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La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
eestsightiy civb.

The Fortnightly Club met last
Saturday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. c. X. Buckley. Mrs. O'Neil.
the president Of the club. presided.
After the business of the after
noon was disposed of, the program
as per calendar, was taken up. Roll
call was responded to by the name
Of an English poet.
Mrs. Larsen read a well prepared
paper on The Laureates of Eng
land" Mrs. McCauley read paper
on the Present English Labor
Question. A general discussion
followed the reading of these
paoers.
Misses Ruth Larsen and Edna
Fisher favored the club with an in
strumental duet. which was greatly
appreciated. and the Misses Esther
McCune and Mary Drury rendered
4 vocal duet. responding to hearty
encore.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
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Holden Bros, ''Nobody's Claim
VIII appear at the La Junta Theater
on Friday evening. December l4th.
ihe play Is too well known to need
much putting, and has drawn mighty
audiences in times past. This years
company. scenery and speciality
features are said to surpass any that
have been provided by the Holden
Bros, and several Indians are a
prominent feature of the produc-
tion, giving an exact reproduction
OF Apache warfare. This attraction
Is under the same management as
was Girl of the Streets which
gave such excellent satisfaction.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
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La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
First css Of Ssink Swgss.

The first car load of sugar sent
out Of the new factory at Swink ar,
rived in Pueblo last Wednesday. II
was consigned to the Henkel-Duke
Company and on the outside of the
car was long sign reading First
car OF sugar from Swink Sugar Fac
tory to Henkel-Duke Company. Pu-
eblo, Colo"
The new Swink factory is the
latest and most improved factory in
the Arkansas Valley. and Manager
Wiley states that it will produce the
sweetest sugar in the Valley.
A feature Of Swink's first car COM
ing to Pueblo is that the Henkel.
Duke Company enjoys the honor Of
receiving the first car load from
every factory In the Valley.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
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II Is refreshing b turn from the
coarse knockabout Aorseplay and
dramatic ahsurdities with which the
stage abourds ~t present. ~ = clean
cut. refined md highly artistic pro-
duction sSeh as "A Deserted Bride. I"
with m excellent cast. every MEM
Der of the company being selected
&ith special view to their fitness
for the character they assume. "A
Deserted Bride" will he seen at the
La Junta Theater. Tuesday evening.
December llth. Tie scenery. cos
tunes and effects will be entirely
new and elaborate and every atten-
ton will be paid to detail. with q
desire on the part Of the manage
ment to equal. il not surpass. all
former productions Of this most
popular and successful comedy
k3GUa
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
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E. J. Huling. of Trinidad, Colo,
president of the Colorado-Arizona
Sheep Company, feels confident that
the sheep conditions are in the best
Of shape, says a recent issue oe the
Kansas City Live Stock Journal.
Mr.. Huling states that the severe
snow storm in the early part of Oc-
tober did some damage, as did also
the later storm a few weeks ago.
especially in New Mexico. but
the sheepmen as a rule are in the
best Of shape" said Mr.. Huling.
And the signs point to a continu-
ance of this general prosperity.
From the three great feeding points
in Colorado. the San Luis Valley, the
Fort Collins district and along the
Arkansas River Valley. comes the
report that one-third less sheep are
on feed. In the feeding districts in
Kansas, too. there seems to be a re-
duction. This am quite confident
will make the mutton market next
year good on fed sheep. Then, so
far as ] am able to learn, fewer
sheep will be shorn next spring out
in the west. which will benefit the
wool growers.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
oss 0sighS0's lsessse.

The Lyceum Lecture Course il
gaining in popularity. On Saturday
evening the second number was
given by Nat Brigham. For nearly
two hours his audience listened with
breathless interest to his account of
The Men Who Won the West. ,
Mr.. Brigham is all that a public
speaker should be- His fine pres
ence. his pleasing voice and his fund
Of anecdote and eloquence combine
to make the evening one long to be
remembered. BY special reque . I
Mr.. Brigham sang twice before be-
ginning his lecture. This was part
Of the programme that no one in the
would willingly have miss
ed. His views were the finest ever
shown in Sugar City.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
SUGAR CRY DEPARTMENT
cesDveIeD ~
oua SPECIAL coAAtStoAoEnT

sevel for irrigating purposes furthes
down the Valley.
On Monday last Elsie Jessurun re
turned to Pueblo. where she is at
tending school.
Among those to enter homestead
filings during the week we're DR.. c.
H. Waxham. Fred Hackworth. Mr..
Almeida. Mr.. Woolery and DR.. N.
L. Sanger.
Do you receive the La JUNTA
TRIBUNE regularly! II not hand
your name to Johnson. the druggist.
and he will forward it. Fifty cents
year saved by paying in advance.
Two shows and installation of Of
ficers in one of the lodges. is the
record for Tuesday evening. And
some of the narrow minded ones
think Sugar City is not the me-
tropolis.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08

my tAas day Of Novsmbs A. D.. 1906
[sEALl fTuI ef IrHa tfyF c. A. BEERDOHA
Treasurer Of Otero Count. CclafAdo.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
tsehy si~s.

Joe Conder was the lucky one this
week. and found an Ingersoll watch
in his mail. That was because his
receipt from the La JUNTA TRIBUNE
wss number ten. II your receipt Is
any multiple Of Ave you got IN ln-
gersoll watch free and the Great
Family Journal q year just the sane.
Better subscribe now. The premium
offer may not hold good next year.
Now one in every five gets . watch.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08

TREAsURERs OFFICE COUNTY,
STATE COLORADO -
Public to at
public County
= Of (olorado.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08

connection with our pumping plat.
Then canvass the city for patron-
age. This will give a pretty esear
idea Of the feasibility of the plan
and the people will at least know
what they are voting for. Sugar
City is almost as well able to own
her light plant As Ordway is to own
it for her.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08

Say. have you filed?
Mr.1ngalls spent Sunday in MAI
zanola.
n. Rohrback went to Pueblo
Tuesday.
The mayor and wife vis.ted Pueb-
40 Sunday.
Mr.. George Loci,hxrt went to Pu-
eblo last Tuesday.
Charlie Tern1aat was a visitor at
Swink last Sunday.
The facsoryis having a phenoni-
email run this year.
Now i The time to subscribe for
the Great Family Journal.
The lecture Saturday night was
well attended and well received.
DIR. Waxham is quite enthusiastic
over his claim on the Rocky Ford
road.
Misses Matte and Jo Sanger have
returned to Colorado Springs after q
short visit at home.
Mrs. johnson has enlarged her
Racket store capacity and now has
japanese curio department.
Dad" Gallagher = around tcwn
again, looking better than might be
expected after his severeillness.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. Bstlss are re-
joicing over the arrival Of hns ten
pound ut their home December
~.
E:snk Good was in Pueolo Tues
day snd filed oa valaabse psece Of
land lying adjacent to Lake Mere
dith.
CesoIine launches are proposed
for the eonvenience Of thoss hving
cn tie far s;de Of enlarged Like
Meredith.
Tere !, talk Il imtrsaUcing Japa-
nese Inhoe in she assds thb year. II
they voek . veil - shsy fight it
VII ~ = oDepe3
Susvsysr Duvef ~ busy Mon
- pluesing ths'hnd Uest q tDwn-
Several q H. Ioes hnve ben so'd.
''WalA 30Ik06."
M-. z. ~. Richards, p. s.
we'd, b. B. snd CAasSes HcsIes.
o. C. Buryef snd CAasses Kenna
vauoon2 Junen lesaanV.
Avin1 - - sesrD paayed
hnvse vjoA Ioss aTtiesD hEe ~
Ta90nv. + - sspu0ennsd b. .
snaSsn drup n the te9pes1ture-
lkbs1pssss1 - - TUb laA1
10i - Wao9 Cs0pU cses11n-
- sufufng ~ Ievll e Lnke HeEe-
- dGhoon ~ m - psUme
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
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ne Qseseisa a electric lighfs i
agiensiag IL prupsrty hoSden bsse.
0nn Os1wsv ON tie paast -
I1kAt SaUnf City o. dsall Sagnr Oey
uaru hef ON plantf City ownessp
sss0s 10 oGef Tie largest sttroe-
tisas fer the najosity. One thng :
evi6ent-nS sse viii put IN . pant.
eiehw hss1 - = 0rdw1v. - - z
q . Bso. - wAy ~ I've eseinasas
- q the esue e . panne hrss -
- pruAnh1e euse e ru1niaG & 4
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
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Fancy rockers, for children and
adults. at Thompson's.
FOR New and modern furn-
shed rooms. Sol Color ado avenue.
For SALE-New four room cot
tage .on Smithland avenue. Apply
At this Office.
Mr.. J. 6. Mcfarland returned
homo last Wednesday from Pueblo
After . brief visit with . sister.
WANrED-To trade m eat rss,n
modern residence in D>avSe for G.
in La Junta. For. pert,eSlars phons
Junta 253.
Dr. =. q ksyss hal returned 70
wor~ II The Santa r resay ohSee.
.se ~ been under ~ weather for
several weeks.
When in need q firstcisns carpsn-
ter work notify Clarence Boomer BY
postal card and he will call and a.
ure on your work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ridaering left
this week Tor Dreudth. Mich. Mrs.
Rdderinx being called home because
Of her fathers illness.
For desirable Christmas presents
inspect the elegant stock Of hand
painted china at the residence OF
Mrs. B. NJ. Spalding. SD San Juan
avenue.
Dad" Chown, despite his years,
has developed into beet topper par
excellence. and sets a pace that some
Of the younger set find difficult to
keep up with.
LOsT-White bulldog; black spot
under left eyelid; collar with brass
buttons and name plate inscribed
John Littleton. La Junta. Colo. A
liberal reward il returned to owner.
Phone Junta ".
Mrs. Zelia E. Peale Haskell, Of
Topeka. arrived in La Junta last
Thursday for a visit with many La
Junta friends. Mrs. Haskell was
for several years Instructor in mu-
sic in our public schools.
J. Z. Sherman expects to have tie
cafe Of the new Sherman House
ready for business on or about De-
cember 22d. The hotel proper will
probably not be opsa for business
until after tie first q the year.
The cowboys will give their second
annual ball at Eks' hall. Friday
evening. December 18th. They ex-
pect to start in to shake their feet
at ssDdown and there will be one
continual round of pleasure until
sunup,
At the La JantS Thsater next
Saturday night the greatest melo
drama Of the times will be present
ed BY . company Of the best artists.
"AnisA. the Singing Girl" will
psease ell who are fortunate enough
to zee it. Now in its fourth season
II b still playing return dates to
packed houses and i Q decided win
ner.
C. w. BomGzfviseT. J. ". Fisher
md J. J. Brown were Dasver vis-
toEs Thursaay aftending tie sessions
II tie Good Roads Coavsation. lt
= hoped our mayor and esunty com
niGinsess win set afsw psinters a
rod building which they will soms
time pat into praceical ne. We
rcd good roaas rigle hese in Il
Justa and N over Oesro epmty.
''AaieA. shs Gngiag Girl" win
appsar q The Ii Junsa Theaser Dezs
Saturday night for the 6sse time -
~ city. In this Ply lovers e
msau1s1aa viii be givsa . pretty
sessy wsn tDsd b. ooe who can -
Il -Bso Coeld -ssd psebss -
Itean ~ esmeiy ase niagied -
,oaDseA9n . vaU tAae psesses -
0ustitD1ss - gives eseire atisfhe-
tisa - 49, No sfe fortunaos
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
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Saturday ~ = galA ~ in the
Spanish Quarter on account Of tAe
usarvtaee Of Mr.. Fruita Moatano aad
Nh Mary Trujillo. Father Aiehael
came from Pueblo for the occasisn.
he beide wss tastefully dressed IN
white ilk with brianl vel I'D
wrsath- nhe ceremsay was fouow-
ed b. . reception nd wedaiag
breakfast at The home u the greun.
In TIE evening . poeial dance ~
enjoyed By tie 7Amilies and their
friends. Maay besutifuI presssts
were reeeived'by tie bride.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-22
WATERFOWL JOTTlNCs

Theodore F. Atwood spent S9S7 on the election and William G. French and Howard NJ. Hickox spent nothing.
 The Tafts football team defeated the Westministers at Simsbury yester day by the score of 12-O. As this was the last game of the season the victory was celebrated upon their return, by the lighting of large bonfire and speeches by different members of the team.
 The condition of Mrs Tracey E. Warren of Bridgeport, who was taken suddenly i'll while attending c0nven- oion in Norwalk is reported as serious.
 The selectmen expect to commence the foundation for the soldiers mon- ument this week.
 Watertown will be well represented at the Yale vs Harvard football game in New Haven Saturday. The supply of tickets did not equal the demand for them bere and some that intended to go will be disappointed.
 Mfr Dunn an employe of the tele phone company will move into the house vacated by James Dunlgan.
 Mrs James Dunigan of Boston, who has been visiting friends here for the past six weeks, returned 10 her home to-cay.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-22
'Housekeep6Ts Made Happy for Your Thanks giving Dinner. Best Goods at Low Prlces-
 Extra Stamps.

80 Stamps with an Extra Large
 Can A. ( P. Baking Powder. .50c 26 Stamps with a 9 ounce bottle
 A. 6 P. Extracts .......... .25c 50 Stamps with l lb Tea .60c 40 Stamps with l ID Tea .. .50c 25 Stamps with l ID Tea .4Oc 20 Stamps with 1 ID Tea .35c 30 Stamps with l ID Coffee .S5c 25 Stamps with l ID Coffee .... 3Oc 20 Stamps with ID Coffee Y. ..25c 10 Stamps with lb Coffee :. 200 A. 6 P. FANCY ELGIN CREAMERY
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-22
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

l Charles Hitchcock of North Main street left yesterday for Belair, Md, where he will reside in the future
 Evergreen chapter, 0. E. s. will hold rehearsal in Masonic hall this evening. All officers are requested to be present.
 Mrs Brodeur of South Main street has gone to St Vincent's hospital in New York city where she will under go an operation.
 The Naugatuck High school football eleven and the Gilbert team of Win sted will play on Firemen's field to- morrow afternoon.
 Frank Booth, who conducted liv- cry stable on South Main street. is now employed as motorman on the Naugatuck and Waterbury trolley line.
 Thomas Elliott of Millville met with a, bad accident few days ago. He was working at a feed cutter when the top of the third finger on his right hand was cut of. The funeral of John Dwyer was held from the home of his rother, Will liam Dwyer of Middlebury this morn ing at 9:30 o'clock. Interment was in St James cemetery, Naugatuck. X little daughter of James Kenney of Maple terrace was playing on the foundation to Philip Rubin's store on South Main street yesterday. when she fell and fractured her leg above the ankle.
 At the meeting of Court Juana, D. of I. Miss Margaret Healy, was elected delegate to state convention of the order which will be held ill New Haven on December 2. Miss Mamie Neary was elected alternate.
 There will be short street parade to precede the dance tonight by the St Francis T. A. B. society drum corps. through the principal streets at s o'clock sharp in which number of viditing and local drum corps will take part.
 At the fair to be given by St Mich aels guild in Pythian hall on Satur- day evening. the entertainment will be one act farce under the direction of Harry French. There will also be sale of fancy work and homemade candy.
 The Hillside avenue Sewer associa- ton has elected the following officers for the ensuing term: President F. W. Tolles: secretary and treasurer, A. H. Dayton manager. George c. Ham. The association will meet again Mon day evening.
 H. Oliver Chatfield of Seymour and Miss Mary H. Treat. daughter of Mir and Mrs Elijah Treat of Oxford were married Tuesday in St Peters church in Oxford by the Rev Mir Sutherland. Paul Chatfield of Seymour was best man and Miss Edith Pope was maid of honor. The flower girls were Miss es Mabel Warner and Marion Chat field. The ushers were Messrs Chat field, Irving Sandford, and Atwater Treat. Mrs Irving SandfOrd presided at the organ.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-22
werl .. Re.esy Ter se.nisy.

ANSONIA. Conn. Nov. z2.-Franklin FsrreL seve1ty-eisht years old mil Hoaaire several times over. head of the FsrreI Foundry and Machine company. Is a hard worker in his mill Mir Far rel sets sn example to old gentlemen who have sccumulafed c fortune and gre ioclined to be lurwio1s- His theo- ry is that as Ione ss . man works hard be keeps free from the ills that follow senIIity and toe great ease.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-22
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PARIS. Nov. 22.-Tbe hearing of the case of the creditors of Count Boni de CasteIlane was resumed before the tribunal of first instance. Maitre Jacobson. for M Zeigler. one of the largest creditors. indignantly denied that his client vas c usurer. Counsel asserted that ft had been the practice of the CastelIanes ever since their marriage to appeal to him to ertricste them from financial dificulties.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-22

The best treatment for indigestion and troubles of the stomach Is to rest
 the stomach. It can be rested by a good digestant. Kodol puts the stomach in shape to satisfactorily perform its functions. Good for indl- gestion. sour stomach. fatulcnce, palpitation of the heart and dyspep- sia. Kodol is made in strict conform ity with the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by II. w. Lake, Druggist, Joseph A. Smith. No S26 Bank street, Brooklyn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-22
10 Stamps Free With ths
 Following.

1.box Figs .10c l bottle Courtenay & Co.'S Import
 ed Worcestershire. Sauce 12c 2 ID London Layer Raisins. a ID 12c 3 pkgs None Such Mince Meat. .25c l can A. 6 P. Plum Pudding. i. .2Oc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-22
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CHICAGO. Nov. 23. = Henry Papi. neau was held to the grand jury on the charge of murdering his wife by pouring gasoline on her clothing and setting fire to her. Mrs. Papinealf was badly burned few days ago by a fire which broke out in her home. and at the coroner's inquest the an- swers of Papinesu were SO ursstisfac- tory concerning the cause of the fire that the coroner ordered his arrest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-22

CASCASwEET is a harmless com pound of vegetable extracts that is wonderful in its beneficial effects on the stomachs of babies and children. Recommended and sold by II. w. Lake. Druggist. Joseph A. Smith, No S26 Bank street, Brooklyn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-22

Good for everything a salve is used for. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Get DeWitt's. Sold by H. w. Lake. Druggist, Joseph A. Smith, No 626 Bank street, Brooklyn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-22
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 GAN ANYONE OFFER YOU MORE?

Written guarantee with every ar- ticle we sell or repair. Our wedding rings. diamonds, watches, Is of hon. est value, 1t Is by snapping up bar gains and by having a very small ex- pense that enables me to under.sell all others. l hunt for bargains ansl you get the benefit in low priccs. Cash or credit, the terms are certain. lya within the reach of everyone, give us a call.
Cañon City record., 1906-06-28
REV. Mr.. HUNLEY WILL
BE MARRIED TODAY

Rev. John Bunyan Hunley, pastor
of the Christian church of this city.
and Miss Marion Elvira Jones, whose
accomplishments as vocalist are well
known to the majority of Canon City
people, will be married at Sedalia,
Missouri, at high noon today in the
presence of a large number of guests.
The wedding will take place at the
First Christian church of Sedalia and
will be solemniZed by the pastor of
the congregation, after which a recep-
ton and wedding breakfast will be
held at the home of the brides aunt
Although Rev. Hunley has resided
here less than year he has endeared
himself to the people of Canon City
by those qualities OF head and heart
which lie at the base of friendship
and make men popular among their
associates. He is Southerner by
birth and came to Colorado from Vir
ginia. and the genialty of his dispo-
sition has inspired the belief among
his western friends that he belongs
in the strictest sense to the historic
"F. F. ""
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. ]. Jones of this city but has
spent most of her life in Sedalia
where she is one of the favorites Of
society. She Is possessed of a, re-
markable voice and is one of the most
talented and accomplished vocalists
and musicians in the country. Her
musical education was obtained in
London and Paris. where she studied
under the best instructors to be had.
She is member of the Royal Acad-
emy of Music in London and of various
organizations of similar character
in Paris and other European centers.
Miss Jones' art has not in the least
detracted from those feminine quail
ties and characteristics which evoke
general admiration. She Is deservedly
popular among those who know her
for the sweetness of her disposition
and the genialty OF her temperament,
which has attracted to Her a friend
ship limited only by the circle of her
acquaintance. In coming to Canon
City as the bride of Rev Hunley she
may he sure of.a cordial welcome.
4 reception win be given in honor
OF Rev. Hunley and wife at the Chris
tian church next Monday evening un-
der the auspices OF the ladies of the
congregation. Rev. and Mrs. Hunley
have taken the house of Mrs. A. w.
Duggan. corner of Sixth and Green
Cañon City record., 1906-06-28
Neros Votes

Convicts working on the new coun-
ty road at Brewster, between here and
Florence. last Saturday morning dug
up part Of the skeleton OF a prehis-
toric monster which existed here in
the early ages of the earth's history.
1t is leg bone eight feet long. ten in
ches across In the widest and six in
ches in the narrowest part. 1t was
found in the solid rock where an OPEN
ing was being made for the road. An
effort will be made to locate other
parts of the skeleton.
Rev. ]. B. Cook. former pastor Of
the First NJ. E. church of this city.
but now minister in charge of con-
gregation of that denomination Of
Owego, New York, is spending his an
nual vacation with Canon City friends.
Rev. Cook was accompanied here by
Rev r. II. vose, pastor of the Baptist
church OF Owego. and Fred Emmons
of the same city