La Junta tribune., October 05, 1898, Image 1

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

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Volume XIX
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« We have just received from
Ed. V. Price & Co., Tailors 4
to the trade, about 2,000
Dollars worth of #
t Tailor Made Suits 5
£ That they made up during
the dull season to keep
their men employed. They
S were shipped to us at about
J 50 Per Cent on the $\ J
? -one-half the price it would 5
5 cost you to get a suit made 5
to your measure. We can J
5 sell you a £
£ Tailor Made Suit 5
J at a great deal less price v
J than what you can buy a J
cheap ready-made suit for x
J elsewhere —suits that are J
£ Well Made, £
W with good trimmings, and £
£ that will fit you. We will J
save you some money, and £
J besides dress you up in J
£ Good Shape. £
r Come in and see the #
best line of Clothing ever #
.iii.hsaught-tQ 1,.a junta
W Yours for business, #
i The Price-Draper Clothing Co £
a The Leader* —■ X
!; Health Says |
| Repair the :i
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* See that the sanitary conditions
are perfect and on the most ( K
scientific basis. For this work
J* you need a plumber on whom ȣ
you may rely—one who will do
the work thoroughly and con
* scientiously. Many particular
people have chosen us to do
their plumbing and entrust their <£
i * health to our work. ' if
(' Our workmen are all experts, and
«, we can do anything from mend- ( X
5 * ing a leak in your water pipe to
! supplying your home with bath- «|
room and full sanitary appli- * *
ances in all the latest designs ' j
and most modern ideas.. ( [
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THE PIONEER HARDWARE MEN.
LA JUNTA TRIBUNE.
suiushid iviRY Wednesday and datunday
LA JUNTA, OTERO COUNTY. COLORADO. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1898.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS.
Gone away. .
The Dewey.
Joys for Jewelry.
Trade at the Palace drug store.
Geo. C. Burnett, the Architect,
Room 7, Woodruff Block.
Melvin Bros', pay fancy prices
for fancy fat stock. See them.
For Sale—4so old ewes, well
bred. Inquire of G. R. Buckey.
If you want a fine dining table
and chairs go to F. M. Stark & Co.
B. B. Brown, the Pueblo bank
er, was a La Junta visitor Mon
day.
W. B. Gobin, of Rocky Ford,
was a county seat visitor Monday
on legal business.
Wanted —Fifteen ladies to peel
tomatoes at the La Junta Canning
and Creamery Company.
Highest cash price paid for fat
cattle, calves, poultry and produce
at the Columbia Meat Market.
County Clerk Winchell issued
marriage licenses Monday to D.
L. Stevens and Edith Russell, and
Thomas P. Darr and Mary E.
Carl.
W. M. Koliock left on No. 17
Monday morning for Las Vegas
N. M., and will go on the road
for a publishing house of that
city.
Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Haskins re
turned Sunday morning from New
York, and other eastern cities,
where they have been visiting
during the past six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ford return
ed on No. 5 Monday mottling
from Middleville, Ohio, where they
Taveßeen* visit* n g "relat iv cs iVd
friends during the past month.
Old fashions in dress may he re
vived, but no old fasliionnd medi
cine can replace Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. For sale by Miller &
Andrews.
John Vroman, of Fowler, sold
4,000 head of cattle to Henry
Boice & Co., of Kansas, last week.
About 2,500 head of the lot were
loaded from the La Junta stock
yards last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bentley and
daughter, Miss Lettie, left on No.
5 Monday morning for Denver to
witness the carnival festivities.
Mrs. Bentley and daughter expect
to remain in the city for a month
or more.
D. W Carpenter will close his
photograph gallery the last of the
present week, and expects to go
on the road in that line of business
until cold weather sets in. B. F.
Gleasman, who purchased the pro
perty, will remove the gallery to
the rear and erect on its site a
neat, brick cottage.
G. C. Burnett, the architect,
has been engaged this week in
drawing un the plans for an ele
gant residence which is 10 be
erected in Mountain View addition
in the near future by Mr. Eugene
Rourke. We were permitted to
inspect the front elevation of the
plan, and speak advisedly wheu
we say that it will excel in archi
tectural beauty any residence in
the Arkansas Valley. It will cost
■0 the neighborhood of (6,000.
P. E. Lewis, our local speedy
bicycle rider, returned from Al
buguerque, N. M. Saturday, where
he bad been attending the terri
torial fair. Ed entered in each
one of the bicycle events and suc
ceeded in capturing eight first
prizes and one second. This is a
record of which he may well feel
proud, at several of his competi
tors were bicyclists of national
reputation. A dispatch front Al
buquerque to the ■Denver Repub
lican of Monday says: “Ed Lewis
is the finest rider that ever com-!
peted in this city, and won first!
place in no less than eight races
during the week.”
Fisher & Larsen carry the largest
line of jewelry in the county
For fresh bread, pies or cakes go
to Fisher's, postoffice news stand.
Eight per cent money for city or
farm loans.—W. R. Gibson, Cen
tral block.
Go to F. M. Stark & Co. for
bargains in furniture, stoves and j
queensware.
C. M. Fisher, the Santa Fe fuel
contractor, was in town yesterday j
on business.
You can never complete a nice
Sunday dinner without going to j
Melvin Bros’, market.
Call at Hawkins' Cash Store for 1
particulars if you want to rent a
nice four-room cottage.
Wanted —Fifteen ladies to peel
tomatoes at the La Junta Canning
and Creamery Company.
Mrs. C. A. Beerbohm left on
No. 5 Monday morning for Denver 1
10 attend the carnival fete and
visit relatives for a few days.
About seventy tickets were sold
at the local station Monday and
Tuesday for Denver, to parties
desiring to attend the carnival fes- j
tivities.
For Sale—Shropshire rains; fifty
yearlings, 100 lambs; also 150 old
ewes. Apply to P. H. Swectman,
twelve miles from La Animas on
the road to Arlington.
Do You Pay Rent? —l have two
small suburban properties that I
will sell on easy monthly payments
and low interest rate. Call and
see about them.—Frank Finney.
The certificate of incorporation
town of king Center, Otero
county, was filed with the county
clerk Monday. B H. Martin, M.
A. Noble, G. W. Lawrence, J. H.
Welborn and Alfred Swanson were
selected as a hoard of directors to
manage the affairs of the town for
one year.
T. M. Finney has sold his de
partment store to Guy E. Smith,
and expects to leave about the
15th of the present mouth for the
Indian territory, where he will en
gave in the mercantile business
with his brother-in-law, Mr. John
Florer. Mr. Finney and his es
limable wife, during their short
residence in this city, have made a
host of friends, who will he sorry
to see them leave, but whose good
wishes will follow them to their
new home.
A. McCargo was arrested last
Saturday on a charge of assault
and battery preferred by James
Burns. The case came up in the
afternoon before judge Douthitt
and a jury of twelve men. The
jury included almost every leading
business man in town and was a very
distinguished looking body. They
brought in a verdict of acquittal.
McCargo was charged with having
used undue force in ejecting one of
Mr. Burns’ sons from Louis
1 Theits' meal market, thereby
causing him to sprain his ankle.
The jury evidently thought other
wise.
J. W. Ekelbrett, the popular
barber of the Dewey tonsorial par
lors, met an old time crony Sun
day evening in the person of A. T.
Alexander, of D Company, Ninth
Cavalry. Mr. Alexander was in
the thickest of the fray at Santiago
■de Cuba, and has a number of,
souvenirs which he picked up on j
jthe field of battle. Two o< .he J
| relics he presented to Mr. Etc!-1
j brett—a watch and a pair of ear- j
| rings which were taken from the
j person of a Spanish major who
fell on the battle field. The
watch is badly delapidated, having
been Struck on the rim by an'
American bullet. Mr. Ekelbrett |
I has the souvenirs on exhibition at
I the Dewey.
| Have you selected your si
I new Fall Costume yet? j
$ We are ready, jj
jkk And you won’t be offered the haphazard choice y
of a buyer who was not posted, but the very 3]
jP handsomest things that our dress goods expert ?]
could set k out—and he stands very close to SI
the leaders among importers and manufac- \|
§ Hirers. Every house can’t get first choice.
We do get it. It’s a point worth remember- y
ing when you start out for that new dress. Jj
I Does this weather make you think j
tyou need “New Blankets?” y
Now', a word about new blankets as we show y
and sell them. Here pure wool means pure ?!
wool, part cotton is part cotton with us, and ?l
we even admit that we have some that are \|
all cotton. But where’s the advantage, you
say. Full widths and lengths, the prettiest y
A conceits in borders, the best value in fabric. y
a: From the lowest priced to the highest there’s ?!
2? a range of values that gives every one ample ?l
choice and without the slightest danger of Sm
<JS going wrong. y
If it’s going to be a new Coat y
or Cape it might as well be a
/i\ real stylish one—from us. d
§* * Most of the garments you find here can’t be ?!
seen elsewhere in town, not that our friends ?l
(competitors) wouldn't like to have them, SI
but we manage to fix things so they can’t, y
§and what does it give us? Exclusive, nobby y
things, the very cream of the choicest styles y
that New York shows this season, and it 3
isn’t necessary to pay a penny more than for ?!
styles not so pretty or attractive. Will jou SI
wjS come to us? SI
I C. F. KENDALL J
OUR
| COMPETITION |
[ GOODS. |
A ThcSC Granite Ten Kettle 65c
P No. 25 Granite Coffee Pots 30c f
J 10 qt Granite Pails 40c 5
J 12 qt Granite Pails 50c j
A are 14 qt Granite Pails 60c 5
P 2 qt Stew Pans 20c J
J 0 cjt Stew Pans 30c J|
| On|y 10 qt Galvanized Pails 15c j
P 12 qt Galvanized Pails 20c <
| 14 qt Galvanized Pails 25c <
| Galvanized Iron Tubs from, ,50c to 70c <
| Sample Galvanized Iron Boilers 60c •
f Tin Pudding Pans 2c up <
5 Tin Dish Pans 15c up <
| Prices. *** °* her S oo * l * of thi * cl<u are <
l offered at equally low prices. ,
: The above prices are not “baits” in |
» order to skin you on something else. \
* Neither are they “Sale Day” prices. You J
[ can get as many as you want, or as often \
\ as you want them. Yours for business, \
i A. H. CAWTHRON.
Numbei £5