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Evening journal., 1907-03-19
chiIdren 10 Read Easavs.

The four prize winners in the con-
test for the best peace essays by boys
and girls of Wilmington and vicinity
between the ages of twelve ana sixteen
years will read their essays at a pub
hic meeting to be held in Friends meet
ing house, Fourth and West streets,
this evening at O'Clock. All inter-
ested are cordially invited to attend
Evening journal., 1907-03-19

AS appetizing and easily concocted n
mixed Nalad as there is in the house
wife's repertoire for dinner or luncheon
is the Waldorf, a staple in many homes
1t is not a new salad. but a very gOoi
one. Equal parts of fine white celery
stalks, diced apples and English wall
nut meats are used. The celery IS
cut into short pieces, not chopped. The
chopper has no part IN the making of
amy salad. In dicing an apple peel
and core it, hold it close in the hand
and cut it into slices first, horizontally
and then vertically. A little practice
will enable one to do Il quickly ana
hold it in shape until the end of the
opcration-this for the saving Of time.
As soon as the apple IS put out of the
hand sprinkle it with enough oil and
lemon juice to cover it, so that it will
not turn brown. When all are cut.
add the celery and nuts and dress
with mayonnaise. II a little whipp "a
cream is added TO the mayonnaise the
dressing win be improved for many
persons.
Evening journal., 1907-03-19

The best nducement offer friends in our advertising
past and present. TRY CASCARETS only ONCEl We prom
ed and promise now that these dainty little candy tablets if
ever placed before the American famas dependable
effects nature herself
In eleven years PROMISE have never failed to full
BILL and that's why have gained the friendship of the
American people, who have experienced the reliable quality
product tttg.
Evening journal., 1907-03-19
Newport EauaI suffraae Meetina.

Members of the Newport Equal Suf-
frage Club viii hold their regular
monthly meeting in the reading room
tomorrow evening. peace" and fav-
orable editorials in leading periodicals
will be discussed.
Evening journal., 1907-03-19
In the shops.

Art and poetry personihed are the
new hats. Such exquisite colorings are
blended in these picture poems OF
straw and lace and flowers. ii is as II
the brushes Of great painters have lent
inspiration. just to stand in front of
"a miiiner's window Is a real Joy this
year. IL a woman has an eye for
beauty, even if she hasn't money for a
hat.
Evening journal., 1907-03-19

The ancient Hebrew poet who chant
ed about the beauty Of the feet tina.
are shod with good tidings could have
sung a whole new canticle had he only
witnessed the lovely things with which
feet in this present year Of grace and
extravaganza are shod. Shoes and
stockings are like blossoms blown from
fairyland, so delicate in hue and 50
ethereal in texture that no stretch Of
imagination can relate them to the
ugly black things when utility was the
only end aimed at.
Evening journal., 1907-03-19

Dey amt many Nv us dat kin have
our faces on a bank note, en- mos NV
us'druthuh have cur hars on en- emmy
way.
Evening journal., 1907-03-19
If A. ONF TIME 49,.

the ONE TIME that we induce the reader Try Casca-
Iets be failure and disappointment it BROKEN
PROMISE and NEVER repetition of his patronage The fact
that the time ONE MILLION
sold every month PROVES that believe
se" and have delivered the goods.
Evening journal., 1907-03-19

De worr owes eve'y man a livin', but
dars a-plenty NV men datd rathuh
starve den collec de bill.-Caly Ry-
land.
Evening journal., 1907-03-19
Ami Iemimula Marin,.-

De onlies' time de lazy man is willin
to wuk is when he's tryin' TO git a
rich wife.
Evening journal., 1907-03-19

De reasonable oman is de oman whar
amt allus onreas'n 'nable.
Evening journal., 1907-03-19
PURITY
OF
PROMISE
Make Good and you'II
Be Prosperous

that was not characterized by PURITY and TRUTH and
HONESTY, so that could always DELIVER AGREED
1t was own PURE DRUG law and PROMISE mas
always been FULFILLED
Evening journal., 1907-03-19

Look laik a man couldn' have a mucn
bettuh 'larm clock den his wife's ell
bow.
Evening journal., 1907-03-19

Daniel o'keefe convalesoing.
Daniel OKeefe, usher az the French
Evening journal., 1907-03-19

sowe askyou with the endorsement Of the American behind
and family medicine for all STOMACH and BOWEL troubles especially
caused by arrangement of the Stomach and Bowels cas
intended them doNO VIOLENCE, but plain soothing
willing
of
all
perfe
sh
i
have tried cascarets before druggist DAY
lnd little 0 1t will BE SURE TO GET WHAT
nOU ASK THE GENUINEl Rs
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02

The Denver Times is in error in
assuming that the proposed change in
judicial district lines is opposed by
any Of the people Of the valley coun-
ties. Without regard 10 politics all
favor the measure Of Representative
Parrish. which is intended to put the
valley counties in a district whose
interests will be- in common. Our
people object to having their Judic-
ial officers named by the ignorant
serfs of the c. r. 4 |. and other
coal companies in Las Animas and
not one of whom could
recognize an official ballot with a
letter of introduction and a dark
lantern. The new district may go
republican. but the officials will be
chosen by men and women who act
ually vote Lamar Sparks.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
oss csis assig~s.

ID. F.. Cain. who has been as
sistant to the vice president of the
Denver and Rio Grande railroad. has
resigned his position after . short
tenure. much to the surprise Of his
friends. II is stated that i'll health
ID the cause Of the resignation and
that Mr.. Cain will probably return
East.
He came here about the first Of
the year from Topeka. Kan. where
he had been with the Rock Island
He is regarded as one Of the most
capable railroad men in the country,
and during his short residence here
he has made many friends. No sue.
cessor to Mr.. Cain has been appoint
ed and there is some talk of the
position being done away with alto
gether by the Rio Grande.
Mr.. Cain was superintendent o,
the western grand division of tn,
Santa Fe for two years and resignet
To accept a position on the Rocl
Island. He had been eonnectec
with the Santa Fe for a score oi
years previous to going 10 the Rocl
Island
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02

THE Fowler Oil and Gas Company
is issuing stock. and has succeeded
in placing 10000 shares at five cents
per each. La Junta had some ex-
perience with the oil fever . few
days ago. and various and sundry
citizens invested numerous dollars in
gaudily printed Certificates Of
stock" When the ink was fresh
they looked like government bonds,
but now well. it's funny what q
difference just few years make.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
sisthssy s~s nsssisGs AnoivsSsssiss.

The Woman's Relief Corps and
Grand Army Of the Republic met at
Woodruff Hall few evenings ago
to celebrate birthday and marriage
anniversaries Of six Of the members.
The early part of the evening was
spent in conversation. and after a
delightful lunch had been served by
the ladies of the Relief Corps. sever
al of the old soldiers entertained the
company with thrilling remem-
brances Of the war. Ii was one OF
the most delightful evenings Of the
year and the members look forward
to others like H.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
oeess - SA0v cOSos. .
STATE oE coLa,RADo. /,

STATE oF COLORADO.
Coz wv oy OTHao.
Ia tho waiter sf the estate 81 J.nes W.
Bro~u. fec-s-<i.
Ovster ~ho~ csu-- t--titia. fer ~sl- Il
real estate.
This rnAttrr es,-riax !. 10 h~svd s.u this
sixth day II Fehrusry A. D. Iss- uv..s he -
sition 1i~t kev~in bs Earl " Hs-kIn-- No
fs.ii.viax d~-~rit~-i re1i estate . port 100
th~r~<,f. te~if Th~ -ssushwe-t qszrf~r -
--csson eight t.~n~hip twenty -sous. ~.,uth
~ ranH~ tfty-four s~-t. IN Os~r- csunty-
Colorss.. for TIE purp-s-~ cf y~yinx the
cs--s- sS sdnfni-trStss.a. - and for the hest
insr---t- Of the estate s.d il n~~ srt~sr-
ing tks fourt frour "a trtr tAa- fsrs.x-r
Ssa legal xroands fs-~ thu sale ef all Yar-
sscn - ~sid r~al e-tss~.
NOW. THEREFORE IL ). .rs~r-d hy the
Co~rs th.f Lizzi~ " Brown. May h. B-uxn
H.rsc- T. Brown- Jams ". Brown snd IN
r-r-o<sS = ho l~xat~~- d~vf--~~ Of aid
~~-s.-- any psrt th~r-s.f. hpir~ - ~sii de-
c~-i~nr ~ srd spp>sr t-fsr~ -~ss Court Al the
Insss- coansy .si >fst~ sfs.-v-asd c.n NJ
-z< = dag - March 4 D. rsss- % ts< hoa- q
fso css-ck IN the scr~oo<-l ~ ord "a then snf
th--~ n -ho~ caa-r- ~ any thpre b. wky an sr-
e~r -so-sld nss ~ rsse- dir~esin< the said 80
@insssrss"r ~ - the shri> cr ~ moch ~
-ssd real e~ssse - s.y - s~----sry fc- tie
ut Is F>RTHgR OaDkRHp that thi- ~
s-r - p~hfi~k~a ec< ~ ka-s sosr Successive
~~-A- n - - ytSrs rMs1Ss. . ~-~kly
II - yC9fuE1 O9DE98D that Clyde
T. laei~> E-s-- ~ >esA Cssss<s - sH>r~. - sn<l
~ = herUeI agUsi1ssa - esoron;n - lis>u
sr~ 0~rsrs 4 brwws 80 Se1@ y. nro~n.
- sAeC~.rs: "a WAlllA
U~s v.axsr.as-. v-s~-.ry a..
ls-s s.Aesrssa DsrvA q ~
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
Stole . Morse ard A~sy rnsy Ran

Clarence Westfall. a youth of
eighteen summers. and Pearl Owens.
a maiden fair of an equal number Of
winters. stole horse and buggy be-
longing to DIR. +. NJ. White. stand
ing in front Of the doctors Office on
Santa Fe avenue. last Friday after
noon. and drove at a furious rate to
Pueblo. The animal was exhausted
on reaching the Little Pittsbury of
the Wess. but we<tfail was equal to
the occasion. and before the eyes Of
hundreds Of passersby. drove in
front o. the Pueblo postofiice Satur-
day. and deliberately traded horses.
putting another animal in place Of
DR.. Whites. Embarrassing the horse
from a buggy standing before the
building.
On arriving in Colorado Springs.
the Owens girl went to Denver on .
Rio Grande train. Westfall intend
ing to join her after selling the
stolen property. Westfall sold the
rig for $40. but the purchaser
learned later that it was stolen prop
erty and reported the matter ct po-
lice headquarters. Westfall was
captured Monday afternoon and is
now in durance vile.
Westfzll had been around La
Junta for several weefs previous to
his recent escapade. and for three
whole days worked 1t the Sherman
House for his board. Mr.. Sherman
after three days trial decided that
the young man was not worth the
snlary he paid him md let him 20.
WesefaN's mother lives in Coios15u
SpriaR.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
" Ase sovs vsG vAl.u.

Ordway now has two saloons
The only restaurant in Las AMI
mas is run by japanese
An eighty acre farm near Fowler
was sold last week for 1900.
Senator Dolliver. Of Iowa. lee
lures in Rocky Ford. April I'd.
The Wells Fargo Express Company
is erecting a new Office building at
Rocky Ford.
The eolored population Of Las Ami
mas is increasing. about sixty repre-
sentatiyes arriving last week.
The Rocky Ford beet sugar fac
tory paid out sl94. 900 to growers
during the season just closed.
Every resident Of Holly must be-
long to the Modern Woodman Of
America. A Valley paper reports
that a class of 800 was initiated
there recently.
A Rocky Ford man has invented
an aerial extension ladder for use in
fighting fires. 1t is raised by by
d. aulic power and is Of such strength
as to raise The ladder with = man at
the end.
The grinding Of sugar beets at the
Rocky Ford factory ceased last
Thursday. after the longest sugar
making campaign in the history of
the industry in Colorado days
of twenty-four hours each.
A Santa Fe freight train came in
to the station yard Saturday after
noon carrying a double load. The
train was loaded with freight and
the crew was loaded with booze
They were fired and crew came
down from La Junta To take charge
Las Animas Democrat.
The Santa Fe established . new
record last week. thirty-one cars of
sheep being shipped from Las Ami
mas to Kansas ity on Friday. con
signors disposing Of their holdings
and arriving back home again or
Wednesday almost equal TO the
time of the California Limited.
The extent Of seed production in
the Arkansas Valley is indicated BY
the fact that ID. v. Burrell will this
season plant 2s0 acres Of cantaloupes
in the Box Springs country. The
entire acreage will be for seed. Mr.
Burrell's land is under . reservoir.
but to insure . plentiful supply Of
water he has provided several we@h.
The Southeastern Colorado Shesp
and Wool Crowefs' Aasociatioa wos
organized in Las Animas last wed,
with p. G. Scott - president snd =.
Z. Thompson secretary and treasur-
er. Sheepmen Of Otero, Rent. Prow-
ers. Baca. Las Animas and Kiowa
counties are eligible. the member
ship fee being 5.
Judge G. r. Patrick was in town
yesterday exhibiting the plans and
blue prints Of the proposed Horse
Greek water supply for the valley
towns. including Rocky Ford. Sugar
City. Ordway and La Junta. The
plan is to collect the water from the
sand by means Of the perforated
pipes. bringing il to q well in the
center 100 feet square. from which
il is to be carried through a thirty
six inch pipe and distributed to the
towns. II is not proposed to furnish
water for anything but domestic
purposes. Sugar City Gazette.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02

LAST Sunday 5 edition Of the Pu.
eblo Chieftain Weekly contained a
splendid write-up Of Rocky-Ford
Shelton and Cheraw. handsomely H.
lustrated. Rocky Ford IS described
as the Gem City Of the Arkansas
Valley" cantaloupe gem. Next
Sundays edition Of the same paper
will be devoted to exploiting La
Junta and Swink a real 1--we subject.
something worth writing about. II
Rocky Ford is the gem city" then
surely La Junta. the best town in
the Valley. ought to be dubbed the
peerless city
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
SATURDAY. MARCH 2. 1907.

IA JUSTA Is CITY or SIX
tfs.ss-s1.i population sgd coCnt,
-rat 20 Df-r.s counfy. the greatest
agricultural s,stiisfy ia the arsan-
"a. S-liry. thr-- t<-~s suxsr fr-
tori.> 4s,-sE.., i.,ra ed n thin - h-unr-
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02

Said an old-time party worker the
other day: 1T never pays to graft.
For every dollar man makes by
grating. the time will come when
he has to pay two dollars to cover
UP the act or keep from getting in
to trouble by having some one give
him away" Here is sound logic for
you. Honesty is the best policy. -
Bessemer Indicator.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02

IT is a very fortunate thing for
the Santa Fe that The Laton libel
law was killed. Under its provis-
ions the Sparks would have been de-
barred from the publication Of the
time card on the ground that II Is
ficticious and misleading matter in
tended 70 harass and deceive the
reader. Lamar Sparks
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02

THE Experiment Station at Fort
Collins has issued = leafet giving
the cost of the roads Of the different
counties Of the state for FIVE years.
from 1900 to 1906. Is far as informa-
ton could be obtained from county
officers Only part Of the counties
have given all of the data desired.
The expenditure in 1895 was nearly
half a million dollars for the counties
reporting. which would Indicate q
total Of $500 600 for the state. This
does not include the amount spent
by cities or towns or individuals,
but includes only the amount spent
upon county roads.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02

THE Santa Fe is not so slow after
all. The Bent County Republican
says: The twenty-seven cars Of
sheep loaded on Missouri Pacific
cars at Arlington last Friday made
the run to Kansas City in twenty
seven hours The thirty-one cars
loaded on the Santa Fe at Las Ami
mas on the same afternoon made
the run in twenty-eight hours. That
* going some and shippers can find
no fault with that kind of service. -
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02

would not hurt the business and
professional men of this city to get
together twice a month and talk
over propositions for the good and
welfare of this community. Do we
hear a second.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02

The Business Mems Association of
Pueblo has arranged for a series
of, midday luncheons to be given
seni-monthly. The luncheons are
given between the hours Of 12.3o
and 1.3o D. m. and cost 30 cents per
cover. payable a; each luncheon
All speeches. discussions ard re.
marks are included within the time
mentioned above. The great family
jsurnal arises TO make . motion that
sAe Ia Junsa Board Of Trade inaug.
usuas . ssfjD u iuncAesos IN this
eisy e . i@ilsr elsaF1cser. II
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
40 pile s,ioa to tssss Stsss tsas.,
OyFIcr 90 rHs >rsrr BoAEi
90 LAND fpasI--IoSEE-.
D.Svsal :. .aso,, !. I. Q. f.i,,s,rs "a. - ,

NOTICE l. HEEEBN GIVEN THtT
~ FicBsl-rl~ith aud Routd. ~ha-e I-s~t-
Office adir--s j. IL Junta- Colo. on frbrusr,
"a ts07. made application No. rk-.- 10 the Stsss
board of Lsbd Commissioners Ia les-s The
foliowiax described -chs-sl iand-. situsts in
an Rent. osero atsd las Anima~ cnuntIe-. Eulo-
fssfss. ts.-Wl'.
All of -.-ction ~. to~n-hip ~ -,aths all oe
-s-cfios N. to~n n-hip 2 --,tltb and sli ef s-c~
tiaa ~. to~u-hip - -.sufh. range - w~~t.
All Of -sctieu. - sud n. tow n-bip ~ -.sufk
all of --etioa- u and Vi. township e ~oath
ssd all Of -ection q. to~nship - south. rsnse
~ west
All Of -ection> - ssi n. io~ ~n-bip ~ ~.sn,k.
rsnx- a ~~~t-
Ne other application tn i~s-~ the sh-svs
de-crib--i premises "r ohl-cts.a sxsin-t the
stos~ application vii b. coa-ider~t after
March -. rss- -
IpHNG VIVIAN
Register STATE Bard Land Caur " i-~i"aers.
First ps,biicstis.a. February q r@s.
Last pahiicstioa- Mach ~ iSys.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02

4lA JUSTA Is CITY OF SIX
tis.s.s-slsi population a.d eocHt3
-rat 90 Df-rss c.stInty. The greatest
AGRICULTURAL s.snfsry ia the ar.an-
srliry. thr-- t<-~s suxsr fsr-
tori-> 4s-sE.s is-raied n trhin - boar
4. juata J. is-rsis-l a. fh- .arr' son OF
thr..- iivi-i.sss- o, the Aiehi-ps. Iol~ka ssd
santa he. al mil-- ~-.f 81 hzE-s- tity. d.
Isl .ai!-- southeast 81 i'~HF p -iNfJ fhr-
mile. e.i-t o' Pu~b.o, and .isi.t5 7ol- miles
sss.rth snd east "a Triossizd. la lss. the >snts
f~~tl-~nd-.i Ssst.tss. a perm tt-nt con-trsss-
tts,n ~or. c...-i-tis< Of mach ne -haf-- store
hoas... rosiisfh.,t-s, etc The raiiru@siir' 'sn-
a. III. place over ssolsO for lsl-.r. The s~inA
-axsr Eact.sry, hs~ mils- a. --t - IL JuDfz
rr-st-si IA tsssst ro-t ct h.Sss"a La
Junis hs Just rsi'oil' anI rIt-Hei. - ~s'sf
> ~nf~u-- of A0tss Ia J. % rod
l.y the city sfsi -s.sufn~ncsd pf-rst ssis- fsotn
n~s source af supply IN fetrusrJ. ios. The
sititnt- = i!Ori f-~f. and th- climate ts.~n
the year roftIist. = un-tirpa-~~t. Almost cfsr
stanr -unshia- rt.arset-ris-- the inter- and
q - holly ciossdy day h rarity. Ia Juuts its-
all the a~troi-siifan co4t~nieur-~ n-~si-sf u,
ritY of -sesD population. tnclniinx many 'niis-
..f briek .li~~s a f~-rfrct - stem as .sni-
tsry .-x~ra.~. electric light plant htrh
-al,i,lir. all dr. aud allaisst --ssie~. an ar
tfrtsl ic- plsaf al -~seis issn- dailg csiss9tfI.
80 .tortnx AOo tou. of onr- rnnuntsin lev,
thru al fr~. deliver, routrS- city letter car
ri~r ohe- for local delivery. hr- department;
telephone system ~tth l"n -gi'-crth~r-, snh
kong disssn~~ rs1n~ctta.a With any part OF tho
state -rbs-i -y-t~m rserii--t bg uo cttS ~
the state. employing t~sniy even teacher
ia t~-nty to. rossb-- With ue~ $3.50 high
zehar,l com pl-t@d ia hp. ten ehurchs-r -lstrsn
-ecr~t and fratsrnai orders, two bank-. 5000
capital aud ssSt.ss d~pss-it-; utsr dsiiD aud
tao ~e~sly new -pat~r.. oI~rs hfsn-s 81 20
s-atiag ssEsrify. hrtcs plant "f ts1ss dsil1 ca.
pscity. manufacturing h.-t quality Of vi'ri h~t
fsrick nour mill of 20 barrel. daily capacity
cement block plant. In fact La Junts J. one
.f the b--t to~H- Of IL Size In coinr~.ia-
Evening journal., 1907-05-04
TROUBLE OVER
LIQUID QUART

Liquid measure is the bone Of CON
tention" between the wholesale and
retail dealers in milk in Wilmington at
present
Some days ago the producers de-
cided that hereafter milk should be
sold to retailers by the LIQUID measure
only, and this has caused dissenslon.
the retail dealers claiming that the re-
duction of seventeen quarts Ia the one
hundred has made il impossible foc
them to supply their trade.
At this mornings meeting of tho
Milk Producers Association st was
stated that several members had lefs
upon their hands on account of the
liquid measure being used.
Some of the retailers. il is asserted.
refuse TO pay for milk by the liqrii
measure, but the producers declare
that they win hold out for the ruic
they have adopted under the new law
The retailers have a representative
in Philadelphia to-day, il is said, who
is endeavoring TO purchase milk In
that city, as the liquid measure does
not go into effect there until July l.
Five new members we're added TO the
rolls OF the Producers Association this
morning, one of them being Frank j.
Williams, editor of the Cecil Wig. of
Elkton, Md.
Evening journal., 1907-05-04
ON HORSEBACK
TO SEE CIRCUS
Daniel c. Bailey, Prominent
SmyTnian, Took Ride Of 80
Miles to Be at Show

Among those who attended the circus in
this city yesterday was Daniel c. Bailey.
well-known citizen Of Smyrna. land
owner, fruit grower and baseball en-
thusiast.
Mr.. Bailey made the trip from Smyrna
to this city on Thursday by horseback
riding the entire distance of thirty miles
on his fine animal He stopped over Tor
dinner at st. Georges and completed the
journey in the afternoon. Mr.. Bailey is
one Of the big peach growers Of northern
Kent county and recently owned the
"guideless wonder" a sensational horse
that travelled without a bride or line
of any description but was guided mere
ly by the stick or whip Of the driver.
He recently sold the animal at hand
some profit.
Mr. Bailey lately returned from an ex-
tended trip TO Cuba having made the
journey on a sailing vessel. He was much
pleased with Cuba and enjoyed himself
Immensely Mr. Bailey has been spend
ing a few days with relatives in this city.
Evening journal., 1907-05-04
TWELVE FELL OFF
WATER WAGON

susr an even dozen of unfortunates
who fell off the water wagon" into
the hands of the police were arraigned
in city Court to-day. and in each case
the nominal fine Of 81 and costs was
imposed.
Judge Cochran probably took in con-
sideration that yesterday was circus
day. and there was some excuse for a
few "jags."
The fighters were also scarce, and i'm
IAN the excitement around the circus
grounds but few arrests were made,
and the officers had an easy time of it.
Everybody was happy and the crowd
was good natured.
Jennie Green and Mary e. Bush. both
colored. were each fined SO and costs
for fighting in the street, and James
A. Anderson, also colored, was fined
$40 and costs for kicking up disturb
ance in the vicinity Of Lancaster ave-
nue. and Union street. Hezekiah Black
was fined s. and costs for reckless
driving.