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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-08
Conatwlee EAports.

Per steamship city Of Macon, for Bos-
ton.-1.506 bales upland cotton, IS casks
clay. 30 bales domestbcs, ASS barrels rosin,
500 casks spirits turpentine, 124,09o feet
lumber. bundles hides, . barrels cotton
seed oil. / refrigerator strawberries, IS
bales rice straw, 263 barrels vegetables,
123 crates vegetables Is tons pig iron, D
barrels tar, 2u packages merchandise.
Per schooner Annie c. Bailey, for Phil
adelphia-5OS, $50 feet of pitch pine lum-
Der. Cargo by John A. Calhoun.
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On. BRIGGS CONVERSION.
Eject Of his EeuoainationaI Change
ON His Position of Professor in
Presbyterian Seminary.


F,res,,,.t.,f,,, c.,,,,,.
rom the new YORK Herald.
The Rev. DR.. Charles "A. Briggs, profess.
or of Biblical theology in the Union Theo-
Logical e.,r,i7ar7 psrl, ,,,o,,,,o ara CO.,
eN'-S'" 9'iee'' sald 10 me yesterday;
1 was confirmed in the Protestant EDis-
ccpal faith by Bishop Potter in Grace
ChDrcb raca,4l, and an, ~ ,o.,,,o. . r,a,,,
an '-0 q IT
ter ol the 1'TSsoF lefiah Ialth. nave sent
81 ny Iesi5NaUon IRON me Presoy teflah
CnuFcn 10 lEe STATED CLERK OF me Presby
lefy' me fteY Or. U. W. r. Birch, and
nave ms acknowledgment of the receipt OF
my resignation
nave oppAed Tor molly orders N the
PROTESTANT i1plscopaI Churcn, and Bishop
Folter mas my letter SO applying. My APP
P4cauon mas gone no farther than the
blsheh' ~ mas not yet got before the
slahdlhs committee 81 the church. and VIII
not ee passed upon by that committee I'M
III aver the presoytery, which meets next
-ttCi-uelS' 9LAttll nave dCtSd on my IeSlSta-
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MARINE laTELLIGENCE.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS OF
SHIPS AND SHIPPING.


Ah"'her British steamship 'i''''-'' r-
ca 20 Load Here win 'o''o" TOE
'he haitie--Si'l TONNAGE se"Fce
an" ""teS A'iN;'n''''-i essen = ''i9
hy Seal oFeiSn and DomeS''e IN
The agents of The schooner Nellie G.
Thurston. from New York tor Cooks In
let, Alaska, ana for whose safety much
anxiety was fel,, have received word of
her safe arrival at san Francisco with ali
wen on board.
me steamship lroquoi5' from ne" orA
for Charleston, lost her propeller and W.,
toyyea into The latter BORT Yesterday bv
,be st.o.r,.r CO.. ~ ,,.,..1s rro~, t,,s.
.
W."
ne i'i-'.ah Steamship ba"is' los
tons has been chartered for cargo o.
Che Is ohortor., ~. vf--1.r r. ~ a,1 a..
e"S ~ "i'''s A'ii %
Ne market tof san tonnage IS extreme
ly dul, and an Improvement in the situa-
Ton is no, anfi-in4fa6 so lone. as the sinh
IGOR lr ,., g.. a., ,i,..e ,,...,. ,s o-.,,,-l-.,
''ol' american owners hesitate 70 accept
business from Northern ports 10 the
South. and foreign vessels for short for.
Tho pbi1,d11,,bi, r9o.,or1 .,,,s. ..-r,,,oro
was sHaIp ADVANCE ~ coaI IreShls
owing 10 the scarcity of coasting vessels
suitable for the trade Tornaga IN Nay,
,,.,.,,..,.,
- "''' "ii'0N az N7'iSA A"'09
imam mas been PAD for a long time. Some
shippers are reported to have offered 90
cents 60 Boston. vita but litue, if any.
tonnage offering. The large fleet Of
barges which are competitors with sail
craft appear TO be outward bound. and
usually trade here appear not 10 be bound
this way Owing 10 the competition OF
the barges many of the sailing vessels
have sought other trades"
The schooner Talofa. cant. Fletcher
bound 10 Baltimore from Bun River. S. c..
with a cargo of phosphate rock. has been
chartered by the United States govern
ment as a tender to the fleet on the coast
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Foreign Exports.

Per Austrian bark Caleb for Genoa
4.Cll bales cotton, valued at $ll755S. For
Trieste, 100 bales cotton, valued al &449l'
and 1850 tons pig iron, valued at Slo,5V9.
Per British bark George Thompson for
F7arnburg-6S57 barrels rosin, valued at
SCOTT. Cargo by S. P. Shotter Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-08

--Adelna Patti Is at san Reno where
she IS likely 10 remain for several weeks
Though suggestions may have been made
none have been taken into consideration
concerning any farewell Patti tour. AS
the great vocalist has just attained The
age Of 81, her retirement may no DOUBT
now De considered as more or less witatn
measurable distance but she has exist
Ing contracts extending to the end Of he
century.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-08


Tompkinsville, ~ Y, April 5.-The
Lighthouse Board gives notice that on Or
about April Z a spar buoy, painted black,
without number, Will be placed in "A feet
mean low water on the extreme south end
of Plum Beach Shoal, westerly side Of
the channel through the western passage
of Narragansett Bay, r. l., on the follow
ing bearings: Sands Point extreme end
NNE 1916 e; Quonset Point, 7s E;
WEXFORD EIarbor Lighthouse, n by w IS
W.
Notice is also given that a spar buoy
painted red and black in horizontal stripes,
has been placed in sc feet at low water to
mark canal boat sunken about $50 feet
from the end Of pier T, East River, New
York and on the following bearings: Cas-
lie william Light, SW by w a W. eud
of pier Z, NV q N; lower pier OF Wal
street ferry, Brooklyn, SIC 4 E.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Steamship Kansas City, Fisher, New
Vork-Ocean Steamship Company.
Steamship Itasca, James, Baltimore.-J.
j. Carolan, Ascent.
d, Bark Regina CNoD, Evensen, Charles
ton.-Paterson, Downing & Co
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Steamship Caleb (Auso, Golubovich,
Genoa and Trieste Strachan & Co.
Dark George Thompson (BD, Jenkins,
famburg -Dahl & Andersen.
Schooner annie c. Bailey, Clifford, Phil
'adelphia-John A. Calhoun.
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phnses I'D the Moon for AnriI.

Full moon, 9Th, hours 10 minutes. even
ing; last quarter, 18th, s hours IS minutes
morning: new moon, 20th, 4 hours q min
utes, evening: moon in perlgree, 9th; moon
in apogee. 18th.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-08


The following are The Savannah ho1rG
of Trade quotations:
Bacon-The market IS steady 9'''6el
clear sides. ts4c; Cry ss..eI clear rib SD
csc; bellies 6asc; sugar cured hams, 9'1
6IlG1se
Lard-Alarket firm; pure, 81 terccs. c'4t;
50-pound tins. 6'4c; compound ID 'is1se-,
4ssc; 5o-pound Ems. 4sc-
But,er-3iarket steady: fair demand; Go
shen. I6Gl7l.c; gilt eise, --g-5c- creamery.
23Q24c; fancy E-gins. -al-'c.
Cheese-Narbet firm; fancy tjil cream
eheese, 1l0lll2c; -l-polh4 average III
lie
Flour-Firm; patents, 500; s,raisI;s,
$500; fancy $50; family, Sl.9o
Corn-Markct steady; White. job lots.
Bic; carload lots. 49ei mixed corn JOB lots,
SOC; carload lois, ise
Oats-Car,oad lois, 3Sc; job lots, 4oc.
Texas rust proof job lots, 4oc.
Southern seed rye Sil0
Rice-Job lots. fair. 4l24iSsci good 444
&C. prime 5Q3a4c.
Bran-Jo3 lois. %Si carload lots, voc.
Hay-Market steady; Western, job lots.
SOC; carload lots. 15c.
Meal-Pearl, per barrel, S2.23; per sack.
$1.05; city meal per sack, oolted 9aci city
meal, water ground. sii4c: pear gr'ts per
barrel, $2.25; Per sack, $l0Il4.
Nb4ANN A''-'F
Peaberry, Pie; standard No. l. 1Ci4c, No.
2, 1Oc; No. 8, 9l4c; No. 4, Sc; No. 8 si2c' No.
6, 7s4c; No T. 714c
Sugar-EQuality Prices-SaVannah quo
tations: Powdered, 5.6Sc; standard gran
ulated, 5.43ci cubes, 5.bSc; conteeuonefs \.
$500; white extra c. 5.o5c: extra @, 495c,
golden c, 46Sc; yellow, 4.62c. Tone firm.
abbage-Native, barrels, per mead, &C;
crates, $50.
Onions-Barrels. $275; crates, soc.
Potatoes-Irish, sacks, $40; new, S5.o0g
600 per barrel
Appies-$450
Oranges-California. S2.1505.25.
Lemons - Market quiet; Messina, new
per box, S3004S.25.
Dried Fruit - Apples, evaporated, 20;
common, 5q5l2c.
Nuts-Almonds, Tarragona, l2c; Ivicas
10l6c; walnuts French, l0ci Naples, lie;
pecans, Zoe; Brazils, Size hlberts, loo; as
sorted nuts, 50-pOund and 25-pound boxes
1O9101zc; cOcoanuts, 1915 per 100.
Raisins-L l.. $1.65; 1a-box, $1oO; loose,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-08

OF notice the exclusive people Of New
York amuse themselves getting up family
trees"
Eyes. and their simian forefathers do
the same thing" Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Savannah Almanac.
sun rises at 5:SS and sets at 6:26.

High water at Tybee to-day at S:3S a.
M and $500 p m. High water al Savan-
nah one hour later.
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Mans Inhumanity.-4r Reader.
What are the dead languages, my dear?
Mr.. Reader: On, they are probably he
ones that women have talked to DEATH
Chicago News.
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PAINE, MURPHY & CO.,

~ = = = K = z -
Orders Executed Over Our Private Wires
C0TTON. STOCKS.fSRAIN PROVISIONS
For Cash or on Margins
Local Securities oouaht ard solL
Telephone $50
Board OF Trade Blildlas. JACKSON Building
SGaunah Ga Atlanta Ga
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FIorida Central 4 PeninsuIar Railroad

Tampa, "a Miles shortest Line Jacksonville
TINE TABLE ~ FEET JAN a. 1898
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The steamship Iroquois. from New York
lowed into The latter port yesterday by
the steamer George w. clyde, from Dos
ton.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-08

The britsh steamship Bawtry, 15i2
tons, has been chartered for a cargo os
cotton from this port for s., Petersburg.
She is chartered 10y Wlder & CO., and is
due to arrive April %
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No. rye. &c; No barley, 3Ga45c; No.
fax seed, $1l90l. 20; prime timothy seed,
$40; mess pork. per barrel $9.S0Q0.S5;
lard, per 100 pounds, S5.15; short rib sides,
loose, $5.0.Gr5.3); dry sailed shoulders, box
ed 5a5isc; short clear sides boxed, $3.50
$40; whisky, distiners' finished goods, per
gallon 81 1872
Cincinnati, April Flour dun. Wheat
quiet; No. red. 94e. Corn steady; No
mixed, Sll5c oats dun; No. mixed,
27&l Q2Sc Rye steady; No. 3 SIC. Lard
easier, S505 Bulk meats firm, 500 Ba-
con firm. $500. Whisky steady, $1.20 But
ter steady.
ST. Louis, April Flour unchanged.
wheat spot, lower; No. , red, cash eie-
vator, Csc; track, 9sa99c; April, Csc; May,
Sl,00ls bid; July, 7SI4c asked; September,
74I4c bid; No. ? hard, cash. 9G09l1sc. Corn,
spot. lower but hrm: No. 2 cash, 27Bc;
April, 27isc; May, 27027lsc; July, 2SlsQ2SAc;
September, 292sc. Oats, spot, strong; No. ?
cash, 2614c track, &c: April, 26zc; May,
2e2sc bid; July 2274c; September, 2l1sc bid;
No, ? white 29Q29i &c. Bran strong; east,
track sacked, 55l2056c. Whisky 1920
Pork steady; standard mess iobbine,
$9-S7i2. Lard lower; prime steam, $500:
choice, $5.012. Bacon boxed, shoulders,
$5.87H655o; extra short clear. $5.S7is; ribs,
$500 shorts $612i4. Dry sailed meats,
boxed shoulders $i75QLSTa; extra short
clear, 1928; ribs $5S7la; shorts, $3.50.
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Charleston. S. c., April THE steamer
Iroquois, Capt. I<emb.e, from New York
for Charleston. lost her propeller Tuesday
night south of Hatteras. She anchored
until Wednesday morning and proceeded
under canvas. The steamer George W
Clyde, Capt Robinson, from Boston for
Charleston, came to the assistance OF the
Iroquois and towed her to This pore, ar
irving here this evening
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-02
Coates. Notice.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
PUEBLO. COLO. OFT. II. Is1s.
SUFFICIENT CONTEST AFFIDAVIT
"A having been tiled in this otiice 10y Patrick
NcEIu,y. contestant. NaHinsf Timber Culture
cntr, No. l,9,i. made May l. iSes, fs,r n. ". 4
Rt.ction ~. Taw, ship ~ =. Range ~ w. b.,
Joseph l. Ny ar. cnnte-tce. In which q ie al-
legged that: Said claimant had wholly fnilcd
to plant. protect AID cultivate ten acrs of
said land mny other portion tt,eI eNf. in
trees. SEEDS er cuttings since date of entry:
and tl,ut the rame has been wholly abandon d
said defaults continuing each year sud down
to the date. OF fiidavit OF contest. .
Now. therefore. said parties are hereby no
tifed 10 appear. respond and 06er evidence
touching s,d allegation ut 10 q clock u. IN on
December u isP,. before fbe kesfisser ard He
cetvtr ~ the United States Land Offire In
Pueblo Colorado.
TIN. SAID contest,nt having. In proper
Affidavit MED Ocfoher "a. Is.ss. set forth facts
which show fhat after due Diligence personal
service OF this notice can not be made it ID
herehy 0rier,<i aud dirt.ct ed that Euch notice
be given by due ard proper publication
J. X. GORDON, Register.
First puhicstIon ucfOis ~. 1885
Last publication November -. 1893
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-02
Notice to centrAeters.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED
~ proposals, viii he received vt the office ol
the County Clerk ot 0icrO County, Colorado.
unit IL o'ciock NJ. November md. ISIS. tor
the construction oi II highway bridge acro--
tho Arkans,,s River about o,Ie.balt mile north
OF Fowler. Colorado. on road No ", according
10 plans aud -ptc,ncations ON rle In th. office
OF tue County Clerk ot s,lii county, 4:
Rids Will iIe received fOr the labor to b,'
performed only. the lioari of County tom
nrssioncrsto furnish all material delivered
ON the bridge site. Each BID must bc accom-.
panied by n certified check iii tho sum OF StH
h> ~ guarantee. thnt the successful bidder VIII
enter into II conffNct AN executea good auu
sufficient bond to he approved bv the board al
contract.
Thu u ard reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids. q, n. wINCuELL.
County Clerk of btero County, Colo.
First publication OctoDs r ~. 1sgs
Last publication November =, 1898.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-02
net,ee sor eubl,e.tier.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
PUEBLO. tOlO.. OCT. 2. lSss
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOSEPH
~ p Pollock. Assignee Of oriey Ball. ~ La
Junfa. Colo, has flsd notice Of intention td
mnke proof on his de.frt-nnd clstn No. I'D.
for lSfs 4 and t.nnd ~, Sw 4. Sec. ~. z. =
O.. q. s. W.. brf.,re Clerk of the Dist rict Court
st La Juntn. Colo, the u, dav Of December.
lsgs.
He nsmes the following Witnesses Z, prove
the complete Irrigation and reclamation of
sajd hand: wtlunm N. Rassdsll. Of ROcky
N1rd. Ct,so !: r. .bsrf Hutchcr,ft Of II Junta.
l,nls, CI,aries Rssckman Of La Juuta. Colo.
Heury Nancnllfs of La Juntn. C51O.
A.: noiIee = srsSy ssn Esssn that s;, Snseg1 r
ynnsa: se.s - aIsd nss.,s Of insegti'n tt :, g
fos u \ y. Z. sec. - T: e r.. =
0~1l1l/ lpsk II ne Diety5etS'Ouu - Ii
JgE6a. OH ~ 18th day Of Deeenl,er, taps,
e Naaes H. snll0staB wlspessps 90 pfu$s
ssc f,@Isss: ssri..sso: scd rse,s@sssGr" g go q
CUln.; na6ess HuSRhcroft ~ La Juuta. Colo
(bnf50s uDck0a0 of La Juo9a, Cooss HeUey
Wa0eu1Ho a. II Juuta C0&s.
SNO = 0OnDON. Rss1sssf.
- es1dnsioar rSoseuoseos3o : = = 4
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-02
Election Notice 70. Rounding Count
Bonds

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT Al
~ the nrxf general c,-cfioii 10 ~ held ~
Orr, couniy Stat. Il t'H!',fal Ia. IN the d ~
Ju. sds, IN November. nsS. thers. will b. sub
united Il, he irr,u, .i,,ijt.ri 7voier- ,,f erit
county. Z e question ~ Ia whether he I,oides
IS al -iii c.,Inty ;iii,uutinK Ia ths
principal III uf twenty four itto,IrHnd do'iiIrr
i-lt Bsii due ANA pay, BIZ. on 3tb.- tn sla, q,
December 1889. ehali he refunded by thu
tsstiing Of new bonds in n,Lou Z pot s-Sc's-dint
the said twenty four thousand dollars aud
with II rate af Interest not .xct-diti1 the -rnti
drawn hy rI,c pre-..,it bonds Til ballots for
ihr vot,iir up ~ said question will he 1T III.
re-pec,i.s vtainR places NJ said election and
ti,,,re in favor of the refuhding of said hond-
will vote Yes and those IMPOSED will " te No
Is, order OF the Bpar,i OF County tom
mi-sion.rs Of Ot.r,' county.
MATT DtSiHEH. Chairman.
G. WISCHsLL. s4prk
Hy. a. NJ RoBi>s. Deputy.
First publication scptr''ther ~. 1898.
Last publication November 3. lsas.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-02
- c. L. SEELEY e
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance
LAJuNTA. COLORADO.

sas, Pair of lots In Mt. View additions; term
easy,
tftsI. Eighty acre.: eight miles from la Jun
ia: uud-r dgtch: IN cultivation.
ei3D. Two east front lots: three, blocks frou
3s,st Office; suitable fpr Dwelling
tfsp. E,gai i,ttndr,.d ncreS: uni r. ditch: TIVE
hpus'-s. r.'hcea iin stn.k riueh
fgai Twu CORNER loi~; four r,om itonse: goot
-iiiai.. AMI lawn: snn,' ftnu tres: 81 snnp.
tIn, fi,r. acr, trsris;is. p-tnai water riuhfs
within oii,. ihils.of La .in4ta: seas, terms
&.ir0 IA, scres; thrc,. rom hbis": iifty-hv'
acres nude ditch with w,trr IT: snnis
alfalfa .nrii,r fruit trees
ssgu. Fart, acres. onr mite FRO "a La JuDtu
four r,ou hon-e: Twelve acres In bearini
orchard. "i;c acre IN srtp'~: water tights
tls.Ip. Two htip'ite, aiii seven y-hve ncres
Within two mile. of I.t .Iunt.: fenced good
stone I,ou-c; part uUder cuitivntioii: som.
alfalfa; W tier right. III old ditch: cua sci
part.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-02
The Best Plaster.

"A piece OF flannel dampened
with Chamberlain Pain Balm and
bound on to the affected parts is
superior to any plaster. When
troubled with a pain in the ches,
or side, or lame back, give it a
trial. You are certain to be more
than pleased with the prompt re
lief which it affords. Pain Balm
is also a certain cure for rheuma-
tism. For sale at the Palace drug
store. .5
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-02
Notice for puhlies,,en.
LAND orFI,E AT PUEBLO. .on

LANDofFIuE AT PUEBLO. OLO..
OCTOBER p. Iss,-.
NOTICE Is HEHEBY GIvtN THAT Till
lS ftfitaWtbH-nsmtd settler has He'd nottss
of his intcntnnis 20 inak.. fiAt Prn"f tn support
before the Clerk Of rbc district ss,urt nt !.
Jtnta. Cnlorndu an Detr mbcr ~ se.ss. viz
P.tn cs.iio Suiporn. II. T.. . ~; for the. W
!, : Z. ~ s L. !, :. W., See. y. r. 20 y. u
Isw
n" nu,n,rs the followiiY wiine-... 70 prov
bi- continuous tt~id.nt up' ~ aud cultivation
Of said la,,d, viz tbran Johnson. +a-sIlifp,L
Ma tinrx. Modesto .o,,~on j ittleton Jr.
all 0f Beut Canon, q ot0 i. Il. GORbON.
krgister.
First publicati"u ,,croter 81. is.,,.
J. ,st J,ihfit,,; ION November q l!s.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-02
nse,ee ses DwbtjestioN.
LAND OFFICE AT PUEBLO. COLO,

!. 4 Z = y O;TOisEN !. Nes. -
N0UrIc8 " HnnIBY GivEN THAT THE
~ fntcAespa 10 make enal pr,of IN suppoet Of
NJ esaim, and tisa& ~ ps0of viii b 0ads be-
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-02
Wis =. w.re, .,cr.e. c.-. r

Whss sAe Wsrp, '@orsg- Cess From.
= Ths word ''grog'' hes . curious history
Z comes in a roondab,ut way from the
u6eH of ooarss ard hsasy tnxtnre. Blud
~ Admiral vernon. Who eommanded tho
EnSihh navy tuss hnfoso oaf war Of indie
1osdenoe. Wors hrsechop n,nds OF this ma
tgeiAl apd waA nieknaglsa from that cir
Sun,stnnoe Old 0fog. He ussd TO bavs
~ men mig ,Was9 with ~ rum tbat wd4
e1wtys ssrysa - Ensliak nilors % purt of
tksar sastoas. 80 heop ~ dram mixed
Uish Wae1 oame 20 ~ eallSd ''grog'' ana
~ pla1s whssD sueh shinss sfe sold .
ssGfoGessy. "-1glD Z =. AndsswA n 81
EisholaA ..f, ~ * tt
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-02
Just A LILLE MISTAKE.

sYou ay that am nckic,
SYoa call mo false" rho wrote.
40 l return your letters
by the bearer OF tina note.
With all III. pretty presents y
You lavishoi at my feet ~
And tho lock Of hair you gave me
When love w'ns new md sweet"
About the racket fingered
Tho subtle fraHrnnr yet
That chung TO all her laces.
The srent Of mi-noncf!e.
II brought her dainty presence
. And wiiehing ways 20 near:
bis hsnrt began to soften:
He brushed away tear.
II might navs bsen mistaken:
She NAV be true" he sighed
Above the scrap Of tia ne
with narrow ribbon tied.
slow foadly nho has treasured -
My raven trc~s," hr said
Ani dropped the folded paper
Tbs lock Of hair was rcd.
Criterion
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-02
ao,,ee 70, pubi,estIon.
LAND OFFICE AT PUEBLo: COL

LAND OFFICE An PUEBLO. COLO.
Il ~ VI OCTOBER 8. lSs5. I
NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN THAT THE
~ fOllowina-unmed settler has fled notice OF
his Intention 10 mnke fnal proof IT, support ri
hte clni n. and that said prD.f will I've made
before the Clerk OF tile District Court at La
Juntx, on DeCe nbcr s. lSa.. viz: william
RoUp: n. r. %. for the N. =: y OF Sec. 81,
He names the following Witnesses To- prove
he continuous residence upon and cultivation
~ aasd lam, viz: (3eoree r. buckley. William
DOw, Asa ScuddeP. Charles W. DnnEnrdneF
I'll u In Junsa, CDlo. J.R. GORDON.
= Register.
DSe1t publjoatsOn Ocs 0bee V. 1879. s--s
Last pustitcat50n November H. 1893.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-02

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ton 81 sa d innd. viz: Air BrDOker Louis
a. Roland, EJwaId. ID Exrcils Josiah Is.
Weiland. OF La .fuitih. Colu.it -
JNO- L. GORDON, Register
First publication Ociph,r q. lols.
Last pu unLIemtipL NUNetnher 4. ISIS.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-02
COUNTY AND valley.
The Hews cleSnsd with Pen and Sells
sors From Our Valley Exchanges.

For broken leg Thomas Liafe
was given judgment for $40, 900 il.
his suit against Colorado City last
week.
Ernest Wilson drifted over from
Richheld Wednesday and Sam
Thompson is out few meals
Syracuse, Kansas, News.
Mrs. L. ]. Miller. returned to
La Junta Friday, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Edna Bowman
Canon City Clipper.
Garden City gave a cake walk
last week to raise money with
which to improve the cemetery.
When it comes to the fitness of
things, Garden City takes the
cake.
Frank Foley of Rocky Ford, one
OF Lamar's pioneers, was in town
Monday noting the progress of the
new Foley block. Frank expects
soon to be citizen of Lamar
again.-Lamar Sparks.
The Lamar Sparks says move
ment is on foot to organize a stock
company for the purpose of build
ing an opera house in that city.
We would like to see something
thing started in La ]unta OF SIM
lar character.
O. G.. Hess came down from La
unta last Sunday and attended
church in the evening at the Meth.
odist meeting house. 1t seemed
quite natural to see o. G.. there,
as he was frequent attendant
when he resided here. Lamar
Register.
Jacob Beeman and Miss Chris
tina Ziman Of the North side were
married at La Junta on Monda,
and have commenced housekeep-
ing at the groom's ranch on Sand
creek.-Lamar Sparks. 1t isn't
every man that has "grit" enough
to live on.
Bunco sharpers are said to be
working Colorado farmers selling
binding twine by contract for mex
years delivery. 1t is one-slded
contract for the reason that it re
quires the sIgner to pay more thai
the market price for the goods.
Pueblo Mail.
According to story from Iowa
watch swallowed by cali was
kept wound up by the process OF
respiration and lost only seven
minutes in seven years.-Poultry
man and Farmer. Won't some
body please tell us why the watch
lost seven minutes1
1t is rumored that the old Fori
Lyon will be rebuilt by the gov
ernment and portion of the reg
ular army stationed there. While
the people OF the valley are very
pcaceable and have no need of sold
iers stationed SO near, yet they
would welcome the rebuilding OF
this fort just lne same. Holly
Chieftain.
Robert Hough of Rocky Ford
this week purchased half inter
est in the +. M. Stark furniture
store at this place, the firm hear
after being Stark & Hough. Mr..
Hough will move his family to
Fowler and he the resident mana
ger. We are pleased to welcome
this gentleman to our town, be-
lieving that he will be valuable
acquisition to our community
Fowler Tribune.