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Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-24
65C LinOleums Csc

Heavy cork linoleums in
neat patterns and de-
signs; short lengths:
suitable for small bath
rooms. halls and closets;
worth Csc. On sale Mon
day, 1 to 2 p M, a yard
35c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-24
so Tapestry Portiere Curtains S4.98
$3.50 Corded Curtains SI.9S

Heavy dentelle Arabian curtains,
with plain centers and elaborately
corded border designs; swell cur
tains, worth regularly $3.50. On
sale Monday, third floor, per pair,
$1.9S
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-24
I5C SiIkOIineS 3HC

1000 yards fancy figured
silkolines in oriental
and floral designs; light
and dark colorings;
lengths up to 5 yards;
worth 15c. On sale Mon
day, s to IL, a yard 31ac.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-24
$3.50
Millinery
Only. ............

A new fresh lot of ready-to-wear wo-
mems hats; both large and small
styles; made from good quality straw
in good assortment of colors; well
made and worth in the lot to $3.50. On
sale Monday at csc.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-24
75c Seamless Sheets SOC

Hemmed and hemstitched sheets; size
S1x9O and 72x90; heavy quality free from
dressing; worth 15c. On sale Monday at
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-24
Summer Wash Dress
Goods
Csc Imported Waistings 40c

S5c Imported Waistings ACC
Sheer quality waistings with hand
embroidered dots-all sizes; launder
and wear we'll; worth S5c. On sale
Mon11y. ? yard, 49c.
35c CO!Ored Batiste 29c
Imported batiste in checks and
plaids; will make beautiful waists
and suits; worth 35c. On sale Mon
day, yard, 29c.
Csc Mercerized MulIs l0C
Soft mercerized finish mulls; will
launder well and suitable for general
wear; worth 25c. On sale Monday,
yard, 10c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-24
35c Mems Underwear Csc
$500 Mems Oxfords sI.9S

Gun metal calf oXfords; new
swing lasts; half double cx-
tension soles; blucher style;
worth $500. On sale Monday,
a pair, $1.95.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-24

Heavy reversible kymera art rugs in
special new designs and colors; 9x9
feet size; worth $3.50. Monday, each.
s399.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-24

SZ Couch Covers SI.Z5
Heavy tapestry couch covers in
new stripe effect; so and 60
inches wide and 9 feet long;
fringed all around; worth up to
$500 On sale Monday at SIPS.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-24
Sl.OO Crepe Kimonos 75c

Short cotton crepe kimonos in light
colors with pretty oriental patterns
and designs; ut full and wide; regular
$1.00 value. On sale Monda. at 75c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-07

that the orders of the District Supreme
Court were superior to those OF the super
intendent of the institution. The asylum
authorities had repreached him. Mr.. Poe
said. for being morally responsible for
O'Keefe's release Later on one visit to
see a patient DIR. Hummer had told Poe
that IL was "a h--H of time for him to
come out here" The witness gave some
other instances of alleged discourtesy to-
of the university.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-07

refused to permit the patient oKeefe to
sign the petition for writ of habeus cor
pns, but later. after conference over the
phone with the district attorney, had con-
scented The patient had jury trial and
was adjudged not insane.
There was then considerable trouble about
getting the little bit of money due to
O'Keefe as the authorities refused to enter
on the hospital records the fact that
O'Keefe had been ad1udged not insane UNI
TILL at the suggestion of Chief Justice Ga
baugh. Mr. Poe has notified DIR. White
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-07
Disbursing Clerk Evans.

George w. Evans. chief of the division OF
Dnance and disbursements OF the Interior
Department followed DR.. Magruder He
had disbursed the money for the erection
of the new buildings at ST. Elizabeth and
now had to look over Or. Whites accounts.
Asked by Chairman Olcott as 10 his opinion
of the present financial system at ST. Eliza
beth, Mr.. Evans referred the committee 10
the last four annual reports of the Secre-
tary of the Interior. recommending that a
financial officer be attached 10 the asylum
to handle the funds and make disburse-
ments.
The controller OF the treasury had also
touched on the subject. He didn't think
that il was usual TO have the duties OF a
purchasing officer. ordering officer and dis
bursing officer combined I'm one office. The
Secretary's recommendation had been
made not as the result Of any criticism of
The MANAGEMENT Of the institution but be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-07

tional Automobile Fire Alarm Company one
month in the winter of 1904. He had seen
patients thrown on the floor, stripped and
thrown In the bath tub.
What was wrong about that? asked
Representative Smyser.
Piled the witness.
The witness spoke of another alleged M
stance OF abuse. One patient had been
started up by ATTENDANTS by siappmg,
&c. so that he got to .'fighting himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-07

several cases in connection with the alleged
illegal confinement of soldiers in the asy-
lum, was sworn. He had visited the hospi-
tai to see a patient named O'Keefe and had
been received by DIR. Hummer In very
insoient manner. Together with the pa
tient o'Keefe. DR.. Hummer and Mr. Poe
went TO see DIR. White. It was the first
time White had seen O'Keefe, although the
latter had been d patient in the hospital
for several years. Dr. White had at hrst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-07
BOYS Clothing.

Boys Black Alpaca Coats; AMc
. only sizes .. 10 and II years; 4VC.
: S1.OO sort. eriday............-..-
Continental and Napoleon Hats for
the little fellows. of white piaue, sat
. teen duck also blue duck; An
broken sizes; S1.00 sort. FRI 4lVG.
day. ..................-...
Boys and Children's Broad,orim Saiior
. Straw Hats of me finest grades OF Mhaii
. split straws: sizes q to G7s; all G0&~
. colors in ribbon bands: sold SC@s
. for SEQ and $50. Friday.
Gray and Blue Flannel ~
Johnnie Jones' Hats; broken ZSC.
sizes; soc sort. For Friday.
Lot of Boys Caps, including golf.
Elton. Norfolk, yacht and sailor, In
wooden. worsted. cotton, crash, duck
. imitation patent leather and 6NC
. few straw sailors: 19c. and &c. w.
: grades. Friday for.
! Boys Elton and Sailor Collar Russian
. Belted Suits of washable gingham and
. chambray, in light blue, gray and OK
. blood red; made with boomer On
! pants; sizes } to years; SOC. oOWC.
. and 69c. values. For............
. Boys Fancy Cheviot, Cashmere and
Worsted Suits; two-piece style. coat anu
straight or Knickerbocker pants; light
to l,'I is i years: sold for 800 3 Il nv
and $500 each. Friday for.
. Small lot of Boys Wash Knee Pants
of white pique, duck and natural popilh;
also few pairs of fancy Cheviot ana
Cashmere Pants; broken sizes
; and some are slightly mussed Ms
or soiled Reduced from soc. ZSC.
, to.....-......-.....-....
BOYS Wool Suits In double-breasted
sailor collar sailor and Elton styles, sizes
to II years: in double-breasted stSle'
Elton and Sailor Suit sizes mo
are 3 to 7 years; sold for VOGe
s2oo Friday for............-...
Small lot of Boys Blouses and Waists
in military, Elton and neckband and col
lar attached styles; not all
sizes of each kind: sold for Il d.
o5c, 39c. and 5oc...........-....
Bows Finest Grade Washable SUITS, IN
Ali sorts of colors and patterns ana ma
terial; most of them are the Russian
belted style and a few sailor blouse
style. The Russian style in sizes .. !
and ) years Sailor styles are and Z
wears. One two or three or KIND.
Also a few Plain White Wash
, Suits. All have bloomer NO.
. pants. SOLD UP TO $3.50 VS&e
SUIT..............-....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-07

Then the attendants would stand on and
laugh at the patient. Another time he saw
an attendant jump up and down on a pa
tents ribs, because the latter wouldn't put
on his pants. A doctor. he thought. had APP
proved of the treatment.
Representative Smyser wanted to know II
the witness would go to ct. Elizabeth and
pick out the attendant and the doctor. The
witness didn't think he could do It.
An Attorneys Trouble.
Charles Poe. local attorney, who had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-07
Travelling Goods.

4 Flat-top Canvas-covered Trunks:
strongly made: brass lock: CO M
deep tray and iron bot OZe "
/ Fine Trunk; brass rock and trim
mings; trays: fancy d. Z no
cloth lined; was sl049; sDUeVO
slightly marred. ..........
2 Flat-top Trunks: heavy duck COW
cred: enameled: steel bound; 2 locks;
deep tray, with sole leather @ Il On
strap; size 80 In: worth cDWs OV
1000
10 24-in. Waterproof Suit mR
Cases; made on steel frame: VOC.
worth 81 30. Observation-Disclosures.
cass aot m marstsl gti light s snd ST. 20
durable; worth $50.
% Solid Leather Suit Cases; very light
weight; fancy cloth lined lined, 50 40
WortH $7oV...
8 Extra Fine Cowhide Leather Suit
d ssss'' ali r've.s ssp; slightly sn'Es S. 08
marred; worth $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-07

cause ne wanted things done In the usual
way Mr.. Evans had performed the duties
OF discussing officer for the three months
intervening between the death of DIR. Rich
ardson and the appointment of DR.. White
as his successor. He though such change
as that suggested by Secretary Hitchcock
would relieve DIR. White OF many onerous
duties
Abuse of Patients.
william H. ellsworth of Mt Rainier, Nd.
was called He had worked for the Ma
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-22
ALONG THE WATER 'FRONT.'.
Vessels Coming and Going and Loading at the
Saw Mills

49, -. :, '''' " e'' ~ ''"'o
'
Inc schooner sailor boy is loading at
'he mart" 90" h'i'i ior san Francisco.
The schooner Commerce is at the
West x 5 AIDE mill loading for san Pedro.
The schooner Oceana Vance is loadiro
at the We q >laie mill for san Pedro.
Tie scboop.r Nn,;al 10 -, ~. A,ao.
con 6 Mil ,letnu mill ,o,a;,n 60, Ga,
Francisco
~, ,r - ,o, .,
-, ,,"' '"'eu
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
A NvAs eseossais~.

Mr.. Stingimans antiquated steed
is, to put it mildly, rather thin. As
il to make up for the lack of flesh
on the body, however. the animal
has q head many sizes too large for
it. OF course, people talk about Tat
horse. and Mr.. Stingiman doesn't
like it. The other week, for IN
stance, Stingiman had gone to he
expense Of q new collar for Inc
brute. Ten minutes after delivery
he x.s back at the saddlers with the
collar. -
"You blundering IDIOT" he blurt-
ed out. you've made it too small!
I can't get it over his head"
''Over his hesd!" ejsculated the
aaddler. MAN, it wasn't made 70
60 over his head. Hack him into H."
And Stingiman was quite rude.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
no.s A BANK WAS SAVED.
a caahis~ NTH Nerve sad - lasss Of
couassrfsit 1s~sy.

a caahis~ NTH Nerve sad - lasss Of
csuossrfsit A1s~sy-
''SpsAking of runs on hsnks,
said the veteran story teller, re
minds me of a story l once heard of
q hank that Was on the verge of 60
ing through when a clever scheme of
the cashier saved il from utter ruln-
And the best of the whole thing
was that in saving the hank the
cashier fioated big issue Of eoun-
terfeit money, and the deception
Was never found out Here is how
the thing occurred: Some of the
bank directors and some of It's OIL
GERS had been dabbling in stocks.
The crash came. and when it did
some of the banks officials got their
fingers jammed. 1t looked to be all
up with the bank. The run began,
and it seemed as if the old bank
would have to close its doors for
ever. 1t happened that the cashier
had u brother who was a secret sery-
ice man. This brother had lea a
raid on a counterfeiters' den several
days before and had secured thou
sands of dollars worth of paper
money, which represented some of
the most beautifully executed coun-
terfeits ever seen in that territory.
He had placed in the bank box used
by himself and brother this money,
which he was holding as evidence.
The cashier thought of this and
brought it into play. Figuring that
all the depositors who had large
amounts of money in the bank
would return it 10 the institution
after the rush was over, he paid all
the claims of the big depositors with
this class of money. keeping = rec
ord Of those to whom counterfeit
money Was given. The bills were of
large denomination. No one tried
to change any of them. This mon
ey saved the day, and the run on
the bank ceased when it Was seen
that all depositors were being paid,
When it was all over the cashier
went up to the men to whom he had
paid counterfeit money and succeed
ed in getting them to again become
depositors. In that way he succeed
ed in again getting possession OF all
the issue and within week had re-
stored every one of the big counter
felt bills to its place in his and his
brothers bank box. Only the pres
ident. vice president and cashier Of
this hank ever learned Of the man
ner in which the institution was
saved" New Orleans Times-Demo-
crat.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
erestess Of Al he~.p.pess-

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The Twice-a-Week issue of the
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La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
A Modern oieesoes.

A man had quarrel with his wife
which led to breach Of the peace.
The woman took her revenge BY re-
fusing to speak to him for several
DAYS. The husband, who was good
nstured enough when not excited,
could not bear this protracted ST.
lence any longer and thought 1t a
way to break the spell. One after
noon he lighted . candle, stuck it in
lantern and while his wife was
sitting in the room busily sewing he
began to look under the table, the
chairs, etc, AS though he had lost
something. At this the wife could
not help laughing, and she asked
him:
"What are you looking for!"
Delighted At having gained his
point. he cheerfully replied:
Il was looking for your tongue"
From the German.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
ApOsNsisss.

A. . Holly minister was about to
hegin his SERMON Sunday morning,
- wa suddenly seized with a severe
he0orrhaGe at the nOee. and was un-
abse to cheek the flow Of blood.
With his handkerchief to his nose.
he aruse in the pulpit and said:
Brethren and sisters. have a
severe nose-bleed. and will ask you
To exeuae me for \ few moments
while ! attempt to check it. will b.
est Of the room for perhaps five
asiaut.. and during that time
pssase sing something to keep up
tlse spirit ef the meeting"
There was . brief silence. and
then . ripple Of laughter ran around
the church ~ an old deacon rose up
in his seat and began to sing in a
sonor0Os tone:
There is . Fountain Filled With
Dl0sa."
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
lNDlCESfl0N's RECORD

"rhe best remedy can prescribe for your in
digestion madam, Is Greens August Flower.
IEpov OF several other ply ysicians who pre-
scribe IT regularly"
Indigestion is making an awful record
As cause of sudden deaths. II is beat
ing heart failure in its ghastly harvest.
You read in the papers daily Of appar-
emily healthy and even robust men being
suddenly attacked with acute indigestion
after enjoying hearty meal, and of their
dying in MANY cases before a physician
could be called in.
This should be warning TO you who
suffer with regular or periodical attacks
u indigestion. II these unfortunate vic
tins of acute indigestion had taken a
snail dose Of Creen's August Flower be-
fcre or after their meals they would not
have fallen prey TO such sudden seizures.
August Flower prevents indigestion by
reating govi digestion. II talsoregulates
he liver. y.Irifies the blood and tones up
the entire system in a natural way.
Two sizes, ,se and 7sc. All druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
OmoO - ssss ~.

Twenty-aine candidates were in
itistsd into the mysteries Of Eagle
d~n IN thS city last Wednesday by
L. Junta Aerie. No. 146. Fraternal
Order Il Eag3es' most Of the new
asmhsss being from Lamar. The
Iocal Ioige INV has . membership
e sssr 10O, aad the day marked a
new efa h tle history Of EAgiexium in
DE Aslamn Halb<y. Nearly twelve
hsuW v9e Veqsired TO initiate the
NV Resabess. ~ early start being
made in tie afternoon. and the fes-
tivitia eiossd With . hanquet at the
- 36a suuenusant abo1t the mid
uuhe hsur. he NV members are
- fu1Dsus. n A. Arlington. Charles
Klise. Den Warren. FFxnk Cook, r.
r nut0, Csssge 1GeAFiRg. G. w.
Wel1lbssR. ~. r. +. BuFvlett. r. r.
neArine. C. H. Taylor, n. StrDuer,
70. van. +. ?. Msr. Z. G. H.w-
kim, ". Z St1a. n d. Mare. r.
-. C. 3. Truax, r. II Fri.Aee,
- e 1a@F. n. C. n. EastAiag,
G. DUegx. A. c. CsFsy, 81 Il Jumta-
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
J.A.es. cA.~,s,s..'. o.essr.

A typical old French canadian
''hsbitsnt" named Champagne and
well known familiarly ~ Johnnie
Champagne" lived in Haverhlll
sswe years ago. One morning ne
entered the grocery sVsre where he
usually traded and in rAPsn-e to the
pleasant greeting of the proprietor
delivered himself Of the fellowing:
"Aornin' b gosh dsrn- See here,
for vot you charge NY vile for two
pound Of butter vet she nsver g9t?
Ha gssh, dst's darn Psor butter
too. Boston Herald
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
eiAcArds for Sale

Placards are for sale at the
TRIBUNE office. al the rate of five
cents each. which read as follows:
For Sale
Lodging.
For Rent.
Boarding.
No Credit
Bill of Sale.
No Smoking.
Dressmaking.
Rooms for Rent.
No Minors Allowed.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
1. js.as -esss sssssss es~ss"y.

The In Junta Cold Storage Com
peny is the latest enterprise in
sugursted in this city. The plant
win be located near the la Junta
Canning FactOry and four carloads
Of material were unloaded on the
ate yesterday. The Ration Ice
Company will establish cold storage
plants at La Junta. Rocky Ford.
Lamar. Las Animas and Syracuse.
Kan, and c. W. Wonderly will be
the manager Of the local plant. The
Company will erect an ice house
sOxl5O feet in dimensions in this
city. and work will be commenced at
e0ce.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
esas - . esssss~ss.

A young man who had been
brought up to use finger bowls and
whO always wished to do the right
thing even II il hurt him was intro
dsced to q lively girl at dance one
night. She steered him to the con-
servatory. where they sat for an
hour. He asked her only one ques-
tioa-if she liked gold fish? She
said no-that she preferred Holsters.
Neral: Onceagentleman- always
a damn oOl.-Sea Fables.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
0sv sssssss ,s Sssssssg css Ssrvses


On Sunday. December 18th. the
Denver 4 Rio Grande railroad in
auGuEated . daily line of standard
snd tourist sleeping cars between
Denver and Los Angeles in connec-
ton with the new Clark road. Both
cars viii Deave Denver daily at 9:3O
.. m. and arrive in Salt Lake City at
las p. m. the next day. At this
psint TIE cars will be held over un-
Ill niAaight. thus allowing through
pnsaOess the privilege Of = stop
ssW a ~ houn and . half in Salt
Lie City. EAst hound. there cars
viii leeve Las Angeles at p. m.
md arrive in Salt Lake City at $50
.. m. the second morning. There
they remain over until 3:5O p. m.
and reach Denver at AID O'Clock the
fs,lswing afternoon. This stop-over
st Deaver 0f the regular line Of
sleeping cars prosuisar to be m at
tYaetive feature for trans-continen-
t.l travesers.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
ceims In OoUesa.

Judge-You ssy the prisoner he'd
you up on the c0aDsa. What were
hn enact vosAs to yeus
Comp&DinaaA-he s.iA, Il an
cs0pened - ssqssst yea 10 kindly
ssesste ys1 4gianl estssoieiee-
JuAD-friss.ss, yeu 80 s.ntene-
Cd to sir Doaths for highUUy rob
lar saA - t~ssty ynD fer split
~ - 11misiva -Ds1o Tssa-
scfP&
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
vses.s..s Nan osssessis..

The WssAmssn Of the World are
mAkiag preparations to dedicate
tiseir new hall in the Draper block
on February 5th. On the 18th they
will initiste = class Of forty new
members.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
GNso SeA1a-

Helm 4 NcDeaAA sold William
Fiseus' forty eight .cre tract four
miles west Of La Junta yesterday.
The Consideration was &, ,690.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
Ousssss' OOssaeL

~a1sGA0s' 0ssting. in e1aoec-
si00tah - ~. c. z. u, ~M u
~ = - Asehsdist paswa1Ue.
~ IN. 0sRrsR, q Tue~1U. ~
@y IN. = > s'e,oek A.ep. A
R1gy00e fse sAe occasi1 has
heea ssy1neea - feDoWs:
HyHn-
DgvseisanlRnssuR. Nh. z Phillips
A~. ''hutay"- Ma c. u. oS6ins
0~. ''16sAuav u Esfie O.
d1 Nm. Rtuey
01--
NoQR, ''0DuEeD - HetuFvs =
0eibs0<r.-... .un. nsrkWeIl
Dcuuta.
- - - inokguuou6 = a. 0b-
- - msifl1b ususi - - SsW-
euL~ssfa1k - 1suauRs assAsn.
- bin6 - 6umi@
~ 0uAu1v. 0Ans1n.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
Aoosaoas ossies.

From this date we will buy and
pay the highest price for anything
in the line Of secondhand goods.
TeiephOae Black Alb.
LEVY FURNITURE House.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27

o. Sunday the following subjects
~ be tssssrA ~ the pastor. Morn
~. 'Te Heritage Through Christ
~ Cur Attitude Toward It," and
in the evening Yoke Youth" A
sermon to the young.
The Sunday school meets at 9:45 =.
~ anA the pastor has the class a
ysaanR msn. This class invites I'll
yosng men To visit it: and. il 70
nsssd. to join 1t.
N ysuag psspae's sciety msets
aes:l6 ?. N. Young nsen and wO-
mea Win And this eoed service "a
0ttend.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27

Psseor Biuhm Wili prech in the
aorsiag On "A shortage Of Anu
nitisa." EseainG. The Heariag
hs." Nid-wssk ssrviee II the
SmiAsnpe ef Mn. Shvll. casoss
0n1Da - 7th street. "Wednesday.
73op. -.
~ yssusaf With twelve Msasha
0Wuset ~ Ssssettiag ttsat to-aight
Cd. Gessye ". Hain viii entertain
'1Ae New Woman" 1t tise opesn
ho1ss to-aight. Is worth Of fun for
20 csats. The great Kentucky ora
tos deserves . packed house. Cur
taias siD - go p. -.
- Nsua61 WtN aA6su8 else Mis-
annsy Sseisey - the ksoeuf I'm.
0@v. DsW1av. 3 p. a.. ssd H.
Snu1V SeAooi Teoe1ses assd ol1cerz
- - 1lsnse Moeday. 7:0 p. N.
An cslse.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
a.shsaan. -. =. .. csAAsss..

Nao and sermon every Sunday.
sDeDt 6sst, At l0a- N.
O Ant Sunday Of each month
R0A inGxuction II 8 .. m.
SsaAAy Sslsoa II 3p. m.
Bseaing services at 7:30 O'clsck
ezpept second Sunday of month: also
% frst Friday for Sacred Heart
League.
Cnfesions every Saturday. ex-
ospG tie third.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27

Prsaehiag BY the pastor ~ II ..
n.anA TO p m Topic fer The
msuiag asSmnn is. Why We Cse
o. - Rnlns in RRaise-" In the
S.sainR, 'Yhe New Life" 6hls
School at 10 u m. Christian En-
onnyor $50. All are made welcome
u my q these services
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27
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Sunday School 10 n m. Morning
Runrer ana Sermon II o'cbock. Even
- Payer and Sermon 7.3S- AL are
vs1ssme.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-27

lsAseust - a1tsaaanee = TIE
aviwel nsseiag continues fse assi
Getus - alonst psssuaasd. Sob-
~ ~ Saturday nisAt. ''Eseesiag
0wise's Kingaosn. /" Subject for San-
duv at n .. m. How to Hold Out
EnitAful. This sermon Is for The
NV nsmbers. Let aiI be present.
Sahjsct for Sunday night. Where
W0i 6pead Eternity"
Bible school at 10 .. N. nse
school is growing rapidly and COL
Iections dos6ssd. Come one and al
- jsja n sur school work. Chris-
tiR Hs1eavor st go md Det I'll
t,ut em come 10 our Endeavor SER
vice, but all new members epeeiaily.
4 Wafn WeScome 70 al.