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county. In the state of Colorado. and TO me
directed. whereby am commanded TO make
the sum OF ti.Tssg. damages, with interest
thereon from the iOfh day of August. A D..
OF suit. said sums being the balance remaining
due. unpAh and unsatisff-d. on certain
Judgment heretofore obtained against q. VI.
DaDerun and j. c Jones. defendants. and In
favor OF the stockxrowers National Bank of
Pueblo, plaintiffs. out OF the lands. tcnemeut
sAid q. ~. Damcron and }. C. Jones. ! have
levied upon all the right, title. Interest. claim,
demand and equity of redemption OF the said
J. Z. ZONES. one OF the defendants in said
execution named Aforesaid. OF. In and TO
the following described real property. to-wft :
All that portion OF that certain tract OF land.
which 10 known designated and called
Indian Claim No. H.. Shich lies and Is situate
within the county Of Otero. in the state OF
Colorado That portion OF said Indian Claim
ate in section Il, township y. south. range 81
vest Of 9Th r NJ, in said otero county.
Colorado.
Nov, therefore, pursuant to said command.
shall expose for sale on
TUESDAY. APRIL =. A. d. isqa.
At the hour 10 clock a. m. on said day. Mt
the north front door of the county court
house. in the town of La Junta. Otero county.
Colorado, and >eii At public auction all the
J. Q. Jones. in and TO the sboyesi described
property. or As much thereof Ms ehaii be
necessary tn satisfy said Judgment. Interest
and costs, and all accruing crsts and expenses
of sale. for the highest and best price the same
will bring In cash.
witness my hand this ssh sy day ot March.
sheriff OF Otero County, Colorado
FIJI II publication NArch-il 1872.
Last publication April -. is@s
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-08

One day last week a most dis
graceful scene occurred in the SEN
ate in which Senator Smith was
conspicuous figure and had his
title read clear to mansions not IN
the skies. a dispute arose. Sen
ator Parks denounced Senator
Smith, said he was whiskey
soaked, had not been in the SEN
ate more than 20 days though he had
drawn pay every day, said he had
often been drunk when IN the SEN
ate, was drunk at that very mo-
ment, was disreputable and inde-
cent, etc, etc. All this time
Senator Smith was shouting the
"lie" at HIM but to no effect. Then
Senator Barela took the floor and
roasted Smith to turn. He got the
'lie" and returned it with interest
/ and the incident closed. Salida
Mail
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-08

The fusion Legislature is dead,
dead as a doornail, and the people
of Colorado fondly hope that even
Gabriel's last sounding trump will
fail to resurrect it. The twelfth
general assembly passed I96 bills,
twice as many as its predecessor,
taking second place, in the number
of bills passed, among the legisla-
lures Of the state. The number of
good laws enacted can be counted
upon the fingers of one hand, a
large majority OF them being graft
bills and laws that will be OF no
benefi, to the people of the state at
large. II fusion is not dead after
this experience it will be because
the people OF Colorado are long
suffering and not awake to their
own interests.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-08

yesterday afternoon, repeating the
drama at the opera house in that
city in the evening.
Postmaster Parks was able TO be
up for short time yesterday. and
is reported to be slowly improving.
Charles Creek, OF Rocky Ford,
and Miss Atha Teeter, OF La unta,
were married at the residence OF
the brides father last Sunday,
Joseph Miller being the officiating
clergyman at the ceremony.
This is changing, tickle weather.
Ii rains, then blows. then SHOWS,
then blows some more-each va
rie,y 'endeavoring to excel its pre-
decessor in giving mortals here be-
low the best the regions above can
afford.
c. b. Mckibben, the local store
keeper OF the Santa Fe, who has
been very i'll with typhoid fever,
was reported to be dying at noon
yesterday. Relatives in Kansas
were telegraphed to this effect and
requested to come at once.
The Young Ladies' Glee Club,
OF the University OF Denver, will
give one OF their unique entertain !.
tainments at Commercial College
Hall. Friday evening, April r4th.
The club is composed entirely of
soloists OF fine reputation and
splendid attainments. In every
place where it has appeared the
people have given the Club most
enthusiastic reception. The pro-
gram is selected from the finest of
compositions for ladies' voices.
Among the members OF the club
arc Mrs. S. H. Blakeslee, Miss
Eta F. Musser, Miss Halcyon E.
Wells, Miss Mabel Laughlin, Miss
Luana West
"a word to the wise is sufficient"
and a word from the wise should
be sufficient, but you ask, who are
the wise2 Those who know. The
Off repeated experience OF trust
worthy persons may be taken for
knowledge. Mr.. w. NJ. Terry
says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
gives better satisfaction than any
other in the market He has been
in the drug business at Elkton,
Ky, for twelve years, has sold
hundreds OF bottles OF this remedy
and nearly all other cough medi-
cines manufactured. which shows
conclusively that Chamberlain's is
the most satisfactory to the people,
and is the best. For sale a, the
Arcade Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-08

Colorado may have another new
county, bill having been intro
duced creating the new county oi
Dewey 1t is proposed to divide
Arapahoe county, taking small
portion OF the western part con-
tanning Denver, and giving it a
county and city government com
bined, similar TO the county and
city OF San Francisco, Cal. The
strip eastward to the state line IS
to be honored with the name of
Dewey" The change would re-
suit in great saving to the people
OF our capital city, but would no,
meet the approval of politicians
who evidently control affairs in the
city and state as well.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-08

tss West of the sixth Principal Meridian. con
tanning EiEhiy t,0l acres more or less. Also
Crooked Arroyo. which he acquire, by virtue
OF the A J. Anderson Charter. and which /,
more fully described In the water contract
given By said Anderson. and assigned to said
Frank Finney. a. Trustee: w ith water right
frotn the oterp Canal. which has been here
tofore released from this trust: which CON
yeynnce WAS 80 made in trust to secure the
payment OF one Promlseory Note OF same
date. made by the said william ". kollock for
the sum OF 81 81. payable tn the order OF Car
oiinc Houxhtelin. i've years after the date
thereof. with interest: and
Whereas. IL 10 further provided in and by
said Deed of Trust that in case of default OF
payment OF said Note or any part thereof. or
interest thereon. according To the tenor and
may be lawful for said party OF
The second part. 10 sell ana dispose .
title. beneni and equiiy of rsicmp,ion Of said
party of the first part. his heirs or assigns
therein; at public suction, At the main en-
trance door of the Court House. In the County
of Oterp In the State Of Co orado. for the high
est and best price the same Will bring in cash.
viousiy given OF the time OF such sale. by ad-
ycrtl-ement in one of the newspapers AT that
time published In said otero County; and
Whereas. default has been made in
and interest thereon said note be-
ing nov long past due: and the legal holder of
property. and the application of the proceeds
Of said sale To the payment of said note, In
terest and charges.
Now therefore. In consideration OF the
premises. and under and by virtue of the
power and authority conveyed to and vested
In me BY said Deed of rrust. |. Frank Finney.
Trustee Aforesaid. do hereby give thirty
days public notice that Will on Wednesday.
April ~. 1899, at 10 n. IN. AZ the main en-
trance door OF the Court House. in the County
OF Oteru In the State Of Colorado. sell all the
above described premises except the water
right heretofore releascdl at public auction
for the highest and best price the same will
hiring in cash for the purpose OF paying said
Indebtedness AT the expenses of executing
this trust.
dated at La Junta. Otero County, Colorado.
this I7th day OF March. 1889.
FRANK FISNEY.
Trustee
First publication, March Is, lsgg.
Last publication. April H. 1899.
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The measure empowering asses

The measure empowering asses
sors TO fix the valuation OF railroad
and other property became a law
this week when the governor af-
fixed his signature. The act takes
away from the state board OF
equalization the power OF assessing
railroad property and places it in
the hands OF FIVE assessors to be
elected by the state board OF asses
sors. The original bill contem-
plated placing the power OF asses
sing railroad property in the hands
OF the individual county assessors,
where it should be, but the act
was amended by the senate provid-
ing for board of assessors. The
new law will give to five men the
power OF fixing the value of rail-
road property, the same as it was
before, but it will depend upon the
personnel OF the board as to wheth,
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-08
The Churches.

METHODIST EpiscoPAL-H. b.
Collins, pastor. Morning subject:
"The Searcher OF Deep Things. "
Evening subject: christianity,
Preparation for Forward Move
ment in the Twentieth Century. "
ETHICAL SOCIETY. &. H..
Taylor's topic for Sunday evening
"The Poor; Are They the Product
OF Divine Wisdom or Human
Foolishness?" Society meets in
small hall of Commercial College.
Meetings open to the public.
PREsByTERIAN CHURcH-Services
both morning and evening con-
Quoted by the pastor. Rev. Robert
Coltman. Morning subject: "The
Bow in the Clouds" Evening sub
ject; "Daniel, the Tried and the
True" Orchestra in the evening.
Everyone cordially welcomed.
CHURCH or CBRisr-Rev. Elmer
Ward Cole, Pastor Morning sub
ject, TRANSPORTATION. Evening
subject, alexander Campbell, I"
tenth sermon OF the series on
"Famous Men-Their Influence on
Civilization Sermon pYelude
for evening, calendar of Events
OF March" You are gwen most
cordial invitation to attend these
services.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-08

ESTATE OF WILLIS X. BAGG, DECEASED.
= The undersigned having been appointed
administrator Of the estate ~ willis X Hagx.
late of the county of Ctero in the state of Colo
rsdo. deceased, hereby gives notice that he
viii appear before the County Court OF saio
Otero county. At the court house In La Junta.
In said county. nj the April term. 1879. ON the
hast Monday in April next. at which time all
persons having claims against said estate are
notified aud requested TO attend for the pur-
pose OF having the same adjusted. All per
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate pay yment to the undersigned.
Dated at La JnntA. Colo. this nth day OF
March. A. ID. 1852
&C. BAKER. Administrator.
First publication. March Is. 1922.
LAST pubiicotion, April s. 1874.
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Contest Notice.
CsITEp STATES LAND OFFICE.
PUEBLO. Colo Mara.h u is.E


PUEBLO. Colo. March q. ts.s.
SUFFICIENT CONTEST AFFIDAVIT
"A having been filed In This office by Mic
Hshncnkratt, contestant. against timber cui
ture entry No. t1e5. made April 2. lsq1. for
sen Section II. Township Il $. Range ss " :,
by Charles FreudcDberr. contestce. in which
II u alleged that claimant has failed to pillow
cultivate or plant any portion of the above
described land since April .. 1879. To This 10Th
day Of January. A y isg,, and tbat the above
described land IL open. unoccupied. unin,-
proved and abandoned
Now. Therefore, said par.i.s are hereby
uottfed 10 appear. respond and offer evidence
touching said a.les alton NJ 10 O'Clock u. m on
June 3. l,sp. before Clerk District Court Of
Otero Co, nj La Junia, Colo land that hual
hearing viii be held at 10 O'Clock, a. M, on
June 10, 1ssg beforei the Register and Re
ceiver AZ the Unitcd States Land Once In P,i-
eblo Colo.
Tho said contestant having. In proper ali
dayit. Ied March p, is9a. set forth facts which
show that after due diligence. personal ser
vice of this notice. not oe made, II 10
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
} II. GORDON
Register
First publication April S. 1892.
lnat publication April ~. lo8p.
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i Asmln,serstrix notIe..

- oeased. The understgued, having been
appolnted Administ ratrtx of the estate Of
GeOfgo 3. Buckley. late OF the county Of Oterp,
q tke state OF Colorado. deceased hereby
gives nostce tbas she will appear before the
county court Of said Otero county. II the
epsaFt house In Ia Junta, In sa5d county. as
~ Apelt tern, 1eop. on tho last Monday In
Apg1l next, Ut whtch time all persons having
esaims .eninst 80 estate are notinod and rc-
onegeed tO attend for the purpose OF having
- sA11e adtusfed. All persons iudcfteli 70
e011 estAse ara requested 70 make Immediate
naNDe0t - the undGrelgned.
H1ASd ~ Il Junta, Colo, this ssth day Of
l1arc&s A. D. le1e. =
80 MINNIE BuCKEY. Administratrix.
ylene pubfieAtsou March ., 1S0p.
tAne publscatiOn, Apftl a. 1Soo.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-08

The following advertisement ap-
pears in a Lebanon, Pa, paper:
"Public Notice. hereby notify
all saloon and hotel keepers, or
any other person, not to furnish
liquor of any kind to me, as ! am
making an effort to quit the drink
ing habit, and canno, do SO as long
as any one will give me liquor"
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Motlee Tor pu ublie.tion.
LAND OFFICE AT PUEBLO, COLO.

LAND OFFICE At PUEBLO, COLO.,,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has nied notice
Of bis intention TO make final proof In support
OF his claim. and that said proof will be made
before the Clerk Of the District Court Al La
Juufn. Colorado. on April 10. 1893. viz: Dill
Chapman, H. Z. 7S1l. for the n. +. y 8. W. 4,
NM .. 3. u. Sec. 3. n. W. Y s W. y, Sec as
Township - South, Range IS west
He nance the following witnesses to prove
hkS continuous residence and cultivation Of
said land. viz: George ". Bland. Chrietopher
NJ Miller, James n. Gibbs. David A. wake
0eld, all Of La Janta, Colorado
J. r. GORDON. Register.
First publication March .. Is9o
Last publication April Il. 1899.
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er new conditions will be any i'm
provement upon those hitherto in
vogue. The railroads will adjust
matters to suit themselves with the
new board just as easily as they
have been doing heretofore.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-08
Notice Of Trustee. Sale.

WHEREAS. WILLIAM N. KOLLOCk. OF
W the County OF Otero, state OF Colorado.
by his certain Deed OF Trust. dated January
.srd. 1871. and recorded January 18th. 1891. in
the Clerk and Recorder OF 0tero County.
Colo, conveyed to the undersigned. as
Trustee. the following described real estate
situate in said Otero County. Colorado, to-wit:
The Southeast quarter Of the Southeast
quarter OF Section Thirty-two g2l and the
Southwest quarter OF the Southwest quarter
OF Section Thirty three t:pl in Township
iwenty-threc (<sl South OF Range fffty-nve
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-08
SATURDAY, APRIL s, 1899.

The president issued proclaim
alton designating April 9th as Pat
riots Day, and flags on all govern
ment buildings were ordered at
half mast in honor OF the noble
dead who lost their lives in the
present war.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-08

he county commissioners made
their regular quarterly visitation TO
the poor farm and the Jail Wednes-
day, both OF which were found in
excellent condition. They also
went out to inspect the county
road between the county seat and
Rocky Ford. which has long been
in need OF extensive repairs, and
upon which there is probably
more travel than any other road in
the county. The commissioners
have decided to have the road
worked up to grade at once, and
after being allowed to settle, have
the process repeated and the road
macadamized with gravel. This
will make the road one of the best
in the county and the commission
ers will have the everlasting graft
tude of long suffering travelling
public
Robert w. Patterson. Otero
county's representative in the
Twelfth Assembly. returned home
on No. o Thursday night after a
three months tussle with the Just
and the unjust OF that famous
| body. While not much elated with
his success in engineering bills
through the legislature, Mr.. Pat
terson says that he learned great
deal and that his efforts have the
approval OF his conscience. Most
of the members were serving their
first term, and were handicapped
by the fact that a certain clique
captured the organization OF the
house and inaugnrated a rule or
ruin police. Mr. Patterson has
promised the TRmuNR an extended
review OF his experiences and inn
pressions for our next issne.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Paulsen,
who contemplate leaving IN the
near future for Denver to reside |
permanently, were rendered fare
well reception Thursday evening
at the home OF Mrs. X A. Steen.
The reception was given under the
auspices OF the Women's Club. OF |
which organization Mrs. Paulsen
is valued member There were
about fifty guests present, only the |
members OF the club and their |
husbands being in attendance. A
very pleasant evening was spent
in social converse, good music and !
parlor games. Refreshments were
also served during the evening and !
at late hour the guests retired to
their respective homes.
Mr.. Johnson turned himself
loose in Denver last Tuesday and |
was elected mayor without the aid
or consent OF any newspaper in
Denver or anywhere else on earth.
The newspapers do not appear to
be much disgruntled over the out
come Of the election, probably tax
ing consolation out of the fact that
that the particular pets Of their
rivals were defeated as well their
own. The power of the press
does not seem to cut much ice in
Denver.
The attention Of our readers is
respectfully called to the new ad-
vertisement Of G. II. Downer, in
this issue. He is Eugene Hawkins
successor in the bicycle business,
and hustler.
T The members Of the local talent
company who rendered American
Born at the opera house last
Tuesday night went to Rocky Fordi
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-08
shersWa sase.

110T1CB n HRR1BY GIVEN. TnArUNDKR
No. ~ viYtue of . certain writ ~ exec1a.
o. isssssd out Of the district court OF Pueblo
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-08
administrator. Notice.

Ftsst publication April 5. 1899.
Last publication April ~. ls1p.
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CoMIN, BACK TO 'PELIER.

~
Dswey's comm! Load the anvIls Fill the wei
Comin' back to Pelier, whar he he'd his bringin'
Comin' from the torrid zone, and the battles
Fetchin' us a history--his picture way in 'front.'
Wabblin' under praises more than he can count
An goin' to bring the whole thing back TO old
Vermont
Yes, they'll try to spile him, when he gets as fur
Give him linen napk ms an silver knife an fork
Speechin' him and preachin' him an trying to ex-
somethin' hin" that he knows already-how he wal.
Shown him the Brooklyn bridge in regular well
come trim, X
Tryin' to make out, p'rhaps, they built it all for
Feedin' him on china for his breakfas',a dine an
sup,
But you wait till he's IN 'Peler, whar he he'd his
bringin' up
Yes, it's somethin', these here honors thankful
people give,
In the towns an countries whar he didn't use to
live,
NOthin' you will see, though the hearts Of towns
Like townsman's honors he hez picked up some
whar else s
sAin't no room for jealousy, when they thus ad.
'sAll of us cud done the same if we d he'd chance"
Let 'em give him gilded houses for splendid
n.
But wheo he lands in 'Pelier all the village will
be hls'nl
Folks come from all pnts-a hundred miles,
maybe
To view the hill bred sailor that is hero of the
sea;
Island born an prairie born the contract often
fills,
Hilt for somethin more unusual try the everIastin
hills.
Men'll turn their backs 60 the mountains forto zee
him;
Boysll prout ambition ann wish that they could
be him; I.
or maids they viii wonder how they ever con e to
miss him,
Gals'll sorto' futter anil wish that they coud kiss
HIM.
OF Seth Warmers honore4 ghostL haste to see
the show;
Brave Remember" Baker'll be among the first
to go;
An it's tobe certain that before the spree is done
Colonel Ethan Alen'l be up from Burlington.
But George won't turkey round no more, III bet
We ten to one, -
Than in days when he want nothin, ecep'in' or
Doc. Deweys son.
Dewey's comin' Fire the anvils Drain the
welcome cup! ~
Comm down to 'Pelier, whar he he'd his bringin'
Dewey's comin'l Wave the banners String 'em
all about
Comm down to 'Pelier, whar he form'ly started
out,
Bringin' new Biographies year or less in age.
That's got his plctur true as life, right on the
openin' page!
win Carlton in Everywhere for June.
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There will be lawn party at 7. A
Chase's on the evening of July 26th.
Miss Maud Forrest of Concord, n
H., is the guest of Miss Katherine L.
Parker.
Mrs. Dudley B. Seaver of Maiden,
Mass, is visiting at Capt. P. S. Cham.
berlln's.
Chas. Webb left Saturday for Old
Orchard where he has a position in a
summer hotel,
Miss Eudora E. Joslin of Provi =
dence, R. l., is spending a part of the
summer at j. NJ. Warden's.
DR.. and Mrs. +. H. DAVIS and son
of Lyndonville spent the first of the
week with Capt. and Mrs. E. H. Nye.
Miss Lillian Martin left Saturday
for Old Orchard, Me-, where she will
work during the remainder of the
summer in hotel.
Mrs. B. S. Hooker will sing next
week Thursday evening in Waterford
and Friday evening in West Concord
at concerts to be given by Prof. II, II.
May.
H. c. Grow, who has been clerking
in the One Price Cash Store at Woods
VILE, n. H.. has accepted position in
F. B. Morton's clothing and gents
furnishing store at st. Albans.
Fred E. Prichard left Tuesday for
Jay and will return tomorrow accom-.
panied by Mrs. Prichard, who has been
spending the past two or three weeks
there. They will move next week
from their tenement in the Gaffield
house to the COrwin house opposite G..
c. Doty's.
There is no better Concord, express
or farm wagon made than those manu-
factured in Bradford by &. G. Bagley.
They are good to outwearr two of the
factory made kind. Every part is
strictly on honor. His advertisement
on another page gives more particulars.
Rev. H. T. Barnard has accepted a
unanimous call to the Congregational
church of Barton Landing and COM
menced his engagement there last
Sunday. He will move from here in
two or three weeks or as soon as the
parsonage In his new place of residence
is made ready for HIM. Mr.. Barnard
thus continues his work without any
break, the society at Barton Landing
having lost no time in engaging him.
As writer and speaker he possesses
rare talent. and is finely qualified to
represent a church or society on any
occasion, as he can speak extemporan-
eously without embarrassment and is
always equal to any emergency of the
kind. The people of Barton Landing
are to be congratulated upon securing
a pastor with the ability of Mr.. Barn.
ard. The many friends of the pastor
and family wish them a full measure
of success in their new field.
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BRADFORD, VERMONT. JULY IA, 1899
VILLAGE Meetings.

At the village meeting last Friday
evening it was voted to instruct the
trustees to lay a concrete walk from
J. H. Watson's to the north line OF
Mrs. J. E. Hunts residence; voted to
buy or build a building in which to
store village property, and voted to
raise tax of So cents on the dollar.
A village meet ting has been called
for Thursday. July 20, at 7.30 p. M, to
see If the village will vote to instruct
the trustees to lay sidewalk from
near the dwelling house of H. A.
Winship to connect with the sidewalk
near J. H. Watson's house, also from
H. A. Winship's past the houses of F.
L. Adams and A. P. Chase.