La Junta tribune., 1905-05-03
Bowen for suits that nit.
Rugs at cost at ThompSons.

Junta Drug Company.
Mrs. S. A. Rouse is visiting her
parents in Galesburg. H.
/ q. 5. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer Phone No. 2l-5
I Ask your tailor for Mitchell's
fashion plates. Bowen has them.
You will always find prescrip-
zion clerk at the La Junta Drug
Company
/ For painting, decorating and
paper hanging, call up Black 1901.
Jack Devine.
( WANTED A woman to do general
hou, ework Mrs. X. Plenderleith;
! phoI black 1924.
Your money wont grow in your
pochet, but it will grow if you put
il in rent producing property X.
h. Cook.
Eight hundred warranty deeds
have been recorded in the office of
the county clerk during the past
nine months.
J W. Marshall was a Lamar Wis
itor ast Sunday and brought home
the fine horse which ne recently pur-
chased from Mclean Bros.
La Junta women have a 'Nycta-
ginacese" Club. Don't know what
the name means. but il perhaps has
some bearing on race suicide.
James Barton Adams.
George l.. Holly has left Goldfield.
Ney. where he went TO spy out the
land, and is now located at Sparks,
Nev.. where he is engaged in the
chicken ranch industry.
We are new in the second hand
business. but by low prices and
square dealing we expect to merit
your business. Furniture Exchange
Company. Dougherty Block.
Mrs. X. f. Howard. of St. Joseph,
No. arrived in La Junta last Sunday
iaorning for an extended visit with
her son. c. j. Howard, yardmaster
for the Santa Fe at this point.
Mesdames Jay F. Jewett and John
Bottorf. who were in La Junta sew
eral days last week. in the interests
Of the Knights and Ladies of Securi-
~. returned home last Saturday.
have a few good bargains in
houses to offer. What ! mean by
bargains is property that if you
want to rent it will bring you II to
Is per cent net on the investment.
X. Il. Cook.
L. II. Wright is rafting off the
monkey. "Trixie," for the benefit Of
his brother. Arthur, who is very i'll
in hospital in Denver, suffering
from a fever contracted on the west
coast of Africa.
Miss Bernice Walker went to La
Junta Tuesday to take her music
lesson. She is studying under Mrs.
Belle Warner. one of the most thor
Ough and accomplished vocalists in
the state. Las Animas Democrat.
The report that Kyle Mitchell, a
former La Junta baseball player,
was injured in railway accident at
Chicago recently, is not true. Mitch
I'll was at the home of his parents in
Cleveland, Miss, at the time of the
reported accident.
Rev. S. Edgar, pastor of the Re-
formed Presbyterian church, leaves
this week for Youngstown, Ohio, and
Beaver Falls, Pa, to assist in evan
gelistic work. He will also attend
the meeting of the synod, the high
st court of the Covenanter church,
at Newcastle. Pa. John Crozier is
the delegate from the session, and
will accompany Mr.. Edgar. The
two gentlemen expect to be gone
during May.
The Santa Fe has been leading the
strenuous life during the past week,
foods and washouts causing a sus-
pension of business for nearly four
days. Passenger traffic was resumed
Sunday, seventeen trains of 80
coaches arriving from the south on
that day. Thirty tons of ice were
used in icing the coaches at this
pbint Sunday. and in consequence it
was very strenuous day for the
''cuocn gang" Freight traffic south