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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-05-18
Animals That Count.

Evidence that animals can count
mas been collected by Signor Mancini.
Horses in the collieries at Hainault
nave a regular number Of daily trips,
and Invariably seek their stables af.
ter the thirtieth. A dog remembered
the twenty-sixth buried bone a short
time after digging up twenty-five.
Birds count their eggs; magpies count
only TO four. The latter is true also
OF monkeys.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-05-18
Man Mistaken FOR Tiger and sho.

Near Manantotdy a man, while sit
ting in his compound with a striped
blanket wrapped around his body, was
mistaken for tiger by another man.
an inmate of his own house, and shot
dead on the spot.-Malabar News.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-05-18
Teachers Voice Too Harsh.

Notice Of dismissal has been given
to 8 Philadelphia teacher on the
ground that her voice is too loud and
harsh. As she has been teaching for
fifty years, IL is safe 70 say that Phil
sdelpAis is the only place in the world
that her fault would have been SO
long undiscoyered.-PittS Gazette,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-05-18
Give Battle 70 Bulls.

In the Spanish town of Alfinden, in
the province Of Saragossa, four young
peasants who had been drinking
jumped into an Enclosure where four
bulls were kept for an impending
fight, Two Of the men managed to
get out again; the other two were
killed by the Infatuated animals.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-05-18
Rebs His EMPLOYER.

Paul Reimers, German decorator,
was so fond Of reading his Bible in
working hours that the foreman took
it away from him, and found. between
the leaves, large amount Of gold
leaf. Reimers had been stealing reg.
ularly.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-05-18

Senator W. s. McChutic aud
Miss Maud left Sunday for Ley
ington, Va, where they will
spend a month visiting rela-
tiveS.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-05-18

Tony Wilson thinks he has
been saving some pretty fair
sized logs near Paris. He spoke
of a Cottonwood which made
three 10 foot cuts which sawed
into 5000 feet OF lumber.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-05-18
Celebrates 1oooth Annlven.s-x

The city Of Moediing, near Vienna
has just celebrated its l,O0Oth anniver-
sary. 1t claims to have the oldest
electrical tramwsy in central Europe
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-05-18
Irish Farm Hand Strike.

Three meals, two pints of porter and
SS4 cents a day is the demand of farm
laborers In the midland counties of
ireland, and they have gone on strike
70 enforce the demand
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-05-18

Samuel Elzea has been spend
ing several days with his broth
er, Henry. in Hannibal.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-05-18
Lapanese Hair presslnn.

Japanese women have their hair
done every other day by a profession
al hairdresser. They avoid waves or
ripples in the hair, which are consid-
.ered bad form.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-05-18

Aud mid the brother hloi on
high,
To be at home with God.
+. Men.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-05-18
Russian State scepter.

- NUSSio0 state scepter is Of solid
80 feet long, and contains
.-E ornaments ESQ ruhies and
.-H NC,eraldS.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-05-18
Obituary.

hNS SUI was SluhluS III tue west
the spirit of James Forsythe
Marshall passed from among
mn IGto the presence of hs
God. He was born in Abe
marie County. Va. Nov. 5, 1898
aud came with his father aud
family to No, in 1882. In the
counties of Marion aud Monroe
his life was spent. He was a
man of sterling principle; and
always took a lively interest in
every thing that pertained to
the welfare and prosperity of
the community in which he Inv.
ed. After an absence of two
years in California, he returned
TO his home and in October 1858
was united in marriage with
Miss Ellen Miuter, who sur
wives him. This happy union
extended over a period Of more
than halta century, being bless
ed with eight children, two Of
whom preceded him 10 the
grave. He exemplifed in
peculiar way the true rela ton
o. husband au3 father to his
family, His wis, aud loving
care Tor his children all his
tender affection for the partner
of his lite were noteworthy.
In 1870 he took an active part
in the organization of the Pres
byterian Church in this city,
and was made one of the ruling
elders thereof. In all the duties
of life he was faithful and true,
and the blessing of God rested
upon him, causing him to be
considered a fortunate man,
fortunate as citizen, fortunate
in his family, aud fortunate in
his church, for which be con.
stantly prayed.
The passing of our venerable
aud beloved brother into eter-
nifty leaves a benediction upon
al who were connected with his
life. He was a man of devoted
pIety aud thorough consecra-
tion. 1t was even granted to
him while he walked among
his fellowmen to reach that
state of grace which enabled
him to experience such a bap-
tism of the Holy Spirit as filled
his soul with ceaseless Joy and
peace. 1t was his uutailing
comfort 10 worship God in His
Sanctuary, aud often in great
bodily weakness be took his
place with the people of God.
His example and prayers are
a blessed heritage to his chill
dren. His consistent life and
tender love form a precious lega
cy to his stricken widow, who
so fondly watched hun in his
last hours and gently held his
hand while he calmly passed
lover the river" AS the echo
of his last audible utterauce to
her, fingers with her, she is
comforted in the assurance of
his uudying attachment. In
this heavy bereavement she
feels no rebellion-no lack of
submission, for she is sustained
by Divine Grace. In the bless,
ed hope of seeing her loved one
again aud dwelling forever with
her Lord she can in the triumph
of faith exclaim: Thy wall
be done"
Though we sadly miss our
brother, we know he has made
a glorious change. In the holy
peace which was visible upon
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-05-18

Revolutions Of Liners Screws.
The screw OF an Atlantic liner re-
wolves something like $4,000 times
between Liverpool and New York.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-05-18
pumss Attain Great Lenotb.

- yuma is the largest animal Of
= cat srscies 70 be found in the
.'-- States, ST times attaining q
>-s', Of six feet.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-05-18
unasrpaid ENGLISH Statesman.

1t is estimated that there are fully
1000 persons in England drawing lsrg.
- salaries than the prime minister.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-05-18

BY Trial to Triumph.
No man reaches the STAGE Of tri-
lmpa but hy the steps Of trial.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-05-18

Mrs. Robert Abel and chill
dren and Miss Carrie Abel
went to Palmyra Sunday to
visit relatives.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-05-18
Mouth Shut

Keep Your Mouth Shut.
People who sleep with their mouths
shvt live longest
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25
LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTE

Itlnerario .-salidas de Bayam6n u Capi
tai simuItaneamente. %
MAS IaborabIe -Mafiala s, 6. Is, 80,
9.45 iI.OO. Tarde 12.15, 1.45, S.15. 4.885, 5.SO
9;i5. SIP. ,o,.,uos MaF,ana &. 8.5. $40, 9.45
DtSs y o5 Tsr5a IL 18O. $50, 33 4.3O
$50 Y 6.15. -.
Cataa1a 4 Bayamj n, ida vuelta Us 9ia s
SO-25 q clasa Bl-l6. De Bayam 81 asgsFa nc
ida vdalta L. 81 q Sc $O-l5, e claSe 9y-tU.
q cIass csntav os. -, -
Bsyan5l, Ia de septiembrs de 1893. ka
m Sr ! " All s5 IL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25
La COSECHA DEL CA
FE EN- FLORIDA
ADENTRO.
Sc ha , presentadO aIIi muy mezguina.
TermIRarOa los trabaIOs de IlmpIeza J rGparaClOn
del CsHenteriO,
{ De 1sasestro corresponsal.l

Noviern rnbre 23.-La cosecha de cafe que
es la principal riqueza de esta jurisdiction
Sc ha presentado tan 1nezquina este aflo CO
va Sc puede iuzgar el estado tan triste de
estos buenos propietarios cafeteros, que han
agotado tpdos Bus recursos en- la prepara-
ci6n de sus fncas abrigandoles la esperanza
de haber tenidO una buena cosecha este
afio, resultandole 10 contrario.
Las fncas do cafe pesar de haber lie
vado un azote tan terrible cuando Ell ciclon
de s. an Ciriaeo Sc hallan hoy en- muy buep
estado, pues Ia eonstancia y energfa de es-
tos propietarios es incansable. M
Pero no es placer de estos propietarios
Ell yer sus fncas frondosas y buenas y gas
tar cuantos recursos tienen, preparando
las fincas, con La esperanto de una buena
cosecha; que cuando llegue el tempo de
que estas fncas recompensen los gastos que
en- elias Sc han hecho Sc presenter fioreci-
das tan mezquinas como las de estos dos
amos, que despu6s de ser pequefias no fue-
ron horecidas parejas en- toda la finca, no
tandose ia ambi6n que la mayor parte de es
tas flores no han cuajado.
Las forecidas mas regulares que hubie
ron tue en- los meses de Mayo y Junlo, J
han sido los Il nicOs que en- su mayor parts
cuajaron siendo una rarega el que hubier'
cuaiado la del mes de Junio, de modo qu'
la recollection de este cafe sera ALA en- 10
meses de Enero y Febrero.
En- la senana pasada fueron termina
dos los trabajos de Ia reparaci6n y limpie
"a del cementerio de este barrio, los cuale
fueron hechos por remate.
= Han sido clausuradas las dos escuela
rurales de este barrio, pero Sc trabaja po
parte de la Jul nta Escolar para abrir un
graduada en- el pobIado, pues Sc reconoc
que son hombreB intelgentes los que CON
ponen la Junta Escolar que ven que {
impossible que una jurisdiction tan habits
da como esta permanezca sin escuelap pue
sera de gran placer para los vecinos d
este barrio ell d ue sus hijos puedan disfrI
tar de asistir q una escuela graduada.
--Hasta la fecha no Sc sabe cuales flu
ron los presuntos autores del escalamient
que Ie hicieron al senior don Fernand
Echandi, pues las aptoridades no Sc ha
ocupado mas del asunto. Parece impos
BILE que hechos de esta fndole queden in
punes. @ on este van dos que no han sic
averiguad6s 6s sus autores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25
NO s.


Ha sido declarado cesante Carlos
Amador fogonero del aeueducto Mons
brado Ell 81 lugar Epiitfanio Yazqtez
Valentfn Serrano, jardinero roImunici-
pal, ha sido declarado cesante y nombTado
para sustituirlo Angel Bonano
LIE ha sido concedida un mes de liz
cencia al herrero del aeuedueto Francisco
Rodriguez.
81 Official de Sanidad local la expe-
dido 6rdenes de ingreso en- ell Asilo de Ca
ridad municipal, q Las ancianas BTfgida
Landrau y Monserrate Rufino Olrneda,
las que no han podido ser notifcadaa por
ignorarse su paradero.
El ayuntamiento de Naguabo LA en-
viado al Presidente de la 'sLiga Munich
pa" su quota semestral
En- bTeye Sc haran TefoTmas eli lei To-
cal que ocupa La biblioteca municipal.
Anoche regres6 de Quebradillas el
sefor Jose Ruiz Soler.
Ha llegado esta ciudad 81 senior
Jorge Silva, de Aguadilla
Esta tarde celebrara el concerto de
costumbre la banda de mdsica del astlo de
nifos de Santuree.
iguen con toda actividad los traba-
jos de- ferrocarril de Aguadilla- Camuy.
Para Ia cura de Ia uncinariasis, tan
generalizada en- la isla, dsese ell Ron
viejo Gatell, que purifca Ia sangre y IA
aumenta.
-El sefior o. d. Hoffman, iefe de Ia
compaffa Singer, desea expresar ST agra
decimiento la policfa insular por Los bue-
,,S., r.,Il, Il
Para pertenecer q la sociedadIde los
"Eckes" Sc necesitan las tres condolences
siguientes: ser ciudadano americana blan-
co y mayor de edad.
-Siguen respondiendo los municipios
de la isla al prop6sito de la 'Iiga De Mu-
nicipios."
La sociedad ssEcks' compuesta de
americanos darS una comida extraordina-
ria los pobres el dia 80 del actual con
motive de celebrar s.Thanksgiven Day"
Los tickes sc repartiran q los socios y q
Monsefor Blenk, para que 6stos 10 distTi-
buyan los pobres de la ciudad.
En- ell teatro 'sAlbizu" de la Habana,
ha obtenido un espl6ndido triunfo ell. tenor
aguadillano senior Jose del Campo.
-Esta nOche Sc llevara efecto en- el
"Parque" la iarana de costumbre.
-Ha embarcado para Cuba Ell senior
Obdulio Escudero, de Manatf
En- ell cuarto de socorros han sido Gu
radios Pedro Ortiz y Pedro Dumas. Este
iltimo snfri6 una lesion en- la espalda, con
con una lingada de arroz, en- el muelle dc
pig6n,
4MfIlares de enfermos del est5mago
bendicen hoy en- dfa su curaci6n hecha. poI
La afamada ssEstomacalina UlTici
La sociedad recreativa "iga So
cial' celebrar6 asamblea general el lunef
pr6ximo & las z p. m. en- la casa no. 4 dc
la Fortaleza.
-Maf1ana dara retreta en- Ia plazfa
'.Baldorioty'' la banda del battalion ppeT.
torriqueflo.
--Anoche lego q esta ciudad, el seho1
Joaquin Sola, director de Gel RegionaI'
de Aguadilla, 4 qqien tuvimos el gusto d
saludar en- esta redacci6n.
Sc encuentra ca esta ciudad 81 docto1
Fernando Gonzalez, de San Lorenzo.
--Ha salido para Caguas en- asnnto'
oficiales ell Comandante de la policla Insu
lar senior Lopez Diaz.
--Hemos recibido el nGmero IL del Sc
manario cat6lieo TIA Verdad". Eni 81
primera plana trae el fotograbado de al
fonso XIII. . -s .~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25
BEMPLO DIG .
NO DE IMTTAR.

Lo han dado los vecinos de Ciales
Manatf, que comprendiendo 10 importante
trasCendental que es la vida de los
pueblos las buenas Was de communication
han trabaiado incesantemente para que &
10 carretera que une los dos pueblos cita-
dos la que faltaba un puente impor-
tante cuya ausencia hacfa ilnsorios los be-
nefcios de dicha via, Sc la dote con el
puente necesario. Pero estos vecinos no
Sc han limitado pedir, Y este es 10
que queremos lamar la atenci6n de nues-
tros lectores, sino que han dado muestras
de un elevado espfritu pGblico reuni@ndo-
Sc acordando una suscripei6n particular
de todos los vecinos que di6 por resultado
una recaudaci6n de $514.
Esta suma le fu6 ofrecida al gobierno
para contribuir al costo de las obras del
expresado puente, y el digno gobernadOr,
sin duda para corresponder ese espfritu
pGblico de los vecinos de Ciales Manati,
informada favorablemente la petici6n
que presentaran por ell Comisionado
del Interior. Accedi6 gustoso la mis-
ma concediendo ell puente pedidO y Or
denando Ia transferencia de credito ne
necesario para su erection de fondos proce-
dentes del ''Trust Fund" va que el presu-
puesto VICENTE de Obras Pdblicas no tenfa
los fondos con que acometer la nueva
obra.
He aquf ahora la relaci6n de los que
han contribuido & la suma arriba in
dicada:
GALES. --Sucesores de F. Pintueles &
Co., S45. Martorell & Co., $15. Fran
cisco CORA, $40. Municipio de Ciales,
$25. Pelegrfn Pav6n Alvarez, SO. We
lez Il Mufiiz, $40. Hip6lito Iturrioz S.
Osvaldo Nieves, 81. Angel San Miguel
S5. Andres San Miguel, S.. Jose Sar
Miguel, S5. Frau q Co., $5. Francisco
Correier, 81. Antonio Correjer, $5. So
fla Robentor viuda de Martinez, 50. Tri
nidad Miranda, SIS. Juan Hernandez
Noa, 50. Luis Aguilera, 81. Jose Quin
tero, So. Lopez 4 Hermano, 81. lgna
clio Fernandez, $5. Jaime FiguerOa, 81
Juan Monies Nufiez, So. Jorge Ferrer
SIS. j. Keynes & Co., So. Benito Ma
vol, SIS. Marques & Co, 81. Francisc,
Crespo, So. Gabriel Garau, 81. Jaim
Colon, (Cialitos), $5.-Total, $205.
San Juan.-American Railroad Co.
$50. J. Ochoa q Hermano, $50. Bane
Territorial y Agrfcola, $25. N. Oyaugu
rem, $25. Fidel Guillermety, $40. Este
ban Arrese, S6. Isidro A. Sanchez, 81
Cdndido Garcia, $2.-Total, $40.
Manatf. .-Fedrico Calaf, $50. Cort&
Hermanos g. Co., s25. M, Villamil
Co.. $50. Succession de F. Brunei, SIS
Taboas Hermanos, SO. Succession de I
ZorriIla, SO. Jose Villamil, So. Rs
mon Moran, $5. Angel Villamil, $5. Al
turo Quintero, So. Dr. Manuel Blazquea
$5. Manuel Padfn, 81. HllarIo Case, S4
Atanagio Espina, $4. Virgilio Ramos Ga
sellas, So. Matfas Sa Lourido' 20. "a
mon Hernandez, So. Ramon Par6l
So. Martinez q Co., so. suro Herms
nos. so. Francisco Vdzquez Colon, 81
J. Padr6 & Co., 50. Emilio Rodrfgpei
50 Imam lines, 81. Ramon Fernando
81. Ieopoldo Santana, 81. Succession F.
20. 81. Pedro Rivera, $1.--Total: $16'
Total general, $0l4. =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25
FL 'Mikado7 c ontento !.

New York, Nvbre. 25, 1.3O. p. m.
Intorman de Londres que el rey Eduar-
do recibi6 aver un valioso presente del
Mikado, acompafidndole de una carta par
ticular en- que el emperador nippon expresa
su gratitud por haberle concedido eli mo-
narca ingles la orden de la Jarretiera.
La repatriation de prisioneros rusos, Sc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25

do iniciadp desde Ia promulgaei0n de las
refoImas liBerales debidas M. de Witte.
En Londres se juzga que los revolncio-
Inarios Tusos no descanaaran hasta derrocar
len absolute Ia autocracia
Insisten On fomentaT avivar una for
midaIble reYoluci6n en- todoa sua actos5
Ipdblicos II nulttud da vivas & Ia repdbli-
lea u aplande con delirio la Marsellesa.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25
La petiCion de WayIer

res la situaei6n economical de aquella re-
gi6n.
I'm diario de Cadiz dice que los cuatro
milIopeB que Ihabrfan de gastarse en- Ale
mania Francia deben invertirse en- obras
de pdblica utilidad en- la peninsula.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25

Disturbios En- Moscow.

New York, Nvbrc. rs, 1.30 b. m.
Un despacho de San Petersburgo aI
Tones, de Londres dice que en- Moscow se
han recrudecido los des6rdenes aver, rs
vistiendo mucha gravedad.
Gran nImero de estudiantes, secunaa-
dos por huelguistas, impidieron que q fe-
ferrocarril Nicolai, Moscow Kazan con
tinuase en- su trafco regular, que habfa si-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25
La oCupaCiOn de las isIas.

New York, Nvbre. 25, 1.30 p. Ia.
La escuadra combinada de Francia, In
glaterra & Italia ocupara las islas del ar
chipielago posesiones de Turqufa Mytlene
Lemnos y Tenedos, 4 fin de intimidar al
Sultan obligarle & respetar las yidas 6
intereses de los cristianos de Macedonia.
Sc afrma que Ia escuadra intenta some
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25

verifca en- Toxic sin que hayan ocurrido
nuevos des6rdenes.
!. Los prisioneros embarcan para su pa
tria profundamente disgustados En- To-
kio consid6rase que los repatriados consti-
tuiran para el gobierno russo, eIementos de
perturbation que Sc sumardn q las flas de
los revolucionarios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25

New York, Nvbre. 25, 1.3O p m.
Los peri6dicos radicales de Espana,
combaten la petici6n de A millones para
cOmpra de material de artillerfa, hecha
por el ministro Weyler. IT.. j.
La prensa andaluza, especialmente, alta
ca al ministro, y pinta con terribles colo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25

ter dc todosmodos al Sultan, que no
.vacilara Ell hacer demostraciones de fuer-
"a, ii aqu6l persiste en- su actitud, en- Cons
tantinopla
Muchas familias turcas abandonan al
gunas ciudades del litoral, temerosas de
TN bombardeo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25
Los CoreanOs disgustadOs.

New York, Nvbre %, 1.30 D. m.
Reina profundo disgusto en- toda la
Corea, por la suerte polftica en- que Ia di-
plomacia japonesa ha colocado al pals, So
metiendolo, contra su voluntad, al poder ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25

Los coreanos quieren la Independence
del pals, bajo el porotectorado del Jap6n,
pero rechaza an el dominic de aquel imperio
sin dar personalidad 4 la Corea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25

PARA cURAR UN REsFRl ADO.
ENuN OLA tome el LAXATIVE BRO
Mo-QUININA. (Pastillas) El boticario le
devolver& eldinero 81 no Sc cura. La fgma
de e. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada cajita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25


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- ~ raa. 49, ss ~
-. !. 80. :.
..ns.,,
NJ. An. w..,a.1l ,,,,o -. 49,
49, M - .sve,.l d.v. =. reno.t.
q somevl,at improved ~ noon ~.
tervl.v WITH ercelIent nroanects of
ult;mste recovery
rr...:,....s - -. a.. :. -.
800. - s,s-.. 49, =. 81. s.s ~.
az Decemher ar~rer.ted e636 2s.
La Junta tribune., 1905-01-04


furs at Ksndall's.
G. s. Thompson. undertaken and
anhalmer. Phone No. as
Ask your tailor for Mitchell's
hnshion plates. Bowen has them.
Stark 4 Co. are closing out all Of
their heating stoves At very low
peices.
You will always find . prescrip-
t5on clerk at the La Junta Drug
Company.
II you have property to rent or
sell. list it with r. L. Chamberlain:
once At Roop's store.
FOR SALE-Two fresh Jersey
cows; good for cream and butter.
Inquire Of H. H. Chapman.
Miss Fern Chambers, Of Fair
Mount. drew the SIS doll at Har-
bour's Department Store. cashing
im 2O5 coupons.
Mrs. J. n. Walsh, Of Denver. who
has been spending the holidays with
her daughter. Mrs. B. N. Spalding.
returned home on the noon train
Monday.
s. n. 2. Farwell. formerly state sen
atOr from Otero county. has IN
excellent prospect Of being elected
secretary Of the senate 1t the pres
ent session.
For SAIE-One span Of mares:
1--WE and seven years old; well bro
ken; weigh 2.400 pounds; good
drivers: work any place; cheap.
doc" Howard.
Claude Fairy. who has been spend
ing the holidays with his father in
this city. left Monday morning for
Denver to resume his studies at the
Sacred Heart College.
After January 10. 1905. Mrs. Jes-
ne E. Stubbs. n. D.. will be in the
|odice Of DR.. A. L. Stubbs, in the
Simonton block. from 9 to 11:3O ..
m. Special a4tsntion given to dis
eases Of w0.nen.
Frank Van Gundy. Of the Fowler
Tribune. accompanied by his son.
was . La Junta visitor last Sunday
for few hours between trains. He
was on his way to Kansas to make .
belated holiday visit with relatives.
John Mcneil. accompanied by his
sister. Min Jennie Mcneil. left on
No. 8 Monday morning for Kinks
lille, No., where the latter will
enter the osteopath institute for the
purpose Of taking treatment. and
may eventually take . course in that
institution.
George Ehgeland. Of Dorsey, N:
n. who used to be tonsorial artist
of this burg. was in town yesterday
On hi way to Fowler to investigate
the prospect Of establishing . barber
ibop at that point. George figures
that . town with two hanks ought
to support two barber shops.
The district court committee. G..
8. Thompson, H. n. Fosdick and G.
y. Hall. appointed BY Judge voor-I
heas to examine the books Of the
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