La Junta tribune., 1905-02-22
REWS PALACE OSOG STORE
Bowen for suits that fit.

Sa III W SHtAkAy.
Patronize home industry. Smoke
the Commercial five cent cigar.
Ask your tailor for Mitchell's
fashion plates. Bowen has them.
Bird 4 Shull have an elegant line
of toilet and bath soap. Try them.
Port r. Beeman. sanitary plumb
ing;E. Trinidad Plaza; phone east l65.
Mrs. J. W. Gorsuch is reported
Qaite i'll at her home on Colorado
avenue.
You will always find a prescrip-
ton clerk at the La Junta Drug
Company.
Bird & Shull pay highest market
price for country produce. Butter
and eggs wanted.
For SAI.E-Good mule team;
cheap; also driving horse. Inquire
of C. S. Maxey. North La Junta-
Rattle tickets. printed and num-
bered in duplicate; good for any old
rattle; on sale at the TRIBUNE Office.
Charles Paddock il making prep
arations to leave for California in
the ncar future to reside perma-
nently.
Wonde,ly's orchestra WI furnish
the music for the Red Mems annual
masquerade ball at Las Animas,
February oath.
Orville Baldridge left last Satur-
day for Dodge City. where he has
secured q position braking on the
Santa Fe between that place and
La Junta.
For RENT-A nicely furnished
front room that would be particu-
larly desirable. Call on E. E.
Huston. at d. H. Baldwin 4 Co.
Piano House.
Mrs. John Joy. of Dodge City. is
the guest Of Mrs. C. E. Pullins.
arriving lest Saturday morning. and
will gsunain for the big ball in the
new shops tonight.
For SALE-Six room brick house.
formerly owned by J. T. Updike:
modern in every way; must sell at
once; present owner has left La
Junta. B. Cook.
For SALE-Two houses, one and
one-half blocks from court house.
on Colorado avenue, both in good re-
pair; will rent for $50 month. Here
is . chance for investment with big
returns. r. b. Cook.
A. C. Armstrong sold his grocery
store on Colorado avenue last week
to J. F. Wilson. Of Olathe. Kan.
possession being given on the l4th
instant, Mr.. Armstrong will remain
in La Junta for the present.
Two new desks have been installed
in the Office Of the county treasurer,
neceasitating an entire re-arrange-
ment Of the Office furniture and
making such change in the ap-
pearance Of the interior that visitors
will hardly know the place.
The first division of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Presbyterian
church served an 'Elk's tea" at the
home Of Mrs. C. w. Wonderly. on
Cimarron avenue. last Friday even
ing. The visiting Elks met At the
lodee room and swarmed down on
the tea" in q body, leaving about
80 for the ladies to remember
them by.
Clarence Boomer returned Sunday
night from Albuquerque. where he
has been located for several months
pest working at the carpenter trade.
Clarence says the bottom has fallen
out Of the building boom At Albu-
quefque, and he intends to get in on
the Rround floor of . similar boom
in L. Junta, which everybody is ex-
peetinG to be in full bloom within
the course Of very few months.
An enormous amount of coal was
used at the pump house during the
rsesnt cold spell. Usually, during
tie winter months, one carload ID
an tl,at Is necessary to keep the
town supplied with water, but up to
tie present date this month two and
one-hnlf carioads have already been
0sd. Every consumer must have
kepe his hydrant and water closet
xiae uuen IN uexHrnt pipes freezinl.