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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-20
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Hotel Brinkman.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-04

NemaNee In Nlok IWe.
30 That heirrss u engaged 10 . M
blemnn."
"yeA."
.Amd you cay the a6slr was r"nan'
tics"
.Oh. very. Why. the duke was even
.oo rnor 10 hire q lawyer"-Nans"s
Guy Journal.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-04

rAe sassctus are ssa'ra'ly 'acss'-
Hlack wo0d.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-04
FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE

Notice Il hereby given that Martha
Frances Wills. sdministratrix Of the
estate Of James CALVIN Ngier. de-
ceased, having on July II. 1905.
aled her nssi report ia said matter.
and on the 31st Of 0etobss. 1903.
flied her supplementary Aaai report
and account In said matter. With the
clerk Of the couaty court Of klamath
county. orssos. the ssiA court did. By
order made and entered on the 3ist
day Of October. 1893. sppoint satur-
day. November seth. 1908. at the
hour OF 10 o'clock IN the forsaoos.
at the courthouse Of said county and
state IN klamath Falls. Oregon. -
the time and place TOR the hearing Of
said settlement Of said accounts and
estate.
MARTHA FRANCES WILLS.
io-:s.ii.IS Administrators.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-04

Hs y oltsn ~ wissst nan Whe =
not wise at all.-WosdsveetA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-04
PLAYING the STOCKS.
No VINE Nss ksswss1Vs s~6 Ne W'hs
osmblee o. oeeelp.

No VINE t>ss kWswsstOs s~6 Ne Whs
osmbiss sN osssip.
Os the usny popular dslussous tourls.
ing Wsii ssscss ssd W. ,~opIe DSsss y
uosv twsslstsnt ~ msrv dsagrrOua 10
the outsider than she Isllef that from
nc,hins gr~st s,rsnsaHsUt sossu,ws hsve
lren made by shsr~d and iueky slscr
uis,soa In psi~~s. u isa's. True. We
dl6~svn,isie hese tes swesW sgses'ulasSo~
In ,~ts~s only and she Kind ce oea'sl.
mate si,e~uiatlon Whkh sss.ks "a anik'o.
rate grsat e~csomic changes. 1~rttl.
mate speculation has Ne translation
into pr.sva. too. bus u takes. Msst. oetet-
nal capital In sosns reasonable ptcpoe-
tlon 10 the pro6ts expe~ted aud. se~'
csti,y. the Srrstnseut ~ es~rtAso0ai
opportunity with eosrect imagination.
Tie risks si lsrsi arp veey iarsr. Ausong
our Wall ssreet acQualWtanrrs afe eev'
ee~i hard headed ms0 wh0 avrceed In
mskiax s.a0m = yesr BY s'scaiasSoa.
Not one NJ them bss . capital oe leas
than $4,000. They make u earn
about 10 p~r cent.
Tate Rlauk. one Of The abless sv'ecu.
lators we know. lie has made half .
million dollars during The past 6ve
years. Very Handsome r~turn. you
cay. let us iook st Rlant. Tie wac
the chief accountant oe oue a the hlg
Sul,wny syssems Wh<A 40 mnrle. dying.
,es, him Ss0.0nn. Mind roo. ~ vas an
exprrt mliway seatlatician and an e.
cepaiouaily sbls youWg asau 10 boos.
Ito knew hla own rad NE . hook. ~
well 10 some Other things that only ~
directors were awssv oe TIE siore oe
the sys,em looked cheap Ia him. and
10 ussd bic e:N.0O 10 marRie <!0n0
shares. 4 bull uaarkst was beginning.
and within q month or two Rlank's
capital had increNsed 10 emoon Ito
was content with . ten point rsse'
though the siork advanced ten lsc,nts
,norr. That was The 6rst Of Rlank's
dcals. Twelve m,oRtha later 10 won
again. lie thought that lhe seork OF
q certain western system was selling
below its value aud ~ about an in'
vest,gatlon 10 aud the facts. Tie hlretl
q arse class ewsineer aud = retlerd tras.
nc manager 10 iravel from one end OF
fhat railroad 10 tho other. and 10 hlm.
eli anaiyscA the accounts. When all
the rrpoeta were In u aremed 10 him
that tbs system was earulng cnou1e
money 10 Justify an 'ncrrass OF isa
dividend. aud he plunerd once usore'
He walled slx months Tor hh po'el
this time. and hls investigation bed
cost him ehO0n Ils made ot00oo
Oootl iaterrst. roo say. but thlut u
R,ank's special eQulpn,ent eoe ~
gau,s aud The trouble b. took TO b
right. You. Mr.. Thlnmarglnlst. aftss
rcadlng ths wall street ecsslp In youl
daily paper. adventure Jour thousand
or Two thousand dollars aud expect q
double your money. Marx ehe dl0sr
suce. John rarr In Everybodys Mag
nalne.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-04
opsalas On oysssn

'.rhs Cooks Usacl~." book whSch
was usvsr Tar froM the kitchens Of our
great.sraudH,otbers. y very precise U
II dirtctloMs - 10 the proper ulanuee
Of lxeservlns and eating oystsrR sayq
an EMgllsh. juuruAl. "rhs trur lover
Of az oyster" writes the Auth6t. will
have some regard tor the Sse,lnss q
hls little favoflls aud wlll never aban'
dou Il to the Msrclss of q bunollng -.
orator. hut will 0l'eu Il hlmeele ano
contrlvs to dttacb the aah from ~
she'll % dextrrously that the oyster =
hardly ,cousclous ~ hAs oeeu eleceeo
froM hls lodging tlll ~ fsels the teetn
Of the plsclvorous sousuaand tsctllaU
him 10 death."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-04
sisE non TON osocxRY.

A little store with the best In ths
grocery lilac -cisaa. new. fresh. end
prices reasonable. oss thai vii
eonviscs you that u u he place u
trade. 1.1ote
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-04

Thspssaimlst stasds bsnsatA ~ trss
q peospeslty anA UVewh when 10
truit tails % hls head.-onceoss oaoa'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-04

y,sacher was lelllA9 her claeo lletle
st0sles IN natural hlatory. and she aak.
a " any me could tell her what .
aeouudAoa waa Up wsnt . lltsls aand.
wavlnn fTNntlsAlly.
~wsll carl, yes nay 'ell - what =
orouNdho0 -"
~lNeasN ma'au. NJ eausaeas-ey'
eeybodyI Magazine.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-04
ws,sh,es o,sm.~ts end os,d.

wvsUVssV OSS ~
The weight Of diamonds and other
precious stones b sspreesed 10 carats.
grains aud quarter gralnA ytey are
pear, gFalus. QUE Of which y eQual to
fourafths Of q troy grain. -Four quar-.
ter grains make one grain and fooS
grains one carat Ths 6nsneO ot Uosd
b also szpsessed 10 cerata fues gold
b tweuty.fOur caruts Uue. Yhs cor,
ats. therefore. Indicate the proportions
q alloy. Most oe ths Oold useo by
lowslrs b abeut tossteea easats oae'
havins Ten parts Of slloy. )
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-04
Guaranteed Public
Land SCTipt

The c. 3. Towers Co.. lGolss city.
Mont. agents for The Nosthssn Pas1os
Lasd Script viii ssIses sos 30 aay
vseaas. non mineral esvssnnsat
lasd. Write then Tor pastieulass
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-04

Dow ila,er Nvn,ulously'-see. here.
air. win that dog bite meS uns
Owner ,ssprnsully.-l,o you suppose no
hNs M ll.s.l,ws Of usle prsssrvae'on'-
Jsaltln.ors American.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-05
Sunday Services at the
Local Houses Of Worship.
Baptist Ladies' Aid Gives
Baked Bean Supper.
newsy Personal PenciIings and
Local Notes Of Interest.

Miss Genevieve Cudworth of Boston ar
rived Saturday and today will begin her
duties as trimmer in the millinery store
of Miss L. NJ. Withee.
Lees Hall was the guest Saturday after
noon of friends in Waterville.
Misses Lottie Vigue and Emma Roul-
lard passed Saturday afternoon in Wa
terville.
A discussion of the question "Resolved,
That a Good Man Has More Influence
That Bad Man" was held at the {
O'Clock service Sunday evening in the
Congregational church.
Rev Robert Morris of Bangor occupied
the pulpit at the First Baptist church
Sunday morning.
why Rich Man Became Poor was
the subject of the sermon Sunday morn
ing in the Bethany Baptist church
DR.. T.. A. Leitch took for the subject of
his morning discourse in the Centenary
Methodist church "A Vision of Mans
Possibilities for Good or Evil" That
evening he spoke briefly on THE Pearl
of Great Price
Hon Forrest Goodwin returned home
Saturday from Augusta.
f. c. Dow was in Waterville on bust
ness Saturday.
A. George Cookson has taken lease
for five ears of the RangeIey Tavern, the
new hotel in that town now nearing COM
pletion. Hhe will open the house early
next month. Mr.. Cookson is well known
in this town. where he resided several
years.
n S1fn rIn IL
has been engaged for the coming year by
New York sportsmen to take charge OF
string of private camps at Rangeley
lakes
Mrs. Thomas Lawley and her daughter,
Miss Bessie. We're in Waterville Saturday.
c. d. Reed, treasurer of the common
wealth Shoe & Leather Co, was in town
Saturday on business connected with the
local shoe factory
Miss Minnie Russell. an employe at
Hotel Coburn. left Saturday for Bling
ham, where she will spend Il vacation of
two weeks with relatives
Mrs. Eusenia Gallant of Bingham. ac-
companied by her son Ralph was in town
Saturday visiting relatives
Mrs F.. W. Bucknam and her son left
Saturday for visit with her sister in
Exeter. n. II.
Mrs. w, NJ. Pulsifer returned Friday
night from Waterville, where she had
been since the death of her mother, Mrs.
1. c. Libby.
a Baker Bean. supper was served Sat
urdaY night in Grand Army hall by the
Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist
church 1t was literally patronized
The farce How the story Grew" was
presented Saturday night in Town hail.
Jackman, by amateurs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-05
Fred Du|aC Admits Steal
ing $500 from His Cousin.
Held for August Term and Re-
+ leased on $500 Bail.
Arthur Paul Brought Here to An
swer to EmbezzIement.

Dexter, Nc, April fired Dulac was
before the municipal court Saturday
and entered plea of guilty of the
larceny of $500 from his cousin Henry
Garneau on March Z.
The court not having jurisdiction in
he case, he was held for the grand
jury at tie August term of the su-
preme court, bonds being fixed at
$500 His three brothers furnished the
necessary bonds and he was released
from custody.
Deputy Sheriff Buzzell of Exeter ar
rived Saturday, having in custody
Arthur Paul of Boston. who is want
ed for embezzlement. Deputy Buzzcll
arrested his man in Rumford Falls.
Paul went under several different
names III the various places he visited.
The charge Of cmbczzlcmcnt is pre-
ferred by L. f. Scholl, who says he let
Paul have Il Maine Central mileage
book which he never paid for nor re-
turned. Other people here are said to
have charges against the man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-05
MILLIONS OF LIVES Lost
The Awful Toll Collected by cons,,
ton.

If people could only undergtar,
Catarrh is an Internal scrnf,,,.. nat
nothing applied extcrn1Ilv doc. mat
good they would not need tn "" '
warned so often about this fatal @
ease, which, when neglected. i,,.. US
bly, ends up in Consumption ~. "a
cost Of millions of lives eyer, ue
Yet Catarrh Is easily cured if ~. seaf'
treatment is employed. ''sht
Catarrh is caused by eerne i.
blood which circulate througbo,. 'ne
entire system. External rernodiaa we
but temporary ease. Arthou,,h sHe
effects are often seen in the form, Vi.
pimples, rash. eczema or dry, "a. "
skin, the trouble is internal ana lay
never be cured by external ronod,. Vai'
The only way 10 cure Catarrb J..
employing a medicine which is ="
sorbed and carried by the blood e. az
parts of the system. 80 that th. ,,,,, "H
membrane or internal lining 10 W.,
body is thoroughly medicated. soo,bas
disinfected Of germ matter. and ~
soreness healed. ''@
We have a remedy prepared from =.
prescription of Il physician ,vb,, -
thirty years studied and made CT
a specially and whose record ,f s,,,..
was Il cure in every case whore =.
treatment was followed as rr4scrih@a
That remedy is Rexau Mucu-
We are 50 positive that if win o,+
Catarrh in all its various farm.
whether acut" or chronic that wa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-05
NEVER I'LL UNTIL. SO.
Pneumonia Proves Fatal to Aqed New
York Woman.

New York, April Airs Mary
Moses, grandmother of City Magistrate
Moses Herman, has just died ,f
pneumonia at her grandson's home. 49,
East SiXtieth street, at the age of 49,
She had never been i'll up to a week
ago. when she Cought cold. Mrs
Moses was born in Bavaria in 1917 and
she and her husband came here in 1885
the trip taking siXty-three days Her
husband. Henry Moses, was a well to
do merchant at the time of his death
in 1860 and was one of the founders of
the Mount Sinai Hospital and the
Hebrew orphan Asylum Mrs. Moses
was the oldest survived by two sons.
y. II. Moses, vice president of Temple
Emanuel, and Max Moses. a LAWYER
Her daughter, Cecilia Herriman, who
died nine years ago. was Magistrate
Herrrman's mother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-05
BIG ICEBERG SIGHTED.
steamship Cymric Reports PASSING
Huge FIoe.

New York April 4-Thc italian
steamer Verona, which arrived from
Genoa and Naples, reported that on
March % she was in communication
with the steamer Cymric. bound from
Boston to Liverpool, and that the
cymric reported having sighted huge
iceberg about $50 feet high and 500 feet
long. and had passed very near to it.
Several steamers have reported
passing huge ice fields recently, ana
captains are having a sharp lookout
kept, especially at night, so as to avoid
collision
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-05
S5o,Oooo0o FOR LAND.
Independent Steel Combine BUYS Up
100000 Acres.

Washington. Pa. April 4-Through
a deal just closed here the Immense
coal 1ieId owned by J. Y. Thompson,
me ohlontoWn, Pa. millionaire specu-
iator' extending over Washington.
Greene and Fayette Counties, was
transferred TO a combination of indie
pendent steel concerns for approx
mately $50,ooo,00o. More than 100. 0Go
acres Wer" involved. the selling price
averaging $500 an acre.
Th" independent combine is headed
by Charles NJ. Schwab, of Bethlehem
Steel Company. and every independent
concern IN the country is Interested.
except Jones & Laughlin CO.. which
controls it's own fields.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-05
BIG FEE FOR PHYSICIAN.
The Doctor Who Attended uuckv,
Baldwin May Get 100000,

Los Angeles, April 4-What is said
to be the largest fee ever paid a medi-
cal practitioner in California for
services in single case. Will be re-
received by DR. John w. Trueworthy of
this city, for attendance upon the late
+. }. (Lucky) Baldwin during the lat
ter's fatal illness. The California
Practitioner is authority for the above
statement
Dr. Trueworthy does not confirm the
report but he is quoted as saying that
II he received in proportion to the fees
OF attorneys handling cases of the
same kind. he would be paid at Ieaet
500, 900
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-05
RIoTOUS STUDENTS REVENGE
400 Loads Of Goods Sent to Justice
Who Pronounced Sentence.

PARIS, April 4.-Thc Royalist stud
cnts VII" recently were condemned to
brief terms of imprisonment and small
fines by N. Hammard, Justice of the
Peace. for the mutilating of statues
and demonstrations in the streets and
theaters, have taken a humorous
revenge against the Justice. They
ordered 400 wagonIoads of merchandise
of every description, from pianos TO
coal, delivered at NJ. Hammard's resi-
dencc
Almost "A riot occurred i'm front Of
the Hammard house when the do
liverieS began Traffic was imnoda.,
ana the rate drivers We're with diff
hcuity induced to depart without leay
ing their loads
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-05

Tallmadge reached Chicago at -
M. after the fastest run ever made osei
the Santa Fee road The 1,20D m'N'
from Santa t'e, n M, to Chicago "eiO
covered at the rate of IS miles an
hour The train at times made d.
nigh as 100 miles an hour.
Mr.. Tallmadge, who has been deaiihe
IN real estate in the Southwest, va,
stricken with ptomaine poisonous
tuesday. 1t was believed he could nv
i've unless he was taken back :.
Chicago to receive the attention u
specialists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-05
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Captain T.. w. Stephens of the
Princeton University chess team an
nounced Saturday that he has accepted
the challenge of the University OF
Pennsylvania for a dual chess match
to decide the intercollegiate champion
ship. The match will be played after
the Easter recess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-05

Harry NJ, Turner has been reelected
superintendent of the Free Baptist
Sunday school az Sanford after five
years continuous service. Miss Mil
dred c. Low is again elected to serve
as assistant superintendent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-05
NOTICE..

The w. c. r. L. Temporary Home iu'
Children will hold a meeting at the bay,
list church, Church St, Gardlner' II. an
Wednesday P. NJ at $50, April q Az ~
members of the corporation are uFSeo ~
be present, as the question of purchasIiIiSl
a house for home for the children VIII
be discussed and voted upon.
Per order
MRS. SARAH G. PAYNE, Pres.
MRS. BLANCHE NJ FRIEND. Secy,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-05
MADE 100 MILES AN Houe
Wealthy Real Estate MAJ p
Chicago to See Doctors ~

Cnlcago' April 4.-The race n =.
special train half way across t,, a
continent to save the life of G T, TIL
lnaose' wealthy real estate daa,an &c
declare. 'he doctors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-05

The Methodist society at Easton ha9
purchased a lot Of Mr.. William Dun.
can on Depot street and in the near "
ture they are to build a new cnuteA
Inc price paid for the lot was, $5W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-05

The First Congregational Sunday
school of Brewer has received 100 books.
for use in the library. loan from the
Maine Missionary Society.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-05
Santa Fe Pays Juasmer, Of cour,

Judge 2 81 Mcdaniel received "a
check last Monday morning FOR sIigg
signed by officials Of the santa p
and says he is sorry 81 wasn't f1-
a million a. D. would probably have
been Just as good with the same six
natures attached Tn. check vas ;a-
the talauce due on the award Of ihs
commissioners 10 The condemnauaa
proceedings brought by the santa Fr
against the Ia Junta Land Compary
10 determine the value of III acr
0f land east OF town The award VI
The commissioners was FOR Sl.4Ir.
end the railroad company had aires av
paid 5-z5 into court ou account THs
santa Fs se'rlet instead of agp
Ing The case.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-05
oiero Gets More Water.

In the district court at Las Animas
last Tuesday. In the suit OF the
otero Irrigation District asking for
an additional decree OF water. Judge
Hunter granted decree OF an addl-
tional priority Of 16s feet. dat.
ing February /. 1908. which is the
date OF the completion of the o,ero
extension. The original priority o,
i23 feet is dated March. 1880, and
the otcro now has decree In all OF
es2 feet. dating back previous to all
priorities taken out on tributaries to
the river. but not previous to any
taken ou, on the river proper This
additional priority vii make the
Otero one OF the best bitches In the
Valley. r..
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-05
on,ser season Now Due

La idhia's fashionable upper ten
Will soon have severe attack 9.
the mountain fever. and pack up bag
and baggage to shiver 4, out Cor the
remainder OF the summer Ia the
cool o! the mountains" The ss~.
shore and the mountains are I-rAtx
uble H this season ~ The s.ar-
10 those who have ,he prrc,,. and a.
so. sometia,s. 10 ,hose who can Dor,
row the price and pay Il back dur
Ing the winter by hving on tao meal,
a day. Mos, OF us will be contenl
TO shiysr ,he summer out in Ia
Junta. and the prcsen, indie alton,
ar. that NE won't have TO impor,
an aguc microbe from Missouri ts
bring abou, a realization OF th., shiv
er stunt.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-05
Strange Coincidence.

Misses Georgia aud Ray y gins
left on No 10 last Wednesday nigh,
ior Wichita. Kan, 20 spend the sum
mer with relatives Mr. Higgir was
rather alarmed when be learnei next
morning that No. 10 OF that evening
had been In a wreck at Medvay. In
which engine No 52j turned over
None OF the passengers were MUIR
ed. This Is the same engine that
caused the death OF WIN Higgins a
few months ago. crushing him be.
tween the round house door and the
cab OF the engine. Mr. Higgins says
he Is not superstitious. but hardly
thinks that any OF his family will
ever travel behind that engine again.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-05
Woman's Club soeis, Function.

Friday afternoon OF last week the
woman's Club and few friends met
with Mrs. Mendelson, in honor of
Mrs. Pearee and Mrs. Sharp. The
rooms were tastefully decorated with
vases OF yellow roses. and the big
bow window with its bright geran.
ium blossoms and yining ferns made
q most pleasing back ground for Miss
Mildred Mendelson and Miss Irene
Jones as they gracefully presided at
the punch bowl.
The ladies had been requested To
bring their fayorite recipe, and as
each In turn read hers the rest cop
led It into neat little books provided
for the occasion. thus giving each
one present an interesting and valued
souvenir OF a very pleasant after.
noon.
Mrs. Msndelson, Mrs. s,een and
Mrs. Light assisted by Miss Nil.
dred and Miss Irene, then served a
delicious luncheon, consisting OF
Strawberries and cream. cake. cot.
fee and sAl,ed almonds.
A. the guests departed their thanks
TO the hostesses were mingled with
keen regrets NJ parting With Mrs.
Pearce and Mrs. Sharp. The club
will greatly miss them.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-05
offeisn Changes on Santa re.

Daniel r. orr. assistant super
iHtendent for the Santa Re at Albu
guerque. has succeeded G c. stark
weather as division superintendent
%. the Arkansas River division. Nj
StarkWearher has gone 70 Amarllla
Texas, 10 become general superlu
tendent Of the Pecos Valley lines o.
The Santa Fe Il IS rnmored tha,
A. Ewing. chief clerk to Superintend
sut Parker. has been slated TO So
coed Mr orr As assistant superb.
teudeut al Albuquerque Mr.. EwiuE
10 making rapid progress in railroad
circles, coming 70 La Junta several
years ago 10 take the position Of
agent FOR the Santa Re at this polu,
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-05
Death o. George Thomas surns.

The little son OF Mr. and Nr~, a.
X. Burns Vas born April Z. 1895, At
FL Paso. Texas. and died At their
home In this city. with scarlet fever.
May 30. 1903. .axed - months and
?3 days. He leaves q father. moth
er and little sister to mourn their
loss. rus, his death will BE- the
means OF bringing them to the fold
Of God. and u they live true TO God
they can meet their little darling in
the sky. We can not bring him back.
but We can 30 to him.
- precious one from US Is gone
\ voice we loved Is stiiied.
A place is vacant In our home.
which never can be filled"
The funeral service was conduct
ed by Rev. Morley At Fsiryiew GENE
terry. W.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-05
Woman. Woman. Fiekls Woman.

Miss Lottie Brectwor left Thurs.
day for Denver. where she will meet
her uncle from New York. she will
leave Denver In . few days for the
east. where she viii stop with rcla.
lives and get her education. Later
her mother. who IL In Los Angeles
for her health. may meet her. and
both viii take . trip to Europe.
Pueblo Star.Joufnsi.
Miss I.ottie IL the seventeen year
old girl who Was tho heroine Of an
elopement episode In Ia junta last
week. and pined and pined Tor q
whole day 1t the city hall. while
awaiting the arrival Of an irate faihe,
and officers Of the law from Pueb.
10. They took h@ hack hoas again.
Loves young dreaa did not last ioas
With Aiss lottie. hes heart pansa
havsas svtlsatly 1esa assuAsed with