La Junta tribune., January 01, 1898, Image 1

About La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939

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LA JUNTA TRIBUNE.
RURURMRf X'ilUit WqjjUSPJkV AMD SATURDAY•
Jpi. JUtfTA,QT*EO <Xgf**f,|COLORADO. SATURDAY. JANUARY 1.1898.
"RING OUT THE OLD, RING IN THE NEW."
Riag snt riWi ills to the wild sky,
The dying c&id, the frosty light:
Tbs yearitjAing in the night;
Ring .out, wild and let him die.
Ring out tl£,d§ ring in the new,
Sing, happy Jells, across the snow:
. -The year is geing, let him go;
Ring Out tb* iSRy, ring in the true.
Ring out the gref that saps the mind,
For those tbri here we see no more:
Rind out of rich and poor,
Rhag in redress Jo all mankind.
Ringlet a slowly dying cause.
And ancient |rms of party strife ;
. . Ring in the n 1 ibler modes of life,
With sweeter tp tanners, purer laws.
• Riog Out 0® w?*t, the care, the sin,
The tlitfliesSßoldness of the times;
Ring' out my mournful rhymes,
But ring the fu er minstrel in. ,
Ring out Mae ] ride in place and blood,
The civji: sla ler and the spite;
Ring injtbe 1 re of truth and right,
Ring in the coniion love of good.
Ring out did at pes of foul disease;
Ring oat the larrowing lust of gold;
Ring out the* housand wars of old,
Ring in the tho sand years of peace.
Ring in the val mt man and free.
The huger hi irt, the kindlier hand.
Ring out the larkness of the land;
Rin&in the Cbi it that is to be.
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Tennyson.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS.
Trade at the Palace drug store.
A new chapel organ has been
placed in the Methodist church.
, Wanted—A girl to do general
puwwwork. Apply to Mrs. G. A.
KrJgore.
p\ed Rockefeller, after a pleas
ant aflsy here, returned to Pueblo
Wednesday.
Misses lLiHie Reed and Annie
O’Doaaell, Las Animas, are
spending the dVy with friends here.
When you wam,t choice meats,
fruits or vegetables}..vou will not
be disappointed when patrtnmzing (
Melvin Bros.
W. P. Jackson and wife returnc d
Thursday morning from Argentim ;,
Kan., where they spent Christm: is
with relatives and friends.
We have added to our stock tl le
celebrated "Perfect" baking pot »-
der and will sell it reasonably. At ik
us about it.—G. B. Round &C a.
By an arrangement agreeable to
all, the commercial work of the I .a
Junta Commercial College will l>e
carried on by Miss Anna Bole.i—
W. L. Edwards. |
The Laguna Canal Company
have made the fifth semi-annual
payment on the land purchased Jjy
the company from the State Land
Board. The land is in this county,
the purchase price of which was
$18,761.20 and the installment
amounted to $1,141.28.
C. A. Beerbohm assumes charge
of the county treasurer's office to
day, being.the first ofj the newly
elected officials to be installed in
office. The balance will take pos
session of their respective positions
about the 10th of the present
month.
The inaugural social of the Le
Allegro Dancing Club, took pllce
at the Opera House last Wednes
day evening, the event being a par
ticularly auspicious one. The cab
5 starts out with a good membetsl p,
the first one given be a good cri
terion.
C. W. Wonderly transacted bus
iness at Lamar Thursday.
The officers-elect will soon be
transacting the county business.
For Rent: —A suite of office
rooms over the postoffice. Apply
to Dr. Finney.
Highest cash price paid for fat
cattle, calves, poultry and produce
at the Columbia Meat Market.
Jack Butler, who spent Christ
mas in Wichita with relatives, re
turned home Thursday morning.
Miss Luverne McCauley went to
1 Las Animas yesterday morning for
a short visit with friends and rela
tives.
Warren Dameron went to Crip
ple Creek Wednesday morning,
where he expects to secure perma
nent employment.
Buy a pair of those fine residence
lots in Mountain View addition on
monthly payments of $j each.—
C. L. Seeley, agent.
Commissioners. Weiland and
Washburn came down Wednesday
morning and held a board meeting
for the purpose of lightening the
work of the January term.
S. R. Mendelson has contracted
for space in the Tribune for the
coming year, and will have some
thing of importance to say to the
readers in each and every issue.
S. J. Armstrong, of Empire City, j
Kan.,'who hat been visiting his ■
wife, who came here some timei
since for her health, returned borne I
yesterday morning, so well pleased 1
with this neck o' the woods that he
iotcuds returning at an early date
to make La Junta hi* permanent
home.
I
The Tribune made an error in
"The Fair's” ad last Wednesday.
Miss McNeil did not get the bask
containing $94-53 “ *“ Mated,
bwt as her goese was nearest right I
abs received tbs prise, a, s»o wives]
tabic Sat,.., Rtf*' South has been:
sick in sad 1 1
ISSL I
| SPECIALS |
£ For the week commencing* #
£ January 3, 1898. £
5 ——— 5
I Your choice of any Ladies’ £
Jacket or Cape or Children’s S
Jackets at J
1-2 |
Your choice of all $4.00 $
Needle Toe Button Shoes in J
Welt or Turn Soles at 5
$2.75 t
I C. F. KfeNMLL. I
Write it 1898.
Joys for Jewelry.
Diamonds—Fisher & Larsen.
W. B. Gobin, of Rocky Ford,
transacted business here Wednes
day.
Mrs. O. G. Hess left yesterday
morning for Pueblo to visit friends
for a few days.
At the head, with a choice line
of everything usually carried in a
first-class market.—Theits& Holly.
G. H. Near and family have re
turned from Creston, lowa, where
they spent Christmas, and are now
in search of a house.
M. E. Biggs took the early train
for Denver Wednesday morning
to attend the annual meeting of
the teachers of Colorado.
County Clerk Gauger issued a
marriage license Thursday to Will
iam Rice to wed Miss Della Por
ter, both being residents of Rocky
Ford.
Tilghman Howard' returned to
Colorado Springs Wednesday
morning,' where he has employ
ment, after a pleasant holiday visit
with his parents and other friends.
That old dry goods mer
chant, C. F. Kendall, in renewing
his contract for 1898, said: “The
I Tribune is the most valuable ad-
I vertising medium in the county. It
| has a 1 good circulation, is one of
! the oldest papers in the valley, and
! its semi-weekly issues make it very
convenient to reach the people."
“The week of prayer” begins on
Monday next. It is observed very
generally by all denominations of
Christians throughout the world,
the topics for the meetings being
suggested by the “Evangelical Al
liance" for all churches. This sea-
I son of prayer will be observed by
the Presbyterian church, services
! being held each evening next week,
I except Saturday, at 7:30. AU are
{cordially invited to participete.
Number 80.
The sacrament of the Lord’s sup
per will be administered on Sunday,
|anuary 9th, at the morning serv
ices.
Mrs. D. Kingery, of El Moro,
who has been visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. C. L. Seeley, returned
home yesterday morning.
Frank Van Gundy, of the Rocky
Ford Republican, dropped down
Thursday morning to arrange for
the removal of the Times plant, re
cently purchased by him.
A Clever Trick: —lt certainly
looks like it, but there is really no
trick about it. Anybody can try
it who has lame back and weak
kidneys, malaria or nervous troub
les. We mean he can cure him
self right away by taking Electric
Bi-.ers. This medicine tones up
the whole system, acts as a stimu
lant to the liver and kidneys, is a
blood purifier and nerve tonic. It
cures constipation, headache, faint
ing spells, sleeplessness and mel
ancholy. It is purely vegetable, a
mild laxative, and restores the sys
tem to its natural vigor. Try
Electric Bitters and be convinced
that they are a miracle worker.
Every bottle guaranteed. Only 30
cents a bottle at Joy's pharmacy.
Awarded
Highest Honors—World’s Mr.
Oold Modal. Midwinter Mr.
viljjpt