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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
Encouragement in Search for Members

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

P s-Every mali brings host of letters asking pna or the other (or both of these two quesLlons
 Address all letters to me. in care of me paper aH ~ich won gee our page incloains etappen eeit~anr Sressede enveiepe if you wish personal answer s
 For the badge-send 50 cents In stamps. EeelskeIN4 letter or money order payable to me and addressea to me in care Of this paper
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

wega that C es helg a making thinss ysI ssi tns of those girls has idea what should be dons next or of how tho club should Do srgs gestipn mind that would be of value end which. Uttered. would ahow her interest and be of help.
 But does she speaks Not shel If aaknd her wfsy would s to put herself farwnrd. or she "fees awkward at speaking before the othere
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 don't to seela and hsa ,stsnsoa of s.ss. .. club meeting But feel keen interest n having ny rIris thorough gsnewomen-and the feundatlon sfena and eapsone too. of that state Is consideration TOT
 don't mean to make light the minor points os etk to be arbitrary ana n0t based anything in ordinary life that n4n servo aM guide to copduct When yon girls wish my eeunss m any of that sort, more than kaa 70 Eys 1t to you advise in questions that puzzle you tmes at a loss about details and how much mora lns young girl little social experienced eo as kn VII fo e freely matters of etiquette with wnlch xg are unfamhia and let help yon go far as eaf 1sns never forget the thing you can alwaye 70 xn social pFopes the one eEe3 russ What would like to nave apne to ma " I Mzs4 in his her placer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
BEAUTIFUL THINGS.

REST. Rest is not quitting The busy career; Rest is the fitting Of self to ones sphere. Iris the brooks motion, Clear without strife; Eleeting to ocean
 After its life. Iris loving and serving The highest and best; Ills onward unswervinA And tlaia La Asa.s>s=---~R
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

wornrout plea of no time.
 While we are on the letter question. let mo say, by the way that 1t shows great rudeneas to send . careiessly written, untidy letter and try to make np for 1t by saying you wrote it In a great hurry, II is better to let the letter walt or to make 1t half as Ions and pay your friend tho respect of sending her letter you have cause to be ashamed of.
 Looked at from the right view. this polnt of consideration for others ts to be found In Atl etiquette. Girls write and tell me that they are embarrassed in company and St a loss what to do Try to make aome one else oonnfpFfahie! Stop thinking of yourself and wondering if you are appearing well, and look about you to see what you can do to put some one elSe at ease Don't be afraid to speak to the per- as yourself. Wouldn't you like to have her speak to you if she would? Then do the thing The custom of formal introducttons in society Is going out of fashion. When guests meet vouch for them and to serve as an introduce ton. So talk to the lonely nelghboT, and Dc efar uhn wi "a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

would have been q couple of lines. says ipg; T have heard of the great sorrow that has come to you. ard I write to assure you of my deep sympathy and say ! wish I could be of any service to yeu.*
 To take a isaa painr ful illustratlop%-that Of writing notes of thanks after a visit--ssbread- and-butter lekterK'' as they have been called. Never omit doing this. The lack Of tt Hi10Wa a want Af courtesy that reflects severely upon fheAcuiprit. It i'd not necessary to make a long letter, but write ik sDQii-within a week, at the outside after
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
Correspondence and Postcard Exchange

wish become nsrbsE sf ths t stsnceTnpnsrs @ as ms ryond aiso be pleAsed souvenir posfs cards with from the west <a. >r ,,
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 T wish to exchange with southern girls of ik
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 wouid Ike my name put in the ant hloek sxchansa 14S pseS-. Mrs I r. N tBaidwinvills, Nasal
 II am making an Each and All" quiit and wovld oe aQuAreA vncHsN salare dark bye with the sendsFs nAae and sddseaA
 Wcal1 ike tS correspond, especially with goms Cali 6ornla girIR Also would like to exchauKe pcetais e1s ,s f7 MOUNTAIN LAUREL tBroelktons Masa }. Other correspondents aud postcard coectnrg are ths
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
Two Short Poems Today

RE are two poems for the collection. do not know if they are good enough or not but thought would send them,
 T. M A. POmona. cal>,
 BEAUTIFUL THINGS. Beautiful faces are they that wear The light of pleasant spirit there It matters little If dark or fair, Beautiful hands are they that do Work that is noble, good and true; Busy for others the long day through Beautiful feet arc they that go Swiftly to Tighten another's woe. Down darkest ways if God wills SO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

rest you had her the may be Don't let letter fortnight more, and then write and say you haven't had moments time. You have had the time if would have used it in that way: More and to do what we really de If don't do thing. 1t because something else wished to do more That does not hold perhaps about the biggest making cali or writing note or answering letter
 the thngi Only doesn't sound we'll to say that. and iuggle with our eonsGianeea end put in the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

your arTva R home, and the sooner the better If you have no time for more you reached home safey and write ct say how much enjoyed your ylsif e thank hostess for the happy time she gave you or the consideration she showed the good
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

This same spirit consideration may be carried into the meetings have intention of telling tales out of school have been asked by more than one chair
 man be done to make the girls talk and take part in the meetings They s speechless ana saK no
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

M. McD., Philadelphia.
 K. ,. K. Hamburg. RaA Rosaite D.. Los Angeles. CaL N. B., West Palm Beach. Fla "a. P., York Village, Maine. M. M. MacL,, Maiden, Mass. N. ". H,, Natick, Mass. . .si aKiobe, sunSury. Pa.
 ,'EvanEeiine," St. Paul, Minn. H. l.. g., Waltharn, Mass. A. B. ". St. Paul. Minn. Marie B., Pomona. Cal s'iFIessS," 1" Chester, Pa.
 SDmlIfes" dermantown. Pa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
Aa Ofer of Unusual Heb

have been married nearly year and my husband and ere planning to take ranch Oregon septemhsf and a my own h9qsswork and should ike to have some nces easy cooking recipes for cake thnEs Rs siaa to set any magazine that some
 n return. could help some one in French, havins spent year n Paris at school q ma
 Ss Aooresees of pensions and different nuIopean cities where shalIfbe bsasea 70 reeornnend lived England for 9ute while, ana have studied abroad can hap any In any way shaiIsSs meat psSsed This Is an oner of unusual and attractiye heip and this should be a delightful corresnondent E' ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

N. A. B. Chester, Pa. H. N. F., philadeiphia, Pa.
 A Busy Bee.1 Pawtuciref. B. { F. H. IL, Easton. Pa.
 s. R. MsAf., PlttsbuTs, Pa. Catherine C.. Philadelphia. flai ID. B. M-. Look Haven, Pa '.Antontm,S St. .Jan1eG, Minn A M F., Fairhayen. Mass. "A New Bee. plttston, Pa H, e. F.. Lynn. Mass. h Lonely One" Tafenfum, Maaa Mrs ". A. B.. Hambieton. v. LE D.. Camden, Y. ', O c. H.. Providenes. R. \
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

DDRESSES of correspondents and postcard collec-
 tors will be given only to other members Of haen and All Requests for addresses must pc accom-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
What Do My Girls Think d6oat Thi,g

am a teacher and duties me many many miles native town. It is away the coun- exceedingly lonely at tnea young
 is of and enJ~y good and jolly companonshIp
 Wof't girls of Each writ of school college life where they live any subject NY sister is also schooltsacher very near home and she French scholar perhaps the giris
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-06
locA, Anp esasosAl ,rsns.

Ask for Dunkin's bread.
Trade with H. G. Todd.
/ Trade at the Palace Drug Store
z Price Thompson's carpets before
! buying.
I Smoke LA Junta's Best" Sold
by all dealers.
FOR SALE-Household furniture
for two ooms--Inquire as Carson
avenue
Buckley 4 Hart moved into their
new quarters on Santa Fe avenue
last Saturday.
DIR. J. J. Drummond. osteopath.
office and residence sl2 Lincoln Ave.
Phone Junta IS.
| For the famous Birdsell and Peter
Schuttler wagons zee the La Junts
Hardware Company.
Mrs. Eugene Young. Of Manxan-
ola. has been the guest Of her sisesr.
Mrs. J. .. Murphy. this week.
| For SALE-Round Oak heater.
No. IL: also one hard coal base
burner. Inquire at this Office.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co..
undertakers and embalmers. Phone.
East ~; night phone. Junta ~.
C. w. Bomgardner was . Denver
visitor on business the first of the
weed, returning home Tuesday
night.
| Bowen has just received an ele-
giant line of fall and winter suitings.
You ought to see them before max
ing a selection for fall or winter
wear.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Anderson. Of
Red Moon. Okla. old-time residents
Of La Junta. arrived in this city last
Friday night for few days visit
with friends.
Ais Made Phillips. who hes ben
the guest Of her aunt. Mn. C. Z.
vsasie. for several weeks. rstusnsd
| 70 hsr home h Oklahoma City ~
4Tsssdav.
II Ne. ~ Nm. David. Fhnlk an1
1gsasJs0. 1mD1v, Sou11sa Aonana-
fs1Gne Hnn6aV % attsbd ~ funer-
IL - Ma Nora .Sickenburg. Who
dIsd from TYPHOID Ssvss last Friday.
1ss. "A. Rsyno,ds has bssa in
Boulder and Crssley this week. Wis
IitiAG her spa. Crsnt, Who b attend
ing the State University. and. her
daughter. Miss Fannie. who is q
student 1t the State Normal school.
h Mrs. George Fernsel and Mrs. A.
H. Edgerton went TO Denver last
Sunday. the former to transact ,busi-
ness and the latter to visit Rev. S.
r. Wood and family. and Rev. F..
Hart and family. They returned
home Wednesday morning.
Gerald Daimler. driver of lhe hose
wagon. is very i'll with typhoid fever
in st. Mary's hospital in Pueblo. He
left for that place last Monday
morning. the local City Hospital not
having accommodations for any
more patients. Mr.. Daimler is get
ting along as well as could be ex-
pected under the circumstances.
/ A. b. Corbin and j. C. Mills ar
rived home last Saturday night from
a four days deer hunting excursion
in the Cedars. They brought home
evidence Of their proves with the
rifle, each claiming to have landed
big BUCK ;" They do say. however.
!, that Old Man Yeiser, who is great
hunter. sells deef meet to any one
who has the price. No need of any
one coming out Of the Cedars empty
!, handed. 2t
The Santa Fe's two days excur-
sion to Denver, scheduled for last
Sunday, was fizzle so far as La
Junta was concerned, on account of
the wreck at Robinson, which de-
layed all the early morning trains
until after the noon hour. Thirteen
carloads of disgusted Kansas extur-
sionists. who had been taking in the
sights around Robinson for twelve
hours. arrived in La Junta about
one o'clock.
1 Sheriff Barr was in Denvor last
Tuesday where he arrested Philip
! I Il
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-06

by all dealers.
FoR SaLE-Horse and buggy.
Inquire Room No. 1, Sherman
Rooms.
FOR RENT-Furnished front room;
first floor. Inquire 40 Santa Fe
avenue.
Bennie George. of Dalhart. Texas.
is visiting his sister. Mrs. Clarence
Brown. -.se.
FoR SALE-fivea' room house.
furnished complete. Inquire at 4Os
Smithland avenue.
Miss Clara Norton left last Mon
day for Tulula and Pontiac. Ill.,, for
. months visit with relatives.
For SALE-Gentle family horse;
buggy and harness; also household
goods. Inquire Of W. S. Matlock.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Carlton were
Denver visitors this week. return
ing home last Wednesday morning.
Miss Make Ray came down. from
Pueblo last Wednesday to visit her
father. William Ray. for a few
weeks. -,'s-,~e.c . 80 '.,
Mrs. Luther Hurst. who has been
visiting friends in Denver for q
month. arrived home last Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Carlton. Mrs.
D. NJ. Mills. Mrs. G: C. Fernsell and
Mrs. A. H. Edgerton. went to Den
yer last Sunday on the excursion.
Losr- A Scotch Collie male pup:
white and light yellow; six months
old. Finder please return to Mrs.
R. j. Parker and receive reward.
Harry C. Swain. Of Denver. assis-
tsnt manager of the Rocky Noun
tain Fire Underwriters Association.
was La Junta visitor. Thursday on
busin ess.
An early morning fire last We'd
nesday destroyed A. B. = -Corbin's
bsrn end burned the upper portion
ef ths harn on ths adjoining proper
~. owned By I'd Aasshall.
3 Matsen ~ dispeealol ~ -
~ - sep1ndnm ADe1 1nn.loa e
50 buahsb q winess apeleg 49,
hs viii ell at from II T. : es.ts pir
pound. according to quality. !.
Joseph Wilson. the Dsnver .rchi-
tsct. was . L. Junta visitor last]
Wednesday for the purpose Of -
serving how work was. progressing
on the new high school building.
Will Pierik, who has been working
in Denver for q month. returned to
Ii Junta Wednesday night. md Is
nov engaged in finishing the brick
work on the new Dougherty block.
A. B. Stryker. Of Denver. travel
ing representative Of the Field and
Farm, was a La Junta visitor Thurs
day. and made the Office of the
great family journal fraternal
call.
Earl Etzler. one Of the artistic
tonsorialists in Dillon & Moore's es-
tablishment, arrived home last
Tuesday from Dayton, Ohio. where
he was summoned on account of the
serious illness of his father.
FoR SALE-25o Hampshire ram
lambs; they viii weigh from 80 :
125 pounds by December 1st; one
half $40 per head and the other
half IS per head; ranch eight miles
northwest of Las Arimas; telephone
973 red. P. II. Sweetman.
In order to have delinquent taxes
collected during the present treas
urer's term of office the delinquent
tax list publication will be published
in the TRIBUNE the last week in Oc-
tober instead of during the latter
part of November as previously.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Koontz. of
Kan. have been visiting
La Jun.a friends for several days.
Mr.. koontz. who was employed in
the relay office and by the Western
Union of this city for nearly two
years. has been living in Einporia
since last May.
Fred Mays was released from the
railroad hospital last Wednesday
after a seven weeks tussle with ty-
nIrid fo,-or IL doo-. not LII.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
DALTON.

Dalton, Sept. 4.-George Stinson and
spending the week with r. j. Stinson,
and were guests at the McElhinney re-
union.
Mrs Susan Dapp and daughter,
zella, are visiting at her sisters, Mrs.
Peter Kurzen.
John Wertz and wife took in the
reunion of the Sherman brigade at
Mansfield last Wednesday.
Frank Conner and family, of Akron,
are guests at Mrs. Howard B. jane
sons this week, and attended the corn
roast given by the Ideals on Monday.
Samuel Bell, prominent attorney
of Union City, Ind, former resident
of this place, and one of Judge Vests
students, was here to attend the Nc
Chimney reunion.
Fred Schultz, of Massillon, is cir
culating among friends for few
days.
Mrs. William Forney died Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wecht and son,
of San Jose, Cal, are visiting his par
ents. He says that California is O. K,
but he can't get used to the brand of
earthquakes that they have there.
Enos Soures, of New Philadelphia,
is here looking up his political fences.
James Stinson and wife, of Akron,
are calling on old friends
Mrs. Anna Houghton and daughters,
of Marion, are visiting relatives for a
few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Refus, of Orr
vile passed Sunday with Mrs. George
G. Freet.
William Ressler moved into his new
house Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Keister has been ap-
pointed assistant postmistress at this
place, vice Miss Della Homan, re-
signed.
Smith Jameson and family, of
Wadsworth, were visitors among rela-
tives for few days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
THE BLACK HAND
Thouuht to Have Put Another Victim
Out of the Way-Mystery in
Murder Case.

New York, Sept. Achieving that
crime similar in many respects to
the famous Barrel murder and 9th
ers that have followed it from time to
time, has been committed, the po-
lice of Jamaica, l.. l., are tonight
securing the entire countryside Tor the
murderer of an Italian whose body
bearing many evidences of Black
Handism, was discovered this morning
in the Van Sicklen woods, on the
Rockaway road, South Jamaica.
The body was discovered by Walter
Johnson, scavenger, who was driving
along a wood road which Is in an un-
frequented part of the village, when
he observed in the tangled underbrush
the figure of man. Johnson found
that the man was dead and hurried
back to the police station and gave
the alarm. The body lay in a pool of
blood near the road, in plain view.
The police are of the opinion that
the dead man was Black Hand vic
tim. They point to the tell-tale stab
wounds, which are identified with the
kind found on other victims of Italian
secret societies.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-07
IN A PANIC
Are the Cuban Govern
ment Troops Accord
ing to Reports as Re-
suit Of Rebels March.

Havana, Cuba, Sept. "A cores
pondent who arrived here tonight
from the camp Of General Guerrero,
states that the general now has $500
men under arms; that they are well
drilled, and now have an abundance
of arms of the most modern type and
plenty of ammunition Guerrero Is
still encamped at Mantua. 1t is un-
derstood that Guerrero plans to drive
all of the loyal troops out of Pinar
Del Rio province and, according to
the essence of all of the news receiv-
ed from the province today, the gov
ernment troops who were depended
on to stop Guerara's progress, are in
state of panic and have retreated
from the immediate vicinity of the
insurgent leader.
In the fighting at Castella De Jagua
today it is now stated five persons
were killed and fifteen seriously
wounded The inhabitants of the dis
trict are divided into rival camps,
some supporting the administration,
while others are favoring the rebels.
The rural guards there are remaining
in their headquarters and are making
no effort to preserve order.