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La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
J. .. SHERMAN
Who VIII offieiate az County Com
missioner Of the First District Next
Year.

One OF the most important quaIifica-
tions for the office of county commits
s.oner Is business capacity and cleri-
cal ability. as II carries with II con-
siderable work Of a business nature.
Now 1t is rumored that there are
counties In Colorado where the county
clerk has TO put In from three TO
six days after every meeting Of the
toard OF county commissioners cor.
rectlng the clerical errors and mis-
takes OF the board of county COIN
ness matters is tn reforc qua.i flea
tion that should lie given due con
sideration by the voters of Otero
ebunty In considering the claims OF
the various candidates.
Mr.. j. h. Sherman, republican can
didate for county commissioner from
the first district. is one whose long
experience in business--and his par
ticular business has cen one Of In
finite dctail-maSes him particularly
well qualified for the office OF county
commissioner. He is the kind Of
Duslnc IS man who would attend 10
the business OF the county fairly and
impartially, as his interests are the
interests Ct every citizen OF the
county. lie is progressive. but pos
sesscs the necessary conservatism for
a public official In charge OF the busi-
ness OF the county He has always
been a republican, hu, first of all
he is a good citizen. and with him
being a good republican and good
citizen are synonomous terms
Mr. Sherman was born in Heaths-
vile. Northumberland county. Virgin
Ia. August Z, 1853. His father was
killed in the war OF the rebellion and
his mother died short time there
after. In 1870 Mr. Sherman came west
with an uncle to Olathe. Kan. and
was educated in the schools Of that
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22

for the past year has offlciat.d as
deputy assessor With his four years'
experience as county commissioner
and one year as deputy assessor he
L. probably as well posted In all OF
tn. affairs OF the county as any man
In H. lie Is a man of good judgment.
and from his long residence and fire.
qu.ni visits 10 every section OF tn.
county has an intimate knowledge Of
land Valuations and other informa.
,ion 80 necessary to the efficient and
satisfactory discharge Of the duties
OF the office OF assessor
Mr. Brown was born In Champaign
county, Illinois. In 1866. and for
iwentys,hre. years has been resi-.
dent of Fowler and vicinity. For
two terms he was mayor OF Fowler.
and I, was during his administration
that the town started upon It's pro
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
Birth Announcements.

The Tribune has put In . supply OF
the neatest little birth announcement
cards that can be found anywhere.
The large card and the small one
with the printing. nicely tied with
pretty little blue or pink ribbon and
having blue or pink borders. all en-.
closed an appropriate envelope. also
with small blue or pink margin
They are beauties. and just the thir
for baby announcements.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
What she" Say,

Levina c. Mattcson admits that
some people are willing 10 recognize
a duly licensed bu,tinsk and snoop,
authorized ly the people of tn.
United States TO poke their nose into
eserybody's business. but that few
care to countcnance those Who Try
to do II without license. In any
event she says: 1T is incony lent "a
always have to ke . your gye on
them In order to detect whether
they are merely memb, n OF a sneak
thief gang. or are just pl1tung to
take some advantage OF you Delta
independent.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22

Writer. at rAey. Journalist and stu
dent o! p.iiuoal af,ans, Mr stevens
is thoroughly equipped 10 represent
Colorado In the Halls Of congress
Born Ia Newark, Ohio. in 1898. he
was ra among the surroundings
that make strong men and women
Hus'ling Tor his education h. took up
the study OF law and was admitted
10 the bar in 1850 He came direct
to Denver and for the past thirty
years he has bceen a strons bo, sior
for a greater Gel raao.
From 1855 to 1855 b. was assist
ant United stat District attorney:
be served a. district attorney u the
second judicial district from lsSs to
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
A Hive ef Sweets.

Where the bee sips there sip T.
Is a verse from Shakespeare. and
does he not in this strike a note Ia
the symphony of universal oKperieno,
OF which he was 30 great a master IN
sounding Are Ne not. each fond OF
the things that the bee is partial to
fond OF the busy. banded bee him
self for the matter o that Bees
Ike and sip rich nectar and clear
honey drops from the flowers In
blossom time Ditto wc-as to iik,
Ing. but We see no use In waiting
for blossoms and the time OF honey
dews when ~c can ind rare sweets
already gathered and Awaiting us.
Those new candies a, Mrs. Fern.
sofs' The most fas,idlous bee
would find there such honey drops
and such nectar and marNhmallow
and nuttcd effects that he nigh,
buzx TO the alfalfa and the clover
blossoms and the purpling grap.s and
the russct pears, Go away. 20 away,
you have lost your taste" and pre-.
sen, his bill for seasons engage.
mcnt at F.rnscl's.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
ooinos ss the s~ink Factory.

With the sheds full OF beets the
big mill started off on her fifth cam.
paign last week Monday. The bee,
deliveries have BEEN good. and the
farmers are joyfully bringing In the
results OF their toll. which means dol
lars In the poke, book.
The sugar content Is far a owe last
year, many loads running from eigh
teen TO twenty.,hree per cent. thus
promising one OF the most successful
campaigns In the history OF the fac,
tory.-Swink Advocate.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
Railroad Business Booming At swim

Business is also booming at the
Swink railroad station. making more
help a necessity. Last week the Ad.
vocate recorded the fact that
cashier had been added to the office
force, and since that another opera
tor has been put on. making three
tricks as follows: E. J. Wyatt, first
trick. c. l.. Spalding. second. and s.
II. Bursha. third.-Swink Advocate.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22

city. In 1881 he came to Colorado.
locating In Pueblo. whore he ENGAGED
In the restaurant business Ia 1855
he moved TO La Junta, and for over
a quarter century has been a resident
OF this city
Way back in the pioneer days he
fitted up what Was known as tho
European Restaurant and booming
House. 1t being located on the now
vacant lots at the corner uf Santa Fe
avenue and West First street, and re.
manned there until the sherman blc ek,
now known AS the Masonic Temple.
Was completed Ia 1899. In 1881 he
erected the Union block ON Santa Re
avenue. which he nog owns Jointly
with ]. W. Winter He now owns
aud operates the sherman Hotel. con.
ceded by the travelling public to b.
the best equipped hotel OF it's size In
the Arkansas Valley
During his residence In La Junia
Mr.. sherman has served three terms
as member of the city council and
one term as member OF the school
board. He IL a man whose business
ability, long residence In Otcro ooun.
~ and familiarity With It's growth and
needs. make him eminently qualified
for the position OF county commiss lon
or. II yod want a man who is well
equipped to look after the financial
affairs OF otero county during the
next two years you will serve your
own interests by voting for ]. u.
sherman.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22

from III. White House. he was aecosi.
I'd by tn. chorus Of tn. scribc- and
gave them all tn. information b.
thought was safe. or at least all he
believed the president would stand for
One correspondent. however. was per
sisfent and followed Bev.ridge TO hi-
auiomobil.
Now. look here. old man. said tn.
senator. leaning over the door OF ia.
car aud putting his arm around tn,
correspondents shoulders. you must
know that there l. not newspaper
man In Washington who could ge, this
story out OF me any quicker than you
"" have always been mighty good
friends and I don't Ike Ia di-appolnt
you. but I cannot talk any NOR. with
out violating the presidents conn
denre, Because of our old friendship
however, IN give you this story ~.
clusiv"ly when II Is ready TO break
Come up 10 dinner some time. Mrs
B"Ncriigr will b" glad 20 see you
again"
senator" said the correspondent.
''p-rmit mc 20 say that you are the
real goods I'm Tor you, I just ar
rived In Washington this morning
this j. my nrSi assignment. aud this
l. the ilrs, time ! hnv. ever seen you
IN flesh You're a wonder
"siung nj last said the senator
Hop Into th. mnchin. and well stop
st the club for moment
Tn. Indictment 81 Lawrence Grrs-.t
president of tn. borough ~ Queens.
Greater New York. presents some ano-
malous f.siur~-, Gr--s.r VA. elected
on nm ind-t-nd.ni ticket In itGl. but
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
No Place Like the Arkansas Valley

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Lance. who
have been located at Roswell. Colo.
during the past year. returned TO La
Junta last week and will once more
engage in farming In the Holi rook
country. having leased the ranch OF
Mrs. WIN Jenkins In East Holbrook.
Mr.. Lance was engaged in farming
In the Holbrook country for several
years. but sole out last fall and trav.
eled extensively In the southwest and
the far west. but failed to find any
section OF the country that looked as
promising or had a brighter outlook
than the Arkansas Valley. The lure
OF the railroad folder and the call OF
the real estate agent to distant lands
lost Its enchantment on close inspec.
ton. Mr. Lance decided that the
land OF agricultural milk and honey
was right here at home. and taking
his cue from an Intelligent represen.
tative OF the feline species. he came
tack
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22

1892 and was couny attorney Of IA.
pahoe tnow Denver county during
1898 and Ssi
Mr., Stevens was four years chair,
man Of the Republican City Commit.
Tee OF Denver and secretary to the
Republican State Committee for two
years
For four years be was a director Of
the Denver Chamter OF Comm rec
and for a like number of years 90.
rector Of the Festival of Mountain
and Plain.
Mr Stevens drafted one of The
bills to give Woman Suffrage To Colo.
RADIO and has ever advocated the use
OF the ballot by women.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22

grgssi'c career which up 10 the pres
ent time has shown no sign Of afarc-
ment
Mr Brown. Il elected. which he
surely will be. hopes TO ghe Otcru
county an administration In the
office Of county assessor equal to
the best ii has ever had. and will
give his psrsor al attention and tn,
very test effort Of which he is cap
able to that end. A vote Tor him
Is vote for the best interests OF
ot'ro county In one OF its most i'm
portant offices.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
pisesrds for Sale

Piacards. printed on cardboard, In
large type. for sale at this offic. a,
five cents each. as follows:
Lodging.
For Sale.
For Rent
Boarding.
Take One.
No Loafin..
No Smoking.
Dressmaking.
No Trcsspasinr.
Furnished Rooms.
School Report Cards.
No Hunting Allowed.
Boarding House Laws.
Don't Spi, on the Floor.
Bin OF Sale for Live Stock
Cigarette Smoking Not Allowed.
Furnished Rooms for Light House.
keeping.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22

hsd tn. rupior' of
the Independence
league A. b. was
prneticnll, the only
sfheisi that VA. put
into once by tn.
t~arur without n
Republican or Dem
ocrn'lc Endorsement
his triumph Was
herul l,i-i a. n Hearst
victory, Yet the
Hearst pnpr-> hn,,
ls.cb among those
Tint d.mn n,i.,i hi.
ladlatunsnf Tho
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22

IN not even
have a look In
Here l. a story
of the senator
that l. supposed
TO be new. al
though II relates
to the q -
" b en- Colonel
Roosevelt " n :
president Bev
eridg. has al
ways been good
TO the CORE
spondenis. but
on. day his de-
sire to please
carried him too
far Emerging
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
Knock Out for Moving Picture Fie,

Moving picture fiends received,
knock out blow from Mayor Kre'
last Sunday. by his order theL
ture shows will not open agairI
Sunday nights which is n great
appointment to many OF our pI
who are possessed OF the artistic
perament-l.as Animas Dcmocra
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
Switching Apples ., Manssneis.

The mosemen, OF apples has In.
creased TO such an extent az 10 make
switch engine necessary In the
Mansanola yards. and Superintendent
Bristol. Of the Santa Fe. has ordered
that an engine be kept here TN the
and Of the season. .--Manranola Sun.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22


tickets, they are expected to get In
touch with working Jobs and make
good. Some OF them have even been
known to don oyeralls and others to
invent things. The latest scion Of the
family to be given D railroad job H.
William X Junior. who has been made
a sort OF general all around assistant
10 President Brown Of the New York
Central, This most resent of th"
"wllliamkays" Is thirtyIwo years old
has been known as driver OF fast
automobiles and has been almost
equally rapid In other sports.
Emperor William has been almost
everything except an editor and 1t i
now the gossip Of Berlin that he may
take on newspaper. So much for
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22

charge against Grrsser Is that h.
sudlt-d frnudui-n, voucher. mud nj
lowed his campaign manager 'o collect
them. RI. criminal cass against him
l. pnrf ~ n campaign throughout the
rii. I" insure something IN. honesty
In the expenditure of public funds.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22

the example II
Colonel Roosevelt.
The imperial ad
venture into the
realm OF the shears
and paste pot is
said to be made for
the purpose Of com
bating < socialism.
Perhaps the kaiser
viii not actually
60 to the office. roll
up his sleeves and
write able edlto-
riaTa ltff D.. ~
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22

least has persuaded a friend to finance
the adventure and viii be- the actual
Ing spirit behind H.
According 10 one authority the pa
per will represent old fashioned, pat.
riotic liberalism Of course not dem.
ocrncy. but not extreme reaction. II
will have the whole souled support OF
the emperor. who viii order that IL be
read throughout court circles.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22

~ HERE Is n ;ra-
i di'ion In the
Vanderbilt fam
!ly that each mai.
member must have
practical experience
as a railroad uEin
While the descend
ants of the original
Cornelius are not
supposed actually to
shovel coal. lead S.c-
ton gangs. turn
a.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22

Senator B"veridEr thinks he will car
ry Indiana by something Ike 10000 or
5Orrn. and Tom TuEeurl believes be
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
People Of Note.
What Some Famous Folk
Are Doing.

6>o-o-l~o>o-o.o-o.o.c-c-o.
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HAVE YOU NOTICED IT?
olsen's Window Shows Some Remark
able Price Cuts on Fine
Furniture.

One of the interesting show win
doWs this week is that of The Olsen
Furniture Co, whose south window is
filled with beautiful leather upholster-
ed furniture pieces, chairs, ETC., and
appropriate pieces to match, all OF
which are offered at discounts of 20
per cent from regular low prices.
The Olson store is steadily growing
in popularity and business, due to the
low prices and high quality of goods
offered, and the painstaking care with
which the orders Of patrons are fill
ed. With the approach of Christmas
the selection of appropriate gifts be-
comes a pressing question. A glance
at the Olsen windows will furnish a
strong argument why you should
make this store your trading place.
The values referred to above are
genuine bargains, offerings which we
do not believe are duplicated in any
store in the city. They are only a
sample, however, of what the entire
store offers in the way Of genuinely
good merchandise at genuinely low
prices,
Shop here; buy the gifts that you
want to feel sure will be acceptable
at this store of unequalled values: the
store that offers variety at economy
prices; where quality and low prices
go hand in hand. w. o. Olsen Furni-
ture Co., 109-111 Broadway, Fargo.
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PRODUCTION OF
PERFUME PLANTS
UNCLE SAM URGES THE POSI-
5ILITIEs or A NEW INDUSTRY
IN THE UNITED srATEs-FiELD
Is NOT DEVELOPED IN THIS
COUNTRY.

81 the countless numbers of plants
IN the vegetable Kingdom. many pos
sess peculiar aromatic odors Before
the art Of distillation was known. the
ancient peoples used odorlferous
plants IN their dried forms for their
agreeable odors. Gradually however,
the development of special utensils for
other domestic purposes may have re-
suited In the discovery of methods for
separation Of doors from plants and
plant products. The first mention in
ancient Greek writings Of the sep
aration of an odor from q crude s,lb-
stance is that OF the oil of cedar.
Which was separated by means Of tile
crudest form Of apparatus. With the
development of the necessary appar .
atns, extensive perfunery industries
nave arisen. In southwestern France
general perfumery industry of great
importance, based on the production
Of lavender, cassie, rose violet and
other perfumery plants has grown up.
The altar of roses from Bulgaria and
turkey, the rose geranium oils from
Algeria, Reunion, and other French
colonies, the lavender and other as
SAAS A1Slt 1a6tdUu. and the
citrus oils from Italy, as wei as the
lemon grass, citfonells, vetiver and
other volatile oil and perfume-pro-
ducing products from India, may be
mentioned as important industrial
products In the United States and
in Japan the production of peppermint
OIL and its products constitutes an i'm
portant industry.
AT the present time the number of
plants in the United States yielding
oils in commercial way is very
small but the number CAPABLE of
yielding oils OF probable value is COR
respondingly great AZ present tnn
plans are principally minis.
PEPPERMINT and spearmint. together
with small quantities OF wormwood
tansy and wormseed. The wild plants
include sassafras. wiEtergreen. sweet
birch, Canada fieabane, blue-pdyn
wild bergamot, horsemint. and penny.
royal
OH or turpentine has been distilled
commercially for more than a cen
tury and is produced on q. vert exs
Lensive scale. Unlike most volatile
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Big HALF Price
SALE At FRANCES
POPULAR READY To-W WEAR SHOP
Is HOLDING A RECORD BREAK
ING SALE OF FINE COATS AND
SUITS, SELLING AT HALF oRDI-
NARY PRICES.

Manager Simon of The Frances
Fargo's newest and most up o-date
Women's shop is holding a record
breaking half price sale Of stylish
seasonable ready toy wear garments
that are unusual.
The sale, announced last Friday
caught the popular fancy at once and
the store has been steadily thronged
with eager buyers who have come to
share in the remarkable benefits that
are offered to patrons of the store.
Cine great feature that has undoubt
eddy added to the sales is that as the
Frances began business only last
september there is not single old
or out of style garment in the lot Of
Tered Every lady should attend this
sale.
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oils, the oil of turpentine is not dis.
titled directly from the plant but re-
suits as one OF the products of the
distillation of the oieotesin obtained
from several varieties Of pine trees.
Information concerning plants yield.
Ing materials used in the manufacture
Of perfumery products, also concern
ing the processes and apparatus re-
ouired to utilize these oil-bearing
plants, is given in Bulletin No. 1876,
OF the Bureau Of Plant Industry, u.
s. Department of Agriculture, recent
iy issued.
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ROLLED.

Henry Nelson, Ethel Johnson, Os-
car Danielson, Barbara Langehang
enrolled at Aaker's Business College
and began work yesterday. The pres
ent enrolment is considerably ahead
of that of last year the same date.
School received another request for q
stenogl apher from a bank in the
western part of the state, this morn-
ing. A student was recommended.
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HEARD ON BROADWAY

Where did you get that suit? Lon
DOM"
Nope"
New York;"
Nope"
That's imported goods anyway; /
can tell by the feel of it; and the stvle
is up to the minute"
well. sir. / got this suit at TED
EVANSoN 409 ~ p. Ave-. and he's
got a few more left. If / were you I'd
look over his samples and get a good
one for the holidays"
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TRY BIJOU CANDY

And you'll never be disappointed
Nothing is better for gift than
neat box of rich, luscious Bijou ch0co-
lates or Jon bons. Purity is the
watchword here, no cheap ingredients,
no authorizations, good palatabla and
wholesome. Try Bijou candy next
time. BiJou Candy Mart, Fargo
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WITH INSURANCE CO.

Another Dakota Business College
pupil went to position with an in
surance company in the city yester-
day The best firms in Fargo-the
business men who have experimental
and know-employ ID. B. G. help al
most exclusively. Prospective pupils
may well take their advice-their ex-
perience.a
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came to Fargo and told that the oneon
an mat could save and then
around -As
read OF Dr. Gates win
llAed .tea 70 persuade
doctor and
ie sure mat respectable
~. u alu mace up my mind I
TO be we'll and IL could through vital
Wa my own business and interfere
When came to Dr. Gates he
% inc liver began though did not Ger
the nrst treatment
began 20 what w.
- LOOK 80 we Ny face which out began ~ r
my eyes prghtened appetite
Inat those who had given testimony regarding Gates were right
Vital Science Is a ~ "SAS So,
i0aay am a. Wen az ever in life going to work
NOT express hanhuness for what he has far
me ana ADVISE all sick hima
DR. Gates offices
a day ifee q cnase Make prior appointment phone
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What
Grandmother
Left

We looked over the
trlnkets and divided
them all up-we grand
children. There were
a few solid silve I
spoons-al wedding pre-
sent go years old, a
locket with a picture
of grandfather in his
counting days, a ring
her lovers first gift
to her, q gold pin en-
graved with the date
of the Christmas be-
fore mother was born.
N othing else seemed
to have remained from
that olden time save
these.
So often that hap
pens, and such facts
should not be over
looked in buying a
christmas Pr e S e Mt.
You want II OF h / ngI
transient.
A Silver Tea Set will last
a lifetime. The cost is
from $12 to $40.
A Good Opera Glass is al
ways new. We have ALI
kinds of trimmings
A Carving Set can scarcely
grow old. We have @1e
Ivory and Silver Handles
A Souvenir Spoon is a SOU
venir forever. We've MI |
kinds and sizes-$1 and 1
upwards.
A Gold Pen win last. We
have them from $1.35 to
$3.50.
A Gold Ring never wears
out. We've rings from
81 to 5000.
Silver Novelties are as
substantial as dollars
and they cost but little
here are hundreds of
such things, and we
AVE than, I'll
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Half Price sale, Suits and Coats at
The Frances; attend and save.
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fyou want your carpets clean
ed thoroughly have the North
Dakota Weaving Co. clean them.
We also make rugs from Ingram
carpets and this is the only place
to get your fancy rag rugs woven.
North Dakota Weaving Co., 1421
Fifth Ave. So. Phone 2155.
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ADVISE YOUR FRIENDS.

Your business men know by ex-
neutrality-suspicious. in hiring help
that the Dakota Business College Is
turning out superior trained help. This
proves that it has better course ~
study and more practical methods. Il
Is your duty to your friends to advise
them to attend the ID. b. G.
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HAY MARKET NOTICE

carry big stock of best hay, also
feed in car lots which sell at low
est market prices. VIM. ellis, Id
Eighth street south, phone 75O.
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Chop suey at RathsksIler, Moorhsad.
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storass.

For goods Of all kinds; finest storage
in the city for household goods. More
Bros. 417-419 Front street. Phone 571.