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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-12-05
Notice 10 Creditors

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orphans Court q 81 kiaFy's County, aess-
Eosemhar islh, lsA
nhDe RED ~ TnE c0uRf, THAI Maxy &.
~ lftaxsH, Admtnislf4tRlK o. Joan &. neeyon
iatn 0fkk. Mary rauntY, Nd anennana. SiVe
the notice Repaired w Law % the aseeAAed'a
creditors 10 eKhlhil their etAlan. and thai
tho sAns b Published once week tof si1
successive weeks ID the ~ NaEF,e neAson,
nkNs. CoMns,
Fsegiatef a Wula,
Tru6sopy. TEST BwNa. CoMna,
Hexnlsk.Dg WINS foE 81 MaFy's County.
Ia pursuance assahe ah04a order. haFehy
Rivs n03see ihnt IhaFel ontM1n4n ffona me
0rphans Court II 40 Mafys county Nd
letters q Aatniniassag Ga TIE personal =.
1oilsc REesfst
late IL sAld rodnsy. 6nreMnssasN An p6ssoea
hAFtng efnilf56 muAsa5akkIin taAa AQoaAsna IRE
herobS u0tl8ed 10 * IRIS tie aAsilo villa she
proper 70 ehfsE atlas he'd thefeio, % ths sab
aeFibgF 81 ~ beiokA the a ahF ~ AAF i9l1i
tbny WI otherwise ~ law ba eAciune9 fFem
aha b0dn4ika 81 Axad eNiAte Al peenunN ~.
apbina u taa teneNsNd are Required ~ mako
immediAfe payment ~ tie aahHprinAF
NARY y. nkEyEa,
NOV. ism ADMINISTRATIVE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-12-05

Groceries
~ Large Bars Soap for - CTS.
thai every body sells for more.
Tho hant Loose CoEfae shas every
body sells for SOC my price 2Oc per
pound
Best grsuuialed sugar ~ lbs for
DOc sold elsewhere for u 20
$50 Fire tsas cpaloll that every
uody soils Tor I5c q gal. my price.
Zoe poF gal
Davis o. X. Baking pOw1er 0 boz
Ties Tor 2bo
Beat family llonr that sells for e..
= bbl my price. ~ 40
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-12-05
corsky's Rpint

situate on th6 north side III Jeromsin
Creek, in Sc Inigo's district, Ast. MARY
county, containing
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-12-05
70 Asrss More o. Lees

The impi Ovements consist ~ small
house. The property ID desirable ope
and ! hereby give notice, that on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-12-05

li-l4as sheriff q y. Mary I County.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-12-05
CtOthi9sQ

/ nlsc have on hand . suil line %
Mems. Yonshs and Boya' cIoth-
Ing
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07
Wrtn,kdmpft
anf Dem Dalkan!
3hrieu ttbanpisn lire Stellnnsen.
-yirtmadlfe iueroen ben :
Slrits uerbiiten.

Berlin Z. Oftobcr.- @s6rerg
Sformiiecl an Der tiirfliden @ren.
&c entlang iueroen jpiidlcn Siirfrn
eircrieifS m0 gnlgoren SerbGl
rnb Wcnteiiegrineri onoerieits ae.
meloct. Is eab einiae @lcuid)en,
ikrIidte, bod waren oicic aGmpfs
nid)t beionocrS ernit. Die liirfen
behauptcteu lire Goiitionen aIlge.
neiu. wlnn boiit bier INNER nod.
cat Der ariee abgslurnoct peroen
f0une. IN ssohiinntinopel lit eirl
toIIrs arieesfieber ousgebroden.
Sonoon, Z. Oitober. Die Wi16.
IL hnbcn iid nod ldngeren Sonic.
ren5en ibrer yertreter oui einen
gslan geeiniat, lnut ipcldcm Der
ariea aui Dem golfon ermicocn
ircrOen fonne. @riehenlano, Bull
adrien. Serbipn mo gNontcncgr,
iiho geipnrnt iuornen. baB, ioas lie
aud IN Dem benoritebenOen arieee
ficareid, iein IoItcn, iie nift nuf
eine erpeiterilna ihrer gebiete auf
Soften Der 2iirfei sn rcdnen
hrartten. Die 9iirfei iii nufge.
foroert, Wiareoon;ca ailS afbanien
annfangreihere SeIbitperluolhmg 5u
ncben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07
ScntIdJe Sasieier int Sentiden
bGnic.

Gie am Sonntag bonn Smaba
Glottoeutihen 8erein, 9eutihelr
GAmen.@erein, 9omen.@eiangper-
ell o2nra~ uno Der @eIangsieftion
ocS 9lattoelttiden 8ereins arrnn'
1irtc Geutihe Tag sycier crfreute
III, eines ilbcrous 3ablreidcn 91s
llihcs; uno ein crfreitliheS 3eid)elt
trar es, Dob lid nameltlid 10 pielc
Gerciil5ntitgIieoer eiltqeilntOen bat.
ten. Der Solpcuantbeil oil Dem Sc.
liitgen oes @an5en muB Dem aus
20 Dlitglie0ern beiteben0en, inter
Seitung beS 0erul @p Sod (Siio'
Guioba) befinoli6en 0io31rt Gllt6
sngeitanoen tuerOen. Die illgen0.
Itdcu Wtuiifer ipieIten pr1dtig ltno
iomobl iie ielbit Die al1b Der Better
6es Sr6eiterS Nerr BOD puroen
Surcb 6ftere Serporriiie 9eebrt. Gen
gpael idoBen iie nit Dem lhneioi-
gen Sortrag oeS DonalnpaIjerS al.
gllS ein bor8ilgliher Gologeiger
iiibrte it'd Serr Sreo s5reorifiult
Gin. gluf anboIten0en 8eifdll bin
iah er iid 3u elmer 3ugo6e gen6-
tfiot.
Der 9omens@eianguerein n2bro"
mar leioer idjpad nertretelt oicieS
uadte lih beionOers i'm 9llt be-
iano iih obcr in slagc-
mci,en nit ieiucit 8ortrigcn redt
gut ab
Die iuieoer ms Sc6ct 9erlicnc
GeIon9siettion aeS omaha Ylatt
ncniihen &ereins inng imtcr 2ei-
t!mg non 0erru Nod 5pei gicoer,
init SrdeiterbeoIeitaag mclhc 10
gut onIproden oaB man lpeitcre
Dcrlangte. GieIeS aber
airg nidt oil. Genn oos &cper.
toire ocriel6en beitebt bis ooto mtr
nlS ben beiOen 2ieoern.
&err otto airlber pertpicS in eli.
ner fllr5en slnprahe auf Sic 9e.
hel,il,ng 0es Cages. &on Der guf.|
iiltrlna Der lebeuoer 9ilOer nliBte.
!ciocr glbliano 9enomrnen meroen.
ca 8err Gsfor Sieben feline 3eit
bate, oieiclben Sit itellcr.
Diit einenl ifottcn 9all fam STE
IN icoer S,inlidt crIolgreide Jeier
sam sIbidhIG.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07

ipredenoe 9tpti3 puroe nll Der gori(
anoei6lngen. glngeblid ober mcroer
Die RcierpiIten einbebalten, inO Die
Gcmpagnien Der aorps 5, Z, 12,
tE uno t6 ouf t60 0tann aebrndt.
.Scoeniaas lit bic 5tiumlmg bier
bodernit.
8leIIad) miro siuBlan0 ell 9op-
pelIpieI porgetuorfen. @06renN
amtlidl gum 5rieoell gebloicn maro,
bemertiieaigte Der rlliliidc SeionOtc
NeIgrao, b. SartlDi1, oaS SiinN.
niB ser galfonitoatrn. pelhes Die
ruiiiidpn 6offreiie itliben.
a1nig @eorg bon Grie6enlano,
tpeIder oui Ser Gurdreiie nod
g!tben bier peilte, beiudte Den aai.
Ter tSran5 eSoiepb. Der greiie Serr.
idcr criniberte 6ann bcn @eiid nno
mlroc, nIs er ourd) Die Staot fnbr.
oon Ger 9enolferlmg Itiirniid) be.
oriibt. Sci Der 8eacnbiIitc ooucrte
Dic llnterboltl.rg 0reipiertcl4 4Stm,
ben.
@raf gchtolo. Der oiterreidliidj-
0iinilter ocs 9(tnbern,
bate ipGter cine niebr olS einitiin.
eigc llnterreouug nit Dem Sonig
Scr Selenen.
aodit ein0rufsboll perIief bic
iiiltgite Sibing bes SeerausiduiieS
Der 0itcrrei6iithcn Delegation Ger
gtaferent tSrof Glams@iartiiib iuics
aui oen Grnlt Der Gage BIN. gr
iprad Den &sunIA aus, aaB Ole Scr.
isbung ben 0ricben erbalten noac.
0od. lucnn CT aeitort iperoen ioli-
ID. uerDe oie oIte rlibmreihc g(rncc
NIT oericIben gegeifterung, t,rn pcl.
der lie inuner beieclt gelucien ocit
Nanpivst&'rebnlcn mo liescm poel'
iterben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07
sif-Sar.Sen arofer Grfula.

Samitag mar Der Iebte SSeIttag
&icle 9eiuher lpnren bereitS am
01ttipod 9lbeno, tlad Ser Gleftri,
iIen Earaoe, uno peitere tduicnoe
en- 5reitag no9 SauS oereiit io-
0ab Omaha ibon fat oas alltaglide
glnsIeben lpieoer Bate. Die a0nigS.
itraBe purOe in 6ieient Sabre bon
1f4,506 8erionen beiitd]t, gegen
t09,646 int Dorigen Sabre. Den
&inoern itan0en Bis G llbr g[benoS
nll Die 8eluitigungen, ipie MerrDs
go-rou1os', 6erris. .8beeI ii. I. M.
gum baIben Greiie sur gerfiigung,
ulo tie nadten notiirli6 ou3giebig-
item 8ebrauh oapon.
Die 3abl bcr 8aittbeilnebmer miro
groBer bon SSSabr 5il Sabr. 0aS lit
eia iiderer 8eipeiS, ooB 0nlabn'S
&drrcbal in INNER lpeiteren arci-
len 6efannt mir0. 5lur geiten 0rna-
Eo's iolpobl OILS auG OeS gansen
GtoateS. Cine Stnot, in Ser man
ild gut nntiiiirt bat, be9Glt man in
Grinnerltng. ltno al
Oieie 9eiuder meroen aid ocn Gin.
6ruf nit nah Salts genontmen ia.
ben bob Omaha nit 9fedt 0en 9ta-
men Der Goniqin 0eS 8eItenS fiihrt,
rnO 6aB SanOel m0 Snouitrie im
itctigcn 9luf6liiben begriffen iino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07
Su,inliIt seibcl iprid,t.

Ger So3iaIiIt Gnil Seiocl, Dor.
mails 9iirgerlneiitcr BON MiIlpaufec
t'elt SamItaa 9lbeno Dor eiller mi
Qelu01nlid 5a6lreihen beigeilterter
.3uboreridaft III Der gSnibingtou
5alle eine mebritiinoige 9feoe, II
lpcldcr cr bic io3iaIiitiitcn @rlmb-
prin5ipicn ouSeinoerlcgte. Ser
Seioel lit Gin iiber5cltaeliDcr Teb.
ner. Srine 8ortc fielen oIIern
9lnidein nod anf frlld,tbarelt 80.
rcn sln ben aIten 9sartcicn lieE
er fein alltes Soar. Sim idllinnl.
iten fan Sfooiepelt nit iciner Eor.
tel iuelde er nidt oie brittle, Ion-
6trr' iii aIler sSorrn ocs 9fed,tes
Die FINITE ronrte. gun bier ans
beaab iid Serr SeioeI nad @poul.
ing.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07
gpiatifer aetOOtet.

Berlin, Z. Gftober. Der iunac
qDiotifer gluguit 9irfmcier fail0 III
Sannoper ieinen 3ob, inoem er nit
ieincm Gin6eder ous bisber mtcr.
florli6en l1riaden aus ocu 2iiiten
Itiir3te.
SSobannist6al, Z. Gftober. --gei
hen bier itattfinOen0en @ettflieeen
ser glpiatifer oeriagte eiu 9oppel.
Scder, in tpelden lid) Der 2nftidif.
fer @rnit 9llig uno iein Dledanifer
bcian0en, Den 8ienit uno itiir5te
aus elmer So6e bon 450 8uB 81
goOen. 8ei6e 2tftidiifcr bIieben
aui Der Stelle tobt.
eoorona, g. g., Z. 0ftober -
Ger iiirge ioponeiiidle Gnitihiiier
@otl1bio follibirtc bie eincm 6lliac
nil elmer 8inomilble rmo itiir5te
ob, iuoonrf) ieinc 300 bcrbeigeiiibrt
truroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07
Gin gseeer nns 16 QicrOc berbronnt

llngef1br Inn 10 llbr SomItag
Nbfno brnuniten in Council gIufls
cine Reibe 5dluppea an groaoiuap
fiDiid,en 7. iluo s. Strabe nieoer.
,Sn oem ynieuo id)ilea untiid,arei,
fcSheH @saase berIoren eia 4eser,
ssnfp @uibingtcn, iein 2cbelt nno
iefsSebn 8ferOr famen gIcidfnGs
hi ben 5lamincl iInt Ger &c,
id)1ftstbcil Der Stobt iplIroc, 6a oie
cIeftriid)en 2eitlnasordbtc aus.
frannten, in Gunfelbeit pericbt. Ole
Gfuppen gehorten 3boinas g1c.
wiulen, 6. z. 6ommnn nn6 9.
9. 9rolDn. Gir 2dben m0 Offices
mubieli nit aer5en erIeuftet iper.
Delt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07
lsanss isamilie psrnna[iift.

Eallas, Ter, Z. Sfiober. Gin
s(rtonlobil, III tueIdem glufus s.
Cornelius, feline sSrnu lmo stp.i
ainber iaBen muroe bon elmer
eleftriid|en Gar gctrofIen uu6 nQe
o-ei auf Ser Steac getootct. Gas
auioHcbil pnr in 5iuei Stiide ge.
id)nitten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07
tsinbredlrr madlen a,lte gcntc.

s5ll ole Wobnuna bon ". u.
Grosbp Mpmah. 3621 SamiIton
siraBe, iDirbe Soultta9 glbero ein-
.aphrodel iuo aleioer iotpie
ISdinludiaden i'm @ertbe bon me6.
|reren FunDert Collars 9eitobIen.
|Gis Ginbreher ioaen ii6 bilrd eil
ESititerieniier Gingana oeridofft ba.
hen. Ger asoIijei ipurbe cine BE-
|tailIirte 2iIie Der qeito1lenen @e-
Igeiiitduoe argp6em
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07
aaa6e Dun gIntomO6il ii6eria6ren.

Ser lOJabfi9e Anabe gIrtbur
Friedman, 1916 iii0l. 10. StraBe,
iuiroe Snlnitng Radniittag bon eli.
mem 4utontobiI, sefiibrt our6 ben
1orbigen @illiam SnDncS, ii6cria9.
rem uno to0tIih perlebt. Ger I'M.
0liidlife anabe tpnr0e nod Dem
Gt. Soiepb's Soipital gcidoflt. Ger
eInuffelir 0aines bebarptet, lang.
Jam aefabreu Ill iein iiO argebaI.
ten su haben. lobaIO cr fonutc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07
Spredlca fir csaft.

eeuotpr Burton bon Ohio troi
Geute Wiorqen BON 0iten in Gnaba
Elm @r iprad) I'M Grtbonge @e-
bdilhe III SiiOsGinoha imo lp1t. I
I'M Smobu Goulmersial GIub. 81
bob aae Gor5iige Der Republicans
idlen Eortei berpor. Seiner 9ln.
iidlt nad, lit 3aft Scr eili6is fisbtige
W'anll Der oie eelcbidc Dcs 9allocs
Ic!tcn iollte. Gin allocrc GaIt- Set.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07
Wipro nnS seIbitmurS.

Gcoar 9iopi0s, Sa., 7. Gftober.
Ter 30 Sabre olte Gbas. g}opaf
traf geitern nit ieiner iunscn 6rau
6icr elm; pdbreno zines 5tpiitben
Cen G6egntten ousaebrodenen
Streites eridoB ser Mant ieinc
6rnu uno begging onnn Sel6itmoro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07
gnNraf1Qe.

,5n iljrer gSollnmg gde Ser 25.
AtrO llsStrabe, Sa0.Omaba. Der.
fiarb ssreitag 9}1tt i'm 2 llbr
SrGn t1opfie geol, Die giutter bon
jes $. geal, i'm 9llter BON SO Sob.
rfn. Gas gfar16nis fano onl
Gonlltaa yindnittag Inn 2 llbr in
5rrt Calhoun Itatt.
SEER I. 8. glenl Ill beim StaOt.
i7laenielr bon SiiO 0mabo, Scrrn
neranaiua geal, als 2nnoid)oitsma-
Ter beid)nitigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07
aolliiion sluiidIen Yiotorepele nno
9sahH,ng.

Ncrr sllDe " S,aines, @eitdfts-
iitnrer Der @reat @eitern spothefe,
I2O iii0f. 16. straRe. lno esfiI r.
strcnboIui, 1850 iiiOl. 3. Gtrabc,
frfli5ten spnutao ylorgeu ali ei.
giem wloiurrveIp Die ejeleiic Der
lluiom Eneiiic yobn am Cane Gllt.
oH 'dls Elm beranbrnuienOer gnbn.
stig iar griabrt iroi g'eiSe iDiirs
Dcn idner persett. Dan ihafitc
M initteIit Nabnslig nod Der GtaOt
'Inlb ins NOipital.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07

ebrcr, 8 8. Saroing bon 9snrio,r.
g., miro bclltc sIbcno inn Spric
8beoter gtgciiterinlg fir Die g.
.. q. ju crlpeden iuaen. -
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GeHer StnrmidJuOen

In btridlico,ncn sbeiirn Ientidj.
lnnos. - ysadfOlacr fir er5bi.
Idol wilder pua aOln?-1entidl.
Lamb, SeiterreidJ nno SaIfunira.
nc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-07

Sbcrcs SiIO: Die beiOcn eillBiaen
@agsons Oes entsleiiten S6neQ.
5iigcs, Die MIR tbciItpeiie 5ertriim.
inert ipuroen. ollie anoercn pur.
0en in einen faIt inentuirrbaren
Griinrnerbaitien brrtpanbelt.
llnteres Bib: 3ertriimmerter uno
ham ourd 6ener fait oolitdn.
Gig bcrnidtcter BuamannSdIaf.
uoggon.
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(5ortletl,ila duf Seite !.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30
)ETRO|T To BE
{. MOTOR CENTER
lantS of Great Corporation To
Be Moved, Says Presi-
dent Flanders.

DETROIT, Nov. 29.-Detroit clinches its
supremacy in the automobile world
Arough the decision of Judge Hough. Of
he United States district court in New
Eork.
EThe United States Motor Company is
b be recognized, Walter f. Flanders, Of
Detroit, is to be president of the new cor
poration, the headquarters and most Of
be branch plants will he removed to
bis city, and the Flanders Company Will
e taken over.
FOther projects contemplated are the i'm
bediate reopening Of the Brush and
Sampson plants here, and the production
Il several new models, also the conttnu-
nee of the FLANDERS Skies" which are
Gov on the market.
The deal for the rehabilitation of the
United States Motor Company was per
fected about three weeks ago in New
! ork. but had to be ratified by the courts
4 is declared that some of the capital
sts and business men backing the sub
hilary companies objected, and as minor
f. stock holders they filed petition ask
jig that the company be declared solvent.
gudge Hough disallowed this petition
Company Tottered
Some time ago, when the corporation
Jas lettering. committee Of wan street
bankers decided upon d plan to set the
sompany on it's feet and by making proper
financial representations To- the creditors,
| obtained from them acceptance of the
slan outlined The creditors since then
ave deposited over $4,000, 600 on a ST.
100000 Indebtedness. part of which is 10
be returned to them in cash and the bal
IJnce in stock
When the reorganization committee fer
seted out a way TO relieve the company
financial condition, they looked for new
head who could bring order out of chaos.
Mr.. Flanders was decided upon. He re-
used to have anything to do with the
Opposition unless the headquarters were
placed in Detroit. and business regime
UGH as he desired, instituted.
Headquarters In Detroit.
With the decision OF the Federal court
n record, the headquarters in New York,
vhere $50, 600 yearly rent is paid, win at
nee be brought here. This means that
oetween 200 and 900 clerks, The engineer
ing force and the heads Of departments
are TO come at once. The new models
are to be drawn, and the Brush and
Sampson plants, with several thousand
Forkmen, will soon be open> again.
E'rhe Flanders Motor Car Company is to
ie purchased at set price of s., $50. 600,
If which $10O0,OoO will be paid in cash
no the balance i'm stock. William H..
II
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-09
MORE LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mn Joseph Hart are the
parents of new daughter
Mrs c =. Triplet, returned Tue.
day from Pueblo where she had spent
a Few days with friends
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kent have
returned to this city from a weeks
stay at their ranch in Smith Canon
Mrs D. \ Bole returned TO her
home at fairmount Sunday after a
visit with relatives In Kansas CITY.
Mo
Mrs J +. Handy returned ,arly In
the week from Beatrice. N.b. where
4 she Was called by the death Of her
mother.
I MIR and Mrs l.. / GiffrH return
ID TO their home In Pueblo las, Sun
lay pf'.r briff visit with Mrs. J.
V Price. Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Rober, =. class r.
turned to Pueblo 'arly In tho week
after visit with Mrs Glass par.
ents, Mr and Mrs } = wlsa.u
Tho Harvest Home social given
Thursday night by the Royal Neigh.
bors at the woodmen baI sas
highly enjoyable affair, and large
number We're prcFelt
Goarge Cove. Who recently Il La
Junta IN search OF new r.Ec. OF
abode. writes that he Is nos loeat.
ed In ohiowa. Neb. and % 1rward
his Tribune 10 that addr,-ss
Mr and Mrs RUBY. of lnd.auHIs. la
aho have been Nisitlns their Hiuxh.
tor. Mrs r. u Adams. lef, lls ru.f.
isy br Memphis. Tenn. uh"r, they
will make an extended visit 18th
son.
Mrs benjamin u an. ami NH.
daughter. Doris. left MondaF for
Montreal. Canada. which II their for.
m.r home Il is hoped thar the
change viii benefit Mrs us,n's
health
Miss Haiti. l.. Clllum writes ron
b.rnardsion. Mass. sh"rr shr ard
her mother has. been visiting for sev
eral months. To chang. the address,
OF the Tribun. To IA Amity street.
Brooklyn. y. Y.
Miss Martha Phillips returned TO
coloraio sprinxs Tuesday where she
10 a student At Colorado COLLEGE Mis-
PHILIPPE had been spending a few
days In La Jun,a With her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Rufus Phillips
W ,. Meyers Ia putting In a cc-
m"ni floor In tn. basement of the
Woodruff block. sou,h Of th. court
hcus" s,s ineh-. of satrrprps
concrete. reinforced With iron. /. bS-
ins Installed. ~hica II Is hoped viii
make the basement impor, lou. 10
moisture.
Mr.. Morgan skyl-s. of Amaril,s.
Texas. accompanied by her 800.
Ralph. arrived In La Jun,a a f,v
days axo fer a brief visit With h~r
mother. Mrs. Addie Eddy. and her
Uncle. ". ,. Lindsay. OF wamexo.
kaa.. who ~as here for several days
Visiting relatives
Mrs y y. Stephenson. Who hss
been spending the winter ut,. 49,
daughter. Mrs. X. =. CHATTER. in p..s,.
yer. writes u change III. address
os the Tribune TO 1916 we., Thirty.
seventh Drive. Los Angeles. csik.
where she ~ill max. an .xt.ndsA
visit With her grard daughter. Mn
Katie May Hyde Bullock
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-09
3NyfMEn6UM
rrade =, the P.nce Drug store.


Livery and transfer. Earr 4 Rose.
phone Junta 80
Bread. pies and cakes baked to
order. Phone, Jun'a 2ss
The rink Is now open evenings on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday only.
Mrs. Ida Fuyit and little son. Har.
old. are home from stay OF several
months a, Colorado Springs.
Don't forget the Music Club con.
cert at the Presbyterian church
next Monday night Admission. %
cents.
Ed Marshall was down from Pu.b-
10 on the day after the big land
slide He thinks he'll survive the
catastrophe.
tn. North La Iunta Bible Study
Club held no meeting this week Tn.
next meeting will tax. place Tuesday
Night al the home OF John McIaren.
The Music Club concert. with some
II the best talen, Ia the state. will
be the star at'rar ton az tie Pres
byierian church next Monday even.
ing
Miss Call Parrish. who IS teach
er in the city schools. vert to La
mar Tuesday to cast her vote. and
returned u La Jun,a wedn, siay
morning
The Music Club concert at the
Presbyterian church next Monday
evening promises to be- the music.
al treat Of the sea ason Admission,
only % cents
Miss Frances o'Rourke. who has
been spending several months on hor
fathers ranch with her brothers.
has returned to TIE family home In
this city to spend tie winter.
Henry Glazbrook and p. c. Garrett.
both of the J. ]. ranch. motorcd to
Rocky Ford Monday. In company with
\ y. Corbln and H. 4 Dawley. OF
this city business interests occa-
stoned the trip
Mrs. Victor Hogg expects to leave
next week for Bessemer. Ala for
an extended visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ C. Drury Mrs
Ilogg will also visit her sister. Mrs
George + Nelson In Chicago
Mr. and Mrs G " Buck. Of fow.
l"r. spent Sunday afternoon In La
lunta. the guests Of ye editor and
family. but had to hurry home on
the plug" In order 10 be- able TO
attend church In the evening
Tn. Cost Store purchased the en-.
tire stock OF the and 10 cent store
OF \ l. Wright. formerly owned by
Hodges A Kellogg. and combined it
with the mammoth stock OF that
store IN the Dougherty block.
Mrs g : Thompson. ss clerk of
the local camp cf the Women OF
Woodcrafi. has received the amount
OF 81 900 for g W. White. as ben.-
fielaD OF the insurance policy car
riel by the lat. Mrs Arie White
Mrs u T Richards, accompanied
by her slu WAYNE. left las, Tuesday
morning for bakersfield Calf. TO
Join her husband who Is now in the
employ of the mechanical department
OF the Santa Fe at that point
Mr and Mrs ]. II. Pearce were
down from Denver Tuesday and a..
sisted In the democratic landslide
at this point which ~as somewhat OF
pronounced feature all over To.
country They returned 10 their
home In Denver on No II election
morning
Mrs r l.. McGeency. Who has
been visiting her son In Kansas
city. Mo. for several months. return.
81 TO la Junts last Tuesday morning
Just Ia time To yot. Mrs McC..ncy
expects to remain In La Junta until
Jus, b.fof. Christmas and will then /,
return to Kansas city
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-09
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Sogthf quarter g
2t-5j adjoining la Iunta. Write
wm II Whitehead. owner. II. Xii
tredge Building. Denver. Colo.
Evening journal., 1912-01-20
TO CONTINUE OLD
CHURCH REVIVAL

Sabbath services at Asbury Church
will be OF an unusually interesting
character. The Berge Sisters viii
add the charm and power of their
beautiful songs to the services Of the
day. At 1880 o'clock the pastor will
preach and at the close of the morn
ing service an opportunity will be
given to those who desire to join the
church.
The Sunday school session begins
at ? o'clock. The Rev. E. c. Mac
nichol will meet the Mems Bible class
AZ 215 o'clock. The Epworth League
will meet at $50 o'clock. Az 7.30
o'clock there will be a half hour of
song service at which the Berge Sis
ters will sing. assisted by the young
peoples choir. After a short sermon
revival services will continue
Revival services will be held every
night during the coming week. The
Berge Sisters will remain another
week and will sing every night