davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
Sm SEEM YOrf init 8egeifernmg empfangen.
3ablrei9e &e6e1.
So. GonsreB.
Senat I.

% Darlington. Is. 6sb. Der
Senat bernabm beute In benz Swapnes
pro3ehe 10 3eussr1 uno tpibmete ben
&eif ieiner 3sit Der 0srmiaieun9sbia
fir aderbau. 8ei iebterer brebte fi4
bic Debate banptidGlid UNI Elm Mmen.
oement Baeon's, oas balbm onatli9e
Seri6te hber ben Stanb Der 8aum=
MOLE beffimmt. Sas Mmenoement
tuuroe angenommsn, na9oem es oabin
ab9ednoert moroen mar, BOB bic ge,
ridte nur ftr bic lebten 5 Wonate au
liefern ieien.
Saus.
Seit Sabren bat oas 5aus ni6t Elm
iol4es S6aufpiel gebabt, ME es beute
eulipan bon Mafaduistts unb 9sart
Bon Nem Dort aufhbrtsn. 8sioe ersin.
gen fi& in gegenisitiasn geiduloi9ungen
Der idwerten Mrt unb riefen unter
ibren 3ub6rern 8efirsung unb @nt=
rtiftun9 beroot. Suliban bei9uloiste
9earff a0er m6glihen Dinse unb leb-
terer be3ihtigte Suaiban Der 8eibtlfe
bel einem Moroe.
Der Stanbal entpifelie fi9 aus Der
fir3lihsn Debate iiber bic I6rage Der
Gra1traten. oils Suliban 2amas (6la)
fraqts. rDarum 0sarf nidt feline eigene
Bill ~oertbeioi9e uno aus Nnsrifen BON
Seurh's 3eitunsen auf @ulipan
Spredsr Cannon tpuroe peri9ieoents
lid aufeefOroert benz @.sante elm Gnos
81 MAIDEN. Dieter miI6te fiG jeoOd
ni4t Elm. grf fpdter ertldrte er. oat
eine WOroantlase aesert einen 2O0egen
ni4t parlamentarii9 @ Jet. neil FL
oarauf berednet fei, I1noronuna uni
st6runs be%rboraurufen. Soaleid nabm
9earf piitbeno fetnen SIP elm uno er.
tldrte, es fei iein StoIa 2eute ME Guilt.
ban a~n3ugreifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
SIM g d n.

Nepabo, Me., ID. Jeb. Die
Wifouri pacific gabn ianbte bon bier
einen 6ilfs3us nit 2ebensmitteln nad
Butler. um einem perfonenaug, Der
lett Greitas Ra9t in 8 CUB bOben
S9nee swiidsn maoiion unb @riolsp.
2ans.. ftedt, Ollie au brineen. Sn
Golge Der unterbrp9snen tsIegrapbi-
fden @erbinbuns bot man felt einem
8nge ni1ts bon benz 3uge geb6rt.
3ugsfoIIiion.
@od b. ST., Is. 5eb.
Gin fiiolit gebsnber 3ug Der Chicago
Milwaufee & st. Paul Babn ftieB
bet Moline nit elmer &angir.2oto-
motibe 5uiammen.
Wm. Ooolin BON @bicaqo muroe ge.
i6otet, 2OtOmotiufibrer @bas. Staple.
ton BON Rod Sslanb lebensgefdbrlid,
berleBt.
2anaI3pn
80 abin9ton, Is. 6ebr. Die
2analtommiifnn erbielt beute bon BEN
@ouberneur Der 0annl3one Dapis aus
Banana cine 9epsihe. bob i'm lebter
Wonat fein 8obesfal unter ben Mnge,
Helten bes 6anaIss poraefommen Eel.
3 eunrubi @efebseber.
Springfielb. Sa., 13. Gebr.
Inter ben Miteliebern Der 9eaislatu,
bat bic g~ntiineisung oes Staatsan'
waltes 6atd bon Gan9amon Co., bat
er bic Beiduloiqungsr Der Bsfe9lid.
teit bon 2esislatur-W iteIieoern. Die boz
fribere Miislieo 5. 3. Gomerforl
ma9te, unterfu9en tueroe.
& mpeten5ra9
Wefbin9ton, 13. 6eb. Bei
Der Meinunasberi9iebenbsit 3pii9sr
benz Senate unb Der Mbminifratior
tiber ibre Re&te beim Mbi&liebsn Dor
8ertrdsen bot ii& berausseftelt. BAT
Der Senat. inoem CT an, IL. San. Der
S&ieosgeridtspertrag tiber @elbforoe'
rungen, betannt als Der paramerifani.
fAe Wertrag. biaigte, f& 5u Der Nner'
fennuna feiaer BefuneniB befannte,
Der grefutiue bas &e&t ju tibertra9en.
fpe3iele e&ieosaeri&ts arrangements
au trefen. Sn @refutibtreiien III mar
Der Mnf&t, oab bieie BefianiB sentist
UNI bas 8or9eben Der Administration
be3isli& San SOminso's au rs4tferti,
gen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
@emt9 @oHnun9
Glr 6rnu GOwaros.

pbtlaoelpbi a, l3. 6eb. =
DDS SiaatsOtergeri4t bot oas @eiu6
6rau gowaros' fowobl wie bas bes
Neaers 8reaion abgelsbnt. 8sios inb
ruegen @rmoroung bes @attsn Der
eriteren gum Sooe perurtbeilt.
Jrau @5marbs nimmt in ibrem Ge=
fude ole S6ulo auf fid unb bittet um
einen neuen pro3sB fur @reaion. Seq.
terer NEGLECT neues 8sueismaterial on
Sails bic 8esnabieunasbsb6roe. bic am
Wittwod fd gu 0~arrisburg oerfam
melt. feline Nenoeruns bes uriheils
empfieblt. lDeroen Die @ompliesn am
Sonnerfa9 9ebdn9t merben.
. b Bel
einer NniGt 1.
90 ahinaton n. Is. 6eb. gs
tuuroe beute offi3isl anaetinoiat bob
Prdfoent &oofepelt bic SdieOs9erihts=
pertrdae, pis fe pom Senate amenoirt
wurbtn. ben Md1ten. nit oener fe
absefdlofen muroen, nidt norleasn
rperoe.
Nuf sablreide Mnfraae1 bon Ser.
treiern Der Prefe fa9te beute Sefretdr
6ap:
Ser Yrdfoent betra9tet bic Nnae-
le9en6eit Der alIgemeinen Sdieos9e=
ri6tsuertrd9e ourd oas 8oraeben oes
Senates am Samfag fir sefdloRen.
@r erfennt bas &e1t bes Senatea In
einen 8srtrag on, entneoer birett
burd abfimmuns suriid8uweifen Ooer
inbirett, inoent er ibm Mmenbements
anbdngt, Die NIT benz @eiffe unb
3uede beHelben unbereinbar fino. gr
lit Der Mnf1t, bab nit benz Senats'
announcement Die Bertrdse nidt aflsin
aufb6ren ein 6ortihritt in Der Sade
al9emsiner Shieosgeri@te au iein,
iOnoeru tbatIddlid elm Sortidritt inb
lnb oebbalb 1T er nidt In Der Sage,
lie in oieIer gednoerten Gorm ben Re=
sierunaen norsulsgen, nit wsl4sn CT
unterbanoelt Sat-"
Die amenbirten 0ertrdee purben
beute Dem prafoenten jusei9'dt.
MuaIIenbe 6 9ei l.
nung.
sans rancisco, Is. Geb.
Der pofoampfer .@itp of Banana,
Der amiihen bier uno centralameritani'
iden 0dfen fdbrt, fam auf ieiner leb-
ten 6ahrt nod bort ourd cine MaHe
BON 8dumen unb Sbierlei4en jeoer
9lrt. Die meilenlnng uno 9 10 CUB
bid tuar. 3eitmeili9 mubte Der Dam-
pfer lan9iamer fabren. Wan6e Baum.
ffdmme waren big 6 SUB bid.
gu Mcapulco, mo Der Dampfer lans
bette. tonnte man bic Sa1e nidt err
fldrea. bod nimmt man on, oae bic
Wahen burd einen puIfanifden Nus-
brua .reipettibe grbbeben, Of, Der 2hfe
ms Meer 9euorfen tuuroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14

= II INF d IN Gduferlebrs
ling: ginen berSliden @ruB pom Meis
fer unb Der Meiiterin. unb fe f4iden
bier bic guthrie Hebnung. aunbe:
Sd fann aber beute niht Sablenl
Gebrling: Damn lGBt Sbnen Der Mtef'
fer 5asen, er tpiirbe felbft fommen
unb Ss9nen bic anOden entapeii@Ia.
uerl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
9roBfemer.
100000 Shaoem.

6ouie, bas Commercial 5otsI uno
mebrere antobenbe @ebdube aerfibrte,
NOR BEL 9~aassanbru6 untsr 3ontrOae.
Der sdaben 1T $4O0. 600.
5eueruebrGef Brics unb Gsuerwsbr.
mann WcWabon puroen ourG fallenoe
8adfeine berleBt. Dir uriade bes
5euers it ni4t befdnnt.
T o 3 fenntf @ b o /.
Warinette, Wis.. Is. 6eb.
Die groBe 2dlte unb Der tisfe Sdnee
haben i'm nbroliden Wisconin urb
Midi9an ben Bob bon 9unoerten bon
6irfden unb anberen miloen 9bieren
CUR 6olge gehabt. Selbf Wolfsleiden
inb gefunoen moroen. Garmer aus
oieiem @ountp beridten, oaB 9iride,
@ilotaBen uno W6ife als 6ur6t per=
loren gu baben 1deinen. Die &aub.
THERE brinsen In bic StdQs bon Dub
nern, Sdweinen unb ielbh @inbern
2Gtte.
Santa Sc, 81. d., IL. Seb. Sm
n6roliden Stem Merico fant oas Qued-
fiber beute auf ben Nuapuntt. Sie
erDBste 3dlte in bielen Sabren. 3hge
baben 1924 Stunoen 0eripdtung.
2ouisbtlIe, 2p.. Is. 5ebr.
Wus Wiifiippi. Nlabama unb Sem
nefse uirb farter Sdneefaa fowie
aroBs St0rung i'm 8abnbsrtebr be-
ridtet. 3mii9en Merioian unb 9ew
Orleans fno felt elmer Wc9e feiae
3hae gelaufen. Sn bieier @s9eno 1T
bic Wobile & Obio-8 ahn am Sdlimm'
fen bran.
atlanta bat nur fpdrlihen Srabt=
pertebr. Mus benz fioli4en uno NET.
iihen Seras mirb etrpas miloeres Wet=
ter beridtet.
Ranas @itp, Is. Gebr. I'm
6 ubr beute Moreen seiete bas @egie=
rungs- thermometer 2l.2 Grab unter
Stun.
9enber. @olo Is. Seb. Ser
Sdubma9er @bas 6. Grieie bon 5Io,
renee. @olo., it auf Der Saf.nia9e er.
froren.
@utbrie. Otla., Is. 6eb. Der
~moblhabenbe @ieh;hdter 6p. 8a0 bon
goncs @itp tuuroe auf ieinem Jubr=
merle erfroren ~aefnnoen.
6unoerte bon &inoern finb i'm tuef=
liden Stlaboma erfroren.
Ole % dmarse 9ano."
OOrf, Is. Teb. Als cine
6olae bIutiaer Drobungen. bte bon
unbsfannten ssesn ben italieniiden
BANTER &oeeo NsasliO ausgefoben
wurben, ldBt bieier our 3eit iein ele'
gantes Wobnbaus. 705 8isrte Mbenue,
grootIpn, bon 3usi Pribat= DeteftiOes
beipaden. Die 8eamten befinoen ft
abme9ielno Sag unb Na4t I'm Dor:
oersimmer bes 6aufes auf pofen uni
beObanten ale perfonen, bic on Dem
@ebduoe nortiberaeben ober oaRelbe be.
treten. glus Mnef, Dab ieiner Gami'
lie Elm 2eio mioerfabren fonnte, hai
Asaslio feline Satin unb ote brel
ifnsersn 2inber 3u 9erwanoten mad
elmer nnoeren Staot eefdidt. ct felbn
uno fein dlteffer S0bn baben fh ent=
iGleRen, nit ben 8ebeimpoli3iffen bas
0ein 3u bitten.
Die Orobungen gegen ben Bantie'
uurosn In stpei griefsn ausgeiprOaen.
tuelte oerfelbe i'm 2aufe Der per9ange'
men WOde empfina unb bic NIT .Wit:
glisoer Der Sdwar3en 0ano" unter'
3ei4net uaren.
Ger 6o9=6aI
@bieago, Is. Gebr. 9O& iast'
beute, oab feline Observation-Disclosures feline
2iebesgeididten gstpeien feien. sd
m64te" meinte er ben al9emeinen
ginorud riatig fellen, baB i'd eir
&Omeo fei, Sas bin i'd ni4t. Sd
liebte feline meiner Grauen. Sd mGdt
mir Hi9ts aus Grauen3immern. gsi
mir mar es refine @eihdftsfade. Wenu
i'd tDubte. baB fe @eto batten, ffelt'
Id ibnen nod. S&mei&eIei war meir
II 6or6k.:xxxr N.,.L C. lo.,u x,n,, ale,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-04

VIZ be prepared 70 furnish r1ch finer EXHIBITS tha1
tsey eonid supply o. shost possos-
Txs important factory Propozstiozs are hesors
ssr csab. The Rnggles Granite Co., and Z carriage
fa1to~y. Every citizen q tie TOM shorld X viiaIy
iutzresed IN roth of tHess Propcsio-s Il they are
lsrdes L means considerable incTease 10 The dinner
p4iI hssuz1e II chickzs1z-so muck addsd 70 the
popuia ion Of the town. mare 5usress for merchants
apd rrogrsss foT ths city.
Ard still another iaPotznt question Is 70 be
discussed. Sidewalks You've heard something
about tie question before. perhaPs. The neEspzPeTs
have BEEN agitsting il and the council has b-en
taking about IT, The council ready 70 art whenever
tse peopie give tbe uord. The council ean Do n9th
ing without the support Of the citizens Of tie town
AZ ~ organization that stands for everything that
VIII promote the progress Of the town, il 4 eminent
II, proper that the commercial club should take up
the side walk question II yon are interested il max
ing chckasha an up-todate city, if you are opposed
to wading through mud al winter if you think side
walks wifi Deneft the town. addKto the comfort Of
those who already live here and make the city more
inviting to ths prospective citizen, atten this meet
ing whether you are member Of the club or not.
Apathy on the part Of the members is the great
est obstacle il the way Of achievements BY the com
uercial club Are you willing to be one Of the work
ers for greater chickashaS
600
MAYOR VREABIE asked the council to take action
on measure within 48 hours after it was introduced
which indicates that the Mayor will insist upon push
ing things.
SIDEWALK SUGGESTIONS are wanted at the com
mercial club meeting Monday evening
600
RID REVOLUTION still disturbs the peace Of the
Czar's empire
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-04
WoRK FoR 80 BUILDERs

srrssDID menu bas been arranged by
President Browne and Secretary Leech. II is in
siting enoagh 70 feaPt anyone Who has any kind Of
appetite for cry building. Just take lock II tbs
program for the commercial club MEETING
Rerort on The ananees 81 tie street carnival viii
be made. You are interested in thisyou subscribed
part u the money and yon want to know what use
uas made of IT, II this connection there viii Is q
discussion IN regard 10 holding agricultural and
i've stock exhibit next year Expressions from farm
ers indicate that they we're greatly pleased with our
efforts this year We ought to do more next year
ard probably the majority Of the club viii favor an
cld-fashicned county fair Il may trife early
to discuss this proposition bat it is not for the success
of such III enterprise depends largely upon having it
before thc public constantly r he farmers know
there Is 70 be such fair, they viii plan for ii and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-04
AN INTERESTING CASE
Prof Neville Doins Good work in Chick
ASIA. Lack Of efHarmony.eaussu Disease

Considerable interest has been
awakened in Chickasha By the
marked improvement made in the
case Of Mrs. Jane Robinson. who
is taking treatment from Prof. D.
r. Neville, the noted healer who
is at the Midway hoie,.
For a long lime, Mrs. Robinson.
has been Z great sufferer from rehu-
matism and had become 50 badly
crippled up from the di ez5e that
It seemed doubtful if She would DC
able to ride to the hotel for her
treatments. but Prof. Neville as
stirred her that the treatment would
soon remove all question on that
score. His words have proven
more than true, for she not only
only goes to the hotel regularly
every Monday and Tuesday, the
days Prof. Neville IS in Chickasha,
but shows such remarkable in
provement that it is a subject Of
comment among her neighbors
and friends and the hotel
people who had noticed her
crippled condition when She began
the treatments. Besides the re-
lief from pain the treatments have
given her, she says her general
health has been greatly improved
When asked to explain in detail
his theory Of practice, Prof. Ne
Vile said:
That would require more time
than either you or 1 can spare. for
it would cover eleven years Of in
vestigation and development. /
can only give you brief synopsis.
First. my method requires a nat
ural but peculiar endowment to
heal by transmitting the superior
vital force of the operation to the
patient through the hands. Many
possess this gift, no doubt, but
very few have ever attained its
proper development. Next the
operator must know the human
anatomy to apply it directly through
the nerve center so as to obtain
specific effects upon the organs or
parts Of the body that are diseased.
Nine -tenths Of the chronic affiict-
ions mankind is heir to are due to
the loss Of harmony in the vital
forces Of the mind in its relation to
the different parts Of the body con
trolled by it through the nervous
system. Excessive blood or nerve
supply, or a lack Of them, lays the
| foundation for disease. Our treat
ment restores harmony. Many Of
4 the best medical authorities in the
world are investigating and endOrs-
ing our theory Of practice "
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-04
Cook s WibIeY.


8 room house on West Hill
8 room house on 3rd Street
4 room house on Kans. Ave.
4 room house on South sth
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-04

500 for 2 room house. as H. east front
Sa2o for room house, rs #. east front
$3.50 for house and 100 IT, on installments
$50 for house ond rs feet on installmeuts
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
on As,.'. o. As,..-se~ss.s.e..

Monday night about 9 o'clock C.
W. BomRardner. independent candi-
date for mayor. filed . written resig-
nation with City Clerk Thompson.
but twenty-four hours later was
making an effort to have himself re-
instated and his name placed upon
the official ballot. The time limit
for making changes on the ballot ex-
pired Monday night at IL o'clock.
Bomgardner's friends claim that he
had no right to resign without noti-
flying the committee on vacancies Of
the independent party. and that his
resignation is therefore void and Of
no effect. City Clerk Thompson has
announced that he will make = de-
cision in the matter today.
There are now three candidates
for aldermen in the first ward
Barr. Mapes and johnson: three in
the second Daimler. Lamb and
Handy. and six in the third-Sher-
man. Hubbell. Mayors. Turner. Gil
len and Phillips making twelve can
didates in al and six to be elected.
Frank Wisdom has been placed on
the Corbin-Santa Fe-Howard ticket
= . candidate for city clerk to take
DE place of Sam Turley. Otherwise
there have been no changes on any
of the tickets.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
sese. n.ss-sy =. o.e.. ee...v.


The will be some day . model
highway between La Junta and
Rocky Ford. Representative Steen
has secured 5000 from the house.
and Senator Crowley expects to get
another g. 900 out of the senate for
the road.
While $4,000 will not build the
twelve miles Of road it will make q
start and the county will be expect
ed to do the grading. There is .
vast bed Of shale near La Junta that
when erumbled and laid on the
ground becomes = pavement and
sheds water like asphaltum. This
shale vii be used and il ID believed
by Mr. Steen and Senator Crowley
that the road will become one
pointed out in the state - . model
highway. Both men have worked
hard for m appropriation and they
would have secured more had the
state had sufficient money for roads
and brid9es.-Denver Post.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
Tee eesss Vs@ssy Je.sssss-

Those of our readers who, in addi-
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national news and family journal.
are advised to subscribe for the 81.
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La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
eeieess esse.y ess.,ss.

According to the Denver Post Of
last Sunday Booker T. Washington is
making preparations to establish =
self-governing colored colony near
Ii funta during the course of the
present year, and ten thousand
acres Of land east Of this city will be
bought for that purpose. There are
thirteen colonies Of this kind in the
United States At the present time
anA the next one will be started in
Colorado. nhe Post says:
The working Of the colony will
be vastly interesting. The land
along the Mollat ruad was fer some
tine struagiy advocated. but it was
discovered that Il would be too cold
for . race ussd 70 the halmy wealth
e. Il q the south. and l0.eoO acres
of Ind ostsids q Ii Junta will
dsabtlsD BE- ssSectsd. Only 100
psspse win be allowed 70 seart out
- ftua tie % time - tie colony
RugFsDo nsse win be added. 1t
, - inesneina 10 have at first only
tAsse who O. ~ 80 q $40 for
- l0d. whieA vin be divi6ed into
fhfa = sigAey acrss saeA. Ten
seD6saaD ftu0 - Industrial snd
E1osn&iena1 lnBeieuee & Topeka.
ka-. vii - eDsag IL 10 md
IN alsrvi. ~ llYieg ct e the
10d, u tiulng 4 IL ~ nd
pueting 81 - eFUpA A effort
- - 0n1e - ~ naw . r1ileund,
= sg18 ~ the psu6ueaD ~ be
tnhan - II eieiD 81 .tuUD. . he
~ - . fsgslasiy Qseealeissd,
= :Ss'''s s''''v - = s'.F'-
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
Woosa'o c1wlb-

The La Junta Woman's Club net
with Mrs. Veasie last Friday after
noon After the business and cur
rent events had been disposed Of the
work for the afternoon was taken
up. Mn Jameyson read . shogt
sketch on Social Studies in Eng
land" Mrs. Finney prepared and
read . paper on the Life Of By
ron." also reading selections from
his works Mrs. Thompson rod .
paper on Domestic Science AZ
ter discussion the club adjourned to
meet with Ms. Gilbert
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
sosG soaa leeAa ,ress
Trade with H. G. Todd.
See Bowen for Scotch goods.

See Bowen for Scotch goods.
Tr.de 1t the Palace Drug Store.
hade with the La Junta Drug
Company.
Port r. Beeman. sanitary plumb
ing:E. Trinidad Plaza; phone east l65.
For painting. paperinG. granting.
decorating, ETC.. see Nidy 4 Myers.
Just arrived-our spring line Of
vail paper; prices from 10 cents up.
Jack Devine.
Gem" -four. best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
rsfsnded.-L Junta Milling Co.
Mayhew House Furnishing Co..
usdertaking. embalming. Phone.
~ basck; night phone. ~ rcd.
Foo RxNT-Two rooms for light
hsusskeeping; modern: newly papsf-
=. Inquire Of Mn. C. d. SsswaEd.
We have ssenanhsd . hi6e hunse.
- yin pay tie hiBhoe naFkes
uGSeB for hid0. pe1eB - fun.-LA
JuueA Hasaw1s. Csn0unv.
"a rosm ft@e hsOs; With ,haRn
1lx9o: - ~; . 80 psspsrty. fer
q, -. will tnae tsan u sUe6
hssso for hsst p.vment; balnnee
~.-k D. Couk.
20 SAi8-Fve rsso bri<k hsa..
~ aese trnes; sesae senh1e, sesos
ensrauun hsuse - essEall: two e.
ouux G1gvsa assO aajsininB -
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La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
ess<s.u,s =. ssss-

PiAcards are for sale 1t the
TRIBUNE Office. af the rate of five
cents each. which read as follows:
For Sale
Lodging
For Rent
Boarding.
No Credit
Bill Of Sale
No Smoking.
Dreaumaking-
No Admittance.
Rooms for Rent.
Don't Spit on the floor
Furnished Rooms for Light House.
keeping
Extracts, from the laws required
to be posted by boarding house
keepers il they would protect them
selves against dishonest patrons.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
8esisg ossssessy.

Mis- Humphry is showing the
latest styles in ladies and children's
sareet hats: also IN elegant aaort-
nent Of pattern hats. You are in
vited to call and inspect them.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29


Vocal -olo, The Carni,a '.............n nohi
Mrs. Warner
Piano solo. March. Op. y. .......... Holia~ed~s
Mrs Edward.
Vocal solo, In Meadow Grass" -. d. Mis-. sss>s
Violin .olo. -'Koi Nidrvh' ..... o.. .L.~was.sovski
Ralph Aeade>oa
Ladies' Quart~tte. Bridal Ch.su-'' - .Covea
Misses Csmph.ll and Lask. Mesdsnes
B~essDAa aud Wssses
Vocal .olo. Haunt Of the Witches. -cas-srA
Mr.. kibby
Vocal -olo. Irish Folk soax ; 49,. ...... Fa,se
Miss Lusk
All of the participants in the
musical program were required to
respond to IN encore.
After the program had been rem
dered the committee served 4 deli
cious lunch. All departed wishing
that they might have such days
oftener.
The guests were: Mesdames
Godding. Taylor and Evans. Of
Rocky Ford. the latter president Of
the Woman's Club of that city:
Mesdames Althen. Sabin. C. X.
Buckley. Blakesley.' Sherrer. Cain.
Dawson. Bragg. Burwell. Edwards.
Doty. Beard. Cook. Pesr.m. Larsen.
Beerbohm. McNeen. Watt, S. Mil
Ter: Misses Ross. Lusk. Steen.
Campell. Sloan: Mr.. Kibby. Ralph
Mendelson.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-29
Wemsa's csvb 0vsiesss.

The La Junta Woman's Club held
the second musicale Of the year at
the home Of Mrs. Inge recently.
The work for the day was Engiish.
Scotch and Irish music and the
house was tastefully decorated in
the colors Of these nations.
The committee prepared an ex-
cellent program which was very
much enjoyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-02
GAUZY RUCHE FIXINGS
WILL HOLD OVER FOR FALL AND
WINTER WEAR.
Lawn and Linen Cuttings Combine
Best With Tailored Gar
ments.


An important item in the dress allowance
for the fall will be, ruchings and footings
for finishing off coats and blouses Rumors
have been whispered that they would be re-
tired, especially as trimming for neckwear
Far from losing in favor, however, now that
heat does not wilt their freshness in one
wearing, they are more In evidence than
ever. The field of their use also has been
greatly widened and they play a part in
everything that pertains to the upper por-
ton of womans costum.
Their particular charm lies in the soften
ing effect which they lend to the face They
add the same youthful appearance to
woman or girl that embroidered and lace
rulings do to the little child.
As means OF titivating d rather worn
and shabby looking suit they are a girls
first and great resource. With a few yards
form a half-wOrn Jacket into a smart coat
which will make her look as though she had
just stepped from the proverbiaI bandbox.
Lawn or linen quillingS are the most ap-
propriate to set off outside tailored gar
ment. At the shops these are offered in be-
wildering and tempting array. but the clever
girl evolves them for herself making them
her fancy work for odd moments Widths
of sheer. white linen from two to four
inches are daintily hemstitched by hand
Others show a rolled hem or a narrow hem
headed by one or two miniature tucks, with
perhaps a line of lace beading between. In
gatherings of fine knife pleatings the quill
ing Is then attached to a tape or secured in