ads to her mind.
A Parisiais actor who formerly made
a good income in his profession IS now
earning his living as a cab driver He
has taken this step to spite his divorced
wife. Wherever he went she put a lien
ON his salary. The actor found that the
only occupation in which his wife was
helpless against him was cab-drlvirg,
because he drew no wages and had to
pay for the hire Of the cab. He says
lie is making A good living and is quite
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1905-10-23
s A Few Left Prices Reduced
MASONIC TEMPLE
SOUVENIRS S
PRICE NOW ONLY ,oc.
J. G. McKendry, at Temple or II. G.
Plumley, ut Forum.

Want for. the rummage sale, conducted
by the First Congregational church La
dies; a little of everything good deal
of something's land all clean and good.
DR.. William M. Earring, ain Indian
Eapolis clergyman, has completed fftyr
two years of active service, in which
period he has been out of his pulpit
on account Of sickness but six times.
Eben S. Draper, the republican candir
date for lieutenant governor of Massa-
|chusetts, is member Of the famous
Draper company firm, of Hopedale,
Mass, a firm which has built x little
manufacturin city which is a model
town and orld-renowned as such.
The earl of Cranbrook, the oldest
surviving British ex-cabinet minister, IS
eI. Eord Crarbrook was better known
Iof Gathorne- Hardy. He was one OF
Lord Beaconsfields stanchest support
|ers. Within the last few years the vet
eran earl has done some shooting.
Ziba Nickerson Of Chatham, Mass,
who has just turned his eighty=second
year, probably IS the Oldest working
telegraph operator in the world. just
Fifty years ago a telegraph Office was
established in his store and Mr. Nicker-
son has been at the key daily ever since
| He is an expert operator and even now
3,ooo-word press dispatch does not
worry him. A year ago, when sending
an account of a shipwreck off Chatham
| the old mans wife died. He was re-
lieved BY his son at the key and the
press dispatch suffered only moments
interruption.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1905-10-23
DEFAULTER CAUGHT.

sMandan Pioneer: The defaulting
agent at Glenullin, W. A. Lawrence, who
disappeared some time ago, taking will,
him some Of the conpany's funds, was
captured this week in Sioux City BY De-
tectiye Baton. and brought back to Man
dan yesterday and turned over TO Sheriff
Donald. The shortage amounts to
$1,000, and was due mostly to gamb-
ling. Mr. Lawrence is native Of Illi-
ilois, and is well connected The, hear
ing will be held iii a few days. The
chances are that he will plead guilty.
Lawrence waived examination at the
preliminary hearing. and was bound
over IN the sum Of $1,000 for his ap-
pearance in the district court
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1905-10-23

The Fargo Grocery Co, wanted 4
lriver Of the delivery wagon and decidA
ed to advertise for one. The genial
Johnnie Stanford said to put it in the
Other Peoples Sayings column. He
was persuaded to put the same ad urlrs
der the classification on the want page:
Male help wanted and to run the ad.
in both places. Al half an hour after
the paper was out Saturday evening,
in popped the driver wanted, with his
finger on the ad. in the want columns
he might have been looking yet for the
Town Talk,
The chaplain Of a British warslip was
giving a magic lantern lecture, the sub
ject 81 which was Scenes From the
Bible. \ He arranged with sailor who
possessed a gramophone to discourse ap-
propriate music between the slides The
first picture was Adam and Eve in the
garden Of Eden. The sailor cudgeled
his brain, but could not think of noth-
ing suitable. Play up. whispered the
chaplain. Suddenly a large idea struck
The tar and to- the great CONSERVATION
|of fhe chaplain and the delight of the
audience, fhe gramophone burst forth
with the strains Of There's only one
Girl iii the World for Me " Of course,
| he might have played Wearin of the
Green.
August Belmont iii the third scion Of
| the famous banking family, is soon to
enter his fathers banking house As clerk.
He IS a2, but looks older He IS 4 trifle
below medium height. Like his father,
| he IS an. athlete, an ardent sportsman,
4 lover of horses, d good sailor, fair
lboxer, hard hitter and simple liver.
He dislikes notoriety and IS less known
Ito the public than any Of the young men
Iof New York destined to inherit many
millions. The only time his name has
come into print has been II connection
with sailing his boats IN regattas ION the
sound Or in playing polo, 4 sport which
lhe is as passicnately devoted to as his
father always has been and ii which he
Iplays almost As good q game IS his fa-
lther does.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1905-10-23
CITY LOCALS.

4 4
Baled hay at SIS cents per bale. Phone
B8o-A. Fargo.
AL Johnson repairs everything at II.
+. Enery,s hardware.
u See the latest In photography. Erick-
sson makes best. N. P. avenue.
Phone No. IS if You want a cab
might Or day JEFF Young & Co.
\ Whose adj isiti Everyone is guess
ing as to the ad. at the top Of page 2
this issue.
The money is going. Look over your
lnotes and accounts before il is too late.
saI collect. Lewis Fl Hamilton.
Bolles & Rogers have moved from ao7
Broadway to their new building, 3o3
broadway, and pay top prices for hides,
spelts, furs, tallow. etc.
Let us supply you with White Ash
Ignite coal--it's cheap IL 3 Dakota's
own product--it burns well-it's S full OF
heat. Interior Lumber Co. n
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1905-10-23

"The School and Community" and
a paper on the progress OF the year
will be read by Prof. Squires OF this
city On the third day the school adj
ministration will be taken up relative
to the cost of efficiency Of physical
conditions in school life On Thurs
day evening lecturer of national, rep
utation will be secured and the adj
dress to be delivered by him will be
one of local interest A committee
consisting of Superintendent Kelly and
President Merritield was appointed to
arrange for the programme for: that
night 81 ST. 4e & IL II As
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1905-10-23
DOG ACQUIRED THE
HABITS OF "A HOO

Anaconda Standard: Those among
the philosophers and students of eyo-
luton who maintain that growth and
progress depend entirely on education
elevating example and association, and
constant striving, and that II left TO
chance or fate retrogression will re-
suit, may point with pride 10 evidence
|of their theory that comes from Big
Sandy, Mont The facts are vouched
for by G. E. Oies, who recently return.
ed to Butte from a visit at Big Sandy
John Lehfeldt is the hotel keeper
there. AS side line he raises hogs
He also: is dog fancier. He had d
pair of full-blooded collies, and last
January, while the thermometer regis
tered 90 degrees below zero, the female
brought four puppies into the world.
The mother and two of the puppies
| died. The two survivors, growing
| cold and hungry before their condition
i was discovered, went in search of food
and warmth and found both in the
Ipigsty They selected a big. black fe-
male, the mother of quartette OF
| little black pigs, and proceeded to
make themselves at home. The old
sow did not object and the pups form
lally adopted her as their mother, run
lining with the litter OF pigs as two OF
Them. The pups became SO hoggish as
lthey grew older that the real pigs be-
gan to grow thin for want OF nourish-
lnerlt. 1t was not an uncommon thing
| to see the two dogs follow the mother
Ipig about and groWl and grunt for food
until she surrendered and then "hog"
Everything and keep the pigs away.
Sometimes one pup finished his repast
before the other and he would con-
ftentedly take seat on the hogs back
land wait for his companion. 1t became
case OF, sacificing the dogs or let
| ting the. four pigs starye, and one OF
| the pups was therefore dispatched. The
remaining collie was allowed to run
with his adopted family and he grew to
mature doghood. He is still one of
1.-THE black hog family and has imbibed
leyery characteristic of a pig, and in all
Prospects except appearance, he is one.
He has learned to grunt and squall in
Istead of growl and bark. He eats the
flood given the hogs, even including
Icorn and other grains and he revels in
Islops. In no respect is he more do
INVESTIGATED than the pigs themselves
and he allows no one to touch or catch
Ihim, HeSis loyal to his adopted com
lpanions, for he will fight for them when
ithey are nolested, and he is the pro-
ltector OF his adopted mother when she
lis in danger of getting the worst of il
Ifronl another hog.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1905-10-23
A IuD1cIoUs INQUIRY, Z,

E A well known travelling man who
visits the drug trade says he has often
heard druggists enquire of customers
who asked for a congh medicine,
whether il was wanted for a child or
for an adult, and il for child they
almost invariably recommend Cham
"berlain's Congh Remedy. The reason
for this is that they know there is no
danger from it and that it always cures.
There is not the least danger in giy-l
ing it, and for coughs, colds and Group
it is unsurpassed For sale by All
Dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1905-10-23
HoMEsEEKERs EXCURSIONS

Via Chicago Great Western railway.
Only one fare plus 81 for the round
trip 10 points in Alabama, Arizona, Ar
kansas, Florida, Georgia, Indian Terri
tory, Kansas Kentucky Louisiana,
Mexico. Mississippi Missouri, Oklaho-
ma, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia.
Tickets on sale the first and third Tues
days of each month to December in
iclusiy. For further information apply
~ II. II Wyand, 4. Fl. A.. St. Paul,