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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-03

A diseased stomach surely undermines
health. II dnlis the brsir, kills energy,
destroys the nervous syttsm, aud predis
poses to insanity aud fatal diseases. All
dyspeptie troubles sre quickly cured by
Kodol Dyspepsis Cure. /, b. cured
thousands OF cases aud 10 curing theu ev
cry day. lis Ingredients are suca thai il
can't help curi0s A X peitibone. MAJ
chester Depot, J II Whipple, Manchester
Ceulre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-03

GsI-ibot vcuhd. ssd powder barn..
esI'. tralses, spfsiGs. sospds from rusty
n,ils, lsstei slirg' snd ivy poisoning, -
quietly ts.itd by Dewni, witch HsEel
s.lve Positively prevents blood poison
its. Beware OF eounttritib. 'DeWiin'
istArr aud trhE. j II Whippie. Mspehes
Yer Ceu,te; A II Peltibons, Manchester
Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-03
High Grade Municipal Bonds
bought and Sold.

We ofer, subject TO sale go 900 Ptkip County.
Col, . PER cent, Bonds. This IL good county
bond. bearing high rate as they were issnsd
several years ago. Legal opinion by Judge
DAliol u. Pfrke OF Denver - the well known
authority on Colorado bonds
We offer sI3 W0 @ per cont. Now Hampshire
First Mortgage on first ciass hotel property
hat is HEstt1d Tor $50 eco, also Insured Tor
so 600. This will male choice, long time, Q
per cent, investment
Core spondebos solicited with Investors.
II. u. POWELL a co,
Woodstock VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-03
ARLIxoros
Nj. Halle Phillips lesvei this week
IN wall irisnds In Mama

Miss Halle Phillips lesvei this week
10 sisii friends 10 Maine
Rev. Chsrles hale will bold services
Sunday MORNINGS ~ The residence OF +.
N. Garfield, until iurtter notice.
PROT, jas. Garfield, the new librarian
OF Columbis University, New York, has
been visiting 10 ,ovo.
TIE rev soii lIpks prove grss, u
traction, and viii be likely 10 lacrosse The
rnmbsr Of our summer visitors Every
day they .te hfqusntei BY . large nun
Der Of players, some Of whom are btcom
ing quite expert st the game.
1t va decided ss meeting OF the wee
ty oil 81. James church 10 replace the old
sest With modern once. A center sisle
gill be sdaed. The ehsrcsl dseorsuors
silI be made 10 Sss York. The foor oil
the church val be Of Georgia pins. thai
o. he ehsEeel Of aaArisfsd oak.
"A game Of bsss ball Va played Sstur
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-03

What is Kodsl Dyspepsia Curef II lie
the newly discovered remedy. the N ost Ell
iective preparation ever devised Tor aiding
the digestion snd assimilation OF food, and
restoring the dersnged digestive orssps 10
a natural condition. ltIss discovery sur
psssing snJtting yet knosn to the medi
cal profession. Il Nipple. Manchester
Centre; A II Pe,tbour, Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-03
SUNDERLAND.

SO TO T. j. Bowel Ter doe groceries
and provisions.
Farmers are well along With hsyioe
and call II . fair crop.
Go and hear Mise Ethel Ames Of 10
ion church, August 3fd.
The lawn party vas we'll attended
and the ladies cleared lover six dollars.
w. o. Wilcox OF Yves, Arlington hss
bought the pulp wood on the WILCOX
Bros land and is drsvins II 10 bis mill.
DE-. Marsh snd Nose Barrett OF Men
chester Ceutst we're 10 town last week.
Nose got good supply Of blaebsrries
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-01
Sheriff. Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue of an execution issucd out Of the
district court OF Otcro county, in the state of
Colorado. IN favor of The La Junta State Bank,
plaintiff, and against W. Il. Smith and Mrs W.
B smith, defendants. whereby I am COM
uanded of the goods. chaiteis. lands, and
tenements of the said w. b. Smith and Mrs.
". U smith, to make the sum of one hu ndrtd
and twenty-five dollars and ninety-tive cents
tsisa. .poi, With interest, and the further sum Of
sI..Ss costs. have levied upon and scixed all
the right. title and Interest of the said defend
ants. OF either of them. In and to the following
described land to-wif: The north enst quarter
~ OF section fifteen (l5l. In tow nship y twenty
three is3i, south of range nifty seven l57) west
OF the sixth principal meridian. together with
thercoa and especially et1hi - shares Of the
capital stock of the Rocky Ford Canal. Reser-
votr, Land Loan aud Trust Company, and all
tntereet In the Rocky Ford High Lire Canal,
aitunfed In Otero county, state OF COLORADO,
subject To one certain trust deed given la
Thurlow. Hutton and Williams for the princi-
pal sum OF eighteen hundred dollars tflSDl,
dated August %. lsgs.
Also trust deed given in favor Of public
trustee for the use OF Ellingwood Hnuck
for the principal sum of two hundred and
I. 1899. and will on the
ETH DAY OF MARCH, A. ID. 1884,
NJ the hour of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF
that day. mt the north front door OF the court
house, in the town OF La Junta. In said county
and state, proceed to sell the Aforesaid real
estate so much thereof ~ may be neces sary
TO pay on and satisfy said execution.
GEORGE BARR
Sherin of Otero county. Colorado
T. X. HorrNInE. Attorney for Piaintin.
First publication February -, Ispp.
Last publication March -. 1893.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-01

ing and provide permanent home
than is at present annually expend-
ed in rentals.
Three thousand dollars would
buy the lots and erect a two-story
brick building large enough to ac-
commodate the hose house, city
Jail, Office of water commissioner,
and city council room. II would
erect building that would be a
credit and an ornament to the city.
The city officials would exper-
ience no trouble in floating ten
year bonds drawing six per cent
interest, and in ten years would
save enough in rent charges to
wipe outtwo thirds Of the principal.
The amount yearly expended in
rentals would pay interest on s6,-
900, and if the bond proposition is
taken up saving OF just one-half
will be effected OF the amount now
expended for rentals. Besides the
city officials will have permanent
home, and now is the best time to
make provision for it.
La Junta has outgrown the re-
quirernents and methods OF vii
lage and it will not be many years
before she will be called upon to
assume the airs OF budding me-
tropolis. Let the citizens and the
town progress and advance to-
gether, and let US hope the citizens
and the city fathers will be equal
to any emergency and ready to
take advantage OF the new oppor-
tunities that arise in the develop
ment OF every city.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-01
trustees Sale.

" HEREAs. MRS. EMMA CHAPMAN. OF
W the county of Otero. and state of Colora-
Nineteenth day Of February. A. ID. 1885,. which
is duly recorded In Book L. Page SOS. OF the
ciemas. as TT Trustee. % the foIiowinF % descrtbes s e
property. eit,inte lying and being in the
county OF otsro and state of Colorado. vtx
Lot Number Eighteen tls), In Block Number
Thirty-six tssl, in the original town OF La
Junta, Otero county. state OF Colorado. as
show n y on the plat Of said town now on file In
said county. with all improvements on the
said premises, to secure the payment of
Chapman. dated the Nineteenth day OF Febru
for the sum Of Five Hundred Dollars itsGoa0).
annnm, payable % to Il. TIE s order o H. a Narshe pf.
M In said trust deed described: and
other tSnss. thu, IN ens OF Sefanit 1n1ss IN pss
payment OF eithe! principal or interest. or any
part thereof, acc6rdlny io the tenor and effect
ness may become due and payable, at the
option of the legal holder and owner OF said
.s and snh On M the ,,1ste sn
and cquity OF redemption Of the said Emma
Chapman. her heirs and assigns therein, at
public auction. in the manner In said trust
deed provided: and,
Whereas, default has been made IN the pay
ment Of the interest due Feb ebruary Nineteenth
A. d. 1877, and all interest due since that date
and the principal note above described In past
due by its terms and wholly unpaid: and
permitted TO be sold for the taxes OF isC5. and
no subsequent taxes were paid by the said
Emma Chapman. party of the nrst part as
stipulated and agreed to In ssid trust deed:
and.
whereas. tits further stipulated and agreed
resignation. removal from the county. or
other Inability to act, Of the said party Of the
second part, viz, the said James Ctemow
Trustee, then the acting sheriff of Oteto
county, shall act In his stead. with like power
and authority - the said party OF the second
vested In such new Trustee; and
whereas. Jamee C1emoW, Trustee, has long
since removed from the said Otero county
and state Of Colorado. and IL not now In said
county.
Nov, therefore, 1, GeorEe Rarr, Sheriff uf
Otevo county, stats Of Colorado. Is Trustee
at the request OF the legal holder Of said note
and by virtue OF the power and authority In
me vested BY the terIns Of said trust deed, as
Trustee. Thirty (0) days public notice. having
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8, A. d. 1859,
~ tAe North door Of the Court House, In the
teyD q Z: Junsa: =. county cf ossro. and ssa.e
saAd day, ecll the above described real estate
nth all the appurtenanCea tlscreuntO bejone.
inG, or in anyvise appertaining. and al the
F1Sht, title. 6eneat and equity az redemption
best price the seme viii bring In cash, for the
pufpoee OF paying. the above 1entIcued In
6sh&sdnea ard III costa and unpaid 6ack
tazss, = psUyided In said deed Of ssuss =
Detsd, q Ia Junta. Cnsorsao, February
sheriff Otero County.
FirDe publication February I. tsoe.
tAst publication March I. lsoo.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-01

We were in error in stating in
our last issue that the levy of 1IH
mills for county ordinary and poor
fund for the year 1898 was the
highest in the history of the county.
The fact is that it was the lowest,
with but one exception. The
lowest levy for county ordinary
and poor fund occurred in 1896,
when it was s mills, aud in 1904
and 1895 it was 20 mills, the high
est levy in the history Of the county
for these two purposes. The low
levy OF 1896 was caused by the
increase in assessed valuations.
This was the year the county as
SCISSORS held a convention and
agreed among themselves to raise
the valuation. A few, among
them Otero county's assessor,
lived up to the agreement, but !
majority Of them renigged on the
proposition.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-01
NEEDED IMPROVEMENTS.

The property owners along the
east side Of Colorado avenue, from
Granada to Kansas street, have
contracted for the laying of a
vitrificd brick sidewalk, twelve feet
in width, adjoining their property.
Work will be commenced as soon
as the weather conditions are
favorable The improvement is
one that is greatly needed and will
be appreciated by large number
Of citizens OF La Junta, there being
more travel on that thoroughfare
than any other in the city. 1t is
hoped the humor will become in
fectious, now that it is once fairly
started, and other owners Of
property along our main thorough
fares will see the urgent necessity
of advancing their own and the
interests OF the general public as
well by making these much to be
desired improvements.
The city council recently passed
a resolution making demand upon
the owner of the building used as
city council room that he at once
renovate, paint, paper and repair
the roof OF the same. The city
council pays 5000 per year rental
for their present quarters, and
SOS per year for the use OF the land
upon which the hose house is stu
ated. 1t is high time to be pro-
viding permanent quarters for the
city officials, and it will be generally
admitted that the present is the
most opportune time.
La Iunta is rapidly outgrowing
the methods OF provincialism, and
should begin to realize that she is
"getting to be big boy now. "
She should be equal to the emerg-
ency and ready to branch out and
take advantage of new opportuni-
ties as they arise. Now is the
time to provide permanent home
for the city fathers. The money
that is yearly expended in rentals
would pay the interest on sum
sufficient to purchase lot and
erect a creditable building for the
use OF the city council, Office oi
water commissioner, police magis-
trate, hose house and city Jail.
The present city bastile is a dis
grace to a town OF nearly 5000
inhabitants.
Now is the most opportune time
70 secure a permanent and desirable
location. Property will never be
my cheaper than it is right at the
present time, and the sooner the
city fathers act in this matter the
)lbetkef II will be for the financial
SJsISIfare of the town. 1t will not
= cent more 70 pay interest on
: : Sssm sriacient @ erect this build
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-01
Trade at Joys Pharmacy.

Trade at Joys Pharmacy.
Geo. c. Burnett, the Architect.
Room 10, Woodruff block.
Webber's fine creamery butter
will be found at Melvin Bros
For fresh bread. pies or cakes go
to Fishers postoffice news stand.
Why not own your own home and
save rent? Look at the list offered
by Buckley & Hart.
The Semi Weekly Tribune and
the Kansas City Weekly Journal
one year for 81. SO.
Mrs. F. D. Lairaber. maid and
children, of Minneapolis, Mimi,
were guests of the Harvey House
Monday.
WASTED-Dry, clean bones. We
will pay a good price, loaded on
cars in car lots. For particulars,
with price, write The Standard
Fire Brick Co., Pueblo, Colorado.
The Frank Readick Company,
direct from nine weeks run at
Denver, will be at the opera house,
one night, Friday, March sd. in
Monte Cristo. Prices, IS, IS
and SO cents.
g. II. Downer, of Lamar, now
clerk of the district court Nof
Prowers county, and formerly
cashier OF the First National Bank
of this city, was in town last week
shaking hands with old friends.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-01


A little boy in a neighboring
town was required to write an es-
say the other day. "The News
paper was his subject and here is
the result: al don't know how
newspapers came to be in the
world. | don't think God does
for he hain't got nothing to say
about them and editors. 1t is not
in the bible. think the editor is
one OF the missing links you read
about and stayed in the brush till
after the flood, then wrote the
thing up and has been here ever
since. l don't think he ever dies.
l never saw a dead'un and never
heard OF one getting killed. Our
paper is a mighty poor'un the
editor goes thout underclothes all
winter, don't wear no socks and
paw hasn't paid his subscription
in more than FIVE years.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-01

Representative Patterson's bill
providing for an appropriation of
$40, 900 to build bridge across
the Arkansas river in Otero county,
was reported by the appropriation
committee Monday for the favorable
consideration OF the committee OF
the whole.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-01

An Otero county exchange
enumerates the bills that Repre-
sentative X. w. Patterson Of that
county, has introduced into the
Legislature. Upon counting them
it appears there are but six There
are 100 members Of the Legislature
and we understand that 1850 bills
have been "introduccd" by them,
making an average OF ten and a
half per Legislator Judged by
this standard Mr.. Patterson is a
poor Representative and his consti-
tuents will probably shelve him.
1t is not the number OF bills you
digest and consider Mr.. Patterson,
but the abundance and variety
that you ''introduce. - Pueblo
Mail.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-01

Next Saturday brings to a close
the sessions OF the fifty-hfth
congress. An extra session is
probable if the army reorganiza-
ton bill fails to go through.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-01

ing on the LOT, Work will be COM
menced at an early day and pushed
to completion.--Rocky Ford Enter
prise.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-01
Cur. . Cold Ia On. Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
money il it fails to cure. a5e. The
genuine has l.. b. Q. on each tablet.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-01
eovsry Aso VALLEY.
The ns~s Cleaned with Pen and Seis-
sors from Our Valley Exehsages.

SioHdi 'lSt loH al n-tdy SHiOPo-
dist
The Salvation Army colony at
Amityville is rapidly filling up with
newcomers.
The Semi-Weekly Tribune and
Chicago Weekly Inter-Ocean one
year for sI.65.
Former residents OF Iowa in
Otero county are talking of holding
a reunion in the near future.
Holly is In the midst of a coal
famine and dealers were hauling
coal from Coolidge last week to
supply the local demand.
The kouns party OF cantaloupc
growers of Rocky Ford have incor-
porated under the title Of "The
Kouns Party CantalouPe Asso-
ciation."
You can get one years subscrip-
ton to The Household free by
paying one year in advance to the
Semi-Weekly Tribune. Both pa
pers one year for 81. so.
Did you know that our old friend,
Mr.. Finity, was elected justice OF
the peace in La Junta last fall and
is making more money than any
county officer. er.-Syracuse News.
r. ]. Barlow and family, former
ly of La Junta, are now residents
OF Manzanola. Mr.. Barlow is to
manage the canning factory to be
established in Manzanola this sea
son.
The banks and postotfice were
closed IN Rocky Ford upon the
occasion OF the Missouri reunion,
SO says the Times Republican.
Why for Any of Jesse James
relatives hereabouts
Hon. ]. II. Crowley is reported
to have recently said that in all
probability the entire peach and
prune crop has been destroyed.
The prospects for large apple
crop, however, are excellent.
Mrs. Anderson, the county sup
crintendcnt, visited us last week,
In the afternoon she gave very
entertaining talk on "Parent's
Day." as observed by the Mexican
Catholics is this county near Nine
Mile. Tribune.
On last Tuesday representa-
tive OF the old Rocky Ford Melon
Growers Association, delivered to
the Fowler members who have
withdrawn, their allotment OF can-
taloupe crates which were left
among the assets OF the association
at the close of the shipping sea-
son.-Fowler Tribune.
|. b. Traxler, in an article in the
Lamar Sparks, says that the snow
fall in the mountains at the head
waters Of the Arkansas river and
its tributaries justifes the belief
that water for irrigation will be the
most plentiful in many years, and
suggests to farmers the advantage
of putting their main laterals in
first-.lass shape and that, too, as
early as the ground is in fit condi
ton
The crash SO long expected by
the melon growers at Olney came
at last and Thursday evening at
the meeting OF the board OF direc-
tors of the Colorado Cantaloupe
Growers Association the president
and general manager, secretary
and treasurer, resigned their Offices.
This is the result OF the determi-
nation OF the Olney faction to COM
pei the treasurer to put up a s5,-
900 bond, and the general manager
S2, 500 bond, which the officers
refused to do.
Generally speaking the public
has but little interest in the results
Of the lawsuit OF individuals. But
we note an exception to this rule.
For a number of months MAXWELL
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-20
Suspected Of Completely In Dyna-
hitting and VIII Be Given
a Hearing Today.
SITUATION STILL THE SAME
Cars Run IrIeghsrly. Although Each
Side Claims the Bestofthe
Situation.

NEW YORK. July is-wlllIam Askley,
employed as an investigator BY the
Brooklyn Rapd Transit Company, made
an Ofiaayit today In which be said he
had attended a meeting Of strikers late
Monday night at which the statement
was made that unless the elevated pee
pie Joined the strikers they would pur.
chase dynamite and blow up me struc-
ture.
As<ley afirms that the Is men arrested
this morning were at the meeting and
endorsed the suggestion with shouts.
The police claim tney have evidence that
these men purchased the dynamite this
morning.
President Rcssiter has offered 5000 re.
ward for the arrest and conviction Of
one or more dynamiters.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-20
tsructurg 10 Brooklyn caused by The dys
Mantle explosion. was repaired this
NOR Aur.
Strikers Attempt to Blow Up Elevated
Railway In South Brooklyn.

5Irikers Ate npt 70 Blow Up Elevated
Railway In South Brooklyn.
NEW YORK. July iS.-Just before .
oclock this morning there we're two ter
rife explosions IN South Brooklyn at
RtsA ayea1e and Thirty-atth street. It
was found that dynamite or some other
high explosive had been placed against
the base Of the pillars Of the Fifth ave-
nue. road at that point
The dyna mite had been put beside the
pillars on he opposite sides OF the street
and the exploa5ns we're almost stimuli
tane1us The force OF the explosions was
such that Windows in near-by houses
were blown in. On one side Of the ave-
nue. at that Doin; IS the pumping station
Of the w1tsrvorss. and on the other
Greenwood cemetery. Underneath taa
rOadbed is a tunnel leading to the cene-
tery.
Word was immediately sent from the
power house at Thirty-sixrh street to
Brooklyn police headquarters. The ~
serves were called out and few min
uies. later hundred policemen were on
shesr way to the scene. The spot where
the explosion occurred Is dark and
lonesome one.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-20
GENERAL sHAFTER WILL
BE SOON RETIRED
Efforts Made for His Retention Beyond
the Age Limit win Not
Succeed.

NEW YORK, July ls-A special to the
Times from Washington says: Those
friends of Major General shatter who are
working in San Francisco to sAve him
retained in the army after bis time to
retire has arrived. viii not meet with
success here,
II congress was in session and there
was an overwhelming desire to proIong
the services of shafter as an officer Of
the army. the law might be amended IN
his case, bun under the statute that VIII
control the president on October 1s. 1899,
shaftsr must be placed that day on the
retired list After thar he cannot Be emf
plOyed without an act of congress, even
il the Santiago campaign were about to
be fought over again.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-20
FOR REDRESS OF GRIEVANCES
Strikers Demand Observance Of the Ten
Hour Law and VIII not Cease Their
Efforts Untn They Obtain 1t.

Strikers Demand Observance Of the Ten
Hour Law and VIII not Cease Their
Efforts Untn They Obtain 1t.
NEW YORK. July lS.-The strike began
this morning on the Second avenue lire
OF the Manhattan side OF the river.
About haR OF the men quit work. The
strike was not authorized by the leaders.
Disturbances have occurred at various
points and several men have been ar.
rested. Strikers claim to have induced
men to quit work on various other lines
OF the company, but cars were running
on all these lines. Commissioner Dele
hanety. OF the state board of mediation
and arbitration, said tn Hoard would
meet today and try to arbanate the dim
culties.
President vreeland. OF the Metropoli-
tan Street Railway. said: There is no
strike and l defy them to tie our lines up.
You can look on the streets and see for
yourself that all our cars are running.
Every line is in good shape except the
Second.avenue line. where there was
some sight disturbance this morning"
General Master Workman Parsons said
today that while he had advised against
the strike today in New York, he would
stand by the men to the last. 81 ad-
vsed delay for a day or two" he said
but now the strike Is on, l will make
the fight of my life TO sustain the men
in compelling observance of the lO-hour
law AID redress of other grievances"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-20
LITTLE oEANSE IN SITUATION.
Although There Are Fewer Cars Run
ming Than at the Same Hour
Yesterday.

NEW YORK, July ls.-There was little
change in the Brooklyn strike situation
today Rapid Transit officials claim to
have operated from 80 to 90 per cnt Of
their surface cars on all lines during
the night, but all cars on all lines were
stopped at midnight. From general oh
servation at o'clock this morning, there
were fever cars running past the city
han than at the same hour yesterday.
Damage TO the Fifth avenue elevated