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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

George Q. Connor, the well known
Camden newspaper man, who had
charge of the islands correspon-
dence last summer, has accepted posi-
tion with the Wildwood Ocean Pier
as advertising manager. Mr.. Connor
will have complete charge of every
thing relating to this most important
department of conducting large pier.
One of Connor's first enterprising
moves is the issuing of the "Ocean Pier
News" weekly sheet of more than
usual value, which was freely distrib-
uted for the first this week. Mr..
Connor's ability as newspaper man
assures that the editing of this newsy
paper will be done right and in an en-
terprising manner.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05
His Advertising Bill.

"I figure that advertising costs me a
couple Of thousand dollars year more
than can Afford
"What are you talking about? You
don't advertise"
mo, but the department stores do.
and my wife has the bargain habit
Philadelphia Press.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05
Puns.

1--WE don't like the milk we get in
Cannes" said the millionaire who was
spending the winter abroad.
''Then why not have some shipped
from Cowesr' inquired the near hu-
morist. with a hoarse laugh.-Louis-
vile Courier-Journal.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05
A Difficulty.

Mistress - Why don't you boil the
eggsf Cook-Sure. I've no clock In
the kitchen to go byl Mistress-Oh.
yes; you have! Cook-What good Is 1T
It's ten minutes fast.-Philadeiphia In
quirer. .s
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

Remember this-that very little Is
needed to make happy life.-Marcus
Aurelius.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

One learns taciturnity best among
,people who have none and loquactty
among the tacitmn. Richter.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

The opening play at "Blaker'sp this
season will be 1.-THE Man From
Mexico" the same as used by William
Collier as starring vehicle for a
number of years. 1t is an extremely
funny farce and has made thousands
laugh in the best theatres throughout
the country. It's Interpretation by the
Blaker Company insures an equal
amount of success here.
Mr.. Paul Taylor will have the part
of Benjamin Fitzhew, Mr.. Golfers
great part, and Mr.. Taylor's worth as
an exponent of legitimate comedy is SO
well known here that all will agree
that his characterization of the part
will lose nothing by comparison with
the original.
Miss Emily Smiley, Mr.. John f.
Ince and the balance of the company
will be cast in congenial roles. The
entire production will be under the
direction of Mr.. John l.. Wooderson.
" " "
AT the Comique moving picture the
atre on the boardwalk, Miss Miriam
Norris, late of the Frank Daniels Opera
company, has been engaged for the
summer and sings each evening. The
Comique is showing a fine class OF
pictures to large audiences every
evening.
= = =
The Bijou Dream theatre in the
Philadelphia building, Spicer avenue
and the boardwalk, nightly attracts
large audiences. They have winning
program this week in moving pictures
depicting the Life of Daniel Boone or
pioneer days in America. Chas. E..
Lane, vocalist of local fame sings
each evening.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05
STANLEY NJ. KALBACH & co.
QApnAIN pIrIT I,TIN

STANLEY NJ. KALBACH e. co.
BARGAIN BULLETIN
Must be sold at once. ii room
cottage, best section of Wildwood,
east of railroad. Decided bargain,
$500.
= 1850 feet of land in Wildwood
fronting three streets, $500.
Three nine room cottages, central
location, North Wildwood, two
squares from new Hotter, can show
u per cent. In Investment. al con
venience, $1,000.
For rent, one handsome cottage,
directly on the ocean front. ChOic-
est location In Wildwood, $500.
For rent, conveniently located
boarding house in center Of Wild
wood, $500.
For PARTICULARS SEE
STANLEY M. KALBACH q CO.
l25 E. WILDWOOD AVENUE.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

JOURNAL advertising pays. Why
don't you try it.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05
The AMUSEMENT WORLD
AT THE OCEAN PIER ROLLER RINK

AT THE OCEAN PIER BOILER RINK
Prof. Harry Roselle, the well known
Camden dancing master, has taken
charge of the Ocean Pier skating rink
for the month of June. There was
something doing right away when the
Prof, put on the roller skates and he's
making things lively every night now.
On Memorial day as leading feature
the Prof. had about thirty members
of the Camden Bachelor club visit the
Ocean Pier Rink. They all put on
skates and then the fun began. There
was couple skating, ladies' graceful
contest and milk race for the cham
pionship of the club, by the young
men. This was, to say the least, one
of the greatest races that ever happen
ed. They went off in bunch and
landed in heap, as the Prof. ex-
plains it.
By the way Prof. Roselle was the
first fellow to use pair of roller skates
in Wildwood. He's a bit proud of
this distinction.
Several star events have been plan
ned for the latter part of this week.
Thursday evening will be Ladies' night
and prize awarded for the best skater.
Friday evening "Young Mems Race"
is scheduled. Roselle (sometimes
called Professor) says its new way Of
racing and will cause lots of merrinent.
On Saturday evening the leading event
of the week will come off, great mile
race between two young ladies-Miss
Carrie l.. Smith, of Philadelphia, vs..
Miss Louise Suxas, of New York.
" " "
WILDWOOD CREST PIER
The opening of the Wildwood Crest
Pier and Theatre is drawing nearer
every day and the construction work
now under way is being pushed just as
fast as the contractor is able to. The
Opera Company which will be located
here this summer is now rehearsing in
New York. The opening date has been
set for Saturday, June %, when the
"Mikado" will be presented. The
theatre will be decorated in japanese
fashion.
On the 22d the Crest Pier Palm
Dining Hall, Cafe, Skating Rink and
Bowling Alleys will also be thrown
open to the public. Manager Creamer
has not spared thought nor money to
make this amusement resort one of the
most complete on the beach.
= = =
BLAKER'S THEATRE OPENING
Saturday, June 22d, will mark the
opening of the fourth successful season
Of the Blaker Stock Company in Wild
wood. This company has the distinc-
ton of giving the first dramatic per-
foTmance here and AS the resort has
tha ,compapy, in excell-
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

screwing up toll barkeeper and paint
ing houses and people red. For these
recreations they were fined f100 apiece.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

For Rent-Six roomed fiat, nicely furnished,
bath, two porches, sun parlor, screened,
$3.50 for season. Box 325, Wildwood.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

The hour which gives US life begins
to take 1t away.-Seneca.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

For Sale-l22 East Glenwood avenue, Wild
wood, completely furnished, near station
and beach. Apply to JOHN III. Schild on
premises.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

For sale-One horse express wagon, cheap
r. 8. Johnson, Bridgeton.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

For Sale-Soda fountain and fixtures with
counter complete, marble slab. One
second hand coupe. Lot of lumber, 2x3,
2x4 and 2x6. Also lot of tagging and
curbing. Henry Coombs, journal building,
Wildwood, N. j.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

Misunderstanding to do at home. Mrs
Warren, Garfield cottage, basement, Gar
field avenue.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

Large established boarding house, IL bed
rooms, dining room to seat so, for rent, $780,;
or for sale at $500. Consult Stanley M.
Kalbach & Co., 1875 e. Wildwood avenue,
Wildwood.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

sold at once. S275 cash. Stanley NJ. Kali
bach q Co., lbs K. Wildwood avenue, Wild
wood, N. j.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

Three young men wish position in Wild
wood; clerical or other light work. Henry
Coombs, real estate agency, JOURNAL build
ing.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

Eleven room house at Wildwood Crest for
sale, all cOnveniences, very desirable loca-
ton, $4,000. mortgage of $4,000 can remain.
JOS Hertz, Holly Beach
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

Misunderstanding at my home. Mrs. Lu
ker, 1877 Andrew avenue, Holly Beach.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

For Sale-16 foot sailing boat complete
Good as new, $40. G. w. Hoover, and Roy
den streets, Camden, N. j.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

For Rent-Three furnished cottages. Ad
dress Box 344, Wildwood, N. j.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

For sale-Launch 80 feet long, lO1a feet beam
with first class Harris engine, in good condi-
ton. Price low. Henry Coombs, real estate
agent JOURNAL building.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

Rent-Sl25 for the season, bungalo, fully fur.
nished, 23d street, North Wildwood, six min
utes from boardwalk. Address c. II. NJ, 4235
N. 10th street, Philadelphia.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

1920 will buy two fine lots In best section OF
Wildwood east of railroad. Small payments
monthly. Box 43, Wildwood, N. j.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

Piano player wants position in moving pic
ture parlor. Address Lock Box 244, Bridge
ton, N. ].
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

For Sale-One three burner blue flame oil
stove, $450 One go cart and parasol, So.
One folding go cart, S1.75. One $40 sideboard,
nearly new, S32 Inquire l30 Pine avenue,
basement.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

For Stakeholder top desk. Apply to 240 w
Wildwood avenue. Also large ice cooler.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

For Sale-Hotel Poplars, Oak and Pacific
avenues, Wildwood. Apply to G. ii. Hup-
pert or on the premises.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

For Sale-A small launch, fiat bottom,
horse engine. Only used four weeks last
summer. Apply to Chas. Dreher, Ottens Ca.
nal.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

Boarding house containing eight rooms
northern section Holly Beach, $3.50 season
Stanley M. Kalbach & Co., Wildwood.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05

For Sale-One pair of large work horses,
Inquire of w. d. Bryant, Garfield avenue.
Holly Beach.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23

sr.ssarsr 90 ~ as.s A.y oe eseh .aash 10
sake H. sua of - fvuo she s-svipas al The
ys;ss -: "a - ~ s..s 20 - sss.1.s
bned. - .sd rhesna nraaie,nG sAoll b.
apppeeoineA "a ~ oaAss y as.s Pisne. ianA.
IN prooDrsSea tn skssg znoass.-
BarIsns y for tAo Sassuo-s - ~ euessSssr-
tsoo - ssd0Uslks aauA 80 ess skore /. h<r~l
eraaAsA = enad to 10 keovb - --Dpsr:si Sia--
- ak - Sevef kunA- and fkers 10 h<fss y
spprOp<isfs4 Tie san II 3 1D so he paid o.s
q ss'.e.fi s---.s.>as. GO =. i..is1 n sss essy
only In the construction Of -eS~rs and ssds-
SAlks erd~r-d TO BE isoiit by the city coasesi
upnn p-sitson- regularly silo~-A. os oshsr-
si~e A. by ordinance prov sfed- ADD construct
I'd A. by osdinanr~ prsssid<d-
sserios g There !. hsrshg ersaesi . fund
part.,-~ Of Improving the rsahlie park of .sid
Inprovenenf F1ad-" and all ssoaey- d~rised
from the sale Ut tAe issue of Ten Thousand
Ihallars of s~gvAisbae essaS.,a hoari. 0f th~
cisy of L. JuLt., sashosis..a ts Ordnance iss
in aid fund. asd tAe p.oaeys dsris~sl frssa the
.ai~ of aid bnad- shall 10 n-ed osly for The
parpn.e Of improving snd dsveiopanG tke sa,d
CITY Pask- and osksr tuarks IN shs ,aiA City
of L. yunta- ueAes tbs dirsesioa Of -Ths Park
coami.sioa' 81 She aid City
A. D. f0. e. y BONGARDNEk Nsyor.
Attest. CsAsLRs sTssssD City Clerk
COUNTY or OTEso.
4. {. u. Sts~ ard. City Clerk Of sk~ City ssf
La San.sa. do k~reb, certify tbs: fh~ for.yo-
aud nae dai, red aud se~-~A iss nr-s
reading .t = regular sneefisg at shs City
Coasrii of said Cfs, f~brassy y. ~.
a D. STEWARD
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23

die the proposed $4,000 bond issue
for improving the new city part for
a commission Of $50. the bonds to
be issued for a ten-6fteen year per-
iod and draw interest At the rate Of
five per cent. Mr.. McNeen. presi-
dent of the park commission. stated
that $40. eco would be sufficient to
complete the proposed park improve
ments. and the proposition Of Viii
liam Z. Sweet & Co.. was accepted
The ordinance authorizing the bond
issue was placed on its first reading.
The appropriation ordinance. au-
thorizing the expenditure Of 81. 900
for the ensuing year. was placed on
its first reading.
After allowing the usual grist of
bills the council adjourned
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23

The depot hotel was compelled 10
use cots nightly.
X. G. Dalton was laying in quite
a stock Of fence posts.
Thos. F. Cabler died leaving a
widow and three little girls
4 P. Sella sold his restaurant At Ra-
ton and returned to La Junta.
/ J. r. Holmes was president of the
Bank Of Commerce and Lester Hays
cashier.
Kit Carson Assembly. No. 360s.
Knights Of Labor. gave a grand ball,
nearly 800 being present.
The National Hotel was formally
opened. at which time q sumptuous
free dinner was served the public by
Mine Host Shafer.
G.. b. Round. the operator at
Thatcher. took trip to Trinidad.
the first time he had been west Of
Thatcher since coming to the Office
three years ago.
The report in circulation that
the Santa Fe will remove the La
Junta shops to Pueblo is entirely
without foundation" The TRIBUNE
has been kept busy for the past
quarter Of a century in denying this
rumor.
The annual report Of the Santa Fe
Hospital at La Junta showed that
30 patients had been admitted dur
ing the year. and that over 1900
had been treated during the year.
Twenty thousand meals were served.
During the year there were four
deaths.
.One of the Party" tells Of a
pleasant ramble. embracing some
Of our pest people" few miles to
the northwest Of Ia Junta. who took
advantage Of the lovely warm
weather. which it has been our good
fortune to enjoy during the greater
portion of the present winter" la
Junta. il seems. was famous for its
weather a score Of years ago.
The county commissioners located
the site for the new court house.
The spot selected lies on the north
side Of the railroad track. near the
depot. The ground was donated b.
J. G.. Jones. and is 30Ox4OO feet with
q street running on every side. The
TRIBUNE was Of the opinion that the
commissioner made . wise seleetion.
''as the neW court ho0as @ -
viewed TO advantage by paniaG
trains" How times have ehanged!
Think Of . court house north Of the
railroad track these days.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23
City Council.

The city council met in regular
semi-monthly session last Monday
night. all of the aldermen. with the
exception of Daimler and Phillips.
being present. and Mayor Bomgard-
ner presiding.
The most sensational episode Of
the meeting was the reading of a
letter from A. NJ. Ozburn. the con-
tractor Of the new water works. who
is evidently much disgruntled at the
failure Of his hired hands to COM
plete the water works according to
contract and it is his evident desire
To lay the blame therefor on City En-
gineer Lewis. II will require two
weeks and the expenditure Of about
5000 to complete the water works
according to contract. Mr.. Ozburn
says he has wired his local represen-
tative TO disregard Mr.. Lewis en-
tireiy and do his work in his own
way" As Mr.. Lewis is in the en-
ploy of the city council At q salary
of Si75 per month TO oversee the
work and see that it is done accord
ing TO contract. this arrangement
will probably not prove satisfactory
to the city dads. Mr.. Ozburn. in
his epistile. calls attention To the
fact that this contract was let for
5000 less than your estimate. ]
was offered $500 To stay away from
your letting. but refused to do 50.
and ! might say that il has been in
timated 10 me that by reason Of this
refusal would be burned and
would have my teeth cut. Mr..
Ozburn further says that he has in
structed his representative TO pay no
atteTtion to Mr.. Lewis. but TO pro-
ees-d to finish up the work in the
best manner possible. without coun-
tenacing any of Mr.. Lewis OBJ
structions."
Mr.. 0zburn continues and further
declares that he wants TO know by
Tuesday noon what you propose to
do in the matter. Mr.. Lewis will
not be allowed to obstruct the work
one minute.
The city dads called the bluff and
instructed the city clerk to notify
Burns & Mcdonald. architects of the
new water system. As to the present
aspect Of affairs.
The bids Of the La Junta Concrete
Block Company of S37l for building
a concrete outlet on Tenth street
for the surplus water in the new
park addition was referred to the
street and alley committee and the
city engineer with power to act.
The petition of G.. X. Woolf for
permission to erect a concrete block
addition to the La Junta Steam
Laundry. I2xle feet in dimensions.
with brick floor and metal roof. to
house new machinery. was granted.
The city clerk was instructed to
purchase a vacuum gauge for the
suction pipe at the new pump house
The proposition of Colonel Jack
Faw to supply the city of La Junta
with pure soft water from Horse
Creek was referred TO the water
COMMITTEE ard tire city attorney
Amos L. Sudler. representing VIII
6nn T. Sweet Z Company. of Den
~. - pse>ent e the 0eesiaI.
0i submitted . prvyssitiea 10 ~
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23
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NOTICE. Il hERgsy GIxES Tnar rMn
ing Dsck Cos.u u.ny siIi - IsiA il the srAs.1l
hoa-s st n Hkst-s~. ColossAG. Asssa4y, hseeA q
iA.. 81 ! %. -. fos tk> parp-s-e ~f el~~sias ~
hoer- for the ea-aiss term sud sss~saae,inG -
general t.u-is~ . of the company,
sssORt;E Mfk9S. rr--it~si.
N. GIASsxss.A. So n~tsry -Trea -nr~r.
fir.t ps,bii~st,s,a. S~hruAry ~. nI.
Last paiiicsss..a. March = isjs.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23
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fUEBLss. oL.a.Jsnasry n. hss-
NOTICE II HEkEBN siNEN THAT
~ Henrg a. MeIist,rv, one of the trusss~-
ss~t tesi-s-- of s-evx~ T. ks-- Lee ~
esss-s.i Of p-nf~r tslofs ado. has hl.li Is<rssee
Of hi= iEtsntioa Ia maxi rrx-S oD hi- i~-~ss-
land clAinn Ne sia. for tbsr -s,ssthe atssf~r.
east halt -oathse-t anavter- -"ath~e~t ansr
ter. -sststh~s-t quarter. >>stlof r. tusH -lssts
y ~s.afh. aud bot a --ettsss t.su-hip a -oatb.
"a west. h-fs.rr tniss>t ~tafe- Laud OF
nc- at Purblo. talorssto- Tsss--sisy Tho Lk
day 81 March. Iss.
He t.zss.s< the foilo~ ing sstse--s= - pro~s
the csstsssists irrtxsitsu .a,~l reel tioa at
-sid isnds Chsrlss L. S~~lsy. i-ii "a ain y
>ptnn~N. s.sssrse ". Haag~r~ Nul. A. J.
Hale. ali 81 La Juuts. soisr ssk<s.
: A. ABBEY Reg .s~r.
FIRST rsst- ssstioa. January III. Egs.
Last IssSAs~stss,a. March :. issg5.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23

a<rt.nIinrsi county in the Arkas
VII sss VALLEY. thr-- bret sugar fee
tories ls-il.x located - irhin At ham
dafI.--, l. Inuts i. losi.i a. 'h. innri i''i %
santa Re. ssi rsil~- ~--r .f hsns~- tnt
la sail.-. >sssttt~s~f Of D~us Y. ~iNfyrhr--=
mi-- -a-s Of Pu~b.o. and eighty -on~ fniis-
5.s.rth si.d ~s-r of Trinl.tAh In Eos the santa
ti,a safs consisting Of naehis~ -boIs-- -f"r~-
hos,--. rosttadhou-~. ct The raiiro4.hs-.sn-
t.sny -lnVio, fs.i ard pay oct fnntsfhis
al thi- l,ls1- over sst1so foF isi-or- ls- ~inA
-n.sr Fsct4.r,. hs~ mile. 49,. II u Jnnts
wss sr-.t-.i n. 'sssss a eo-t "f sI--rtso. La
Junts hos Ig-i r-isnilf aisl rIfead.si IL water
>, ,st-m st ~rp~p<e of sOisH IL J. 90 ils-si
d, the city snd cpnm~tsrssi ot-rrstiou. from .
nc. sssare. af supply 10 February. l<o1. 1h-
altitude ! sOs5 feet. aad the climate taken
the year round, i un-nrys--rd- Ainis'-f es,i.-
slant sunshin> >ehsfact.rix-s the = inrsFs stsd
q ~holiy cioudy DAP il q rarity. In Juuts has
all th- fn~trol-sltfan rDnNeni@os-= nes-si-si b1 a
city Of ZssD ppptiiafssa. Including many u'il'-~
Tar, -~s-ras-. an -l~ctrie light plsHt ~hseh
sspI.l~~ an NIL day and all nistt --rsic~ m ar
tlhrisl ice plant sf -ss~l tsns bailY espscity- .
q ns-iern cold storage plant nth capacity
~ storing 400 too. of pare mountain ier
three al Tree delivery routes ctff irft'r ear
ri~r .sfisc- for local delivery, br- department,
tsl-i,bo,.- ~s-f-tn uifh lD0 .uls-rriirrs. aud
ioug di-tshr~ o-ssstss--t..sn sih sny part 81 the
.tas- q -rhssi system sxo-ll-t b. Do city ~
the state. smpio,iaz tN-nty seven traeh-rs
10 ts..nty -t~o roatns, With br~ ss.SsD high
acknoi pietsd la EsI.. ten rhurch.-s -tst-en
secret ahi fr.t-rtisi oFi-fs. tao hanks. t~luG
capital sna ssp1sr' dsI-s-its3 QUE daily and
Two s.~kiy n-~ ~sp.I~r.- oI~rs h.,,t-- ~ 80
pseity, ,usnnfscturli.x b-.t quality of sItrihod
brick rour mill of 20 barrel. dsily caI.aritS
ersn~nt block plant In fact. La Junts i one
oi the i-->; ,osn- Of il sis- IN C"lorsdo
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23
osoiasaes o0. 30

A pRplNA>CE PROVIDING fOg THE
"a spp<.s.ssstson "f fn,sd- for th~ etrl-,rne~
purt-.-~- ~ the CITY .f l.. Jusss f.r the n-csi
year cs-s.Ans~ssrtng Anil 1T. q. - rsc-
H. 10 or<nts~-i bs the city essssril sf the city
Of La IunSA.
ne~~~~ssy CORPORATE ent~s-~- - sk~t Is 81 IL
Juuts, f.-S sk~ n-eal year c.smss>esis. 4 psil q.
isU.. tls>s~ sk.ii t> and y be-~Sy zpgsru,sviss-
81 ~ IT, r~vesus. of said Cssy. fsr Aid g.
cal y~sr. the of Forty -ov~ Thoa~anA.
Five Haastrs~l ns,liar~. y, sa~~s The cortae.se
ery~n-- col liabilities % aid essy ID -
the sy.-~-si fand- herein sepsoprtstsse ~
-~~er- ss.i -sA~~ slks and sspr".e-s-st cf
public p.vk~
>GsrI-s< :. said total .me<.sss of forty-hv~
Thoo-s ~. Hiv- Hundr--i Dollar 1890
tioas IN Tho fsilss~ Ing sr.Asns- f.r the fsltnu-
i.x <rs<sfr pssrr------ srd obS~rfs to-er:
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23
SATURDAY. MARCH 2. 1907.

JUNTA Is a CITY Df >.N
ttsoa-aasd iopnistloa aud cossEs3
lat of Df-ro coa8ty. the greatest
aSrtstiliursi county in the Arkan-
a. VALLEY. thr--- bret sugar fec
toris, L. ~. located - irLln st- t-,sia-
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23

Total
SseIro~ L All re~rane< 8~risesf fru.~s ~
Water Plant Of sh- Gig Of lss Ja-.ss tusinx
the ~zid f-ral ye~- shall ~ k~r,r ~ rk- eiev
treasurer -~Ssr.t~ sssd ~tsrf f-s..- ~ a6arr
sars ~ ssiorxisx n sid Cisy. asrf al .srrnue@
drawn 60 eirk~v ~ the falis,~ srx fas.i~ r-U i
-Isse--~t s>sl.su " ss~r Plant Apst- -nn-
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The daily tribune., 1907-11-19

WILL ENTERTAINMENTS Presby-
terian choir of Canon Oity will be en-
tertained by the members of the Pres
byterian choir of Florence at the re-
sidence of Mrs. ID. A. Jack this
evening.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-19
Classified Advertisements
WAN r Ed

Wanted-Any number of children
of any age to care for for consider
alton. Prices reasonable. Mrs. Ell
len Davis, first house east f. and @.
@. tracks on Fifth street. 64-69
The daily tribune., 1907-11-19

Wanted-Highest prices paid for all
kinds of junk, such as rope, iron,
copper, brass, rags and bottles.
Phone Florence 49, 49tf
The daily tribune., 1907-11-19

AGE OF 3O-The wife whose hus-
band gives her all the money she
wants and no show of devotion with
it. gets no sympathy from any women
over 30
The daily tribune., 1907-11-19

Wanted-Ten to fifteen men or boys
at once to clean brick. Good
wages can be made. See Barney
Ginsberg. 54tf
The daily tribune., 1907-11-19

Wanted-A few horses for pasture
for winter. Good water and shelf
er. 1918 W. 3rd ST.. phone red S74.
61tf
The daily tribune., 1907-11-19

THROWN FROM HORSE-A. R.
Gumaer was thrown from II horse
Sunday morning while cross country
riding in Park county, fracturing
his ankle. He is now in the hospital
in Salida, Mrs. Gumaer leaves here
this afternoon to go to her husband.
The daily tribune., 1907-11-19
TO RENT

To Rent-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; also washings
wanted. Apply at 209 East 4th st.
67-72x
The daily tribune., 1907-11-19

To Rent-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Inquire of Mrs. A.
G. Callahan, 100 East Front st.
62-67x
The daily tribune., 1907-11-19

fore. IL Ia evident that Florence POO
pie nre lovers Of loo crsam because
moro than y thousand GALLONS we're
consumed here during tho ssason just
closed.