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The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

into 5o-foot lots: blocks from Fraitvale-
line; nicely elevated and cozy: 800
cash down. balance $40 per month
S20OO-New 4-room cottage; bath, pantry: also
rooms in basement; all plastered; lot
40:6xll5: city water; severed easy terms
SIT50-New cottage Of 4 rooms and bath; fine
lot: al Melrose Station; close 10 school and
local trains: $500 down. balance $40 per
s2s0O-Branc- new cottage OF ; rooms and BATH
al modern; lot 5ox12O: blocks from
MelrOse Station.
SIT50-BraDd-new cottage Of rooms hall, bath
city water: 3 blocks from local station;
easy terms
s215O-Very neat cottage Of 4 rooms hall. bath
basement al doored; chicken house: lot
2Sx120: macadamized street close 10
foothill- boulevard and Frutvale ave; part
cash. balance on inStallments.
pantry. etc; lot 57x125; only 3 blocks from
Fruitvale ave-; big bargain. and easy
terms II desired.
s2eOo-Mooern cottage of rooms, hall. bath.
3ex125; blocks from local station; terms
S2700-Beautiful new and modern cottage Of B
large rooms. hall, porcelain bath. mante
basement; lot 50x15: handy TO school and
street cars and in choice neighborhood; S400
cash down balance S25 per month.
$i5oo-New cottage Of rooms and bath; pan-
water; blocks from local station; $500
cash down. balance $l5 per month
bath. chandeliers cement basement: lot
z2.6xi50; fruit trees. etc; more land can
be had II desired; this is very nne home;
] block from Fruitrale-ave- car line
bath, mantel etc; corner lot, 55x1l5: 4
blocks from Fruityale station; house suit
able for two families; immediate posses
s7oo-Ffne helf-acre one block from car line
500 cash down. balance $40 per month.
q. A. PLEITNER. Fruitvale Station. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

Lot 5ox75. corner. on 9th st., blocks from
Broadway, improved with a 3-story new build
ing consisting OF stores and rooms upstairs.
under lease at monthly rental Of s400
net: improving IN value every day: build
ing Is thoroughly well built; present tenant
would be glad to extend lease at same rental
and would probably pay more. Buy this.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

GOFF a dOAt.
Sl5OO-z-room cottage; lot 6sxlO0. 52s
SI750-4-rOom cottage; high basement; lot 35x
l16. sos
s2OO0-Rustic cottage. rooms; lot l00x256:
terms. 5S4
s2ioo--Mdn. cottage. rooms; lot e7:exlso. 546
s21O0-Cotfage. rooms. bath; lot S5x110 5p4
S23OO-Coftage. large rooms: lot n :6x150. 593
561
f7bO0-1 acre; store and rooms downEt Etairs 8
rooms upstairs; 6De for roadbouse; wind
mill and tank. 5s1
S150o-Fine corner Fruftvsle ave: lot 50x
100. part cash
S125O-Corner lot. 40x100: street work com
pleted; terms
SS5O-Lot 35x100, near local. 30
$S00-Lot. 100x10e terms 2s
<600--Lot. 50xl5o IS
S500-Lot. 23x120 near car lines; high eievs-
tfon: 500 cash. balance $40 per month.
S35o-LOt 25x1l5: near corner. %
GOFF & HOAG,
Real Estate,
31oe Putnam St, Fruityaie. Near station.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE.
FINE HOME.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

This is a frst-class. thoroughly well built
home of six rooms with basement and attic and
everything up-todate and modern Owner IS
non resident: lot is 50x100. north side of street
east of Telegraph avenue. WIN be sold for
$4,000.
Jas. S. NAISMITH.
1856 Washington st. Oakland. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

Gruve-st- corner; right In the business
district. downtown; modern improvements
costing $4,000: old rental ST. per month:
could be doubled. as there are hats OF and
8 rooms and small store. and present tenants
are first class and would Ike 20 remain. Any
one wanting to make good turn In short
order at $4,000 advance only has TO buy this
and relist il with us; for days only; We can
sell this at $500.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-08

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ARKANSAS HAS BIG
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THE ARAB.
An Artist Iu Manners Is This Son of
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-08

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-08
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La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29
People in Glass wouses.

1t seems to be the general impress
sion in some Of our neighboring
towns that Swink is a wide open,
free for all town. where drinking,
fighting and carousing is the chief
pastime. 1t is fact that We are a
free hearted. open and hospitable
city and all are welcome. but on the
other hand are quiet and peaceable
citizens. All trouble in most in
stances has been made by citizens Of
our neighboring communities who
have taken advantage of US. II the
surrounding towns would devote
more time to their own welfare il
would save much to the fair name
Of Swink. Let him that is without
sin. cast the first stone"
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29
u.-,,... E-..o.y Ssass.

In n rood part of Berlln-that In, In
one Of the aost desirable locations-one
can get fiat for anything from $40 to
$50 a month that could not be had In
New York for less than $50 II II could
be found at ALL I have such an apart
ment in mind. and 1t IL only one among
thousa nds In Berlin. IL II on the third
floor. and German flnthouses are sci
dom more than four or six stories high
II does not lie In straight. unbeautifui
line along n narrow, dark hallway, but
is built around a big square entrance
that ight be used for n reception room
II Il were needed. The rooms are enor-
nous and each has outside windows.
Tie bathroom is ms large as an or
binary inside bedroom. as we know
bedrooms. and il Is fitted up with every
modern luxury conceivable. including n
spIendid shower The kitchen is too
nice TO be true. says a writer in Lesiie's
Weekly. II is lined halfway up with
beautiful blue and white tiles. Ii has
a white tile floor. and its gas range Is
made OF blue and white tile to match
the walls II has blue and white tile
refrigerator built In the wall. and there
are rows Of white porcelain jars upon
white tile shelves to keep things In II
would be absolutely impossible for such
n kitchen to be dirty.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29
0s . 0ssstss.

Every man. woman and child
should be proud that they live in
Swink. because it is a good place to
live in. In one short year it has
grown to be 4 live. up-to-date
little town. and will grow to be big
ger. because it has the possibilities
to make that growth. Its leading
citizens are men who have the in
terests Of the town at heart. and
with the same stimulus that made
the town what it is today. will make
. greater Swink. Be . booster.
never miss m opportunity to say Z
good word for your home town. II
you want to hammer get some nails
and 60 out in the back yard. Be q
booster and some day you will be
glad Of it. Knockers are like . mill
stone around the neck Of any COM
munity. il you want your home town
to grow always have . good word
for Il.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29
"Asovoo the re~a."

Pretty girls. lovely costumes. ex-
cellent singing. combined with the
clever comedians. Murray and Mack,
brisk in action. comprise the attrzc-
tive features to be found this season
in the new musical comedy Around
the Town" The costumes worn are
not only magnificent but are unique
in detail and are displayed by q very
clever chorus of young ladies' as it
has been possible for the manage
ment to obtain. II is bubbling over
with catchy musical numbers,
mounted with beautiful scenery. and
wardrobe designed By the leading
costumefs.
Around the Town. at the "a
Junta Theatre, Friday. January 9Th.
Prices 50. Is. md Sl.0O.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29
GOLDEN WEDDING
CHRlSTnlAS DAY
M. AND mas. {. ?. STEPHENSON

One of the best of the congratula-
tory letters received was from J. w.
CHATTER, of Philadelphia. an uncle
of Bob" Chatter, which reads in
part as follows:
DEAR FRIENDS: Though l have
never met the senior member of your
matrimonial firm. l have been for so
many years so closely associated with
you by proxy that may thus address
you.
First | want to congratulate you,
Mr.. E. p. on your heroism and forti-
tude, for surely it requires heroic
fortitude to live half a century with
a woman.
And | must congratulate you,
Mrs. f. p. That you have withstood
fifty years of life with mere man
is resplendent proof of female en-
durance.
But jesting aside. | must con-
graduate you both. In these days
of speedy marriages and multiple
divorces, it is a privilege that ] high
ly appreciate TO greet a couple who
married in the good old way. who
have lived in the good old way. and
who will die in the good old way. In
your half century of married life you
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29
Fsm',y Reunion.

Among the varied experiences of
the holiday season, perhaps none are
more memorable. or filled with
more pleasure, than has been the
gathering under the parental roof.
for the first time in nearly twelve
years. of the six grown children of
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Rockwell of
Home Place.
There were twenty-six persons
present. as follows: Mr. and Mrs. ID.
w. Rockwell. Mrs. Clara Mcfarland.
husband and three children, of La
Junta; Mr.. Chas. f. Rockwell. wife
and seven children. of Sugar Citv;
Mrs. Mercy Beach. husband and
daughter. travelling evangelists of
Oklahoma: Daniel w. Rockwell, Jr ;
and daughter of Rochester n. Y.
Mr.. Lucy E. Dolph. husband and
two children. of Pueblo; Mr.. Leroy
E. Rockwell. of La Junta.
The festivities were inaugurated
by a christmas, tree and oyster sup
per at the home of Mrs. Mcfarland.
A veritable Santa Claus dispersed a
numerous and delightful array of
gifts. among which was very hand
som silk dress pattern presented to
Mrs. Rockwell, by her sons. and a
fine gold watch chain to Mr.. Rock
well, by his daughters.
On the following day. all assem-
bled at the home of Mr.. Rockwell
and partook of a bountiful turkey
dinner, with its usual accessories,
after which several family groups
were taken by the camera As remind
ess Of this happy occasion.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29
0ssssg cs~ssss.

The boxing contest between John
ME Skoglund Of this city and Kid
Rose, Of Fort Collins, took place
Saturday evening as advertised. bar
ring a slight deviation in the time
set for the bout. Quite q good sized
crowd was in attendance and every.
thing was conducted in a most order
ly manner.
The bout, which was to be Of ten
rounds duration. came to a sudden
stop. when the local man. in the
third round, delivered the blow that
spelled "twenty-three" for the man
from Fort Collins.
The preliminaries. which. by the
way. turned out to be an aftermath,
were put on. and created lots of fun
for those in attendance.
A Mexican. Of pugilistic aspira.
tions. came to the conclusion that he
wanted to mix it with Referee
Kenny Wood. He was accommodat.
ed for just one minute and ten
seconds. land his days work was
done"
Two of the cars subjects mixed
things for awhile. as did also Hans
and Fritz, which closed the boxing
exhibition.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29

have seen very much Of joy and glad
ness. and you have also seen sorrow
'0d sadness. All Of these are in
every life. On Christmas day. how
ever. all will be as merry as a mar
rage bell as grandpa again greets
his bride of long ago. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephenson were the
recipients Of a large number Of
presents from friends living in all
parts Of the United States. from
Maine to California. including sew
ersl $50 and S. gold pieces. gold
clocks. gold thimbles, souvenir
spoons. sugar shells. ect.
The TRIBUNE joins their host Of
friends in the hope that they may
yet enjoy many years of happiness
and prosperity and live to celebrate
their diamond wedding anniversary.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29

On Christmas day. fifty golden
years ago. Edwin p. Stephenson and
Christiana G. Odell were married.
the ceremony taking place at Ches-
terfield. ILL.,. and Rev. L. L. Led
brook being the officiating clergy
man. On Christmas day Of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephenson celebrated
the iiftieth anniversary of their
wedding by keeping open house at
their residence, 305 Second street.
from until 10 p. m. where they
received the congratulations of .
host Of friends. Hundreds of letters
of congratulation were received
from old-time friends in other
states.
The house was beautifully decor
ated throughout, and in the dining
room, where dainty refreshments
were served to all callers. Mrs.
K. f. Chatter, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephenson. presided at the
punch bowl. The centerpiece of the
table was an allegory of Dads
life. In field of white popcorn the
word Dad" was inscribed with
peanuts. represt nting his latter day
occupation. .surmounted with a pyra-
mid composed of stick and rule.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29
ev-,.,,., .s ,h. sword.

Dur,u- the first twelve centuries of
the Christian era the sword varied
Itsic in the essential features from
the lines of the broadsword The
blade was heightened. II is true. and
less curved. but the cro~spieces OF
the hilt were usually straight. and the
simple. workmanIike look was presery-
ed. The change TO the elaborate hits
Of several centuries later was made
gradually. There were slight changes
in the cro~spieces from time to time
the stin straight lines little by little
began to curve gently toward the
blade The knob at the end Of the
handle. usually a simple disk or tall
OF metal. WAS varied into q trefoil. Q
futing or a small Maltese croes. Blados
and scabtarsis were engraved With IN
ecfiptions. . practice which hsd IN
deexi been found in Danish farrUWs
hearing unnistakable Runic charnf-
eess cut in the bronze btsd<pl NJ
cross hflfed sword ths cvunaGsfs ear
rsed sn their pioos sFrssd TO -
Hsl1 IAnA - iafreVUgnssS dispsatos
- sacfUa 0nnBSa0 011W enfvUo -
iAsot4
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29
School. c,ssss 70. ms,,ssys.

The Swink schools closed Friday.
December 2lst. for a two weeks va
cation. In the afternoon the scholars
gave a two hours Christmas pro-
gramne which was well rendered
and about fifty patrons and friends
were in attendance.
Miss Marshall and Miss Davis
went TO La Junta to spend the holi-
days, while Miss La Shier and Prin-
cipal Brown remained in the city.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-29

IN army badge Of the Sixtieth Ohio
Infantry. and numerous badges OF
editorial and political conventions
which Dad had attended during his
checkered career Of three score
years and seventeen more. There
were none but democratic badges in
the collection. extending over a per-
iod Of years. which shows that
Dad" has always been persistently
and hopelessly democratic.
Mr.. Stephenson was knight of
the stick and rule for fifty-five years
and for over half century was engag-
ed in the newspaper business in Ohio.
Illinois and Kansas. In 1853 Dad"
packed up a printing Office and
started for Pixies Peak. but finding
that a paper had already been start
ed in Denver. returned to Illinois
and established the Logan County
Democrat at Lincoln. which he con-
Quoted for q number of years. His
last venture in the newspaper busi-
ness was in Garden City. Kan,
where he established and published
the Garden City Sentinel for a period
Of seven years. He came to La
Junta in 1897.
Four children blessed the union Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephenson. two Of
whom are living-E. L. Stephenson,
Of Fairfiedld. Iowa. and Mrs. r. f.
Chatter. of this city. the latter being
the only one Of the children present,
and Miss Mae Hyde the only grand
child.
One of the contributions was a
Golden Wedding Song" written by
Mrs. Sarah E. Miles Of Garden City.
and old-time friend of Mrs. Stephen
son. which reads as follows:
Gui,ied and guarded by our God.
Two pilgrims have together tro~j-
Now bright with smiles. nov wet " in tear
Life's checkered path for Fifty year.,
This Il their golden wedding day
Ring out. Oh bells. your sweetest lay!
And you. dear friends. give loving cheers
To crown their march Of fifty years.
How few Of you saw blu-hine bride
And joyous groom stand side NY side:
You had not known life. hos~s ard fears.
So long aso az fifty year,
Their fase~ were woven into one.
Ere your first threads cf life were spnn;
And rich ard rare the ~efs app-ars-
With golden warp- of fifty years
There'- frost apon their honored beads
The silvery rhine that nature spreads:
Bat fvou their hearts the tide careers.
Cnehecke<1- uachiiled- for fifty year,
Tki. is their --roi.sen welding day:
Now let n< hu-A song and pray
Thas He wh<s-< love their Ioe esdears-
who's ersee has flied their fifty years.
May ruide them still. asd still orAasn
Each cup of blisr- ~ eAssse~iAx pain
Hay snpfbe their griefr- asA wipe their tears
Thro~eh mary mos~ skaa hfsy yesrs:
Asd vAes esrfA-s pilsyiaase !. dose-
AsA lile-s ls-s ssal = bs.vely vy..
fahe sAro - dw91 - tAuse hsieAt spheres
whsss ..Ds ssvS ~ 1ny yssrsl