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La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01
PLANT PECUulARiTIES.

No plant will produce flowers unless
there is iron in the soil In which IL
grows.
All plants are provided with flowers,
though sometimes these are so small
and SO hidden as to escape notice.
The bleeding heart, according to an
eastern legend. originated in the drops
Of blood which fell from Christ's side Mt
the crucifixion.
Every flower that has a perfume ut
all secretes volatile oil, the evspora-
ton of which constitutes the peculiar
osior characteristic Of the blossom.
The smallest flower known to the
botanist is said to be that Of the yeast
plant. II Is microscopic In size and IL
said Il he only e-hundredth OF mil
limeter in diameter
According to the poetical idea Of Ca
tullus. the rose was once white. but
blushed red and remaiLed so out Of
shame for allowing its thorns to infiict
a wound on the feet Of Venus.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01
rs~s.G . Du.s sssrw.

II IL forty miles to Agra. twenty Of
them over rough country tracks As
we leave the town we pass a small
temple where a Brahman priest Is
washing himself In the sun. He is an
Old man and the last left TO IooS afte~
the temple. which he will not shut up
or desert. be the plague or famine ever
50 bad We say a few words to hiD
md leave small present for the TEN
pie and begin to traverse the drearv
track that lies ahead During the con
versation three Of the great pillars Of
bot air and dust have amalgamated
An Indian dust storm is upon Us. Sud
denly the sky grows dark How tire
bot wind roars over the parchei plain.
The sun is ot~curei by a dense haze
Of heat and dust Darker and darker
grows the sky. while a mighty wind
seems 20 snatch the very ground frum
under ones feet unfil all Is list IN q
very hurrioane Of bot hrn.3inx choA-
lnG d1st that hi<3es the de>o,afe scene
around blottiaG oct both the Sreary
trsck On which we are travelling aDe
the last grin herrors of Iaxsnfr-Y,ca-
1sa Glcee-
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01

NO such person and called ON Q
swarthy devi. may-care young fellow
who lounged close by TO confirm her In
what she SAID
NO" he reiterated. mo Jan II
here
1t was useless to argue, and Clayton
turned homeward with feeling OF de-
feat. when, perched on a fence near
where he had first seen her. he espied
Jan.
i've been to find you at the camp"
he said. 'and they told me there was
no such person.
''They told you that" She threw
oack her head. and her brown throat
shook with laughter.
And there was young fellow there
who looked as il he would like to muir
der me-"
You mean Zingare? He is terribly
jealous. The least thing puts him in a
passion. That is why he pretended not
to know where l WAS
And where were your
"Out In the woods at the edge of the
hill to see the sunrise. 1t was like
campfire burning behind the trees"
She was as voluble as she had been
reticent before. and. vaulting up on the
fence beside her. Clayton sat and talk
ed till noon.
II was only when he reached his
farmhouse that he remembered that
he had meant to ask her about his fu-
ture. and she had bewitched him so
that he had forgotten 1t. The next two
days 1t rained. and on the third he
found the gypsy camp deserted. A
charred spot marked the place where
their fires had been, and that was all.
\ They had vanished as silently as they
had come.
/ And no one seemed TO know what
trail had been taken. Clayton was dis
appointed to the verge OF moodiness.
| Try as he would. he could not drive
Jan from his thoughts. Now he pictur-
ed her walking down the road. erect
and graceful: now he fancied her
crouchng by the fire at night and
probably with Zingare opposite. a
thought which made him grind his
teeth. Again and again Miss Alyard
passed him In her high red cart. but he
would not so much as turn to look.
I
I world compared to what he had lostf
In u crisp twilight ~ he wandered
down the road some one stole up be
hind him and touched his arm.
"Jan!' he cried joyfully. ITS you!
Where have you beeni I've searched
and searched. Perhaps"-he frowned-
perhaps you and Zingare''-
''Zlngare!'' Her voice was full OF
scorn.
you do not love hlmr
"Nor' contemptuously.
''Then. Jan. will you marry me?"
II. a gypsy? But your people-your
friends
"Confound my friends! I love your
Even IL you ind that I've deceived
you as only some gypsies know how TO
deceive? AT first. when you mistook
me In my Hungarian walking costume.
II was a joke-telling your fortune and
then driving past you afterward-nnd
then ! meant TO tell you ! was Clorinda
Alyard and I couldn't couldn't be-
cause wanted TO see II you'd care for
me and not for anything else. And
you do love mey'' II was the girl and
not the helress who spoke.
"Morc than my life." said Clayton.
They are called the eccentric Clay
tons, because people sometimes meet
them In the woods. walking together.
hand In hand. laughing like children.
she In curious red and yellow cos
tune and he In n blue flannel suit de-
cidedly the worse for wear.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01
p.y rr.-,r-. rr.-.,,,,

Those who carry life Insurance poll
cirs should be careful TO see that the
in this Important matter has caused
policies to lie forfeited II Is best TO
pay premiums few days before they
are due On Tie final day the policy
holder may forget il OF he called away.
as many things can happen to cause
neglect Of payment-Nashville Amer
lean
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01
soms noae local nsn..

Trade with H. G. Todd.
Ask for Dunkin's bread.
Smoke ia Junta's Best" Sold
by all dealers.
Thompson can save you money on
household goods.
Pickhart's hand painted china at
Fisher & Larsen's.
Thompson has q fine new line Of
goods: just IN; price them.
New invoice Of cut glass and hand
painted china at Thompson's.
For Reimbursement, 25xsO. In
quire at Singer Sewing Machine
Company.
Lutte s. Gee. the furniture man.
sports new delivery wagon-one Of
the finest in the burg.
Engineer w. T. Ready is now on
the stub run between La Junta and
Dodge City. on Nos. $50 and $40.
Go to H. H. Clark for fire insur-
ance, surety bonds or burglary in
surance. He is agent for the
National Surety Company.
One bank at La Junta cashed SILL
600 in Santa Fe checks recently.
That is certainly going some. for q
small burg. Sun.
]. T. Hosea. who has been manager
Of the Postal Telegraph Company q
office in this city for the past two
years or more. has been transferred
to La Junta.-Raton Reporter.
The stork made a pilgrimage to
the home Of A. v. Addy last Friday,
and the census returns ought to show
an increase in the population Of one
for that day-a fine large boy.
The Investigation" of the col
lision between Nos. 5 ank 6 on Hilton
Hill last week, resulted in Engineer
Byland. of train No. 5, being dis
charged from the service of tn e
Santa Fe.
The finest display of handpainted
china ever shown in La Junta is on
exhibition at the store of F.. M.
Stark & Co. All of the latest de-
signs in chinaware. other than hand
painted. have also just been received.
For Sale or Rent-Twelve acres in
North La Junta. with twenty shares
Of Fort Lyon Canal stock; fenced;
good water; new four room frame
cottage. Address Sol Bergerman.
Fifth and Main street. Pueblo. Colo.
c. c. Weatherby arrived home last
Saturday from San Diego, Calf. 4,
where he has been located with his
family during the past six months.
Mrs. weatherby and son. Harold,
will remain in California for the
winter.
Through local train service will be
established on the New Mexico and
Eastern railway. which = commonly
known as the Belen cutoff, " and
is part Of the Atchison. Topeka &
Santa Fe railway, about the first of
January.
Rev. E. W. Work. pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church of Colo
rsdo Springs, who . month ago was
tendered the presidency Of the Pres
hgterian College TO be established in
Denver. has decided not to accept
tie position and will remain in Colo
rsdo Springs.
Upon the recommendatioa Of Sur
Geon- General p II. Rixey Of the
United States navy, the president
kas ordered that the military reser-
vation 1t old Fort Lyon, Colo. be
tanned over to the navy for use - .
senisarium for tubere.sssis p.sienes
q tie Trvice- The reservation
'csnprxes about y15 .cres aud- has
ea il nun6ef r buildi1rs which.
With only slight repairs. may be
usi6ssd - she Outset fsrl slis psr-
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01
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"A dog said meandering Mike. is
one o. the few animals datn foIler a
man
rlolding rete seemed to co-~i.ser
his statement for a moment. says he
Washington star. and then answered,
THAT'S 50. One was feile-fng me
Yesterday 80 fast I could hardly keep
ahead of hfn.-
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-01
as-s.. ~. w~.ss~~

This is swfuEls sticky weather-
DO ysu eaf u se-
Tea BIB - stnck me fR sno<ber
tve this morninG F1nan
rsealeR
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
RELIEF FOR 100000
Must Be Kept Up Without interruption
Wires MIR. Hartman.

New York. April Is. +. II. Hartman
sent The following message from oak
land. Cal. 70 thn offices nf the rail-
road company i'll this city today:
Having son" over the situation in
san Francisco. | am deeply impressed
with the necessity of uninterrupted
forwarding of fooIatUlts with which to
feed the 200,000 homeless people. The
situation is we'll organized and thu
United States quartermastcr's depart
mcnt is receiving and distributing
through its channels and through the
various local relief associations all sup
plies as fast as they arrive, but the
fact should be made public III all quar-
ters that il will require continued cf-
tarlS on the part OF everyone to Keep
supplies coming. The railroads are, of
course, handling all such supplies
without charge and the people must re-
spond to calls for relief"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
AID FROM BAY STATE.
Massachusetts, Raises Another 100000
Besides Merchandise.

Boston. April .3.-Today'S response
nv the citizens of Massachusetts Il
California; cry for help. was more than
100000 in cash subscriptions and con
siderable merchandise. including ICE
Taunton stoves. which are now on
their way across the continent The
governor had a quantity Of militia tents
all ready for shipment when word was
received from the war department al
Washington that there was sufficient
tentage in San Francisco. although il
was stated that possibly the city OF
Oakland might need them.
Tonight Gov. Guild and Mayor Fitz-
gerald received z joint telegram oi
thanks from Coy. Pardcc Of California
but n the same time giving inccntiv.
to additional efforts by stating tial
2000a ,uplc were homeless. dcstitut,
ana would reed aid until they cuuiU
help themselves.
The total subscriptions to the Mus<;-
Chusctts fund crossed the four hundred
thousand dollar mark during The ,iuy
and with numerous subscriptions of al
independent nature it is believed thai
the states contribution will reach ST.,
co0,Ce0 bv the end of the week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
THE EARTHQUAKE.
CONTINUED from Page Two.)

it's dynamo plants and duplex instru-
ments in this city.
Grand Master Motley II. Flint of the
Grand Lodge of California, +. and A
NJ, has received n total of S11..50 from
Masonic bodies for the relief of GlS-
tressed members of the order.
That the chances of an epldehht'
breaking out among the refugees ihs'S
be lesscned, Gov. PaTdee Sunday nisht
issued an order that all large camps pe
broken up and separated into siiaii
communities as soon as possible. r-
The governor has received lnessds'
from sec. Of tho interior Hitchcock o.
fcring to care for 300 of California > N
sane patients at the st. EllzaDeth
hospital. Washington. d. G. ~.
Gen. Funston has notified Cow gar
dee that the prisoners who were rusAc,'
from San Francisco to Aicatra" lSihI"'
q government fortress in san Francesca
bay. at the outbreak of the nre. must
be Immediately removed from the is
land on account of the lack OF water
and crowed conditions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
GOOD CRAFTSMANSHIP.
Remarkable Improvement of Gunners
in Uncle Sans Navy.

| Washington. April 2&-Thc record
| mad by Lieut.. Brady's gun crew un
| the Pennsylvania III hitting the target
| distant 200 Yards. seventeen times i'm
| Il minute and Il half. while the ship
| WIS tlYing along at a ten-knot gait.
| was naturally a source Of qualification
| t. naval mrn here. Fine as WAS that
| performance. it is sid that there art.
many others fiji to be written down
| with il. But fnr prudential reasons tnr
| Navy Department has adopted thu
| policy Of keeping these records seer;
| as far IS possible. 50 it is not d"rInojl
| aIvis;thlc to l"t tho world know ho.y
the Pennsylvania record with ,iN-
inch gun compares with tn" shouting
on other ships.
Uc',"ver. ON one point the officers "f
/ exp ieIIrc here are agr"e1 and that j..
| that this magnificent ShootinE "t
| United States hmcilck"ts is du" i'm
| great part tu IL" men themselves. II
IS admitted that the great Improvement
| in ~ guns turned out AZ tn, WnShing-
| ION navy yard mas much To dn With th,,
| Improvement i'll tn" target practir.,.
| hit, after all the painStaliuC trainiul,
| thrWuGh Which the GuHners ar' being
rut i believed tu he tie secret w
| success. That training can lie hal
| only hy the expenditure Of ammunition
| in artual practice. Though useful il a
degree. dummy practice cannot rcrla""
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,nrrn,cb u. aa,.jnnmnnt II
ti'.r,tiraI b"rscrowc, II the persnI, u,
TINT rartirnlar sailor. More"ver. IL
did ~; onIv HIT the shell from the
deck lut throw if bodily three feet into
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
SHOCKS IN OREGON,
Serious Disturbances in Many Sec
tions, But No Serious Damaue.

Portland. Ore. April GA special
tn the Oregonian from Glendale, ore,
says:
An earthquake shock was felt here
at Ill O'Clock this morning. The
shock was sufficiently severe TO shake
buildings and shake china in closets.
y dispatch to the oregonian from
Grants Pass. Ore, says ut II minutes
past | o'clock this morning an earth
quake shock was felt. accompanied by
a rumbling noise which was plainly
audible. Nearly everyone in town was
awakened. Furniture was moved in
IN" houses and several windows were
cracked but no serious damage WAS
done. The shock lasted for l. or 20
seconds and it's course apparently was
from east to west
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
WILL GIVE 100000.
Connecticut Will Do Her Share to Aid
Unforeunates.

New Haven. Ct. April c3.-Reports from
all over IN" st;ttc indicate that Cnnpecti-
cut will contribute sloo,Ono toward the re-
lief CT the needy Of San Francisco. I,
large part Of this sum having already
been raised. Quick and liberal response,
have been made ut the call OF the cIerc,-
and others undertaking to raise money
for the sufferers. and all the cities of tro
state and many towns have given their
share toward the cause
The Red Cross has a large sum on hand
aud during the week VII forward its con
trihution to the national treasurer OF tn,
society. Hartford and New Britain AMI
this city are the largest contributors tn
the general fund. about 5000 being rails
cd by the three cities
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
Not Under Martial Law.

san Francisco. April 2S.-Sau Fran
cisco is not under martial law ana has
not been during the prescott disaster.
There has been Il general misundcr-
standing among the troops themselves.
The report that Mayor ,Schrnitz is at
the head of all patrofling and is mere
~ assisted by the troops has been Off
ctatly confirmed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
AID FROM MAINE.
Auburn and Lewiston Have Already
Subscribed Over a Thousand Dollars.

Lewiston. Me. April 23.-The relief
fund for the sufferers i'll the stricken
districts of California continues to
grow in Lewiston and Auburn, the
total amount subscribed in these cities
to date being S1003.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
PIenty of Food Arrivinn.

washington, Aprfi aa.-Commissary
,,s.n, .,,rai Sharre tonight received i dis
ralcn ,s from Major Kraiithor 1T san
t aallr'Sco reporting that he has con-
.eu i with the relief committees to-
s ana that il is their opinion ~ weu
- ..s,. ms that further rations from tha
government will not he rann;rs1 T. '''-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
Bangor Raises Nearly $4,000.

Bangor, Me. April 23.-Bangor's S
fund for the relief Of the San Fran
cisco sufferers was swclled to $5612
this afternoon and the committee ex-
poets to have over $4,000 before Tues
day. Employees in stores and factories
are starting papers to help swell the
fund.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
Scwalls of Bath Send $1,000.

Bath. Me. April 23.--Arthur Scwall
& co. shipbuilders. today telcgraphod
$1,000 to their san Francisco agents to
be used for the suffering ANA needy
Of san Francisco as tie agents think
advisable.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24

Consul General Santos Elias Santos IS
missing. The report vas sent in by
the consul's secretary. who says Mr..
Santos has not been seen by friends
since the earthquake.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24

emerge n,m Congress i'll that shape it
will mean HAT MAYA! target practice
must y" !, iucrd IN Xix" proportion Win
d p"nbahIc loss "t efficiency Oh the part
Of the GuL.l"rs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
snarp Shock Las, Ev.,;,.

sh.rn i..,. iailclsco. Cal. April GA
a, ~ % s's. ehquake shock was felt here
~ 'suo: 80 O'Clock tonight. 1t LASTED abor,
- 80 seconds No damage has been re.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
ASTHMA

We do not hold out any false hopes to
asthma sufferers by ci3imin- 10 cure ev-
cry case. but we do claim that Ballard s
Golden Oil Will cure most cases and af-
ford quick and sure relief to all sufferers.
At all dealers. &c. and 50c Manufac-
tured by Ballard's Golden on Co. ola
Town, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
sJust Yas Good"
Paint

2 You never hear of paint better than
Pure White Lead and Pure Linseed On.
"Just as good" is what they say. Pure
White Lead and Pure -Iinseed Oii are
acknowledged to be the standard by which
all paints are measured.
The skillful painter invariably prefers TO
use II. and mir it himself He knows that
his business reputation is best built by the
use of that paint which will give 20" the
most satisfactory results:
He knows Pure Whi.eJead wears evenly,
and when ground in Pure yLinsecd OH has
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
BULLETINS.

san Francisco, April .3.-Thc fire
which seemed To have died out yeStrr-
day. broke out with renewed Vigor in
the coal bunkcrS north of the ferry
building shortly after midnight. The
fire reached theS" bunkcrS saturday but
was apparently checked after Il hard
fight. although the blaze Stuhbornly re
sisted all efforts of the fircmcn to cX-
tinGuiSh it. Unless the flames can be
subducd there is grave danger that
they will cat their way across to the
docks north of the ferry building and
reach this great structure. Early this
morning the fire WAS burning hcrtrly.
Washington. April 23.-rhe war de-
partmrnt received Il telegram from
Gen. Funston. requesting that all sup
| plies he addressed t. the depot quarter
| master. san Francisco. To he delivered
at The Folsom street wharf.
Berlin. April 23.-A large number Of
| Americans took place at the embassy
| here today. Charge D'Aiiaircs Dodge.
! in the absence Of Ambassador Tower.
| pressing sympathy with the sufferers;
| from the san Francisco disaster were
adopted and q committee consisting OF
Mr.. Dodge. Third Secretary O'sShlugh-
| messy. Consul General Thatkdr;t. F.
| HcssrnhcrS. vice president of the
American Association of Commerce and
Trade of Berlin: Dr.. Honan and Rev.
| Clapp, was designated tn take sub
| criptionS from Americans
| New York. April .3.-Tclegraphic
| transfers 10y the sub-trcasury To san
| Francisco in the first hour today az
gregated $sO0,000. This sum will be
| largely added to by the cnd Of tile day.
New York, Arril 2$.-Mayor McClel-
Ian today received this telegram from
| Mayor Schmitz Of san Francisco:
How many architects and architect
ural draughtsmen can you furnish us ?
| How quickly can they leave for san
| Francisco"
Mayor Mcclellan suggested that all
architects and architectural draughts-
mon vino are in Il position to do any
| thing for san Francisco send their
names at once to the permanent sccrc-
tary to the city relief committee. Ar
| rangenentS We're made by the officers
| ol N" ken tioSS 70 open stores IN THIS
city g receiv" supplies for the san
Francisco sufferers.
| New Bedford. Mass, April a3-Man-
aEcr Canavan Of the New Bedford
baseball club shows his interest in the
san Francisco sufferers in the follow
ing dispatch. which was sent this
morning 70 President Murnanc Of the
New ENGLAND League:
New I'''f"rd. .AnriI -, T. II. Mur-
nanr, President. Would suggest that
E"u SGT act" for al Now t.nElanl
L"aEtl' 'l1h, 1" play for san Fran. i,,.u
SuGtt.crS
| t%ignrD ~. +. CANANAN.
| Y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24

Chicago, April -3.-Qnc hundred rhysi-
clans. surgeons ana trained nurses lrft
tonight over tho Chicago x Northwestern
Railroad for san Francisco. The party
is under the direction Of the American
White Cross First Aid Assn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24

Lowell, Mass April 23.- Mayor Casey
today forwarded to Coy. Guild 4 chcc,,
for $ln.0o0 rs Inwcll's first insi lllncnt
towards tho relief. The total of sub
scriptinns for the city has now reached
$1,000 and bids fair to so as high as SO
nol.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24

greater elasticity and
adhesive force than
any other paint
known.
He knows, too, that
the. best results are
obtained only when
the paint is mixed
with special reference
to the surface to be
painted.
To make sure oi
the best White Lead L
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
eeuadorean Consul General m;s.

oakland. Cal, April aS.-Gov. par5ao
TO-DAY received word that Ecuaao.,ae,, :,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24

N"y York, April 23.-Jacoh II. SchT
Treasurer Of the committee appointed lay
Mayor Mcclellan To receive cnntrihutior.
for the relief Of sufferers bv the Suu
Francisco disaster. reported today n
grand total Of contributions Of S;al.n>2. T.
a call was SORT ont by Tammany HllI
today requesting each Of the af assembly
district organizations t" contribute $50 10
the San Franciscn r,licf fund.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24

Cheyenne, Wyo., April 23.-One of
tn" ears in th" government relief train
took fire near trCSton. Wyu., this
morning ami cousi lcrahlc damage WAS
done to the contents Of the ear.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24

Chicago. April 23.-There is no rea-
sonahle limit on the amount of money
which the national government is ready
to transfer TO San Francisco to be
available for rebuilding the city. The
foregoing statement was made TODAY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-24
by Sec. Of the Treasury Shaw. who Is
in Chicago on private business.

Washington. April 23.-The scismo-
graph cf the weather bureau recorded
very feeble earthquake shock begin
ming at 4.25 4. NJ. of April 23-and last
ing until after o'clock. The strongest
patti, of the disturbance occurred from
about 4.29 to 4.32 ~ NJ.
This disturbance WAS very feeble as
compared with tine records of the great
carthqutk" at san Francisco.
Washington. April 2S.-Sccretary
Shaw has given directions that $l3'-
o0O,00O of public money be distrlbutel
among IN" national banks or san
francisco ana immediate ViclhitH
which include Oakland. as soon as the
banks furnish satisfactory security.
Ogden, Utah, April 23.-SiX hundred
and forty four refugees reached ogden
today They are being fed by the local
relief committees. The people arriving
today apparently were driven frorn
their homes without time To property
clolhe themselves. Some are hatlcsS
and coatleSS ana others are garhcd in
misfits donated by the relief commit
tee between Oakland and ogden. They
all hay" the same story of horror to
relate and their only desire is to get
rs far away from the scenes of their
misfortun"s as possible. Nearly all the
refugees ON this train are bound for
Chicago
The second triinload Of san Fran
cisco refugees Gf over 400 persons ar
rived tonight ana were fed by the re-
lief committees