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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-17
PERE-LA-CHAlSE
Famous RcstinR Place Of the Great
Dead of France.

iAaff Nht erfmt
Dead of France.
In the center Of the most populous
and hardest working part Of Pnris lies
Perc-la Chnise. the city OF the dead.
All fetcs Of the faubourg beat against
the walls ~ this spot. which has lis
own fctc twice year. within less than
century this cemetery has become
the abode Of nj least 100000 dead 1t
formerly formed n part Of the domains
OF the bishopric Of Paris under the
name Champ Lcyequc. Under Louis
NV. IL wus known nt Mont Louis At
last, May ~, 1904, the official opening
OF the new metropolis took place.
The white mnusolcums among the
green trees remind the visitor Of an
oriental city, but II Is estimated that In
twenty years there win not be space
enough for one lone dead man. A cal
culation shas been made which would
point 20 the fact that the sum Of $50
100000 Is represented In these last
sleeping places of man. Even though
the French may not always he grateful
during the life of their lllustrllus chill
drcn, there Is n mighty attempt after
death 10 prove appreciation. Among
the famous men who are today lying
calm and beloved I'm Perc-la- Chnise are
RossIni. BollIui. Chopin, members Of
the famous Carnot family, Molicre, Ia
Fontaiuc, DclpcroiX and Balzac.
Here the tomb OF IIclolsc and Abe
lard IS visited continually by large mum
bers Of pilgrims ana there Is never an
end to the sentiment around the Gothic
monument rising from the bright hucd
gerauium3 and roses. Notwithstanding
the iron railing, many a lover carries
from the hailowcd spot a petal blown
across by the oblging breeze Except
for one section, whore considerable
number Of artists ana authors. brothers
In beauty ana inspiration. are grouped
/ the tombs succeed each other without
much order. There Is single monu
mcnt erected by the state TO the sol
dlcrs killed in the siege Of Paris.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-17
THE ROSE OF JERICHO.
ItIs the Original Ut iIi thc ucsurrec-
tiuu rinutS


Several varieties ot the so called
resurrection plant have appeared
ow".- iH" novelties offered hy florists,
uuf tuu Ur..HIl ls t.H rUsu of Jericho.
AI'ns Oh" shores uf tIr unHI .ol tar
cnHH.h away 80 io uHt ut reach ut thc
d'1'N du1.u- NuuUrs aud tac suit
spray grows this rose, little plant
tHu.i .u mHny % legendary story
Which Whom r.ucuci. rolls up its SPRAYS
aud branches into curious little brown
ball.
The desert winds snap or IFS dry
st"m uud vh,rl the seemingly dead
little ball away over sandy plains. lil,r
q f"thrrwcIcht After 10 chances to
reach some damp place. iu about ton
days. thc moisture has wrought mira.
Gle. iur the ouoc dead Is alive usuiu.
green nud growing
The old time pilgrims who brought
back this plant with thcm from the
Holy Iuud told wonderful tales of itg
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-17

Constable Rob Hutchcus is on me
streets today after being confined to
his bed for the past ten days Mr.
iiutchcns was injured in a runaway Of
a team Of horses some ten days ago
and has been laid up since. lie was
driving home from the country when
his team became frightened and ran
away At first II was thought his
skull was fractured, but upon further
Investigation that proved not to be
the case. While still bruised up con.
sidera0ly and wearing bandage
around his head. Mr. Hutchens is able
to resume his official duties.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-17
Chiekasha to Pave.

Mayor II. w. Dick and A. ]. Nc.
Quatters returned yesterday from
Chickasha, whore they went to inform
themselves more fully upon the paving
proposition The disposal Of the paw.
ing certificates was the principal OBJ.
iect Of their visit. Mr.. Dick stated
that Chickasha was making prepara-
tions to pave her business streets and
would begin active work soon. They
are also to use asphalt for paving.
The asphalt is Of the same grade
as Ardmoro's streets WIN be paved
with.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-17
A Quaint Epitaph.

The following cpItaph is copied from
Il tombstone in Brandon, VI, marking
the grave Of child who died at the
age OF few days;
Sweet maid. she glanced into our world
TO sec
A sample Of our misery.
She turned away her languld eye
To drop tear or two and sigh,
Sweet maid. she tasted OF llfo's bitter
cup.
Refused 90 drink her portion up.
She turned her little head aside,
Disguised with the TASTE and died.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-17
IN COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Two CAROLS Bound over to Await
Action Of Grand Jury.

Two CAROLS Bound over to Await
Action Of Grand Jury.
s W. Carroll and Maude NJ. Carroll
We're held in the commissioners court
this afternoon on a $500 bond for their
appearance before the January term
of court in this city The defendants
were charged with adultery They
were arrested some days ago and have
been in the federal jail here since
their arrest Neither made bond and
were again placed IN jail.
The story Of their crime Is said to
be n pitiful one S W Carroll Is
the brother Of a blind boggar ON the
streets Of Ardmore. The woman is the
wife Of the blind man. She deserted
him some time ago TO run or with
her husbands brother # is said. The
blind man followed them and per
suaded the woman to return. She
again ran away with the man aud fell
into the hands Of the law She has
a young baby which is with her
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-17
W. e. Patton Coming.

Mr.. Patton comes TO the opera
house next Tuesday night in his new
play, "Suw Poke He never fails to
please and from all reports he has
the best company this season ne
ever carried before. Tickets ON sale
Tuesday morning. lG-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-17

Romantic He with his arm around
her waIsU-All thlg seems 50 familiar
10 me, darliug-thc quiet night the
whispered word, the tender look,
wonder II Il Is memory Of some pre-
yious eXistcucog Practical She No,
william, II is more likely memory OF
some previous swecthcart.-Re Referee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-17
Free While They Last.

Maps of the New State, the very lat
est. have arrived. You can get one
by paying two months in advance oi.
daily or twelve months on weekly.
Every home and every office should
have one.
ARDMOREITE PUBLISHING co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-17
Madden sells Toys for less.

Eeyery piece of furniture in our
house is right from the factory and
the newest designs ar eshown. Come
in and look through.
1Gtf CHICKASAW FURNIT' Re co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-17
Madden so'ig Toys for less.

National songs in costume by the
National Ladies' Quartet Monday
night at the opera house. Matinee at
$3.50. 142
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-17
A Bio Snap.

We have line of buggios which
we offer for n few days at exact cost.
ATT J. b. SPRAGINS & co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-17

Corrugated iron IN all lengths at Biv.
ems, Corhn & Frensleys.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-17

TOY CHALET MADE lok THE tEAkONlIA
IN TIM ,ZAElN'.
pert woolcuryor This ability is re
suit Of her German blood uad environ
ment
As little Princess Alix. aJu-ntcr
Of tn late Grand Duke Louis ~.
of Hessc and sweet Princes Alice"
Queen Niot1ria's tayoritc duugal.r. She
was taught many Of the crafts that T.
is deemed proper go Germany for all
children TO know. And Il is because of
that ability, her deep devotion 90 her
children and the Inherent desire Of the
Germans "tO make things" that the
czurina plans and executes little sur
priscs for the five imperial Youngsters
of Russia. A. j. HIT.
For framed pictures, picture frames,
,mouldlngs for rooms and pictures,
glass, mat boards, brass corners, jack
chain, and everything in the picture
| line, 20 to Brown and Bridgman, mex
door to post office 5tf
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
watches Give. Assy.

The great family journal is going
to give away $50 worth of Ingersoll
watches TO NEW subscribers. From
and after this date every fifth new
subscriber paving sl-50 in advance
will receive an Ingersoll watch. The
receipts are numbered from one up
and each new subscriber whose re-
ceipt is numbered 5. 10. Is, or any
multiple Of FIVE. will receive a new
Ingersoll watch absolutely free
Any person who will secure thres
new cash in advance subscribers for
the great family journal will be
presented with a gentleman's Inger-
soil watch, and any lady who will
secure five new cash in advance
subscribers will be presented with q
new ladies' model Ingersoll watch.
Get busy and get q watch free.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08

As . result Of the shortage in
freight cars with which to move the
product. . conservative estimate has
been made that fully twenty per
cent Of this years crop Of sugar
beets in northern Colorado will be
lost. The beets have run splendidly.
reaching eighteen tons to the acre.
The loss is ascribed n the result Of ,
shortage Of freight cars. the rail.
roads having failed to move the pro-
duct with anything like dispatch.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
osssh q o,s. Ssssh {. BELLY.

Mrs. Sarah E. ksiiy died q her
home three miles west Of La Junta
last Friday evening after q protract-
ed illnsss. aged 80 years. 8 months
and 3 days.
Hrs. Kelly came to La Junts
ebout two months ago from Arkan-
sas. accompanied by her husband
and children. for the benefit Of her
health. The change Of climate.
however. was delayed too long and
the hoped for recuperation never
materialized.
The funeral took place last Sunday
from the home in the Fairmoun,
country. services being conducted
by the Rev. W. G. Barron. Of the
Methodist church. and the intermen,
taking place in the Rocky Forc
cemetery.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
sss.sW's ss,s vsss. sesssssss,s.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
~ monday, the INST dag of p~remh-r. A. ID.
in IL Janta. Otero eousty. Colossdo. { .iIl
hi'ii-s n.siar . deere Of foress..-sr- The pesi
estate sst ~atss rights h~eeinafser Described
said sale i to h- made and ~iil ~ made under
ease there r~sdinx entitis-i fr.sI Haacs and
sad.r -. name and ss,ls q sssek | diis sad ".
k-iy-y. plaintid- ". q. = Allen. defenisnt.
..id d.es-. h.,i.s .--r e.s.r-d % n. ilsh
otherthin<s aid d-cr-> sdjuds-s and DEGREES
the tor-ci'.ur~ us-ier ~orse.~- of the interest
after d>-crit-d. Tk~ peor>vty 10 b- sold a.
said sale u as follows. so-Sn. The north half
NJ q n. ner,h~s.s au.r,-e lnei,l Of --r.
.oath % range afsy nine -, ~--s. tosesk-v
uish all ~sser right ard p~ivil>sps apv-rta n
.so-i q sss Eeriy rsrs Canal, s~.-rs@ir.
ii,l- .sa is..rs-. q sks .:,d 1-s..s.a,T Y Z .. <
;.s sr. = sss Z s.ss- - ..s ..sa,s ~,
serss:.i.s sS@r.ss s.sisss.s I'd ssss, .ss-s- 81 q
~ eaStesi secrk u the nDeky Ford Canal.
1s.,,.e;s5 Ls.a: Ls,. ..A Ir.-s Cs~s.ay.
essssy. Ccs,rsSs ms - ssrsk : q the
norshes~t = - e.<sisa ~. zoe n.Aip .. south ~
.<sis-d :. ss,srssssi.S sk-r.ss yin T = sd "a
swSj-rs N . truss depd ~ SgaAW ~ H. v~.
.sd s<.shs q ~ ccs.rsse I.v-.emsns ssd
= 0ssrc es..sS CO.. - si.s .. sss;-ss 70
=: sss: sss..s . = = e asiss ~ = s ~: !. Ss.; .s
r2. " 80 sosfh-
0v~ s4reAsx wieh - ynaes risAse spper-
~ S1sei.ss se<i Z, - ~ e =. ID
Nso~0s a - Cr&sesA~ 1nveuaup<~x 4
neoRy C~Hyy sd rueprepd IN 0rsa - ~
- ' e o." '-s'- Co..
fAss -ssA ser-<ss-~rs - s.Ie wsIl ~ ~,sp
49, ~ . o~ssy jU4RWeee - S7sl-Sl % ~
enopeoN0nD. elaFy4 ~ ~nsa os1Oge. ~ 8
60 . 4 - c.s.<sA>. - "a 80
oouun8 uAnn
60 S rsa csa.r-as-
- ssce.....1 5S
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
Nov Sam F..l.s.r Played Even.

Sam Faulkner invested thirteen
hundred and fifty of mis- easy made
dollars in the corner building now
occupied by the Hub ShCe & Cloth
ing Company. G. l. Rosenthal, man
ager. Sam didn't buy this building
because he wanted it or TO speculate.
but for the satisfaction of walking
into the store and informing Rosy
that the rent would be raised SIS a
month the first of the year. All
because Rosy beat him three straight
games of ten pins.-Bent County
Democrat.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
A....... Valley r..eh.,..A..ee..,ie.

The fifth annual meeting Of the
Arkansas Valley Teachers Associa-
ton was held in Pueblo last Friday
and Saturday. and was one of the
most succ essful ever held by the or
ganization in point of attendance a
well as work accomplished.
The officers elected for the COM
ing year are as follows: President.
H. A. Kelley. of Manitou: secre-
tary-treasurer. Miss Evelyn Carey.
Of Walsenburg.
Among the resolutions passed was
one thanking Mrs. Carrie E. Money.
Of La Junta. secretary-tressurer.
for her excellent work in getting
teachers to attend.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
- lssss sss Sssah Sheos.

Last seek the shooters Of Swink
sent down invitations to the Ia Jun
Ia Gun Club to come up and take .
few turkeys IL they could. Sunday.
the 18th. two or three Of the boys
went up and won a turkey each. and
and the Monday following some
more went up and repeated the
thing These fellows only went to
get familiar with the ground in or.
der to make a showing when the big
shoot came of Thanksgiving. There
were several unnecessary misses 90
the experts Of the west suburb ot
La Junta would not become dis.
couraged.
Thanksgiving day we went up
The experts ~ho one day last sum
mer gave La Junta shooters such {
defeatt7D evidently got . severe c.s.
Of cold feet. as not q shooter showet
up. Some one said there was N
birds in town. One La Junta MAJ
suggested that La Junta was up-to
date and that one firm had them il
stock. A barrel wae sent fer bu,
Swink's feet kept Retting colder
Finally the holder Of the La Juuez
club trophy challenged the gun cssl
members to shoot for the cup. A
this was for hood. and nobody's fee,
nee<ied warming they don't hays
cold feet in La yunta-the followina
srose w1s nade- Harr. Zs:Bowen,5;
Oakley. 3; Ritter. -. Williams. =
On the way hsrk Tony Rsuth's
~ snd Usvd ne.<ae9 v9v
hsnrd % ~ 10y woulA - -
49, suuDe SwnA's - fss
osseJ. oRSso - eAsk- NsAod5
sDuussA
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
asiisesd nsvs essw essssss.

Another local freight came in
from the west this week.
Now that some life d being infus-
ed into LAs Animas. Il remains to be
seen whether or not TIE Santa Fe
will odd any improvements to their
old rattle-trap depot 1t that place.
The engine pulling No. 8 died just
- il reached Granada last Sunday.
An engine pulling . west bound
freight which was standing on the
side track had to be appropriated to
pull the passenger on east.
The motive power Of the Santa Te
seems TO be totally inadequate to
get the trains over the road. This
is partly On account Of the scarcity
Of men. but more particularly BE-
cause the engines are sadly out Of
repair. due to the strike Of the
boilermaxers which has been on for
about two months. II the company
would put . stop to the smashing OF
engines together it would help Z
little. e.-Grana1a Times.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
assIes ~ evbssssssss.
usIIsD sIATEs LAND OSvl

UsrrED sTATEs LAND OSvGs- I
Pushio, Colo. OesoAss -, ~
NOTICE ~ hERKny Giv9N fnAT T1k
OF her isssssios 20 s.aks asAl psoss " sae-
pors VI her claim, and that aid psonf ell g.
m sde before Clerk u tA~ Dtesrice Coase 81 l.
Gsse. sse n Roland. Il. Z. isxs. sos sks .ss,
half .onth-east auarsss, sooehsast-Qoassss
.oush east 9uastss. sscobOa u, sasSA-easa
quarter sossh .ssss a.ssssS. ssssios - .sss.
sAio =. sousk. rssOs a UesA-
Sks Nance tha foliovia6 Nisssssss 10 pow
tioa Of -sid laaA. Wis; Willaoss SSaas. JoAn
And-rson, Jacob Harmoa. Rotert s. fAo0as
!. A. ABBEY. Resiss-s.
tirvf psi,lieation. November 4 inS.
Last I,ublieation. D-c~mtrr :. iSB.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08

ACCORDING to the reports of the
engineers in the various irrigation
divisions there has never been. in all
its history. such an abundant supply
Of water in Colorado as during the
year just now nearing its close. and
never has il been 80 well conserved.
They even take more water out of
the river these days than the rec
ords show flows through its chan
nels. The engineers also declare
that the outlook for the future is
very encouraging. Around La Jun
ia we have not had in ten years such
a saturating and prevailing wetnesl
as has been experienced during the
past three weeks. The earth every.
where hereabouts is soaked with
moisture. Climatic conditions ar<
surely changing in the Arkansas
Valley. In the summer Of 1897 il
did not rain for months. and for
several summers thereafter the
same condition prevailed. Durina
the pass three seasons. however.
shusAant rains have been frequent.
with eur miIes Of bitches for sup
pS<m<nsaxy moisture, there IS abeo-
Eerly no4kinr that can keep tie
Ark.nnD val5W fsUa beeseiag sBe
q - setnsue, - Usp1eDD ogsd
ppvuursUD ssreisO q e1fsA = -
80. UtaR vUrsA- With Il Jueeo =
- Gnsusal eseRinG hsuue - -
O1U1uHA - . eiey q $50 01Is.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08

The semi-ofiicial figures Of the
voting for governor in the recent
election have just been made public.
These are not the final official fig
ures which will be announced by
Legislative authority next January.
but are as accurate and reliable a.
can be obtained in advance Of the
meeting Of the Legislature. The
vote for the four principal candi.
dates was as follows: Buchtel,
W .6s2: Adams. 1926: Lindsey. H.
79s: Haywood. l6.0l7. Total 2o0.'
sl9. Buchtel's plurality over Adams
was 1885. Our next governor re-
ceived i6.l per cent Of the total
vote cast for the four candidates.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
nssies Ter evsi,essise.
uxrrrp STATES LAND oyvsc

VNIrED srATkS LIND OHt1CR 4
PrkbLo, Cola. .tlctohsr g. laH.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ follow ing named settler has ais4 nosic<
Of hi. intention to make final prof. In sap-
tort Of his claim and thai aid proof viii b<
N sde before Clerk Of the Dastcs Coast. st L.
Iunt. Colorado, on D>ceohss 10, ~. Wis
east quarter. sscsioa 5. township - sossk.
r.uxsl = vest.
He nsms- the folio ing witnesses To peovs
sina Of aid Land. vis: Richard :. rkooas0a.
william H. Choss. Robert Sterling. Aseoaio
s. A. AB8EY. 1sgissss.
Yirss palsiiaAtion. Novenisss !. ~.
Lasf publlratiou. DsesmLSs g. l1lk.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08

THINK Walsh Is Promoting Dam
Scheme" reads the head on a news
story from Fort Collins. Maybe so.
But it's pretty near cinch that
Tom Walsh is capable Of carry ng
out any dam scheme he starts
Golden Transcript.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08

An English physician has discov-
cred that cold tea is sovereign
remedy for typhoid fever. II it is
the brand Of tea used in the con-
gressional restaurant at Washington.
the new remedy will become very
popular in Rocky Ford and other
prohibition communities. L . m Z
QraVka
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08

the postage stamps issued to the
presidential postofiices next year
sili all have the name Of the city and
state printed on their face. These
stamps wiil be FURNISHED TO sbosA
6 900 Offices.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
osaSss ~ esos'eoeses.
Csrrsp STATS kAss OsvIcs.
Pssshlo. CoAo.. Hoeo0hDe -. iNB~

CsrIpp STATS LAsD OsvIcE. 1
>,or,cx Z ;s en-; asSsS HSieS Fss4 4 n; "A
~ SuiBsvtss- -saassA sssslss - 90 sosiee e
HE iss.stioa " ashe asai pessf La sspsprt q
Ais eleia, sd sAss .sbd peusf vtil - osde -
css.ssdo. % js.Ssry !. ~ .s.. S.I".
Wislssh. n. z N.s.. Toe tks ss-s half. .outk-
vess-aaarsss; sposk- w~ss qasssss sossA- vesa
east 4ussses. s~rtion r. sssssAip =. soatA,
saA0Aa. vsss.
Ne name the foilosins sissss.sss so rruvs
of said iaad, via: Samuel x. moevvs Of X z
ha>. Colo. Hsury McsSos 81. ~ IL Juata. Cola,
Martin Hies. of Ia JuatA. Calp., John Hill a
IL Juasa. Coso. - a. ABBEY. nexister.
pisst v1eosaaion. Dspsahss I. ~
Last pa11arssioa. Jsaaapy S. 1a
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
NOsiee eOs evbiteSaiOa.
uxrrnp STATE. LAND Ogvicn
ptUhlo. Colo. Ortotzpg "a. ~.

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT TINE
Of hi- inteafion To make An2i prof II SOP
tort Of hi. claim, and that .aid proof will i,s
Ia Junsa. Colorado. % D~esmhse 70. tss.
via Ansoss EbarrA. n X 1bois. es.s ~ soesh-
east quarter. sretios u. tosssht2 q spash.
range - Ne-s.
He un,n~s the following witness 10 psos~
hi. continuous residencr urps and calttv v.sion
% said Land, via. Wiiiiam Corhas, John
Goa.A pastor. FRANK l. smith. all u niGAs~
Colorsdo. aud John Lississos. VI II Sunsa,
Colossdo.
virvs psslplieasioa. Novesutse 4 -.
- 4 pusliessioa. npessnhse 4. 100.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
oesIee ~ eo6eso6asoo.
Ussrso svAyss LAxp OvylcG 1Tl
PyaeL0. Coo. Oye0sss g, i

CB1rGD bTAr9D IAND OV0ic6 ~
NOTICE 4 HIiEsT GfvES fiAf Tnk
~ fu,soStes ss.sA ssssles Ass Al nostss
post oS his elsia, ssA skas - pss.f gill 3
ns4s ksloes CiSsk of sks Dlsesies Court. q
u Junsa CoiosaAo. % Ds<s0hDs =, lNs. W. I:
joe kssasLsisAo nssaovsi. q. Z isosD for IT,
sOesA Asn soseA-vsse Qsasses oossh ~
s.seA-oaa U1sseAs. ssosiso u. teo sship =
sDsek poa~1 = 0sss.
Ns ss1ss ~ Soilsvia9 visss.sss 10 prsse
kis eossis.oss gs.tAsseo scss 50 eal,ivs:
Coedosa. 0sfssiiso 6astsees- Nanss
0ustesss. al % vsisos. ColoeeAD.
4. Anoev. Register.
INsa pskiSsosioo npso0kn1 4 -
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08


sAz nils. soushsa.i =, ps.,iD Of Ds1ss,' .ss . =
ailss north and east OF Trinidsd: The santa
Ys Railroad Lompany sHp-ni-d bsooD az is,s
for psrmansn construction work. consisting OF
aaehins shop.. storehouss. addition % round-
koass. foundry and extensive carshops- The att
tads is t.otj t--t. and the climate. taken ths
year round. Is unsurpassed Almost constant
sansh me ehAraeteria-s tho winters aud ~ ho.iy
sloody day Is . rarity La Junss has all th:
asSropolitan oonvsnisaess nestsd bJ . city oi
S.0 popai.,ioo. ineludins nsny nils. OF
brick side saik., q psrfect sy,t-m oil sanisafy
sewerage. en- electric Light plant which sup
pais. an sii-isy md sil-aixhs ssr,iee. s..sf-
faessrs of artificial ice thrss rural fires dsivsry
soste., hrs department.. tslephous systsn vith
- sabseribsrs, frss sschsass With kossy
Yoed. and long distance connsetions Win any
Usrs of the state; . school sy.ssn sseeiisd by
% etsy In the stats. snployins s.saty-.svee
esacAsss in - rooms ten churehs. aneso see eret
esd isssespsi orders, too banhs, s0@ capital
snd osOp1D deposits. three nsv.psPer. o9sr:
Aosss Of 80 ssasisS espseisy. brick plant Sf
q q @ aissla.9 SsieE ssar nil q 20 ssir.i.
Aaiiy espseisy; utopisn cs".n, sioss risns'
eopls7ins tv~esy:dvs .ss; canning is1sosy.
l8 ieaa n ~ sssss. 10 fact, Il Jan:e
I. - d sks Asss so~us Of its siss In the state
- Color edo.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 5, 1906.

- -, A yUSTA is a city Of 5.cp pop.
ulation and the county seat OF
u Ot-ro county II is located at
= the junction OF thre- divisions
u - v OF the santa Fs railway. S.l
-. ~ miles west of ksh.s. City. Isl
@NAAl miles southeast OF D-uy.r, ~
,,il.. eat of Pueb.o. and II
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-15

Afternoon tea parties. Nordhofr Grill.
Pine. near Van Ness. ---s
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-15
CONSIDERED RUEF's DEAL
WITNESSES ARE SILENT

One thing impressed upon the minds
OF all witnesses is that they must be
silent concerning what Is done in the
jury room, and they. for the most part
emerge with closed lips. Blanco did
and so did Adler OF the Bay State, who
was HIS successor In the witness chair