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APARTMENTS
WITH HEAT.
The Leumass. 18th 4
Q SITS NV
Apt 20l. ir. b. $500
The Ingleside. LIST and
Todd NV
ed @ front. Jr. b.2s.5O
The Pancoast. 1345 East
Capitol St
Apt s. 5r. b.pan'y3o.00
Apt Is. 5r. b.pan'y25.O0
MISCELLANEOUS
APARTMENTS.
WITH HEAT.
3i51 18th nv, 3r. b.
5oi II B me ne. sr. "a. So $3.50 80
3451 14th NV, 3r,
b, Sd floor. 80. 90
sol B ne. 5r. b, 81. $3.50
Apt. I, 500 z NV.
Ar. b. % 30
The bingham, 206 d.
1852 LIST NV. sr. b.
heat and light. $500
Apt 2. 300 Md av ne.
3r. h............2 20. 90
WITHOUT HEAT.
l71S l4th nw.6r. b. %. 20
36A Todd pl ne. Or. h21. 80
35lz Todd pl ne. Or. b2l.J0
HOS d ne. Or. b. 1h.2l.O0
24JO Brightwood ay,
LIST a. 5r, b. 10. 30
2450 Brightwood av.
I'd d. 5r, b. 20. 80
2sO9A Sherman av NV,
Ar. b. 20.5o
1912 Duncan. 4r.b.13.50
14l2a Duncan. Ar, b13.50
1907 Md az sw. Or. bis. 30
LOOT Nd av sw. 3r, bill. 80
STORES.
725 18th NV. stO, DIV. 100
Ne cor l4th & r nw65. 90
125 l1th NV, store. 5000
l4th near r nv. 1000
707 NJ NV, ID, II. 49, 90
63 II NV. 1000
$40 I'd NV. 1 sto r.15.75
426 9th NV. .l2.0
STABLES.
1898 o & r Stable,
10 stalls and black
smiths shop. $500
1874 9th NV. 3 stalls.
2 carriages. .... 10. 90
lis Adams, rear. 500
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FOR RENT-wE HAVE on OUR LIST SEW
eral very desirable and well arranged houses Of
o rooms and bath. with modern improvements,
in a convenient location, which We are allowed
to Offer at q reduced rate. For further infor-
nation apply at the office Of
SWARTZELL, RHEEM & HENSEY CO..
oc2S-eoSt I27 18th 81. NV.
FOR RENT-A MOST DESIRABLE 12-R0OM
modern house, with two baths: near Dupont
Circle; 8 bedrooms. Apply to
THOS. J. FISHER & 90. Gnc).
ocS7-tf 1873 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT
]. c. WELDON CO., 224 e. CAP.
HOUSES. 615 A sc. Or, b.. -22.J0
300 av Sc Tor bS60 90 454 av se. Or, so
4Os se 12r, 2b. 600 637 L se. Sr, b. 20. 90
1000 Pa Nv sc. 12r. 507 14th sc, Or, b..16.5O
2b.. As. 90 1889 Emerson ne. Or.
110 ne, 8r. b.. $3.50 1850
1O16 d ne. Tor. I. 80 so 1910 Emerson ne. Or.
BIZ Sc. ar. b....S0.50 b.............. 1850
80 ne. Or. b.. 30 so 703 18th ne. 6r. b. 80
225 A ne. Sr. b.. 1880 557 18th &c. 5r. b.17.5O
s12 9Th ne. Or, b. .20.50 606 ne, Or. 1859
Ole av sc. 81. b27 so 1910 11th sc. 5r. 0.50
go 4th ne. Or. b. $3.50 20i sc. 5r. ......a. 80
636 A sc. 7r, b....2550 FLATS.
33O av sc, Or. b?6 80 $50 ne. Or. b. 30 30
66 NV, 6r. b.. 40 COO 7th ne. Or. b..21.j0
q 5th sc. 7r b.. 300 527h 9th me- 5r, b. 10. 30
634 ne. ar. b. $3.50 1859 Morse NEAR, so
900 10th sc. 7r,b. $50 1872 Rosedale ne, A.,
1903 sc. 6r b...2050 b...............14.5O
416 sth ne. 7r, b. sta22 so 1884, ne. Arb so
1876 se, 7r. b. PHO
APARTMENTS.
Prescott Arms, 21st and n. II. ave-, 5r.. b.&37.SO
Glendower, 81 9Th ne. 45r.. b. $500, S.. 0G
ID ne, Ar. b. .$21JO
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FOR RENT-BY
". H. WALKER .29 18th ST. n.w
CNFCRNiSHED HOUSES.
a215 r st. NV. 10 runs. and 2 bat s15. 90
li0S 21st -. NV. rooms and bath. 5000
2O15 1ath 1t. NV. 1D rms. and ha:h.. b.. Is. 40
D11 10Th st. NV. 10 rms. aud hath. Is. 90
1865 Irving st. NV. Il rms. snc ba.. ~ 81
6S3 ST. me-. runs. and bath. ....... 30 so
e26 81. n.w., @ rms. and bath. ..... rs 50
SIC Col. road NV, rms and bath. % SO
1914 lst ST. NV, 8 rms and bath. $50
oo16 Clirbourne. 8 rms. and baths. $500
1906 Calvert, 10 rooms and baths. b1.50
11l3 Newton st.. rms. and bath. ...... $3.50
626 5th 1t. me-, I rms and b. (stable).. 80
SUBURBAN.
Lvingston Heights. Va. 12r.. b.. ami. $50 90
OFFICE ROOMS
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SeabOard Air Line

9:o5 AN. DAILY-"Florida Fast Mall"
Through coaches and Pullman Sleepers to Swan
nah and Jacksonville. Through sleepers WASH
ington to Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining cars.
7:20 Pm. DAILY-''Year Round Limited.
Coaches and Pullman to Savannah. Jacksonville
and Tampa. Also Atlanta. Birmingham and
Memphis. Dining cars.
Ticket ofhce. 141s New York ave. NV.
L. A. HARDWOOD. c. T. A.
c. B. RYAN. G.P.A.. @. 2. PHILLIPS. DE-: A..
Portsmouth, Va. Washington. ID. O.
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FOR RENT-BY WESCOTT 4 WILCOX,
1907 Penna, ave

FOR RENT-BY WESCOTT WILCOX,
1907 Penna. ave.
1917 Conn av, 2lr. APARTMENTS
4b........... 90 THE CARLISLE 1918
1929 81 Nv. l6r. y, non-housckeeping-
3b. 30. 90 rooms bath. so
1883 N. l6r. Sd. 200. 90 2 rooms, bath % 81
8ls 23d. Tor. b. mi. $3.50 rooms, bath .16. 81
SO4 9th Or b.. .5O.50j l110 I'd, e 5r, b. q. 80
2153 K or. b. ami %. 80 1888 L. ID. or. b. l3. Is
500 23d. Or, ST. b..45.G0 COLORED.
1921 10th. Sr, %. 2-66 2125 I. Or, 80
2517 Pa aver laIc5 IS 211 Warren ne 6r wis. so
1917 Pa av Sr. b. 1880 1924 Sd sw. 4r.w.1 l 80
1907 l.. sr. b.. 30. IS 1870 Govt al. Ar " 10. 80
2l31 *, Sr, D.. .30.I COLORED-FLATS.
OIL 23d Sr. b.. .30.67I 22l9 f. Or. b. $50
9O5 23d. sr. b. lat .30.67 sol 23d. "a. 5r, 80
1909 O. Tor b, lat 30 500 23d Id, 5r, b.. 20 so
1917 Wallach. 6r. 20 OFFICE ROOMS.
1900 l.. 7r. b.. so 1872 466 La av. heated
2426 X, 7r, w,iat22.50 rooms. $40. $3.50. $50
1921 o. Or, w....17.5ol STORES.
I'M Doth. 7r. w.l6.50, 1923 Pa av. 1r.cel. 35 SO
926 4th Or W. latl5.JO 2l21 Pa av. GIG so
For full list OF small houses and Oats apply at
office. oc9O- sa tn. tn. II
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FOR RENT-BY ii. l..
1911 3lst. 10r. b.$J0.00
114O Corc'n, Or. b.. As 90
HAS Ore av.10r.b 40. 20
1900 $, Or, b. ....40.00
1927 Ore av.10r. b. 90
APARTMENTS.
-; Roa noke. Or. BIO. 90
1879 14th, Or. b. AS. 90
Saranac, Or. b. 1000
Wagar. Or, b. 30
Nantucket, 5r. b. .35. On
Montrose, Ar, b. $500
Juniata. 4r. b. $3.50
l414 Hopkins. 3r, b. 81. N,
q +. 6r, b. .2i..O
SOB :herman. 6r.bl9 30
I67 Girard, ar. b. 1925
912 F, Pr. Is. 90
1920 X NV. 3r. b. 1000
1905 y Y av.1lr, b37 so
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Colombia. holding Probate Court. No. 164O1.
subsrrsers. Of the H District Of Columbia. have ave
obtained from the Probate Court Of the District
Of MAURICE J. STACK. late Of the district Of
against the deceased hereby warned to ex.
before the 9th day of October. A. d. 1910:
benefit of said estate. Given under our hands
this Sd day OF November. 1909: AMERICAN
Z: HOOD Secretary, FREDERick 4. FEN'
MING. Century building. tseal.l Attest: W.
6.f 81 4s Of Of WILLS ". fGs ss
Court. r. A. FENNING. Attorney. no4-lsw. 81
GEORGE c. GERMAN AND JOHN RIDOCT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. In the Supreme Court
Equity Doc. s3.-The object Of this suit is to
tsblishing a lien in favor OF complainant on
the real estate described in the bill. to wit,
city Of Washington, District of Columbia. as
described In the bill. for 1915. payable one year
tober 10. leOs. and for the appointment Of trus-
tees to sell said real estate to pay said sum.
day Of October. 1909. ordered that the defend
ants, Annie 5. Merrill. Edward Mellon and ia
cob Perkins % se ,n to
exclusive of sundays and legal holidays. occur
ring after the day Of the FIRST publication of
ceeded with as in ease of default. Provided, a
copy Of this order be published once a week for
three successive weeks In the Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star before said day
rios H. ANDERSON. Justice. (Sesl) A
true copy-Tesi j. X. YOUNG, Clerk. BY F.
f. CUNNINGHAM. Asst. Clerk. oc2l- law II
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia holding Probate Court.-No. 1924
Admnistration.-This is TO give notice: That
the subscriber. Of the District Of Columbia. has
obtained from the Probate Court Of the District
OF Cslumbis letters testamentary on the estate
OF Alice Kelly. late Of the District Of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims against
same with the vouchers thereof legally anthem
ticated, to the subscriber. or before the 10Th
by law he excluded from all benent OF said
estate. Given under my hand this 10th day Of
NV. tSeai.) Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register
Of Wills for the District Of Columbia Clerk OF
the Probate Court. EDWIN FORREST. At
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$500. .21st NV, 14r, fur
$15O..72S 18th nv, store
500. 1925 gath NV. 12r
500. ..13lO G NV, Tor
SEQ. 1874 Conn AZ, LIZ
$50. .2642 18th NV. 10f
SIS. 1928 10th NV. Tor. fur
SIS. ....1729 Q NV. Tor
SOS. 1911 Nh av nw.i2r
$40. .1I42 u NV, Or
$40. 1881 9th NV, sr
SEQ. HAS s NV. i0r
$50. .204 F NV. lor
500. 1900 Path NV. Tor
SEQ. 1904 18th NV. l3r
SEQ. 1000 22d NV. Tor
$S.lS0e kalo avnw, l2r
SOL. .2OS Ind av Nv. lle
so c.. .2207 x NV. LOT
$50. B. .2213Wash cir. Or
$50. 60. .1016 22d nv. Or
$50. 200 T nv, liz
$50. lS10Newton nv. 10r
$50. .107 Seaton nv. 81
t4s. 20. 1921 K NV. Tor
SIS. 90. Io0e y II av. l0f
.204 Ind Az. Or
$---...2110 o NV, lar
$45. ...1tlo 9Th NV. Tor
$&5. 1851 18th NV, %
$46. .30l2 18th NV, l3r
$40. Forest Glen. Md.l2f
$3s.10...1 Ore av.l0r
$3.50. 1873 Q NV. 7r
s2s 81. 1912 22d NV, Or
SIS. 80. 1905 ed NV. Or
APART
500. 1.-THE Versailles
$50. Northumberland. 20
$s3. The MaribororiRh.3r
$50. The Brunswick. Or
$50. The Marlborough Or
$50 to $500. The Dresden
SO. The Wyoming, ST
$50. Northumberland, 4r
$45. The Victoria, Or
3<b. The Milton, Or
$45. The Marlborough.3 r
$40. The Wyoming, 4r
$40. The Milton. Or
$40. The Kensington, Or
$3.50. =. The Miller. 5r
For complete list OF pi
weekly
swARTzELL. RHE'
727 IL
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THE VERONICA. 2l0 18TH ST. S.w.
One front apt. left. 4 rooms and bath. So
THE PHILLIPS CO.. $50 John Marshall o.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


FOR RENT rHONE MAIN 60S-
HEISKELL K McLERAN.
1403 II ST. NV.
ESTABLISHED 1887 NOT INCORPORATED
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FOR RENT-DESIRABLE HOMES IN BRIGHT
wood the terminus Of the 14th st.
and Brightwood ave. cars; six rooms and
bath.
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER. $40 18th st. NV.
MOIST
FOR RENT-$15-LANGDON, ID. c.; 4 ACRES.
3 rms, etc &20-Near Tenleytown: rms; 10
acres. stable. $25-On laurel cleo; rms. :;
125 acres, orchards. etc. ROLAND L. BOOTH,
2o3 Ouray bldg, 9Th and q n. no3-3ts
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RUST. 400 H ST. NV.
1912 18th. Or. b. $3.50
1O4 c Sc. Or. b. ...30.50
1871 Sth. ar. b. %. 80
213 9Th ne. Or. b. $3.50
CPS II ! av. Or, h.. $3.50
1914 Marion. 30. so
1887 Marion. 6r. .16. 50
COLORED TENANTS.
242 Bryant. Ar. b.1s.50
1871 1st sw. 5r. 10. 90
STABLE.
X 1915 Y. - stls. 1901
r 2O12 II nw ,6stls. 20. Oh
X l142 18th. 3 stls.S.W
STORES.
90 " Y av. Or. sto. lJ0
2O12 H, sto, DIV. sta so. 90
313 +. store. 40. IS
30S 18th. 40. 90
91J 4 NV. store. 5000
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FOR RENT-ll22 18TH ST. NV; IL ROOMS
and bath: hot,water heat; situation nnsur-
passed: rent. so per month. kARRICk &
METCALF. 1920 n. Y.
oc21 II thea n
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PSON 4 90. 1855 r n W.
1923 Duncan. Or. b. IS. 81
1851 Gales ne. Or. 90
! 1876 Ben I'd. Or. 1880
10 Champlain pl, 4r.Y.D
| Auto sta. 40 9Th nwS. 90
................... 1900
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FOR RENT BRAND NEW BROOM HOME, 10
Gated in very best part IF Heights: has large.
airy rooms: hot-water heat: mahogany finish:
electric lights; best gas range; imported deco
ratiOns: rent. $45.JO. Should rent for $50
SHANNON & LUCHS,
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FOR RENT-1512 18TH ST. NV.
'rhreestOry brick:
o rooms and bath.
In good order. Rent. So. 80.
no4-tf.3 II. L. Rust. 400 II ST. NV.
FOR EENT-213 9TH ST. NE.
Desirable two-story brick:
rooms and tiled bath.
Rent S25. 80.
no4-tf.-, II. T.. RI ST. 100 III ct. NV
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LIST and SITS. NV. facing Capitol
grounds and on car line. Hot-water
heat: telephone service In each apart
ment: electric elevator. Two rooms,
bath and kitchenette. $25 per month.
New; nreproof.
ALONZO O. BLISS PROPERTIES,
IS B STREET NV.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-20
Gets Carnegie Hero Medal.

George Mocue. colorod. employed
Ia the Santa Fe freight house. has
been awarded Carnegie hero medal
and $500 TO educate him, for his
heroic rescue Of the little Herman
baby from In front OF fast train.
The mother had stepped into the
cNpress office for moment. leaving
the child In IT'S buggy on the plat.
form when gust OF wind threw the
buggy on the track only few feet
In front OF rapidly approaching
train. McCue saw the danger and
ai the risk OF his life he got the
taby from the track. So narrow was
the margin Of time tina, the engine
brushed Mccues sleeve as he stepped
from the track.-Garden City Herald
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-20

scare. \ dog belonging 10 DIR. Nc
Kennan went mad and bit two or
three dogs, all Of which were killed,
Mayor steen issued thanksgiving
day proclamation and recommended
that all places OF business be closed
between the hours OF 10 a m. and 2
p. m.
\ cowboy named Triest shot up the
Palace saloon In order TO test the
nerve OF the new city marshal. After
the fireworks he made his skiddo on
a horse in the direction OF Nine Mile
"A $4,000 brick block on Colorado
avenue will pay the owner twenty-fiy
per cent on the money invested" AS
seryated the Tribune twenty years
ago. That was In the days before
We had any brick blocks.
The Tribune wanted to know what
had become OF the Touring mill. elec-
trio light and wooden mill projects.
Now that the county seat fight was
over the Tribune thought 1t was
about time to look for new worlds
to conquer.
w. c. koehler bought lot II In
block 10 from G. II. Downer on which
to erect a store building. 22x35 feet,
to be occupied by p. J. Hecox. This
Is the corner now occupied by the
First National Bank. Wonder II
gil" don't wish he had held on to
this property?
The La Junta Derrick was pur-
chased by IL. V. Alexander. ex-editor
aud founder of the Rocky Ford En-.
terprise. The name OF the paper was
changed to the Otero County Dem.
ocrat aud the Tribune's prophecy
that IL would fill long.felt want in
democratic circles In the county has
been fully realized. Mr. Alexander
has been father OF three democratic
newspapers In otero county-his las,
spasm being the Rocky Ford Tribune
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-20
children's Home Society.

A state and national organization
thai provides the homeless child with
home and childless home with n
child, a two-fold blessing for the
child, the home and the state.
The state board of directors has
secured the appointment of Rev. X.
Il. Pierce of Colorado conference as
superintendent of the Colorado Chill
drcns Home Society to succeed Rev.
and Mrs w. s. Rudolph. who have
been very successful In this work
for the past seven years. MIR. Pierce
was La Junta visitor Thursday and
made this office pleasant call.
Mr. Pierce says this child rescue
and home finding society has placed
fifty children In good homes each
year. and over eight hundred during
the past seventeen years. since the
society began It's work In this state.
This good work has been done at an
average total cost of about S15 for
very child finally placed and adopted.
Compare this with the cost OF keep
ing a child year after year In an or.
phanage. where II remains an orphan
and a dependent.
The Colorado Children's Home So
ciety is not an orphanage, though It
has a receiving home" where there
is a trained nurse and an assistant
for temporarily caring for the babies
until they are adopted by worthy
people. The fundamental principle
Of this society is that every child
should have a home and mother and
not grow up In an institution.
Children needing homes and homes
needing children should be- reported
TO Rev. X. Il. Pierce. superintendent
. colorado Children's Home Society.
2soi West Thirty.fourth avenue. Den
yer. Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-20
REMINISCENT
. D
Compile d From Tribune
Flies Of
ywc1sy Years Ago.

Turkeys were selling from 10 cents
TO sl5o
Alfalfa hay was worth So per tor
delivered in town.
Jordan Wheeler returned from To
peka a full-fledged engineer.
The j ranch had ten four mul,
teams hauling supplies to Nine Mile
W. ]. Wilson located once more IL
La Junta after an absence OF eight
or ten years
NJ p Dooley plated and placed OF
the market forty acres adjoining towI
on he southwest.
La Junta had six church organiza
tions and the pulpits of all except
one were filled Sunday.
A. c. Hickman and W S. iIatfiel,
brought into town three antelope
killed on the outskirts OF La Junta.
Rev Chas. Davis, the new pastol
OF the Baptist church, moved hi,
family from their ranch near Caddoa
r. G. Dalton was setting up hiI
stock OF hardware in the building for
merly occupied by the Boston Cloth
ing store.
Sheriff Morris took three prisoner.
TO the penitentiary at Canon City
the first ever sent up from o,erc
county.
A recent cold snap proved quite dis
astrous TO farmers who had not gath
cred their crops-everything exposed
being hopelessly frozen.
Geo. A. crum was appointed cit,
marshal to I'LL the vacancy caused b,
the resignation Of a. J. Rock. Geo
c. Taylor was appointed deputy.
La Junta had another mad dos
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-20
Buffalo Land and water Company

Articles OF incorporation Of the
Buffalo Land and Water Company
were filed in the office of the
county clerk last Wednesday, The
lncorporators, who are also named
as the directors for the first year,
are as follows: W. l., Hartman, Ed
ward S. Kouns. Dwight w. Hodge,
Andrew Cant, James S. Roberts, Chas
Z, Clark and George Urtan, Jr.
The purpose for which the company
was organized and incorporated is to
acquire agricultural lands, etc, but
more especially TO acquire water
rights in the Colorado Canal, situated
In Pueblo and Otero county, and
stock in reservoirs or reservoir COM
panies used in connection with the
Colorado canal for irrigation.
The headgate of the Colorado ca
nal is located on the north bank of
the Arkansas river in Pueblo county,
near where Boone creek flows into
that river. The canal runs south
east on the north side of the river
TO the west line of Otero county and
thence easterly and northeasterly
through Otero county to the west
line OF klowa county. and northeast
through and across that county
The capital stock of the company
is 100000, divided into 10000 shares
OF the par value of $40 each. and the
shares are non.assessable. The man.
agement Of the company is vested
In board OF seven directors, who
are the incorporators named above
The business of the company will be
conducted in Otero and Pueblo coun-
ties, and the principal place of busi-
ness will be located in the city of
Pueblo, but the company will have
power to maintain offices in Ordway
and also in the city of Buffalo, n. Y.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-20
Deserved Coed Fortune.

Paul Jones'. = former old time ON
p1oye Of the local Santa Fc shops
but for several years past In tn,
employ Of the Southern Pacific nj
Sparks. Nevada. writes to change the
address Of his paper to Nina. New.
where he will In the future be To-
Gated. having recently been appointed
master mechanic for tho Southern Pa
circ 1t that point Paul's old.time
IL Junta friends Will be pleased ia
learn Of bic deserved good fortune
and Advancement h railroad circles.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-20
CHAMBERLAIN'S
Cough Remedy
Cures Coughs. Colds, Group. Grip
and Whooping Cough.

We nrc pleased 20 inform our readers
that Chamberlain Cough Remedy does
not contain narcotics of any kind. This
makes II the safest md s.-t for children.
itsnnkcr no Inference when yon caught
that cold. you have II and want 10 get rid
Of itquickly. Take Chamberlain : Cough
Re'ns.iy.
II won't do 20 fool with bal cold
No ON cAn tell what the end will be.
pMnnsnatm. cstMrrh. chronic bronchitis
sslcDnsunpitn invariably result from
. neg9sctssl cOM. A. \ curs f0r couEha
md co)1H D0ehing csa compare With
Chanhgslaln's Cough Assnedy. Hold
evssyWAsse q 26c, Boz ~ cf 90.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-20
Indiana Print Shops Must cIe.n Up.

The country printer. who has la
bored long and without protest 10
aid the Indiana state board OF health
TO disseminate warnings against reck.
less toying with disease germs and
unfriendly microbes. is now to recoiy
the attention OF the board. according
To It's secretary. DIR. j. n. lluriy. who
has received letter from Carl
Henech. OF Warsaw. calling attention
TO filthy conditions In printing osta @.
lishmcn,s In many towns OF the state.
DR.. Hurry is inclined to think that
the complaint Is well founded. espc,
cially that part which refers 10 press
feeders who wet their fingers with
their tongues Ia printing the weekly
sheet which goes To the rural and
country town readers. the Indianap-
oils. News says. lie also In Inclined
TO believe that the reckless disregard
for floor cleanliness in the average
printing shop is not In keeping with
the rules laid down by the board for
preventing the breeding Of disease
germs.
Az n consequence. DR.. Hurry will
at once take up the matter Of better
sanitary conditions In these shops and
endeavor to stop the practice Of dis
seminsting microbes through N.
United States malls At fourth.class
postage rates.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-20
Rocky Ford Burglary.

Two colored men, giving their
names as Jessie Bennett and Ben1a-
men Jones, ages respectively eighteen
and twenty-five. were discovered Tues
day night between II and l o'clock
in the act Of burglarizing the Levy
Hardware store Of Rocky Ford.
Entrance was made to the store ty
breaking window glass in the rear
Of the building. Parties rooming on
the second floor In an adjoining build.
ing We're awakened by the noise IN
breaking the glass and telephoned
the police station. Night Marshal
Ripper and Officer Diggerstaff re-
sponded to the alarm and immediate
ly surrounded the building to prevent
the escape of the burglars. Officer
Diggerstaff discovered one man stand.
ing guard at the rear Of the build
ing and placed him under arrest. The
man who was in the store made his
escape, and made his getaway out
OF town on No. 6.
Word was sent to all of the sur
rounding towns and the officers In
La Junta were on the lookout for
the man. j. Z. Saintclair, night de-
pot-master. nailed Bennett as he
alighted from the blind" on No. 6.
but at that time knew nothing Of
the robbery. He started to take the
coon" 10 Jail, when the latter Of
fered to put up watch for his aps
pearance before the police magistrate
the next morning. and he was allowed
TO go.
Later on Saintclair and Marshal
Wieneke were notified of the bur
glary and together made the rounds
OF the town looking for the man the
former had released few hours be-
fore. They requested the employees
OF the electric light plant TO be on
the lookout, as II is the custom Of
hoboes TO go in there to get warm.
About six O'Clock MIR. Coon walked
in TO the engine room at the light
plant and asked permission TO get
warm and later TO wash up. While
he was engaged in washing up the
night engineer telephoned to the Of
ficers and they came down and took
Mr.. Coon in tow. Eight watches and
two magnifying glasses stolen from
the Rocky Ford store were found
upon his person. He gave the name
of Jesse Bennett.
Bennett was taken TO Rocky Ford
on the noon train Wednesday by I'm
dersheriff Deyine, and in the after
noon the two burglars had prelim.
mary hearing tefore Justice Hill. Dis.
trict Attorney o'Connor prosecuting.
The men were bound over to the dis
triot court. and ON failure to give
bonds were taken TO La Junta and
locked In the county jail.
Jones. the older one OF the two
confessed that he had Just finished a
penitentiary sentence. being paroled
on November 9th. and had been at
liberty only eight days. Jones was
arrested in La Junia December ..
1907. charged with burglarizing the
Rice Dry Goods store the night pre-.
yious. and was sentenced on January
9th 10 term in the penitentiary Of
not less than two nor more than
three years. He had been at liberty
bu, eight days at the time OF his ar.
rest In Rocky Ford.
The goods stolen at Rocky Ford
are valued a, $500 and consisted OF
reyolyers. watches and knives. All
the property was recovered.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-20

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