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DOCTORS IN DENVER.
Proceedings Of the Colorado Stats
Medical Society.

Denver.-In a notable address be-
fore the Colorado State Medical So
ciety Wednesday DR.. Richard C. Ca
bot of Boston spoke on mind Cure
Its Service in the Community" Tho
convention hall at the Albany was
crowded with both men and women
who were interested In the somewhat
novel views expounded by the emf
nent specialist.
According to DIR. Cabot, mind cure
must come into actual practice by
physicians Just as medicine is used,
in order to combat the diseases which
confront the physicians Of to-day. He
said that many apparently physical
troubles were OF mental origin and
must be cured by mental suggestion.
For instance, he said laziness was .
disease OF the brain. but could be
cured by proper mental treatment, just
as many other diseases are cured. He
said that many OF the doctrines held
by faithcurists and others OF their
kind were sound and deserving OF emu
lation by the regularly practicing ply
sicians. The address was along the
same lines as that made by DR.. ]. X.
Miller of Greeley the day before.
THE Free Dispensary and Its Rela-
tion to the tuberculosis Crusade" was
the subject of the address by DIR. A. 8.
Taussig. DR.. Taussig said that he be-
lieved in the free dispensary lay the
most potent remedy against the
spreading of tuberculosis. As 1t now
is. he said, 1t is doing a vast amount
Of good. but should proper laws be
| passed giving the dispensaries the sup
| port they deserve, the speaker said II
| should result in very important
change in the tuberculosis conditions
| in Denver.
Numerous other important papers
! were read before the society.
| Following the reading of the papers
the annual convention OF the Colorado
Medical Legislative League was held
at the Albany. The ifew officers for
the year were: President, DR.. II, r,
Bull of Grand Junction; first vice.
president, DR.. J. p. Willard of Denver:
second vice-president, DIR. Y. w, Miles
OF Denver: secretary and treasurer.
DR.. NJ. M. McGiffln of Denver: coun.
sellor. II. r. Kelly Of Denver.
Four things are to ta advocated be.
fore the coming session of the legisls.
ture: a pure food law, an act regulat.
ing the control Of all hospitals, dispen.
saries and socalled homes" placing
them under the control Of the physi.
clans themselves; to fight the unde.
sirable bills to be brought before the
legislature. and to ASSIST the pharma,
cists in fixing an adequate poison Iaw
controlling the sale Of poisons.
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that hug down to the little bodies and
absorb perspiration. When playing.
child Is apt to become overheated.
n cotton garment becomes cold and
damp with the pcrspiration. the wool.
en- one maintains itr warmth and ab.
serbs the dampncss.
One who has made a study of the
clothes that children should wear. ad.
vises next pair OF serge bloomers II
the day be chilly or pair OF light
weight canton flannel ones IL II be
warm.
These are for both girls and boys.
and not merely are they regarded as
excellent from n point of saving In
household labor, but they are much
better for both boys and girls than
the little light under drawerr that
used to be worn. These bloomers. fas-
tened at the knee with rubber. keep
the upper part of the legs warm and
comfortable and. kick as much as
they please, the childrcn's legs will
still be warm.
Over these. for the girls. is worn
. kttle killed skirt that buttons to a
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DENVER MARKETS

Denver Union Stock Yards.-With
nearly 10000 cattle here last week the
trade was active and prices generally
10c to l5c higher. Demand was strong
for anything desirable and market Ia
In hne shape. Beef steers were scarce
Notwithstanding the liberal run and
packers could not get us many rs they
wanted. Best western grassers sold
at s4.l0 with bulk around $3.50 and
$3.S5, but right fancy steers would have
sold up to $3.50 had they beea here.
Best heavy Wyoming COWS brought
s3.25 with most OF the good to choice
killers at s2.75 to $40. and fair to
good largely at s235 to $2.70. Stock
cows and heifers were in good demand
IL they showed quality and the move
ment active. bulk going at sl.75 to
S2.40 Bulls closed firm to dime
higher and veals also little stronger.
Bulk of pretty good heavy feeders sold
at 1926 to 1886 and choice light
stoclkers around $500 to $3.50. Indi-
cations point TO strong demand and
firm prices here this week.
The hog demand was fair but pack
ers got about as many as they needed
last week, supply being over 1890
head. Prices rule little lower than
the close week ago, choice light
weights now selling around s6.35 to
s6.37ls. The light weight hogs are in
best demand. heavy kinds selling sc
10 10c below the lights.
Receipts OF sheep last week were
nearly $4,000 head. A good many of
these were contracted. but offerings
were liberal and trade active. A great
many more sheep and lambs are being
offered here this year on account of
he fact that contracting on the range
was not so general early in the sea
son. Prices rule generally firm with
4 strong demand for feeders and a
;ery fair inquiry for killers.
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MODERN EDUCATION.
Three Professions Offer Chances to
Farm Boys Of the West.

The farm boys OF the West are of.
a certain chance Of employment. that
should be taken advantage Of by
every young man in the West, says
the Denver Record.Stockman. There
are three developing professions now
which have been made possible by the
Agricultural colleges. The first is
scientific farming. The scientific
farmer occupies the same po6ition
relatively as does the educated rail.
road man. He Is not called upon to
exercise his physical strength SO
much as his head. There is a de.
mand for scientific farmers from all
over the country that lis greater than
the supply and the young man who
has qualified himself has the choice OF
working for others on q large salary
or working for himself. Then there Ia
the profession Of road building. The
necessity for good country roads is
growing and specialists in that line
are certain Of position. Last, but
not least, Is the profession Of forestry
The country Is Just waking up to the
necessity Of scientific forestry and
men educated In that line are certain
OF remunerative positions.
Many young men and young women
on the western farms have not had
the opportunity to acquire more than
common school education. To them
there y but one college open, the agri
cultural college which provides . short
course Ia AGRICULTURAL manual train
Ing that Il invaluablo 10 those who IN
tend 70 follow agriculture - pro
Eeeelon. Thoee farmers who ara m
eple 70 olye t4eit eoas md dAuehtey1
. thnrouS& edteoflo1. e IoS2f iS15
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TRACTION FLOWING.
Big Engines at Work North Of
Greeley.

twenty-five miles porth of here. In
the vicinity of Pierce and Dover. near
the Union Pacific railroad. where dry
farms have yielded from thirty to
forty bushels OF wheat this year and
given profitable returns on other
crops. big plows pulled by a twenty.
fve-horse power engine are preparing
the virgin soil for next years crops to
be grown by many newcomers in this
locality. says a Greeley dispatch to the
Denver Republican.
+. Schroll OF Ault has undertaken
the contract to plow several thousand
acres OF prairie land. Behind his
traction engine is fastened n long
steel beam. to which Is secured six disc
piows, which, as they work. cut u
swath twenty feet wide. Forty acres
n day is the record madN by the en-
gine. The contractor is paid ut the
rate of 81 an acre for his work.
Ten miles west of Greeley. just east
of the valley OF the Thompson. where
the country Is hilly, above the bitches
and which has always been regarded
as fit only for pasture. n steam plow
is also at work making ready the soil
for dry farming next year. When these
dry farms are In operation 1t will be
interesting to contrast the result OBJ
tanned by the Campbell system of dry
farming with those attendant on
methods OF irrigation. which are prac-
tically less than n mile away. There
are many tracts in this section impos.
sible to irrigate. which the advocates
of dry farming are rapidly procuring
for cultivation.
Four hundred desert claim filings
have been made on the arid tract ly.
ing between Sterling. Fort Morgan
and Brush during the last ten days.
This has been brought about by the
fact that ID. a. Garfield Of Greeley will
build an extension to the Bijou ditch.
by which water will be carried to the
foregoing land. The project is not
fully matured. but II is probable the
ditch will be built within year. Many
Greeley business men are among those
who have filed on the land.
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E.ul, Of Amateur pfes.M.l

Nine out of ten amateur q
ers will try to put a small y
into n large arms eye. or ~
without the least idea OF the
of size between the tvo-
evil lies In taking in" prouix
ut is too big under the arus
is too long in the shoulder !
shall have to take 1t In q li'M
1t will only make matters
constantly pInchins In and e
any portion OF the material
place; 1t must be taken In p
methods. Slope 1t away
down the seam or work TIE
ont in two or three places-ns'
the material out abruptly IN 2
' In children's clsths.
In making the sleeves u ~ :
dresses, make them qute full
enough TO turn a hem and
the wrist. Then when the ~
too short. rip out the hem =
into a cuif. Have a few tne1
bo,tom of dresses They iur3
=, , Garment and wnen -
lensthenins inst it is easier to Z
tuck or two than let down
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pemvsa Noaas MAakar.
western stock show Tanning On
Annual herss oais,

Horsemen In the West have long
complained Of the fact that they have
no GOOD horse market in the West
and have been compelled TO hunt VI
their buyers or ship their stock 10
tho eastern markets. The Denver
Union Stock Yards Company Is pre-
pairing to inaugurate horse marke,
In Denver. A section OF the yards
have been set apart and Is being I'M
proved with substantial barns ana
speedways and 1t is expected that
within n very short time. says tho
Denver Record -Stockman. Donver will
have a reputation as one OF the horse
markets OF the country. At the West
ern Stock Show In Denver next Janu'
ary will be inaugurated horse show
in connection with the show OF cattle.
sheen and hogs, and the executive
committee is very seriously contem-
plating arranging additional classes In
this show to correspond with the cat
tie classes and provide for public
sale In connection with the show. so
that those breeders around the state
who have some good horses that they
would like to exhibit may also have
an opportunity OF finding buyers for
them while at the show. Eastern buy
ers are enthusiastic over this PROPOSE
Ion and would attend in large num-
bers. BY making n few additional
classifications to take In herds and
young horses. cross-bred and grades.
II is believed that western stockmen
would soon become very much inter
ested in the show and also In Denver
as a market. Nothing of this kind is
done in any OF the shows In the
country, and 1t would be an entirely
new departure. Denver inaugurated
the stocker and feeder classification
in stock shows. and II Will probably
inaugurate something new In the
horse show business, Horsemen
the West are very much
interested in the proposition and are
over It.
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Fancy Work Design Appropriate To-
Christmas Gifts.

The fancy work pattern and design
Is something absolutely new in the
way Of the clever work aprons that can
be converted into bags for holding the
work. The design is shown as plain
apron and also drawn up at halfmast.
when 1t forms little pocket In wash
erwoman fashion. Again when It Is
taken OF by drawing up the belt rib
bon. It can be made into complete
bag.
Eyelet work done upon parallel slots
wide enough to take inch and q half
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whist. However.
the more approx.
ed method OF
dressing the child
Ia in the Russian
smock with leath-
er belt. This
sips on over the
bloomers. all In
one piece. and the
child Is ever
troubled with the
unbuttoning OF
skirt and waist.
There are very
sensible sweaters
made for children
nowadays. And,
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now the best and
healthiest. Many
draughts s k I p
over the school
room floors and
with socks and
sandals the chill
dren are likely to
take severe colds.
This. OF all things
at the beginning
OF the school
term. Is to be de
plored.
The su IN IN c r
u n d @ r clothing
should be re-
placed by warm.
knit garments
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Grain.

Wheat. choice milling, per 100 lbs.
s105. Rye, Colorado. bulk. per 100
lbs, Csc. Oats. bulk. Nebraska No. 3.
white, s1.15: same in sacks. SIPS; Col.
orado white, in sacks. SLIPS. Corn. in
bulk, Ssc; in sack, 9Gc.- Corn chop.
sacked, 96c. Bran, Colorado. per 100
lbs. CSC.
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boys play "lnjun' and give wN'
shows.
These clothes are sensitk
they can be made pretty.
clothes do not need q lot Of "a
ruilles, but neat trimmings cal
on. and what is prcttier than d
girl In neat school dress and q
plnafore? She looks sp!ck, ~
and well cared for, much bsrs
she with the rufiles that will a
and look bedraggled.
The two rules TO be obss71
health and hygiene In the d'sa
the little ones. and follovn
schedules here given one nd
pretty near those rules.
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Nsw orIssns nraIraee sysssm.

New Orisans.-For he frst time
since this city was founded, lso yoars
Ago, = modern eanitary and 6n61es
roun4 eexsTaee eysteM va p1t ~
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NEAT AND APPROPRIATE COOL
WEATHER CLOTHES.
Wool Always the Best Material for
Undersarmen.s - eloomers Good
for Both Boys ard Giris-Sen-
siblc Sweaters.

With the summer at an end and
the schools again open. the careful
clothes for tho little folks, says n
writer in the New York World.
To begin with. put away the short
socks and sandals. Long hose are
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Hay.

Upland. per ton. s140o614.5O: sec.
1920; timothy and clover. s11.50; al.
falfa. prime. s9.50D10.0O; straw. $3.50
$500: South Park wire grass, $500.
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a..ks. Brooches IL M ".

sr'sst az evidence Of the ps:
mi.sd ns color schemes IN =
shown shown in the revived Fs.,. r.
,asnionable ,as na.t many year, ~
baskets, OF gold lattice 9 ~ ~
With lowers made Of \
Jewels. m,r The Ornament a. . \,
%,"ocb. 's~s,b These brooches !,
Droosai VI u.ad. were usually ?. Z
gree = can and paste ievslss .;ss,ss1 I
ceedIngly pretty,
lively inexpensive. 81
4 number Of them nss..;s ~
= ~. .ae o,ibsrt, the Wy!
Thsy vent for : 2
fhey were, IN faoS
~ -, ,'ssochss q
IA Vhits sto.e
~ aoutb( i "
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Comfort for the Tots,

children then do not ,e., %
must be so careful that N
OF play is taken away.
BY the way, this is a r,,A., \
tant point In the clothing y \,
In wool. BE absolutely ss,,'I|
The children are not permlt,.s !
~oolea clothes that 'havs
dusty. Every sweater .A....'
washed at least once every ,,s !,
and shaken thoroughly ana ~;
of doors at night.
This is important inasu,. I
wool comes close to The 49,
child at play cannot help by, !,
garment dusty. and the teus.,
lungs are filled with a rre,, =
dust that would not be ,her 4
sweater were kept clean. Z
For the boys OF the fanlh
blouses. bloomers, or II the, !,
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IT mother has the time she can mako
one herself, or II there is n grand
mamma In the home. surely such work
would delight her fingers.
Sweaters for the chill days are best
In the colors OF dark blue and red;
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Dressed Poultry.
LIve pouIsry.

Springs, lb. 49,. .....-.. 10
BfOller1, ID. ~
HS0e, -. ~
4ooAer1 s. J. 4 =
Pssss es:s:ss &; 50 iss 81
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Pattern Is a New One.

linen linen is used, and the !.,1 sdss :
with buttonholing. a pI.s.' ,a.. y
possession. which Is peI. p',,
ins purposes, is the result. a,',.
ing could be more 'ussa a,.is
ribpons. For the hur''su ..s.a
broidery p edges may be '''ss 81,
the buttonholins anu sra]
which the goods can be 'a
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-21

Miss Lottie Howe entertained the
S. s." girls and their young gentle
men friends last Friday evening at
8 p. m. The evening was joyfully
passed with music and progressive
games. MiS Alice wnwell winning
the first prize. At elevea o'ciaEb,
cards bearing the names Of fegmef
pgeideats were givea 70 the bsys
0d sume - Whieh were tie na0D
Il Presi6ents' WiveB were given b
girb. Then eneA found their pars-
0ef anA . deligheful thrue-csusss
luaeA w. asvsd thea. Nh Clngiee
Cssk ~ Nh Lsttie Howe prusi1iag
g IL eAnlaQ dilAa. nse yvuaG
fuuD aeV0ea = . lhee hsur. vueiaI
Mn Lstfie . rsy1l enteFtniael.
Ansag thse preslae Wese. Hattie
DsuahbG.e. kstA Janeysua, Jennie
RHs, ClnRice Csuk, Fnrxnce
Je1nstsn, EW Tsvjsr. Laura Nc
CA. AlSce Wiueu. Lsetie Howe,
@91y Dssa1bsnt. Lssae1l Spicse.
CRsR Wi0ee. Csune @ouy, WU
-. Cnflfe Ctu1ier. CessuR 9p0e.
ADea naFstssa - In WGH1aa.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-21

The city council met Monday night.
but not much business was tran
sacted outside Of the usual routine
of passing on ordinances and allow
ing bills. Arc lights were ordered
established at the corner Of Steen
avenue and Second street. also at
the City Hospital at the corner Of
Cimarron avenue and Eighth street.
The appropriation ordinance was
placed on its third reading and final
passage. The water bond ordinance,
providing for the issuance of bonds
to the amount $4,000 to establish a
practically new water plant was
placed on its first reading. Both or
nances will be found in another col-
umn Of this issue.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-21

Water Superintendent kendig #
Rocky Ford was in Lamar this week
gathering information relative to TIE
meter system Of water selling with
vie.y TO having the plan adopted by
the authorities Of his city. Lamar
is the only town in the valley which
uses the meter system on all service
pipes, and the results are 50 salts,
frctory both to the consumers and
to, the city that no one would care
to 90 hack to the old system Of hat
rates. Lamar Sparks.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-21
e,.., sI..ss,., OF eseA..,

Ducks were never before 50 plen-.
tiful as during the present season
and Otero county hunters are evil
IDENTIFY improving each shining min
ute Judging from the number of
hunting licenses issued of late. Last
week the county clerk issued lil
hunting licenses. nearly third more
than for the first three months Of
last year. The number Of hunting
licenses issued this gear is 3o5- Last
year the number issued up to the
present date was 95.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-21

BIDS for the erection of the. new
Dougherty block were opened Mon
day. The contrsct Was awarded to
Blankenship Bros. their bid Of s2.-
800 being the lowest. Other bids
were as follows: Nichols & Gauger,
s2s. .7as; Kranz Bros. s27 $50; Lyons
& Axtell. $27. $50. The new block
will be ssxlio feet in dimensions
and two stories in height. and Is to
be completed By October lst.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-21
Father vsvghsn's Great lecture.


vv~sA>sA.~r Ilsallas SIS turl.siAx.s East
ward should not fail TO hear Father
Vaughan great lecture on
SHAKESPEARE next Tuesday night at
the Ia Juuta Theater. The close Of
that wonderful address Is on
Death" and is taken from Ham
lets soliloquy. and from the grave
yard scene. where Hamlet addresses
the skull Of Yorrick. the jester The
climax Of the lecture i here. Ham
let. looking into the empty sockets
and grinning face Of his old friend.
asked the same question that the
followers of Christ asked when they
found the empty tomb. " Where
is He7" and the answer was. He is
not here. He is risen
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-21

Send in your old furniture and
have it repaired. We keep first
class men for .thxe byslnsss. SAtis-
faction guaranteed,
Lutte S.sGEE.
The HousS F'u11niishsr.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-21

We are exclusive agents for the
wo.id-famous Peninsular and New
port ranges They are the best and
are fully guaranteed.
LITE S. GEE.
The House Furnisher.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-21

II you need anything in the line Of
trees. plants or vines ! can supply
your wants. Phone Black le6.
GEORGE A. NIDY.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-21

If you want a comfortable
and durable business or work
shoe, see our box or velour
calf.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09
No;i1e Of Msrshal's Sale.
jUitei States Of America
DIS not OF Cgfrra

/ De4ey c. Bailey U. s Marshal for he Dis'rcl
q EXECUTION issued or Of he uaHet States Cft4.f
Car ger is Elsin Il ard me Bullion King Aining lr1
Mining C9mrary is svfsnlaut. t. Nars 20
.ireciet. in which am Commanded TO make # the
.sr is .oa1s ard chsties of TIE Bul'iJ- King ~ l-
ing ard Mining Company the Of tfty five thuIS
ara three h-nIfri i~rufy seven 3oi ars ard
ninety cents SS.5-.ts together ~I'h interest 90
fttv four thousand seven hgntre1 sni seyentA six
dollars and thirts SIX Crr- fsf1 1i6 81 N1rch
u l9sti. d. The ISih tIE & Arril. A . 1875 s,g
OF tgfio4irg uersouaI rriT cry beeu gins the
ssii The Bullion King Mining and Hung Coprgry
ant jeSlrih-t as follows
! t-ar shsei barrow. 200: siIei iron ore bug
small iron ofe bucket. 81 80 Tee; Of cs1+
Stove, | 1eiiJws, anvil, Statass tTte,
Sf1F.evant Ar Fan Blower No. ana Bet !
srtu3stone; ! Upright boiler; smah Marsh Sean
"alrr pump. Walker hotstHg engine; shoS D.
picks OIL cans non ripe: ART other SHaail uiscei
arttcis all Of sat pf09ery rcFrg situated In he
BalIur King Shat ha4s-- Also ! iT.rn cor.
situated the tnterprse tunnel near Ie- MAJ f5ser
SHAFT House
And that | VII. accordingly offer saft persoHsl
property tar sale rah k yer due fhr bShes ar
bes sI4ter. for cash the 1.Ih i,y # June A. p.
fssi5. u Il p. NJ at rhe shatt house OF TIE kon
King n ming and Slltng Con- pany situate On The
kuifior King Lode, Patent No t.s>s. in Spanish Bur
Mining Dis'rict. County Of Clear Geek nj STATE OF
Colo-aso. b. {. BAIlEY
L. < H1rshai
MACBETH & MAY. Disirict OF Coiofaio.
piau,ifi's Attorney.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-09

fvou know the value OF Chamberlain Il s
save you would n-ver wish to be with h,ut
IT, Here are some Of the diseases for
which it is especially valuable: sore
nipples, chapPed hands, burns. fros,
bites, chilblains. chronic sore eyes, itch
ing piles, letter, salt ri cum and exzefus.
Price IS cents per box. For sale by J..
! Sherwtn.