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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-23

NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IS The undersigned. Ednanssfrator of
Estsee OF Margaret Mccullough deceased,
hereby gives notice fiat be wtn on the
18th Gay Of February, 1899 apply q the
Judge of Probate for Anderson County fr
Final Settlement of said Estate. af1d
dischs~ge irom his Office as Administra-
tor.
A. W. MCCULLOUGH, Admir-.
Jan 26.a1898 81
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-23
shc-l don t sec what reason you

She don t see What rcason yoU
have for expecting anythins but il re
fuSal never cave you any cnconr-
agement. He Just reicctcdl-Oh.
Miss Coync- Maud You did you
most certainly did encourage me
You told me you had slo.ooo ycar
in yoia own right.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-23

Children and adults tortured by burns,
.cald-, injuries. eczema or skin diseases,
may secure instant relief by using De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. 1t IS Inc great
Pile remedy. Evans Pharmacy
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Eager For Duty.

Canon Hammond in his book, GA
Cornish Parish" relates an incident
of a Cornish fireman of q small town
whom the sudden clang of the fire
bell summoned from his daily labor
to the scene of the fire close by. He
viewed the flames for moment or
two with a critical eye, and then,
turning to neighbor in the crowd.
remarked placidly:
Z" 'Tis Il proper fire, sure 'nough.
1 must so home and put on my uni
form!''
Notless leisurely was the behavior
of fireman of q certain small New
England town which had but recent
ly become the proud possessor of q
fire engine. There had been several
quite needless alarms since the ad-
vent of the gorgeous and glistening
new machine, and popular rumor
attributed the haste With which they
had been rrng in part to Il will
ingness on the part of the general
population to see the fire engine
turn out. SO, when the sound OF the
bells aroused him ut midnight, this
hero thrust his head out of the will
dow and hailed Il boy cumming by.
"Hello, there! Is it anybody's
haycock!"
s'No!' the boy called back over
his shoulder as he turned the cor
ner.
"Tchk'' said the fireman, thought
fully clicking his tongue against his
teeth. Just then Il man raced down
the street.
Hi there, you!' he called to him
as he dashedpast is ita hencoopf"
"No!' the man shouted back. Its
Il house.
"Then, Maria, said the fireman
to his wife resignedly, as he began
groping for his boots, Il kinder
guess 1 nights well be startin
oln-.. =
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-23

If We moved our legs proportion
atcly as fast as an ant it is calculated
we could travel nearly eight hundred
miles an hour.
Mr.. I c. Ilclbig. prominent
druggist of I.ynchburg. Va, says
'0ne of our citizens was cured Of
rheumatism Of two years standing. by
ore bottle Of Chamberlain S Pain
Balm This linimcnt is famous for
It's cures of rheumatism ;:ithousands
have been delighted with the prompt
relief which it affords. For sale by
lIill-Orr Drug Co.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-23

All the flowers Of the Arciic re
zion are either white or yellow, aud
there are 7t2 varieties.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-23

Close connection at Calhoun Falls for AiheRs,
Atlanta and all points on S. A. L.
Close connection at Augusta for Charleston,
Savannah and all points.
Close connections at Greenwood for all points on
8. A. L., and c. 4 9. Railway, and at Spartanbts<g
with Southern Railway.
For any Information relative to tickets, rates,
schedule, etc., address
W.. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Agent, Augusta, Ga.
s. N. North, Sol. Agent
T. n. Emerson, Traffic Manager.
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C1SA WAAAO w . UCAO Cct.uo SuC lOAN
me OF her home, her parents, broth
ers, sisters, her school life, how she
had taught school in her home dis
trict farther down in the state, all
the time so ladylike and modest and
calling me Mr.. McConkey' with
such frankness and simplicity that
my conscience wouId hardly stand
still and permit the imposition to so
Oh, but it did, fact that I'll regret
the longest day I live.
81 told her enough falsehoods and
rOmances then and during the even
ing to make Il good sized book. Told
her how l had been III China and
South Africa; how 1 had written ac-
counts OF my travels for the New
York Herald; how I had been with
Stanley; how l had made coffee for
that distinguished explorer and
drew maps for him in his trip up
the Nile, and how / was at that time
writing series of articles on Kan
sas subjects.
Twas more extravagant with my
fabrications than usual, and it is 10
egotism to say that the young lady
was very much interested-in fact,
she was delighted We returned to
the depot, the train was soon ready,
we got aboard, occupied the same
seat of course and kept up a lively
conversation until the whistle blew
for Alma, wherc was to get Oft. l
was sorry, and she said she was. |
must forget pretty country school
girls and 90 back to my work of
talking shop and she to her prosaic
lifc of books and studies. The devil
prompted me again. Would she
write: She would be too glad So
it was arranged. We shook hands,
and | got off OF course wrote her.
Why not! 1t did not matter if |
were getting ready to marry the
sweetest little woman in the world.
A few letters would do no harm.
'Two DAYS later wrote her as i'll
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-25

Those OF our readers who have
been disappointed in the fact that
the newspapers in this country
have given us nothing new in the
line OF war news for many days
past, may find something in the
following clipping from the Madrid
(Spain) FL TEMPO, to satisfy
their cravings. In Spain the en-
terprising editor evidently manu-
factures news to suit the popular
demand:
'.Word has Just been received
that the Indians are rising against
the Yankees in Illinois, Ohio and
other places. The farmers are Pc
titioning the government to pro-
tect them from the blood thirsty
savsges, who are burning houses
and killing on every side. Troops
are asked for at Colorado, in the
state OF Denver, and at St. Louis
(San Luis) in Missipa. News is
brought to us that Buffalo Bill, a
notorious outlaw and leader of a
band OF half-breeds, has risen
against the American government,
and is burning towns near his
birthplace in New York. Ii will
no doubt surprise our readers to
learn that the Yankee President,
Magginly, is naturalized China
man, having been born in Canton. !"
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-25
o..s.... e...e. D c.rss

BY local applications as they can
not reach the deceased portion Of
the ear. There is only one way to
cure deafness, and that is by con-
stitutional remedies. Deafness i
caused by an infiamed condition Of
the mucous lining Of the Eustach-
ian Tube. When this tube i In
famed you have = rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when Il
i entirely closed, deafness is he
result, aud unless the inflamma-
tion can be taken out and this tubs
restored TO its normal coaditipn,
bearing will be destroyed sforeves;
nine cases ont Of ten ars caused
BY cataffh. which = noehing bit
an inilamed condition Of TIN mu-
eous surfaces We win give Or
Hundrea Doilars fos any csss e
deafnsss (eaussd b. catasrh) shaS
cannot be cared BY Halls Catassh
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-25
CREDIT TO wHon CROFT /. DUE.

The following article appears in
several papers OF the valley, with
out credit and it is very evident
that it is not original with all Of
them. lie
"The hotels and restaurants in
Pueblo have removed everything
that savors Of Spanish from their
bills OF fare. This is the acme Of
patriotism. They will have to coin
some new word for "hot stuff arti-
cles OF diet. The word Spanish,
in this regard, is misnomer, the
Castilians having proven them
selves anything but .'hot- stuff"
during the late unpleasantness at
Manila. Rocky Ford Times Re-
publican.
Whenever you see good thing
floating around among the valley
exchanges, Van, that is published
in all as original matter, just credit
it to the TRIBUNE and you won't
miss your guess very far. This as
sertion may be the acme of egotism
or it may be mere bit of pleas
antry, you can grasp either horn Of
the dilemma you chose. That
item Is no great shakes for an edi-
torial squib. still it was published
extensivelyin the valley exchanges.
without credit, being evidentJy
recognized ~ = very good thina.
Il vas stolen from the Taispmf,
however, in the first place. II
has sven been credited to oih(s
papers and commented upon. still
- nsver registered = kick. sTke
1ost sincere eomplinent : 49,
paper can pay os i - stset tejr
lla1 ~ a = = = = . adS-
- IS a s sseI
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-25

The name OF the beautiful twin
mountain peaks to the southwest
Of us has been changed from Span
ish Peaks to Dewey Peaks. This
is in line with the general clamor
in various localities to change the
names OF towns, rivers and noun
tains from Spanish to American
names. II is not in line, however,
with our avowed declaration that
the present war is righteous one
and solely for the purpose of amel-
iorating abhorent conditions in a
neighboring aud friendly island. 1t
savors Of malice and revenge.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-25
Ysus,ees Sale.

WHER1As DEFAULT HAVING BEEN
W ma0e IN tha payment OF tbe principal
OF seven hunlssd dollars each, dated Dscesn-
Der 1lees ~. and due December Slsf. 1soa
and Dece9oev sist.. iss. respectively. ere
Bo!s and pay1bis To the La Junia State Bank
OF Il Junta, Oeerp county. State 81 Colorado.
nez ~ Is1al holdsr Of ssld notes. and
Whcceaes en3d notes were, at their time Of
4 49, Ss = IL. ,ss ass g GA s'Iss ssae e
Sr ss1R "s ss ns sos q
duly rssosSsd il book q. :, pare name~r Is
Whureas, Eos further ecuriiy of said pr I'M
above osastooed. the said Alexander y. Boie.
~ H. o1o ~ the execution Of said notes and
tr1st deg1, ans19ned to said the Ia Junta State
Bank 0e1U1nal oDatract number I've executed
AZ e 90 s;e e. a., Gsgo1y Nth ,s ss ; 80
fos TIE 49, - sid Alexander ~ Bole by the
sstd ~ 0esrD Canal Company OF N water
fosty-tsar 60 Aundredths cubic feet Of vsser
trnm s essals sbs properly of tSs said the
the isn4 Hsetioaed in said trust deed and 10
tho Wtth1o 1nefibed property and being the
came vDtet t11hss mentioned In said trust
Nov, tlatroorr, as the written rvuuesa of ~
u Junk1 e494 nenk, ~ lsgai hoadsr q sAad
fcsys. a. . ~ -; s. ssssas q sss ss po.ss ~
Ard aasaorle9 II - vesasd - ssid 6<sd 81
truss, I'll. - Ee9eee1ay. the ist day Of
fossnoon, sel1 - pr4,bo Suction, 1t the front
00Or Ol the CuQH 0oNrt house in La Junta
Otefo County, 016en 0f Cnlorado. the ab0vt
dceCsSoe1 wnlle e9nes1gt number I'VE. for the
htgtscef and ~ boge ps1ce the same will bring
for eAsh-
vilI also sell ~ Following described real
estate. being tAe DaDe property described In
the above mentfoaod trust deed and situated
in said OterU Cumnty. otatr os Colorado. to-wit: /:
Tho nortbease quarter IN. g. y j OF section
number twenty sehEoo IN in township number
tweuty-four fSsl santk Of range number 1fty-
six 81 we.e. soee.iSins one hundsed and
title. interest," nna equity Of redemption OF the
said Alexais3ee =. nQes, hi heirs and assigns
s,-,. e ne s s,9ye r. dsssssesa p.opertX for The M
cash: the pr cedes Of said saie to be applied
to the peymeut Of Dat6 two notes and the In.
terest tiseren0 aoeSuo4, and the expenses of
executing this ssuse r. A. srkxN,
F,st pub,,oastoa. Aprff . lsss.
Last publlcnttou. Nay =, 1e08.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-25

We noticed party in town last
week selling rubber stamps, and
some OF the business firms were
his patrons. While every one has
the privilege OF using their own
money as they see fit we want to
remark right here that it would add
much to the calibre Of the mer-
chants if they. would patronize
home industry and their home
paper by having their JOB work
done by those who live here and
spend their money here. When a
merchant sends an order for goods
to house with high colored rub
ber stamp sign upon the head of
the letter it is no very great shakes
for an advertisement for the mer-
chant, and the house with whom
they deal will say so if they have
the opportunity. II may save a
few cents for the time being but it
will not pan out in the long run.
Our merchants expect. and ought
to have, the home trade and at the
same time they should remember
that they are not the only soap
weed on the prairie who expect
the home patronage as well. Cool
idge Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-25
Notice.

TN THE DlDTRIcT COURT OF OTERO
COunty. Colorado.
In tbs Matter of the Application OF Josephine
J. Doe. n0n-fesident Guardian Of Eugene
Osson Dro. . minor. for tccnse and author.
lty 20 sef1 rel estate
Nottcs y hsseby given that Josephine }.
Doe. ~ noa-sse1dena guardian Of Ru9cne Orsou
Dos. mtn0r, uin make application To the Die
trtct CDorts Of Osero County, Colorado. on the
6th day o. yune. l-9s, At 10 o'clock In the fore
noon. for l1eenee and authority to sell the fol.
lowiuG 1eaex16od real estate belonging TO said
minor. slteaAed In said otcro county Colo
rAd0. to-vif:
An uudtvSded one-half Interest In the East
half and ~ 1outh west quarter Of the NORTH.
west quarter n. II and 3. W. Y Of N. W. " Of
Section twemty In Township twenty-five fz2l
south Of Range Afty-nine 1891 west OF the sixth
principal Wes1dian. containing one hundred
and twe0ty Ncfea. more or icAs. according TO
the GovefnwNnt survey thereof.
Dated eAtB llth day OF Nay. lsos.
JOaKrMIsE J. DOE. 0uardias.
4: 10. Address. Red Lake Falls, MINI.
firnt puhltcAtton May II. 1893.
Last puh1tcattOn June I. isse.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-25
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After Nay 3Ist the TRIBUNE will
charge tie regular rate Of Eve cents
per line for theatrical press notices,
or local notice of lectures, socials
or entereninments OF any kind where
an admission fee is charged or col
lections tsken up. All obituary
resolutions, cards Of thanks. birth
day and marriage notices where q
list Of presents is included, will
be charged for at the rate of 10
cents per inch. Notices of enter.
tainments. where the proceeds are
to be donated to objects Of charity.
will BE- inserted without charge.
War poetry 81 per line.
BRowS & Mason.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-25
s..essers s..e.

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La Junta tribune., 1898-05-25

ter our conditions. in this regard.
We believe that il stock company
was formed, with shares placed at
q lowfigure. the stock would all be
subscribed for in a very short time
and sufficient sum raised to build
a structure that would be an orna-
ment and credit to this community.
Who will start the ball rollinga
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-25

One of the best things Eli Per-
kins sprung upon his hearers, in
his recent lecture in this city, was
pun Of local character. 1t was
NOT altogether a pun, either, and
might be taken in all seriousness
by those unacquainted with our
local history. Upon arising to ad-
dress his hearers he took casual
survey Of his surroundings, and
said: at has been a very long
time since ] last visited La Junta,
! very long time. From the evil
dences Of decay in the architecture
of this grand pile. should Judge
that il had been at least four hun
dsed years" This was deserved
serrpsm upon our opera house IA
cilities, and it was appreciated by
~ audience to the extent of a
that is all. 1t ought to
aroused : feeling Of shame
SIS een the precursor Of a pro-
- remedy one Of our crying
Last Sunday night it was
Soscibly brought to public
ut We have not ! public
Within the corporate limits
seh n accommodate q
5in ~ q our citizens,
y Who dssHed tol
! - t1sned aysy
We spirited |
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-25

Sockless Jerry Simpsons pre-
dictions OF ten cent corn, thirty
five cent wheat and two cent hogs
in the event Mckinley was elected
came about as wide of the mark as
some Of the attempts of Spanish
gunners to hit our war ships.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-25

The United States navy consists
at present Of no ships, omitting
tug boats, sailing ships, receiving
ships and some nine or ten wooden
craft not considered serviceable.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-25

Spain. with population OF rs. :
900, 900, has fewer newspapers
than Illinois, which has about one
fifth of that population. Is it any
wonder that the dons are so be-
nighted?
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-25
oreso cousry.

s~AO >syt s0S kees - ssS~
Arkansas Valley, was nine years
old the Ist day OF May, 1898. hav-
ing been organized May !. 1889.
She has grown and prospered dur
ing those nine years from an infant
in swaddling clothes. with primi-
tive methods OF doing business. to
a lusty young manhood that is full
OF hope and promise for the future.
Probably no county in the state is
in better financial condition, or has
more efficient corps Of county
officials. They do business on
strictly business principles, and
keep their work up to date and in
excellent shape.
Otero county has bonded debt
OF $3I. 500 with interest at the rate
OF per cent per annum. OF this
amount S74, 900 is the judgment
old Bent county secured against
the new county of Otero when il
was organized. 1t is quite prob
able that before the close of the
year the present bonded debt will
be refunded at lower rate of in
terest, something that is feasible
and ought to be very easily accom-
plished considering our excellent
financial standing. There is not a
registered county warrant in exis-
tence, our warrants being held at
par, and all bills payable on de-
mand.
In looking over the old records
of the county recently, we found a
few items that may prove interesting
at this time. The first meeting OF
the county commissioners was held
May !, 1880. The board was COM
posed of the following gentlemen:
II. Nj. Fosdick, jr., chairman; G.
w. Swink and James McNeen.
The county officials were: Treas
urer, A. L. Kellogg. county clerk
and recorder, Frank Z. Foley;
sheriff, George Morris, assessor,
c. N. Allen; county superintendent
OF schools, ]. w. Eastwood.
The board met in the rooms OF
the city council and one OF the FIRST
business transactions was an order
allowing requisition OF County
Clerk Foley for broom, sprink-
Ter and a gallon Of oil. Another
requisition Of County Clerk Foley
for 1000 small envelopes. z5o
large envelopes and S. worth Of
postage stamps was cut in two, the
board evidently thinking Mr.. Foley
was altogether too extravagant.
Otero county now has popula-
ton OF at least 10000. She has
steadily progressed, and her pres
ent condition and future prospects
are such that her citizens may
justly be proud Of her.
The building of storage reser-
voir in the mountains above Canon
City, pronounced entirely practical
Bile by eminent engineers. and
which is bound to come about
within the course OF a year, with
the consequent extension OF the
Otero ditch, will bring under culti-
walton thousands Of acres OF fertile
lands, which will mean much to-
the development Of this county,
but more particularly willit be Of
benefit to La lunta.
The lands to the south and east Of
us are directly tributary to La
Junta, and with a bountiful supply
of water would be as productive as
any land in the Valley. Placed
under cultivation and irrigation.
and teeming with the choice pro-
ducts of this favored climate, they
would be source Of revenue Of
thousands of dollars to this COM
munity. Everything comes to him
who patiently waits.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-25
Entered at the Post ONCE mt La Junia Colo.
as second class mall matter.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF La JUNrA AND OrERO co
Subscription $3.50 year In advance.
Y not psid In advance. Sa.oo . year.
WEDNESDAY. MAY as, 1893.

The battle ships OF our navy are
named after states, the cruisers
after cities and the torpedo boats
after naval heroes.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-25

Cure. Ssnd for circulars; free
F. ]. C1snEy 4 Co.. Toledo. o.
Sold ~ druggists. 75c. Halle
Family Pills are the best.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-07-07

CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. III. D. Kennedy, Pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 A. N
Preaching IL o'clock a. N. and
7:3C o'clock p. IA.
Christian Endeavor Sunday
afternoon at 2:3O. Come.
G. A. r. MEETING.
Alvin P. Hovey Post No. llo5,
meets first Saturday Of leach
month. at Brickells Hall.
w. s, Mccullough, P. G.
A. G. Crutchmer, Adg't.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-07-07
LOCAL..

james Cargill, of Thornton,
IS in the city visiting parents and
| friends.
Andrew FloraA aud .tffle Miss
Kathline returped FSesday from
a few days Wi flo Aatives at
Bartlett, Tenn.
| Wiley Jimmerson spent the
4th with his parents at Collier
vile, Tenn.
Mrs. NC. Allen and pretty
little daughter, Eanda, are in For
rest City visiting relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Hooker and fam
lily returned yesterday from visit
to Newport friends aud relatives.
Miss Nellie Chapline, the ac-
complished daughter Of Judge
Geo. M. Chapline, of Lonoke, re-
turned 30 her home Tuesday after
delightful visit to Mrs. T. II.
jackson, OF South Main street.
The many friend of Rev. S.
L. Holloway will rejoice to know
that he has returned to Brinkley
and will henceforth be with us
ASIA permanent resident and pas
tor of the Baptist church.
Miss Jessie Bryan is at home
from visit to Helena, where she
attended the Phillips County
Normal. She has secured a |
school in that county and will
soon return to teach it.
--Jno. G. Blessing, Y. V. Allen,
Porter B. Foote, A. j Mocarro,
Jock Harrington, James Dickson
and Master Harald Stiwell are
down at the mouth of the Bayou
enjoying camp fishing and hun
ting.
j. G. lowers, Of Newport, O.
very genial gentleman: is now
running as conductor on the Val
Icy Route in the place of J. W.
Enlow who is taking his vacation.