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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-15
ECOS DE- IA PR[NSA AMERICANA
Con los espanoles en- Africa

Para la pr"nsa amer lcaEa las Ope-
raciOnes militares de los espanoles en-
el Norte de Africa rarcccn haber per
manecidO ocultas como 81 las hubiest
@ubiertO casi por comlA"to un espest
velo De. este l;ldo dtl Atlantico solo
Sc han recibido breves noticias de IT,
roteoS cn los pucstcs avanZadoS 0 dc
amp0rtantcS cscara muZas. Mas precl
sos son los d"tall;s que publican lof
peri ,dicos inglcses. ;olgunos de los clla
les cucntan con corresponsales espe
ciales en- McIi!a. \ el mas in,rr. santt
.aspecto de cstos detalles cs quizas. la
evidentc demo s,!a>i Il dc que IA in.
fanteria csr;no;a continual tlespcganF
do d va:or !, q { Ii dr aqucllos ia
mesos tercios esp"iloles que con tai
JustOs tltulcs Il 2aIon i ad;luirr la re
pu.aciGn dr ilv il>i;.i IN l.,'rnla.
Dos resimientos de Madrid, famo
SOS, en- Sill propio pals, ell regimiento
del Rey y el de Leon, parecen compar
tir las unanim &taba:lzas Cr los co
rreSpOnsales ,XtraEjeros I'0r Ia intrc
pidez desplegada en- ell reciente ataqut
4 los rifefos atrincherados en- la aldea
de Arkermenn, cerca de Mellla.
Ell corresponsal del cDaily Tele-
graphp, escrib":
Gun soldado del Rcgfniento del
Rey, al caer NAL herido, Sc irguio nor
un momento para exhortar d sus ca
maradas, prorrumpiendo en- un grito
de a.iViva Espaha!"
FL mismo 'corresponsal hace mas
adelante el siguiente aomrnta,io:
."".Nucho me impresionaron, No sole
Ia intrepidcz de la infanteria espaiio-
la.esiho tambien los brillantes rasgos
de 'tactica mi.itar de que dieron mues
tras los oficiales de la compa1ia."
Ell corresponsa1 del oStandardn, al
aar cucnta del mismo in"identc. d.
CO:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-15

no dejara de hacer gracia q los Qecto
res americanos 10 que dice un cores
ponsal que celebr6 una ainterviewn
con el jefe espanol, quien, seg1n el re
lato de aquel, le cause una pr0funda
impression por su parecido con el ge-
neral Grant. La determination de ape.
lear hasta ell fin sin desviarse de Ia
llnea trazadaN es cOm1n q ambOs ge-
nerales
Ell resultado neto que de este otros
despachos Sc desprende, es la mas con-
cluyente refutaci6n de las primeras
iinpres;ones de la campana, cuando Sc
creia que los soldados espanoles csta-
ban hacienda un lastimoso papel en- ell
Africa.
Tambien tienden estos despachos q
confirmar las versiones espanolas res
pecto a la lealtad de los soldados de
esa naci6n, exentos del virus anar-
quista que provoc6 los motines de
Barcelona. Hasta en- aas mismas bre-
YES indecisas escaramuzaS de Ia que
ira hspano- americana hubo rasgos
que infundieron al soldadO americana
un verdadero respecto al menos afor-
tunado adversario por las condolences
guerreras y el belico ardor de que di6
muestras. Ell episode del Caney, por
ejemplo, sera por largo tempo ateso-
RADIO por ell ejercito americana como
la revelacion brillante de un enemigo
digrc y valerose.
Ell hecho de que el ejercito espa6ol,
a SUI incuuestionable valor y comproba,
do tes0n ha agregadO las ventajas dc
una competente direction militar y un
entusiasmo sincere, para nadie sera
mayor motive de satisfaction que pa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-15
(1D--

10 que ella piensa de usted Sento haber ieco ~ cu,
miento este tonic ataque de nervos e leyo oe IA
usted hsterica ha silo una cosa tan r.
pentna
-Nauralmente. ell dia esta tan atroxuente cauross
contest6 mirandoa fjamente expression tan c6uca
sus ojos que milady pudo eonener la risa de La
cual 81 particpo Mie que venia el de aqua
preparada mostra affection, oy las aiegres risas
sint6 algo asi como 81 la hubiesen clasqueaio.
va te die que encontrarias mejor a lady Dewar-
dijo Jorge Donner milady tendm la ahijaiae
-Espero que te habre asustado, Mile ID; ;jo-:
Mr. Doner me ha perdonado momento DE iebilidad
No dgas palabra; tn tia GUERRA metlcnar e
acto odo 10 achaca al est6mago hasta ia coraura de
IN dedo; veria obligada sostener lucha
ira su botiquin.
Hoy esta demasado ocupada para pensar ell boti-
quin-observo Millie rendo, despue cuando MIR. Dom
separ6 de elias dejandoas sofas aadi6 tmidamen
te:-j jQue lie parece usted, madrna9
-Creo que eres una criatura Observation-Disclosures
lady Dewar, y Mihe la miro ascmbro.
F-sLe conoce usted iJ-pregunt6.- habia ,sted
vistO antes?
NO he conocido Mr.: Donner hasta este 1nomento-
contest6 milady-ni dido nombre hasta que ito
10 mencion6 Ahora vamos casa, pequena, me daras
taxa de te -. ensehar4s todas lndas
que te han regalado los feligreses-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-15

."Los dos famosos regimientos, C.
iel Rey Y ell de Leon, Sc disputaban ell
honor de ser el primero en- tOmar POI
asalto la posicion, pero ed Genera
Aguilera supo dirigirlos con tanta ha
oilidad que los dos llegaron simulta
neamente a Arkemen. Marcharon los
soldados al ataque como 81 en- vez dc
estar en- campaiia estuviesen' partici
pando en- una gran parada militar, dis
parando con la mayor sangre fria y
sosteniendo impavidos el nutrido fue
60 del enemigo. Resguardados por los
muros, detras de los parapetOs des-
de las ventanas de sus casas, la morris
ma disparaba sin cesar; pero el empuje
de los espanoles era irresistible, v en-
medic de freneticas acamaciOnes las
tropas fueron ocupando y desalojandc
aasa pOr i:aSa, en- una serie de cOmba.
tes brazo partido, escapandose q las
baHas espanOlas unicamente los que
pudieron emprender la fuga."
Ell corresponsal del oTimesD agrega
su testimonio, tributando especiales
encomios al Regimiento del Rey.
"La flexible prolongada inea
avanzada con una firmeza y gallardia
digna del gran nombre que lleva este
regimiento'.
Parece, en- efecto, que la conducta
de las tropas espanolas en- esta escara
muza, la mas importante de todas des-
de que Sc inici6 la campa6a, Sc ha he
cho acreed0ra a la admiration de to-
dos. Ell general Marina que Sc halla
al mando de las tropas parece compar-
tir la alta estimation en- que tienen
los observadores extranjeros a los que
combaten q sus ordenes. Tai vez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-15
-(2o)-

AL hacerle la febr pregunta a Mayor ramllete de
fragantes flores bacas cay6 regazo dese afuera
y oy6 la del perro festejando alguen
Eto para demostrarte que la terra ha despertado
ya-dijo Jorge Donner.-i Estas presentablee
-iOh 81 estoy levantada hace ratio; podia dor
mir!
Nj yo; pero he sentido inclinado llorar-dijo
soendo ell oven observando la huella de las lagrmas
las mejllas de prometida- a-Baja, Mie, daremos
los tmos paseos de que autorcen para dsfu
tar el resto de nuestra vida
-Oh Jorge. -. 81 nos viesen!
d Sena espantosa. yerdad? Debiera haber
pasado la noche en- Canterbury mOstrarme va snO
la sacrista pero poda Mildred. prefero e Uni
corna la soedad de hotel desconOcido gusta
10 que los campesnos dcen de mi. los tabques
delgados! Creo la opinion de bue-
gentes de ambos ivamos, baja querda mia
encontraremos nadie apenas 81 las cnc0 de
la maiiana!
NO sc 10 que dra la tia 81 10 -repuso Millie
cilanteme do que deba salr de mi cuarto hasta e
mOmentO.
-;Del sacri6cio eh' Bueno querda mia, pre-
ciso que 10 sepa volveremos pronto Anda ponte algo
en- la cabeza daremos una escapada.
-iQue ideas mas profanas Ndijo Mildred, olvidando
anterior melancola.-Sujeta Mayor, 81 cuando
Jorge Donner cog6 al perro por e collar le hixo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-15

ra el ejercitO de los Estados Unidos
al cual bast6 un breve encuentro pa.
ra sentir verdadero respeto y admira
ci6n haeia el soldado de Espana.
(De "The New York Sun".)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-15
AjiclIllI:: para escrl..:; !.
UA GRAM SuRTlJ0

Escribanias elegsntes, propias- para
regalos, de varios tamailos Y nra2i,,s.
Papeles de todas claSe,. S3bres La
pices, Tintas, Plusnas, Pre,>os pat3 CO.
piar, Copiadores de cartas, I-ible las da
todas tamailos, FactQreros 1!tin.0 ron-
delo infinidad DE- ehiat~s 3 prev;ss
econ0micoG.
De venta en el BQLETIN MEEICAN-
TIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-15
Hotel Paris
GALE MENDEZ VIGO Ndza. la
Mayagiiez,

Satlado este estabiectnient3 q q
centro de Ia oadie Mdndez Vigo, c>0aa
pn jardin al f,'en5e, es ei que reylne
mayores venta!as y comsddadee para
los selores yialeros, y a que cmata
con me0ores habitaclones frescas. ~an-
tiladas, magnifcoe banos y duchsts.
- Comidas todas horas
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

wANTED-A thoroughly reliable and wide
awake man to represent one OF the old
standard life insurance companies; liberal
contract with good chance Of promotion
will be made to the right man.. Core
spondence confidential. Address M R7,
care Bee. V)-MbbS ok
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

ANY intelligent man or woman can earn
money writing for newspapers and maya
zines; no ~canvassing; write for pArttcu-
lars. Press League. po Marquette Bldg.
chicago O)-MnN 0K
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

RESTAURANT-Doing good business; a
snap; leaving city. 17 s. nth st.
4O-M757 TX
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31
MILL TO

Up-to-date flour mill. first-class condi-
ton, both steam ard water power, located
at Tekamah. Neb. Plenty good milling
wheat raised there. good custom trade;
also big demand for feedstuff: mill can be
kept running day and night and a very
profitable business done. This property
will be exchanged for and, city property
or merchandise; property Is clear. and a
loan can be obtained II desired.
National Investment Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL

PROFITABLE positions open in the au-
tomobile field; technical instructions on
both steam and gas engines; tudents
paid for repair work. Address Omaha
School Of Automobile Engineering, 241s
Leavenworth st. -M7e1
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

AN EXPERIENCED SPECIALITY sales
man wanted who is capable OF earning
$500 to 5000 a year selling the Standard
Line OF Live Stock preparations to the re-
tail trade. Salary or commission. Most at
t~ractive proposition ever offered to deal
ers. We can use only a high grade, sue
cessful salesman. Give full particulars in
first letter. Standard Stock Food com
pany, Omaha. Neb. 0)-23 Feb.3
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

AGENTS-New household article; wonder
full seller; l50 per cent profit, exclusive
territory. a. c. u. Co. % Oak s.. Leip-
sic, .. 0)-MS9S UN
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

statesmen wanted to sell ~high-grade
proposition which appeals to retail coun-
try merchants in all lines Of trade; high
commission; $50 weekly expenses; give ex-
perience and references. Frank r. Jen-
nings, Sales Manager, Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

STOCK in established industrial corpora
ton for sale at $5 per share (psr S100);
large dividends assured. Vacuum Carpet
Renovating Company, SAG Fifth Ave, New
York. H-S3 ak
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

order business; began with IS. Anyone
can do the work at home IN spare time.
Send for my free booklet; tells how TO get
started. Heacock. Box 10. Lockport.
~. Y. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31
BARTER N EXCHANGE

H-ACRE, highly improved fruit and poul-
try farm ~ miles from postoffiee. Coun-
ell Bluffs. Ia; s-room house, large barn.
tern and sewerage, s acres fruit, good
roads; $3.50 per acre; mtg, 4,4Oo; ex-
change equity for improved farm In
Iowa, Neb. or MO-, or stock of groceries
and building. Alex Smith. Council Bluffs.
Ia UI-M6sS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31
HELP WANTED-MALE
Agents ana ssIes@sn-Costinusd,

Wonderful invention, Just patented, ire
mendous seller. SIS a day profits easy,
credit given. selling the patent head
a marvellous efficient device, strongly APP
pcals to groccrs, butchers, farmers, hotel
men and others; the patent head" Is the
greatest economy ever offered; IL means
a big saving; stops waste from barrels;
Keeps their contents sweet and fresh;
clamped in place II remains there as solid
as the barrel itself until released by a
simple turn Of the key; makes the barrel
germ, dust and air proof; agents are
telegraphing daily big orders. L. G. Roe,
New Medford, Pa, writes: ship i'm
mediately 800 machines Roe's profit 500
I'm a day. c. +. Brown, fish dealer, First
mediately 200 heads" Roe's profit 500
patent heads" You can easily clean up
$500 to $1,000 the next 30 days. Act quick.
Territory going fast. Particulars free.
The National Sales Agency, 1919 Ohio
Bldg, Toledo, Ohio. @-M96 Sx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

wANTED-Calendar salesman; the
Whitehead & Hoag Co. nave an
opening for a first-class calendar
salesman. One with experience and
established trade preferred, Excel
lent opportunity for man with proper
qualifications. The 1910 line of ad-
vertising calendars is second to none
in the field today. Original copy
righted designs reproduced by the
new quadri-color process. Application
must be accompanied by satisfactory
references and fun particulars as to
previous experiences in this line. Ad-
dress Immediately The Whitehead &
Hoag Co, Calendar Department
Newark, N. J.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

EASTERN manufacturer inaugurating ad-
vertising campaign requires two expert
enced men to cover state: liberal commits
sions, advances for expenses to those will
ing to demonstrate ability. Address. CIV
ing age, references, experience, Cooper
City. G)-S23 Six
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

AGENTS-No talking or experience re-
CURED. Our trust scheme envelope sells
the article; average earnings 81 to 81
daily. The best none make OF the year.
Send zoe for sample cabinet and partic-
ulars. Jasper Manufacturing Co, New
ton, Ia. 0)-S22 Six
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

AGENTS-1 mouthly; combination rolling
pin; nine articles combined; lightning
turing Company. BOX 6l9, Dayton, O..
(9)-S5l Six
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31
Miscellaneous.

HUNDREDS Of youIE men all over, N,
United States are every week Investigate
ing the opportunities to be found In tho
navy. About 300. Of those who apply arr
accepted. You might be one OF them II yoI
looked into the matter. In the navy yoS
can see more OF the world and at the sam'
time have a steady job, with a chance t.
save more money than most men save
working at home. There are many kinda
of work in the navy and the life is inter-
esting and full OF opportunities: The first
year you get the benifit of a training school
without extra cost. Your pay begins when
you enter the service-board, lodging, medl-
cal attendance II sick and a $50 uniform
outfit, all are free. II you have a trade 1t
means better pay to begin with and quicker
promotion. AS a seaman you have a chance
to become manly and self-eontrolled@ You
will be sent to sea, probably on board one
of the big new war vessels. Tear this adv.
out and get some friends to go with you
to the recruiting station. The officers will
explain truthfully all you wish TO know
about life in the navy, the useful things
you learn, the voyages, drills, sports, num-
Der OF working hours and regular half days
off, the wages paid, promotions, etc. The
Navy Recruiting Station 10 at Postoffice
Bldg, Omaha, Neb. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31
Nl-sis ak

STOP woRKING-operate a "Lasseur
Coupon Bureau" now in successful oper-
alton here; only few dollars required;
good for lifetime; January Booster Mag
azine' instructs, starts you; this number
also tells you how to operate a mail or
der installment business-the greatest
business OF the future. Get wise early.
1t also gives details of our automatic ma
chine business, which Is clearing its oper-
ators $65 weekly; business Of your own,
with enormous possibilities; january
number 1Oo, February included free. +.
o. Burdick, S51 Dearborn St., Chicago,
N)-S2T Six
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

PAPER SUPPLY PENC1L-Just out, fast
est seller on earth; everybody uses II;
only pencil made supplying memorandum
paper instantly. for taking down ad-
dresses, phone numbers. figuring, etc.
made of polished aluminium, size OF foun-
tain pen instantly refilled; big profit.
Sample In neat box and wholesale price
to agents, postpaid 15c. Spengler Mfg.
Co., Dept. b, Unity Bldg, Chicago, Ill
QO-M773 Six
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31
Factory ana Trades.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stick candy roller.
Apply r. c. Phelps, Brandeis Candy Dept.
OFFS 81
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

TRADES, TRADEs-we are the trading
center. Tell US what you have. 8. e.
Wait Cor sl7 Bee Bldg, Omaha. Tel
Doug. 1881. (9-M60s 8
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

WANTED-TTaveling salesman to sell new
brilliant electric incandescent light and to
establish agencies. Territory Nebraska
and Iowa. Experienced man preferred.
Address p $40, care Bee. CO-SO NN
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

statesmen make 500 per cent profit sell
ing Novelty Sign Cards; merchants buy
logue free. Sullivan Co., 46 w. Van
Buren, St., Chicago, Ill. 9)-S29 ak
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

SALESMANSHIP-Be successful. / teach
real salesmanship and am placing my
graduates in good positions. l am the
only man in the world teaching salesman
ship who directs the selling force OF
q commercial house, and therefore able
to give you practical training. Write for
terms and testimonials. Enclose 10 cents
for a copy Of my magazine, The Sales
man" The Trotter School Dept, Kansas
City. Mo. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31
HELP W%ANTED-MALE
Agents ana saIcsmen--COntinued.

A WELL known jobbing house desires to
negotiate with ten Al statesmen for 1909
contract; must be producers. state fully
nature Of present employment. Address
5. Griem. Schiller Bldg, Chicago.
@)-Mge Six
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

EXCHANGED fine paying general mer-
chandire business in a good Nebraska
town; might take part in good land Box
III. Columbus, Neb. (3)-612 TX
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

$4,000 General stock merchandise for west
ern land. Address Andrew Miller, Frank
fort Ind. O-A76 s1x
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31
BUSINESS CHANCES

TO GET IN or out Of business cali on
oANoEsrAD. Room 4s. Bee Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

wANTED-General agents to handle sub
agents who can sell splendid Texas town
lot and acreage proposition. No lottery
or drawing scheme. Strictly business
proposition. backed by business men of
good financial standing. Very attractive
proposition. Good commission to agents.
Write for proposition. Address Owners,
Biard & Scales, Dallas, Texas
N)-S4S six
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

AGENTS for brand new line of razors;
best $L.00 watch in U. 8. free with sam
pie razor that retails for $50. M. Jew
EFT a Co., Cleveland, o. S-MSS5 Six
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31

markable investment proposition ever de-
vised. Through this system anyone may
secure a 10000 estate In a few years by
making small monthly installments. The
plan is absolutely safe and has proven
extremely popular. We want a few rep
resentatives who are capable of making
$4,000 or more a year. They must be
men or energy, ability, tact and resource
fulness. Such men can make ten times
more money than they nave ever made
before. w. A. Brandenburger, Secretary,
st. Louis, Mo. 0)-S24 SIX
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31
FOR TRADE
o EXCHANGE

~" H~ANII-A4NN
$40 acres fine western alfalfa Nebraska
land, Increasing in value every day; no
sand and plenty OF water; fine buffalo
grass. Land partially level; equity OF
$1,000. for good home In Omaha Address
Sl-MT6s 2
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31
Mosher- Lampman Business College
nth AND FARNAM, OMAHA, NEE
BUSINESS CHANCES

START a mail order business. We furnish
everything necessary: only few dollars
required; new plan; success certain; costs
nothing to investigate. Milburn-Hicks,
2232 La Sale ST., Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31
Clerical ana once

Clerical and Once
STENOGRAPHERS, bOokkeepers. pro-
f~essional and skilled labor looking for
profitable positions call on US. Your
money back II we fail TO locate you. Ma
tional Reference and Investment Co, 57i-
576 Brandeis Bldg, Omaha. e)-M932 n
FOR good positions try National Ref. a
Surety Assn, 66 BrandeiE Bldg.
G)-M75l S1x
TWO stenographers to begin with whole
sale firms at IS or so; first-class Oppor-
tunities for advancement; Smith-Premier
operators preferred. Call at the Smith
Premier Typewriter Co, 18th and Farnam
Sta 0eM78 81
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-14
Local and Personal Items

Rufus Buckley returned home from
Denver. where he has been spending
his vacation.
Everett Miller left last Saturday
for a two months visit with relatives
In Iowa and Missouri.
Miss Helen Acheson, OF Topeka,
Kan. is the guest of her grandfather
a. NJ. Hin. on Cimarron avenue.
Miss Ruth Larsen arrived home last
Saturday from a two months visit
with relatives In Elgin and Chicago.
Illinois.
Mrs. Made woodie and Master
Henry are visiting In Rocky Ford
this week. the guests Of Uncle Billy
Mathews and wife.
J. T. Broyles left last Tuesday
morning for Trinidad, where he will
80 to work In the car department OF
the Colorado and Southern.
V. n. Lagerquist. OF the Palace
~ hA eNos's VIII raw
panied by his family. for Gowrie, Ia.
to visit his old home for few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Coltman. nc.
companied by their son, Herbert. are
expected to arrive home today from
\ months visit nj their old home In
Jenkintown. Pa.
Miss Ma.cl Shrum. librarian nj the
State School of Mines. at Golden, ar.
rived In La Junta \ few days ago
for . brief visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. II. 3. Shrum.
II. Hughes is the new proprietor
Of the Arkansas Valley Bottiing
Works. taking possession the first Of
the week. The transfer Of the prop.
er'y was effected BY sam &. Davis.
James r. Coulter and family this
week removed from their San Juan
avenue home to their ranch south.
wsstt OF L. Junta. NJ. Cooter says
he will Try the simple life for . few
months.
q. A. Nidy. = former oid.timer Of
IL Junta. but now Of Delta. Colo.
was In town several days the first Of
the week On business. He v doing
quite well In the nursery business on
the Western Slope.
nnsinsers Roy Love and Clyde Hood
who have been runnlag out Of Ana.
rilia. Tsxas. Tor several noaths. ~.
turned 70 L. Juata tie lirse q the
week. haviag bssa tsaaslssssd 70
this Dstst ~ essv,ec.
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-14
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The Santa Fe expects to receive
within week the first OF an order
for 90 cars especially designed for
the Shipment OF automol lies.
Mrs, c. W. Wonderly and daughter
Miss Marguerite. left Thursday morn.
Ing Tor Colorado Springs. where they
will spend two weeks with friends.
Mrs. Ella Porter. OF Denver. was II
La Junta visitor last Monday In the
interest OF the State Orphans Home,
solici ing funds for the support Of
that institution.
Mrs. J. q. Mitchner. OF Denver. who
has been visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. s. n. Rose. left last Tuesday
morning for Billings. Mont. where he
husband is at present loca.od.
". +. Coors. IA student OF the Uni.
versity OF Kansas. at Lawrence. who
has been the guest OF Miss Charlotte
How for several days. left the first
OF the week for Las Vegas. ~ NJ. to
visit friends.
Mr, and Mrs, l. o. Wilson arrived
home from Eau Claire. Wis. where
Mrs Wilson has been visiting rela.
tiycs for two months. MIR. Wilson
went east two weeks ago for a brief
vacation and returned home with his
wife.
Mrs. Harriet Meakin. and daughter.
Miss Eieand. OF Brooklyn. N. y. who
have been the guests OF Mrs. N. X.
Gillum. . sister OF Mrs. Mcnkin. left
last Monday for Colorado Springs to
visit q brother. II. I. Reid. n promi.
men, citizen Of that place,
Walter Dillon Is down In Las Vegas.
n. NJ. rscupcrating for brief seas.
on. and Il II reported has gained two
ounces up 10 the present date. He
expects 70 take In the sights Of the
great White Way In Salt Lake City
before returning home.
Reg. Oarvin. Ia Junta's popular
baseball tan. went to Chicago Friday
morning. where he will witness
series - games between New York
and chScaso From Chicago. Reg. vii
70 to Battle Greek. Mich. and cx.
poets % b. gone from Ia Junta four
weeks.
Mr.. aa1 Mrs. J. G. Handy left on
No. . oast Wednesday for Denver for
brsss visit. While In Denvcr Mr.,
Handy WI make arrangements for
the dso)vsry Of his 1910 au,omoti lies.
five 6 which be hes already sold.
and ~ bsiag one hoos With hin
whsn - rstnens % Duslay.