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The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23
REXALL LEASE
CHANGES HANDS

George +. Johnson. formerly .
partner with Jerry pauson in the
Niggerhead workings, has purchased
the interest of Jack Cooper in the
lease on the ReXall property. pay
ing therefore $1,000 The lease is
on 20 per cent basis and has five
years to run from the first of Jan
uary, 1912.
The purchase includes a third IL
terest in the two-stamp mill JUS
placed on the property as well as the
same interest III the entire plant.
The work of CRUSHING the ore al
ready on the dump together with
What will be placed there in the
meantime will be proceeded with
just as soon as sufficient water 10
operate the mill can be obtained
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23
INDICTMENT RETURNED
NOTIFIED TO APPEAR

indictment was returned during the
week against Nels Rasmussen, of
Rampant, on the charge of selling
liquor to half-breed Indians The de-
PENDANT being out on bail. he was
notified by telegraph that he must
appear in Fairbanks within rea-
sonable time for arraignment or his
bonds would be forfeited
The same action was taken in the
case of Charles B. Allen, an attor-
ney of the same place. The charge
against Allen is embezZlemant by
tailee in the sum of 5000.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23
C0MMANDERY MAS0NS
OBSERVE CHRISTMAS

All COmmandery Masons have re
ceiyed notice to attend Christmas
observance to be held at Masonic
Temple, Wednesday morning at 7:2o
prompt. This observance will take
place in every part of the world sim
ultaneously, and corresponds with
II O'Clock noon in New York This
will be the second occasion in Alas
ka when the ancient order will be
obeyed, and it is expected the full
strength Of the order will be pres,
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23
COMMISSIONS MAP READY

The new map prepared by the
Alaska road commission is now at
the office of the marshal This map
is complete as regards the new
roads recently built by the commits.
sion and shows all the roads and
camps which were on the old map
of 1909 together with the new roads
built this year. Among the trails
marked on the map may be seen the
new Fairbanks-Beaver-k trail
and many new camps on the lowec
Yukon
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23
SU1ER TROPHY IS At STAKE

With the conclusion of the curl
ing games for the Cassers trophy.
much interest was taken in the for
nation OF another series for tro-
ply offered by Suter. the jeweler,
the starting of the games of which
have alredy commenced. Following
are the Kinks entered in the contest
and as all are well matched close
scores may be looked for
Johnson, skip; Whitley, Hutchin-
son, Koon.
Kennedy, skip; Taylor, Utberg, !.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23
MRS. ELLA CARD and
BILLY CLARK MARRIED

Word has been received in Fair
banks OF the marriage of Mrs Ella
Card and Billy Clark, of the Fiu
OF Merseru & Clark, having occur
red at Tacoma. Wash. sometime
over a month ago.
Both parties are we'll and faYora-
bly, known in the Tanana metropo-
lis and have the best wishes 0.
their many friends
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23
J. N. ELMER SUES The
ALASKA EXPLORATION

Suit was commenced in the dis
trict court Thursday by J. NJ Elmer,
against the Alaska Exploration COM
pany claiming balance due of
53,9S2.9 81, on a $4,000 contract.
Mr.. Elmer is a dredge expert, ami
some time during the summer con-
tracted with the A. f. company to
move their dredge from 10 above
TO s above on Fairbanks creek. The
work was done within the contract
time. and now Mr. Elmer is suing
for the balance due on the contract
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23
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homas y. Rockwell of Cleary.
made business trip here the fore
part of the week.
w. W. Archibald. the Cleary creek
freishtor, left Monday NTH a load of
goods for the miners in that district.
Mrs. Charles Spalding. wife of the
millman at the Newsboy property
IS visiting town this week.
Floyd Watson. of Tanana. arrived
n Fairbanks in the early part of the
week and was a passenger on Wed.
nesdaFs stage to the Outside
IL u. Fountain, the genial proprie.
Tor Of the Third avenue hotel. has
been under the weather for the pas
week. bat is now much improved
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23
EDISON'S DAUGHTER
TO WE'D ASSISTANT

NEW YORK, Dec. Il. - The an
nouncement has been made of the
engagement of Madeline Edison to
John Sloane. Miss Edison, who
is the daughter of Thomas :. Ed
son, first met Mr.. Sloane in her
fathers workshop where her fiance
is employed, and where he has
risen to be Mr.. Edisons chief as
sistant.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23
Of INTEREST
IL ALASKANS
NOT QUALIFIED 70 MARRY.

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N5.4a Hn-.aq ri ll. grounds ma.
al The ta.. -a. DIS E#4tl....f r.
Uog4au h. .a. #of maiff.a1 70 tai.
4 wife ~i.. el-5.as .hat .r. H..
learned sin. n.r r.,rrts.,s thaf on,
rhr Iay sh. and l-n..,n [,..o r-,rt.,'t
his ae.r-.. .r .tisas.a fr,r, his rfrzt
wife WAS .-.-.... fl, ,,slffnrnia and
man ur41r ,.. f4., n. "a. fn.I.t,,.i..,,.
from tatfa. ss.afis.,, wife ,a,. 81 ri.
.ng, p. .sr,s fin. .,.r+r,,r,..n+ If RI.
,a,,rr.te.- ,.y.. arrs ,1a'.au as
asks rHa- her maiden dame. Jufi.,
Warner. a. restored T., her She So
ira n.r ..arf,f.1. ,.a. -n.. asl }r-...aafi
Mere. .....-It,..g b. 5,.ir..a.,r..- an ler,f,
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u 6. WANTS 500 COO DAMAGES
SI-A4..r. n.. Ia Tf,a sum ,,f
$1nau4a is The ara,o.r .sl,a3 ny m.
n,.rar.,a,.r In g. .H., birh has be41.
,r.,f.,taz ,.-.,t..-f ,.a l,tu Grsrc,,
,o,5raa. .la p,.iri, rnqsr Col
,orul,4ar ara rta Eorrh,-asr,,n Com.
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H.: .fF.E l,.ra .,,arGcl .orrrarte
,,,. sfr,,t.r,-. so-l IN he es,tav,oanf
tor. ~ Na.l.. = run,f.e,, of vaar.
400
-iI.. -..+. ,..:.G &. .;7.f !. ,l,, fal-
oval .,,.,, ars',,s r1,i Tho cnn,.
,,anies orar, haraa6 tha ooyarrma,It
The amof,nt mentioned in The COM.
,Iair, and +. - trr,Ear riaj,1cI lint
tLI 1900. - ni,,af..aG ,hro,,sI,
f.a,,1
m. sui, is m. ra.,,'t of tho CON
,.ic,fo, ~ I,lla.,, and tr,nst,p -.
rnnt '1' ~ $500 i''ro q" a,'' a,S'i i.o.. -
l,~r.,., +1,,, l,l$,-a,.,.,,,.,, =, rnf,,o,.
ZION ,.in, the 1a..i,,, ~ tba cool con.
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II ie IL. far.+ood d, ,,,,,,le, Of other
si,nila, .,ilt lii mo It..r,ad dnrin,
The vaal5
Co.soi ETEc yFeTlGnrION
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23

Anderson.
Whitney, skip; Hess, Stroecker
Boyer. skip; Heilig, Foley, Aber-
crombie
Menzie, skip; Beraud, Williams,
Holmer
Kellogg, skip: Carlsten, Fix, Sea,
Gels, skip; Selberg, Hurley. Foun-
tain.
Durham. skip; Leonberger. Wright.
Magnusson.
Schooling, skip; Hiatt, Thies, Lam
daaS.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23

Sweden and Norway together man.
ufacture more carbide of calcium
than any other single nation, but
use less. exporting almost their
entire product.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23
DRAWS SIX MONTHS; Theft

Albert Larson on Friday mornine
withdrew his plea of not guilty and
entered one of guilty to the charge
of larceny. He received six months
and costs The crime Tor which he
VAS sentenced was committed on 6
little Eldorado and consisted a.
breaking into building owned by
Luther c. Hess.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23
POWER PROMOTER IS SICK

John l.. Timmins, the field man
OF the Los Angeles capitalists, who
intend engaging in industrial en-
terprises in the Tanana valley, is at
present confined at ST. Josephs
hospital with typhoid fever
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23
HAD HEARD OF 1T.

There's one thing | want to see
while | am in Europe"
And that isl"
The Hungarian goulash in SEES
lion
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23
INTERNATIONAL
news BY WIRE
CLRSFiING CLANS.

ItpOlAS u HdIll 10 IuirlshtrS nave
been received.
PRINCE NOT C0N6UMPfiVE.
BERLIN, Dee. is. -- Adlites have
been received here, Tie autAenlicity
OF which caAno, be doubted. that
the crown prince Alexis OF isussia
Is hot affected "iJh tuberculosis. as
mas aegH Ire 4U~ull} reported OF
lac.
CONSPIRACY DISCOVERED.
IIS3CN, Dec. Il. - through the
tlmei! discover. Of Il conspiracy 10
establish d military dictatorship
among The troo. 5 OF the republic
President daArri4ga has prevented
the overthrow OF The government
and jt4p probable 4unihiIauon oil die
present administration.
Ihe piol had GAINED considerable
headHay when the plans OF the con
spirators were discovered Uy GOV
vrnment Officials, and reported 10
tAe president. A considerable poi
zion OF the army is believed to 10
implicated. but Il sufficient number
ii 10 al sJlaIels remain 10 prevent
he Ia!l OF the republic All III"
tiOula known 10 be on the side o.
the administration have been pla,-
ed uador arms ana the streets OF
lhe city are being patrolled 10 pre-
vent an oulbrean OF hostInties IIy
arsLips in the harn0r also ar
ready to come TO the assistance Of
the administration, the decks hay-
been cleared for action Immediately
upon the discovery OF the conspir
acy. 1t is believed this prompt az
ton on the part OF the government
has had quietiug effect upon the
conspirators
MUST FORM CABINET.
F. TOXIC, Dec. Is. - The emperor
has issued a Tescript ordering Prince
Taro katsura to form cabinet.
ARCANl. OUTLAW, KILLED.
MANILA. Dec. Is. - The notoii-
Gus outlaw, Arcani, was yesterday
shot and killed by Lieutenant John.
son, Oh the island OF Basiian Ar
cani has been responsible for many
# he recent small outbreaks ana
has been for the past year source
OF great trouble to the government
PRINCE LU!TPOLO BURIED.
MUNICH, Dec. 10. - The burial
OF the late Prince Luitpoid who died
during the past week, took place
mere today. The ceremonies were
conducted by the state with royal
honors
REBELS BURNING VILLAGES.
GUADALAJARA, Mex, Dec. 10 -
Couriers arriving in this city to-
day from the south. bring the re
port that bands OF rebels are mo-.
ing about the country. saclling and
burning villages and numbering
those who resist them
The depradati0ns are committed
IN those parts OF the country where
there is the least danger of capture
ma already, it is stated, more than
l dozen towns have been wiped Out
in this manner
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23
SATURDAY. DECEMBER a. 1912

. ATURoAY. DECEMBER II. 1912
Lode Location John Dunn Ma
rem. hill betw een French guleh and
Little Blanche creek Located Sept.
IL. 1872.
Affidavit of Labor Andy Log
strip. On Solo association. mouth
of Big Eldorado. tributary of Gold
stream. Dated Dec. Il. 1912.
Lease and option y. c. Co.
to Enstrom Bros Ram pump. with
fittings. Consideration $50. with
right TO purchase before May 10
1912. for $3.50 Dated Dec. 13. 1912
MONDAY. DECEMBER is. 1912.
Deed. - \. p. Macarthur. by A. J..
Macarthur, to Stewart & Holmes 4
Holmes Drug Co. Undivided one.
eighth interest in Oregon group.
Vault creek. Consideration 81. Dat
ed Sept. II. 1912
Placer Location. Carl White
Bench claim. No 4. second tier. lett
limit. Cripple creek. Located Aug
81. 1912.
Lode Location Michael Ryan
Red Wing. left limit Deep creek.
tributary Fairbanks creek. Located
Oct :. 1912.
Placer Location James r Car
nev. Fraction between Discovery and
t. Twin creek. tributary of pedra
creek. Oct, a. 1912
DeeG.-Charles A Schultze 20 Miss
iena Arenson. His interest in lot
1. block :. with all personal prop.
erty in house on same, CONSIDERATION
5000. Dated Oct. -, 1912.
Affidavits of I.abor-Wm Nc.
Clone, for r l.. Vining and co-own.
ers. OnI. Jim. Gem. Eva Edna,
Excelsior. Monty RYAN No / ana
tween Eva creek and St Patrick's
creek. Dated Dec, Is, 1912
Affidavit of Labor - Frank Ire.
I'll. for lanes r. Sloan and co.ovu-
RS. On White Rock lode claim.
right limit Clearv creek. Dated Dee
IS. 1912.
Affidavit of Labor, - Frank Ire
fill for James r Sloan and own
ars On Worlds Fair lode claim
light limit Cleary creek Dated Dec.
Il. 1912.
. TUESDAY. DECEMBER II. 1912.
Lode Location. Joe Sterling
/ Horseshoe, right limit C!eary creek.
Located Sept. Is. 1912.
Lode Location. - George Warm
bold Home Rule, right limit. Clcary
creek. Located Sept. %. 1912.
Lode Location. - Joe Sterling.
Carnation. right limit Cleary creek
t-ue atpd Oct. s. 1912.
Lode Location. - F. 5. Gordon.
G@r@@' rs s.s'%d 5 rs4' III limit sis Clear"
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23
DIVIDENDS Are PAID
ON ALASKA PROPERTY

The Kennecott Mines company,
which is dominated by the Gugsen-
helm, Morgan and kuhn-Loeb inter
ests. has just declared a dividend
of about $4,000, 900, following a dis
ribution of 100000 last February.
The company controls the Bonanza
Mines in Alaska. Some years ago
the Guggenheims spent $13, coo, 00H
building a railroad to facilitate the
shipment of ore. The capital of the
company is s2.500,00
When your wife died, did she leay,
you any real estate?
Yes, she left the earth
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23
THE TROUBLE IN TURKEY


Goa 49, aHam rsee -'
Tear .Ha .r.T.Ey' Ia |Ia T.TI---
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23
ALASKA APPROPRIATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 10. - isti-
mates for Alaska appropriations
have been submitted They are as
follows:
For light and fog signal at Cape
St. Elias. Sl15 0oG.
Other aids TO navigation, $4,000
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23

VALDEZ. Dec. 10. - The Demo
cratic divisional and territorial com
mittees in the Third division are
in complete harmony regarding the
federal appointments which 0re to b,
made III this division by the incoming
,.5-ainiSfra ion and will ask for ono
The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-23
RSONAl MENTION

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La Junta tribune., 1912-11-02
Meeting Of W. G. 7. Y.

The W e. T. L. Of this city met
Tuesday afternoon al the Rest Rooms
No program ~As given. the entire ses
sion being devoted to business The
financial report OF the result Of the
recent tea and food sal. was given.
and 1, Was found that enough funds
had been secured by these means
To pay the local ORGANIZATIONS con
ribution to the national campaign
fund
The president. Mis- ID, W Rock
we'll. rendered her resignation. owing
TO the fact that sh. viii b. absent
from the ely this winter. A new
sident has not We, been chos-
IN. and 1t is with mush regret ON
h part Of the membf rs ths, they
are forced TO accept Mrs Rockwell's
Tsignatiion.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-02

FOR sALE-2oe feet front on
Third str et. by iie deep extends
from Warren avenue 10 McNecn rail-
way switch between tn subway ard
the BRIDE: EAST leo by i4o fe,t good
location for commission warehouse
"A capable blsiress man would sue
ceed there In that business; west
100 by iio feet. corner Of Warrs n
avenue. would be a good p-iHt for a
livery and sale barn; either loo fefi
front would do well rs s1bnrt,sn
grocery fcr Ohio addition and Lcf-
land addition. II YOU have IN. ca
paei,y to see the future Of Greater
la Iunia you wo buy her" low
pric. aud easy terms Address Y
c Graves. 2sio indiara avenue. Kan.
sas CRY. Mo.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-02
3NlEnata6\LI1ElNS

The Monday Bridge Club will meet
next week with Miss Charlotte WIN.
The Unique Embr Id ry Club viii
meet Monday afternoon ut the home
of Mrs. Charles Painter. 800 Bellevue,
avenue.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist
church will have their annual supp, r
aud sale at Woodman HILL. Deem
brr 18th.
The Ncrth Side Bibl. Class had a
special me- ting Tuesday nisht at
the home OF S. L. Wilkins. The reg
ular meeting Was fol owed by a social
hour, and the srvirg q refresh
ments
The Ladies' Missi nary Society OF
tcrnoon at the home of Mrs. Rufus
Phillips Thn toy for discussion
was Afr "A. and Was led by Mrs ID.
r. Lauiz. after which del'c'ors re-
freshmcnts were served by the h 81.
ess
Rev. Otis C. Ea'e will preach n
pre-cl ction sermon Sunday morning;
The Christian In Politics" The
evening service VIII be given over
70 Union Mass Meeting. and Rev.
J. A. Hatch. Of Denver. will give an
address on The Great Issue In Col
orado
Mrs Edward Easou entertained a
number Of little gir's Thursday even
ing at hfr apartment In the Central
block. IN compliment u her husbands
little sister. Nellie Eascu. The hours
from seven until half after nine.
were delightfully."- spent In games.
aud refreshmen,s were served
The Iate-meAiata Endeayor Society
of the Christian church was enter
tained a, Hall we'en party at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs II J. Clark on
South Ration enue WEDNESDAY ev-
ening. The guests. about twenty in
number. were uasted Games and
music were eHJ y aud refreshments
served
The death Of Peter X. Kable took
place al an early hour Friday mornin
At the Mennonite Saniiarium. Death
was due TO tuberculosis The body
Is bcin gheld at the undertaking
roams ct the Ma 7hew iiousefurnish-
Ing Company awaiting word from r.
atives cf the dec ased who reside
a, Montpelier. Iowa
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-02

FOR SALE-Crystal Whit. Orpiug
ton chickens. all kinds Phone. An
lmas $50. or address Mrs l. l.
Forsyth. Las Nnimas. Colo
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-02
Svrprsss ser Miss CARRIER.

The young ladies of the :. u. q.
Club gave . surprise party fr M's.
Ruth Ca-bcr on "Wednesday cv.rins
a her home. from TO : O'clock p.
". preceding the party given bv the
employees Of the local tclcphon. ~
change At which Miss CARRIER sas
also the honor~d guest Tn. =. n.
G. s'r's brought many good ts,nss r.
"a. and = r"y p'c,saai ~ ming wss
enjoyed. Those rr.-ert we're Misp~s
Corncl,x scciey. Marvreriin ani ~
Fl Helm. Gladys and Rrth carb~r
Agnes and Jcssie w..tbr ok. Ojivs
schoficid and Annie Halbers
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-02

FOR Poland China boar
luqulre Of r J. Materu. or phone
BLACK gil
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-02

FOR SALE.-Thproughbred buff
Wyandott. cockcrcls. Phou" red
sci
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-02
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Lnrge team OF aUrk
horses. cheap Il c. Inge.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-02

FOR SALE-Southfa quart. 4
2.-55. adjoining La Junta. Write
Nm IL Whitehead. owner. II Kit
tired :. Building. Denver. Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-02

gem" flour. best IN the market
Every sack guaranteed or none re-
funded LA Jun,a Milling Compauy
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-02
Gard ef Thanks

We Wish to express our hrartf-ii
thanks to our n.ighbors ard f-i~nds
fr their macy scts Of kindu-ss ard
sympathy during n. illness and
death OF our hrshald aud father.
Mrs L.and.r Brown aud Family
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-02

tees tor insertion in this column.
Count one cent Tor each word or III
abbreviation, including the sd-
dress. No advertisement in this v
column for less than 10 cents per
insertion.
PIANO LESSONS.
PIANO ! ss)ns gi EN- to be- s,nn-rs
Inquire s22 Ration averue
-ze-4aa=s--l=-zs,----s=--=-
MONEY TO LOAN
- ~~--~-~-~----~>~~~-N~~~~-
MONEY to loan on farm propcrtr
on short notice: no commission. See
Charles F. Helm. Room z. Mul.r
Hale block
9.--~----~--~-z->-~~-~--~e-
ruH RENT
--~~-~~~~~-~-~~~-~.~~~~---'-
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekcc ping irquire at this
office.
FOR RENTING ly furnished room
fDr lady or couple. Inquire AIS Smith
lard avenue, or phoe East 25s
FOR RENT-Forr room Furnished
h1us electric lights: screen porch
Inquire AZ Chiles Lanes pool room
Any one desiring comfortable steam
heated rooms for the winter Will do
well 10 inquire OF j ID. Shermln.
room 2. over Fulton Market. or at
residence No. 207 San Juan avenue
FOR RENT-furnisa ed rooms.
strictly modern homelike aud g. as.
ant. south and west rooms. la1r-
able rates Phone, Jun'a i7S ,r
inquire sos Colorado avenue
.-sss1~7-a----=s----a-H
FOR SALE
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FOR sALE-Lnrge team OF aurk
horses cheap. II c, Inge.
FOR SNLE.-Thproughbred brn
Wyandott. cockcrcls. Phon" red
66l.
FOR SALE Poland China baars
lEquire Of + J. Matern. or phone
Black 9II
gem" flour. best In the market
Every sack guaranteed or none re-
tunded-Ls Jun,a Milling Company
FOR SALE-Southfas quart .
2t55. adjoining La Junta. N rite
Nm H. Whitehead. owner. II Kit.
tired :. Building. Denver. Colo.
FOR SAf.E-Crystal White Orplug'
ton chickens. all kinds Phone. An
imas $50. or address Mrs l.. l..
Forsyth. Las Animas. Colo
FOR ShLE-O-. SOW and pigs. ard
two dozen extra farcy Plymouth Ros I
hens See Simpson a, sherman's srt
cary store. or call at az Carson ave
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-02
JUDGE RlZER'S RECORD
IS MS PLATFORM
Democratic Candidate for District
Judge, Tenth Judicial District

tn people In our Judicial tribunals
and in our theory and svstem OF
government wc believe that the
decision ~ Judge RIIr l. one OF
the mo u i,Arred. cl,ar-cut and i'm.
partial that has ever bc,n rendered
in this county, ard one that IL in
every way sustained by all the
principles of Law. Justice and fair.
d-aiing With such judges on the
b sueh It can no longer b. said that
American gcld ou,~eighs American
r.hts IN the scales of Justice. or
that American freedom is trampl.d
under foo, IN chasing the almighty
and elusive dollar. without the ssy-
Ing innLeroc and restraining power
II the courts. TO which all may turn
With eausl confidence and unaual.
fled faith To judge Rirer. the
. ople. not only OF summit, county.
but Of Colorado. owe a debt OF
everlasting gratitude for In this
,asc vas much more at stalk. than
IN. mere comp.lli oi service over
this particular line There ~ss a,
stake that gr'a, principl. of con.
tr Hing IN. railry ads of the state.
u principle greater than mary real
ize.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-02

FOR SALE-O.. SOW aud pigs. ard
two dozen extra farcy Plymouth Ros {
hens See Simpson at Sherman's er,'
cery store. or call at az Carson ave-
nue.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-02

Judt, R.gr's rec ri Is tas plat.
form op vaI.b Or asks recollection.
Tlis is v.at fhe summit County
Iour.al ,Ury.k urI So. Colol rays Il
Judge R.z.Ts momslt1rs Ge,ls on iu
tho celebrated Breckenridge case.
a JUST RULING.
"a writ 90 injunction may there.
fore issue ort ~ 60, court enf1rr.
ing ob ii-ase by tds respondent to
the order ~ tlr state railroad com.
mission heretofore made IN the
prcml o.. afi 90 b. 10 ordered
Tl' above sis 100 at words com
pos 1e c-uol iiag paragraph ci
"a ] 4 mrnt ~ o. court render. d
az Bre x. % Ike ol N.dH,aday nleht.
July li. 90 the nov famous railroad
cas- b Hon D. ~ Ris,r q Puob.
10, who had b.cl called lnto the
cas- a. the insA-cs OF ths r~spon.
d1nt railroad on tie calm that judge
Cave ID ~at p-oludioci
II wil thus be- So that the
rights n The pHop'c 'agc been once
morr sustained by the courts. and
II goes without saying that II Is
Jus, such fair. impartial. learned
aud unpr"i idic"d decisions that
tend to promot. the confidence OF
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-11-05
tuberculosis Kemedy
based on Medicine

TO say that q specific exists for the cure
y Consumption Is perhaps TOO strong a
statement, but IN Eckpan's Alternative We
nave medicine that has been the means
~ saving many d life 70 years 0f useful
ucss, and in permanently benehting s
large number Of COnsumptiges.
Certainly person afflicted with q vast
ing disease should be wei FED with whole
some nourishing food, but frequently raw
eggs IN quantities. cause q digestive break
down, and then no food nourishes. As
for milk, a very good food for many but
q producer OF biliousness for some
Any diet that keeps a coBgumptiye well
nOurished Is the right one. but what Is
going % improve the patients Eckmans
Alternative has brought about full recovery
In many cases OF Consumption. Let those
speak who know. Here Is one: -
80 SaVa nnah St, Rochester. ~ A
Gentlemen On June 3. 1907 / was
operated upon for TubeTcular pertonitis
at ST. Mary's Hospital Rochester " Y
After the operation my physician gave me
up as hopeless. ] was then urged by a
priest 70 take Eckman's Alternative which
/ did. My weight at the time was - lbs
l began 10 improve and steadily gained
pounds. and am absolutely we'll ReHevlna
owe II TO myself and others inak'
this statement"
(Sworn Afidayit) EDNA FINZER
Eckmaus Alternative Is effective r. ron
ehitis, Asthma. Hay Fever; Throat aud
Lung Troubles, and In upbui duL M,
system. Does not contain poisnus oi isf.s.
or habit forming drugs. Ask for h.tfsisJ
telling Of recoveries and write Is q .fn
Laboratory. Philadelphia, Pa. for 1850 eefi
dence. For sale hy al leading druEe -.
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1t is always safe to say that you are
poor as church mouse unless you
really are.