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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02

Fifty -four members of the Utah
Press association visited the Lewis and
Clark exposition during their trip TO
the coast. and spent six days taking in
the sights of the exposition and side
trips. They made headquarters at the
American Inn. the only hotel located
within the grounds. and they bring an
interesting report of the hotel. its de-
lightful location and the pleasing. as.
well as satisfactory manner in which
they were entertained while there.
This is the largest enterprise of the
kind ever undertaken in the north
west There are 500 rooms which are
comfortably furnished. light and Well
ventilated, and guests are given many
little attentions that are hardly ex-
pected where so many people are cared
for at one time.
Nothing but praise can be said of
the o.. S. L. and the o. r. & n. railroad
people, whose courtesieS the press en-
joyed, and who extended every con-
venience that could be asked. crowds
being handled 5 easily as "a few per-
so..s
Praise is also extended to the fair
IN general. and the management Of the
"Trail.' who did ali in their power to
make the stay a pleasant one; and
olsO to the Northern. Pacific r. r.. Co.
whose lines extend to Seattle on the
north, who extended a trip to several
over their road.
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Notice of Sale.

IN THE MATTER OF THE GUAR
dianship of Rosa z ROylance an in
c0mpetent.-Noticc is hereby given that
the undersigned Will sell at private sale.
on OF after July II. 1903. at u o'clock
noon. the following described real prop
erty situated IN Salt Lake county, Utah;
Beginning at point 1i5a rods south Of
the northeast corner OF lot 10. block >.
5-aere plat "A" Big Field survey. run
ming thence. west 10 rods. thence south
rods. more or less. to the center OF
Canyon creek TO the intersection of said
creek with the east line of said block .
thence north IA rods. more or less. %
the place of beginning. Written bids viii
be received at 1917 South State street.
Salt Lake city Utah. Terms Of sale
cash. TO be paid upon confirmation Of
sale WILLIAM RONLANCE.
Guardian If Rosa r. Roylancc. an In
competent
tJ,ttCu Jnty J. lft5.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

YOU can save money on plumbing by
getting estimate from Keddington &
Webb. l5s L. Sd So Phones-BeH. 2Z2S
Ind III
Anderson Bros. the practical plumbers
~ 5. state ST. Tel. Bell. 1877. Ind. $50
d w; JAMES & co. plumbing. steam
ana hot water contractors. s. + % South
81 Phone 80
JAMES J. FARRELL. 335 5. Main St
Phone 1905 X
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Edmund @. Lonnen to Alfred w.
Phillips, land in section p. town
snip south, range ] west ------S o.
Hamilton q. Park to Reuben f.
Miller, part of lot 3, block So, plat
= ~
Charles Caldwell jr. TO Daniel We'll
Ter. part of lot 5. block 81. plat D. >, l.
Daniel Weller 10 DR.. William +.
Beer. part of lot s. block 81 plat ID
John NJ. Douu to Lulu &. Arson,
lot L. block l. Doull Brothers
Sarah Coon to Forty-seVPnth
school district land In section %.
township l south. range ] WEST -
Joseph y. Smith, trustee. to TWEEN
ty-ninth school district. lot !.
block 10. 1O-acre plat a ..---.-.-.-.. Pa
Twenty ninth school district TO
Utah Nursery Co, part of lot {,
block 45 iO-acre plat A ....--..-... 2.34
William w. Taylor and wife to Lee
one w. Taylor. part of lot :, block
81. l0-acre plat A ............-.-..-..
Board of education, Salt Lake city,
TO Fred A. Resented, part of lot
l, block a, plat A .............-..... Is. IL
Maude r. Melville to Sarah r.
Burns. lots 2S and %. block IA.
Forest Dale .....--...--..........-.- s.
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Saved by Dynamite.

Sometimes. flaming city Is saved by
dyuamiting n space that the fire can't
cross. Sometimes, a cough hangs on 30
long you feel as If nothing but dyna-
mite would cure il. =. r. Gray of CAL
houn. Ga writes. My wife had a very
aggravated cough. which kept her
awake nights. Two physicians could
not help her: 50 she took DR. Kings
New Discovery Tor Consumption
Coughs and Colds. which eased her
cough. gave her sleep and finally cured
her" Strictly scientific cure for hron-
chitiS and la Grippe At 4. C.. NJ T.
drug department. price soc and S1.O0;
guaranteed Trial bottle free
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02

And in accordance with Law ana an or
Ger OF the board of directors made MAY
=, $50, 50 many shares Of each parcel of
sucn STOCK as may be necessary viii be
SOLD az the company's office. 5i4 Meteor
nick block. Salt Lake city Utah on July
10. 1908. at 10 a. m. to pay deiIuulIent
assessment thereon. together with costs
OF advertising and expense Of sale
e. II MEAD. Secretary
Office. 5i4 Mccormick Block
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Delinquent Notice.

SILVER SHIELD MINING * MILL
ing company, a corporation. Principal
place of business, Salt Lake City. Utah.
NOtiCc.-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account of
assessment No. T., levied May -, 1905.
tho several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders, as
follows:
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Library Nears Completion.

The new Packard library will he open
to the public Sept I unless some acct
dent happens to delay the work Citl-
zens arc watching the progress OF this
building with deep interest. The exterior
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of the building is now complete 1t is uni
versally admired for its beauty. The
walks are all completed. the lawn is sod
ded and the interior Is well along toward
completion The furniture will not arrive
till about the middle of August and un-
tii il is in place the exact date of the
opening canno be fixed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02

A sanitary bakery equipped with
spotless and germIess machinery makes
Royal Bread absolutely clean and pure
Our crown label on every loaf.
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BUSINESS TONE
FIRM AND EVEN
Strong Current in All Lines, But No
Boom in Sight.
MANY DIVIDENDS PAID
BUILDING PERMITS MAKE A
CREDITABLE SHOWING.
MANY DIVIDENDS PAID

Business for the season compares IA
vorably with last year at the same
period Normal conditions prevail in
both retail and wholesale lines. The
city banks STOW increased deposits,
also additions 10 their surplus and un
divided profits accounts. The demand
for money is fair at medium rates and
it is probable that the money market
VIII continue easy for some time. The
commercial stock and bond market is
in good condition. and is able to handle
Utah securities. Considerable money
has been invested by Utah banks in
Salt Lake railroad bonds held in the
east y bout S420 600 worth of bonds
have been purchased in the last month
Nearly all the shares in the S2,000.OO0
sugar factory launched a short time
ago by the Western Sugar company have
been bought up at premium OF $1O-2o.
Thousands of dollars have been put
into circulation through the paying Of
dividends The Utah Sugar company
paid a dividend of Ia per cent on pre-
ferred and Ia per cent on common
stock yesterday. The disbursement
amounted to $50 900. The Utah National
bank has also increased it's dividends
from TO per cent per annum.
Many Dividends Pair.
The following institutions have paid
dividends during the month;
Deseret Savings bank, 5 per cent; Des-
eret National bank. 3 per cent; ConSoli-
dated Wagon & Machine company, pre-
ferred. ia per cent; National Bank of the
Republic. 3 per cent; Amaigamated Sugar
company, preferred, IL per cent; common,
, per cent; Barnes Banking company, 4
per cent: Davis County bank, per cent:
First National bank, Ogden. 3 per cent;
Ogden Savings bank. = per cent; Thatch-
er Brothers Banking company, Logan, ,
per cent; First National bank. Murray 1l2
per cent; Home Fire Insurance company,
per cent Iehi Commercial & Savings
bank. IL per cent; Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company, ~ per cent; State
Bank of Utah, 21z per cent; Sugar City
TOwnsite company, 212 per cent; lions
Savings bank. per cent; church bonds. 3
per cent. and Salt Lake City Railroad
bonds, per cent
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FoUNDRIEs AND MACHINERY.

-~0~c.-y---S~SS~>~~~>>N-~--~~~
UNION Foundry & Machine Co. Cast
ln&S OF all sizes. brass or iron. General
machine repairing and erecting. GO s.
ith West. Bell phone g3l-
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Bank CIearinqs Still Heavy.

The bank cIearings for salt Lake for tho
week ending at noon yesterday showed an
increase of S9SS.32I-31 over the same period
OF last year No special reason is as
signed to it. further than the heaIthful
business conditions. The following are
the clearings for the week:
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS

S~'V-~N~>~~~N~>-~~~>SNS~~N->
STOVES, ranges and furnaces repaired
castings az wholesale or retail 2i2 State
Western Foundry x Stove Remain Works
Phone I794-Y
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Get in the swim. at saltair today.

The Wonans Coop. has removed
from 81 South Main TO % East First
South street. and win sell ali summer
millinery at great reductions.
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osTEOPATHY.


NJ MCDOWELL. OSteOpath. 5f1-12 Scott
Strevell Bldg Phone 1875 X. Res. 1899 X
r. r. KELLER. OsteOpath 303-4 Auer-
bach Bldg. Phones. Bell 1870 y. Ind. 172l.
w S, RAINIER, D. O.. 5O3 Atlas Block
Both phones.
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The time, July A; the place, Saltair
Thirty trains.
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SEWING MACHINES.

A. RUBEN'S COOP Auto service
Murray exchange. Phones. Bell No. 3;
independent 90
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HAY, GRAIN AND COAL.

COAL and kindling wood. Jas. Thomp-
son - r. Sd So. Ind phone 1905
HARVEY q co. no w South TeuDIe
Bell phone 1862 4: Ind 1914
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

&. +. w BOWERS. diamonds. watches
and jewelIy; alarm clock. 75c. gold
bought 255 So Main st
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CASH REGISTERS.


NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
GrosheII, sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing No. 22i Main St
Second hand registers always in stock
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FASHIONABLE TAILORS.

N>N-"~~~>~>-~~~-~~->~~-~~~-
DANIELS wants to be your tailor Try
MN. Perfect iit or no sale. 81 W. ID So.
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DIAMOND COAL.

Sold only by Citizens Coal company
Removed 10 i53 S. Main. Phone 40.
Hear Mrs. Bessie Browning sing
Meditation" SaItair' today. Concert
4;30 D. m.
The place for recreation and pleasure
on July ( is Saltair
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GENERAL REPAIRING

WALTER NJ. JONES. q Richards 81
Bicycles. repairing. grinding of all kinds
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the One Sure Sign.

Baltimore Americana
When the grass is family EreeninG in the
shelter Of the fence,
When the daring maple blossoms make
the tree tops shadow dense.
When the baby dandelionS peep above
the, chilly mold,
Hiding in their startled bOSomS all their
wealth of splintered gold.
Then we rightly may conjecture that the
spring is drawing nigh.
With its snowy slouds a-sailing in 4 sea
of purple sky,
But the only sign that's certain-you've
observed if. like as not
Is the bunch that's batting grOunders on
the
old
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02

Mickey Peters. Fatty johnson Skinny
Brown and Nosey Watts
Limpy Wilson Buster Thompson and that
sassy Rabbit Potts
This the gang that pools their pennies
and their nIckels and their dimes
Kicking. as they note the total. on the
hardness of the times
Then they go and buy a bat or two and
bargain for bali.
Though they owe the man a little when
they've PUNCHED up their all
But we know that springs approaching
that it's nearly on the spot
When We see the bunch bat grounders
on the
old
back
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MONEY TO LOAN.


We ARE offering a few suggestions IN
very attractive form to prospective home
Eetters. We are giving them AVA ~ -
beautifully illustrated pamphlet. snow
ing 4 few of the many homes We nave
helped others to build. TT doesn't take
., wizard OF finance to own a home o.
MS own II ne IS at present paying rent
% the persistent landlord We viii agree
10 accept the payment OF any amount
of mOncy we advance i'm sums no great
or than The rent YOU are paying az pres
cnt. and you are enjoying your home while
o ren Ste Ihi 3uae ZONE gr II be6ngs to an
other man. Don't rent; own And the
easiest way. If YOU have not accumulate
surplus IL 10 take scF5ut3se Al tliS
opportunity we offer open Monday
SALT LAKE SECURITY * TRUST CO.
j.. T. MeGurrin. President.
Security Trust Building. - ana d Soulh
Main street
WHY borrow money from one-horse
concerns when Uncle Sam, the largest
pswnbrOl1er west of Chicago. Will loan
t-0,' t6. most ,,1ono,- and charge hut half
the interest on Diamonds, Watches Jew
eIrv Guns INSTRUMENTS Trunks. Cloth
ing, Furs. etc; goods held as long as you
wish private booths; big electric sign,
Uncle Sam. 30 T. LIST So. cor. Conf st
SOME private money for second mort
- 10 Atlas dock
rlr.I private. on diamonds and jewel
~ 200 Atlas block.
EASY money. easy terms, easy rates;
very private. chattels and other securi-
ties. see us. Room 2o9 Atlas Block
MORTGAGE loans. and per cent.
building loans; c5su be repaid in monthly
instalrments- ) L. Perkes, 800 Atlas Blk
$3000.0OO to loan. . 70 per cent. Meeks
K Lynch. 3l5 and BIG Atlas Blk.
OUR rates are low. our notes are made
payable here at home. payments can be
made at any time without notice. The
Home Trust & Savings Co, $40 W. LIST
So. st.
LOWEST rates of interest in city on All
kinds of loans. furniture. pianos. etc;
long time. III n. Keith Bldg.
LOAN only my own money; no COM
mission. Uo eastern company. no third
party. no delay. low rates. many options:
IS years' business in Utah with only one
foreclosure is evidence that 1 treat my
patrons literally.
Russell l.. Tracy. No. II Il. LIST So
PRIVATE loans ON furniture etc; easy
payments; low rates; no removal 30
Atlas.
QUICK money: fair treatment A w
Smith & Co. 80 Main st.
If YOU need money. we will discount
your salary. Star Loan Co, 507 Atlas
Blk, top floor.
on UTAH and Idaho farms: special
option Miller & Niele, 500 Mccormick
Bldg.
At LOWEST living rates. on pianos
furniture. horses. vehicles; easy terms. r
9. Wood, 149 Main St, Room 80.
DON'T borrow trouble; borrow money.
ON their note, without mortgage or en-
dOrser. Easy payments. Confidential
Cherry, 407 ID. F. Walker Bldg.
WHEN in need of ready cash see us.
Crescent Loan Co. Sc Hooper Block.
ON ANY property. You retain pos
session. The Stringer Co. 30 w. I'd So. St.
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HAT FACTORY.

UTAH HAT FACTORY. ". NJ Pow
Prop Hats cleaned. pressed and remod-
eIed. 81 S. Main. Phone 1889
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Increase. 1885. 327 81.

Increase. 1885. 327 81
small transactions characterized the real
estate market during the week The OK
cltement that prevailed whea the Los
Angeles capitalists were here has not
Deen so noticeable but business has been
ttrmer and steadier. The real estate
market has been relieved Of tho strain
tnat existed at that time and tho in
NestorS aye more confident. The trans
actions have amounted TO thousands of
dollars durin" the week hut no large
sales have been made. Most of the rron-
erty has been bought for building prr-
poses IN the residence part of the city
Inc board of education yesterday made
= warranty deed for a piece Of property
5S3sxl65 feet, on East Second South street
10 F~ed A Resented Of Los Angeles
Cal. the COnsidera ion being ST. f62 80
This tract is part of the Thirteenth ward
school property sold a few weeks ago
nN tho board q kelscN & ltiIlcsnin-
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STOCK BROKERS.


L. NJ WEST & CO, stock brokers. a15
u. +. Walker Blk. Tel. 1863 y. res. 1S47 Y
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DENTISTS.

4. S CHAPMAN. Dentist. 5OJ-5 Scott
Bldg Phones. Bell 1854 Y. Ind. 255S
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Good Building Record.

Good Building Record.
The semi-monthIy report of the build
ing permits, issued yesterday. is as fol-
Mra Mary +. Jones Third East
between Ninth and Tenth South
r. a. Rowan 2z2 south state i'm iri-' ~
T. H Woodbury - West Sixth. 70
South. improvements -.--.....-. 800
ID Q: Rushton, so Eighth West
John {. Reynolds. d and Fourth i0'O
street. brick cottage . 400
George Reynolds. & between Fourth
and Fifth. adobe addition. ....-... 500
F. J. Burnett. G between Eighth
and Ninth. brick cottag e.......... $50
first story, wood ,secofd story 2.5oo
and, Firth brick cottage- .,, - >. 800
tbree-,sstory modern brick -. - 15.00o
n 6. Nj l.. between Fourth and
Fifth West and Second and Third
South. pressed brick warehouse. 5000
w J. Gray. Sixth South and Fourth
East. double two-story brieE - $500
frame cottage -..... oot streel 9oo
brick cottage .- 80 SUI 200
James F. Davidson. Tenth East ne
South, brick .....:;:...,,............,., 500
tween Fifth ard Sixth Sou n.
Mrs Justine winchester. Ninth
South and jefferson street. brick
Mrs. Jgne S. Hill. 2S west Sec -''''
Uud South. double brick ..-....... d. J. 900
Fletcher x Lister. Fourth South
between NiGth ard Tenth East
two brick cottages. 5000 each .... 1900
joseph J NeisiI Fifth South be- ~
tween Tenth and Eleventh East.
brick cottage -......-............. 2.ogo
r. r. Phelps. so + street. brick
cottage ..-.. -..--...... .......-....... loOJ
Is. Y. T. Co. rear State and Olive
streets. Oroheum theatre ..,-.... % 90
j. 5. Williams, 1915 West Fifth
South. frame addition ......-....... 60
j. G Hanson. Wellington avenue.
brick cottage OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hf1
Lorenzo Snow, Snow avenue, two
brick cottages. $50 each ........... LOO
J. : Ebert & Co. between Fourth
and Etcth South and Sixth and
Seventh East. frame ..-.-....-..... 500
William McLachlan. Fifth South
between West TEMPLE and First
. West. brick cottage .--...----.--....i SO
David Ostler. Fifth North between
Third and Fourth West one-stury
double brick ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100
Total =. ....--.....-......... $11s 500
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HOUSE CLEANING.

EXPERT men for all branches house
cleaning National House Cleaning Co.
% r. LIST So
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ASSAYERS.
BRASS FOUNDERS.

r. REEVES AND A. NJ PERKINS.
BRASS FOUNDERS,
1874 So 9th West St rel 1885 X.
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Cool off today by taking a dip in the
lake.
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HOTELS.

LINCOLN HOUSE. IS +. FIRST so.
Paul Heih, Prop.
Z00-rooms-2o0. Rates. &c 35c and SOC.
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TAILORS


a NJ ROSELL, 70 State Tel 2145 y
Fine selection of wOOlenS. Suits to order
Gents own goods made up. Cleaning and
repairing Work guaranteed. Low prices
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MASSAGE.

MRS. G. NJ TRIP, massage and mag
netic treatment 35S So w. Temple
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Prices of Local Stocks.

The quotations on commercial stocks
ID bonds as given yesterday are as fol-
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ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS.


THE KELLEY CO. makers of Ever
best Ice Creams and Sherbetsi whole
sale and retail office and factory z6S
SO. Main. Rear. Both phones S223
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OPTICIANS.


ALEXANDER Optical Co. Any lens du-
plicated. ZS0-l-2 Atlas block
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Notice.

j 5. CRITCHLOW. CITY Recorder
Nv RICHARD HARTLEY. Deputy
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MORTGAGE loans. and per cent
building loans; cslu he repaid in monthly
instaIfments- ). j. Perkes, 800 Atlas Blk
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EASY money. easy terms, easy rates {;
very private. chattels and other securi-
ties. see us. Room 300 Atlas Block
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En.I prlVaIe. on diamonds and Jewel
~. 200 Atlas block.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-16
6. 4 =. a..~

The rules and regulations for the
veterans Of the late civil war. who
wish to attend the National Encamp-
ment of the G. A. R.. to be held at
Denver from Sept. 4th to Sept. 5th.
are as follows:
The railroad fare from La Junta
to Denver and return will be $3.65.
Tickets will be on sale September Sd.
4th and 5th. to be sold on the GER
tificate Of the post commander Of
the post at La Junta that the appli-
cant for the excursion rate is . men,
ber Of the Post. This certificate en-
titles the member to q round trip
ticket for himself. and one for his
wife. at $3.65 each. Members Of
the Ladies' Relief Corps, are en-
titled to the same rates as the men,
bers of the G. A. R. All veterans Of
the civil war who are not members
of the G. A. R.. must have the certi-
ficate of Department Commander.
G. w. Curfman. Of Denver. Colo.
that he is an ex-soldier Of the civil
war. which entities him and his wife
to the same rates as members of the
G. A. r. The tickets are good until
Sept. llth. but must be stamped at
the Office Of the Railroad Company
on the date Of return. for which .
charge of 25 cents is made.
There will be no special car pro
vided for ex-soldiers.
Published by order Of the Post.
o. G. Hess.
Chairman of Committee
ID. A. HELMS. Post Commander.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-16

was not altogether happy. which
caused the separation. Mrs. Hecox
getting the five young children
four sons and the only daughter.
who is my wife. One of the sons is
now in Manhattan, Kan; another in
Wesleyan. Kan; one in Oklahoma,
and the other was in the Spanish
American war. and met his death on
the battlefield in the Philippines.
Mrs. Stevens knows not what
her father looks like. having been so
young at the time he separated from
his wife. and rs she is the only
daughter she is very anxious to see
him. He is about so years old and
is comfortably fixed"
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens came to
Pueblo severals months ago. and
since that time Mr.. Stevens has
been employed by the Curtis Coal
Company.
Mr.. HecOx was a resident of La
Junta for many years. and left here
about three years ago for Colorado
Springs. His friends in this city
had not heard Of his leaving that
city. and the TRIBUNE is still being
sent to his address there at l423
Grant street. Mr.. Hecox was mar
ried about year ago. and his de-
parture from Colorado Springs must
have been of very recent date.