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Hon. John W. Abercrombie will speak at the following times and places:
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-08
Notice Tor olae,

pIDS WILL BE RECEIvED AND OPENED
- NJ the Office of the secretary of school dis
trtct No. II. At the First Eatidnal Rank OF La
Junta ON August lJ.lpoO. at 10 O'Clock .. m
BY the undsr:iened, for tue furnishing Of all
materials and labor 10 erpcting Q buildinr At
the Columbian school building for toilet
rooms and water closets and connecting with
tho sewer system OF In Junta. and for the
erection Of water closets, rtc., In said building
according 10 plans and specifications nied In
the once OF said sccresary. Each bidder must
accompany his bid with certified cheek for
Zoo, which will be forfeited by the successful
bidder In case oi failure tn enler into contract
with undersigned, and successful bidder will
hr inquired 10 enter into contract to complete
the work and to furnish good and sufficient
bond In the SUM % eI.tO0 conditi6ned for the
completion Of said work on or before October
IS, lalD in all things strictly according to said
pinns and sDccincaetOns. The work to be done
under the supervision Of y. T. Lewis, civil en-.
xtnccr, the indeIsigned reservius the right to
reject any and el1 bids
SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBEh ELEVEN FOR
OTERo COUNTY. COLO.
By Il W PATTERSON Secretary.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-08

The party divisions Of the Colo
RADIO legislature in 1899 on joint
ballot were as follows: Repubii-
cans s, populists 29. democrats 80,
silver republicans 80. In the SEN
ate the vote is as follows: Sill
yer republicans IS, democrats g,
populists 9, republicans q; in the
house, democrats Al, republicans
6, popnlists 30, silver republicans
rs. After the first day Of January,
1907, it will be different-so dif-
ferent.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-08

IS most OF the states, for more
than twenty-five years following
the establishment OF the govern
ment, the state legislatures zap
pointed" the presidential electors.
and the people therefore voted
only indirectly for them, their
choice being expressed by their
votes for members OF the legisla-
ture.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-08

diesi and an administrator Of his sstste was
duly appointed by the county court Of otei Q
c0unty. Colombo. and u. claim rrproeenes
BY the note secured by said deed Of tf i~t hiss
tDen duly proven and allowed by tie SAID
county court and an orv1er Of foreclosure Of
saSi deed Of trust without waiting o ie year
from the death OF the said Jame~ \. Foley hes
bofu made by said county court. and
Whereas. ThomAs Nuidoon. the k9ai holder
u said note. has deciared = violation OF the
cosenants of said decd Of trust and that said
indebtcdncas IL now due and payable. and has
eiectsd to advertise said property for sale and
hes fI-d his written notice u eiect ON and de-
mand for sale With the undersisned ss sucb
public trustee.
Now. therefore 70 constdsrstion of such no
ttce and request and In cosup uplianee Herewith
and under and by virtue of the power and au-
tbority conveyed To ard vested In me by sAfd
deed Of trust, do hereby give four weeks
public notice that wili on Wednesday, Aug
INST q, 1900. at 10 O'clock q N. at thr south
frDnt door of THE county court house In the
county OF NerD and state of Colorado. Aeii AL
the above described premises NJ public auc-
ton for the highcst ard best prize the aame
Will bring In Gosh ~ by Law provided. for the
purpo-. of payin8 said Indebtedness and the
expenses OF executing this trust.
Gsted nj Ia Juuta. Colorado. Judy y. isD.
Public Trustee In and for Osero county. Colo
First publication July 81. 1900
La; publication August Is. 1870.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-08

other year the popuiist party will
be entirely gone. Alone today it
could not carry a single county in
a single state in the union. 1t has
sought to add strength to itself by
making all kinds OF alliances with
other minority parties alien to it in
principle. 1t would fuse with
democrats in the north, and with
republicans in the south, and with
socialists anywhere. with the nat
ural result OF receiving the antag-
onism and contempt of ALL"
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-08

Nh. BRYAN said in a speech de-
livered at Lincoln. Nebraska, July
7. 1900 "The fight this year will
be to carry out the sentiment Of
that song we have so often re-
peated. my Country It's Of Thee
If We lose, our children and our
children's children will not succeed
to the spirit Of that song. and ceie-
brations Of the Fourth Of July will
pass away, for the spirit Of empire
will be upon US. /" No more Fourth
Of July il Mckinley is elected7 ?
Pass the salt. please We need
one grain II least.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-08

THE popular vote in Colorado
for president in 1896 was as fol-
lows: Bryan, 16I,I52; Mckinley,
a6,27r-a majority Of i34,8sa for
the ''peerless leader" The last
time Colorado was carried by re.
publicans was in 1888, when they
had popular vote of so. TIA against
1857 for the democrats major
ity Of I3, 2o7. In the three presi-
DENTAL elections previous to 1883
the electoral vote Of Colorado was
cast in favor Of republican candi-
dates.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-08
Metlee 81 1sblIe I.Ystee.s s.le.

WaEHEAs. JAMES y. FOLEY. NOW DE
ceased. whoee address was La Junta.
tain deed of trust. dated April i. isG6. and re-
corded April I. lsvp. In book 81 VI page $50 OF
the records In the oizice Of The CLERK and re-
corder OF Otero cnunty. ssAte Of Colorado. con-
veyed 70 the public trustee Of Otcro county,
Colorado. the following describesi real estate.
o sr c anS ~ S,t
numbered forty y.throe (4sl I'm the town OF La
JuntA ss shown " tho plst of said town nIcd
the state Aforesaid with All the improvements
thereon or which may thereafter be placed on
said Iota. which conveysnce was 20 made IN
prouaissory noss q SAME date made by the
sald Jansce y Foley, Tor the principal ssm OF
e sSs &. oss
ssni snsasliy, :ss,ecs, however. . 70 csrsain Ie
Z ss osso SooS syss ssd pt as ss
Sondred doalss, lSsooj: and ~ = 'ss
saia dccd o. trssss tSai In cess 81 Default II IL
the payment OF eaid ndto or any tart thereof
o. y shs = psS%sn, 4. q u Letter.: shsrson 40
in caee default BE- mAde IN, o. in oase Of the
yinaassou o. breach Of any OF tie tcrms. con,
E Ss :S :s 8 . cs e.
gssmisss ana aii tho riski, titls aud int rest Of
tSsrsin. = pSbic sSSssua ~ = ssc sSasS @ front
door os H. county cDurs houso u the coanty
os Ossro - Ss.ss Of Coicfa1o ~ he sisSssss
ena beet price Tie sauss WIN hglag d cnsh.
four weeN puoetc not1ce hav1nG beeu pro
viqusU etve1 @ the t!sea ard peaee OF such
naper - 1enesel eirculat5oa. - ths tinc pub
h.ned ~ ea1d Olero cnanay alA n HAks ana
sivc g tAs Rgssnases os I.rcaaeers csrtin-
ssssssi re ~ 9s.s. sss r. ssyi.s ~ =
80 sav...scd fes texes. tass.ssnss - -
-: g - ~ - =: q ~ "a "a
49, esss.st - - ees II ~ ~
af2e u - -. Inesssl - md
- = a. ~ - 5Ssss l N ~ sIsss
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-08
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
4 PAINTING SHOT.

w. Z. kibbe, Kansas farmer,
who has been a leader in the popu-
list party for ten years and was
delegate to the Sioux Falls con-
vention, recently issued an address
to the populists of Kansas on his
change to republicanism, in which
he says:
"The mighty things which con-
front us to-day must be met from a
standpoint other than party, and
the way the questions have been
met and managed by the party in
power thus far ought to be ap-
proved by the American people.
During my few remaining days l
prefer to be citizen rather than a
partisan, and instead OF staying
over in the old mule lot, with its
gloom and mud, listening to the
eternal braying Of asses and the
eroaking OF frogs and making faces
md throwing mud at the great
procession moving along, am
going to jump the fence, get out
into the broad, sunny highway,
Join it and help make, not mar,
cur prosperous, progressive, yea,
imperial country as it enters upon
the new century with its many
great problems still waiting for a
solution"
al am now fully convinced" he
says, "that populism has no future.
During the past five years since
populism began to make fusion
alliances l have witnessed more
schemes, more disreputable politi-
cal trading, more low cunning
among fusion managers and more
dishonesty among fusion officials
than found during all the thirty
years was a republican. In an
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-08

great as an international conven-
ton in numbers, the coming Dem
yer meeting will have all the lead
ing features OF the larger meetings
and speakers will be present who
have spoken at every international
convention during the past decade.
Plans for the convention are well
under way and the attendance now
promises to exceed all earlier ex
pectations.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-08
nes,es tes e.b.,e.s,e..
Land once II Pueblo. i
Colo. Auguat I. 1870.

Land once II Pueblo.
Colo. August I. 1850 /.
NOTICE Is HRRRBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named xettler haz 61ed notice Of
his intcntton 10 make DUAL pruUf u support Of
his claim, and th.t said proof VIII he made be
fore the Clerk Of the O6atrSct Court a La
JuntA, Colorado. on eepte nbse ~ INn. viz /:
Pablo Mopdrax0n: hom0etead entry 5161, for
the east half. northeast quarter, nouthwest
quarter. northeast quarter, NOutkeaes quarter
northwest quarter. sectton twenty-slx. tDwn n.
ship twenty six sOuth. range 1fty-four west
He names the following witnesses Ia prove
Of said land. via: Juan Madrtli. Besente Arch
be9ue. Audrcs .whatiey. Asrtno whatiey. all
of HiRbce. Colorado.
}. h. GORDON. Register.
First publication August =, 1900.
Last publication September ". tan.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-08
ses,es ses r.s.,ess,os.
United States Land once, j.
pue,blo. Culo.. June 2. 1900


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN CON-
- pliance vish the Provi.ions Of the sst @ Of
tAe sale OF timDcr lands in the stnfes of s.ai-
ftornia. Oregon. Nev.da and washinEt1n Ter,
Eotory," ~ extended tp all tAG public land
asa.sss. q u ju.i.. sl.:.!ssy ~ 0.:ss. 1lseepl
COi0rado, has this day nled In this OtllCe his
snora statement for the purchase OF i0ts one
and eight Of section four. and lcts nvc and
twelve OF section uuuber three, in t0uqeh1p
nu1her tweuty-sfx south, range uumber 6fty.
six west. and viii 00cr proof 70 seow that TIE
leisd pousht 10 more vsiuabas for ~ timbcr o.
stoae than for its agricultural purpoeea- and
10 eo1a0lish his clain TO sid land before the
rcg1a1ee and recciver Of this Once. II Pueblo.
C01onsdo, on the 5Dth day OF August, lSQ0.
HA Names - wituesses: GeosFe B. hound.
Chaslss r. Lcnce, wiliiain Perkius, Ada n,
Olsnaeond. all nf IN Juufa. Colorado
AR Esd all persOns claiming adversely the
above deecribed landa are reqDeatsd TO Me
their elains In this once on o. before sxid 10th
3 II GORDON. Register.
HIrsa publication June Il, 1900
specialization August Is, 1400.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-08
0S1les q 1.blie Tr.ssse's sale.

UHBRKAs. WILLIAM z. RuBsELL AND
" ard Martha J. kussell. his wife, whose Ad-
DE- g da ynnss. co,os-do c d.d y tsssr e end
ii, q fbs recoFds In the oA1cc OF the clerk and
tho psbiic trustee Of Otsfo county CoIpssdo,
the following described real estate sttuAted In
O4esO county. Colorado, to-wit:
% IS of /. . ~ of secton four a. in township
tw6nty.four ca, south. range nfty-xix taSl
.A sfess s s.,s 81 rss.s
Ssss e S: = srrson e sa fs q "a pr.ss. To-
s's s &c s.fs q sss SsS
whtoA ennvrynnce WAS 20 made in trust 70 Sc
cure ~ payment of one certain pronbsosy
~ aeiA William b Russell and NasthA j.
RuAeelt. for tha, principal sum of one thssas-
~ "a - = e 70 c-ss 8 3.
Vii - isseress ssereon x lie .sfs q eiEli
IS. Sc pss :se.S e. = .rss sss
49, 4 8 psovidse g aad 81 ~ dsea
Of - -: g ssy nass thereof: @ IN " sss e psy
g ~ e ~ I, Is 1,1 csss 4 ~ sso,ssic. q
nssSs q aslssmsnts tkeseln eoatsinsd. then
e ,es = - "a Ssspuss q ssSd pr.nisss szd -
IL rifSs tiSIs ard iuSefcss Of he satd Wullem
9. An1pei aad martha J. 1nsseli, their heiss
ccs1 ~ 81 OessS ard stnss 81 Colorado, tor fhe
hiGhgsk ~ bsst psice TIC sane ufll bsins y
toar vssAs publc sctses having bses pee-
vinG1U gives cf H. time and pface ~ s1eh
psSte & Sossssl eirculAfino n the .tilIs pab.
tls4e1 - ~ Oteco county. - - nake -
stys = ~ passsascr e parsse.ss g - -
psissS1pal ea6 isssssss doe % said sc9s a. q
- sy.:scsd scs ssxss; tsssr.,,s 80 ~ =. =
60 : - a .ssiss - sa,s q ssS I s7vsssis = -
Tssssss ssfssts - Ssse ns1s = ~ -
~ - 6sfsnk slsil sz1sss es1 80 fa1ss 81
lasfs s - ~ - ts..s:S as:sssss - ~ -
::: - ,S:: 6 =. sssc.ss: = :.s5 &
e. ysssa... e. s.ia . ca - -
ri - ~ - - 1sSs ~ = sseS
-: y Y -. = :! q. =. =: =:
- ~: AZ. ~: !. r.: ~ d II
g. =. T.. - 1.fs{ 49,
" 81 NJ = 3 : a q. s e s
II q, Z. g: e:
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-08

FLORIDA has the distinction OF
being the only state in the union
where there are no party divisions
in the legislature. On joint ballot
the legislature cast one hundred
straight democratic votes in 1899.
Florida is past redemption.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-08
nsties for 1sbl.ess,en.
Land Once .. Pueblo. /!

4 Land Onlce at Pueblo.
Colo. July .. 1900.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N following named settler has nled notice
Of his intention to make Anal proof In support
of his claim. and that said proof will be made
before clerk of the dtstr1cf court. ~ II JuntA.
Colo. on August -, i9l0, viz: James II.
Crooks. Homestead entry ss2s. for the north
east quarter section twenty. Township twenty
two south. range nfts -four west.
He nance the following witnesses TO prove
hia continuous restdeuce upon and cuitiva-
tion Of satd. land. viz. George Rland. r. C..
Hanson. william Hanson. william Jenkins,
J.R GORDON. Register.
frst publication July II. 1900.
Last publication August IS 1900.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-08
TTHE convention 81 C:hr;ss;;aI

The convention Of Christian . En-:
deavorers 90 be held ssin Denver,
October 4th 10 9th. will be one ri
the best 10 : series pf conventions
which have made ths EndeAxps
vsnaens iamops. thils noe ~
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-08

LosT-From off the brow OF
labor, one crown OF thorns with
ered). Finder will be liberally re
warded. Address w. ]. Bryan,
Lincoln, Neb.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-08

IS Colorado, Idaho, Utah and
Wyoming women have full suf-
frsge and vote for all officers, in.
cIuding presidential electors.
La Junta tribune., 1900-08-08

LAST Wednesday was the twenty
fourth anniversary of the statehood
OF Colorado. The state was ad-
mitted to the union August /, 1876.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-20
PREPARING FOR A STRIKE
Seventy Thousand Union Mnchinists
May Go Out This Week.

Chicago, March 2O.7In view Of the
failure of all efforts for settlement Of
the machinists' strike National President
James O'Connell announces that the last
details of plans for calling a national
strike this week of 10000 union machin-
lists are being perfected.
Mr.. O'Connell has put himself in COM
municaton with the local unions of sew
eral of the big cities east and west. He
declares that all is in readiness for Il gen
aral walk out before April /.
Typographical union, No. 16, composed
Of the printers of Chicago, has been
thrown out of the Federation of Labor.
BY large majority the motion carried
which unseated the 13 delegates from the
union and expelled them until such time
as they are ready to ''apologize."
BY their action the leaders in the big
organization saved themselves from being
charged with violating the constitution
by holding political offices. The printers
had come prepared to make the charge,
bat were unseated before occasion could
be found to debate the question.
Notice was Immediately served upon
the federation that an appeal will be
taken to the American Federation of La
Dor.
Chicago Typographical union has more
than 1,S0O members in good standing and
is regarded as one Of the most important
unions in the city.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-20
CITY LOCALS.

Good Will Temple meets tomorrow
afternoon at 2.3O. Mothers are cor
daily invited to the meeting.
The mail from the south arrived at
7.3O last night, but the mail from the
north did not get here till 1915 on ac-
count of an engine leaving the rail
near Williston on the main line.
Diamond Brothers big double white
minstrels arrived in the city this fore
noon, and their band gave an open-ai1
concert in the city square, and on sew
eral of the principal streets just after
the whistles blew. Be sure and see
them at the opera house tonight.
Lou Mcleod, daughter of M. G.
Mcleod who lives in South Barre near
the Berlin line died last evening after
long illness of pneumonia. The
child was years old and was sister
of Mrs. Arthur Holt of this city.
The funeral will be at | O'Clock to-
morrow from the house. The inter-
ment will be in the Wilson cemetery.
The Painters union will hold a
meeting Tuesday evening at 7 O'Clock
IN the Wheelock building. All paint
ers are requested to be present as busi-
ness of Importance will be transacted.
Per order of President. 2S9-9O
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-20
A new SCHEME.
A Project for Transporting Granite
Being Presented.

A new project for transporting
| stone from the chill" to this city is
being presented. There is machine
manufactured by the Trenton Iron
Co. of Trenton, N. j. used in mines
and quarries-n various parts of this
continent even as far north as the
Klondike.
1t works ON the principle of a rope
tramway which is used for this pur-
pose. This company have represen-
tative in this city, Mr.. e. Leonard.
The principle of the machine is that
OF a tramway, thus being an endless
wire rope from the quarries to the
city and back again, supported by pill
lars at varying distances according to
the land surface. On this rope are
suspended boats or carriages at pro-
portionate distance from each other.
The stone or any freight is loaded into
the carriage at the top and run by
steam, or any convenient power, to
the terminus where it is unloaded and
returned on the other tramway. 1t
requires two brakemen and man at
the terminus.
One of these machines is now in use
in the marble works at Proctor. and
another owned by the Solway process
company at Syracuse, N. Y, which is
81 miles long. 1t can be any length
desired up to 20 miles, and will carry
any reasonable tonnage.
One of these machines is now on the
way to be put into the quarry owned
by G. LlberSant. Mr.. Leonard says
a machine can be built from Barre to
the quarrieS in one year.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-20
TO Be ENTERTAINED.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey to be Enter:
tanned at Savannah.

Savannah, Ca, March 20.-Admiral
and Mrs. George Dewey will be enter
tained here today and tomorrow.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be a
military parade which will be re-
viewed by the Admiral and partici-
pated in by members of the state mil
ita from Georgia, North and South
Carolina. In the evening dinner in
honor of Mrs. Dewey will be given by
so ladies. Among the speakers will
be Secretary Long of the navy, Sur
geon General Wyman and Senator
John w. Daniel of Virginia.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-20
new OFFER.
Granite Manufacturers Make
Another Proposition.
WILL NOT ACCEPT.
This will Probably Be the
Action of the Granite
Cutters Union.

Boston, March 20. - The granite
cutters of New England. who have
not yet entered into an agreement
with the granite manufacturers con-
cernng the eight-hour day and wages.
are preparing to make an uncompro-
missing fight for the eight hours and a
minimum wage of 50 a day.
The cutters have threatened to in
sist upon fighting for So Il day, and
the notification Of all compromise
settlements that have been made on a
basis Of less than that rate.
This feeling is said to be especially
strong in Quincy and Milford, Mass,
also in Concord, n. II.
Secretary Duncan Of the Granite
Manufacturers National Union left
Boston yesterday for Washington. ID.
c., where he Will meet the eXecu-
tive council Of the A. f. L., and lay
the details Of the strike before that
body.
At conference meeting Of a COM
mittee of the local branches of the
National Granite Cutters union last
night another offer was received from
the manufacturers, but although ii
proved to be an advance over the last
offer, 1t is believed it will not be ac-
cepted. The manufacturers proposl-
tion last night was nine hours pay for
eight hours work, or 82.52 for eight
hour day.
This is an advance of twelve cents
over the etier made last week.
The committee talked the matter
over for some time and then adjourn
ed until Tuesday In the meantime
the local bodies will act on the offer.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-20
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Team Comes Near Being Run Over by
the Cars.

There was a narrow escape for some
horses on Granite ST., this morning
as the $50 train was starting out.
A six horse team attempted to cross
ahead of the engine but did not have
time. The driver swung his team
around to the side of the track Just
before the sled reached the crossing
and at the same time as the engine
stopped. The only result was mess
of tangled harnesses, but it came near
being dead horses.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-20
ARGUMENTS TO BEGIN
In the Celebrated Clark Bribery
Case Today.

Washington. March 20.-Arguments
on both sides in the Clark bribery case
was being heard today. Counsel has
prepared printed briefs and oral argu-
ments, the latter to occupy six hours
for each side. The memorialists are
to have the opening and the closing.
Former Senator Edmunds and Mr.
Birney represent the memorialists and
former Senator Faulkner and Mr..
Roger Foster speak for Mr.. Clark.
Mr.. Faulkner stated that he has a
comparative statement prepared show
ing the evidence on all points in par
allel columns, contrasting the testi-
mony for the prosecution and defence.
He said it would take week to COM
plete this work.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-20
Telephone COMBINE.
Meeting Of Independent Telephone
Companies IN Wisconsin.

Weyauwoga, Wis, March 20.--The
meeting of all the independent tele-
phone companies in Wisconsin is in
session here today and will continue
until the 22d. The object of this
meeting is to form an association for
the purpose of ultimately connecting
all independent companies, of which
there are more than Is in this state
in one system as a rival Of the Wis
consin Telephone Co.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-20
"opp ortunityls the Cream OF Time

Now is your opportunity. There IS
no time when the system is so much in
need of good medicine like Hoods
Nlrsaparlla, and no time when it is so
susceptible 10 the benefits to be derived
from such a medicine. BY purifying,
cnriching and vi'alzing the blood and
Ioning up the system Hoods Sarsapar-
liza starts you right for a whole year of
health. a-d
Constipation is cured by Hoods Pills.