La Junta tribune., 1911-08-19
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ABOUT
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why did you break your ensase
men, with tnat school teacher
III / failed TO show up at ner nouse
every evening, she expected NE to
brin. written eacus. si.ned by my
mother"
Suppose. when fellow meets a
hzrem skirt on the street, he should
turn and look back-~ ould that be
considered one Of the breeches "i eu-
au.,te!" anxious.y inquiries the Man
Aato Advocate.
Thor. are only about forty ea-soi
diers OF tne ciyil war ia and near l."
lt,u,a ana oi this number sh nave
died in the past .ear-B. r. hashins'
"a smith. J. IL Wells. VI homas
burns, h. H. fassow ahd t. T.
Stephenson. In tea or fifteen years
at the nIrthermost ". may expect 10
hear the bells toll over the last oi
the Mohicans
The Colorado cantaloupe. In the
days OF its golden prime, MAS 'he
melon which inspired the little oih
lady to reply to the question As '"
how she liked to eat tnem-whethef
sh. used sugar or salt and pepper
81 think. my dear. Ike 10 eat them
one after the other" II this season
The Rocky Ford comes along Ia ITS
usually fine flavor We viii surely
want TO eat them one after the
other.-Field and arm.
Down ma New Mexico the melon
growers are making hay while th"
sun shines. or rather b, fore the Ar'
kansas Valley crop is on the market
AT most of the shipping stations IN
New Mexico you viii find the melons
enclosed in wrappers bearing th'
trad. mark If some Arkansas Valley
Association. and the worst OF 1t Is
IN. scheme works. as the buyers
back east are none tie wis r.
The fall term OF the County Com
m.rciai nhgh school viii b'sin Sep
t.mb.r 9Th. Al students should be
present III. first day for enrolment
Glasses In shorthand viii be organ
lied. Shorthand pupils should be
present tn. first day as new short
hand CLASSES will no, b. organized
every week Courses covering perl
.ds of one. two aud thre. years. have
been out in.d Those Interested
should call upon the principal for out
lin. N, ,our..s and other information.
woman. suffering from III. Tor
lures of n loyei.ss and AN unhappy
marriage, keen for tn. comforts o' d.
yorc-. which she right r.ligiousiy be
n.v.s ar. made In heaven. would
with her. eyes fixed iongingy on
Reno. regard the following as about
IN. finest poem ever written"
Nevada. It's of thee.
Sweet state OF liberty,
OF thee | sing.
Stat. where our fathers flee.
States that sets mothers free.
Marriage. because Of thee,
Has los, its sting.
priyat. adyicss received In this
city are TO the effect that la jun,a
father and son. Who ar. at present
travelling In Europe. we're recent,
standing on IN. brink OF the crat'
.r Of Mount v.suyious. Ave struck,
.n,ranced. they razed With wonder
and horror upon tn. scene. III" son
breaking tn. tens. stiffness With the
remark.
"ra,hcr. don't that beat hell
Yes" was tn. brief reply. and
that was all, ~hcrcupon an English
lady. who vas also rubberinK. brok'
In with tn. observation 10 her com
panion.
Isn't It wonderful how widely tray
~i.d some Of th... Americans are''
Seiah'
I no,is. that when ! daub ON ~,
war paint and go out looking fo'
troubl. I always nnd H. ] general
~ &c, II In wagon loads. Only OF
rnr. occasions can ! haul II home.
hay. never yet Ko, back nom these
in,i. excursions In a. good condi
ton as when set out In III" dewey
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