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La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25
administrators Notice.

ESTATE OF WILLIS X BAGG, DECEASED.
= The undersigned. having been appointed
administrator Of the estate OF Willis X. Ba1R.
late OF the county OF Ctero. in the state of Colo
RADIO, deceased, hereby gives notice that ..e
in said county. at the April term. 1889. on the
last Monday in April next. at which time all
persons having claims against said estate are
notified and requested TO attend for the pur-
pose OF having the same adjusted All per
sons Indebted TO said estate are requested To
make immediate payment to the undersigned. 4.
Dated sf La Juuta. Colo. this 18th day OF
March. A. ID. l.ga
&C. BAKER. Administrator
First publication. March IS, lsssl.
Last publication. April 5. 1859.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25

MORNING SESSION.
Devotional Exercises.
Conducted by Nr. Sherman Ball
''Ho~ 10 Maintain a Good Country sun
day school," oi."......-...-....s....J. j. l.. Brown
DUTY of the Parents in the sunday
school,. -...-..-.-......-,....M Mr. Houck
The Sunday School Teachers Use OF the
Biblc.". ~. :. ..... william Warren
spiritual Thoughts on Lessons of Las;
Quarter" ..-.-......-..--..-.. .......---
''Jannary.~.... .-.........-.....N Mr. Everett
February .'-+.-.-...--........--...M Mr.. Nelson
March, sss. Miss Hattie Naneoias
Basket Diancr.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Song Service.
Led by Mr.. Waiter caikins.
: Historical Period Between Malachi and
the Birth of Christ" -. Mr. j. II. wn>son
'chlidreu's Half Hour" Mrs. W. b. Moore
How Ia Make the Young Peoples Class
success. ......-.. ...... Miss Eva Taylor
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25
Notice for pu b,ication.
LAND OFFICE AT PUEBLO. &C

LAND OFFICE AT PUEBLO. COLO.
FEBRUARY "a. 1879. I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following nams-1 settler has filed notice of
hts Intention to make final proof In support of
his claim. and thar said proof will be- made
before the clerk Of the district court AT La
Juntn. Colorado. on Apriiit, 1879. viz; Edward
a. krapz. II. T.. Tl4, for The ). r. =. Sec. 2.
r. - South, Range Is West.
He names the following witnesses tn prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz; John Isaac. Bernard Hun.
Sam Miller. Edmond ". nietz. ALI OF La Junts,
Colorado. J. r. GORDON Register
First publication March I. 1879.
Last publication April 5. 1879.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25
County Court.

The March term OF the county
court convened Monday, and after
session of two days adjourned.
A lumber OF the cases set for trial
were passed for the term owing to
the illness of District Attorney
Sabin, who was unable to be pres
ent.
The first case tried was that of
Geo. r. Mock VS.. Jas S. Moore.
The action was a suit on account
appealed from a justice court.
Thos. r. Hofimire appeared for
the plaintiff and G. NJ. Cameron
for the defendant. The case oc-
cupied the attention Of the court
all Of Monday, and resulted in a
judgment for $50 and costs in IA
|vor of the plaintiff. The costs in
the case, exclusive Of attorneys
lees, already amount to nearly
three times the original amount
involved.
The case Of the Nuckols Pack
ing Company VS.. 6. L. Holly. in a
suit on account, resulted in judg-
menf for the plaintiff for the sum
|of S6ao-6 66.
:
fennie N. CALDWELL vs.. Norman
|cadwelI Divorce; granted.
Lucy Taylor VS.. E. E. Taylor
Divorce; granted.
The jury summoned for the term
was discharged Tuesday afternoon.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25
Notice for pubiie.tion.
LAND OFFICE AT PuEBLo. col

LAND OFFICE AT PUEBLO. CoLo..t
FEBRUARY q, 1879.
NOTICE Is HRREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has flied notice OF
his intention To nake mai prof In support Of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before the clerk OF the district court at La
Junfn. Colorado. on April IL. issa, viz: Mathew
Harxrave. II z 6.9a. for the lots and and
F. i n. W. u. Sec ~. 7. - South X. Is West.
OF said land viz: Benjamin r. Bales. Alexan-
der ". Bole. Joseph A Dodds. David A. Boic.
all of La Junta, Colorado.
J. X GORDON. Register.
First publication March /. I,sss
Last publication April 5. ls1p.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25
returned.-Josh. Edgar, German
town. Cal. Sold at the Palace.

returned.--Josh. Edgar, German
town, Cal. Sold at the Palace.
Thirty. six nice stock hogs for
sale. Inquire OF doc" Howard.
The Semi Weekly Tribune and
Chicago Weekly In,erOeean one
year for sI.65.
c. A. Lewis has opened new
restaurant in the Bradish building
on Trinidad plaza.
Why not own your own home and
save renis Look at the list offered
by Buckley & Hart.
II you desire to vote at the city
election see to il that your name is
placed upon the registration lists.
Mrs. Harry Pearson returned to
Pueblo Wednesday morning, after
few days visit with friends in
this city.
Mrs. J. II Needles. of Atlantic,
Ia, who has been the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. NJ. K. McCauley,
for several weeks, returned home
Thursday morning.
Barry Heaton, who has been en-
ployed in Huddleston's store for
the past ten years, will leave
Lamar on the Ist OF April to en-
gage in the cattle business. with
headquarters at La Junta. Mr..
Heaton is young man OF good
business ability and there IS nc
doubt that he will make success
4 OF his new venture Sparks
/ Iohn Forster and family left
Tuesday morning for Denver to
reside permanently. II is rumored
that Mr.. Forster, who is now di'
vision master mechanic OF the
! Colorado Southern railway com
pany, will in the near future be
promoted to the position OF super
intendent of machinery OF the en-
tire system of that road
Rev. +. Edwards. pastor OF the
English Baptist church at Miners
Vile, Pa, when suffering with
rheumatism. was advised to try
Chamberlain Pain Balm. He
says: "a few applications of this
liniment proved great service &c
me. Ii subdned the inflammation
and relieved the pain. Should
any sufferer profit by giving Pain
Balm trial it will please me-
Sold at the Palace drug store.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25
Notice Tor Publication.

LAND OFFICE At PUEBLO, COLO.,l
MARCH 8. 1884
AZ following named settler has filed notice
OF his Intention TO make final proof In support
before the Clerk Of the District Court at La
JunfA. Colorado, on April ~. 1873. viz. Dill
Chapman. II. 4. 73si. for the N. z. 4 s. W. u, !,
N. ~ =. =. u. Sec. -. n. w. v 8. W. u Sec "a
Townaiip rs South, Range IS Vest
He nnmes the following witnesses to prove
hts continuous residence and cultivation or
nnid land viz; George ". bland. Christopher
n. Miiier. James -. Gibbs. David A. wake-
field, aii OF La } inta. Colorado
J. X. GORDON, Register
First publication March s, Is1a.
Last publication April IL. lssa
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25
notice Of Election.

NOTICE IL HERERY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual municipal election in and for the
town of La Junta. Ofero county. stale OF
Colorado, will bs held st the various polling
piaces IN, said toun. on Tuesday. the sth day
OF April. A. ID. 1922. for the purpSse of cieeting
the following oiArers:
One Mayor for full term OF one yeAr.
Three Trustees. for the full term Of two
years c. W. .BOMGAHDNEk.
fsEAL.t Mayor.
g. .s. THOMPSON.
lArTEsr.i Clerk and Recorder
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25
sA,,aoAo aunsL,se..
items Picked W. coadsessd sss
Stolen Tor the special Edif'estien
OF Railroad n en-.

~ Wsss~s~
Storekeeper c. Il. McKibben
has been on the sick list this week.
]. X. Beynou, Of Topeka. went
to work in the local shops yester-
day.
Engineer Wallace Averill, Of
Pueblo, was a La Jnnta visitor this
week.
The Semi-Weckiy Tribune and
the Kansas City Weekly Journal
one year for ST. so.
Only three houses OF the COM
pany rows now remain and the
work OF removal will probably be
completed by April rst.
Master Mechanic Clucas on
Wednesday moved into the resi-
dence in Mountain View recently
vacated by John Forster.
The 5S9 came out OF the local
shops Yesterday after a general
oyerhauling which included new
sidesheets and a new hrebox.
Only three switch engines are
now 10 use in the local yards. one
having been pulled off this week.
Engineer Murphy is firing again.
There is a rumeI 10 the effect
that new time table is soon TO be
issued No. S is TO arrive in this
city about Q a. m. and No. II at
II p. IN.
All section men working be-
tween La Junta and Dodge City
were laid oii this week, on account
OF there being lack OF work along
the line.
Conductor William Riley, who
has passenger run between La
Iunta aud Dodge City, has moved
his family from Denver TO the lat
ter place
An exclusive mail and express
train from Chicago TO California is
among the contemplated innova-
tious on the Santa Fe during the
present year.
A new seniority list OF the fire.
men on the western division has
recently been posted in the local
roundhouse. There are eighty
FIVE men on the roll.
The plans have been drawn for
an addition to the depot to be To-
Gated upon the vacant ground ad-
joining the present site and the
Wells Fargo Express Office. The
work may be done this summer,
but nothing definite has been de-
cided upon as yet.
On May ist the Wells Fargo
Express Company will assume
charge Of the express business of
Colorado and Southern railway.
BY the accession of this I,ooo
miles. the total miles of road op-
Grated by the Wells Fargo COM
pany will aggregate 3S,o miles.
There is talk of removing the
building opposite the depot which
is utilized as reading room and
the offices OF the bridge and build
ing department. The company
may decide TO build two-story
freight house north of the St.
Charles hotel, and in case they do,
the Offices will be located in the
second story of this building.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-25
sYnd.y seheeI eorv.n.ien.

The La Junta Circuit Sunday
School convention will be held at
the Bee Hive school house Sun
day, March a6th Following is
the programme for the day:
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-05
Euntsmer. Take Notice.

The laws regulating the killing OF
game in the counties Of Caroline. King
George, Stafford, Spotsylyanla Orange,
Culpeper aud FAuquier as amended and
brought down to date are as follow
Caroline. Quail or Partridge can be
killed from November lst to February
lst; Wild Turkeys and Pheasants from
October 18th TO January 10th; Wild
Water Fowls from September LIST to
MAY LIST No law regulating the kill
ing OF Rabbits or Hares.
King George and Stafford. Wild
Turkeys, Quail or Partridge from
October 10TH TO January 9th; Wild
Water Fowls from September lst to
May lst Rabbits or Hares from Septem.
Der - to February 18th, Stafford
only)
Spotsylvania Wind Turkeys, Pleas
ants. Quails or Partridge from Novem-
Der LIST to February lst; Rabbits or
Hares from October 1st TO February lst
Deer from August 10Th to January 18th
Wild Water Fowls from September lst
10 May let.
OraDge and Culpeper Quail or Par
fridge, Wild Turkeys. Pheasants, Rab-
bits from Novemb Der list to January 18th
Woodcock from July lst to February
LIST Robbins from October Let to May
lst; Deer from September lst to Feb
ruary lst. Monaghan Phessants must
not be killed at all.
Fauqnier. Wild Turkey and Phea-
SAINTS from October 9th to January 10Th
Quail or Partridge from October 10th
to January LIST.
There is a fine ranging from five to
twenty dollars for the violation OF laws
regulating the killing Of game in these
counties and the failure to pay il lands
the violator in Jail
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-05
Condition Of vlrginias Finances.


Richmond, Va, Oct 3 while the
fiscal year Of the State ended Septem-
Der 30. the annual report Of the treas
urer and auditor OF public accounts will
hardly be issued before the latter part
OF November or the let Of December.
The reports Of the financial officers OF
the State will be Of even more than
usual interest this year.
In the first place there has been a
good deal Of anxiety felt as to what
effect the legislation Of the last General
Assembly would have In improving the
public revenues, and in the second place
il is now known that the condition OF
the State treasury is better than IL has
been az the same time any year for five
wears or more. Many features Of Andi-
tor Marye's report, which gives all the
details Of the financial affairs OF the
State will be looked forward to with
special interest. Not only has the State
purchased 1929. 600 OF her bonds at a
cost Of about 800, 900. to be held as
security for interest on the outstanding
bonds, but the manner in which she
was enabled to accomplish this is OF in
terest
The amount brought into the treasury
during the fiscal year under the pro-
q II "a In "a thu - land
grabber's act" was $3.50 600 as against
1873. 600 81 in 1896, si3 $50 80 in 1897,
and $50. 250 o. in 1898 As result Of
the legislation Of the last two sessions
OF the General Assembly the State was
saved $3.50 600 in criminal expenses.
The saving this year will be something
like ga. 600. This reduction In this
particular branch Of the expenses OF the
Common wealth is largely the result OF
the change in the law, which required
IN sdemeanor cases 20 be tried by JUS
tics II the peace instead Of by county
and corporation courts Prior to this
reform the criminal expenses in some
OF the counties was enormous.
The criminal expenses in 1896 were
1878. 29l 81. or over 81, 600 a day. The
reduction Of expenses and increase in
receipts on account Of the oyster indus
try have resulted in net gain for the
year Il over sSO.OOO Altogether the
condition Of the States revenues is
very gratifying
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-05
ORIENTAL DESIGNS.
Meetings in the Interest Of the Pu bile
cebnnic

Meetings in the Interest Of the Pu bile
Schools
The Department Of Public Instruct
ion has issued the following address TO
the people Of the various school dis
tricts in Virginia:
This is an auspicious season for
calling together the people q each
school district at some convenient
place and having some person to de-
liver an address on a subject connected
with public education. Such meeting
will enable the patrons Of the public
schools t. become personally acquain' .
ed with the teachers and to see the cor
dition and needs Of the country school.
houses. Such meetings should be held
at every country school house. but rs
this is probably impracticable, one
should be held at least in every school
district. In no other way can the peo-
pie be brought in closer contract with
the public school system or made tc
feel a greater interest in the success OF
the schools. Let the superintendents,
trustees, teachers. pupils, and parents
work together to bring about this glori'
on. result.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-05
Winnie Davis School Of History.

Gaffney, s. O.. Oct. S.-The tru''
tees Of Limestone College have deter
mined to establish as feature Of their
institution a department OF history, In
which, without neglecting other
branches Of the subject, particular at
tention will be paid TO the histo ry OF the
Southern States 1t 10 proposed 70
make Limestone College a centre OF his
torical investigation. A large histori-
cal library is being rapidly provided
srrsn gements have been made to Sc
cure instruction Of the highest charao-
ter by men trained In university meth
DDS Of origi nal research, and the fruits
of the studies made by both by pro-
fessors and by graduate students will
be published by the college in a series
Of historical monographs.
A beautiful hall OF history will be
erected for this department, which
will be called the Winnie Davis School
Of History. The institution believes
that no tribute could be devised that
would have been more acceptable to the
Daughter Of the Confederacy. "
President Lee Davis Lodge has laid
the plan before Mrs. Jefferson Davis.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-05

The Dewey business has been eyre
giously overdone. The run mad demon
stration and enthusiasm over him 10 out
Of ali proportion to that cordial and
generous reception, within the bounds
of reason, which he really deserved
But to assert that the hours brilliant
work at Manila puts him on a foil
level, II not actually above, Lord Nell
son. is simply absurd. He evidently
sees and feels this himself and 1t is
his genuineness and simplicity OF char
actsy and attractive modesty which with
intelligent people, place him on 8
higher pedestal than his military sx'
plot In the Philippines. There will be
8 reaction against this hystericAl dis
play Of admiration, or rather adulstion.
and this folly Of placing the doughty
res captain who did. and did well.
what some other captains in our navy
could have done, above Themistocles ut
sslsmis or Nelson at Trafalgar.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-05
Tha cwans Case.

Monday at Richmond true bill wa'
found BY the grand jury in the United
States Circuit Court against H. l..
Owens, alias +. o. Ward, Of Warren
ton, Va. for impersonating an officer
Of the United States army, and by
such representation securing quite
sum Of money. After Owens had beer
arrested and bailed q commission OIL
Il macy declared him insane. At pres
eut he is confined in the State Hospits
ct staunton. and it is not probable thai
the case will come to trial. he being
ont of the courts jurisdiction.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-05

The first race between the yachts COL
umbia and Shamrock, on the Atlantic
ocean outside of New York bay. was de-
clsred off Tuesday, because neither boat
finished within the time limit. The
Shamrock lead by quarter Of mile.
The next race will be sailed today
Work on all Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio terminal improvements at New
port News, which will cost 81. 900. 900
when completed, has been commenced.
Four hundred men have been put to
work on the new 1000. 900 bushel grain
elevator, and 200 carloads Of material
for this structure are on the ground.
The charge Of criminal malpractice.
resulting in the death Of the subject,
brought against DR.. +. M. Morgan. q
prominent physician of Berkeley. Va.
has been set for trial In the Corpora
ton Court of Norfolk on Wednesday,
October, IS. The doctor is ont on
81. 900 bail.
A jury in the United States District
court at Richmond, Va. Tuesday
brought in verdict OF guilty In the
case Of r. H. Williams. charged with
distributing obscene printed matter
Mr.. Anthony Oomstook went to Rich
mond to prosecute In this case.
He expressed the hope that the
court would suspend sentence against
tbs accused. Judge Waddill. however,
declined TO do this. He said Mr.. Com
a ,ck had declared the evidence In this
case was was 800 revolving TO 60 on the
record of the Court. Williams was
commended 30 the mercy OF the Court
- the inrv Ia Wee fined 910.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-05
Por over Pity Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success. IL
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pains, cures wind colo, and
Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. l
will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately. Sold by Druggists in every
part Of the world Twenty-Five cents
a bottle. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-05
Luudoun Candidates.

Leesburg, Va. oct. S-The vote OF
the Democratic primary election in
Loudoun county. TO nominate a can
didate for the House Of Delegates and
show the preference for L. s. Senator,
held on Saturday, was canvassed here
today. For the first, John f. Ryau's
majority over d. II Vandevanter was
544. and Ty ler's over Martin, for Sena.
tor was 3SS.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-05
Death Of Mrs. Mcmillan.

Mrs f. NJ. MCMILLAN, after an i'll.
meas Of four months, died Monday at
her home, at Madison Court House.
Mrs. MCMILLAN was the daughter Of the
late Rev. jeremiah MCMILLAN. OF the
Virginia Conference. and the wife OF
Judge +. NJ. MCMILLAN. of Madison
She leaves two children. Mrs Asbury
Christian and Mrs o. f. MCMILLAN,
aud also several brothers and sisters
most OF whom live In South Carolina
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-05


In the presentation on Tuesday OF
the sword voted by Congress to Dewey,
Secretary Of the Navy Long offended
the modesty of the Manila hero. and
exceeded oil bounds Of propriety, by
an address so extravagant that it taxed
the resources Of the English language
for speculative and fulsome praise. Not
only this, but it offended a just sense
of decency in making the occasion an
opportunity to extol the expansion
policy Of the President and the admin
istration. Having done this, he gave
she President himself an opportunity
to put in an adroit word in promotion
of bis aspiration for denomination next
year. Instead Of handing the sword TO
Dewey. Secretary Long delivered it to
Mckinley (of course by preconcerted
soheme) and the latter arose and briefly
expressed his welcome home to the Ad-
miral. lin which join with all your
countrymsn, were bis words A most
significant statement then followed
There has been no flaw in your vic
tory, there will be no faltering In
maintaining it. -
The sentiment was greeted with wild
applause. 1t was uttered by the Presi'
dent with his hand in the air In his
loudest tones.
Thomas Benton on one occasion char
acterized in homely and rather coarse
way. the artihce OF brother Congress
man in putting an extraneous provision
in bill. Benton exclaimed 1.-The
gentleman has injected foreign mat
ter into the belly Of the bill " Nc
Kinley's mo faltering. in maintain
ing the fruits Of Dewey's victory, is
plea for expansion injected into the
presentation address. and ia part OF the
plan which the President lie said TO be
maturing for using Dewey as decoy-
duck in his canvass for denomination.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-05
Monday, Oct. 10, 1899,
TN THF CLERKS OFFICE = FREDER-
i ICKSBURG CIRCUIT COURT, VA.

L ICKsBURG CIRCUIT COURT, VA.
Jane C. Jackson, Executrix OF Joseph ).
Jackson,
Versus
G. { a. and d., Laura Thornton and Henry G.
Thornton, Mary Elizabeth and John III. Eug-
fish. heirs Of Thomas g. Beazley and Mary
Ann Penny; or, II she Is dead, then her heirs,
names, number. ages and sex unknown and
James, Charles, Ovander. and perhaps others,
the heirs Of Charles l.. Beazley, unknown 20
complainant and Marthy Ann Beazley, and
Others, believed to be four or more, but
names number, &C., unknown, the heirs OF
John g. Baazley, and John II. Mitchell and
Agnes Mitchell, aud. perhaps, others, I'M
known, the heirs OF Angelina Beazley, who
married John Mitchell; snd the heirs OF Susan
J Alsop, unknown; and the heirs OF ferdl-
nand Beazley, numoer, names, ages, sex, &c,
unknown, but believed 70 be Q son and
daughter in Missouri; and Agnes w. Morton,
who was Agnes w. Bcazley, and n. Il. lay
ton. and Victoria nee Jones' and 3. a. Fair-
name unknown, and others. All named, ex-
cept first aud last three, being the heirs and
descendants of the testator. VIM: Beazley.
In Chancery-On Amended Bill I'm suits or
Beszley VS.. Beszley. and Jackson vs. Beazley.
The objects of these suits is for settlement
of testator's estate. sale of realty. payment
of debts. distribution OF residue, or division
And il appearing by affidavit that all OF
above named and described parties, defen-
dants. are non residents Of this State, except
first they are ordered, on plaintin'e motion,
10 appear TO these suits after due publication
and posting OF this order within the time
fixed by law and look to their respective
rights.
JAMES P. CoRBIN,
J. L, POWELL pa.
sep2 wiw
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-05
The report Of the president, George

The report Of the president, George
s. Hughes, OF the Danville Tobacco
Association, shows that Danville ware
houses sold during the year ending
September SOth. over 4S. 600, 900 pounds
of tobacco, and Mr.. Hughes calculates
that but but for the diversion OF trade
during the smallpox scare 1t would
have reached over 30, 900 900 pounds.
The Richmond city council has
adopted q resolution formally inviting
President Mckinley to visit the city on
the occasion Of the launching there Of
the torpedo-boat Shubriok. The coun.
oil also made an appropriation TO mount
there two Of the Spanish cannon cap
tared in Cuba.