La Junta tribune., 1905-04-29

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Tai your prescriptions to the La
Junta Drug Company.
g. : Thompson, undertaken and
embalner. Phone No. 2l-5
A. YOUR tailor for Mitchell's
fashion plates. Bowen has them.
You will always find a prescrip-
tion c.-rk at the La Junta Drug
Company.
For painting. decorating and
paper uanging. call up Black lS0l
JAG Devine.
Four room house and one and one
four-h acres. close in: on easy pay
ment- c. l.. Seeley.
You money wont grow in your
pocker but il will grow if you put
it in rent producing property. X.
B. Co..
WANTEn Young Jersey COW; good
for n X and butter; must be fresh.
Addre-s Mrs. Harry Weller. Arling-
ton. Colo.
C.I Seelcy was a Buena Vista
visitor this week on business. Mr.,
Seeley reports an abundance of snow
in the mountains.
r. a. Steen left on the noon train
yesteriay for Denver for a brief
visit on business. He expects to
return home Sunday evening
Quit a crowd of young people
took advantage of the excursion
rates and attended the o. K. C..
dance in Pueblo last Monday night
We are new in the second hand
busIess, but by low prices and
square dealing we expect to merit
your business. Furniture Exchange
Company. Dougherty Block.
have few good bargains in
house to offer. What ] mean by
bargans is property that if you
want to rent il will bring you II t.
Is per cent net on the investment.
r X. Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Flora, of
Ordway, are the guests of DIR. Frank
Finney and family. Mr.. Flora is a
nephew Of DR.. Finney. and recently
acquired an interest in the Ordway
Trading Company.
Dr. F. Finney received letter
his week from w. G. Fritter, who
held the position of agent for the
Santa Fe at this point from 1892
until 1894. Mr.. Fritter is now 10
Gated in jackson, Ala.
W. N. Randall returned last
Wednesday from Kansas City, where
he had been to dispose of shipment
of , 500 sheep. Prices ranged from
81 to $40 per hundredweight, re-
turns for the entire shipment aver
aging S5.25 per head.
The La Junta high school baseball
team played with the first team of
Rocky Ford yesterday. winning the
game by score Of II to 9. The La
Junfa team is forging to the front
in baseball circles. this being the
fourth successive victory this season.
K. G.. Graves. owner of the Ohio
addition, arrived from Kansas City
last Wednesday morning and says he
intends to remain permanently in La
Junta. Mr.. Graves lived in La
Junta from 1888 to 1894, and has an
abiding faith in the future of this
community.
DR.. G.. X. Hubbell received letter
from DIR. F.. w Ragsdale one day
this week. DIR. Ragsdale is located
at Palm Springs, Calf. and writes
that he is already greatly improved.
and feels better than he has for
three months. He intended to be
absent until July. but if he continues
to improve he will probably be home
again before that date.
Rev. X. Money rendered his resig-
nation as pastor of the Holbrook cir
cult. at the recent session of the dis
trict conference of the NJ. f. church
in this city. He accepted the charge
at the urgent request of the people
and the presiding elder. thinking he
would be able to do the small
amount of work attached to a coun-
try circuit. Mr.. Moneys physician,
however. advised his immediate res
iUuation as tho stale of his health