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MERCANTILE REFERENCE CO..

MERCANTILE REFERENCE CO.,
suite zoos. Tract Society Bldg $50 Nassau Y.
Bookkeeper. Grain, $40 90 s25 90: Shipping Clerk.
Dry Goods. $3.50; Once shipping Clerk; Route.
tractors 81 600 Fidelity Co Ledger Clerks. Grocery.
.2 CO. stenographer R. r GO $500 20 No No Stock
s. tOs5oo, an Typist. s7oossoo Switchboard
Boy SO 700.
OFF ICE MEN--Auditor end credltman. depart.
ment store experience. $500 cost clerk cotton
ments. $500; order clerk. type foundry, 81 200:
shipping clerk. metal untutc, 81 200 maily other
desirable openings. HAPioO)S, otn MOOT Ss
Broadway
SALESMEN--R Retail hats, 81 900 hardware. Span
ish for South America retail hardware and tools.
$500 loose leaf edg"s devices. sl,lno and commits
sion fancy leather goods Western territory, 5000
cigars 5000 many other good openings. HAP
GOODS 18th 1oor, 3oa Broadway,
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s3.772.723 Sa7,<82.2si

. The receipts from customs to day were s727.2ls:
rom internal revenue, s70a.0os; miscellaneous,
EseIA2 National bank notes received for rcdcmp-
zion. S1S.057.
The cash statement OF the United States Treas
nrer for May 27 shows:
RESERVE FUND.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.


tains: acres nne barn: ali kinds OF fruit trees;
photograph. particulars: equity 100 com mission
av.. Brooklyn
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NOTICE or DRAWING FOR REDEMPTION
-Four Per Cent. Gold Debt Of 1904
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF MEXICO.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN on behalf Of III.
Mexican Government. and In pursuance OF the
agreement relating to said loan bearing date Octo
Der thirty .nrst. 1904, made between the FEDERAL
EXECUTIVE OF THE UNITED STATES OF
MEXICO and SPEYfR 4 CO.. acting for them
selves and others. and BANCo NAC1ONAL DE
MEXICO. that. in accordance with Article Fourth
OF said agreement the following bonds OF said
loan were drawn on May is 1905 at the once Of
Speyer Co.. In the City Of New York, under the
supervision Of said frr, and In the presence Of
Senor A. Leon Grajeda, Vice Consul OF Mexico,
al the City OF New York, and H. Starr Giddines,
Notary Public OF the County and State OF New
YORK, for redemption at par on the nrst day Of
June. 1905, when interest thereon will cease.
SERIES A. for 900 each:
So. s47 1910. mi. 1000 s,7e 1890 1852 44so 49,.
sl4 6ss2 $751; $685. el17 s2oa ea4s eee7 1902 1881.
77s5 slop s4s4 S? 1892. eo2e, $780, essl osss ss75
,o3s. 1857 io,sls. io62s. 1o.sS3. i?ola l2.loo,
u 2s5 1914 l5.4o2 1890 I45o2 1891 I5isS 1892
1871 $500. 1924. 1911 1855, 1913 is,Hs,
10 eo? 70 rs 1884. H%so. PLAT, 224o2 a..
72si4 mira, 2? aa3. % ses $500. 1884 ?4,s.e,
asons 7Sls4 ?s.ls5. 2si95. 25,aSs. 25.?7l $500.
o Is sns 25sl6 20 uea 70 $50 cseee ~ GA ?7242
27eoo 2sso2. Hss7, 1855 Is ,ess, 1858, 2s,ass.
a ooe 2oslT % OF, 3ois? 3o,52a. ao54s 20, ee7,
sos4I, so,s7s. a,s7s, sio72. sl,sie LAS. al5an.
sl.Ss. psj, n,sl7. ss.7a 1851, aoos. a.oes
&I7i, s4s2S, 1894, A,ss4
SERIES r, for $500 each.
Nos. 40. as. 1877 1857. l7os 2s4s sci, 1909 ao7.
Sass sss4, 4an 4s72 4sos 1927 1850 snai 5ls3 SSH
500 $685. ssao $685. eoSl els ess 1854 1885. ss4a,
s7aa $751; ss01, a2il. e+Os, aiSs. a7e6
Said bonds Designated for redemption will he
payable at par on said June 1908. and win be paid
at til. option OF their holders. on presentation
thereof at any Of the places al which interest on
said bonds Ia PAYABLE Said bonds must b. pre-
sen,ed for payment with oil coupons maturing
after said redemption date.
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HELP WANTED-MALEs.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. solicitors, all lines
some f1ne openings at HAPGOopS, 5th door. 3nd
Broadway.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

. WASHINGTON, May ?7.-The statement OF the
receipts and expenditures Of the Treasury shows:
This day THIS month, Fiscal year.
Eeccl7ts 81 ,629,I5s S3a.i27278 f4oOS+i i2S
Expenditures. :. i,860.OOn a. 100000 500 sos, 7O6
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

r1RsTcLASS LANDSCAPE GARDENER,striet
sober handy with all kinds OF tools, Al references.
wishes position In private family: city or country:
wages, sss monthly; only a, nEst, class employers
trach. 81 Sd St, Hoboken n. j.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1905-08-11

ENJOYS, TOR they have seen Theodore.
Bonaparte crossing the Alps wasn't
marker to the spectacle presented by
our Bonaparte double-crossing the de-
partment rasca}s.
|. A Kentucky woman who has buried
eight husbands is about to take the
ninth. Her private graveyard must be
an interesting spot to- visitors.
The steamer Onion of the Harrison
line was held in quarantine for three
days at Galveston. Her odor may have
aroused the suspicious of the health
officials.
& **
It is said that hailstones weighing
from four.to five poundsi each fell in
Nevada the other day 1t is probable,
however, that their weight was esti-
mated by an ice dealer.
A Kansas judge has refused to issue
an injunction to prevent a jackass from
braying. 1t is possible that he may in
some small sense owe his official posi-
ton to the braying Of political campaign
asses.
Mr.. Bryan says he may remain away
from US for two years on his coming
globe trotting tour. That would be
pretty hard ON US, but if assured that
our distinguished fellow citizen was en-
joying himself we should try to feel re-
signed.
1t is estimated that John .. Rocke-
feller viii clear $50, 100000 by corner
Ing linseed oil. And he is the disconso-
late old chap who sits with his chin
buried in his bosom weeping real tears
because the sympathy Of the world is
denied him.
Gone hundred and fifty farmers in
Oklahoma are advertising for 500
wives," says Chicago paper. The
ignorant fellows do not seem to have
been informed of the fact that polyg-
amy is no longer considered en- regle
II this, land of the free.
Ar' eastern paper pictures Secretary
Taft in gaudily colored kimona drink
ing tea with beyy Of cute little geisha
girls in Japan. If the weighty states
man gets too gay over there Theodore
may request that he be hoisted on board
of a ship and sent home.
Ia. ~ %~s..
Tha a;o,,+ ,,,o,,,a,, who ,uo,o vacant y,
~, s,,od ~, md n,,,,o,of !, tho cb;caon
i, .,,..o oo,,n a.. ,,,-.h win roooror Ito
+ha ho,, Who +;c,.,od Tho h;nd lar Of
n,,,1o ,,;t,, : h,,;, = h,,sb +bew ~, ' ,,eve,.
i M: ! ho,,dsnn,a - +bar ,,os,.e. h,,+ +hav
II 53, -
rhe man Nv. who no, pasted a printed copy
Of the /: Lords, PRAYER on his bedpost
and pointed is it every night before re- {, ! I
firing with the remark. "Themt's nv
sentiments. Lord, must take a back
seat to the Minneapolis man who has
commissioned ! phonogranh to sav his
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1905-08-11
! NUGGETS OF INTEREST.

i r.li \ : : ~
a Russia that peace is not a bargain
counter proposition.
>,G Ii a.. ~ ~. n =. a..
/ On a recent trip one of the ocean
liners brought over 1923 babies. Must
have had rather squally voyage. #
/ It is stated that Gen. Linevitch can
neither read nor write, and the world
is ready to believe he can. neither lead
nor fight. H. Z.
Z The Russian peace ENJOYS are paid
5000 day and their expenses. If they
like this country a lengthy session may
be looked for. 1''. -.
A.Tokio dispatch says Admiral Rojest-
vensky is able to sit up. He may soon
be able to notice things and ask what
has. happened,
Our scientists should now turn their
distinguished attention to the bacillus
of graft, and try to find something that
will clip it's claws. ~ -. a@.
~ &
| A correspondent says the battleship
Missouri. t'showed it's heels'' to the
other vessels. That Missouri mule in
stinct will crop out.
| >~% **@ 80 r .1
| The sultan says his escape from as
sassination was due to a merciful provi
dence. We had inferred that it was
due to the bad aim Of the bomb thrower.
The Missouri penitentiary is so over
crowded that. some of the old resident
criminals have had to double up with
bsoHers, and they are kicking about it,
A soda lake has been discovered in
Colorado, and the owners are expecting
a booming tourist business if they can
only locate brandy lake as g. COM
panion piece. ~
A disgusted parson back east shouts:
"Something must be done to improve
the present method of dancing;' as now
carried on it is simply hugging set to-
music" Why not cut out the music?
A Missouri paper tells of mule drop
ping dead when an automobile passed
it. Died of a broken heart, perhaps,
because tile dunn thing: went so fast the
poor creature couldn 't,get kick at it.
Il d. .**
+ A eastern clergyman says, that
ewon1en are largely. responsible for the
financial rascality Of our times" Which
lis quite true. But for women our finan-
icial rascab would never have, been
born: II s
|, - .s
A Pittsburg spinster wllled $500, 600 to
her old sweetheart on condition that he
secure a divorce from the woman he
married when he sidestepped her, and
now the poor devil is in q painful guam
diary: !. .;.3 s .,. s5 :=E
ID The car lunched with tfie kaiser on
board Of the German imperial yacht |
the other day.; Perhaps the first meal
he has eaten for a long time without
first trying the food on the dog to see
if il contained .poisony a. II
S..443s. I'd. s.s s.5 ! y 8 s.5.3# #
"a Kansas City woman wants a di-
yorce because her husband drove her
from lf,',m, home on a stormy night, and the |
'Starde declares that any entlerna,t under
such circumstances would have waited
ter Al a. pleasant aoonlii1t evening
vi 55. ~: Mick key,of n Nebraska With his
own hands recent repaired the fences
soonsh so hffs farm, painted his barn and won
the 5horse seshoe pitching claamp mpionsfip|
Iof bis state: he Il VII now take a
ff.s ana come e Us ana help
, ,,outs with the harvest Is laee q MAJ hope to
N, III
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1905-08-11

A disgusted parson back east shouts:
Something must be done to improve
the present method of dancing;' as now
carried on it is simply hugging set to-
music" Why not cut out the music?
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1905-08-11

A soda lake has been discovered in
Colorado, and the owners are expecting
a booming tourist business if they can
only locate brandy lake as &, COM,
panion piece.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1905-08-11

~ King Edward will not allow The check
rensts be used Il on horses and has or
.dered that steel traps shall not BE used
il "a ching rabbits and other ground
his comm senda able zeal for
preventing crue elty tto animals he should
next sup press The kissing 81 { the damp
noses 81 pet dogs s5lby their lady yshipss q
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1905-08-11

A Missouri paper tells Of a mule drop
ping dead when an automobile passed
it. Died of a broken heart, perhaps,
because tile dunn thing: went so fast the
poor creature couldn get kick at it.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1905-08-11

.s ss5 Gov. Aiek Of n ebraska with his
own 1 |. hands recent " aired The fences
;soonshis farm, painted hiB barn and won
the 15l1 55tto horses hing champ mplonsip
Of bis state he will I now take 4
33WsYeek off and come to5 5BIsoWbell rs and help
cut with the harY est 1es I,a hope to
sbe. mentioned Is "a Al possible s. spresid Dental
.candi
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1905-08-11

The Missouri penitentiary is so over
crowded that some of the old resident
criminals have had to- double up with
beoders, and they are kicking abort it.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1905-08-11

III England d Wealthy autonnobilist
who ran down and killed a man was
sentenced to six months in Jail, fined
500 and ordered to pay $1,000: to the.
family Of the victim. In this country
d amurderer Of that nature would de-:
mand the usual fee for attending the
cofoner,s S inquest as d witness.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1905-08-11

The eight women who were recently
mashed up and nlangled in the Chicago
bargain counter rush will recover. Like
the boy who ticlsled the hind leg of a
mule with a briar bush, they may never
be as handsome as they were, but they
VIII have a danlsite more sense.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-01-04

1T is well known in Denver, that
Senator Patterson advised the Dem
ocratic election commissioners to
disobey the order of the Supreme
Court. promising to go to Jail him
self if necessary. The commission
ers respectfully declined. 1t is also
known that Senator Patterson drew
up an incendiary proclamation and
urged Aiva Adams to sign it. Mr..
Adams also respectfully declined.
Senator Patterson is a natural rev.
olutionist. The argument Of physi-
cal force. the first and last resort of
the bully, is always used by him,
when he cannot have his way in pub
lie matters.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-01-04

BEFORE the county commissioners
or the city council decide to donate
any funds to the State Realty As
sociation for the purpose Of adver-
tising Colorado through the medium
Of Gilbert McClurg's eastern lee
tures. would j.. not be advisable to
investigate several rumors that have
been in circulation regarding the
experience Of some Of the northern
counties with this method of adver-
tising. and the city councils Of Long
mont. Loveland. Boulder. and sew
several other small cities The
TRIBUNE has been reliably informed
that some very interesting informa-
ton regarding the eastern lee
lures" could be secured from the
sources mentioned.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-01-04

AMONG the absurd Inconsistencies
which the stress of bad political
weather have forced upon the Dem
ocrats is the appeal to the Supreme
Court to open the ballot boxes;
thereby granting and admitting its
jurisdiction in the election cases. ev-
en- beyond the ''injuncted precincts. :"
and at the same time they send Tel
Ter to the United States Supreme
Court to have it declare the State
Supreme Court without jurisdiction
in election matters.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-01-04

A degree of improbability in some
of its situations Notwithstanding,
the attraction at the Greenwall
Theatre for the present week is in
many respects an entirely entertain
ing one. an illustrated study in the
follies. foibles. thoughtlessness in its
various degrees and branches, and
the SORROWS and human suffering
that are born of them.
The title. why Women Sin,"
might. in these day of penchant on
the part of the playwright to ignore
propriety in the depictures which
they essay. lead the theatre-goer to
fear that the play might be distaste-
full to them. There is, however, not
a feature in this production which
might be considered Objectionable.
save perhaps the fact that it por-
trays too faithfully the sorrows and
troubles which folly and matrimon-
ial incompatibility too often bring
into the lives Of those who have
been linked in wedlock. 1t is play
which demands much Of those who
would essay its different roles. and
to the credit of the company it may
may be said that they attained .
most satisfactory degree Of success.
The scenery and stage settings were
artistic, many of them calling for
enthusiastic applause Immediately
upon the rise Of the curtain. The
costuming is rich, especially the
gowning Of the ladies, and the ap-
pointments and other properties are
faultless. The audience Of yester-
day was unusually appreciative Of
the good work done by the members
Of the cast, as evidenced in the
frequent bursts of applause and tie
sudden secession in order to hear
the continuation Of the lines. The
moral Of the play seemed intelligent
~ interpreted and that the big audi
ences enjoyed the presentation W.
piAinly evident. New Orleans Daily
States.
why womn SIM Win appear at
tie LA Junta TAeatxe Monday. ism
uary 18th.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-01-04

COLORADO is the masterpiece Of
the divine hand. 1t is the sum Of
all good things In nature. Its noun
tains are more magnificent. its
valleys are more beautiful and fer
tile. its climate is more salubrious,
its rippling streams are purer. its
sunshine is more health-giving. No
mines produce yellower gold or
brighter silver. Our fruits are the
juiciest and sweetest. Our ve3e-
tables are sought for and shipped
all over the world. and wherever
they are known they bring premium
prices. No soil produces better
grain or more Of it. No alfalfa is
greener or more easily preserved or
yields more bounteously. Our pota-
toes are world-famed. and our sugar
beets are the biggest and full Of
sugar to bursting. No more intelli-
gent, energetic. prosperous and
happy people live today than are
to be found within the confines Of
Colorado, the most glorious part Of
the world. Notes.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-01-04
r'mbss Land. Act Of June ,. ss1s-
noNes Tor 1ubiiessioa.
UxIrxp SIArEs LAND OvyIck
PUEBLO, CoLo.. November u, 1e1l.

PunsLo. CoLo.. November iS, is6l.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ con piiApce with the provisions of ths set
of Congress of June s. ISIS. -stitle.i An act Tor
the ssIs II timber lands in the states of Call
fornia Oregon. Sevads, and Washinston Terri
tosy" as extended 10 ali the public Land states
By set Of August 4. lsc- kelsey T. crn.s. oi
Colorado. has this day hled in this ol1ie-
his sworn stassneut No. u. for the punehass ol
the .oathw west quarter southeast guaFtef of
section No. in township No. y soutb. rsnss
The land .ouyht /. more valuable for IL timhrr
OF s,oae than for agricultural purpo,cs; and 20
establish his claim To said land before the
clerk Of the district court at Trinidad, Colo,
Monday. tho sNh day OF February, ISn.
He names ~ witnesses: J. 5. Cross. of
tt stcher, Colo; A. ". Holt, 81 Trinidad. Colo.
". l.. Nnli. of Thatcher, Colo; o. i. Clark. Jr..
81 Thatcher. Colo.
Any and all J-sr-oa. claiming adversely u.
shove described lands are requested To hi-
their claims Ia this offie- before said
5. 4. ABBEY, Register.
First publicstioa, December u. 1904.
Last publication, February u. tS5.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-01-04

ACCORDING to the wiseacre of the
Manzanola Sun. who. after \ resi-
dence Of nix months. claims to be
the original Republican editor Of
Otero county, "Mr. Stanley was
honestly elected and should have
received his certificate in the proper
manner. but the coterie in La Junta
wanted things different. hence they
manipulated differently" II there
was any manipulation" on the part
Of the ''coterie." why Is it that they
did not manipulate" strong enough
to defeat several other candidates
whose scalps they were after. and
who were running for much more
important olIIess dan tie lsgisla-
ture. II the Sun editor can look
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-01-04

SIXTY thousand acres Of prairie
land will be set aside by the United
States government. in the SOUTH
western part Of Pueblo county, Col
orado, for the use Of the agricultur-
al department. The region seems
especially adapted to farming with
out irrigation. and the government
will conduct extensive experiments,
which are expected to be of great
value to Colorado farmers.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-01-04

PLANS are on foot for the estab-
lishment of a tannery in Denver.
Colorado. to cost. with equipment.
about 500, 600. The plant doubtless.
will be increased later by the addi-
ton of a shoe factory.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-01-04

EARLY in January the new Repub-
lican district attorney of Denver
will assume office. There promises
to be a big exodus of the Big Nit
ters between now and then. He is
said to have enough evidence to fill
the penitentiary with Democratic
jugglers. Let the good work pro-
cet.d
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-01-04

Thsodore Brstty sold his cigar
factory. south Of the court house.
last Saturday. TO Gottlieb Ruegg.
who is now in charge. Mr.. Bsatty
is an artist manufacturing cigars
and worked up = fine businao Ia Ii
Junta- He left yesterday for Dan
yer, where he will locate.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-01-04

through his long distance spy glass
from Manzanola and see ''frandS
IN the ballot boxes in Precincts Z
and 8. why doesn't he apply to the
courts ard have the ballot boxes
opened and everlastingiy convince
some Of Us who are inclined to be
rather skeptical.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-01-04

NOTICE u aERKny GIVEN THAT TEE
~ annual msesing of ths shareAoldsrs 81 tbs
Oseeo Loes asd Bsildins AssneiAsina viu -
ksld Al the odies Of Baekev 4 Hart y L.
Janta Colorasto. 90 Monday. yansasy n tAa.
Il n D m. for the pasi-oss of sases3ag :
Board oi Truste>s for the ensoins year. and
transacfinS roeh other business - nay be
propefiy presented at the me-tlns-
Z. PHILLIPS. See: eaU.
First publication. Dec-mbsr n. isOA
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-01-04

THAT the lamb and sheep-feeding
industry is making great strides in
Colorado is shown by the fact that,
during the present winter. 4l4.75
lambs are being fed in Larimer
county alone. as against 2s8. .00l last
wear
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-01-04

COOP MORNING! Happy New
Year. Have you paid your sub
scription this year, Perhaps you
owe for last year. or several years.
We don't need the money. We have
millions-to get. But it is really an
imposition to let the people go on
carrying our money when We are
strong and healthy and abundantly
able to carry the burden ourselves.
For this reason we ask that every
body that has any Of our money in
his possession to leave it at the Office
or send it by post. freight train.
express. or any old way. just SO it
gets here. Silver and gold are
heavy and it would be a matter Of
life long regret to US il anybody
should get bow-legged or stoop-
shouldered carrying it about for US.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-01-04

WATCH our smoke in La Junta
when the Santa Fe stack" COM
mences business about March lst.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1905-01-04
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 4. 1905.

uIation sn1 the eoaasy ssst 0f
n Ot~ro county. Il is loeat1i at
the Junction OF tkrss divisions
- y Of the santa 70 railway, 51l
~. r. miles west Of Kansas City. 1sl
lAAAI miles .oath1Ast 81 D-nvsr. ~
niles east of Pesbio, and -
miles north asd east of Trinsdsd- The santa
in t.ruansai coastrnetioo work. cnasistins OF
naehine shot,s, ssoruhou-s. addisiou ~ round
house. foundry and sxt.asisc sshops- !hr siti-
tsds is t,OsS TEST, and the climate. tsken th-
rear round. Is un-urpa sod Almost constant
ssnshis- ckasscsssisss tho vinssss and vhoiiy
clondy isy Is . rarity. La Junta has ell th.
nrtrot-Jiitan couvsnisDccs ncsssted ~ city OF
.s.nO p-ppuIstioa, including many miles of
brick sidewalks, perfect .ystsm of sanitary
sewerage, an electric light plant which sup
pii-s .ll-dsy and aii-nisht s.rvice, water
works owned BY the city, plant for th. manu-
faetnrr Of artificial ice, thr-- rural free delivery
routes, hr- department, telephone sy.tem with
IN suksscribsrs fro exchange with Rocky
Ford. aud long distance eonnections With any
part OF tho stats; school system exrrllsd by
city in the state employing twenty seven
teachers in 2 rooms ten share hes nftsco socfut
and fraterual orders, two banks. SsDInD capital
and tsdD.0D deposits thro- newspspcr:, oper.
house of 10 seating capacity. brick plant q
AND daily capacity. manufacturing bcse quail
its Of vitrined brick -four mill OF 20 barrels
daily capacity; canning factory. socoad largest
ip the state. In fact, La Junta 1. oos of the
'sst towns Of it, sine In the state OF Colorado
The daily tribune., 1905-09-19
....SEE....
P. II. GLlNGAN
1O8 West Sixth.
Sidewalks, Concrete
Foundations and
Building Blocks

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