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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-02
Other Cities Invited.

II may be after all that the Kitty
league will drop Henderson and Hop.
kinsville neither one having yet
placed the 5000 guarantee money
with the treasurer and President
Charlie Brown has written to Bowling
Green jackson, Tenn, and Owens
boro apprising them of the fact and
invi ing them to come into the league
in event the TWO towns above do not
como in. If H1pkinsville and Hender.
son fail to come across. the meeting
here on the 18th will ether result in
a four club league or the admittance
of two OF the three mentioned owns.
-Padncah Sun.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-02
CATCHING Flies.

Paducah baseball players are in.
due ing in their first workout of the
season al Wallace park this after.
noon. Well-covered with heavy sweat
ers and with their spiked shoes ON,
they are catching a few flies and
lcosening up their arms in the warm
sunshine. From now on every nc:
ment when the weather permits, will
be dey ted 10 training. Among he 10
cal players at the park this afternoon
are Chief Lloyd, Grover c. Land. An.
dy Petit, Dick Brahic, Red Gilligan.
Wiley Pyatt, Kitty Girard, Ed Brahic
Jack Kenny and several amateur -
Paducah News Democrat.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-02
SUDDEN DEATH Of A
WELL KNOWN DRUMMER
LEFT CAIRO UNEXPECTEDLY AND
WENT TO HIS HOME WHERE
HE FELL DEAD - MODEL
YOUNG MAN.

The following from a Grand Rapids.
Mich, paper may be read with inter
est by Cairo people
II am sick With these words
Melvin Kelly, a travelling salesman for
he G. ]. Johnson Cigar company, sag
gered into his home at 239 SibIey
street at $40 Sunday morning. and be-
fore 8 O'Clock was dead Back of the
death 5 a mystery which is now puz-
cling the officials.
Kelly left Grand Rapids last week
for a three months trip through III
linois, his first stop being at Cairo
He ook with him $50 belonging to his
firm, besides goodR sum of his own
The Johnson company received a let
ter from him Saturday stating that
business was good and the prospects
except onally bright
When he returned home he gave
no reason for the action beyond That
he was ILL., bur after his dea:h only So
was found on his person. He had
been rusted employe of The com
pany and had always been considered
a temperate man.
There is absolutely no clue in the
way of letters to explain why the
money Is missing Coroner LEROY
was called, found the cause of death
to be inflammation OF the heart, bus is
looking for something which miglt
have led up 10 the sudden ATTACK.
Mr. Kelly leaves a wife but no
children
A Bullet n representative MADE in
quiry al he Hotel III noa and learned
that Kelly came 20 Cairo last Friday
on an early morning train He did NOT
go 20 bed, but slept in o chair in the
office Of he hotel He remained in
the city during the daytand left that
nigh ON the north bound Illinois Cen
;ral train al $40
In conversat on with Mr. C4a,les O
PAT en- of the New York store Merean-
tile company il vas learned hat
Kelly came here from Grand Rapids
to represent the cigar company men
toned above, ana that he intended go.
ing on a trip with a travelling sales
man for The local firm. to introduce
the goods which are handled by the
Cairo house, He left Friday night
without notifying the New York Store
company, and a letter was written 70
the house n Grand Rap ds asking
what had become of him.
A reply was received relating tho
circumstances of Kcllys mys; erious
death and saying thai foul play was
suspected He was rot drinking
man and was considered by his en-
ployes an exemplary young fellow
The young mans conduct in Cairo Is
being investigated bu so far as could
be learned he was in excellent heah1
and spirits. except porte at the
hotel declares tina. The gar Gales
mans act ons were those of man
partly under the influence OF liquos.
The night clerk noticed no hing tin
usual In his demeanof. however, and
il is believed the salcsmans actions
were caused from his drowsy condl-
ton
His departure from Jia city without
notifying the New York Store Com
pany cannot be accounted for and he
death 5 sh~ouded In mystery
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-02
SPRING POETS.

The spring poets are becom ne ac.
tive A Yale student offers his:
Sweet spring has sprung
The little birds begin TO twit,
The setting hen begins 20 sill.
And everything is glorious. nit,
Since spring has cpfung
E" The sky Is blue
Sweet carpet dust perfumes the air.
Carpet acRs are On each chair
You st on one, then rise and swear =
The air turns blue.
AN natures gay;
Tho old COW greets he rosy morn
She hath the milk-pail on her b rn,
Her would-be mixers on the barn
The old cows gay
Sweet flowers bloom
on your wife, new bonnet too.
Her milliner must be a Jew.
Al any rate, he's doing You
Az v per bloom ipt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-02
vincennea Lineup.

The Vincennes Sun says:
The team this season will be com
posed of twelve men and The lineup
will be something like this: Hugg and
Lemon catcherss SmeIfz, Bierkortte
Or Barbour will try for short Wilkin-
son first Marie second. Young third,
Cooper. Hahn, Donovan and Kolb in
the outfield. The pitching staff will
be Quan, Frye. Duffy, Mcmillan AMI
others. All will be given a tryout AMI
The best selec ed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-02
BASE BALL DOPE
FOR CAIRO FANS


a le ter was received yesterday by
Mr. NJ. J. Farnbaker asking a recon-
mendation for berth in the Kitty
league He promises to be good and
"cut out his stubborness and bum
head work, displayed frequently while
playing at third base for Cairo Mr.
Farnbaker says Crotty is The goods
barring faults mentioned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-02
PRICE OF NEWPORT GOWNS.

Cleveland Mqffett. in the first of a
series of articles on The Shameful
Misuse of Wealth. in Success Maya.
zine" for February. has his to say
regarding the costly gowns worn by
the rich women Of Newport
This brings me to an interesting
talk that | had with man at the
head of one Of the largest dressmak
ing establishments. in the world, with
branches in London. Pari', New York
ind, ma urally. Newport We We're
standing near the Casino a The fash
.lonable hour Ii was the height of the
season, ard beautifully gowned wo
nea weer arriving every moment for
he music and tennis There they
we're before MS in gay AMI conspicli
JUS groups, the much talked of and
nvied society leaders, dressed to be
cooked at and admired
Taken collectively he said hey
are the martest gowned women in
tho world
But not individuality | asked
individually they sometimes lack
lis inction and the note of personal
,asta They dress too much alike.
You never find the best dressed wo
men in a republic"
pondered this awhile. and hen,
0oo ming practical asked whaI i
COSTS one Of these ladies whose duty
it ,ie to shine ine Newport for her
gowns,
Ten thousand dollars year he
answered promptly, we have clients
who spent twelve thousand year.
but ten is enough We have many
who spend seven Thousand a year If
a woman spends tnly FIVE thousand a
year we do not take her very serious
~"
You mean five thousand for gowns
alone?"
"Of course" And | was left TO
imagine what might be the ladies bill
for hats boots. lingerie, etc, not to
forget the sinucus automobile wells
that were futtering all about us.
How many new gowns does a
smar woman need for the Newport
season." inquired
He thought a moment. Counting
everything, about twenty
And how much will they cost
apiece?'
THAT depends on the number OF
hands me ones. You cant get a real
~ frstclasa gown from us for less
than FIVE hundred dollars.
Then he gave me some interesting
details in he making Of a five nun
bred dollar gown II appears that q
single yard of the trimming used fol
such a gown may take five or sis
skllful girls Trench or SWISS an en-
tire week in the making The pattern
say leaves or flowers, must be frs
embroidered in sill, with the fines
stitches. Then It mus be gone cvei
again in tiny transparent beads of dif
ferent colors. perhaps in rhinesiones
and finally the veins and stems of thu
leaves must be added one by one il
colcred threads. All this for a var,
of tr mining
How often would the lady wea
such gown? - asked
Five or six times
And then wha bee mes of it,
He shrugged his shoulders. Sh'
gives if away or sells it. There Z
one very rich woman who has all he
old gowns burned. She cant bear th'
idea that any one el-e should wea
/ them,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-02

Makes bone and muscle faster than
any other remedy. Bringa strength.
health and happiness 10 he whole
family That's what HOLSTERS Rock
Mountain Tea win do 35 cen s, Tea
or Tablets Paul G. schuh and Sons
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-02
Used RIcarhonat. Of s.,da.

San Francisco. Cal. March Eli
zabeth Richmond, maid formerly in
the employ Of Mrs Stanford. said TO.
lay:
Mrs Stanford was n the habit of
taking biearbonate of soda She kept
it in he" dressing room and often took
a liz lie Of it in water when she ate any
thing that'dissgreed with her"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-02
Jsnsnese Newspsrers.

The first japanese newspaper was
publisher In 1863 only iortyone years
ago. and contained some news trans
lated from the ouch Papers. To-day
japan has L. SOC daily newspapers and
periodicals
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-02
Mardi Gras Carnival New Orleans,
March 2.7, 1905.

s1425, Cairo to New orleans and
return. Tickets sold March LIST to 9Th
inclusive, limited 10 return March
llihp 1905; except an extension until
March 25th. will be given under Ger.
tain conditions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-02

S21.50 Ca re 20 Washignton. u. G..
and return account Inaugural ion
President Roosevelt. For full parilc
ulars see Big Four agent.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-02

Cairo 10 Washington D. c.. and re.
turn S21.5O via Big Four and c. and
10. Tickets on sale March !, ,. 3.
good for return March Sth. 1905.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-02

Commencing March End, 1905, the
greatest chanthuqua ever held In the
south will assemble at Chronicle. Al.
ALBANIA. Low railroad rates have been
arranged For particulars and copy
Of program and other literature ap-
ply 10 your home agent, or Jno NJ.
Beall G p A., NJ and o. r. r.. st.
Louis
Any further infrOma ion regarding
the above rates viii be furnished upon
application 20 the unders. gned.
JNO. NJ. BEAI.L. G. P. a..
st. Louis. Mo
]. H. JONES, Ticket Agent,
Cairo, Ill.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-02
S2I.5O Cairo TO Washington, D. {
and return via
BIG FOUR ROUTE

Account Presidential Inauguration Ger
emonies March 9TH. Tickets will be
sold March list. I'd. and Bird. 1905, good
returning leaving Washington TO and
including March Sth. 1905. Return
limit may be extended to March 18th
by deuositing ticket with joint agent
and payment OF fee of sl00 For fur
ther information. tickets maps and
pamphlets, call on or write the un-
dersigned Elmer Smith. ticket agent
or J. NJ. Stone. T. P. A.. Cairo. ill nois.
c. L. Hilleary. A. 6. P. a. ST Louis,
Missouri
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-02
seeond.elass one-way colonist Tick.
cts to California.

s3lG5 Cairo 10 San Francisco, Los
Angeles. San diego and ali other
points. taking the California common
rate.
Tickets sGld March LIST to May 18th.
ana Sept 18th to October slst. 1905.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-02
Mardi Gras Carnival Mobile. Ala,
March 2-7. 1905.

s1285, Cairo 10 Mobile and return.
Tickets sold March 1, ?, 3, 4 and .,
limited to return March 18th, 1905;
except an extension until March 25th
will be given under certain conditions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-02
MRS. [. STANFORD
KILLED BY POISON
CONCLUDED from First Page.)

certainty that dea h was due to
strychnine. The administration Of
strychnine in fatal doses is always
followed by tetanus Of the respiratory
organs"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-02

And then wha bee mes of it,
He shrugged his shoulders. She
gives il away or sells it. There is
one very rich woman who has all her
old gowns burned. She cant bear the
idea that any one elae should wear
them
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-01
Notice os Public vsustss's Ssss.
KRUckENxEyER

Wshha1 .ha,- .A4rs.. 6 l. h'JassAtsss Jssss. o.s1s
de-cd Of trust dated January ., 4. D. foDl
and recorded Jsna.ly = 4 p. ioi In esot
=, p.f- -. :s u. r.eosi' ~ 70 the soss
state OF coicssdo. the following d~serik.d
rel sssa,- situated in Osero county. saas~
Th- soash-.st quarter % the .os.As..s ys.r-
ter t.ye-.l ot .eet,sa treaty, four - in
,c.n.hip !; .,so,I 40 - scs,s q r.nss ~.
to the unis~d ssAt~- survey forty tt0) acre-
more or -. tosvsh.r vifl any aud ali vss4r
r.1ssiaiss s iaeIaSiae saseasi, % @ 90. faii "a
grrresuai sase, .isht ifom the lAfun. Csoal
oS%sssny on =, s,,ar1Sa Nd *, - s"s,r.s' e ~ 80
to secure the pay -~nt of one c-stAin peossis-
meyer Tor the principal of Nv. hnndr~d
dollar. eSsoOi. brsrins oven date VII ssid
% sisn.i AL AIN node to n. l.. Jss.1 STAT Rssi.
% or.s-r. P.{abis J.n..ry z. ls'a- vith ia.-rs-s
wher-as. IL is further provided in aid d-sd
of trust that In ca-< of default IN the pay m~nt
Of the principal Interest or taIss sfIsr the
sss ss a. ,,,s.ss Ss s.a na, .ssr ,s psn
h lawful Tor ssia public trustee ~ ell and
dispose Of said pr-mi-~s and ~ the right. title
meyer, hi. heir- and ss-il,n-. at public
auction. at the ksn-a- street froot door
of the county courthouse at Ia Junta. in the
highest and b--t pric- the same viii brins in
cash, four weeks .pablic motto. having h--rn
previously given Of the time and place of such
sale. b, ~e.kly sdv.rt,ssmeut in some ae~s
papsr of s-nersl circulation at the time pub
lish-t in aid Otero county. and tn make and
tn give to the purchs ser purchasers at such
sale certinest. or Certificates of purchs-e of
and for th- PREMISE -old, for the purp-,-~ of
paying the principal aud interest due on aid
note. and all monies advanced for tsx-s in
sursnce and ss-~~~m-nt-. With interest thereon.
making such sale and sdv-rtl-ins said prem
Whereas. default hA- b~.n made in the pay.
n.ni of the principal and interest. and aid
Whereas. The La Junts STATE hank. the legal
holder of aid note, has DECLARED a violation oi
that said indebtedness j. nov due and pay shl..
and has elected 10 sdv-rti-r the aid property
for sale and has fl-f hi. written notic. of elee-
tion and demand for sale With the under
signed az such public TRUSTEE.
Nov. ther-fore. in consideration of said No.
tic~ and request and in compliance Herewith.
and under and BY virtu. Of the power and su
de~d o. trust. !. c. A. R--rs-,hm. public trustee
in and tor Otcro coansy, state of Coiorsdo do
hereby give four v--k- public notice that will
MONDAY. July "a A. d. im.
at 10 sDo'clock in the for~ooon. ct the kan-s-
street front door of the cyunty eDurt hou-e at
l. e III y. Il ,as he .... q s ';:,- e Col"
public sucsioe fos tA~ highest and b--t price
the .ane vii b~iax in cash. os ~ much ther-sf
ss viil ,. nece>~sry. for the purpo-e % paying
Date-t at La Junts. Colorado. June n isas
c. A. BEERBOHN,
First publication. June "a isE.
Last puhlirstiot.- July =. iaG-
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-01
oossd os vssss 0essiag.

The La Junta Board Of Trade held
its regular monthly meeting Thurs
day evening in the county court
room. with a good attendance.
DIR. A. l.. Stubbs. chairman of the
committee on free delivery. report
ed that he had conferred with the
business men of Rocky Ford. who
seem to be satisfied with the prscti.
cal operation of free delivery SER
vice. The report was received and
the committee discharged. On mo-
ton the board voted to encourage
the establishment of free delivery in
La Junta. and President Draper was
instructed to confer with the post
master. looking to that result.
A committee consisting Of DIR.
A. l.. Stubbs. James McNeen and
Geo. S. Thompson was appointed to
confer with the city council relative
to the early numbering Of houses,
and also with regard to q proposed
change in the naming of streets
running east and west. It is claimed
that sytem Of numbering such
streets would be preferable to the
present system Of naming them
after the states.
DR.. Finney. John B. O'Neil and
Robt. W. Patterson were appointed
to confer with the county commits
sioners relative to the opening Of a
new road. beginning at the east end
of Granada street. and running
thence along the Santa Fe railroad
to Las Animas.
The committee appointed to look
after a road extending north from
the new state bridge. reported
through its chairman. c. W. Bonn
gardner. that the commissioners had
orderen the road opened.
T. J. Cook. representing the
Woodmen. asked that the board CO.
operate with them in raising funds
to defray the extra expense Of the
balloon ascension and other special
events scheduled for the Fourth Of
July celebration. DR.. Stubhs and
I. J. Cook were accordingly added
to the committee aIrsady appointed.
to asist in raising funds.
Ds. Kearns. Stubs and others
spoke briefly coocerning the p.ans
a The La Junta Sanatorium Ano-
eiation.
The Board Of Trade will hold its
next regular meeting On July 9Th.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-01
o. 1hiiIiOs IN 0sz.eo.

Our readers will remember that
X. Phillips. cashier of the First
National Bank. recent made a trip
to Jalisco. Mexico. His entertain
ing letters 10 the TRIBUNE will be
recalled with pleasure by many. IL
seems now. however. that there was
one incident of the journey that Mr..
Phillips overlooked. but We won't.
Mr. Phillips Is Of an inquiring
turn Of mind and naturally wished
TO find out all he could Of the coun-
try. its people. their habits. etc. In
the course of his inquiries he en-
countered citizen who had former
ly lived in the United States. but
had been in Mexico about fifteen or
sixteen years. OF course such a
person proved interesting to Mr..
Phillips. They engaged in general
conversation. repeating the merits
Of the two countries. Finally the
Senior said:
What part of the country are
you from?"
II live in Colorado: La Junta,
Colorado" replied Phillips.
Colorado is very good state. .
remarked the Senor What bust.
ness are you engaged in up there?'
Il am cashier of the First National
Bank in my town"
"Ah." says Senor. with a knowing
look. Bank cashier. ehy By the
way, do the bank people know
where you are?"
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-01

And the shady. grassy picnic
grounds everywhere are most in
viting. Speaking of picnics re-
minds me of a very amusing Incl
dent that occurred on a Missouri
Pacific train last Monday At
Hoisington a woman boarded the
train She Was accompanied by six
children ranging in age from six
months to nine years Each child
that could walk was burdened with
Is many bundles As he could carry.
and it reminded one of a colony of
ants carrying their stores The con-
ductor. a joviAl looking fellow, came
To collect the tickets. He gave =
long. steady look at the little ones.
a smile on his face. then said TO the
mother. Are these yours or is this
a picnic?" The woman briskly re-
piled. Yes. sir. they are all mine
and it is no picnic" Her reply was
perfect in emphasis.
My stay in Kansas is limited now
TO a few days. will spend the
month of July in Indiana and Aug
ust in Ohio.
Mrs. G. C. FERSsEL.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-01
coMine EvEnvs.

July Woodmen big celebra-
ton and basket picnic.
July 6th-Floto's Shows at La
Junta.
July 5th TO 9th National Ep-
worth League Convention. Denver.
September 5th to sth Arkansas
Valley Fair. Rocky Ford.
September llth TO 18th Colorado
State Fair. Pueblo.
September 4th to 7th National
C. A. X. Encampment. Denver.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-01
lGrrGa saon KANSAS.
0rs. 6. e. essossi Writes Gatsstsi~-
iWgiy 81 the Great Whsss State
snd tts Resources.
ABILENE. KAN. June y. 1905.

ABILENE, NAN. June -. lDo.
Editor Tribune: | will CRAFTY
the request of the editor of the
great family journal. and redeem
my promise to write something
for publication in that great journal.
fear | could not interest with a
word picture of the many interesting
things have seen. have watched
wheat fields and wheat until | am
almost color blind to all colors
but the golden yellow This county
is harvesting 92 ZOO acres Of wheat
which will average close to thirty
bushels per acre. Barton county.
where I was stopping last week. has
$50. 600 acres of wheat The yield
this year is not as heavy as might
be. but the quality is superfine. The
corn crop is also excellent. In fact
Kansas farmers are about the most
contented. happy people have met.
Heavy rains have been falling the
past week and Abilene was threat
ened with repetition of the flood
of 1903. All the streams here are
full. some to overflowing. Last
week was at Marquette. the town
that was devastated this last spring
by a cyclone. failed to see a
building in the town that had not
been damaged in some way. except
a tall grain elevator that stood right
in the path of the storm. 1t was
untouched. Many foundations were
left without a timber anywhere
near Great piles Of wreckage were
everywhere and it occurred to me
As | looked that the expression.
storm demon" was the appropri-
ate definition Of a cyclone, for
nothing short of demoniacal fury of
the wind could have caused such
ruin and desolation. In the GENE
terry were many new graves. the
mounds all formed alike in q pc
culiar. conspicuous shape, each
grave claiming = cyclone victim.
The illustrious Senator Burton
lives in Abilene and is at present in
town. He spends his time driving
about the city and occasionally de-
.cends to the level Of the ordinary
people. The general sentiment of the
people here is that when Burton be-
came Senator. . very able. brilliant
criminal lawyer was transformed
into . senator whose ability and in
tegrity have been questioned. It il
I'D here that the bribery charges
against him will not be prosecuted
further. - the c.se win be dis
miDsd On . legal technieality.
One thing that impress the
Watesner m0s favor.bly with this
pnrs Il Kan@ u The fine timber.
~ hage fsr1t tssss Iosk 0T1sA.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-01
SATURDAY. JULY l. 1905.

q. "a. A JUSTA - city Of s!po rop-
ulstioa and tn- c,sgnty eat ~
III ! q: / : ::':; ; q: i !;
1AAAkz( ail-s southeast oi I,-nsar, y
miles east Of Pueblo, snd 81
,-ii,- aorth aud east Of trinidad. The santa
Fs X. .Ilrosd Comt.zEy t-rnfe-i ssslfDp IN iis'.
for r-ermansat construction ~ors- consisting of
-asehins sko.,-. stor-hos.--. sddition to round
hsa-r foundry and extensive csrshof~- The aiti-
.iste j. tOls f--t. aud the climate, tsk-a the
ys.< round is urpssssd. Almost constant
sus shine characterize the ~inters and holly
cioady day IL q rarity. La Junta hs- all tn.
s.etropsiita1 eony-ni-nc@- Bssziesi b, ettJ ot
:. aD topaistioa. including many Htlss oil
briek sidewalks, prrf-ct system of sanitsrS
.-~-ras-. a. electric Light plant 1hich sup
t.sl-s an sll-isy aud al! night s-rsier- water
Ssfks o~n-d b. the c4ry, YiaAt tor the taana'
fsrtar. of artificial Ice three rural free delivery
rsats.s IRE department.. t-lsphonr -yst-m With
fssG zuts-crit--r-. free rxchsn-- ~ith h0rAy
fsri sni long distance csBan.ctioas with am
part of ia. state. a school system eKrrllsf b,
. citY IA the state. employing ts-nty--esen
t<.sehers in - rooms ten churche- fifteen secret
aad frat~ruaI ORDERS two banks. ssl.sO capital
SID ksJOtsD deposits thr-- n-~spsT~rs of~rs
ssa.- of 80 eating capacity, brick plant Of
s. .0D daily capacity, manufacturing b-=t quail
80 Of sitrifssf brick; four mili - - barrels
isiiy capacity ttopian Cement block Plant,
-saplpyiaa twenty-five men; canning factor, +,
ll-r9nd largest in th- state. in Tart L. Junts
d. one oi the b-st tosus of it, Size ia the state
- Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-01
esvacs AssovscGsGsrs-
1sesbvesssss ~ the vhsosse-

There will be no preaching service
at the theatre tomorrow ON account
of the pastors absence.
Sunday School az 9:45 a m:
Christian Endeavor meeting at 7
p- m
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-01
assss~sa essssyseriss. aes. 3 Gas.

On account of the pastors lines
there will be no preaching service
tomorrow. A prayer service viii
be held at II a. m. instead
Sunday School at 9:a5 a. m:
Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:45
u. m.