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relatives and friends at Memphis.
 Mir and Mrs. E. J. Barker of Lit i tie Rock, spent yesterday in the city while on their way to Benton, La. J. L. Malone, of Memphis, arrived here yesterday afternoon to spend Sunday with relatives and friends. Judge James Gould has returned from a business trip to Hamburg, where he spent the past several days.
 Rev. E. E. Morris, of Little Rock, was in the city yesterday, and visited Mir. and Mrs. T. M Hooker, on Wal nut street.
 Otto Roedel chief clerk at the Ho- tel Jefferson, went to Little Rock yesterday afternoon to spend Sunday with friends.
 Mrs. A. R. Sherrill, of Sherrill spent yesterday in the city, and at tended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs, M. D. Lindsay:
 H. o. Kelley, E. c. Healy, and J. P Richardson left yesterday afternoon for Texarkana, to visit Will Jones in the hospital at that place.
 Miss Gertrude Gotcher, of Benton vile, Ark, has arrived here and is the guest of Miss Frank Taliaferro at the residence of Mrs. Lloyd Knox
 George E. Valiant has returned to his home in Texarkana, after spend ing a few days in the city as the guest of w. L. Dewoody and fam. fly.
 Mrs. w. J. Potts, who arrived here a few days ago. and has been the guest of Mrs. w. K. Baker, left yes terday afternoon for her home 1T Little Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. w. F. McAdams leave this morning for Little Rock, to be the guests of relatives and friends for a few days.
 Attorney H. Coleman of Stuttgart spent yesterday in the city and let1 yesterday afternoon for Little Rock He is brother of Attorney W. F l Coleman, of this city.
 Miss Irma Grace has returned from Texarkana, where she visited rela tives. Mrs. A. B. Grace remained their to attend her daughter, Mrs Webster, who is very sick. Mack McCray, who has been con- nected with the Waters-Pierce Oil Company, has resigned his position l there and will in the future be with the Southern Oil Company.
 K. D. Lovett, of De Soto, Mo-, has arrived in the city and accepted a position in the coach shop of the Cot ton Belt. He will move his family here soon to make their home.
 MT. and Mrs. J.. w. Dutton, former residents of this city. but who have
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Birthday Party.

Ruth Levy. the little daughter of NIr and Mrs Abe Levy, celebrated her third birthday yesterday after noon with a party to her numerous little friends at the home of her par ents No. 909 West Barraquet street. In consequence of the date being so near the birthday of George Wash ington, the decorations used in the home corresponded to those of a par ty celebrating that occasion. Mrs. Levy, the mother of the little hos tess, received the guests and made the afternoon very pleasant and en- ioyable for them. Games were play ed and delicious refreshments serv- ed The handsome birthday cake was very beautiful and the cutting afforded much pleasure. Each little guest was presented with George Washington hatchet in memory ot the occasion. The little hostess re- ceived number of handsome pre- sents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-20

E. w. Wallen is visiting relatives at Stuttgart.
 Moore T, Knox vii spend today in Little Rock
 s. S. Wilson has gone on a busi- ness trip to St. Louis.
 A. Krutz will spend Sunday in Lit tie Rock, with friends
 Walter E. Parmelee, of Grady, was visitor in the city yesterday.
 Miss Birdie Weller visited rela- tives in Little Rock yesterday.
 Harry Hankins has returned home to Monticello, after visit in the city. Mir and Mrs. c. F. White left yes terday for Atlanta, Ga, to make their home. Mrs Thorp is visiting at Stuttgart the guest of her aunt, Mrs. B. R. Ap- pleby R. P. Wells. has arrived here from Junet, Ark, and will make his home here. M. Franklin, of Tamo, was busi- business visitor in the city yes terday. J. B. Holcombe is in the city. the guest of his mother, Mrs. Bama Hol- combe IA B. Cushing went up to Little Rock late yesterday afternoon, to , spend today.
 Miss Fannie Hastings, of Tarry Ark, is in the city, the guest of Mrs j. c. Reno. Miss Frank Taliaferro is home from Little Rock, where she visited , for a few days. W. B. Boggs has gone to Plair
 Dealing. La, to spend few day' with relatives. Mrs. Lewis Hewett is visiting he1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Ross, a /, Grapevine, Ark. l Walter Hemmert. will spend toda! at the hospital in TeXarkana, witt i his brother, who is sick. ;; Chancellor John M. Elliott leaves I today for Clarendon, where he vii l hold chancery court next week. ] MT. and Mrs. J. D. Currie left yes terday morning for Winchester, fo
 a short stay on the plantation. i Miss Winnie Whorton, the popula
 school mistress of Moscow, was il the city short while yesterday. Miss Brunette Silbernagle has re
 turned from a delightful visit t
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been making their home at SherriH for some time past, have returned here and will make their home here
 Mr and Mrs. John Kennedy leave today for TeXarkana, to visit Mrs. Kennedy's relatives. Mr. Kennedy, l will return at once, but Mrs. Ken nedy will remain there for some time.
 Miss Gertrude West left yesterday for Cape Giriadeau, Mo-, for visit with relatives. She will return by way of Illmo, Mo-, and spend a snort friends.
 Mrs. Edward Chambers, of San An tonic, Texas, is expected to arrive here in the next few days for visit to relatives Mrs. Chambers was for merly Miss Lillian Hudson, of this city.
 1 Mrs. J. A. Goodwin and children  ford, Ark, to make their home with MT. Goodwin, who has charge of the commisary and plantation during the next season.
 Rev. J. I. Norris left last night for Helena, where he will preach in the Presbyterian church. His place will be filled here by Rev. Fred R. Graves at both the morning and ev- ening services.
 Miss Mittie Payne has returned from Dallas, Tex, where she spent about five weeks with relatives and friends Or her return home Miss Payne was the guest of friends at Clio fo. few days.
 Miss Willie Cross left yesterday afternoan for her home in Beaumont Texas. 2 ter visit with her mother Mrs. Ollie McCuloch. Miss Cross is a milliner and recently returned from a business trip to the East.
 Van Knox has returned from a business trip to Fordyce. He repre- sents the Tomlinson-Knox Furniture Company, and while at Fordyce in- stalled an electric cleaner in the home of Mir. and Mrs. A. B. Banks.
 Miss Olive Marshall, who came to this city few weeks ago from Tex arkana, and has since been visiting friends, in the city, left yesterday af- ternoon for Jonesboro, where with her parents she will make her home.
 Victor Aschaffenberg, of New Or leans, and Roy Hanf, of Henderson, La, former residents of this city, ac- companied the remains of the late L. Aschaffenberg here yesterday from Vicksburg, Miss, and are the guests of relatives.
 l Adam Clark IT,, was in the city yesterday from Philadelphia, to look after his candidacy for railroad con-
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the business session was held. Rev. w. c. Davidson then gave a scrip tural reading. the following program being rendered:
 Instrumental solo-Mrs. J. 1. Nor. ris
 Recitation-Miss Vashti King.
 Vocal solo-Mrs. w. D. Ferguson.
 Instrumental solo-Nliss Annie Ow- en.
 Reciation-Mrs. Rogers.
 Reeitation-Mrs Fred Madding.
 Delightful refreshments were sery- ed after the program. Mrs. Hanki- son had her lovely home decorated with pink carnations, palms and ferns, for the occasion, and was as sisted in receiving her guests by Misses Lena and Leicester OConneI, Lillie Miller, Annie Owen and Flor ence Miller. Besides the regular club members, the guests were. Mis- ses Annie Owen, Frank Taliaferro. Gertrude Gotcher (Bentonville), and Emma White. Mesdames Fred Kes- terson, Alex Powell, J. I. Norris, $. J. Buckalew and Charles Miller.
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Owls Masquerade.

The Owls are making great pre- parationS for masquerade ball, which they will give at their hall, Fourth avenue and Main street, Tuesday night A splendid orches- tra will furnish the music for the dancing and five prizes have been night.
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Colonial Tea.

A Colonial Tea will be given on Tuesday afternoon and evening, from 3 to 10 o'clock, at the home of Mir. and Mrs. w. M. Toney, No. 1920 South Olive street, by the Southside Presbyterian Mission, in celebration of Washington's birthday.
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WOman'S Home Mission.

The Woman's Home Mission So- ciety of the First Methodist church will hold social and literary meet ing at the residence of Mrs w. C.. clock.
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Young Ladies Club.

Mrs. o. c. Hankison received the Young Ladies Club of the First Meth odist church yesterday afternoon, at her spacious home at West Sixth avenue and Walnut street The meet ing was called to order by the pres ident, Mrs. "A. w. Mills, after which
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Mission Study Class.

The Nilsson Study Class of the First Presbyterian church will en- at the home of Mrs. J. $. Wiley, on West Fourth avenue.
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MathOntcS Club.

The Mathontes Club will be enter tained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Drew White, at 2:30 o'clock, at her home on West Fourth avenue.
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D. \. k. Chapter.

The Pine Bluff Chapter. D. \. E.. will hold a business meeting Thurs day afternoon with Mrs Eugene Gra- ham, on West Sixth avenue.
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Sesame Club.
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The Sesame Club will meet Tues day afternoon at 2:30 o'cock, with Mrs. w. C. Hudson, at her home on Oak street.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-05
Psychic Reader in Hook.

Madame Nadia. claIryoyant and
psychic reader. was doing a flourish
ug business In La Junta last week
at one Of our local rooming houses
The woman claims to be an Iudian
aud an adept In doling out 'charms.
locating gold mines missing husl auds,
lost loves and giving you the name
aud address and mental photo Of
your future husband or wife. There
are fnw people in La Junta Hao
are worrying over these triflos. and
Madam, Nadia spent some monsg u
printers Ink and got results as usual
A stranger within our tatrs .ar.
peurd ro spy Madame Nadia on raa
streets q La Iun'a and knowing THAT
she was wanted In Colorado Cts rr
being a common. every day fiau# Boz.
communicated with the Officers .s
that city and put them wise ra.
Colorado City officers called mp Mag.
sHll Adams aud requested him FOB
interview and hold Madame NaHa
pending the arrival of officers fu
Colorado City lie did An off,
came down Saturday night and .e
sunday morning took the Mad a
back 10 Colorado City. where 81.
wanted on charge Of defrau
several Colorado Springs and Co.
do city people cut OF small sum .f
money
Complaint was lodged against Nal.
anne Nadia ly several color FOO
Springs people early last muara.
Among them was Mrs. O s hm-
all. of Colorado Springs. and Yrs
10 II Gassford. OF Colorado Clty eNrs.
Kimball says she gave the '.a.ryoy.
ant SIS TO help In readIne but
that the money was never r,'Inded
Mrs Gassford stated she haa the
sam. experience, with the eErsption
that she gave s25 for "raarm 4"
Another woman reported Eiy.Hs the
psychic ti5. but refused 10 give her
name becaus. she feared publicity
Madame Nadia had an ofnrr H Col
orado City
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-05
vineen, Doing Good wef.

As principal speaker In lhr local
republican campaign. Merle II Vim.
cent il doing splendid work th.H fail
llr h Eraccful speaker. Of pleas.
Ing address and with advanced id as
of siatesmanship Ills foIl1aiHg at
the late state convention. a. which h.
was candidate for governor. vas
much stronger than appeared on The
surface and by the results. and II
was a following highly complimentary
TO MIR Ninccn, or any other citizen
Of the state thm honorrd It is uar.
thy OF note. too. that majority of
those who opposed bis ideas few
years avo.aro noN falling In line aith
his views There Il future In
whose political history the name Of
Merle u Vincent will figure proml.
uentir Delta independent.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-05
Fabulous Prices FOR Lambs.

Harry wilor Sas over from Wing.
ton last sunday leaving The following
day for Lamar to close up sheep
deal with feeder TO whom be- re-
Gently sold 5000 lambs The lmbs
were born In May and sold five
months later for s. pei head Mr.
wilcr also recently sold ZOO bead TO
Cash Amend. Of Rocky Ford 10 the
same price The purchasers thought
his price was rather hiFh az Nrst.
but Mr. wilcr said that unI ss he
received the price he asked h. IN
tended 10 feed the lambs himself.
and was altogether indifferent a.
to whether h. sold them or NOT Afier
thinking the matter over for a eek
and learning that Mr. Wnsr bad not
changed his mind the purchasers
came acruss with IA. cash Wa aDn.
der how long the sheep men ain
continue TO vote N. republican uakot
under these conditions Ask the
mnnagcr Of the county democratic
tickcg
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-05
The initiative and referendum

the initiative and referendum.
Oregon votes on thirty-two propos.
ed laws this year. The cost OF print
ing the full text of these measures
under the Colorado Lnl would be
sil7.62j,
The commissioner cf public print,
ing for Colorado. over his signature,
says the cost of printing the iniua.
tive and referendum is ,5.5is. on
this basis. II the thirty.two Oregon
bills averaged the same length. the
cost to Colorado would be sl7s.3Si.
There is no limit to the number
Of measures that might be su mltted
and the cost for advertising could
reach an enormous figure. Irrespon.
sisle agitators could bankrup, the
state, and the majority would be
pOwcrless TO stop them because only
eight per cent of the voters are nee.
essary TO Initiate measure and only
five per cent are required TO refer
a bin adopted by the Legislature.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-05
Initiative and Referendum.

The initiative and referendum viii
permit N" most outrageous aiNeriis
Ing graft ia the history OF politics
Most II the newspapers II the state
are silent on this subject some are
making feeble attempt to argue the
point ~ declaring this part Of the
Law can b. changed THIS argument
admits IN" truth of the charF" The
eunsplratnrE never would permit this
provision to be- changed without n
desperate battle \ few newspapers
are honest enough 10 denounco the
measure as stupcndous advertising
graf,
The bill provides that ''the text of
all measures TO be- submitted shall
be published ~ constitutional amend.
ments are published "
The state consultation says The
secretary af state shall cause tho said
amendment OF amendments 10 he pub
lIshed Ia full In not more than one
newspaper OF general circulation Ia
each county Tor four successive week,
previous TO the post general election
for members Of the general Assem-.
bly,"
The toe, Of ai,ertising four bills
like the bank guarantee. direct prim.
AIRY, public utilities and rcsisfratlou
measures would lc e?ki.t1s under
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-05

Jusfi't Moody. retire he won't
loaf lie doesn't know how He held
tn. long short aud middle dIsiance
records us worker when he was In
congress aud when be was secretary
OF the navy and attorney general and
later on when he Joined the supreme
bench II may seem out OF place to
relate funny story In writing Of
sick mHn. but then II cannot hurt his
case. which is the writer's excuse for
telling II.
In his constant Industry Mr. Moody
reminds one OF that young man whose
rrliii cs took him to Peoria. III. one
ul.hI aud led him TO the heights over
looking the city,
"Iim." they said. you might ms well
quiz drinking You cant drink all
they make each day, The task Is
hopeless
Him looked a; the myriad lights OF
Pcuri1's di~tIlleries and was prusive
fur time Then he frightened mp.
Not so blame hopeless at that"
said he courugcpusiy Haven't | got
en- working nights
The sudden illness that struck
Queen Elizabeth OF RoumAuia came as
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-05

Governor lard Young Sanders Of
Louisiana. VII" Ms r.s-nily elected TO
the tnlicj States --nni.. viii b- the
youngest m-tnl-'i. -Ni"piins senator
.ar- SHnh'r~ 4. 'nriy y.on- u. ha.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-05
Tennis Tournament

The Otero County Tennis Associa.
ton will hold It's first annual tour.
nament on the Ordway courts Novem.
Der 18th La Junta, Swink. Rocky
Ford, Oriway. Sugar City and pos
sibly Fowler will participate \ gen.
eral good time is anticipated and
some fast tennis will be played
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-05

taken q lcniin.
pari Ia stat" iHili
tbs aud has iasf
much In the lin.
light ~. IL u
IL wt-r. has i-~n
speaker of the
lower house, y
state ssnninr Hnd
lieutenant cavern
OF aud wa- "i'4l
81 governor Two
years age
While Ia thai ~
nc. Mr. SANDER,
signed ih. is- Il.
bill which pfoliib
it-l b-iiiiig on
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-05

The sudden Illness that struc,
gueen Elizabeth of Roumauin came a,
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-05

racr track. iuj "ih.r gambling Hnr.
ing prompt. ,"u-'.i ai ~. tii, parl
aud faif prmnd- tracks. hii e.fian
hor-r,nsn. whose management oi
races had rally caused the bIIi- i'a.
.ngr. k.,a a. ra"ipr ~ snhDflan isrl
In jefferson parish. acr'.- the Mi.-l..
sipl from New ori'nn- ,.o,efnW ran.
dcr~. h,w.,.t. threatened to rsii o',,
the militia. aud that ~'t'h-i 'bs ms,
ses ils wss s.-''Si to the s~msss 4"
ail ~sa' the mnssrlr',i term ~ the ~,
aamss. y. Mckinney. shkh wtli ~
ptrv N tooA
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-05

. great -hock To IN. world. her work
Tor her I-.oplc having made her uni.
y-r-ally known and beloved She wss
born In N-uai,d. Germany. on Dee.
- ls,3 aud Ia i~9 married rrinr-
Charles Of Houmania Al the outset
she won the hearts OF the Roumn
mans. entering with characteristic
energy Into III. iif- ~ the people.
siudy lug their customs and .pd.s vor.
ins TO understand their thoughts and
aspirations During ib. war Of 49,.
tn. princess worked day and night IN
tn. hospitals. setting AN example
which wns .mulai-d by Ronmn man
women In 1881 Roumnnia WIS de-
clar,d q Kingdom. and on the I'D ~
May OF the sam. year til. princess
~s- cruwn'-d queen
n was subsequently, that she be-
came known ~ writer ~ po-m-.
no,-l.it--. dramatic sketches aud
fairy stories aud adopted The pen ns rDe
Of Carmen sylvia" Her romantic nom
q. plum. signifies songs Of tho
wn,is I" MANY ~ her msl.s'y's liter
AIRY productions have b-rn translated
into EnrliSh. Sir Edwin Arnold having
rendered some Of her verses into our
language
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-05
What's IN. Matter win lsmsr'

What's the matter with Lamar ON
the heels Of losing IN. Denver and
Gulf road. W. note that a receiver
has been appointed for IN. tinted
States land office a, ,ha, place. -
swink Advocate.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-05
ALL OUT OF
SORTS
Has Any La Junta Person Never
Felt That Way1

Ins' 40 ont ~ sartsF
linl li'ur, Irritable Nsrvousy
BACK lHrI lame aud arhyg
lHlIH iHr story II sick kidnsyx-
h1i hlnwl circulating about.
nr H.d TsIisuuiug thr body
just WuH uHN tu frfl risht again.
,urr iHv sluggish k.durys
u f With Deans kidney pill.
h.1uH have Curvd many II Junta
p,up.r
llru.s one y1srH
q. e. hrTHI .uHlmasisr. A., +. A :
? u r. gII Ilruu Ave. a. Iuuta.
'u.H. sa1H % required but = Lrirf
uaH ~ buau's Kidney rilis which /
procured at 'Hr - Iuuih bmE go. iu
rgHf.nor mr ut tbrir m.ut. Symptoms
NEIIb showed % disorder ut the kiinsYs
yrnr gurkI, removed by this frm,,l,
] un ggfiaul, rryumm,nd Deans kid,
urE lIIia"
FHr -glr hy on DEALER. Price ~
yTHfs. l'usfrTMiibum 90. Ilunati
hra York sulr aEruts for the nitg,l
EEHffH
Remember ih' name poau'. aud
fakr uU Ulbrr
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-05
Some People
In the
Public Eye

III E " h ole
e o U u tr y
sy IN rathiz'.-
with william Il
Moody. who uiay
l,e forced to re
tire fro IN b e
nilej States su
prene court ON
account Of Illness.
as no III a u in
public office has
worked harder or
given Uncle Sa IN
more Of his time.
Even N he does
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-07-21
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs. w. H. Phillips of Menominee,
Wis, returned to her home Friday,
after two weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Mineral Point, Linden
and Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Stephenson left
last Thursday for their home in Chlca-
90, after visit at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Stephenson.
T. H. Shepard and w. H. Correll re-
turned on Wednesday of last week from
Billings county, North Dakota, where
thew own land. At Bowman they saw
Adam B. Dresden and report that he
and his family are well and prospering
Mrs. Sara Roth came back last week
from a two months visit in Chicago
and Detroit, Mich.
Miss Susie Salmon returned to Min
eral Point on Saturday last after visit
of eight months with her sister Mrs
Edward Drew at Rexford, Kans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Newman and
two sons are here from Fort Pierre. 5.
Oak, visiting Mrs. Newman's brothers
Myron aud Arthur Jacobs.
Matte J. Wicks and two daughters
from Bessemer, Mich, are visiting at
Linden, after attending the reunion OF
the Heathcock family on the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bennison of
Lenox, Iowa, are the guests of Rev. w.
J. G. Bond and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hesch and
daughters Irene and Pearl are visiting
at the home of their aunt Mrs. Thomas
Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel G. Heathcock
and son Kenneth of Lepdville. Col, are
in Linden visiting relatives and old
time friends.
Miss Edna Wenger spent Sunday
with her friend Miss Evelyn Golliner of
Graysville.
Thomas Harris, Jr. drove over to
Platteville, Sunday.
S. S. Heathcock came from Greeley,
Col, to be present at the family re-
union on the 4th of July at Linden.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Temby have re-
turned from their extended sojourn in
California. Many friends welcome
them home.
Mrs. Amelia Spratler and daughter
Miss Laura are at home after a visit