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9 cARaBTR1KE THREATENS.

i GHICAG0 August l8.-The ,riong.
standing negotiations between the
employees ana tEhe management fof, fthe
local car ZINES have been broken. off,
it3lwasE announced late tonight; The
men ehaye filed q formal application,
asking that the mayor be called upon
toe act III their dispute with the com.
panies. The management has declin-
ed to answer az once, - demanding
more time to consider the qatter,,aS
ASKS FUNDS THRouGts BANKS.
& NEWiIYO August 1Ss@+InI order
to- be better able to- keep track of all
campaign contributions toilall Of the
Three leading parties now In theufield,
the Democratic ffsftionalu eommittee
tonight sissuedoa request that all sums
forwarded foiV campaign purRosesrbe
sent thtolf&ht bh1fks. gg..Ene'
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DARRows' SECOND TRIAL,

Los ANGELES, August 1S.-Clar.
ence s. barrow, although overwhelm.
ed by letters, and messages of con.
graduation over the verdict of the
jury, acquitting him of the charge of
having brfbed one OF the jurymen in
the famous trial of ]. B. Mcnamara,
must face. another charge tomorrow
unless District Attorney Fredericks
decides, 1t is wise to drop the indict-
'ment. ! Darrow, it will be remember
ed, was indicted on two counts : His
arraignment on the second will take
place Monday morning before Judge
Hutton. - ..-,'. 49, .. :,
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ROOSEVELT OPENS HIS
CAMPAIGN WITH BITTER
ATTACK UPON vii son

BOSTON. August 1S-Theodore
Roosevelt opened his campaign in this
State last night with a scathing at
tack upon both Woodrow Wilson and
President Taft. He declared that the
President is a dead ISSUE" and crit
icizes Woodrow Wilson's former pol
icy in public questions severely.
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MEXICAN WOMAN RoRs >:...s ~
! /. y t''. r. rs. 80. - cHlEF OF POLICE

/ JUAREZ. Mexico. August Is. Sc
nora Alana, wife Of Colonel aAlana,
commAhdiIig q detachment of rebels
stationed In the hills near this city, to.
day rode into town accompanied by
ten rebels, held up the chief of pc.
lice and requisitioned from him a
quantity OF provisions. They backed
the officer into q corner of his house,
and while the woman stood guard
over him. the men went through the
place, loading what they found; upon
their horses. When the. foray was
complete the sonora backed ont of
the house, mounted her horse and
galloped after her cempanions. They
made their escape. =. =.
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GRAND NEPHEW or 4.
MRS. LELAND STANFORD
. q =, JUMPS FROM WINDOW

BOSTON, Massachusetts, August
JS.-Faniel Shields Cunning, grand
nephew Of Mrs. Leland Stanford, was
crushed to death on the pavement be
low His apartment here last night,
when he leaped frotE the fourth story
window ofhhis rooms IN fit of tenn
porary mental ALTERATION. following
protracted attack OF Illness.
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SIX HUNDRED DIE IN
H. = HEOuR.DAY aAfTi 8

,MANAGUA, Nicaragua, August 10.
Six hundred are reported to have
been slain in four-day battle be-
tween the federal and rebel forces
near here, which ended last night
The reports of the result of the con-
ilict are indefinite, but it is believed
the rebels were defeated. j
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FEATHER SONS vlcTlM

SANTA ROSA, August 1S.-Tne
coroner last night caused the arrest
oftClark, "a fifteen-year-old boy, charg-
ed with having murdered: his father
and mother by administering arsenic
ifftheir coffee The boy confessed:
The snnotheris died Friday; night and
The father; agedrsixty years, passed
away last night, AFTER fighting for HE
for huurss s i: Il. - ~ ,ssFsts !
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WOMEN WILL HELP TO
- MAKE POLITICS CLEAN, :.
..|" SAWS WOODROW vii son

SEAGIRT, NV Jersey, August 49,
In an address made here yesterday
afternoon, Governor Wilson declared
that he is heartily in favor, of the wo-
han in HouticsSr SHE via help to
make politics as clean as it might be
# all the men were. as decent as the
majority 81 the women III
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ttouAkE in ARIZONA.

WILLIAMS, Arizona, August 49,
A severe earthquake shook this town
today, soaring the inhabitants, rat
Ting the windows and smashing the
crockery In the houses. No one was
injured and the damage so far as can
be learned was slight.
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report 10 current here tonight, and
comes from good authority, that
when Attorney Clarence s. .Darrow
appears before Judge. Hutton tomor-
row morning for arraignment on the
second charge of having bribed pros
pective Juror In the Mcnamara trial,
the District Attorney would announce
the intention Of the State of quash-
ing the indictment. Mr.. barrow said
tonight that he had not heard any
thing regarding the rumor, and did
not credit it..
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q y 4 - = Ns45ssaS z - Ss-tl fa'
!.
!. :: !: /. /. {; Wireless r. y: +, !:
To Tie AdVertiser

Developments in an; international
jewel robbery are expected when one
of the Royal Mail liners arrives in
Lisbon next Wednesday. One of the
men concerned in the theft of $780,
600 worth of Jewels from Fenolde
Mier, former minister from Mexico to
France, is believed to be on board.
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Madame Sembrich is suffering much
pain from a severe fracture of her left
wrist. In returning to a tralley car.
from which she had just alighted, to
lift out her favorite hound, she fell
and broke her wrist bone.
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HoNOLULU lI0DGE No. so.

Z. 0s O. II.
win meet IN Odd Fellows' building,
Fort street. near King. every Friday
evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Visiting brothers cordially invited
60 attend.
AMBROSE ]. WRIT. Dictator.
JAMES W. LLOYD. Secretary.
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SAN FRANCISCO,

SAN FRANCISCO, August IL.
Mrs. ]. E. Fendrich of this city and
small boy, son of friend, were in
stantly killed when the automobile in
which they were driving, plunged
over the SIDE of a ravine near here
this afternoon. The bodies of both
victims of the accident were hor-
ribly crushed.
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! DR.. C. Annette Buckle, known fan
Early during the War of the Rebelli
Z as Little Major" and one of I
4 ccuntry's foremost woman physician
is, dead here, age 70 years. ~. -. y
! Walter Clifford Smith OF HonoiIf
who is touring the United States
the interests of publicity for the
waiian Islands, will deliver a lecty,
Illustrated with colored slides and p
ton pictures, in San Francisco g
Friday evening. ft
L. N. Dunn of Kings Mills, Obi u
| in a critical condition as resi- 81
an attack of swarm of bees YleF-
day, Dunn attempted 70 start a Ptor
which had baked, and found arm
of bees had clogged it. Before ofk.
. men could rescue him from tn bees
he was unconscious from thefoison
! injected into his viens. Phtcians
say he cannot recover.
President Taft, yesterday sled the
1 radio-co communicable q bill arriving
agreement adopted at the Ben Wire
: s''SS,' = Una lIfe# ..op
san az fr en- eds Is d; aea,hk tIe over
the proposed ab6lishnent the mint
/ oso that j, city. ~ Re pEesentfes KAN
Of California told, henress atiye Fitz-
gerald, chairman Of the preparation
| eommittee., not to Weld tthe foes of
the mint - - !. :. & -. = -
- s'*S .. A..zj4 IL Is 5'i5
1870 - ~. ~. - SSft i6fer id ne.
..oga ,..S3.s -. Iankhe Hby,s
~, Mn !. ~ RI piJ iI1saJS range, iIi the
na.s 49, st4tA ~ Hs|Fis al. /
{ NY p>st ~ y 81: as A,GS spt I,.Ha
tx The. proiect OF Cod Leopold Won
. is.a. - ~ ~ 1taSi d4 certraIiaa.l
49, 80, -. III s. = ga provinces of
E,,rI,e.r 4 ir15i1 7ss1yed IN Official
n,roio. " I
- i
90 Ne ~ eau of ordnance
- a. San. $1,000 Isuceeed Brig Gen
Al Mills AZ prdent of the Army
W. Calico i, II city.
f.
80 81, o,Ierving in the Aus
80. go ell Byman of Chicago.
...S I'll Iong sentence yes
80, Do las arraigned before
49,, ISt Sshath on a charge
W u nats Inv Bostanty on the
baoJ witb 1 49,.
49,. 1T octnrred todaHnat
se1e hetween French |
"oule' Do ,reo and Moorish fol.
.oops o u,hratender at Siehtala I'm
'h;oh tSa &ch lost eight killed and /
go woun
M, In ponkefeller estate at /
Inc ~ I;i,s wae guarded last |
oCaip n,bar of denuty sheriffs
Ls9 faar of Violence on the
pecaus haraod omnloves
pe'' VI
AfM { China TODAY was
On Ine who 10 taxing with
rellle arn oomn.nv NJ thirty per.
rim
sons'
-,,oa on ot+omnt nv the
hous In racontlv renassed in the /
'eIo III, 80 cIoino NJ those who !
sendo na 49, 80 r,atoriaI In bui1d.
!urIo %o~hatt trnnoI ~ the Sho-
lng ;uu,eotion nroiact Yvoming
shq hlieo'i"
~. podaare tho nior.
Ir.itod c+otes corns NJ navy
go detached from the
u i,, aaouna command of the
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It is understood tonight that Presi-
dent taft has decided to sign the Pan
anna Canal Bill, though there are some
features of it he does not approve.
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THOMAS WINS.

LUIS ANGELES, August 18.-AfteT
fighting twenty bloody rounds, Thorn
as yesterday beat down Conley in the
last round Of the desperate milling.
RUSSIAN NAVY NOW IN MUTINY
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia. August
1S.-Reports to the war office re-
'ceiVed here late last night, stating
that the sailors of the fleet have
mutinied, and are threatening the
great naval arsenal of Cronstadt with
destruction has thrown the govern
ment officials into a state of panic,
that is fast spreading to the populace.
For a time efforts were made by the
bureaus to hold the matter secret,
but private dispatches conveyed the
news before the censorship could
check 1t.
AS yet the demands of the sailors
and marines, who are said to be led
by some officers high in the Cars
service by some of the reports and
ty common sailor, by other rumors,
are not reported here. It is asserted,
~ A..
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AS result of the inquiry into the
alleged failure Of Commissioner
Rhinelander Waldo to suppress graft
In the police department of New York
1t Is stated that Mayor Gaynor will
Gust Waldo tomorrow and put Fire
Commissioner Joseph Johnson in his
place.
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FoR sALf
szReAaNsi sAsaAlssl

We deal in listed and unlisted secu-
rifles ofeali kinds Hidilgo. La zaca-
ulpa rubber; Purissima Hills ON stock:
Mascot Copper. ~. g.
w. e. LOGAN q co, ....-s. &.
Room " Bacon Block Oakland, Cal.
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and broke her wrist bone.
Mrs. Ida Reichert. age 60. of San
Francisco, wife of the vice-president
OF the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Company, was killed shortly before
midnight when the bus in which she
end three others were riding was
struck by an electric car.
John Moriaritv for twenty years
manager of the Orpheum Theater in
San Francisco, has resigned his posi-
ton and will devote himself to the
management of his own theater. plans
for which are now being drawn.
Defving the efforts of Secretary OF
the NAVY Never to defeat the asser'
ton of Cupid. Miss Louise Arnold Is
now on her wav to San FRANCISCO ~
become the bride Of Ensign Ward W.
W. Waddell. U. s. N, who wooed and
won her when he was a cadet at An
napolis. learning how to be an ott1cer
in the Navy.
Negotiations are proceeding be-
tween theatrical managers in the Fast
to sign Richards. the Australian thea
trical man. to complete round the
world vaudeville circuit" which will
play Honolulu. Yokohama, Shanghai
and Manila. the Australian tour, and
return by the wav of Singapore ane
European steamship routes.
John Jacob Aston w. is reDorted Iii
ke the most expensive baby cyl b
brought into the world. Coz sin in i e
medical world is that DR.. Edwin i C.
ford Kragin. who was responsiblef
the safe advent Of the baby. is req
ins one thousand dollars a da1r d.
each day he is in attendance on 3. q
Madeline Force Astor and her Yg NJ
son. I'll
Miss Alpine B'irtcn, weigh 66O U
mounds, was married at Brook to q
dav to Louis Harkin. weigH125 re
hounds. The blushing bride 36
yards of pale blue silk for d. and
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FOR SALE

sS0 Lot 55xs..s on Bsretanla St, nr,
III sPunchbowi, = -. 3 s. !.
$3.50 f2sacres on old Palolo Rd with
2-bedroom. house, Many fruit
S trees.
$500 -losacfe farm, Katihi. liz miles
from King st.
$500 IS Bedroom house, lot 100xl00.
i mr. King st. Kalihi
t2250-Lot l77xs7. with house. on LIZ
holihO ST., near Makiki Fire
Station &
SssI.ots on Fort St. ahoss bridge at lsc.
!! 70 zoe per 50. e..
2. E. r. STRAUCH.
Malsy Building y q King strsst
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Duke Kahanamoku, the famous Ha.
Waiian swimmer. who won fame and
Purels for himself and his team at
the great Olympic games swimming
contests in Stockholm. Is being feted
and dined by the fashionable world
at Atlantic City.
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The greater part of the circle which
Colonel Roosevelt will swing around
campaigning during September is de
scribed by an itinerary made public
today. The program thus far arrang
ed takes the Colonel into New Eng
land on Labor Day; then a Jump to
st. Louis, day in st. Paul, Minneso
ia, then into North Dakota, Montana
Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah. Ne
vada, California, Arizona, New Mexico
and Colorado in succession and in
cludes Sacramento and Oakland Sep.
tender IA. San Francisco September
Is, and Santa Barbara and Los An,
geles September is.
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the groom. with a wedding ring the
size OF a napkin ring. The wedding
was the result Of a six-year courtship.
Her husband is a printer.
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Miss Alpine Biirtcn. weish66
mounds, was married at Brook t
dav to Louis Harkin. weigb12
hounds. The blushing bride ;
yaris of pale blne silk for q On an
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An appalling story of suffering and
damage caused bv the recent Garth
q, axe in the region about the Sea OF
Marmora is told by the members OF
the expedition that started August "a
to the stricken district on board the
United States gunboat Scorpion.
guard boat at Constantinople. which
returned to that city today.
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! President Taft has told callers he In
tended to fight congress for the re.
tention Of the commerce court, IL 1t
kept him in Washington all summer.
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MILK and CREAM

Phone 1916
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-17
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-About 100 feet OF good
adjustable store shelving full heighth
with base. also four counters all In
Lamar Inquire OF ", X. Hardy.
Rocky Ford. Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-17
Aarnsss Events al State Fair.

There are just uinety-six entries Ia
the harness events for tn. racing pro
gram for State Fair week, Septem-
Der 18th to 2lst This Is nearly dou-
yious year and Is the biggest list Of
standard breds ever entered for a
racing program In this state. 4, is
by far the greatest list Of fast
st.pers ever brought TO Pueblo and
lovers OF good ra ing will see better
events at the State Fair than viii
be seen together anywhere In the
west this year.
While Il is certain that all the
big lis, OF entries insures lsr-e
number of starters In each event. and
there will b. some remarkable sped
contests on III. old State Fair tack
this fall and records viii BE- smash
I'D right and left.
Among the entries from this oouu-
~ are. ". X. Dye of Rocky Ford:
q. ". Ecton. La Junta, p. p. keck.
Rocky Ford. A. q. Osborn. Rocky
Ford. J. e. GAuger. Rocky Ford
Besides the large number OF entries
In III. harness races III. State Fair
management has assurance that more
than thirty stables OF runners all be
auarter.d at the Stat. Fair sta
bl.s this fall. and tn. thoroughbreds
will be represented by some Of the
fastest and best known racers In the
west. The running races this year
will be the best ever held Ia this
state and there Will be- more entries
and a longer list Of high class run
n..rs than ever seen before AZ the
State Fair.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-17
Ben e..rs. ... su.pr,.. q, LIE.

Secretary OF State, James 3.
Pearce had the surprise OF his life
las, Tuesday morning when the
county clerk al Red Cliff. Colorado.
called him on the phone and. after
r aiding that section In the primary
Law which provides that the county
clerk shall group the candidates ac-
cording to political belief. the clerk
asked Mr.. Pearce II that meant
that he should get the candidates In
bis office and divide them into Re-
publican. Democratic, Progressive. So
ctaiisi. Prohibition and Independent
groups. and what he would do with
them after he got th IN grouped.
Pearee explained to the man that
the Intention OF the law Was to group
their names in political groups on
the primary ballot This was no,
satisfactory TO the county clerk. who
Insisted that II II meant TO group
their names II would have said
group their names" but that the
law said group the candidates"
Pcarce looked up the Law and found
that the clerk Is correct Il does
instruct the county clerk to group
the candidates.
Fer the love OF Mike said
Pearce. as he read the Law, and as ne
looked at the list OF candidates I'll
ed for the city and county OF Denver.
The county clerk will hav. to rent
the city park. II he groups them all
the same day. and as the Red Ciif
man said what the devil will he
do with them when he groups them
1t SO happened that that is one
OF the peculiar sentences In the law
II means to direct the county clerk
TO prepare a primary ballot In which
the names of the candidates of the
same political party are grouped to-
gether. but 1t expressly directs the
county clerk to group the candidates.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-17
Tsrss Are Due.

Taxes are due" is the announce
ment being made to the various CON
Germs In Colorado that are under
the State Board OF Equalization.
among which are the railroads. The
Denver Rio Grande railroad Is the
heaviest tax payer In the state or
In any western state. for that mat.
ter. This railroad pays to the state
treasurer more than half million dol
lars a year. or to be exact. sl5O5 a
day or a total of Sss5. .ss5 each year.
This is NOR. than any railroad or
manufacturing concern or any coror-
alton pays In any state in the west.
The Rio Crande has great many
miles cf track in Colorado. and for
this reason ~ \ heavy taxpayer. In
so0e counties In this state the taxes
received from the Rio Grande road
Is more than forty per cent. OF the
entire tax OF the county. THIS 10 tr, Q
In Chaffee county. and In Archule,x
and several other counties where tax
able property other than that owned
by the railroad Is not plentiful.
The taxable value Of all the prop
erty In the state In 1910 was Sai&..
ss5.7'o On this amount the tax levy
OF the stat. is made and the total
sum raised is the fund Colorado has
TO spend for current expenses. The
tax levy In nearly every section Of
this state has been increasing every
year for many years. This year the
Rio Grande railroad will pay more
than $4,000 more In taxes than II
paid ten years ago on the aame prop
erty. the annual levy having been In.
creased In the meantime
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-17
This 10 the Novr. and Here 10 ne
Man.

Il am measuring my words" said
Roosevelt, In his speech OF accept.
ance. Il have seen and known much
OF life. And I hold Il BY fat, the
greatest opportunity that has eves
com. to me to b. called by you tos
th. time being 10 the lesAersAio q
this great movement for the iatsrest
Of the American people"
And frtends. With all my heaft
and soul. With every particle a high
purpose that there 10 In me. | pssAgs
you my word to do ev.rything
can. to put every particle Of cour'
age. Of common sense and Of strsaStl
that I have. ai your disposal. ss1
TO live up to the obligations yos
have put upon me. and to en1eavos
to carry out In the int.r.'ss a osss
whole people the policies to wAich
you have today soi-mnly dedicated
yourselves to the millions Of men ant
women for whom you speak
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-17
SIXTY hsae Of Ae,ss Stolen.

Tom Cony.rs has had a bunch u
horses of about sixty head stolen
from the rang. near Bent Canyon on
the Purgatolr. river They were last
seen about April !. 1919. but Mr..
Conyers did not worry much about
them until two weeks ,go. prcsutp.
Ing ,ha, they wcr. IA some .hclt~rrd
nook In the canyons along the Pur.
Kaioirc. During the pas, two weeks
h. has been making systematic
search for the missing animals. but
has not been able To locate hide
nor hair Of a single one lie II nov
convinced that they hay. becs run
out Of the country by horse thieves.
and this week Sheriff Potter was put
on the job cf locating them.
Postal cards have been sent out
In which Mr. Conyers offers q reward
of 800 for ANY information 1eaAiae
10 the recovery Of the animeh and
the arrest and conviction & tAe
shief Some a the. anlmsis Wofe
minded w" On the isss I'D ~
soae &C" % the LETT aD1ss
saA tAieA. "
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-17

FOR SALE-5Oo acres OF cnlti,ai-
cd land. partly In alfalfa. In 80
acres lots. or more. at So and up
wards. according to location: easy
terms 8 r. Mcnd.lson.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-17

1912. and We don't believe Tiers Il a
town In the Arkansas Valley that can
beat this record.
Mrs. Fred p. Austin arrived from
Leadyille, Colo. the first OF the
week TO join her husband. our new
Superintendent Of schools.
Mrs C. K. Yates. accompanied b.
her daughter. Irel. returned home
yesterday morning from month :
visit with Mrs l.. V. Hyatt. OF Pals
City, Neb Mrs Hyatt IL u dauxh,.
er Of Mrs. Yates. and former resi.
dent OF La Junta.
Deeds for the transfer OF Myers'
Brothers 2 900 re cattle ranch on
on the outskirts OF Higbee to Thomas
Tate are now being made out and
the deal Will be completed within
the course OF few days, The trans.
fer involves money considerable
o, about $50 900
J. T.. Rice. formerly OF the VII
liams. .Smith.Rice Dry Goods Compa ny
has leased the store room In Wool
ruff block. south OF the court housf
adjoining \. VI Potter on the west
and Is having tn. necessary furnish
ings installed preparatory to open-
ing dry goods store there abou'
September LIST.
Mrs Fred Jarvis and children left
last "Wednesday for Paonia. Colo
over on the WeSt.rn SLOPE. wherr
they expect 10 make their home and
abide permanently in the future. Mr.
Jarvis left yesterday to join them,
and In the course OF few years eS-
poets to be on. Of the leading fruit
growers OF that section.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-17

FOR SALE-iSo acres OF pastur.
land. five miles north OF la Junta.
eightroom house. barn With stalls
for six horses and six cows: cement
chicken house. good artrsisn we'll viii
plenty cf water: will br sold =, =
bargain Tor 81 per acre; also ten
acres In orchard In North La Junta;
FIN. we'll on place: pric. $4,000. For
further Information address Mrs. Ly.
dia 4. Mast. box e5i. La Junta. Colo.