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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08

We pay the highest interest on Els crow Deposits.
 Money to loan on REAL ESTATE at all times. Agents for the best Fire Insurance companies in the world.
 The Globe Bank & Savings Co. See us today.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-02
OF.
THE N. & W.
Figures for the Month of
April Show a Good In,
crease For Norfolk an(,
Western Road.

Following is the statement OF ear,
nings and expenses Of the Norfolk
and Western for the month OF April.
Miles operated 49, 1909, 1880;
1908, 1877; increase 90.
Earnings Passenger, mail and ex-
press-1909, $330,131G0; 1908,
s3O0,S71OO; increase, $Z9,260.o9-
10 per cent. Freight-19O9, g.,
0S3,139.74; 1908, 81 G93,17745;
increase, S9,9G2.29-23 per cent.
Total earnings 1903, $o.113,27I.-
40; 1908, $1,994O4S.4j; increase.
$419,225.9S-21 per c9at.
Total operating expcnses-19O9,
s1,469, 10000; 1905, s1,229,6O9.SS;
increase, $239,39O.32--l9 per cent
Net earnings-1909, SJI4,27123;
1908, S764,43S.57; inc ease, s170.-
S32.GG-2l per cent Do,uct fixed
charges and taxes-19)9, S462,76O;
1908. $44O,OGO.O0; increase, SEA-
10000. 5urplus-19O9, $181,51123,
1908, $$2AS7S.57; incr,ase, S157,
1896.
Proportion OF expenses to eros.
earnings-1909. CT per cent; $iq3S.
60 per cent.
For o months July 1 to ApriI 30:
Earnings Passenger, mail anJ
express-1oO9. s3,553,3S5GS. 1905,
.s4,14O,95S.4S; decrease $587 s"4.SO
Ia per cent. Freight-19O3, $780,
5O6,599.OJ; 1903, $2O,sG1,S2459;
decrease, 155,225.S9-t per cent
Total earnings ga O50,-
0S2.68; 1908, S24,SO2,7S33f; de-
crease, s742,8OO.69-3 per cyn;.
Total operating expenses --15O9,
$1A575,645.48; 1908, $685.
I94L75; decrease, S1,GG3,3O2.27-19
Fer cent.
Net earaings-19O9, S04S4,337..
20; 1908, $S,563,S35.G2; increase
s92O,5Ot.5S-t1 per cent. Deduct
fixed charges and taxes 1909. ST..
| 448,466.67; 1908, $4.369,359.99;
increase, $79,1O6.GS. Surplus
1909, $5,O35,S7O.53; 1908. $4,194,
1853; increase, $S4I3S4.90.
Proportion OF Expenses to gPosi
earnings 1909, g. per ccdt; 1908
IS per cent.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-02
BASEBALL
VIRGINIA. LEAGUE

htNs4itS 1t>ttftIHy.
LSnchbur-R ichmsn3. postponed
rain.
Roanoke. /; Danyiile, 0.
Norfolk, 3: Portsmouth, o.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-02
FIVE YEARS WORK
ON PANAMA CANAL
What Has Been Accomplish
cd on the Isthmus Since
May 4, 1909, to the Pres
ent Time.

The Usitei States govsrament
took possession OF all canal proper
ties On the isthmus OF Panama, pur-
chased from the French Canal Com
pany, Oh May 4. 1904. At that time
the only work in progress ~ the
canal was In Culebra cut, whore
about 900 West Indian laborers
were engaged. and few side eIca-
vators and dump trains were I'm SER
vice. The work was continued wish
this force and equipment. hut ac.ivc
canal construction dill not begin UNI
I'll 1906.
Ii was perceived by the American
commission at the outset that the
work divided itself naturally iato
two stages; First that OF prepa-
ration; and second. that of actual
construction. The first covered 4
period of two and half years. All
enegries were devoted duriag that
time TO making the isthmus healthy
by thorough sanitation: a accumu-
lating and organizing working
force and providing for il houses
and food supply; TO assembling a
plant with which 70 do the work of
construction; 10 enlarging the exist
ing railway system so a~ Ia make II
adequate, ana to establishing u sys-
tenn of civil government fG the
zone.
There have been three commits
siens in charge of the canal work.
The first was In office from March
3, 1904, until April 3, 1905; the sec
ohd was In Office from April 3, 1905,
till April /. 1907. and the third dat
Ing from April /, 1907, L. in Of
hoe at the present time. There have
been three chief engineers John
r. Wallace, who served from June
l, 1904, to June IS, 1905; John r.
Stevens. July /. 1895, to April /,
1907, and Lieutenant Colonel Geo.
w. Goethels. corps OF engineers.
United States army whose services
began on April /. 1907.
The type OF canal to Ne construct
ed was decided ia June, 1905, when
an act was passed by congress- and
approved by the president on JuRs
~ OF that year decreeing the con-
struction or local canal SO feet
above saa level, with approaches at
sea level.
The plans OF this canal, with sew
eral changes which have since been
ordered ny the president and alop-
ted by the commission, provides:
A channel, 500 feet wide at sea
level. will lead from deep water in
Limon bay TO Gatun, distance of
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE

II. III. T..
Cincinnati E. .00OoO1OO2O-3 Z 2
Chicago =. .O1OOOO01I6-9 1
Rowan, Karger. Dubec AMI Nc
Lean; Brown and Moran.
II. III. n.
Brooklyn . .0O1OO0O01-2 6 5
New York ..O1O031OO+-5 7 I
Bell and Bergen; Anes and Schlei
At Pittsburg: Pittsburg-St. Louis
wet grounds.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-02

6.76 miles. At catun q Gam r-2
miles long and lilo feet high will
inbound the waters or the Chaxres
river In a LAKE. the normal level OF
which will be So feet above mean
sea level
A hight OF three twin locks. each
l.ooe feet long. ITO feet wide. and
allowing for Ala Is feet of water
over the sills. will raise iessels from
sea level to the lake or lower them
from the lake to the sea level chan
mel. From Gatun navigation Will DO
through the lake In q charnel from
loco feet to 500 feet vide for a
distance OF 2S.5s miles, to Bias Obs
po. whore Culsbra cut begins.
The channel through the CONT
mental Divide. from Bias Obispo to
Pedro Miguel. a distance OF Sill
miles. will be 400 feet wide, ami the
surface OF the water will be at the
lake level. At Pedro Miguel several
Will he lowered from the S5-foot
level 10 small lake at so fee above
,ea level in twin locks OF one flight.
A channel 500 feet wide and 0.97
miles long will lead To the Miraaores'
locks. where the descent 20 sea level
VIII be made In twin locks OF two
lights. The locks at Pedro Miguel
and Mirafiores will be- OF the same
dimensions as those at Gatun. From
Niraeores TO deep water ir Panama
bay. distance Of Sal miles, the
channel Will be 500 feet wide and
40 feet deep at mean tide.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-02
BIUEFELD NORMAL
. Ri. SiM:z:,:;:M..!,E6ijdG9'!A;sSieG
OCTOBER ~, 1908.

leave $40 q. IN. for Roanoke,
Norfolk and all points on the Shen-
adoah division. Pullman Sleeper
Roanoke to New York. va Hagers-
town, Pullman Par or Car Roanoke
to Norfolk.
$3.50 a. m. for Roanoke. Rich
Uond, Norfolk Pullman Sleeper.
Dining Car TO Roanoke. PaTlor Car
Roanoke 90 Norfolk.
2:B5 D. m. for Roanoke. Lynch
burg and intermediate stations and
the Shenandoah valley philadelphia
and New York. Sleeper to Phi ado
phia. Cafe Car Gary and Roanoke.
e:25 .. m. for Roanoke, Lynch
purg, Richmond, Norfolk. Pullman
Sleeper 10 Norfolk.
Leave Blueheld $40 p. m. for Ken
ova, Columbus and all points West
and Northwest Pullman Sleeper for
Columbus and Cincinnati. Cafe cas-
sis a. m. Pullman Sleeper fer
Columbus. Cafe Dining Car
Leave S:25 a. m. and 2.25 p. m.
daily for TaZewell Norton and oil
STATIONS on Clineh Vallye Division
Arrive from Norton and points on
the Clinch Valley division at 2:40 j.
m. and 1880 .. m.
Leave $40 q, m. for Welch and
Intern ediate stations.
Leave 10;45 a. IN. for william
son and informed ate stotions.
Leave 2:40 y. m. for Welch and
intermediate stations.
Call on agent Norfolk and West.
ern Railway for tickets, maps AM
additional information.
w. 3. BEVE1B, q. y. A,
Roanoke. Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-02
NRIGHTS PRAISE
COUNT ZEPPELIN
III Interview One of Broth
ers Says it Will Not Be
Long Before Airships
Cross Atlantic Ocean.

Dayton, o., June 2-In an inter-
view given out here today concern
ing tho Night made BY Count Yep
pelin IN his lighter than air FALCON,
Wilbur Wright, the famous aero
pianist, declared that ne believed the
time was not far OF when airsbips
would make flights across The Allan
tic
Wright admitted that he thought
the German nobleman had made
great strides with his lighter than
air balloon, but declared he was
surprised that Zeppelin had not
made o flight OF that sort before.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-02
HEARD THE
BIRDS SING
ONCE MORE FOR THE
FIRST TIME IN YEARS
MIR. Nj. NJ. Altarc One of Summers
County's oldest and Be-, known
Citizens Has Hearing Re-
stored; Deaf for the Past
Ten Years.

Some of the cures male by the
Quaker Doctor without a doubt bor-
der on the sensational ana IL IL was
not for the fact that everywhere he
establishes his business and office
hs voluntarily Is given testimonials
from well known citizens whose
world must be taken seriously, and
who's Immediate friends oai neigh
bors know and speak OF these self
same cures, one could be excused for
doubling. Among those who now
testify In Hinton after one week 3
stay here OF the Quaker Doctor IL
Mr.. NJ. NJ Altare. OF Peace Springs.
Mr.. Altare hearing OF the Quaker
Doctors success In curing deafness
with his Quaker Oil called on him
at his office, aad like many others
who call. expected to get no perma-
nent help for his affliction one can
imagine HIS feelings when, after one
treatment he noticed norked i'm
Drovement and was able TO hear the
ticking OF n watch, something ne
had not been able to hear for years,
after using the oil upon his ears
twice more he hears The birds sing
ing In the trees Sunday morning.
Mr.. Altare is 10 years old and Is
well known all over Summers coun-
ty: the medicine that does the won
derful work in deafness is called
the Quaker Oil and will be Offered
for sale tonight at the QUAKER Doc
tors free lecture and entertainment
Hinton, w. Va, Daily News.
The great number OF chronic suf-
ferers who fill the parlor waiting
to see him at his office 413 Raleigh
street every morning provo conclu-
slyely that the Quaker Doctor is du-
plicatlng his success here in Blue
field. Ho says to all--rich and poor
alike--no matter what your expert
ence has been elsewhere, call ami
see him. and speak Of his work and
of his ability as you fad II, and he
Will let his reputation as n master
physician and surgeon hang on what
those who visit him say.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-02
NEWS OF WASHINGTON

Washington, June 2.-The. most
important happenings in the ma
tons capital yesterday were as fol-
lows:
When former Sheriff shipp and
che five other Tennesseeans who
we're declared guilty last Monday
week OF contempt OF the supreme
court of the United States. present.
ed themselves TO the court for SEN
teSce. the request of thar counsel
Tor postponement to allow them to
hle petitions for a rehcaring was
granted. The six men remain out
on bond until the next term OF court
President Taft formally opened
the Alaska-Yukon-Pacifc Exposition
at Seattle. Washington. by pressing
gold telegraph key ia tho east
room OF the White House at BIS
O'CLOCK this afternoon.
"A tax OF 2 per cent on ell Incomes
OF individuals or corporations over
$1,000 per year IN provided In Sem
stor Cumming amendment 10 the
tariff bill presented to the senate.
Consideration OF the cotton sched-
uis or the tariff bill was begun I'm
the senate and several speeches we're
made. though no. votes weSa taken.
Chairman Aldrich announced that
beginning tonight the senate would
be expected to hold night sessions TO
dispose OF the tariff bill.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-02
II. III. T..
AMERICAN LEAUGE

First game
II. III. h.
Philadelphia OO0OOOOOO01--1 9 .
Boston .OOO0O0OOO0O-0 Z o
X ause and Thomas: Ryan and
Spencer ana Donohue.
Second game
II. III. Il.
Philadelphia .O000OO0Oe-0 5 /
Boston =. ...e1OOOOO00-1 q @
Plank. Vickers and Thomas: Bur
chell, Cicotte and Spencer.
First game
II. III. L..
Washington .OOOO0O00O-O 4 2
New York e.. .0O00O400O-4 Z 0
Smith, Hughes and Street: Man
ming and klelnow.
Second game
X. III. f..
Washington ..1OOO001O*-2 3 2
New York .OOOO00OOO-O 5 3
Groom and Street; WARRIOR and
Blair.
No other games scheduled.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-02

Schedule For Today
Richmond at Lynchburg % games)
Danville at Roanoke
Portsmouth At Norfolk
scores Yesterday
II. III. X.
Portsmouth o0Oo0O0oe-o c /
Norfolk .O100eI00|-2 Z /
Hannafin and Keyfel; Temple and
Munsen.
II. III. Il.
Roanoke -. .O0OO1OOOt-1 = 2
Danviile -. .0O0OO00oO-0 3
Doane and Ryan; Nayborry and
Westlake.
Observation-Disclosures game post
ponet on account of rain.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-02
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Sealed bids Will be received by the
Board OF Affairs OF the city OF Blue
neld until the 9Th day OF June, 1903
at 8 o'clock p. m. for 900 feet OF
fire hose. The Board OF Affairs
Will reserve the right to reject any
and all bids.
J. T. AKERS, Auditor.
BY order Of the Boar dof Supervisors
s-24-td
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-02

For Your own sake use Monitor
PulVerized -four for your bread,
pies and cakes, and see for yOuraelf
what Monitor means. At all stores
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-02

You pay = high prico--you des-
ervs the best quality. Insist ON Mon
itor I'ulvcrized and get your moneys
worth. It's all quality.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-02
-. ~ lisisSS,scs sS&U = SSc4G.
'SRORCSi

~ =
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24
Death Of Mrs.. Fred a. s.e'n.

Mrs. Eva Sabin. wife OF Fred A..
Sabin, died at the family home on
Colorado avenue last Tuesday evening
about . O'Clock. Mrs. Sabin had been
a sufferer from cancer for over two
years. and although she was treat
ed by the best medical experts In
the country. and received every conf
fort and attention that money could
procure, there was nothing that could
stay the ravages Of the dread NAL
ady. The utter helplessness OF hus.
band. relatives and friends to render
aid or to be Of any service, made the
living death the saddest Of TRACE
dies.
For five days previous to her death
Mrs. Sabin was unconscious. and
never knew Of the death OF her
father. John W. Norris. who died last
Saturday In Glendale, Calf. where
he went six months ago from his
home In Pueblo for the benefit Of his
health. He was sixty.seven years Of
age and was one Of the pioneers Of
Pueblo. where he owned four furni-
ture stores and was quite well to
do. Mrs. Sabin was his only daugh-
ter. and was torn In Rochester.
MINI. August l6. 1870. lacking TWEEN
ty-eisht days Of being forty years Of
age at the time Of her death.
The funeral took place yesterday
morning from the residence on Colo
RADIO avenue. services being conducted
by Rev. Davenport, OF Rocky Ford.
Such profusion CT beautiful and
elaborate floral offerings was never
before seen in La Junta. The body
Of Mrs. Sabin was taken to Pueblo
on the noon train yesterday. accom-
panied by the sorrowing husband and
many friends.
The funeral OF the father took
place from his home in Pueblo yes
terday afternoon. and the funeral
cortege halted on Union avenue at 3
O'Clock and there awaited the arriv.
al OF the hearse which conveyed Mrs.
Sabin's remains from the Union de-
pot. The double funeral then wended
Its solemn way to the family plot
at Roselawn. where father and daugh.
ter were buried side by side.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24
PARK Service.

Sunday night at 8 o'clock there viii
again be preaching from the band
stand In the city park. So many
seemed to enjoy the worship In
Gods Great Cathedral last Sun.
day evening that an almost unani.
nous request was made TO continue
the services there during the heated
period. The city council has very
kindly consented to grant the use
Of the park for this purpose during
the remainder Of July and August.
Seats will be provided.
Sunday school At 9:&5 .. ~. Geo.
L. Hess. superintendent.
Preaching at II .. IN. by the pastor,
subject. AN Appeal to the Noblcr
Self"
Epworth League. y. IN. Hattie
Broadbcnt, leader.
Preaching At 8 y. m. In the park
near the court house. You are In.
vited to make Il an hour OF rest and
worship with ~.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even.
Ing at . O'Clock.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24
GONE MORE LOCAL ITEMS.

The Sunday evening services OF
the Methodist church held In the
court house park last Sunday evening
were largely attended.
To Trade-l60 acres of land near
Rocky Ford to trade for pasture land
or small Irrigated tract near La Jun
u. Inquire A. Il. Marsh, sos Santa
Fe avenue.
For Sale-Five room house. mod
ern. Smithland avenue: small pay
ment down and monthly payment
thereafter. DIR. 4. Gard Edwards.
Colorado Savings and Trust building.
Vernon ID. Arntxen. OF the local
pOstoffice. left last night for Quincy
and other points In Illinois, where
he will be the guest OF relatives and
friends during the next thirty days
X. &. lnge and family and Fred
Jones and family left last Wcdncs-
day for La Veta Pass. by the over
land route. and for the next month
will enjoy an outing hunting and
fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.. Stanton. OF
the Holbrook country. left last We'd
ncsday night for Battle Creek. Mich.
10 enjoy six weeks visit at Mr.
Stanton's old home. ON August 18th
they will participate In n family re-
snion Of the s,antons. which will BE-
attended by six sisters and four
brothers. with their families.
G. u. Baldridge will take the po-
sition Of transfer clerk In the mail
room At the Santa rc depot on Au.
gust 18th. W. 3. Green. who has
been In charge there for several
years. will take ono Of tho soft snaps
In tho postal service between this
city and Albuquerque -four
hours on duty with three days resi-
thereafter.
Tho next monthly dinner Of the Ia
Junta Industrial Association viii take
place at the Sherman House Thurs
day evening. July sSth. A thorough
discussion Of tho subject Of sscurtng
. pure water supply ipr tAis city. an1
. report Of the committees who havs
been investigating The vastpus psupo.
sitioas Submitted 70 this ~. vim
b. tie principal svsas e ~ svenr
ins. uvsey c,tisea No y iaterore.
- h . Dsfs water saoD1y shAn1o
nAss Il . Dsaat - - aneos t11oo
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24
NEWS OF swiNk.

See Beatty Reynolds Company for
harvesting implements.
Miss Marie Clink left Tuesday to
spend . week In Pueblo.
w. T. Reece. OF Timpas. was q
business visitor In Swink Monday.
=. N. Reynolds is adding another
story to his residence. south Of town.
Mrs. U. c. smothers left for Seat.
tie Tuesday to attend the Exposi.
tion.
For Sale-My interest in Saddle
Rock Restaurant. Mrs. W. NJ. Van
Winkle. Swink.
Mrs. Joe Krobroth has returned
home after q months visit with rela.
tives IN New Mexico.
W. +. Thatcher and family are
planning = fishing trip to the noun.
tains In . few days.
Mrs. J. N. Powars and mother.
Mrs.. Dodd. left for Denver and Beu.
lah for . few days visit
J. 8. Barkley iS contemplating a
trip to Bait Lake TO attend the q.
A. X. reunion At that place.
Mrs. Jack Lee departed for Idaho
Monday. where she will meet Mr..
Lee and make her future home there.
Miss Anna Friesen. Of the Tele-
phone Company at Ia Junta. Is spend
ing 4 month with her folks at this
place.
r. c. Ingc. Of Ia Junta. passed
through swtnk Wednesday. on his
way to the mountains for months
outing.
The city treasury was greatly bcnc'
fitted last week by = couple Of Meg
leans donating the amount Of sib
each. after night In jail.
Miss Gertrude Sheriff.. Of Ia Jun.
u, formerly Of this place. passed
|through here Tuesday on her way to
Seattle and . number Of other places
b the west To spend the rest Of the
SWIMMER.
G. q. Busscy. Of Pulaski. Iowa.
0ade . short visit with his father.
=. N. Busscy. this week. He len
fps Colorado Springs Tuesday. whsre
~ will meet bis wife, and after .
trip to tho western part Of CoIora.
%. viii return home.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24
At the Churches Tomorrow
Christian Church.

Services Sunday a. follows:
Sunday school At 9:45 q. m.
Preaching at II .. N. Subject Of
sermon. Going Forward"
Christian Endeavor meeting At
p. m.
Theme for the evening discourse.
The Measure Of Our Manhood In
Christ"
Prayer meeting and teachers' train.
Ing class Wednesday at s p. m.
We solicit your presence, and will
cndeavor to make these services help.
ful to all who come.
T. L. YOUNG. Minister.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24
Bob Watkins Nearly Kills q Tramp

Bob Watkins. q well-known coloret
porter who runs on Nos. 3 and II
between this city and Denver, go
into . fight last Monday near Pueb
10 with . beligerent tramp who re
fused to leave the train on which
Watkins was running.
When the train left Pueblo bound
for Denver. two tramps were found
aboard. Two times the train was
stopped. and the hoboes made tc
leave. Each time. however. the,
managed to again get on the train
and ride farther.
When the men were put off The
train the third time one Of them
called Watkins . vile name. and with
remark to the effect that he
would not allow amy Niger "a
bounce" him off . train. reached fol
his hip pocket. Watkins then strucL
the man. and II must have been q
terrific blow. ~ the tramp was un
conscious for four hours after hs
had been removed to . hospital ID
Pueblo. For . time II was thought
he was going to die. and Watkini
was arrested ~ soon ~ his trair
reached Denver and taken back z
Pueblo. The tramp. however. camt
back to life and Watkins was 70
leased on Tuesday. and on wedncs
day resumed bis regular run on 30
10. Watkins is well known In thIi
city - = pugilist and trainer. ant
has officiated In the latter capacity
for Kenny Wood on . number of &C
casions. He was also one Of ths
participant In . pugiiisuc battle q
Swink once upon . time. when thai
burg made . speciality Of nstic "A
counters. Watkins met some OF th'
best oe them In the ring In IN
palmy days. and several years ass
one Of bis opponsnts died from ,ht
injuries he received in . battle viii
Watkins.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24

no more attempts to regulate the
cancer. 1t must be eradicated. not .
root must be kept behind. for until
this Is done. all classes must continue
in danger Of becoming victims Of
strong drink. II 1t is crime to make
counterfeit dollar, 1t is ten thousand
times worse crime to make a coun-
terfeit man."
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24
P,swsr,ns P,snss ss ssrssIn Pr'sss.

I row have . large supply Of fine
piasts snd nust close them out as
ooca. Pricee nom csAts 70 IS
oGnts eos snail plants; large plants
bom g esAts 70 400.
.. MARSH. ~ tlerist
~ ooAta ~ aveaus.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24
Boiler Gzpssssen Mssr chsrs~.

A weil-driiiins .outrt. while putting
down . we'll for ]. q. Taylor. neas
Chersw. had . boiler explosion last
Monday and several woskmcn ha1
narrow escapes from Icing killed.
A slx.ysar.olA laughter Of Mr. Taylor,
who was p,aytas near the boiler. ~
csivsd painful though not serious u.
juriss,- asl hss escape from being
killed was nothinG less than = mira
Gle.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24

ject. Health" This is the first OF
. series Of sermons on comparisons
between the physical and the spir-
itual.
You are earnestly invited to these
services.
4. A. CROOKS, Pastor.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24
Passsrss sss wsssss " Cattle.

oss tAsssaal asess prairie Pc
eurs; 80 iile q sunains water; cat-
- q Aeeses; 70 esats pes month.
cail = n. 4 He,bseek. phone ~
i]A
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24

NNo1lV svoe1lely rsals The rril
~ 1Aseehs : sonooa.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24
Prssbytsrisn Church.

Sunday school at s:%5 .. m.
In The. morning At II O'Clock. ser.
mon BY tho pastor. Rev. q. X. Nor.
ley. Subject, Deep Sea Fishing"
Christian Endeavor meeting NJ 7
p. N.
In the evening at 9 o'clock the sub.
3ect Of the sermon will be- Religion
and Business"
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24

Bone DsoDjs fear that L. Junta y
1eo0s1 70 perpetual stasnattoa ~
eauss ~ town has Opas lry. TAsy
~ Alssaly ssyiss hat ~ city
~ Vim soea hGvs - tnsn ~ -
G ~ stseoe noAAs. llassaeiBss ~
~ taDastneae- - tbeAafoe -
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24

Sunday scAool q 10 Z. y.
Preceding at II .. N. by tho pas'
Tor. Subject, "Displayins Our Ban.
nee."
Christian Dalsavee q ! ,. a.
Prsaeh,ng sssvsess y . ,. =. Dsb
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-24
eunday school at 10 4. n.

Reformed Pesssyssr.s" Church.