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La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11
Worvsr's Club.

The La Junta Woman's Club met
at the home Of Mrs. Gilbert Novem-
ber ith. A very interesting pro-
gram was rendered. Nearly every
member present responded to cur
rent events. After this the subject
for the afternoon. Richard Ill. ."
was taken up. Mrs. Jameyson gave
very clear and comprehensive
Introduction TO the Play" Mrs.
Pearce read an interesting paper on
the Famous Richards Of the
Stage" Pictures illustrating the
papers were passed around and a
general discussion relative to the
popularity % this play brought out
some very interesting points. The
club will meet with Mrs. W. A.
Hart November 10th.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11
MiaisteSs' Aliisoee.

The pastors of the city met at the
Presbyterian Manse on Monday
Morning and organized the Minis
ters' Alliance. Rev. Conrad Bluhm.
the oldest pastor in point of length
of service in the city. was made
president. and Rev. :. Edgar was
elected secretary. Meetings are to
be held the first Monday of each
month. At the meeting it was de-
cided to hold the annual Thanks
giving service in the Reformed
Presbyterian church. and Rev. $. c.
Davis. If the Baptist church. will
preach the sermon
A list Of the union Thanksgiving
services held in La Junta. giving
first the place of meeting. the year.
the pastor who preached the SER
mon. and of what denomination. is
as follows: Baptist church. 1896.
W. f. Collett. Methodist: Presby-
terian. 1897. Z w. Cole. Christian:
Baptist church. 1ses. II. B. Collins.
Methodist. Methodist church. 1893.
W. H. Haupt. Episcopal, Presby-
terian church. 1900. X. Money.
Methodist. Methodist church. 1901.
s r. Wood. Baptist. - -.
1872. c. q. kImball. Methodist.
Presbyterian church. 1873. r III.
Larnpkin. Christian; Baptist church.
1904. J. T. Stivers. Christian. Re
formed Presbyterian church. 1906.
5. c. Davis. BAPTIST
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11
Sweet Clover

Unusual interest is manifested in
the coming engagement Of the mag
nificent production Of Sweet Clo-
YER" which should prove one Of the
greatest dramatic treats Of the
season. The cast is a magnificent
one, being headed by that famous
character actor. Otis y. Thayer, and
the talented young emotional
actress, Gertrude Bondhill. Sweet
Clover" is booked for an engage
ment at the la Junta Theatre Tues
day. November 2lst.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11
Additional appropriations

The directors Of the Otero lrriga-
ton District have not as yet sub
mitted an estimate Of the amount of
money needed by them for the main
tenance and interest funds Of the
canal and the levy on property in
the district has not been fixed.
The levy for county purposes was
fixed at IL mills. a decrease from
Hast year Of 3 mills. and in fact one
If the lowest levies ever made in the
history of the county. The levy for
school purposes in the La Junta
district was increased mills. other
wise the total levy for all purposes
would have been decreased mills.
As il is the total levy in la Junta is
SO mills. or mill less than last
year. The levy for county purposes
is segregated as follows.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11
Notice Of 1ueiiestie0-

INTTtD -IATKs LAND OfFfcE At
PGEhLlo- toLD.- Dctlt--r n. lisf..
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ foIlo-ius uan~d --tfier has tl.-st notice Of
his ilsi.ntian make nnAl prof. in SUPPORT Of
his claim. and that aid proof ~tl b. made b.
FOR. tk. clerk of the district court at La Juntz.
ralorado. on D-c.ui t-r II. isi5. siI: John
Nsl-oa- II. T. HE for the -sufh -ezt quar-
zoothsa-t quarter. s-cfiou "a. to~uship =
south and bot I AMI ?. -srath~s-' quarter
norths--t quarter. -ectiau = township :.
south. rsns- a wei tfh v
lie nance the fslloNtnx ~ltn~S-.- Ia prove
tis c.autinu.sus r--idrno. uT-sn aud cultivation
of AID land, siEs Fr-h \. Nsliqn-tte. 6-orxe
y NcCauley. John O. Jss.ll, sylvester An
stins. all II i~i-er- Golsrsda,
: A ABBEY. Register.
First pablicsiiol Nossus,--r I. $50
Last tahlieatloa- D--c~uabsF q, is.1l.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11
Desert Land. Finsi proof-Noties for
Publication.

INtTEn STkTE- LAND OFFIcE /
ptEnIn, CoLn-. Nossn.ter q Issa
NOTICE l. HEREBY GINEs THAT
~ Marian " hcluiyrr, as-isn.. Of Sophie
6eor.e. Of Drawer, Colorado. has tls-i notice 81
tuteHtton to make pr-f 90 hl- dessrt-land
ella iu No ~ fur the east half southeast qua =
trr. -a1thu~=t quarter southeast quarter .
southeast quarter southwest quarter. section
=. narth.- quarter. -sction -. township y
-.suth. rasse a ~--f. before the United Sist-=
Land Offsre at Puetla. Coloradu on TUESDAY
the Ieth dzy 81 D--csnt-r. 1896.
He nams- the folloNtng witnesses to prove
the complete irrisztiau and reclamation OF sid
Land. k1s-n. Bell, Mm. n. Cho~sn. &. l..
~aslsy. @ll 81 La Junta Colorado. n. A. Nc,
Intyrs. Of Ds-nv.r. Colorado.
:. a. ABBEY. Register.
Fir-t Uahl icztion November = IisrL
Ia "a sablicatlan, b-,csut-r ~ 1850.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11
oesso tsrd. Final eseof-Noties for
1voiiestion.

TNITEp -HArr- LAND OFfIcN
iunsIn, Cote, Nos-mt~r 4 llsii
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Az N~~rll W hcintyr~. assignee 81 Cora d.
Guirand. Of D-uy-r. Coior4io.. has filed totiee
o' iut.nft..a to make pfupf GA his ds-srt-lsnd
claim No. ~ Tor the east hslf northwest quar-
teri east half southwest quarter. ~sst half
southeast quarter. =~cflen q township y
saith. aud lot 2 and southwest quarter north-
east quarter, -sctton = township "a -ssuth.
rang. a ~s-t. before th. United State Lsnd
ofie- at fnsblo, tolorsdo. on Tuesday, the
I.ah day ~ Dsc.mh~r isfi
He uaol-s the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation aud recla iioB 81 I'D
Land fus-n- Bell. Nm. N. ohown. 4. l.
~-sley. all 81 La Junts. Colorado; n. A Nc
Intyr-. 81 Denver. Colorado.
:. A. ABBEY. Rexistsf.
First patlicstion. November :. Isss.
Last tsahl -estion. B-c-n t-rr II Ish.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11
Desert lsos. eiesi 1rsef-net,ee sss
Hsei,estiea.

U>ITED sTarrs LAND Orrrrr !
PVEsIn. Cote. Norea,k-r q Issc
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAI
Az Charlie v Barrell- of D-n,.r Calor.sia hs-
nled ns,sie- 81 intsnti"u 10 make prosf us his
d@-erf-lsnd claim No "a. tor the -ssuf xe~t
quarter. -s-cti.su q east half southeast guar-
ter. southwest quarter southeast quarter =-r-
tisn =, t.~n-hip = -aath, rAnxe "a ~.~f- t-fsr~
the Gnit-.i >tsi~S Land D.tice at Pueblo. Cals,-
RADIO. On 1ue-1zy. N. isth day Of D-c.u ter
Tss.
the pl~te rrisstisu .n reclamation 81 aid
land Ea<-a- ELL Mm. n Chox.n q l.
S-.ley. al 20 La Jnnts. Colorado; n. A Nc
lntyre. % Drawer. Gslorssia.
S.t ABBEY. Rexister
First Hnhlicstiou- Ncreut-r q I.ss.
Last IUhlicAtion. December IA f@ti.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11
oessst ls~s. eiesi HrooS-neties ses
Hsbliestiea.

IsrrED STATES LAND OFFtCH 1
PrEBIo, toLO.. November q Ii.s
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ william A. Buriics. 81 Drawer. Colorado.
has ri-t notice 81 intention to make pno-,f
90 his de--rf-land claim No. ~. for the east
half northeast quarter Southwest quarter
northeast quarter. southeast quarter uurth-
west quarter, and southeast quarter. sect iou
-. to.uship = -oath, rsnxe a we-t. t-for~ the
tuitesi STATE Land officc al Puebio. Coinrafis..
on Ia@-stsy. the fsth day of D-csmt-r, tsG
Tie name the foiioSiug witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclaim alton - aid
Land: Eas-ne Bell. Wm. " ChoN.n 4 l..
ss-slsy. AL ~ La Jants. Col"rado' VI. A. Nc
iifty -. Of Drawer. tnlorstas
: a. ABBEY. Reei-tsr.
tifsf puhl icstion. November :. fs.l.
Last psublicstion. D-cerh-r ~ rsa.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11

The ASSESSED valuation Of La
Junta is increased s110.i1o over last
year. From the valuation Of
$780, .sl0. the city. with levy of =
mills. viii derive a revenue Of
s1o.015.25 from the taxes collected
By the county treasurer. With a
revenue Of $500 from the saloons.
and probably s1.co from other
sources. the city dads viii have
over So. 900 to expend next year.
which ought to enable them to place
the city in pretty good financial con-
dition before their terms expire in
April. ls-g7-
The mill levy for county purposes.
and the levy for r1Inicipal purposes
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11
psser Land. FirsI Proof nosies for
1upiicstior-

TSITEB SrsrF~ LRSn pFFIGH
PUEHLo. goLp.. NaEeuitur 6 I.sr,
NOTICE l. HEREBY SINEN THAT
~ Th-'-isr. {. HEM. q u-nE-r, tolorado,
las flelf utstirr ~ Intention ~ uak. proof ois
his d--.rt- lsah claim No ~ for the esd half
-srtiuu 81 touushig = -nuth. rang. = wet
seforr the tnit-d @;at~- Land Ofiic- al pslrtaia.
Colsras.I, Ca Monday, the isth day - D~ccm-
.--r Isstl.
lie name th- fpIlu4ius sitn--sez 10 prove
gbs cs1unplsts iFrlEaIItu and reclamation II "a "a
laut df-aEe~ :. Heap - Denver, Colorado
Ellsn &. HsuFy, ef bruyrf- tolaradns 4. T.
--~l-y - L. Juuta. tu.oralos besTTs A. XII
rsTr. La Juuta, Colorado.
a AhBEl Register.
First qualification. November :. ii.I.
I-a-t g.uhiiczt,.sa, Doc~mh@r T. n-5.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11
fire loss Promptly Adjusted

| take great pleasure in thus pub
licly expressing my endorsement Of
the Commercial Union Assurance
Company for the prompt and gen
tlemanIy manner in which they ad-
justed my recent loss. and can most
heartily recommend this company 10
those seeking fire insurance.
ALBERT HURST.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11
Desert Land. final eroof--hoties Tor
Publication.
ISTIEB STATES LAND OFFICN
rNAhIn. anLn.. Nosrnirr :. n.Il

TNTIEB STATES LAND OFFIcN
PpAkGo SoLo.. November Z, i.h
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ f1l.a e H.nr,. Of D.nver, Colorado, has
rlssi notice 81 Intention Ia mase proof On hi-
i.ssr;-lann eiaiu No. ~ for the southwest
quarter. -seriou "a northwest quarter. --ction
- township 3 south. range - vest, before the
United state Land Dfi.c- At Pueblo. Colorado
ln Mouday. the l.ih day uf Dscember. 1906.
n. name. the foilo~ing witnesses to prove
th- complete irrigation and reclamation OF -sid
Land q. l. S~eley. Of La Junts. Colorado; (;
Th.,-ior- q. Henry, Of D-nyer, Colorado; !;
tf-urxr : Henry. Of beaver. Colorado; h-ors-
4 hllrore. Of La Juuts. colorado.
:. 4. ABBEY. Register.
y ri pu icaiion November = lisE.
Lat publication. D-cembrr Is. IssG.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11
Sisssalk neties-

L. yuxTs- CoLa-. Nsxent~rs Is1.
TO J. ". JOHNS: iOl AXE HkkEhf
j Esssifs-d that by resolution ps--s-t 90 No
s.rai~r q issFs the CITY C0anel ot the City of
La yuntz ordered th. Construction of -ld~-
al. .s. Granada street the north -ad< of
L.; L Bloe. = h-loaxns 70 you and that b,
the rer--s- Of the Ordnance yoa sre reiairsd to
es...-s rlacf -sid sidewalk within fft~~a days OF
rhr cat. Of .-rssc~ 81 this not ic~ a,.Dn you
J. A BAKRisG1O>.
Street CoImi--ionsT City Of La Junis-
First t,ublirstio1. November II. fS6-
II .ahltcztissz. Nosem Der Il. ESfs-
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11
Desert tsss. Gissi Proof aoties Tor
Public stioa-
usIrsp sTsr.. LAsp osrI., To-

UNITED sTsTE- LAND OFfIck
PUEHLo. Colo. Nos-ulhrF g isa
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Ge-,rse stuart H-nry. 81 Densrr, Coi"rad
has fled nufire Of intention 10 make pru-nf on
his ds--rt-land claim No. ~. for the south
hall --ctiou -. township - south range a
9.st. tefor- the United >tat-- Land pffie. at
Pueblo, Colorado, GA Mondsy. the I.th day Of
Isso-at-.r. issS-
He names the following ~itns---- to prove
tts cosnfl-te irrisaiion and r.cla ma tion of AID
land Ellen q. H~ury, af D-nssr. Colorado;
Ttss.ior- 4. Henry. Of D--uv%r. Coloradei &. l..
,srlsy % La Junta Colorssio; Georg. A hi
-1rs. % La JuUta. Colorado
= A. ABBEY. Register.
Ftr-t publication. November = $50
Last puiilicaf iot. Ds-ceufer lN. r.i-
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11
Ase,ie.,is. 10 lssse sss,s ls.ss.
orrrc. OF THs sr,rr BoarD

OFFICE oF TEE sIsrK BokED !
90 LAND fosni..Io>Eks.
Ds>NER- GoLo-. octoh-r q lAb
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ jonathan O-born- zhss-- I-s-tsffc~
address Is La Juuta- Golorada. 90 ustot-tr
= $50. made DUPLICATION No i-Iss To the STATE
hssrd of Lsna founni-sioD-r- Ia lease the
follosinx eeseribad Indemnity -chs-sl lands,
situate IN otsra cuFi1iy. Colorado. ta-~it;
North half of sog-tvcsf quarter Of ssetion :.
to~u-hip - south. ran.- :. ~e-t-
No other application To lease the above de
srrit--d premises or objections against the
above spplle.ti.sn ~il b- considered after
November =. fs6- -
MARK q. WOODRUFF.
Register Stat. Beard Land Commissioners
First publication November J. iisb-
Last publication. November n 1855
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11
Si6sSSik netics-

Ia Jrxra Colo. November Z. f1s.
ITO MRS DELLA BRiSkhAN. NOU
j are hereby nstih~d that BY r.-oiatiou
tus.-~-i ocs May u. Isa. the City Council Of the
ilty Of La Junts ordered the ooE-rru~tion Of a
-id-~ ak % illiBois street the north side Of
Lot 4 Blac. Al. b-loI.sfins yoo- and that b,
III. terms nf tho Ordinance yotl required Ia
construct said sidewalk sithiE cfte-n days sf
IT, s.t- II ier 81 thi- nssiie- nI-sn soa-
J. A. BAkRiSGToN.
Str-~t Goa m = ion~f. Clty 81 La JuntA-
Firsr tssltliestissn- November n. 49,
Last Isablscstissn- November L. fss-
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11

The total levy. in mills. for state,
county, municipal and school pur-
poses, in the various cities and
towns Of the county. with the total
levy for last year, given for COM
parison. is as follows:
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11

in the various cities and towns in
the county. with the levy for last
year. given for comparison. is as
follows:
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11

The assessed valuations in the
various cities and towns of the
county. with the assessed valuation
of last year. given for comparison.
are a. follows.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11
8. W. Bsowx. Clerk 4

Srsrr or roLos sro.
Cst~Tr og orssp
I. :. ". Brv~n. City Clerk Of the City
~ La Iunts- do hereby certify that the fore
soinx c-tfinsnc~ ~.S PLACED it, r~t r-adinx
and ~a- duly rad and ps--rd it, first Rad
ing at q regular meet ING of the City Council 81
said City >oye-s~- g fHs.
l.ssLl 5. ". BROWN. City Cierk-
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-15

streets, and not only opposed to but
conquering it step by step. The ten
denotes and inclinations of the girls
that are brought to the sisters seem to
crumble away until they are lifted by
subtle means, companionslnip and ex-
ample, to higher planes. 1t is not a So
Geological manifestation. 1t is a matter
of personal influence and it is more
wonderful than the struggles of the
outer world that take up most of our
interest A few days ago one of the
sisters said, with the sense of satistac-
ton that comes of having won her vic
tory. how girls who had lived for a
time in the House of the Good Shop
herd in Los Angeles, had come back to
them not once but many times to see
them, to express in futile sort of way
their gratitude for the good they had
gained. These were not of the same
creed even-some of no creed. They
We're rebellious at first and now are UNI
willing to turn away altogether from
the gentle influences. Here is meta
morphosis. The sisters might recount
many such personal incidents, but they
don't Not a name is ever mentioned by
them"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-15
What Is the Cure for Gossip?

What is the cure for gossip? Simple
culture. There is a great deal of gos-
SIP that has no malignity in it. Good
latlred people talk about their neigh
DoFs because they have nothing else
10 talk about. AS we write, there
comes TO US the picture OF family Of
Young ladies' We have seen them at
nome We have seen them in galleries
o. art we have caught glimpses of
Jhem going from book shop or a IL
blary with fresh volumes in their
hands When we meet them they are
lul of what they have seen and read.
ihey are brimming with questions.
ohe topic Of conversation is dropped
only TO give place to another in which
They are interested. We have left
mem after d delightful hour, stimu-
lated and refreshed: and during the
Whole hour not . neighbours garment
Vas soiled by 50 much as touch.
they had something to talk about
! hey knew something, and wanted 10
Know more. They could listen as well
as they could talk. To speak freely
OF neighbours doings and belongings
would have seemed an iInpertinence
10 them. and, of course, All impro-
pilety. They had no temptation to Cos
Slp because the doings of their nelgh-
DORIS formed a subject very much less
interesting than those which grew out
Oh their knowledge and their. culture.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-15
Face and Neck.

If the girl who has blotched COM
plexion will heat her face hot with
cloths wrung out of water that is very
nearly heated to boiling. and if she
will hold them on until her face is
very nearly scarlet, she will find that
her skin is smooth and soft and as
fine in texture as that of an incubator
baby. After the face has been steamed
or heated by the application of hot
cloths the next thing is to spread cold
cream upon it. This should he applied
not with sparing hand. but in sustance
the easier it Will be to apply and the
more there is of it the better for the
face. The cream may be put on hall
an inch thick. if one can apply it as
heavily as that, and 1t can be allowed
to ooze down upon the neck and the
shoulders and slowly rubbed in. Those
who want very white neck and a
pair of dazzling shoulders can mix a
very little peroxide of hydrogen in with
a little lanolin and apply to the skin.
1t acts as great bleach. When plenty
of cold cream, has been rubbed in the
hot skin the whole can be mopped with
a linen cloth. and then by some miracle
there is wiped off with the cold cream
nine-tenths of the blemishes that aff1iet
the skin In the number can be in
cluded blackheads, which seem literally
to dissolve before the beneficent in
huences of the cream.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-15
DEATH.

ernest McGaffey, in Woman's Home
Companion.)
Death, the wise virgin, trims her lamp
and goes
Down the long halls where guests in
number been;
On many a couch they slumber safe
therein.
Dream-haunted in the midst of their
repose;
But where she knocks their eyes may
not unclose,
No! not for this, nor any worlds loud
din:
Or wrapped in sanctity, or Scared by
SIN.
This is the end as Death unquestioning
knows.
And who would care to fret the cycles
With endless being; world on world to
choose;
Or chant vain hymns to some celes-
tial Tyre,
When he could go, as prisoner, rm7
bound,
AT Deaths glad call, TO be with rain
and dews,
The winds wide ,wanderings and
the sunsets fire.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-15
nomestic nPointers.n

To keep seed beans from being eaten
by weevils, put in sieve, and pour
boiling water over them; dry in the
sunshine.
Lemon pies and lemonade can be
made without lemons by the use OF. acid
phosphate and lemon essence. The diff
ference cannot be detected.
To tone down and beautify the COM
pIexion, battle the face in bran-water
to which has been added few drops of
ammonia.
For neuralgia, cut thick slice of
bread, soak one side for a minute in
boiling water. rapidly sprinkle cayenne
pepper over the hot side, and apply to
face. will not blister as mustard
does.
A spoonful of ox-gall in a gallon of
water will set the colors of almost any
goods. Soak before washing.
teacupful of I've in a pailful of
water will improve the color of black
goods.
Take a new flower pot, wrap in wet
cloth, put over butter, and the butter
will keep as upon ice.
A raw onion bruised and applied as
soon as possible to bite of any van
omous thing. snakes included, win
cure the wound.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-15
What Men Think of US.

Most men have a very mistaken idea
about girls. in that they imagine every
well-dTessed girl they meet is hus-
band-seeker, and that is the reason
they give for her being~neat and par
ticular about her appearance.
Now. nothing is more obnoxious to
sensible girls than that very same
opinion, for they know it is not true.
And they are right in resenting it. Our
men folks are away off, y TO use the
slang phrase. when they think that we
are All unanimously on the lookout for
husbands. and that that is the reason
we dress well.
Do girls give up dressing nicely and
doing themselves up with care when
they marry and settle down? Do they
nct take as much pains with their toll
1ette when going out only with women
as when they expect TO meet members
of the other sex? OF course they do.
And the real fact of the matter is that
oirls are a thousand times nicer and
eTreeter IN their Thoughts than the great
majority of men imagine them to be.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-15
The Sisters, Good Work.

.There is this. besides: Madame Mod
iaelro AT the time of the organiZa ton
Of the ladies' auxiliary of the House of
the Good Shepherd, was one of the first
TO take up the work with an activity
that comes of intense interest II was
not a mere here-or-there idea. Philan-
thropy banded about in many guises
is likely TO become a 'destandardized'
term suggesting tiresome things. Back
of If lies a. variety of meanings. In
tl,is narticuEar ease there was much to
he considered and much to attract any
one knowing the days work of the sis
ters of the Good Shepherd. 1t IS an IN,
teresting study, if YOU ike the cool
and quiet of Matthew. Arnola 5 iai ~.
onnosed 10 the rack and wear OF the
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-15
WOULD YoN CARRY YoNTH INTO
AGE?

Don't let anything interfere with
your regular hours of work and rest,
but get plenty of sleep, especially what
is called beauty sleep" before mid
night.
Keep busy: idleness is a great friend
of age, but an enemy of youth. Regu-
lar employment and mental occupation
are marvellous preseryers
Put some beauty into your life every
day by seeing beautiful works of art,
beautiful bits of scenery, or by read
ing some noble poem or prose Sc
lection.
Never compare yourself with others
of the same age, or think that you
must appear as old as they because
you have marked the same number of
years.
Take regular exercise in the open air
every day in all weather; walk, ride
row. swim. or play; but, whatever
you do. keep out of doors as much as
possible.
Love is the great healer of all life's
ills. the great strengthened and beau
tifier. If you would drink at the foun-
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-15
Make the Most Of Your Eyes.

Nothing is more. charming than the
straightforward gaze which indicates
that a woman is in complete possession
of herself. confident of her own pow
ers and strength and does not feel the
need of looking htther and thither for
a. way of escape. Once learn the trick
of a steady gaze and no matter how
plain the girl may be there is some
thing about her which every one will
declare is charming and fascinating.
Soft and melting eyes, flashing eyes,
brilliant eyes, soulful eyes, are not in
it with the eyes of direct gaze, partic-
ularly if they are shaded by lids which
are rather large and heavy
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-15
To Cure Pessimism.
(From Physical Culture.)

Hang these words to your bedpost,
or tack them to your brain:
am going to become an optimist.
From now on I am going to change
my entire life and my entire style of
thinking.
/. will endeavor hereafter to be gen
erous in my view toward others broad
minded. large- spirited and kind. think
ing well of everybody, mean of nobody,
and overlooking the little faults, believ-
ing that there are other qualities in the
man that oXerWhelm the deficiency.
Z There is so much bad in the best of
us. and so much good in the worst of
us, that it behooVes each one of US to
be charitable to the rest of US
I shall see the bright side of every
thing.
| shall talk like an optimist, laugh
like an optimist, and move about like
an optimist, conscious of the fact that
shall radiate sunshine and make every
one around me happier.