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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
 Chicago. Dec. 12.--Selling of large quan- titles of wheat by one of the leading longs caused weakness tSday in the local wheat market. At the close wheat for May deiiv- cry was off h O %c. Corn wes down Ac Oats showed loss of hc. Provisions were unchanged to Sc lower
 The wheat market was weak all day be. OOO Sf bushss nsy wheat by prom nent operator. These liberal sales induced many of the pit traders to join in the sell ing movements. Most of the offerings were taken by commission houses and large portion of the purchases being for North western houses.
 A report of aceeptances of winter wheat from points in Illinois on overnight bids was bearish factor. but outside of that there was little in the news of the day to cause at Minneapolis and Duluth were considera- bly less than for the corresponding day one year ago, and total primary receipts were market closed weak with prices at tha low est point of the day. May opened a shade lower at 79c and sold off to 7s1Ac where 1t closed.
 CIearances of wheat wheat and flour were equal to sos. 200 bushels. Primary receipts were TO2, 900 compared with 9A5.000 the cor Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of 415 cars against 557 last week and 7oz year ago.
 by cash houses brought out by reports of an increased movement from Iowa, Illinois and Nebraska The Missouri crop report. which made the total crop of the state 40, COG, 900 bushels in excess of the yield es- timated by government experts, was also a weakening influence. The decline in wheat prices had some effect. The market closed weak May opened a shade lower to a shade higher at 43Mc to 44c. sold off to 4s5kc ane closed at the lowest point
 Local receipts were 1Ss cars with four of contract grade.
 The break in the price of wheat and corn caused profit taking in eats. resulting in slight declines. There was nothing in the way of news to account for the selling.
 May opened unchanged to !se lower at 35 7sc to 36c, and sold off to Sb e. and clos ed at S5hc. Local receipts III cars.
 Provisions were safer because of five tc ten cent decline in the price Of live hogs. The weakness in the grain markets helped to depress provisions At the close January pork was off five cents at $l5.75. Lard was unchanged at Ss.60. Ribs were 2hc lower at 40.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 42 cars: corn 162 cars: oats S1 cars: hogs 27.000 bead.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13

Washington, Dec. 12-The Senate to- day received the election certificate of Thomas H. Paynter as a Senator from Kentucky.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13
.F. F. Johnstone & Co. Cotton Buyers and Warehousemen
 PrOpa.
 Cotton Bought Any Point Alabama Storage and Consgnmens Solicited Lowest Insurance best facilities
THE WEATHER.

Daily Local Weather Report and River
 Bulletin. United States Denartment of Agriculture. Weather Bureau. Local Observation Central Tinle.l
 Montgomery, Dec. F, 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13
ITyFRPOOL- COTTON FUTUREs.

Liverpool. Dec 12.-Cotton futures open ed quiet and closed steady; American mid ding zoe.
 December s.ss..o 'fl '2 December-January .... .... co. .36 JaDuary-F February ..9 55 February March .... ....5. y March prll '''s ''s+9 Q" April-NaS go eh May-June ....,'..,. s...'.o.3 3h "a June July ..-.. s-'' ss''9 70 .luly-August .-.. s'''9 33 AuSust-SeptembeT .... ....3 .@s ts September-October .s....b.si October- November .... ..0.l9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13
NAVAL STORES.

savannah, Dee I2-Turpentine firm 66Isc; sales 431; receipts 475; shipments 103.
 Rosin firm: Eales 2.666: receipts 1,s4O; shipments S4s: stock 76.674. Quote: ABODE $4. .OO; FG $4. O5: II S4.15; I S4.50; S5. 15; M S5. 50; $6.25; VIC $e, 25; wv $6. S5.
 Charleston. Dec 12-Turpentine and ros- in. nothing doing.
 wilmington, Dec. 12.--Turpentine S5Ac bid receipts 50 casks
 Resin firm: s2 35; receipts T3s..
 Tar firm S2 35: receipts S43
 Crude turpentine firm S3.S5. A.6e and S4. 50: receipts 122.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York, Dec. 12.-Coffce futures open
 ed steady at a decline of 1O615 points and
 closed steady at a net decline of 5Q1O
 points. Sales s7.75O bags. including;
 January s'''' @ 2 SV March . ~ .... .... /. s. .40@5 50 May .... ..,. .... -..'.'5 D. 55 ~ D % July .... co co ''''''2 D. Io V9'e eV August ss''s' D. oV = September e. .... .... ...,:A. 5. s5 e 5 95 October A... '.ss 'So U .VV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

New York. Dec 12.-Cotton. spot closed | steady; middling upands 10 50; sales none. |
 Futures closed very steady Quotations ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. Dec. 12.-Cotton seed oil; prime ssc: crude 31c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13

T-Indjcates trace precipitation. .... MONTROSE ". HAYES,
 Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13
MEMPHIS cnrrnN OH

Memphis. Dec. 12.-Cotton seed oil; prime crude nominal: choice meal S25 .OO; choice cake SPA 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13
S--Rising. Failing.
RIVER FORECAST.

(For Next I've Days) The upper Coosa will fall slowly; the low- CT Coosa will remain stationary. The Ala bama will rise slowly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13

KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK. Kansas City. Dec. 12.-Cattle, receipts 14,- 900, including 800 Southerns. Market steady to 10c lower; cows steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET. New Orleans. Dec 12--Sugar market un- .harllnM
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13
NEW ORIEANs COTTON FUTURES.

New Orleans. Dec. 12.-Cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today closed steady. Quotations ranged as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13

Maximum temperature for day, st deg. Minimum temperature for day, 3e deg. Average temperature for day. bl deg. Normal temperature for day, 50 deg. Accumulated excess since Jan. 1. deg. Av. relative humid. for day. 7S per ct. Total rainfall since Jan. 1. 46.32 in
 RIVER BULLETIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13
su-tu-thu
Clarke Palmer Cole.

Public Auditor and Accountant n rox 2e Atlanta. Examinations for firms. eorporations. municipalities and counties. Muntcl- Speciality
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13
TREASURY BALANCES

Washington. Dec. l2.-Todays treasury balances, exclusive of the gold reserves show:
 Available cash balance .... ..S2s4,9SI 18A Gold coin and bullion =. iOb,b1@S5o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09
@iess- -Grab.


SO. 8. unb Grace Stub, 422 @rano
Mbe., 4na6e. - NImerion uno Settle
Smith. 512 8ur1 Npe.. 2nabe. -
SObn uno GlOrinba 9Opt, ~ Saeumu
ape., anabe. = @barIes &. unb Olipe
Wnrrsnbnrg, 1912 6arlan ST.. Mdo'
den. - Seinrih uno Winnie S9atel,
1407 STEELE Str, Mdbden. - .. X,
uno Yeaflie Clutter. 81 Noro @ioer
Gbe., Rnabe. - Wiliam uno Wabel
@urrier, 236 &idIaub abe., 2nabs. -
9ucius unb Martba prsfon. 527 SET
ferion Mbe.. Wd64sn. - 6enrp uno
Marp Saale, 1016 Wef pearl Str,
@ds9en. - Neil unb gffis WageOnsr.
S3l @baie Str, Wdb9en. = gbeI
uno Surab Meeinnsp. $50 DIT Somu
Str, Wdo6sn. - Grant uno Jiit
5uIps. 2OO7 Steblanb glaee, anabe.
= @liiah u1o pearl Wc@ltntle, 0l7
Waba6ufstts ape.. 4nabe. - Jrani
uno glisabstb @osrtb, 2215 Barrier
Nps., Rdo9en. - Yictor unb Satis
gliion, 1924 SbsIoon Str. Wdo6en.
- @bsfsr uno 8iaie Smith. zip
elliott Str, Wdo9sn. = emil uni
5ranees Isumeifsr, 1903 Be 2of
Str, WdbGen. - Wiliam uno B.nt
Greer, sic Gear Str, Mdo9sn.
Betrnut.
Gsorgs @bans-@orn s. Gobe.
CLAUDE Ga 3us Wanbp-Noab q. We-
gormid. 2cuispile. Rb.
Wiqiam 5. pbiuips-6letee 9. War'
tin, @rssnuoob, Snor
Darn g. Gider-@bna W. Glaia.
Sobn SO. 9stpIin-2sna W. @u0stie
Sbomas U. Smitb-Warp Or. MoDre.
Ssnrp %2abm-Glara 3. Subfon.
Noab Wagqart-Seremiab Barter.
Somer 6. Huhsp-@raee We@ almsnt.
@tas. .. Wbalsp- War9arstts Wilsr.
8ehorber II.
Grant Gtf6sr, 4, 528 @sf Marp'
Lamb Str. - Mlba .. Murpbp, %,
&. Of 3. gsbduoe. - au9uf Patron.
%, Fdot. Sospital. - Scotia s. Do
big, ., Wonate, 1862 2uolotp Nbs. -
Warp D. 8onerobs3. n, 1406 Win
neiota Ctr. - Sbomas u. &obgers,
81, 2449 Nfblano Nps. - $homas s.
@rifitb, rs. 1906 groabuab. - Sobu
Barrett, 5, 429 Dsf We@artp Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09

9 auer b niB3eine.-
6. D. Watermau, &eparaturea, 1922
Norb Selapnre Str. $144. - &.
@irarb, Wobnbaus. 33. Str, ST.
100. - Warp Gaifbp. Wobnbaus,
SilFbe unb WaRaduietts abe., ST.
900. - Warp @affibp, @pbnbaus.
SiaRoe unb WaRaduieits abs., ST..
600. - W. 6. 6ooion, l1mbau. 1929
Brig6twooo Abe. 500. - War o.
6arris, Dobnbous, Shb Wount Str,
ST. 800. - @eorgs q. Wiler, @obns
baus, Saeoma urb pratt Str, ST..
200. = @eorge q. Mi0sr. Wobnbaus.
Saeoma uno pratt Str, $1,000. -
3. u. Sarbsp. R%eparaturen, 1908
@raceIanb Str. $347. = D. &eeo,
Bobnbaus. 6. Mlmira Str. 1925.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09
8rnnbeisenthums . l1ebertrasuneen

War9arst Bruce on Sobn q. Wilsr.
Cots sc uno 81. Brucs's abolition,
ITO BET 1872 SUB, b%aearlt, Offeite Dor
part Mbs.. iibIid bon Is. Strabe,
$3.50.
Saeob 3. @oobruff an Splban %,
2abn. She'll bon Got q. @afbingtOr
purt Nob.. 100 BET 302 CUB, tuefli&,
Settle bon Central Abe., n6rbli9 BOZ
81. Ctr. $4100.
Samuel 8. 9iefanb u. u. on WsI
btna & @ompbeQ u. a., Got z, 60
Is, 2ineoln part Mbb., Al BET 13f
SUB. mefli&s Settle bon alabamt
StraBe, r6roIi9 boz, "a. Gtrabe.
$4,000.
Sames 8 @rpdstt an Wiliam 6ap,
Got 81, Oleman's Belmont Abb, 81
BET 153 6ub, perbefert. tueftli9e Gsii
Der e6effilo Mbenue. fibIia bon Mor
ris Str. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09

Seb0roe far Sfeatlt&e Mrbetten
puroen empfanaen

Nngsbots tpurbsn empfangsn:
5tr aspbaItiruns o,s 5abrmsgss tn
Der 25. Strabe bon Der Central big sur
college Nbs., Wstern Contraction
@ompuns s2.58; Union Contribution
@ompanp $3.50; Die Barber ASPHALT
paping Co., 50. Sc.
@nogtltige 8eialifs rurbsn &c.
faBi =
Jir aspbaltirune bes 5abrws9es.
8adfein.8 Ohsn, @ement Seitenwe9e
uno &anbfcine In Der gbifon Strabe
bon Der WaRa9uistts gpenus Bic sar
10. Strabe.
STIR gr6fnun9 Der Campbell Nbe.,
bon Der 2omsa MpsnIe bis 3u Der
@aibington Strabe.
SIR gr6Hnun9 Der DEPOT Strabe
bon Der MaRa9uistts Gbsnue bis 3u
Der Rooieoelt ape.
9eiolutionen purben empfaneen
SIR Badfeinpf aftsrung bes Gabr.
tusges In BET ertsn Aaep 6flid Der
alabama Strabe bon 10. biz au Der
Is. StraBe.
STR BadfeinpHatsrung bes Sabrs
tpeess In Der erfen Naeb 6fli3 Der
alabama Strabs bon Der Is. bis 3u Der
10. GtraBe.
Borani&ld9e tpuroen geuinf1t:
SIR gement-S %ettenmege on Der Shbs
isits Der Sseher StraBe bon Der 2inoen
bts ;u Der Sbelbp Strabe.
SIR Cement Seiienpege in Der
Saroins StraBe bon Der Waibin9tOn
Big au Der Marplanb StraBe.
STR 8itbulitic- pHafsruns oes Sabr.
usees In Der %. Strabe b n Der Sill.
nois strase Bis au Der @apitol NOe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09

WtIIiam 5. Senfom.
Staotratb Der 5. @aro, eriu4te bic
Bsb5ros 6fsntli&sr Mrbstten. anfatt
Der tirali& entferntsn Gas uno
Napbta.2 ampen. Is slsftrii9e 2i4ter
in isiner Warb an3ubrin9en.
9tepottaei wiro iebt grobe
poffartens @ireulare nit einem 8ilbe
bes M6rbsrs @os, foute au& oie per'
ional. Bei9reibun9 bssieIben on ole
qr6beren poli3eifationen a~bfenoen.
gintauienb FOLDER aarten. IL BET Z
3on, Fnb bereits I'm Drufe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09
Ginbra9e.

. er9aberlb bon 6rant Slasbaugb,
436 Sfo Meribian Strabs, uurbs ben
Sieben beimgeiu&t. Sieielben Der.
iaaften f9 ginsang 80 ben, 2aben,
inbsm He cine Sbir binter benz 0anis
erbradsn. 3wst Dollar tpurben aus
Der 2ahe psrmibt.
@eorgeS pen9Ier S02 Woro
2aura STRIDE, meloste aefisrn Der po=
Ii3ei, bob In feine @obnung am lsbten
Wittpo9 eth @inbrud beribt tporben
Jet. Die nod tli9en geiu6sr ftnb nit
elmer goloener nbr sinen Ring urlb elmer
Rette entfommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09

Der farfe Sturm a.fern
mari ben Dor benz D. Or. 9 u. @s.
bdube Of, Der Morb psnniplbanta Str.
ftsbsnosn Baum un1. SerieIbs fdate
oie bes @esss aebenbe Sba Sliber gu
goben. uab He mubte In sinsrn auto.
mobil tn TIRE Wobnung bef6roert tuer.
ben. !Nar 3laubt ni&t. bab he i9were
Dsrlstuneen hapoutrus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09
Saserii@er nuterfatunss=
8eretu.

Der Saperiide unterfttbungs.8. Der
Elm belt etfiern Mbsnb In aslsr's Sals
feline WOnats. geriammlung ab. Se,
geiu9 NOR gut. Sur ROutinegsi&dfts
tamsrl our 8erbanoluns. Rad S4lut
Der 8sriammlung gsmttbli9es Bel:
ammsniein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09
nufaQ.

5arrp 9airs, Elm Mnseffea!er Der
0anoalia @~iienbabn. fam eeffern bsim
@angiren iuiI6en 3uei @agaOns unb
soe fid einsn 8einbrud 3u. Der Der.
unsltidte wuroe i'm aranfenmusen mad
benz ct. 9ineents 6ospital esbra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09

S%erIauet iofort Qrdftiaer beuti1er Sunge i'm
- alter BON 16 Bis 10 Sapren uuo NIT gutter
e6uIbilbune, nm has Giitu.Baaren Gtindft 3a ere
Iernsu, muB minie ieiu unb earf feine Grbeit 4eusn.
Hatsufrasen bel Sraude oarbware Co.,
SO. 4s-45 Shb Teeribian ct.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09

Grfaltun gen in eiuem Sage su furiren
Nebme Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabletten.
Mpotbefer erffatten bas @elb 3uriid fpenn bic
Rur febIf6Idet. G. %. @robe's Stgnatur
auf ieber S@adteI. 25e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09
@efferbert@f.

Shr "a etuubsu snbsnS 2 ubr %OrssHs' 10. OtfOOsr
@bteagp, g. Sftober.
9sir SIN biana: S9pn beute Nbens UNI
@itttpc9 fdIter.
QocaLD etterbert4t
SdSn unb faIter beute Na4t; Witt'
mod, ihDn.
TternonIeterftano.
Sb&fe deraperatur. ........-.. IA Grao
5iebrtgf,e Tentperntur.. AZ
20. &. 8Iptbs
SeetipnssD ireetrrs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09
MnS ben @ert9ten.
Superior>@eriht


Sn Der S9eibunqstlags bon Senrp
Bus4srt assen feline Satin Sou anna
Bus&srt puroen tueitere 3eu9sr ber=
rlorlmsrl.
&riminalgeridt.
gtta Setpire unb Wi0tam &idaro.
ion, bic f& tuegen @eruria9ung elmer
8srfibrung berantuOrten mubten.
wuroen oes 8erg.bens i8uIbtg befun'
ben. Sspire tpurbe nit 81 unb Soften
unb l BAG ysfdngniB uno RiaaroiOn
wurbe NIT IS uno Soften unb 10
Sassn @sfdngnib bsfiraft.
&Iage auf %rlnterbaIt.
Bella 8. Gamosfp berflagte ibren
@atten SOispb q. SamOstp auf unter'
fffbuns. Die @be murne am %. Rai
1906 gsId!Ufsn unb oisisIbsn Itbtsn
Bis gum "a. September 1906 suiam-
men. Nad bisier 3sit baiisb Der
gsrtIaete bic 2Idgerin uno lisb fe
mittsuos aurtid. Sic fOroert bic Bee
sabIung bon $50 per Wonat uno bic
6 inisbuns zines Wafenpsrualters, Der
bic gsrualtuns oss @runoeisentbums
bss @srflaetsn hbsrnebmsn foq.
Observation-Disclosures.
Warearst GOnbOip ffrsnste asssn bic
Siabt Snoianapolis cine alase auf
SIS. 600 S&absnerfab on. am 20.
au9uf 1906 isl Die 3Id9erin on Der
6arrtion Gtrabe In ein Sod. tpeldss
unssbli6 oura S6ulo uno Iadldifgs
fsit bon aneefisltsn Der Gtaot ni&t
GENT geno 3uaebsdt NOR. Disielbe 3Og
f9 beim etur3 f&were 8erlebungen
gu, tporauf He bic 9luse ~bsgriinoet.
@sorss @ramforo bertlaste Die @lebe'
| ano, Cincinnati, @bicago unb ct.
9ouis giienbabngeisaIdafi uno Inoere
auf $4,000 Saabsneriab. 2aut Der
2lage rurbe Der 2ldser am q. Sep.
TENDER 1906 bon Anesfslten Der @e.
ieai9aft ansefalen, gef&laaen uno
iapsr bsrlskt. ohne bab bsrielbe cine
geranIafung sa Der MibbanoIung ge'
geben bate. Nuf bie 0erlebungen,
bic CT bet benz Mnfall erbaltsr bat, be.
eriinbet sr bic 2lase.
@ora Or. ulrid ftrsngts gegsrl bic
indianapolis $raetion unb Terminal
COMPANY cine 9laas auf $4,000 Sda'
osnsriab on. Die 2!dgerin tpurbe am
Is. Nusuf 1906 beim gbRei9sn bon
einem Strabenbabnuagen angsbit4
bur9 bic e9ulb uno @ualdfHst.it bon
@ngsfsltsn Der @sieai8aft i6wer Der.
lsbt. Nuf biefe gerlsbunsen bsgrtin-
BET He bic 2lage.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09

g5as Baaste's Eibieite &nsipe,
1921 SIb eat Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09

q erIaugt-Gine S9ntibertn nm Mbduberunge,
~ on pl,ibtrn 81 MAIDEN. Na4sufrosen tn
Globe aieioer saben. Ode Daibtnstou uub EIa.
mare Gtrobe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09

NSeiu9t-Gin be nti8sr Nann in nirthi1ait srfter
W Riafe fur Borfsrs uub 2un4 aibeit. Rad3u'
fraaeu bel Senrp gietor, TAT sorb slobIe Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09

S%srInnet - Dtsbrsre iunse 2eute bon II biz II
~ Sobrtn nit gutter Sbulbiloune gum iofo rtt9sH
eiutritt bel Ripp Bros. on Sub gRerioiau Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09
S@eibungsfIagen.

@lara Yerrp psrtIaete i6rsn @atfer
Omen 3 psrrp anf Sdsiouna. Be
8unb tuurbe am 5. Dit. 1894 &C.
i9IoHen unb bic 8strautsn lebten bi!
gum 10. Sanuar 1906 suiammsn
Der gbe limb smei 3inoer eniiprOHen.
Sruntiudt. arauiame g%ebanoluna uni
pftAtOerna3ldIFsung Rno oie @rtino'
Der 2lale. sic foroert bie Sbbu'
tiber bic 2inber unp $500 per Sab
FIR bereil 1nterbalt.
Ssfisr Or. @berrp ffrengts aessr
ibren 8attan Sobn @berrp cine 2lae'
auf S&sioune on. Sieielbsn bsrbsi'
ratbstsn fd I'm Sabre 1886. Srunt'
iudt, grauiame gsbanolung unb b6s'
miuises WerIaHen fno bic @rtinos be,
2laqe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09

shr "a etunssm .nbsuO 7 usr mOrssns. 10. ottObsr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09

Sn Der S9eibun9silass bon Senrl
8us4srt aseen feline Satin Sou annt
gus9srt murbsn psitere 3eussn Der
npmu1er.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

The high school Greek scholarship
society. Alpha Tau Alpha. spent a
most enjoyable evening at the home
Of Clare Phillips February I'D.
Shortly after eight O'Clock the men,
bers and their lady friends assem-
bled and participated in several
games. which afforded much pleas
ure and also tested their mental
capacities.
At 1890 the thirteen couples ad-
journed to the Saddle Rock Res
taurant. where an excellent course
banquet was served. Much credit
is due Mr.. Price for his good service
and bounteous spread.
After the banquet chairs were
pushed back and toasts were re-
sponded to by every person present.
the Brother President. Harold
weatherly. acting as toastmaster.
Those present were DR.. and Mrs.
Blakesley. Mr.. and Mrs.C. E. Criflin.
Misses Justine O'Rourke. Gertrude
Finney. Nita Wood. Elsie Myers,
Jennie Elser. Alice Wiswell. Hattie
Broadbent. Ruth Jameyson. Mabel
Lesher. Hazel Lee and Adeline Al
bera: Messrs Archie Beard. Eugene
Brown. Ole Miller. Harry Rapp.
Grant Holly. Harold Weatherly.
Mark willard. Harry Broadbent.
Claire Phillips. John o. Stendahl and
John $. Morris.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

The park commission recently sp-
pointed by Mayor Bomgzrdner. and
consisting Of James NcNeen. w.
Aibera. T. j. Cook. c. H. Winchell,
F. Finney and J. w. Sherman. held
q preliminary meeting one day last
week and visited the nex park site
south of town in a body The park
commission will meet for the first
time next Tuesday and effect an
organization. and viii meet there
after on the first Tuesday in each
month As by law required
Any city of the first or second
class has authority To establish and
maintain public parks or pleasure
grounds. and the care. custody.
management and control is vested
exclusively in . park commission.
the members Of which serve without
compensation. The commission with
the spprova, Of the mayor. has fun.
complete and exclusive power and
authority 10 expend for and on De-
half of the city all sums Of money
that may De raised by general taxa
ton for park purposes As part
of the annual levies the council has
power TO levy annually upon each
dollar Of taxable property Sithin
the city. not more than one and one
half mills for a park fund. the pro-
eeeds of which shall be collected in
the same manner as other city taxes
and shall by the council be appro-
priated TO the park fund.
As soon as the park commission ef-
fects a permanent organization plans
for the improvement and beautify-
ing Of the park site south Of town
will probably be inaugurated.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

Miss Esther Latimer and Mr..
Frank Nichols. both of this city.
were married in Trinidad Monday
morning. February 26th. They will
be at home in Delhart. Texas.
Miss Latimer is an accomplished
young lady. prominent in social
circles, and the groom has many
friends in La Junta. Mr.. Nichols
has made his home in Delhart for
some months past. and holds q posi-
ton as fireman on the Colorado and
Wyoming railroad. Their host Of
friends join in hearty congratula-
tons. wishing their lives full ol
happiness.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

The La Junta Woman's Club met
ut the home Of Mrs. Taylor on
February I'd. Current events were
given and discussed by the club.
Mrs. Warner read IN excellent
paper on Handel. This was fol-
lowed by . piano duet from xerxes
BY Mrs. Warner and Mis Fay Tay-
lor. also . vocal selection from The
Messiah" by Mrs. Warner and Miss
Ruth Jameyson.
Ms. Taylor gave interesting
sketches Of Hayden and Bach
Dainty refreshments were served
By the hostes. and tie club ID
journed to hold its next meeting
with Mrs.. Phillips.