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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-26
RIskED DEATH FOR FRIENDS.
eroic Work Done by Scotch Miner,
Makes Good Reading.

Ieroic Work Done by Scotch Miners
: i''''' Makes Good Reading.
m The heroic conduct of twenty-five
Sugar IN who dascordad ! hnr,i,,,r ,,,i,a T.,
~ Iarkshire. Scotland, the other day
suited in six Golfers being saved
pm terrible death. pit in the
yde colliery, at Hamilton, was dis
IAN yered to be on fire at 6 p. m. Only
Jec. Teen miners were at work at the
me, and eight Of these, who made a
lsh for safety, succeeded In reaching
e surface twenty-five volunteers
Hefufaded by the manager and overman,
Reiuf scended the burning pit from which
Regimoke was issuing In great volumes,
Cound penetrated into the furthest re-
NreWhsses Of the workings, where the
C AZ, men were imprisoned. Although
IA was thought that there was little
nance Of saving them. the rescue par
Y worked herolcally for hours AT
!, bout ten o'clock. after they had been
Yellow for some three hours, it was am
=, nounced that the rescuers had sue.
eioseeded in diverting the smoke through
ioainother air course, and that II was
ssS lst possible they might reach the
f~4mprisoned men. About two hours
OBJ afterwards the entombed Golfers we're
Undiscovered In q distant part Of the
nine, They had lost their way One
md had been suffocated by the smoke
URmt the other six were safe. a great
Cenrowd of relatives and friends stood at
crible mouth Of the pit for hours waiting
frorpr news. and loud cheer went up
the hen the survivors were brought to
All ie surface
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-26
Bonds c

Hogs-Trade was fairly active at
bout steady prices with sales $3.50
p75. for rough packers up to 666.37h
n better class of hogs, the bulk of
lies being s5.90@6.25.
Sheep-The market was active to
re extent of a moderate supply. with
he recently advanced prices for both
leep and lambs well maintained.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-26

ODs Mag II Was DaFu lines tOOkl
Why?-Why. because the place '
so bare and so small. There were
few things 10 move and it took sue
short time, in spite of all could dc {;
pretend to do. that l was in despair
"You must be right. said at lent
looking woefnlly up at her.
Yes; l knew | was" she said. sic
lily.
81 must have lost IT,"
Yes" b
There was no hope there. l tnf
to go. ?
I'm lend you a nickel to get honh
you'll leave me your address" she
after a moment. h
Oh. that admirable woman, She oh
to be ruling empires instead of SEN
Ing thieves Look at the balance of
Mag My best acting hadn't shaken
She hadn't that fatal curiosity &c
derStand motives that wrecks so ne
who deal with-we1l call. them !
temporarily lanstraight. She was q,
fed just not to let me get ahead or.
in the least particular. But she We
mean, and she would lend me nick
lSt an emotionally extravagapt ten"
piece. blu, just a niekel-on the chs
that was what l seemed to be.
Oh. did admire her; but I'd have /
more enthusiastic about it if &C
have seen my way clear to the b,.by
the paper.
took the nickel and thanked her,
effusiyeness left her unmoved.
wholesome, blue-gowned rock will
neat. iull-bibbed white apron; thi
what she was!
And still fingered. Fancy Ma
Olden just heartbroken at being CT
PEELED to leave police station!
But there was nothing for It. G,
had to. My head was a-whirl "
schemes coming forward with sugs
TORS and being dismissed as unsuitat
my thoughts were flying about at s.
dizzy rate while stood there in
doorway, the woman's patient hand
the knob and her watchful eyes on
that actually
Mag, actually didn't hear the /
irons voice the first time she spoke
The second time, though, turne
so happy could not keep the tremor
Of my voice,
q thought You had gone long &c
she said,
Oh. we were friends, we two! "
chummed over baby. which for won
Is like what taking a drink togethe
Tor men. The admirable dragon in
blue dress didn't waver a BIT peca
her superior spoke pleasantly to
She only watched and listened,
Which puts You in a difficult post
when your names Nance Olden-
have to tell the truth.
live been detained said v
dignity, against my wish. But tn
all over. I'm going now. d-by.
IT,
nodded and caught up my skirt. 20
! paused just as the admirable dra
was closing the door on me. rs
baby asleep? ! wonder If / might
her once more"
Ny heart was beating like an eni
gone mad, in spite of my careless /,
and there was a buzzing in my ears
deafened me. But | managed to st
still ard listen and then to walk of
though It didn'N matter in the leas
me, while her words came smashing
hope out of me.
We've sent her with an officer
p the neighborhood where you 70
her He'll find out where she belol
40 doubt. Good day"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-26
Saw Stone by Wire.

tone saving is now carried on sue
sfulIy by means of a wire in place
saw. An endless wire works over
cys, as in. the bandsaw. 1t is driv-
AZ uniform speed and the cutting
one by sand mixed with water.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-26
STOLEN.

One solid gray mule, about
nine years old, fifteen hands
high; blemish on one front foot;
known as the John Hogan
mule, Of Cairo, Ills.
Said mule was stolen from the barn
Of p. A. Gichrist, one mile north Of
sandusky, Ill. on the night Of August
o., 1905.
A Reward OF $500
win be paid for the recovery OF said
mule and the arrest Of the thief.
p. A. GILCHRfST,
Sandusky, I'll.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-26
tTo be Continued

If you want smooth clear CT
plexion, take HOLSTERS Rocky Nor
ain Tea this month, Bright eyes /
red lips follow its use. 35 cents.
or Tablets. F. G. Schulz & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-26
At ST. Louis.

St Louis, Aug. Cattle-Re-
eipts, 1900. Strong; beef steers.
i.25M5.zo; stockers and feeders, $500
400; cows and heifers, $2.40G5.05;
exas steers, $2,50@425.
Receipts. 400 Strong.
ange. S550QC.35
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-26
Provision Market.

Butter, Cheese. and Eggs-Firm
Id unchanged.
Coffee-ptions closed steady, net UNI
langed to points lower. Sales,
1000 bags, September $500. Spot
10 steady; mild, steady.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining,
X; centrifugal, &c test, 9 $1,000;
olasses sugar, 3s; refined, steady.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-26
or Half a Century.

SUCH AS
alarial Fever, Bilious Fever, Fever
d Aeue, Dumb Ague, lntermittin9
d Renting Fever, Sun Pain, Sick
sadache, Worms, Neuralgia, Swamp
ver, Juandice, Eryslyelas, Renal
ID General Dropsy, Ague Cake, La
;ippe.
AS a female regulator, blood puri-
il and in rousing torpid liver they
I'VE no equal.
Malarial Rheumatism always bene-
ted and generally cured.
When your brain refuses to work
id your whole nervous system Is on
K ragged edge Of utter prostration,
ID your very vitality seems oozing
gay, take Woods Fever Pills. and
tout Eureka.
&c a Box. If Your Druggist Don't
Keep Them Write to Us.
Or. WA. WOOD & SONS,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-26
Wild Dogs In Australia.

Victoria, Australia, is overrun with
wild dogs, the descendants Of stray
domestic animals They are as bad as
wolves, and are rayaging the focks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-26
Dreary Outlook for the Man.

Only a man who has married an In
S.hlleciual woman can appreciate the
o,honotony Of having brains for break
Thst Se5 days In the year.---New Or
IEans Picayune.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-26
Rebuked For Her ignorance.

!. ~. : =
matA kindergarten teacher took for her
traPject lesson one morning family
~ At, the cat. She began thus: Nov.
cenho can tell me what the kitten has,
FATHERS or fur?" For some time there
stdas silence, but finally tiny boy
fom the rear said in slow, loud
pice: Good L-a.w-d, hain't you
rkyer seen a kitten?"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-26

A wonderful tonic for the sick and
licted Get strength. health and
pDiness by using HOLSTERS Rocky
Tea this month. A bracing
enily medicine. 35 cents, Tea or
lbIets. p. G. Schulz & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-26
Big, Four Route
BEST LINE TO
New York, Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN THE
East and Northeast.

indianapolis. Muncis. Cincinnati,
Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland AND
points In Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
Through siecpers from 81. Louis 10
New York, Boston and Washington.
Trains Leave Cairo az Follows:
No. 2-6s00 a. m Eastern mail and
express. Mt Carmel, vincennes. Pa
ris, Danville. Indianapolis, Cincinnati
New York, Boston. Direct connection
with the famous Knickerbocker spec
lal.
No. 2--s:oe p- IN. Mail and expresa
Carmis Evansville, vincennea, Tndi
annapolis, Louisville, Chicago, Terre
aaute and Cincinnati. Local sleeper
from Vincennes to Indianapolis s:st
p. M, 100 p. m.
No, 64--LocaI accommodation
Mound City, Grand Chain and Vienna
Trains Arrive at Cairo 40 Follows.
No 55-5:10 a. m. Vienna and
Cairo accommodation
No 3-12:15 p IN. Vincennes and
Cairo mail and express.
No $3.50 D. m, Danyille ano
Cairo mail and express.
All trains daily except Sunday. 10,
full information and particulars ~
to rates, tickets, limits, etc, call OF
write Elmer Smith. ticket agent. ]
M. Stone. IT, p. A., Cairo, Ill, q. I
HilIsarr A. q. W A.. st L@niR Ma
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-26

But | didn't stop to wish very long.
Here was / with the thing valued most
In the world still elutched In my hand.
and not a nickel 10 my name to get me,
the paper, and the baby, on our way.
II was the baby, of course. that de-
cided me. You cant be very enterpris-
ing when you're carrying pink lump
OF sweetness that's all a-smile at the
moment. but may get all atear the next.
TITS you for the nearest police sta
ton. you young fought" said, saueez-
ing her. y can't take you home now
and show you to Mag"
But she giggled and gurgled back at
me. the abandoned thing, as though the
police station was just the properest
place for young lady Of her years.
II was not so very near either, that
station. MY arm ached when got
there from carrying her, but my heart
aehed, too to leave her. told the
matron how and where the little thing
had picked me up. At arst she wouldn't
leave me, but--the tickle little thing
a glass of milk transferred all her smiles
and wiles to the matron. Then we both
went over her clothes to find name or
an initial or laundry mark. But we
found nothing The matron offered me
a glass of milk. too, butt was in hurry
to be gone. She was a nice matron; so
nice that | was just about to ask her for
the loan of carfare when
when | heard a voice, Maggie, In the
Office adjoining. knew that voice all
right, and ] knew that had to make a
decision quick
did. threw the whole thing into the
lap of Fate, And when | opened the
door and faced him was smiling
Oh. yes. 1t was T'ausig
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-26
CHATTER XIY

e started as though he couldn't
believe his eyes when he saw
me. THE Lord hath deliv-
cred m.ne enemy into my
hand. shone In his evil little
face.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-26
c. a. I ~ -

NORTH BOUND
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-02
Tsehstt-Assis-

Ward Tackett, of La Junta. and
Miss Bertha B. Await. Of Chillicothe.
Texas. were united in marriage last
Tuesday night by Rev. r. C. George
at the parsonage. They came on the
morning train from opposite direc-
tons and left last night for their
future home. Mr. Tackett is =
prominent young furniture man Of
the railroad city.-Trinidad Adver-
tiser-
Mr.. and Mrs. Tackett arrived from
the south on No. last Wednesday
morning and are now at home in
this city. Mr.. Tackett is in the en-
ploy of Lutte S. Gee and has = host
of friends in La Junta, whom the
TRIBUNE joins in congratulations
and best wishes.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-02

- >a, JUNTA Is city of s.m pop.
~ !: e: J: !: q: {:
Ot-ro county. IL Il locatst at
- miles east of Pueblo. asd 81
ssiiss north and east OF Trinidad. The santa
ve Railroad Company eHp-ndsd 9sD0O IN ist
fss psrn Ansns construction work, consisting Of
- .schins shops. storehou--. addition To round
house. foundry and extensive esrshop-- Tbs aiti-
tats Is t.oSs feet, and the climate. taken the
y-ss round. Is unsurpassed Almost constant
.anshin- charsrteriE>es the winters and wboily
cloudy day is rarity. La Junts has all tn.
metropolitan Convenience ns-sf-i by city OF
= DD population, including many miles OF
BRICK Sitewalk-, perfect system OF sanitAry
.ss-r4sr. electric light plant which sup
pliss sli-isy sad all-nixht s-rvic.. water
works ova-d By the city, plant for the manu-
fscture OF artificial ice thr-e rural fr-~ d-ls-fy
routes. hfv department. telephone system stth
IsD sat-.rrib-rs, free exchange With Rocky
tord. and long distance connections Nth am
part Of the state: a school sy.t-m exe-iisd by
city IN the state. employing tw-nty--esen
Seschsrs in :. rooms ten churches. hfte-a .-crei
snd frat-fnal orders. tso banks. p1Dfso capital
and SsDifsO deposits. thr-- n-~spzp-rs. op~fa
soa-s Of 30 seating capacity. brick plant Of
x 0D daily ca pacity, manufacturing best quail
IT. Of vitrifsf brick hoaf mill Of 20 barrel.
Tally capacity; Utopian C-msnt Hlorx Plant.
employing twenty -hy- men: canning factory,
.s-coad largest in the state In fact, La Junta
!. ons of the best towns Of it, sirs IN the state
%, Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-02
SsssssWs 2sss.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue Of . writ Of exccutiou is<us-d GOT 81
the County Court Of Osero county. state a
Cslorsde. on tAe nfteeatk day of August fAk..
IN favor Of J. q. Howard and against the ss.-i-
ard chatsels. lanAs and tcoeaents Of ]. J.
yoa-s. and to me dirrrt~t- vheseSg am com.
msnded tn make thu soa of ocD-lS deb<- and
the further san u 81 - costs and interest on
iudsment. have .eisrd asA taken in eH-cutioa
the follovins deserih-d real e-sste. To vir=
The northeast quarter q .ecsiea Is, to.n-sip .
4. -outh. rsnSs ~. west. the southeast quarter
Of -<-tion =. township n roath- rznx- 81
IVES, the sossAvsss Jcsrt~r of nrets.e - torn.
ship =. sooth. rane- -. west all in the counsy
Of Otero, state Of ColorAdo. - tAe property 81
the aid 7. J, Jooes. and potter Is hereby sivea
that on Monday. the ~l~senth day Of S-psem.
t-f lAls, at tern o'eis,ck in the fosenosn Of said
day, at the north door of the court house in th.
city of La Iuntz in said county of Os-ro gill
ell at public aortioa- to th~ highest bidder
fsr cash. the above de-~rih>d real estate or a
much thereof viii -~ti-fy said Judgment
interest and costs
Ia Junts. Coiorsdo. August lsfh. fsG.
GED. RaRR. sheriff
BY 4. D. srE~AkD. rRi-r-h~rin.
tirst publication August -. tu6-
Last publication. s-pt~nh-r >. fSa-
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-02

1T has been said that the degree
Of civilization attained by . people.
. parish or a person is shown by the
manner in which they remember
their departed friends What de-
gree Of civilization is il tn bury .
departed loved one on q sandy plain
and leave the grave to be filed with
seepaee water and burrvwed by
eopher and pririe doUf True ve
shsah give our friesds I'll the
Nowers Of love md kindness we en-
vhi1e they are living. but when they
ars calIed away can we not rive
s1eir beyssed hs1is . little er-
nosbd to lie b<neath.- he writer
a the shvve must hase juse re-
turned frvn . visit TO '-Hvesview-
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-02
con,ne GvGsvs.

September 4th to 7th National
G. A. X. Encampment. Denver.
September 5th to sth-Arkansas
Valley Fair. Rocky Ford.
September 7th-Watermelon Day.
Rocky Ford.
September llth to Colorado
State Fair. Pueblo.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-02
oOaies ~ pvbiseSeSoo
r~,Ise sI'T.. L,,p ov,lc. !:

U~rrnp sr.rks Lssp Ovsrcs AZ
PCasLo, roLo-, Augs-t .. isE.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Az foiio~tns named --ttl.r has hl~f notice of
his intention tn make final proof in support ef
his claim, and that >sid proof will h. made hs-
fore the clerk al the district cours st L. Junfs
Iolorado. On September II isf,, sizs Chsri--
" BOYD. ". v. 1i.lss. for th. lot ! ant /:
-'uth half northwest quarter. -~cii"n . t"~a-
ship "a -oath. rsnsr - west
He nsm-- th. folio~inx ~itn~---~ "a prove
his continuous residence uI-sn sod cultiest isa
II said Land. VA. fsssr n Read. An,bru-. X
bisrrt.n. Sylvester HUI, frsak X. Hill all ~
la JuntA. Coiorsfol
y 4 ABBEY Register
First publication. August q. fse.
la 4 publication. >~pt~mf~r ~. Isss.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-02
Asei'e .sie. TO Issss Stsss lsaes-

OytIck OF rHE sr.rH Bsanp I,
90 LssB CosaIssIo~kns.
pH~vEk, csLo.. August l. tmG
NOTICE II HEREBN GIVEN THAT H. "
" Potter. ~ho~- ts~tohic~ address. IL L.
yunis, Colorado. on August 4. isn. made sp-
plicstio1 No. t.sis tn the state board os Lsnr
Con mi .<ioner- To lease the foiio~inx de~~rih-i
10. tn xit
All ~ section n. to<u.hip "a .o.th. rsss- e
sr-f
No other application 10 i.s-. the st.,s- de
-crtfsd pr-mi-s- cbi~ctioo- against th~
above application ~iu ~ consider-d after
september !, fsn.
MARK q. wOODRCFF.
Register state BOARD Land Conmis-ioo~r-.
First publication. August y. ish.
Last po blication August m 1876.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-02

cemetery. west Of La Junta. II it
is true that the degree Of civiliza-
ton attained by a people is shown
by the manner in which they re-
member their dead. where are the
people of La Junta att Cannibais.
still7 Not quite. but very near it.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-02
Stoekhoissrs 0sssiae.

L. yu>rA Colo. August - lnze
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ order of a majority Of the sto-k, ns-tiaS
OF the stock holder of m. Riverside Land And
Cattle Compsny vail b. held at the L. JuntA
state Hank at Il Junts. Colo. on Ocsoe.rs -
Isss. for the purpose OF -rtendinx tn. life af
said corporation. and for such other ba-ins-s
a. may CON. t.-fDr- IL.
4 n BRADBURY, Pr-.idenf
First publication. Sept~mb-r :. iSL-
Last tublieatio ion Srpt-tnt-.r -. 1885,
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-02
Wosses sss esbssestsea.

USIrsD Sr,rs- LsSp OsyIsI ~
Frfsto, toLo. August d. iasI
NOTICE Il HEREbN GIVEN NHAI THE
~ follosinx nsmei settler h.s fled notic af
his intention to make hnsl proof in -apiprs
~ his claim. and that aid rrs-sf xill tr made
before the ladx- ~ III. county epurt of kiowa
county. at Esds. falorssio. S~pserzt-s =
hssi via H~nry A biain- H. y to.tss fs.r the
-ssath half n"rths--t quarter ~--t halt =s,ufh-
s--' quarter. -~ction I to~n-hip 81 -outh.
rsns~ y ~rst
He name the fcllo.ins vitne--s- ,a rrus~
hi csntino"u- r~-id-nce uT-sn and cultivatian
of aid land. stri Rufu- small. of HssNelf
9 folo-- l.. y. Nshon-y, ~ Eats. Toto ~ y
nien. Of Arlington. Colo. Charlie -hzrp. sS
ariinxton, Colo.
81 tBBEy Register
First Qualification. August b. fssr.
Last publication. ~-pteu,i-er N. isrL
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-02
Sssss Usgoa aosS.

srArs EsoI>kEk'. OrFIcE-
Ds~v1K. CoLosADo, August -. I'm.
CE,LED PROPOSALS WILL M RE
= c.,ived herr until no.pn, September .. ~.
for the surfsc.nx - PORTIONS ~ the cosafy road
t-fs-~s Ia Junis and Rocky Ford
Certifet ch-cl and bond r-luir-sf. HIaciA-
cations. contrsef and Instructions io hietders
can h. s--a at the ofisor of the county ei-rh 81
Osero county and at this Office.
w. JAYCOx
State Knxin~es.
First publication. August - tOi.
Last publication. September =, tsG-
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-02
osssrt lss6. esass 1sossLosases -
CxIYHD SvArEz LaxD OFFIck .
AT PuEnlo- Cos4o-- JULY -. la15 I

CxEYHD SvAru LaxD OFSIck
AT PuEnloL Co1o-- July - f41S
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN THAI
~ Christ Lund, u La yussa- Colorado. he,
fl-s. notice of ins<utiOn u make proof his
de-~rt-i.nd claim No. -. for TIE ~e-s halt
northeast quarter. section T. township
south rAn<~ - west hsfor~ the clerk OF the
district court At Ii Junfs. Colorado. Mon
day. the isah dav of septenber. rs6
BE names the following wifne>se- Ia prove
the eonp pie;e irrixasioz and reelA sfioa OF >4id
Lad: Christian Petersen. Christian Miller.
Rob-rt HAns-n- Peter C. Han-en- all % La
Jaat4- ColoradoL
s. A. ABBEY. Register
First pablicztion- August :. rsnk-
Last publieAtioo. Sepsonahef q, iAsA
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-02
Notice os ossti~g 81 County osssS
oS Gsus,ixstioa.

DCBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that in compliance rith the ststate- at
the STATE Of Colorado tn. Board of Coaai<-
sioners Of Ot-ro oounfy will hold the Arss
annual meeting of the Couniy Board of K2usIi-
Iztion at the court house at la Junta. In .aid
coatins- in session pa, les than thrrs eua-
-s-cutise days.
H. u. GARWOOD
lskkLl County Clerk
First publication. August n isDs.
Last publication. Srp,s smt-rr !, IGs.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-02
NAV AR0UT
Town

La Junta is surely donning the
habilaments of a full-fedged me-
tropolis. We are to have new
iewelry store on Trinidad plaza with
three BALI adjunct. where
suffering humanity can raise the
price when in need.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-02

The day ban done. and darkness
Falling from vengs Of night.
LAX fetider flying from ruster.
Ven he ben having fight.
Ay see the lights Of village
Shining tru rain and mist.
And ay skol feel dam sleey.
LAX feIlers playing whist.
Come. read to me some werses.
Ay ant care vat W. read.
Yust 80 it ant bout trouble
Or hearts vich ache and bleed.
Az iak desc hAr nice yingles
Bout sun and trees and grass:
But ven il com to heartache.
Jerusalem, ay skol pass,
Read from snme humble geezer.
whcpe songs ban sweet to hear -
Who making. from his poetry.
Bout saxteen cents . year.
Az lax to hear his yineies.
Az tell yu. dey ban fine.
DIS har han w ~ lax dem
Dey IN 50 much LAX mine.
Such Sap hive guide. nice sound
Dey making sorrvw ~.
Deg coming lak GiaR Of seltser
vrh feBsws dr<nk Of rye
And night skoi be full q music
And tengs ve ~ ee forget
Skol fold op tent lak yipsie.
And sneakine a~ay. ~ het,
-GecsRe KimhaH.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-02

Did you see the eclipse Of the sun
last Wednesday morning about sun
rise? 1t was partly visible in this
city and throughout the greater
part Of the United States. but at
this point the portion Of the sun
obscured was 80 small that it made
no difference in the supply of light
that is. 50 we are told. We were
among those not present at sunrise
last Wednesday morning.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-02

A Nebraska editor expresses it
about right in the following: This
season makes US tired. We would
much rather HE ourselves to the
mossy spot beside the babbling
brook. beyond the sound of the
irrepressible printers lusty yell for
copy" than be compelled to re-
main here to chronicle Hazard
Spivin's recent visit TO Speckville or
say nice things about the marriage
of the big-footed daughter Of some
fellow who hasn't paid his subscrip-
ton in twelve years Right now
we'd sooner be fishing than be presi-
dent
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-02

Bowling parties are becoming
all the rage in Lamar society circles.
and even the strenuous atmosphere
does not bar indulgence in the game.
One young society matron of that
burg gave a bowling party one day
this week in honor of sister who is
visiting her. and it is reported that
all present enjoyed a delightful
evening" Refreshments were served
at the matron's home after several
hours spent at the alley We wonder
II the thermometer has gone on a
strike at Lamar. Quien sabe?
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-02

Willie Pearce is taking a lay-of
from his strenuous duties as messen-
ger boy at the Santa Fe relay Office
and will take. in the sights Of the
G. A. K. reunion in Denver next
week. During his leisure time in
the relay Office Willie mastered the
art of telegraphy. and can already
send messages on his own hook. In
a short time he will be doing the
receiving act" all same full-hedged
operator. The ''old man" our
genial district clerk. was a full
aedged operator at fifteen years Of
age. but the son of his father prom
ises to beat him out as he has three
years TO go before reaching that
age.