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And with every dozen We will sell you
one of the Finest silver Plated Tea
spoons Iof .s...s.. =. - : &SS
You don't have TO save any WRAP
pers or pay any postage They are
right with the goods. Highland
Navsls have not been kissed BY the
sun only. but the moon and stars.
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Extra weikht round thread
Lipsn shsetins. 30 ms
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Ilnsu Hnck Towels at iSe--BeAutifui
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ham or henlsfiiched with ~
dainty borders. 3ec values 49,
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Bath Towels--IsArge size. triple
yarn. very best grade Of Turkish
7 towels for the honle. worth "a
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ss-inch Linen Pillow
Tubing. per yard
1t 00e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15
BREAKS UP A COLD
In SEVERAL HOURS
Mes, EN--t.e sra -.r-iess "a.
% C-e 5c.-fe Gee s-e
trc C-p5e s,ep

Ir,r- - 40. sn- --a.n y: .l!ulr- z
TAPE COD nsprLal. which. When
fsk' o every TO a1.-s. .ntii 'hre-
'onsecgt.ie cos-s a.. taken. ~iii sure
y end The - ppe and break gp the
N - sever" 'oit. either N The head.
chest. back. stomach or limbs
IL promptly relieves the. most mis-
cradle headache. duiiuess head and
nos" stuffed M. 'everishness. sneeZ-
ing. sore throa-. running OF the nose.
catarrhal affections soreness. st,f,.
ness and rheumatic tvinges
Pape's Cold Compound Is the re
suit of three years research az cost
of more than fifty thousand dollars.
and contains no quinine. which We
have conciusi,ely demonstrated is not
effective in the treatment OF colds or
grippe
Take this harmless Compound az
directed. with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine made any
where else in the world which will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly aud without any other as
s's'ance OF bad after effects as 10
c.nt package Of Pap~'s Cold Com
pound. which any druggist IN the
world can supply.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15
About People
Movements CT fndivId Iafs 70 and
From the City

Miss Alice Mckinney who has been
for several days. has returned 10 her
HON" in Pittsburgh
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell and
daughter. Miss Alma. of Pittsburgh.
spent yesterday the guests of friends
in this city.
Henry Faub'c. Of New Castle, Pa
has returned to his home after a visit
with his daughter. Mrs George Fra.
1ier. Of the South Side. who has been
quite seriously i'll
Mr.. William Keller. of East Liver
pool. has returned 20 her home after
= visit with relatives in the North
End
The Roy. August ~ Rasche. pastor
or 81. Iauls church .on the South
Side. was III Pittsburgh Yesterday.
Deputy I. 8. Marshal G. Ellie vii
liamS has returned from Petersburg
Iohn Colvie. of the Island. is visit
ing frieud~ Al Now Martinsville.
Nicholas q. CaravaSios will leave
This evening FOR a trip abroad. during
which b" will visit his native CITY.
sparta. Greece.
Charles G.. Mociler. a former resi-
dent OF Wheeling. Is critically IN az
his home In Akron. q. II will be re-
m"inbered thar Mr.. Moollcr was in the
tailoring business here Several
days ago h" sustained q stroke Of par.
aiysis. in which he lost The use Of one
arm. and his side VAS also affected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15
IMPORTANT DAY
IN THE CHURCHES
OFFICERS INSTALLED AT ZANE
STREET NJ. e. CHURCH.
Annual Banquet OF Bible Class 10 Be
Held at Trinity Lutheran Church
on Thursday.

Many important meetings were
held In the churches on Sunday and
besides the regular sermons preached
20 many congregations throughout
the city. addresses OF a special nature
were made In many churches. AT
tho Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
church Rev Charles l. Ritter
preached 4 special sermon in honor
OF IN. installation OF the officers OF
the church. Sunday school and Broth
erhood The following We're the offi-
GERS installed: Eldere. William :.
Brady. s Il. Hastings: deacons. Chas.
W Nolte. William Miller; trustee
Henry Hildebrand. Sunday school
officials. superintendent. Beryl Sea
bright. assistant superintendent, G.
" Sarr!ngton. aecretary. w G..
stephens. assistant secretary. Miss
Jeanette Ebeling: trearurer. Mrs.
Fiorentine BoKanik: superintendent
OF Intermediates. Miss Elma Chaser;
superintendent OF primary grades.
Mrs. c. l.. Ritter; organist. Mrs W.
&. stephens. assistant orGanist. Miss
liilda knoke
The officers OF che Brotherhood
were installed as follows: President
Charles H. Seabright: vice president
". &. stephens; secretary. ]. W
Smith: treasurer. james Peters; trus-
tee. W. IL Ebeling
Following the installation cere-
mony Mr.. Albert r. GIN made an In
str1ICtive address 20 'he members OF
the B7utherhood. giving startling In
stances OF his experiences OF prayer
and outlined work in which the men
OF the Brotherhood might in practi-
cal manner win new members into
the brotherhood and the church.
~ the FIRST English Evanbeiical
Lutheran church on Tuesday evening
the annual banquet % the Nen's bible
class will d. held in tho church and
be- iies the speaking 90 the members
presen' addresses Will 10 mace hy
Rev II D.. porrtlsser % Springfield.
- former pastor - %" church.
ard NJ A'h-r' 70 C.i. advance agent
fr- H-.t SIntat Ahou' l"H mem-
te-s ere. .vpe. 'ei 90 b" present
N-- f.-f.e saith "Ta~ Railroad
Fssrs- s' - heard g. ''- Isr %
sire - Church cr "Wednesday
-t.r.-- --f r. make r1. 90 her
--...- atI-.4-s- So -..s u.rr b.rs
ass. --'.'..f .- Cd. morning alI
-r r. -.-t...- t.-f.--1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15
BN Els

Tom and Jerry. two well know n
brothers who were visiting their sis
Ter. Miss tiIn Flip. in Wheeling up 10
The first OF the year. viii return here
shortly Ia continue their visit
Saturday evening a. 1880 the Al.
ian'ic hook and ladder and ChAmlca!
depsr' meniS We're called 10 extingush
a somewhat peculiar blaze in the
Yards o' ID" n. & -. 40 Twentieth and
Main streets A box car caught nre
rom patent heater used 20 keen 'ha
contents from freezing. The loss viii
amount 10 about go
The annual meeting % the stock
holders ~ the nited Dairy company
VII be held ~ Earnesvillc AZ . O'Clock
ms afternoon. when e board OF di-
r"c'or~ and officers VIII be elected FOR
Tie ensuing wear
%" Mozart Singing society Will
hoid ''s annual meeting next Sunfas
AFTERNOON 90 Nnyd-f 'aN. ou ~.
South Sd" Officers 'rr the .nsuiuc
wear Viii t" elected go hat tine
100 pHr- ar" le.uG conn .s-ed
h' Oh" Wee. ~ 'i.-.a'.- Nar.~ as
-'".'' lon ;.r 't~ annual Lincoln fav
'ai Au.otE OPT. -r.tK"-- arr
f...-1 ed.-.,--- .-.. -.rr-a-s
BONN it- ~.r.gr..
f.rs.-..- fI.-
-r -.. ,...-.
...r....
'-'a. .....- .- t..- ...- ..
-a- f..-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15
As Quickly IS Wafer
DiSSOiveS Sugar
Atoe; t-e Tt-e - Ts-es so- . STAT
Os.5eps rseie, % wo-. %
re Fooc ara erins Pete.
reiAL PACKAGE SENT FssE

~ @8G
] here 10 no long ~ai' bet---u the
i.m' No4 ak Sruarfs Dy,y-ps!s
Table, and -. i.-slinx or relief II AL,
hfihs n" 81 overloaded stomach n
E"'s busy "a 2, ard Quickly sells
'tinss - rights ~ hat tired and dis.
ordered stomach n goes riIhr ~ tho
work ~ dises',ug the food 60 finds
lode" there and IN uO time al all has
thlhrS on IN" NOV" the gases c.ss
forming. the breath - swe-,.ned. TN.
coating on IN" tongue disappears and
YOU are no longer conscious that YOU
even nav" "A stomach.
That = one OF the chief recor,.
mendations for S'uari's Dyspepsia
TCblets-that they don't take forey, r
You need them. I, is just as II YOU
put an extra stomach or two 10 work
when yours needed help. You cant
continually overload YOUR stomach
and expect II Ia always smile IL is
going TO gef rebelious and suIky after
awhile and refuse TO go on being
driven 20 do double work You must
rest IT occasionally not BY starving
and thereby weakening yourself
physically but by using Stuart =
Dyspepsia Tablet 70 do the work OF
diges'ing your food
These tablets contain all the active
elements OF the natural stomach
juices and will alone and unaided d.
sest food Just the same as the gastric
juices. And nothing could be- more
harmless than these table's They
do not affect the system In any way
do not cure any ailment except as
they digest food. Use them freely
Stusrt's dyspepsia Tablets ar" sold
by all druggists Everywhere Price.
." cents per box trial package
will DO sent II you will write T. \
Stuart Co. $50 Stuart Bldg. Mar.
shall. Mich
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15

~ Mao ~pro--~ -asr-
Ff~f-raiH,n no t'r SD t--r 1arc-
90 - slvsn s' -a- 49, CAB or isns
- - he l--p t-a- 80 zr.s 81.
b.. 'ar-~c ol' sad -ae E4-s ui' ha1-
'uu. . .~'- 'bsrs- pn FriGas -vsniu-
- %" bland club rooms ~. Spoot
- all entertain vifh a. orchestra
daute
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15
To GIVE Ministries.

MR. Msuc~ Spooner vii give n
minstrel some time a. t.- Early
spring. but he place or 'ha time ha,.
no' YET been decided upon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15
Wa Serve Dinner

The Kings Daughters az IN. Thorn
>on VI r. church viii serve dinner
in Franzheim q Company's s'orc on
Main street on Thursday. January is
Dinner will be served from II TO {.
O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15
RECEPTION AT THE
CARROLL CLUB
ARRANGEMENT COMPLETED
FOR AFFAIR WEDNESDAY.
Dancing and Caros the Diversions.
Other Events in Local
Society.

The regular monthly reception and
dane" will be- held al the Carroll Club
on Weduesday evening Arrange
ments have been completed for on"
of The most noteworthy affairs at tho
club during tho winter season. and
II is likely that there will b. a large
attendance. The regular invitations
were sent ont on Saturday
There Will BE- dancing. bridge
whist. 20 and euchre from = until
-. Luncheon viii be served az 10 30.
Neister's full orchestra Will furnish
the music
tn" following committee will be In
charge:
Mrs i~org" T1ppan. Chairman Assist
- l- Nj D. mo. 1. NiAxnal-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15

- '-' 20 '-'s 80 -.
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14
NEW BRICK BUSINESS BLOCK.

J. y. Lamb is making preparations
TO erect two-sory brick business
block on the ives, side Of Santa Fe
avenue. adjoining the Miller Hale
block on the south. The new block
will b. 50xi2O feet In dimensions and
two stories in height The lower
floor will be occupied by grocery
and market. similar to tha, of the
Lamb -Theits Mercantile Company, an
will be conducted by Mr. Lamb indi.
vidually. The second story will re-
main unfinished and be utilized for
storage purposes for the present.
Mr.. Lamb will retain his interest
in the Lamb-Theits Mercantile Com
pany. which will continue to do bus.
mess in two OF the store rooms at
present occupied by them. The cor
ner room OF the Masonic block. now
occupied by them. will be vacated
and occupied by the La Junta State
Bank, which has already ordered the
most elegant and modern banking fur
niture the market affords. and expect
70 have one OF the best equipped H.
nanclal institutions In the Arkansas
Valley. The quarters now occupied
by the La Junta State Bank have
been leased by J. h. Byars. and will
be remodelled aud added to his nam.
moth dry goods store. giving him
one OF the bes, locations as well as
one OF the largest Institutions OF
that kind in the Arkansas Valley.
The work Of removing the store
buildings now located on the site Of
the proposed new business block was
commenced this week The store
building now occupied by Mrs. Fern
sci win be moved TO the corner Of
Santa Fe avenue and Third street
on the lots owned by the Elks. Tie
residence In the ar OF thls store
room was purchased by j. h. Kline.
who VIII move the building on to
lots owned by him In Home PA =.
The building occupied by Or. r. NJ.
White as an Office will be moved to
Mr. Lambs farm In the Garden OF
Eden. ak miles east
|s NaA4 ~ sies 80 Astck- block Ar
nov besns S6sis'ttsd % tooDk =
tractors. and bids for its Immediate
construction will be opened next
Tuesday.
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14

and carrying fourteen passengers.
How ~ DIR amed dreams and saw
Visions as the six spirited stecds
curved In aud rounded up that huge.
strong. weAthe stained schitIa. We
almost expected to hear the teirify.
Ing ~arwhoop and to see the rel
men spring up from rl,ht and from
lcf' TO surround II as they no doubt
did more than once. In the days that
are dead. To make II more reel and
suggestive. II Was driven by Wm.
Brown. "a resident OF Las Animas.
who WAS "a stage driver throush =.
'is. II. and IS IN Colorado and Wy.
oming. and who declares that e..
counters with the lndlars became u
recreation.
Promptly nj the appointed moment.
the excellent program which had
been prepared by the n s. d A. r..
Of Pueblo. WAS opened by Mrs. Free
man e. Rogers. Of Pueblo. state re-.
gent and mistress Of ceremonies for
the afternoon. The program MAS
given In the following orde'
Prayer Rev. Chas. Bean. La Jun,a.
Greeting. Dr. J. =. k.arns. Mayor Of
La Junis. J. G. Davidson. Mayor
oe Las Animas.
Remarks. Mr~. ". II. Bragg. Orgnn.
is.ng Regent Of La Junta and
Chairman ~ Local Board Of Ar.
rarEcmcnis.
Music. star spnnglcd Banner" Mrs.
". L. Hartnaa. Pueblo
History Of Bent Mrs. John Camp.
bell. Denver. Exvicr President
Genera, \. 2, y. A. II.
Solo. Colorado" Mrs. ". l.. Hart.
mah. Pueblo.
Address. The PIonser." n. L. Lub.
srs. Of Denver.
Cnvciling Of Monument. Mn. n. l..
Lubefs. Deavef
Presentation. A. Q. ReyneIds. Dea.
Rsspeass. ,. n. spaIAiag. Ceuaey
Co001ouoooss g 0teeo oomey.
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14
Scatter Sunshine Social.

A parlor recital and social was
given Monday evening by the Seat.
ter Sunshine girls. at the home of
their loved teacher. Mrs. Ellis Sum
mers. 122 Cimarron avenue. in hon
or OF Rev and Mrs Otis Grant
Dale.
The house was charmlnsly and ar.
tistically decorated In asparagus
fern. "A profusion OF yellow sunflow.
ers and beautiful white crysanthe-
NUNS.
The program rendered was as fol.
lowY:
Class Report. Mrs. Ellis Summers.
Piano Solo. Miss Marie Keffer
Vocal Duet. The Misses Florence
Becrbohm and Muriel Esry.
Reading. Miss Nora Couger.
Piano Solo. Mrs Dorothy Holbrook.
Piano Solo. Miss Hulsh Black.
Reading. Miss Katherine Miller.
Piano Solo. Miss Helen Coot.r.
Piano Solo. Miss Marguerite Helm.
Reading. Miss Jean Marshall.
Vocal Duet. The Misses Florence
Beerbohm and Edna ireland.
Plano Solo. Juanita jenkins.
Remarks. Rev. Otis G. Dale.
Besides Rev. and Mrs. Dale the
young ladies had ns their guests
the officers and the teachers Of
the First Presbyterian Church Sab.
bath School. the guest list number.
Ing forty.five.
The Scatter Sunshine girls organ.
ix.d their Sabbath school class April
the sth. 1912. with four charter mem.
berr, They now have an enrolment,
Of twcnty.six. The thrce.fold pnr.
pose of the organization is bible
study. Chrictian culture and social
helpfulncss: It's motto. Scatter Sun.
shine" rs preferred colors yellow
and white.
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14
Laugh, Feast and Grow Fat"

Miss Bertha White had as her
house guests Sunday, at her pleas
ant home IN North La Junta, the
Misses Cora and Ida Sewers. Mrs. L..
Z, Fernscl, Mrs. J. V. Price, Miss
Elsie June Price and Miss Audrey
D1ty, OF Dnnver. Laugh. feast and
grow fat" was the motto for the
day. aud each guest observed It as.
sidupusly Rcfreshment was served
every two hours of the day. to say
nothing Of the wonderful noon-day
dinner, when there was no delicious
edible but found place ON the
weighted board
The guests can not say enough In
praise Of the happy experience.
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14

and the interesting old Overland.
with It's mist OF unnumbered mem.
ories. swept away along the trail"
to Las Anima-.
20. Time aud Chance" The then
and now As the tao hundrcc
stood giving aud hearing the pro
gram whIch Ia itses i.su1el 10 b,
comc part OF history. n twentieth
century train sped by at no great
distance over tn. Santa 70 tracks
AID hurlpd u sm there's scream ol
Il tianc. nj the Overhead sisudin-
In pathetic silence. II anything was
needed to make tn cont a., strong
.r between IN. time of which May
ors kearns aud D,vidson. MesSrs
Reynolds. Lub.rs a d knhll spoke
- el'quentiy and today between ia.
DAYS when men followed the Santa
fc trail and stopped a, For, Bent.
and now. II Was the presence OF that
marvel Of modern. swift and lisuri.
our travel. Santa fc Trail and Sa".
Ia Fe Tracks! They lie near toscth.
~ at this poiht bat the narrow
space that separates them represents
nearly n century Of time and more
than u century OF change. Yet the
work done by such pioneers as Rob.
er,. George and william Bent and
XII Carson Is the gs.'i foundation Of
III. Colorado ard the West today.
and the Santa Fc Trail prepared the
wa f)r the Santa 10 tracks,
Mrs. Campbcli's address which
deals with the history Of Fort Bent
Il. a unique and original way. II giv.
.n brlow and will clloi, the apprecia.
tion Il deserves.
EiEh'y.threc years ago Fort Will.
lam rose on this spot. erected by
the firm. ~. vrain and Dent: named
Dpf. 80 q he thrce Bent brothers.
Sufrouale1 by wavins srain. With
melon slej1s near. with repressaes.
uvss q hale . 6ossa cities here. Il
tooDoeu1o1 - LAoe NADA)
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14

Telegram OF greeting and ex.
mession Of warm interest, with re.
Bfets At not boing able to be pres.
ant. Sas received from Mrs. John
Lloyd Mcneil. former State Regent
Following Commissioner Spaiding' S
paea5hg and appropriate words OF ac.
crpt1hce on behalf of otero county.
MI. luke kahill of Las Animas was
ceiie upon and graciously respond,
ed. giving historical "reminiscences
tAat;are valuable.
EFry part OF the program was
mo4 excellent and most appropriatr.
but Pc earnest prayer by Rev. Bean,
the einging OF the song. Colorado"
hy Fs VIM Hartman, It's compos.
er. romranied by Miss Lillian Mad
iaux M Chicago. aud the unyeiline
r e monument by Mrs Harry Lub.
err The granddaughter of william
De were perhaps the most impress
siy numbers Hats came off and
he1 We're bowed !n reverence" as
MI Lubers drew away the stars
az Stripes which yeiled the stone
Fg = moment there was silence and
III ihe hushed company broke into
ta ulr aus applause
Al ia conc'usl0n - tho program.
the company dlsprrscd and rathe
ing esaIa az the rcfreshment booth.
pafieok zmuiIliy OF the lamorade
and @ ta'1rpcs at were generous.
" and thoushifully afforded as re-
frcahment Then once more they
s,pehi their conyeyances The autos
- away the carriages follow ed.
Ia
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14
Narrow Escape.

Miss Edna Wisweli very narrowly
escaped being burned 10 death Tues-
of this week at the wiswell resi-.
dcncs In Home place.
The young woman MAS ~ her home
alone and lighted the blue flame 70
heat some water. When she lifted
the kettle from the fire her apron
came In contact with the flame.
and unknown 70 her became isnited
she discovsrel thai her clothing
was tIAsiag ~ oaly By the great.
~ cous1Gs asl ssie.coatroi was sAe
sAie - snoeAss ~ IRE aal tsas
~ sADeh1ae Aea ~ ~.
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14
dwelling of Santa re Tlail
Monument at Fort Rent

EI HE unveilins of the beautiful
stone which Is the gift
of \. +. Reynolds to the
- Daughters Of the American
Revolution of Colorado and the init.
ed States. and which will henceforth
mark the sight OF Fort Bent. the
last and the most distinct landmark
on the Santa re trail. has been ac-
complished. and thereby an event
which has for weeks held the anti
cipating attention OF patriots and
OF historians has been consumated.
On Thursday afternoon. long be-
fore . 80 O'Clock. the hour determin.
cd upon for the unyeillng ceremon.
les. a notable aud interested COM
pany nearing two hundred In number
and coming from Pueblo. Denver. Las
Animas aud La Juata. had gathered
AT the sight of the old fort. on the
Reynolds farm seven miles east OF
this city. and were wandering her.
and there noting the lonely grave.
the old we'll and the springs of prom
ise, or elsewhere selecting beautiful
stones 10 carry away as valued me
mentlos These prople had been cot.
reyed 10 the spct In CARRIAGES. IN,
autos. AMI strange as it may seem.
by a stage Indeed boy sta sc--for the
old Overland. a genuine coach. which
is in proud POSSESSION of Las Ani.
mas a u wAl,l SPEAK elolnontly fr m
every inch o; It's Nc1iher-bogt sur.
face OF those far-off. thrilling DAYS
cf staging it." swept up. just as
OF old. drawn by six pranoins horsea
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14
S. n. G. Club.

The members OF the S, H. g. club
and their mothers gathered Tues
day evening a, the home OF Mrs T.
y. Westbrook. on South Bellyicw
avenue. 10 be her guests At melon
party
The r"freshment menu comprised
watermelon. muskmelon, pumpkin pie
aud ho, coffee.
About the time the guests were
preparing To 20 home II began to
rain and they were forced. not at all
20 their diaplcasure To convert
their melon party into slumbcI
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14
Death Of Jesse Harrison.

Jesse Harrison. aged clghty.s.ycn
years. die" at his home on Sixth
street. last Sunday evening.
The old gentleman had been In
falling health for some time. TIL.
funeral service was held Tuesday NJ
tho Mayhem undertaking pariors. con
ductcd by Rev. Chas r. Daniel of
the Presbyterian church.
intermcnt was In Fsiryiew Gene.
terry.
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14
Death Of Icy I. hastings.

10y I. Hastings. son Of Mr. and
Mrs. W. e. Hastings. died September
5,h at the family residence on West
seventh street. aged thirteen years.
leycn months and fifteen days Fun
crai service WAS held nj III. bom.
at 3.30. o'clock on September 9Th.
conducted by Rev. W T, Davis. aud
interment MAS at fair,icw GENE.
terry.
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14
chssesvl Helpers.

Tho Cheerful Helpers met wodnes.
day Ai,crnooon at the home of Mas
Elizabeth McManes. 502 Lincoln Nv.
enus. After . pleasant business
and study hour. dainty refreshments
we're seeveA.
TAoss present were Elisabsth Nc.
Maass, AbAie Hsllsy. Lawn Brown,
Nan o1ovooD - DooGle Ru0G1g.
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14
ROOSEVELT NEXT THURSDAY

Theodore Roosevelt. the next pres
ident of the United States, accom-.
panied by his party. will arrive In
La Junta in the private cars May.
flower and Sunbeam, attached to No.
s. at $3.50 o'clock, Thursday morning,
September 18th. He will be In
La Junta forty minutes, and will
leave on a special train for Pueb.
10 at 1890 O'Clock. The schedule,
en- route to Denver according to
the transportation advice of the
Santa Fe. is as follows:
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14

THIS VIII give everybody In Otcro
county an opportunity to hear Roose-
welt in one of his mastery addresses
for social and industrial Justice In
the cause of the common people. and
1t Is going TO be great day In La
Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14

name OF the best book she had read
during the summer months. and the
program consisted OF report from
each as TO how she had spent her
vacation.
Much business was attended 10 In
the way OF planning for the years
work and the session closed with the
usual service of refrcshment.
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14
p. e. o. Initiai Session.

The p. T.. o. met IN Initial session
wsdAssday. afternoon At the home Of
H. ee1 saalsy a. RaAaa avenue
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14

toeasln1s1 - Lea Rasa)
La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14

HE unveilIng Of the beautiful
stone which is the gift
of a. f. Reynolds to the
Daughters Of the American
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-19

Richard Staley and Tom Rich
ards furnished oodles of fun at
the Macabees entertainment, es-
pecially in their mimicry of the
Lady Macabees. Dick sang a solo
ia his most inimitable style en-
titled the BLACKS NTH" that was
numerous in the extreme while
Tom taxed the risibilit,es of the
audience with his catchy song
"Everybody's Pickin' on Me-
At the conclusion of this song he
was presented with a roll which
on opening proved to be feather
duster that was presented by
"the boys" 1t was give as a joke
and accepted by Tom as such for
there was no dust on his singing
or acting. 1t was the genuine
kind that is 50 greatly appreciated