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FOR RENT-oAKLAND BEACH. BY
the week or month. two furnished cot
tages, right on the shore. also a fur
nished suite OF hve rooms In the Oak
hurst Hotel. Apply at Information
Bureau, opposite depot. Oakland
Beach. at-tf
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OAKLAND BEACH GROVE. RIGHT
on the shore OF Narragansett bay, 10
let for Sunday School Picnics and out
ings; elegant bathing beach. bath
houses, Casino and bowling alleys.
Apply at Information Bureau. opposite
depot at Oakland Beach. aS-tf
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Popular Steamer NEW sHOREHAM
Lv Providence. foot Transit street. East
Side. week days, 800 a. m. Sundays, e:1
a. nj. Lv. Commercial Wharf. Newport,
week days, 1:15 a. m. Sundays. II 40 q.
m. Due Block Island, week days, lis p.
M, Sundays, lao p. m. Returning. lv.
Block Island daily. $3.50 D. m, Newport,
$50 D. m. due Providence. 7:l5 D. m.
Ticket Office on steamer.
THE NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP CO.
III. F. ANTHONY. Agt.. Fox PIT. Wharf.
F. c. COLEY. Gen. Pass. Agt.. New York.
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WOMEN TO INSPECT WEBBING;
good pay; steady work. Brindle Webbing
Co. Bellefont near Roger Williams Park.
Take Buttonwoods car. aug22-6t.
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EXPERIENCED SOLDERERS AND
chargers on cluster work: good pay. j.
Solinger & Co. Q Calender st. II.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-27

SKEIN wINDERS WANTED-FTRST-
class wages. Apply at once to Joslin Mfg.
Co., Hartford ave-, Merino mills. a.27.6t.
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wANTED-YoUNG MAN TO LEARN
mercantile business; also young man VINO
understands typewriting. Address Me-
camille. News-Democrat offlce. 1y6-tf
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1c. per word first Insertions 1ke. re-
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words wks. &c. per words 4 mo. Ne.
Der word.
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wANTED-AT ONCE GIRLS FROM IA
to 16 years old with work certificate.
Good pay while Tearing. steady work.
Apply Blackstone Stocking Co. Cor.
Waterman Ave. and Guerney ST.. East
Providence. aug21-6t
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GIRLS WANTED TO LEARN CORE
making; steady work. Apply 273 West
Exchange street. aug21-6t
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Steamers leave Mt $50 D. m. frem
pier near Point street bridge. Retrvu-
ing leave Pier ~, East River, at B =. -.
Tickets at GIBSON'S, 3 Weybossst
street. w. G. STONE, Agent.
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La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
0oesee - Sose-

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ the hour of lo1B q ~. N4.adzv. the
Kzes~nth d.y II msrrh- A D. fsDs. al the Past
TIM Billiard Hall isr4f-d Lot a bia~x ~.
in the Cisy Of Ia Jaus1- I ~in oaer for sale
The faaio~ias ss~rrin-d g.-d- and ehztt<l--
so-sif-
Thr>- hs-iin< .li~,-. hsii-. pins .sd saaip-
mat tkr~~ cigar rs-e-- tobacco all r.
cor Nzfls1af Casa kexl-s~g- No. sels1 sa>-
olinr isht Dlznf- forty-~ixtt yarA. linssl<nn,.
sseusy -f.,ar billiard ck.ir-- ten -riftasz,--
cs<.r m>ehis<. oss~ cigar t-k.~r- n.ii top
d~-k aud ehzsr- nae tobacco estt~r. pit-
cs-~. -tSrns- br.ekef-- ctr
Th~ ssi~ ~ the shove described I,rot~rty xiil
tr nzde ks virtos of ths sf chArt<l
mortgage xisen By " z Davis aud A. O. Nick.
10 G. ~. woadSsiy. dated the Issk day Of N2y.
A. y. f<o6. and r~cor,is~i n b--sk - al p.s~ -
n the r~roris u the Clerk and nssord~r II
Os<ro co1nsy. Colo &. ~. WONOEkLA
First Iublie~tioa March = INf
Last Duilie4fion 4Arrk 3. fO..
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
s..,e.. A....,,.s .. s...L Die.

Santana Reinosso, the Mexican
who was brutally assaulted and
robbed az Swink on February 18th.
died at the city hospital last Sunday
night. Reinosso was assaulted about
7:30 in the evening while going home
from the factory. and Was found the
next morning unconscious with his
head nearly beaten TO a pulp. IL
was known that he carried consider
able money on his person. As he
had been heard to make the declAra-
ton that it was his intention TO re-
turn to Mexico as soon as the fac
tory closed down.
Reinosso Was brought TO La Junta
and taken to the city hospital. but
the attending physicians declared At
the time that there was not one
chance in . thousand Of his recover
ing. and he died without re9aining
conAciousness.
Coroner Burr held an inquest last
Monday in the district court room.
but As no trace was ever discovered
Of his assailants. the jury returned .
verdict that death resulted from the
use Of weapon in the hands Of .
person or persons to the jury un-
known"
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
1tssssot Ssvps,ss.

Under the auspices Of the Ladies
Aid Society about twenty-five of her
friends gave Mrs. J. II. WInfelder a
farewell surprise party Thursday
afternoon. On returning from
making some calls with one Of the
conspirators she found her house full
Of guests. i merry afternoon was
spent with games and music. follow
ed by refreshments. On behalf Of
the ladies Mrs. waxham presented
the hostess with . beautiful lunch
cloth. Mrs. winfelder leaves for
Baltimore Saturday. and later will
sail for Europe to spend the summer.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
Gun Club Shoot.

The La Junta Gun Club came very
near having an all day shoot last
Tuesday. Mr.. w. Bowman. of the
Dupont Company. was in town giv-
ing the boys a few demonstrations.
Genial Joe Rohrer was present and
showed how to break the nimble
Dickey to dust
The meeting of the shooters at
Bowen's store was not as well at
tended as expected. A COMMITTEES
was appointed to draft a con-
stitution and bylaws to be pre-
sented at the next regular meeting.
The new officers for the year are:
President. c. W. Wonderly: vice
president. Chas. Patterson: captain.
]. W. Harr. secretary-treasurer. c.
B. Ritter. Rohrer. Bowman and
Frazer were made honorary men,
bers. II was decided to levy IN assess-
ment of one dollar per member. to
make some repairs to traps and trap
house which have both been badly
damaged by the boys breaking them
at the shoot.
The following scores were made
shooting At 100 targets Rohrer. 80:
Bowen. s5; woodefly. s.; Ritter. 50;
Bowman. IS: Simmons. 50. Beibes.
80: Forbes. 90. Brown. 40: JACK
Brown. 50. PAttefson. g.
The day w0 one Of the most en-
joyable Ne have had for some time.
the visitors keeping things humping
from the start On account Of the
showin8 made b. The club. tie boys
deeided to NIKE Ii Junta evesy
thirty days.
he next Deeting viIl Be held q
DsWA's, 11aFeA leeh.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02

A feeling Of warmth is ours. akin
to fellowship. for all professional
soothsayers- Prophecy is . nice.
gentlemanly business. which is 6nan-
cially prophetable and can be
learned. no doubt. At manv eosres-
pondence schools. But.pursued ss q
calling. il has difficulties. here is
something shifty. vague. and non
committal about the future. Per
sonally. we don't like the futsre.
The tall. dark gentleman who i go
ing to cross our path often turns out
TO be short and blond. and half the
time he doesn't cross our path at I'll.
but goes around. We prefer the
past. because it stays putt = the
only really stationary. dependable
thing we know Of. Anybody On tell
what he had for breakfast: but what
will develop At jinner-time 10 . nat-
ter Of doubt and perplexity.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02

ti.s nsnnasinl. - hsan ~ init
allowed ~ IL csaseitufina-Ions
milk. No uaos0. - -. - tAe haf-
dsa a tAxn4ian. theselcee. voolA
nsna esaA ~ - inersazsA- h.
sides. de eoantis Of The Arkaans
Valley are growing and have . COM
munity II interests. and should
therefore be in . Judicial class By
Themselves Otero county has nev-
er had voice in even suggesting .
name for either judge or district At
torney- This matter has always
been attended to in Pueblo county
cut and dried. signed. sealed and de-
livered before the Judicial conven-
ton Was held Perhaps. il Pueblo
and Las Animas counties had played
fair in the matter Of naming czndi-
dates for Judicial honors. and ac-
knowledged the existence Of the
smaller counties. the strenuous ef-
fort to break away from the entan-
gied alliance would not have been
at this time.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02

Under The pso~il1eos Of . pensino
bill signed BY President Roosevelt
last month. and which il now . lav.
old soldiers will receive quite N in
crease IN psnion. Old soldiers who
are receiving e. e.. IS and . per
month. will hsesaftar receive @l2
per moath. this hsinG The minimum
Amount. An old soldiers..who have
reached ths ege Of sixty-two years
win receive el2 per month; 70 years.
SIS per month. and 70 years and
over SO per month. President
Roosevelt signed the bill on Febru-
ary 18th. but Dad" Stephenson en-
tertained . suspicion that the bill
would become . Law. and made ap-
p,ication for IN increase in pension
even before the presidential signa-
ture was attached. and received no
tice Of the filing Of his application
on February 18th. Dad" will here
after receive q pension Of so per
month instead Of $l2. and will prob
ably be one Of the first to receive IN
increase in his monthly stipend. 1t
is fitting and gracious that this
great country Of ours should thus
show its appreciation Of the services
Of old soldiers in time Of need. by
thus remembering them in their
declining years.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
Wessh Seer vNssesss.

There WAS . disastrous freight
Sreck near Thatcher. forty miles
southwest Of Ia Junts. about three
o'clock last "wednesday morning.
An unknown Mexican tramp was
killed. and Engineer Frank l.. Hack
ley had the large toe Of his right
foot badly mashed. He was taken
10 the Santa Fe hospital. where it
WAS thought for awhile that the toe
would have to be amputated. but he
was able to return to his home on
the day following.
Three brand new locomotives.
thirteen cars. the water tank and
100 feet Of track were demolished.
the track being washed out by the
flood Of water released from the
damaged tank. Traffic was tied up
for six hours
The colliding trains were double
header eastbound freight drawn by
engines 1853 and llO6 pulling TWEEN
ty-five loaded coal cars and an ex.
ira westbound freight drawn by en-.
gine ll22 in front Of thirty-five
empty box cars. Five Of the empties
and eight of the coal cars were
jammed into an indescribable mas
and the tramp who was killed was
buried beneath the car of coal,
his remains being so badly man.
gled that identification is impos-
sible.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
~ Gsees0est-

When Ollie Burger. our genial
clo;hier. announced that he was
headed for a wedding in Colorado
Springs. and that he intended to
kiss the bride. he neglected to state
whose bride he meant. It was there
fore . great surprise to his many
friends when he returned two days
later accompanied By his bride Not
even the most intimate friends knew
Of the plans Of the young people.
llrs. Burger. formerly Mn Bertha
Sehlunnegx1f. - grOwn up in
Sugnr CITY - - . host u frSesds
- ~ = vfnAing III happines to
- -.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02

The bill providing for redistrict-
ing the judicial districts of Colorado
has already went through second
reading in the house and will prob
able become a law. as most disinter-
ested personages in the Arkansas
Valley believe that it should and
hope that it will. The new district
is to be composed Of the counties Of
Otero. Bent. Prowers. kiowa and
Baca and will be known As the Four.
teenth Judicial District. The repre-
sentatives from Pueblo county. led
by Mr.. Keil. . former resident Of
Rocky Ford. are making . strenuous
effort to have Otero placed in the
Tenth district with Pueblo on tie
ground of economy new trait in
the democratic claiming
that there is not enough business in
the FIVE counties that compose tie
new judicial district to keep ooe
Judge tusy. Democratic newspa-
pers. with one notable exceptioa.
the Lamar Sparks. are opposed to IL
creation Of the new judicial district
on the ground that it would increase
the burden Of taxation. Of course.
this is buncombe. pure and unde-
filed. just like the sixteen to ooe
proposition. without the aid or con-
sent Of any other nation on earth,
was. but in this there is method =
the madness Of the democratic jour.
nals. II . democratic newspaper
can fool some Of the people all a
the time. they hope and expect =
fool Ill Of EN- some Of the time.
The question Of economy does not
enter into tbs propcition 1t n.
ne judgsB Il TIE various judicia1
Districts ere bid est Of state funaD
- @1eo q the snlasy Il the distriee
attorney a1Bsl 1Ae stnee Desy. frum
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
sss.s euasssnrs -

n 49, = q hsnidh's dAuuA
~ Sise . ssana-4ninf Hani1ns
holl N ths nsv 0ln' hAn. NsnAw
evening. March lSth wonAsriy's
oeeAssexa v6 furniah the nuaie fue
TIE occasion anA everybody is invit-
ed to attead-
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
as.s.sy Asesss.s.

Mr.. Waterman and Mrs Slayton
were driving TO the country Monday
when the team became unmAnAge-
able and both were thrown from the
carriage Mrs. Slayton was severe
ly bruised and was laid up for few
lays.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
SuoAR CnY D1ARTnun
ooooooy9D ~
0ua SPfclAL coaRfsPoapeM

Mr.. Nexhouse has q position in
Central City
Contractor Jack Apple is still
baching on his claim.
Mrs. H. T. Farr was ''at home"
"Wednesday afternoon.
Oty Gross who was hurt al Lamar
is able TO be- out again
Miss Gertrude Beer. of Arlington,
Is visiting the Durham family
Henry Koch expects 20 leave for
Nebraska Monday TO visit relatives.
Miss Lizzie HERMAN has gone TO
Denver TO secure the latest in Easter
hats.
ID. T. Erdner. If Pittsburg. Pa.
is visiting his sister. Mrs Herman
Braun
Mr.. Bailey has announced that he
will move to Las Animas the first Of
the week
Ollie Esley has left for his home
IN Iowa. where he expects to spend
the summer.
Artist S. G. Holler has invested in
a couple Of vacant lots for specula-
tive purposes
Mrs. Schlunneger will entertain
the Ladies' Aid Society next Thurs
day afternoon.
ID. Denchfield has opened . har-
ness shop in the building next door
to the Kingdom.
Harry Rohrback will leave for
Pennsylvania Sunday where he will
spend his vscation.
Revesal 0f our worthy citizens
celebrated tbs clos Of the campaign
mot wisely but too we'll"
Mrs. Sue r. Lancaster. Of Scott
City.i taking Miss Heermaan's place
while The latter is in Denver.
Il d reportsd that Jssk Clinton
and Bill Simmer are quarantined
with smallpox at the Auckland farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad. who have
been visiting their daughter Mrs. j.
=. Williams. returned to Colorado
Springs "Wednesday on No. l.
At last winter has laid his icy grip
on Sugar City. The mercury has
been lowering around thirty above
all day and this morning the air was
full Of snow.
Adam Brown is able to be out
again. He was hit by a falling
stand pipe at the factory Sunday
and received deep cut in his scalp.
A few stitches we're necessary.
The McCreery Auction Company
have folded their tents lie the
Arabs. and as silently 81 sped
awav." where the wicked cease from
troubling and the weary may rest.
Tuesday evening at 6:45 the long
whistle blew to signify that the cam
paign of l9O6-le07 has become
matter of history. In many respects
il was a record breaker. Ii began
September 10th and closed Feb
ruary 26th. making il the longest
campaign. Seventy thousand tons
of beets were converted into sugar.
the greatest number for any one
year. There have been fewer break
downs and delays of any and all
sorts than ever before. The man
agement is to be congratulated on a
most successful campaign.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02

Many merchants do not advertise
their business sufficiently because
they think Of the cost of newspaper
space. never stopping to consider
that newspaper space properly used
is an interest paying invest
ment. Many times . merchant will
crowd . full page I'd. into . quarter
page space. thinking that he is say-
ing money by 70 doing. On the con-
trary. he u cheating himself. and he
will find that instead Of saving mon
ey he i producing . los in his busi-
nea. People like to read large.
well displayed ads.. and they hesi-
tate long time about reading con-
denaed or crowded ads... poorly dis
played.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
MAs Asouy
Tosv1v
Willie was admonished by his faith

Willie was admonished by his faith
er to develop the habit Of ohservs-
ton. Cultivate the faculty Of see-
ing and you Will be successful
man." he said. The bows uncle
added To the admonishment. and his
aunt also dilated upon the necessity
of observing everything that went
on. The triple lecture made a
deep impression upon Willie That
evening ne told his father he had
been using his eyes Tell US what
you have learned" said his aunt.
Uncle Jim's got a bottle Of WHISKY
hid behind his trunk said Willie:
Aunt Jennie's got an extra set Of
teeth in her dresser. and pas got a
deck of cards and box Of chips BE-
hind the books in the secretary"
And the family united in voting him
a little sneak.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02

The county treasurer. his hired
hand and ME ''steenographsr" have
been leading de strenuous life this
week and burning the midnight oil.
They are all admirers Of Roosevelt.
and therefore believe with him that
. life Of slothful ease il ~ little
worthy Of q county Official - Of an
ordinary individual. So. they got
busy: they had to. The first hal9 u
the taxes due for the year 1904 -
delinquent after the first Of March.
and during the past ten days have
been coming in with startling reEu.
larity and persistency. Some peo-
pie. with some sense and more mon
ey than they know what to do with.
have insisted on paying the whole
bunch Of taxe< at one fell swoop
and the obliging county treasures
has always accommodated them
without even q word Of caution OF
commendation. He probably needs
the money. and we doubt whether
he would refuse a mans last sou OF
markee. .tael yen or plaster. or even q
plain nickel. without regard to race,
color. or previous condition Of servi-
tude. Everybody looks alike to him.
when it comes to paying taxes.
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Chapter 1903.

fApprovcd March %, 1901. |
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An Act amrrGing Sec.Ion Iwenty-four NJ
Chapter me hundred fortv-four OF TIL"
Revised Statutes. relating to the Insane
Hospitals.
Sectio;l l.-Section twenty-four. chapter
one hundred fortY-four. of th" revised
statrtteS is hereby amended by adding
after the word therefor in the eighth
sine. tho words all bills for expenses SO
incurred and chargeabe to the state.
shall be filed with the governor and coun-
Gil within Uhree months after the same
are contracted. and TO such bills shall be
allowed urlcSS they are fled with the
governor and council within sixty days
after the thirtv-f7rst day of December of
the year in which they are incurred. so
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An Act relating to Corporations.
Section ]. The secretary of state snail
pre- pare a list of all corp prat.Ons. giving
the corporal" name. III" name OF tn:
treasurer last filed in tn" Ofiic" of the
secretary of state. ana tn" amount of
the ann al fr2nchiss, tax due for the year
nineteen hundred ana five. except those
which have been duly excused as pro-
vilc;, by statute or dissolved 10y decree OF
court. which have not paid Their frau
chSc tax Cor dhe year nineteen hundred
and five. which list shall he pubash"d
three tines tor thrct. cans aCltIVc weeks in
the month of May. Linctecn hundred and
seven. in three places within the state of
Maine. namely. Bangor. Augusta an'!
Portland. in such newspaper in each pl;lc :
as the 81 cretary of state may select. i No
charter of any corporation - adv crtlscd
which shall fail To pay said franchise tax,
and the expenses Of advertising the same
on or before the first day of December.
in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred
and seven. shall be suspended, ard Such
corporation shall have no right t. use the
same" \ chauter so suspended may he
revived by pa ymcnt OF all franchise taxes
and EXPENSES of advertising as aforesaid
due from the corporation at the time OF
such payment. Any corporations where tn"
charter shall have become suspended rs
yearly franchise tax. but while its charter
is suspended as aforesaid, no notice re-
iatin= to said franchise TAX need be sent
to the corporation by any state officer.
The data covering tn" avoiding Of sail
charter. tn vii: Tho fact OF the puhiica-
ton of the same and the dates thereof,
and the aVoidanc" Of said charter by rea-
-pn Of such publication and the failure 10
pay lid overdue franchise tax herein
provided. shall I've - entered urrn thu
rorrDr;'ti ion records of the state and h.
certified bv the secretary of stale as owl
d"nce of the suspension of the charter Of
such corporation. That the sum of five
hundred d rllars he and hereby IS aprro-
~,
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CHAPTER no.

An Act Ia amend Chapter f"rty-ninc pt
uhe Revised Statutes, rolating to Life
Insurance.
Chapter forty-ninc of the revised stat
utcs is hereby amended by r''n' d!ing sec
ton one hundred five of SAID chapter
and inserting in place thereof the follow
ing:
section lna No person shall be excused
from attending ami testifying. or pro-
ducins any books. naper or other doCu-
mems. before any court or magistrate
having jurisdiction upon any nvestiga
ton proceeding or trial for a viola ton
of any of the provisions Of this act. upon
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dollars in one year so that SAID section
as amended shall read:
Section ~. Whenever the chairman
and secretary of said joint committee
shall certify under oath to the state
superintendent OF schools, according TO
form prescribed by the state superin-
tendcnt that "a union has been maintained
and superintendent employed as pro-
this chapter. which certilicat on shall he
mad. quarterly. on the first days of Jan
uary. April July and October of each
year then. upon approval of said certi-
ficata by the state SUPERINTENDENT OF
schools ard presentation to the governor
and council. warrant shall be drawn
upon the treasurer OF the state tor the
payment To the superintendent so em-
ploEedT Cf a sum equal to twice the ag
gregate sum paiG by the downs compris-
iEg the union, provided that tn" amount
50 paid for the benefit of a single union
of towns shat not exceed eight hundred
S. elton 3. Section forty-thrca of said
chapter is hCrcby amended by adding
thereto the following: n union of towns
formed under the provisions OF sections
forty and fortv-1nc shalt continue for 2
period Of three Years unless SGpner dis
solved by u two-thirds vote OF The joint
committee. - that sad section a.
amended. shal: read Is fellows:
purpos" ri employing superintendent OF
schools shall Appropriate for his sular:-
their prpror,i of The sum paid said
Suncriutf ndeut' and the amount to b.
by dividing the entire sum expended for
superintendent among the towns cJm-
priSiug the union IN the proportion OF tho
service perfOrmsd in each town. \ union
OF lows formed under the provisions OF
sections forty and 1orty-oEc shall con-
iInue tor Il period OF three Years unless
s"ol"r dissolved by a two-thirGs Vut" OF
the ioiiHt com rittec.