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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-04-20
Bishop Brooks and 1latrimony.

Bisnop 0IUUB u1u 1L1t1UHys
The late Phillips Brooks, being .
bachelor, was greatly annoyed BY re-
ceiying offers of marriage from women
all over the country. One woman told
him that she had . fortune ct hts dis
posal If he would accept her hand and
heart. He replied: Give your money
to the poor, your heart to God, and your
hand to the man who asks you for it,
Boston Herald. i,
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-04-20
Hoboken-And Compound Interest.

~ I l. O00 y ~ q
whole country has
figured out by this
time the problem
proposed by Mr..
William A. Macy
as to what Ho-
b0ken has cost.
Col. John Stevens
bought it 121
years ago for 49,
$50 pounds ster-
ling and Mr.. Macy
wanted very much
20 Lr1u,
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-04-20
Again. Compound 1nterest.

- S ssssS w.
propose a little
problem in COM
pound interest
myself. Suppose
you had bought
an acre of land
for a dollar when
the English took
the city from the
Dutch in 1864;
and suppose YOU
had paid interest
at six per cent.
ever since hut no
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-04-20
arranged also 70 obtain the signatures
Of the president and secretary OF con-

arranged also TO obtain the signatures
Of the president and secretary OF con-
gress.
These matters occupied week. AID
on January 6 l cabled to Mrs. Reader
in New York: Expect TO obtain
everything IL about a week
Deal Il Called on.
ION that very day Mr.. Perez learned
that the president had received a COM
munication from United States Min
lister Dawson, and had in consequences
paid him visit, but what the nature
of the interview was did not learn.
On Monday, January 3. when l called
at the place. Mr.. Sanchez informed me
that they had communication from
Mr.. Dawson not to proceed with my
negotiations, but to deal direct with
Washington.
II asked him if this was not very
sudden and unexpected. and he seemed
| confused and anxious to avoid giving
, offense.
Il saw the president and asked him
why he had proceeded so far with me,
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-04-20
men AND MATTERS
AN INTERESTING BUDGET OF
NEW YORK GOSSIP.
TWO SUCCESSFUL HEBREWS
Grown from Pack Peddlers to Million
siree-The Rise in Gotham Real
Estate and Present Prices
l. Other Items.

EW YORK.-Two
former Jewish
pack peddlers died
in New York re-
Gently. One OF
them had become
a wealthy mer-
chant. the otner
a world-famous
millionaire. Both
were examples of
the opportunities
%ho uo,v world Of
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-12
PALACE DRUG STORE DRUGS. STATIONERY. ETC
Bowen for suits that fit.
Rugs at cost at Thompson's.


Rugs at cost at Thompson's.
For SALE-Cedar posts at Roop's
store.
Take your prescriptions to the La
Junta Drug Company.
G. S. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. 2l-5
Ask your tailor for Mitchell's
fashion plates. Bowen has them.
You will always find a preserip-
ton clerk at the La .Iunta Drug
Company.
For painting. decorating and
paper hanging. call Up Black 1901.
Jack Devine.
Lutte S. Gee left Monday morn
ing for Pueblo and Denver for a
brief visit on business.
For RENT-Two rooms for light
housekeeping. Inquire first door
east of public library.
For SALE-A four hole gasoline
stove with oven: nearly new. In
quire of C. F. Kendall.
Keller Stock Company all next
week at the La Junta Theatre. The
prices are Is, % and 35 cents.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co.,
undertaking, embalming. Phone.
442 black; night phone. 462 red.
Miss Faunie Beerbohm left on the
noon train last Saturday for Denver
to visit relatives for few weeks.
W. II. Biebes, of the firm of
Moyemont & Biebes, is in Fl Paso,
Ill.,, for a three weeks visit at his
old home.
H. II. Hall and b. w. Lagerquist,
Of Gowrie. Ia. are the guests Of
w. f. Andrews and family for a
brief visit.
Perry Kessler, Melvin Breed and
Ira Woolf arrived home last Satur-
day from California. where they
have been for the past year.
Miss Louise Barngrover left Mon
day morning for Florence. where
~ will be the guest Of relatives
and friends during the next three
weeks.
Seats are now on sale at the La
Junta Drug Company for the Keller
Stock Company. which will appear
at the La Junta Theatre all next
week. Prices. Is. 25 and 35 cents.
DIR. Bulette. of Pueblo. will be in
La Junta. at Sherman's Rooms.
Thursday. July 18th. Practice linn
tied to diseases of the eye. ear, nose
and throat. Special attention to
Of glasses.
The new six inch pipe for the
water mains on Ration and Cimarron
avenues arrived this week and was
being unloaded yesterday. The pre-
liminary work for laying the new
pipe will probably be in progress
before the end of the week.
LOST Dark bay horse; about six
teen hands high; white hind feet;
slit in right ear; brand on left thigh.
"A circle; white harness marks on
back: carries tail little to left; last
seen Sunday morning, July I'd, near
brick yard. Liberal reward will be
paid if returned to J. NJ. Dawson.
corner Illinois street and Cimarron
avenue.
La Junta is to have a wholesale
liquor establishment. known in cities
of some pretensions as a barrel
house" The proprietors are from
Pueblo, and own several establish
ments of similar character in that
city. They are on Trinidad plaza in
the Rapp building. which they had
to purchase in order to secure a
location.
DIR. Jack Brown and Rufus Phil
lips left Monday by the overland
route for La Veta pass to enjoy an
outing for a month hunting and
fishing. They are equipped with a
complete camping outfit. and as
soon as they are settled will be
joined by Mrs. Ragstlale and son
and Mrs. NJ. A. Lee and daughter.
Miss Hazel. who will go by train
Rev. s. c. Davis. of Duluth. Mimi.
the new pastor of the Baptist
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sunk TO = depth Of go feet, thus giving
the mine . greater depth than the New
Chum.
FoR SALE CHEAP.-A 6ve-room house,
furnished; three lots; has well and out
buildings. Enquire at this oflos.
Benjamin Barber, the oolored man
who killed Adam Voor in Douglas coun.
ty about 6vo weeks ago. WA acquitted
OF tho murder Monday. The trial began
Monday afternoon and before the day
was closed the jury rendered its verdict
and Barber was discharged. Insanity
was the defense. Judge Murphy, after
the verdict was rendered. suggested
that a charge Of ~ineRnity DO placed
against Barber - he was q dangerous
man TO be at liberty. BARRIERS relatives
assured the court that he would DO CON.
tined in u sanitarium in California. o.
this assurance Barber was allowed to 20.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the car.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that ia by constitutional remedies.
Deafness B caused by an infiamed COD.
dition OF the mucous lining Of the Eus.
tachiRn tube. When thus tube is in
famed, you have a rnmblinR sound or
imperfect hearing and when it ia entire
ly closed, Deafness Ia the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to ita normal
condition, hearing will DO destroyed for
ever; nine cases out OF ton are caused
by catsrrh, which is nothing but an ill.,
famed condition OF the mucous surfaces.
We Will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of deafuess tcauBed by
onthrrh) that cannot be cured by Halle
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, FREQ.
F. j. CHENEY Il Co, Toledo, D.
Sold by druggists, rs conts.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation
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Died On The Train.

AS No. 4 was nearing Carlin this
morning the porter went to the berth
occupied by Mrs. Mcdonald to awaken
her and found her dead. From what
the porter told Judge Bruce, It appears
thai the con Of Mrs Mcdonald put her
aboard the train at Oakland yesterday
morning and saw her started for her
home at Mcdonald Creek III the north
ern part OF ths county. About 8 o'clock
this morning, tho porter eaid, Mrs. Nc
Donald was up and retired again.
Nothing more waS seen Of her until the
porter found her dead. The deceased
was the wife Of John Mcdonald Of Nc.
Donald Creek. He lett Mountain CITY
this morning for Tuscarora to meet Mrs.
Mcdonald. Judge Bruce caught him
on the telephone line this forenoon and
he was notified Of her death. He will
arrive here tomorrow morning. The
con who put her aboard the train is an
employee Of the San Francisco Exam
liner. Ho WIS notified OF his mothers
death. Judge Bruce took charge Of the
remains and held an inquest late this
afternoon.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi

Mr.. Mars has made arrangements for
n merry-gO-rouni on tho Fourth and the
outfit will bc here tomorrow. This will
furnish lois OF sport Tor tho little folke.
Judge Bruce will go to the old Martin
Mason ranch ON South Fork tomorrow
to ito a matrimonial knot. lilo and tho
preacher Hro making lots n trouble IN
tho world.
Robert and John Hunter have bought
the stock Of the Thomas Hunter Com
pnuy and will take possession on the Let
Of July or IVA soon as the invoice is com.
plctcd. Success Ia tho boys.
Claude J., Smith, u graduate Of tho
State university han been appointed
assiptnnt State engineer by state En-.
ginccr Thurtcll. This ia Il deserved
recognition Of u worthy young II
A letter received irom Dr. Stubbs
this moriug a,atoo TINT his phyaisians
hnvc advised Inn to go To Bartlett
Springs for two weeks and this compels
him to iorcgo his intended visit to Elko
on tho Fourth.
People having rooms to lot Ia visitors
on tho lronrth are requested to call at
tho Henderson Bank between $50 and
ll:30 u. IN. up TO and including Mon.
dry, and leave their names and the
number Of rooms they can ront.
Reno 10 making great proparations Tor
its carnival and there il Buro to TO II
high old time IN the River side city. Tho
fun will begin Saturday and continue
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The Procession.

Grand Marshal Henderson has decided
upon tho following line Of march for the
Fourth Of July procession:
The procession will form in front OF
the high school promptly at 8 a. nj. and
march up Cont street Il the public
school building. thence eouth to John
Thompson's residence on Idaho street,
thence west along Idaho street to the
Mayhugh corner, thence south to Rail-
road street, thence east TO the mill
crossing, thence south to Commercial
street, and down Commercial street to
the tent where it will be reviewed by
the grand marshal and disbanded.
The indications are that the process.
ion will be the finest aver seen in this
part Of the State and the line OF march
is 30 arranged that it takes il the princi.
pal part OF the town and can be seen by
nearly everyone at their homes.
The grand marehal has selected f.. y,
Gedney, Sheriff Clark, Percy Hazleton
and Stanley Taber as his aides.
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More Trouble for RuaaIa.

The American consul at Odessa has
cabled the State department at Wash
ington that the crew of the Russian war
ship kniRtz Potonkin had mutinied and
murdered all their officers and thrown
their bodies into the sea. They threat
ened to lombard Odessa il they we're
interiered with. f.
Later advices from Oiessa say that
the mutiny was caused by the summary
shooting OF a suilor by order Of the COM
man'ier OF the ship. The sailor, it is
snid, presented n petition eigned by the
crew demanding better food. The report
TINT the officers were murdered is not
confirmed. The body OF the sailor was
carried ashore amid intense excite
ment.
Tho Kniatz Potonkin is a heavily arm.
ored turret ship Of l2,4s2 tons, having a
speed Of II knots. She was commission
ed in 1862 and belongs to the Black Sea
floet.
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FROM DAILY
SalmaQundi.

Mr.. Booher returned from his Reno
trip last night.
Tho BoRtty Miner says that there are
57i miners employed in the Beatty and
B~ulltrog mining districts.
|. p. Woolver,on Jr. and Mr.. Maddox
arc in from Ruby valley. They report
everything lovely in that section.
Tho Southern Pacific Company hHs
made n ratio Of one and ono.iiith fare Tor
tie Reno carnival. SEQ tho nd for
further particulars.
Chairman Henderson ia busily work.
inE on tho details Of tho procession
When everything 10 worked ont, the
result will DO published.
II. Hyde, n Chicago cNpitalist ARR.
we'd Saturday. Ito will leave tomorrow
Tor the Mountain City country, where
he has mining intorcsts.
Large quantities Of cigars, tobacco,
whisky, shoes, ctc havo recently boon
stolen from tho cars betwoon Winno.
mucca and Elko. Sheriff Sweeney Of
Eureka county Ia investigating the
theits.
Tho question often asked, what arc
wc to do with onr millionaires,' appears
TO DO solving itself. According 10 the
daily papcrs some Of them aro killing
th0maolvcB most every day In automobile
accidents.
Tho Virginia & TruckOo Railroad
company reorganizod Saturday under
tho name OF the Virginia & Truckce
Railway. Tho reorganization was for
III" purpose Of enabling tho company To
rttcnd it's limo 10 GardnOryille. II Ia
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For men who foil


was some lively hustlipg ~ prevent o
collision. A brakeman from the paeeen
ger train ran to tho nearest switch and
opened it and Milton RsinhArt ran from
in front Of tho Bakery saloon and climbed
onto n Of the stock cars and set the
brakes. The runaway cars took the side
track and struck q string of freight cars.
1t was q pretty close shave.
George Frank ate 10 board No.
4 at Verdi Wednesday night and was
instantly killed. Tho train was in mo.
ton and in tho darkness he mlstook a
vestibuled sleeper for the day coach.
He fell in front Of the for ward truck and
1t passed over his waist nearly cutting
him in two. His home was ut Washoe
City. Here is another warning TO the
boys who jump on and off the cara when
in motop.
Judge Bruce returned last evening
from South Fork. where he joined Mr..
Ehlers and Miss Crsmetti in the bonds
OF matrimony. He reports a large crowd
at the wedding and a general good time.
The happy couple did not forget the
printer, as q bottle OF wine and a liberal
supply Of wedding cake testify. These
will be disposed Of in the printers way.
All join in Wishing Mi. and Mrs. Ehlen
a happy, prosperous Gfe.
The attention OF young and old Ii
N-Il~l - H. -A. SLzn I
elsewhere regarding the use OF fire.
crackers and other explosives during
the procession Tuesday. Parents are
requested TO urge their children to 70.
frain from any use Of fireworks during
the parade. The COMMITTEES will make
every effort to prevent accidents on the
Fourth und they ask the hearty co.
operation OF every one. Talk it over
with your children.
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Million Dollar Mortgage.

soNonty-FIvo Million Dollar Mortgage
The Western Pacific Company filed
two important papers with Recorder
Grover yesterday. One was n release
OF the fifty million dollar mortgage re-.
corded over Il year ago and the other
was a seventy.ive million dollar mortg-
age to take the place Of tho old one.
The route mentioned in the new mort.
gage is the same as that in the old one.
II crosses the State line at Beck with
Pass and then goes in NJ cas- terly direc.
tioh across Nevada TO u point OH tho
Utah. Nevada line. While the filing OF
the new mortgage in thiD county is
evidence that the Western Pacific will
run through it, there 10 nothing in the
document TO indicate the route. The
mortgage contains Ill printed pages
and tho fees for recording it amount
10 e7b. 10.
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A. your Ersosr'S; mOaUh~A

till the night Of the Fourth. 1t will be
an event iG Repo's history and it's
people are deter mined to make the most
of it. Tbereu be plenty OF fun for all
kinds Of people.
With the exception Of Fix milee, the
grading for the Hazen cutoff Is com.
pleted. TracklayinE at the southern
end OF the line has been begun. The
old steel bridge 10 being brought from
Wadsworth to span the Carson river.
While there will be less gaudy show
in Elko's celebration than ther 70 will be
in Reno's, Elko will put up n splendid
celebration and there will be nothing to
shock the most sensitive. Elko will
give the people Of this section II clean
patriotic celebration. Come and enjoy it.
The collapse Of the mining town OF
MacEay, Idaho, is complete, and the
company's headquarters house, erected
and furnished at a cost OF $50 900, was
sold at the low price OF $4,000. Other
buildings were disposed OF at similar
eacritices. 4 100000 ranch was sold for
$1,000, and the same ratio prevails gen.
orally. The immense smelter, costing
thousands. will be d~ismantled and
moved to California. More than Is, 000..
600 has been expended in the develop
mento OF this proposition, and only now
has IT been discovered that there was
nothing to warrant the idea thut mineral
existed in paying quantities IN the mine,
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EstrAy Notice.

On June LIST there came to my ranch
ono dark brown horse, with star in fore.
head, branded large p on left hip,
about 7 years old, weight LOO pounds.
Also one roam marc. branded and yonted
on left hip with x, vented on left
shoulder with X, branded on right
shoulder with TX, weight about 1000
pounds.
Anyone claiming those horses may
have The m by proving property and pay.
ing expense Of keeping them aud cost Of
advertising. THos. CURTIN.
Carlin. Nevada, Juno 5, 1906.
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To the Public.

The public is hereby notified that the
uOo OF irocrackers or any other eIplos-
ives will not DO allowed during the
parade on the Fourth OF July. Dis.
charging fteuorks during the procession
may brighten horses and ~endanger lilo
and properly. Anyone found violating
this order will DO arrested and prose.
outed for = misdomeanor. BY order Of
L.. @. CLARK, Sheriff.
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HufrAhi Hurrah for the Glorious Fourthi
Decorating material, such IA bunting,
tlsgs, badges, etc, at ESGLER's.
The ENoLER Co., anticipating a great
ruRh, are prepared with a limo Of desir-
able and up'to.date goods to suit the
public in general. All to be sold at
popular prices. Como and see our win
dow display.
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Tho salYe that Penetrstsa

DoWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo penstrates
the pores Of the skin, and by ito s~ntiseptic,
rubiiocioDt and healing influence Il sub.
dues ipfiam nation and cures boiIS, burns,
cuts. eczema, tciter, ring worm and all
skin diseases. A specific TOR blind, bleed
ing, itohing and protruding piloa. The
original and genuine Witch Hazel SAL 70
IL mado by Il. q. Dewitt & Co. and sold
by Elko Drug Co.
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EHLERs-CREAETTI-At the Martin Ma
son ranch, Elko county, Nevada. June
%, 1905, by A. Bruce, Justice OF the
Peace, Mr.. Charles Ehlers t0 Mias
Mary Cremetti. both OF South Fork. .
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The ohildron's FAvorite

For coughs, Group, whoopinR, cough, ole.
One Minute Cough Cure Ia tho children'a
iayorite. This in because il contains no
opiate, u perfectly harmless, tastes good
and cures. Sold by Elko Drug Co.
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Prizes for Child DESIGNERS,

Tho Luton (England) chamber OF
commerce has decided to offer prizos
to scholars in the elementary schools
for competitive designs In hat trim.
mlngs.
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oe released, saying: Boys who love
uheir mothers enough to risk their lives
LOT ner picture cannot be kept in irons
on this feet"
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SIHoHsES In Elko, Nevada, June %,
1905, to the wife Of E, II. Simonssn OF
Cold Creek, White Pine county, q
daughter.
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MARRIED.

CARDINAL In Elko, Ne.
vada, June &c, 1905. by Rev. Geo. II.
Greenfield, Mr.. Isaac p. Woolverton,
Jr., Of Ruby Valley, to Miss Josephine
Cardinal OF Douglas county.
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BORS.

BERRY-ln Elko, Nsvnds, June, %,
1905, to the viii, Of H. Berry of Cort,z,
a daughter.
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Nennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
."fsa all Coughs, and sxpsis Colds from
the system by uentIy mevinu The bowels.
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All over this Coast.
Schilling's Best is in every
ones mouth:
- hAhiag-novt1
soHs. nAvohnE ..s.ra ssdA
They 60 far to make living
comfortable.
Al rour rrSoSra: moaShAIA
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11
re n DALl'S
W00LTEx
Cl0AKS ARE SOLD
Exclusively by US
Safe ~ Wonsen'S Fr0nols
HOOI Dress Shoes.

Our regular $3.50 and S4.OO kind
at................. ...-........ ....- -S<.o9
To-day we place on sale choice of
any $3.50 or $4.OO FRENCH
HEEL BOOT, in patent kid,
plain toe, vici kid, patent tip,
button and lace; exclusive types,
perfect in construction, faultless
in style and fit; all sizes in
the gathering. Choice 81 IS
OF any ........................~ .~e'OO
Women's Felt Romeos, fur trim
med (cOlOrs), at..............S1.25
IMEanfs' and ChiAdr0n's
e; -. =. "a ss.:s ~ :: ':::=:s :s::: s:'
Infants new Kid MOccasins, prettily
trimmed in silk featherstitching
and satin ribbon, all colors Soc
Infants new soft sole lace or but
ton Shoes, patent vamp, kid top,
Infants and Children's fine wool
Merino Hose, white and black,
sizes up to 4 years ...............2Se
Children's heavy weight outing
flannel Night Gowns, in dainty
pink and blue stripes, collar and
cuffs trimmed in solid pink or
blue, sizes 2 to Ia years .....3se
Children's Arnold's knitted fleece
lined Night Drawers, heavy
winter weight, with feet, sizes l
to 6 years. ....................Soe
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-11
loeA. Ase eGasosA. ,rens.
Trade with II. G. Todd.

~.
Try the IXL Dairy for milk. Call
up black S94. f. S. WiIdin.
See the display Of Singer machines
ut the Singer store. one block west
Of postoffice.
Watch for the announcement of
the grand opening day at Levy's.
Souvenir free to all.
G. S. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. Day phone. s5l black;
night phone. TBS red.
w. Norwood. Of Whiting. Ia. is
the guest Of his old time friend and
neighbor. Charles Deabenport.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co,
undertaking. embalming. Phone,
4i2 black: night phone. 462 red.
WANTED Partner in growing
hardware. buggy and implement
business in La Junta. Address Box
6s3.
Drs. c. X. Hubbell and r. y. Lin
vile have formed q co-partnership
for the practice Of dentistry, and are
quartered in elegant Offices in the
new Miller-Hale block.
DIR. X. c. Sapero. eye. ear, nose
and throat specialist. Of Denver. will
again be in La Junta Tuesday. We'd
nesiay and thursday. November
18th. 18th and 18th. st the Sherman
Rooms. Consultation and examina-
ton for giases. free. Call early.
A. s. Belcher, Of Boulder, repre-
senting the bonding department. OF
the De Forrest wireless Telegraph
Cosapany, kas been in town several
days this week making N effort tc
interest," the citizens Of La Junta ir
that enterprise- Mr.. Beicher says
it is the intention Of the company to
establish . station in La Junta-
The Bon Ton restaurant 10 to te
remoSelIed from stem to stern,
papered- painted and generally re.
juvena<eA- When open for busines:
aezin- some time during the latter
part Of the present month. it vii h
conducted On q different basis
Regular meals viii be eliminated
and IL VIII be conducted strictly as :
short order house order what you
want and pay fer what VOC get