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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-04

MoLASsEs AND sYRUPs-The market for unoIasses
weTs quie Quotations follow: Ne-reans centrifugal
r. Nsw-orleans open kettle 4S95sc Por,o Rico $4F
: SyTups: eommon 15gIec fair, 17alsc; good. loa
A 0GEA ;6I almost
changes IN any Departments were noted Quotations
4ad Bristol Sd fS1h 81 9a0a Hui, Neyas3s
- 4!s-.daii lOc cotton 10 Liverpool Per lao n 25c.
~ osscottoqsesd oil was inactive and entirely nominal
Co said: cur rsrke hs. hen nssttIa5 and detlr1z
and while onsrings have increased sales very
price Possibly the decline oil has been partly en-
sneeEed to reduce seed prices and has certainly been
oeens .S S dg lard ana weak .aow market Chcss
is easy here a, 4isc The eiect5a xsn5sn.
looks as to es ndns to a1d In 5aI p tas
Hs9epss Of cotton OIL at this port f9E the including
tons follow; Petroleum bbs s. a. and in bulk 81 9s-
M New IS - coTToNsEED 61I-Pr,me crude
sumner eiaw prime nTr sa T5I. ysli2T sac prompt OF
Se1ow 4a &c; lnseed American raw 75azec do Amerl
Is HIS CITY brands lard oil 55q5se
ana steady ali the FORENOON Wthoui showing macs
Chisaso a9gn P5 TeTs SHADE lower Receipts at
SO Qaaha > 200 PoF;K-DuL Quoted Mess Sl2 2sa
8EEP-steady. Qa9ted: Mess ssGss SO: family sio 5oa
REEF &M e mi s1:Fe qu taeta at ess SsS$i 90
a5s5 is0 n H 6 69I Quoted; e9 a 6+4s $50 n
3 be s;sad Quoted Smoking bellies lie 10 n 6ste
q T1{ o Picked hams quiet quoted eIasAe..
Ia15 MsIeady City 4lae country 4eg44e city
south America 2oc Continent. 1859: legs 30c
compound quiet Quoted: City 6ls q61c: Western 6I1
STEARINE-Quet, Quoted oleo. &c city lard
HICE1-Ihe market for rice on holiday aspect
1 noay; Fuing dun and unchanged Quotations follow
Drestlc. common TO low 81 64Lc: fair 70 GOOD
4@sa5c; prime choice 5ls a5ssc: head IS. 7sIer.
rama ~ as &c Japan, ~ Csc; Java. 4A64s4c Ran
sCGAR-owng rather short session business
was very light and the dull A. ,-ha-gs5
Pss- on Monday the American sugar Refining Com
and crushed 6.15c; dominoes dn half bbIs orITI and
mould A. &c; cubes and xxx powdered SOC: nov
cerd coarse powdered and powdered Sc FerIa
contectoners granuated &c: Eagle coarse gaauIated
extra me sranulated m cartons. bags ard : n
9ass o. me gTanulated Eagle granuated
No l, 5,4Oc; Nos g. 535c: No 4 s0c No s < Sc
No g. ; 20ci No T. 51Oc No 5. sc; No 8 4e1-, No 10
4s5c; No IL 4s0c; Nos u 13 475c Nos IA Is ana
10 DC Gable advices were in accord decline
mere yesterday. coming Nd lower November beat
sugar and unchanged for the December delivery The
local situation entirely nominal business being at
saudsr II owing 10 None us-ate prices
the close norinally quoted at $50 a7sc and
3ssc for the three leading grades.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-04
CHURCH NOTES.

The Army Branch OF the Brooklyn Young Mems
aside to-day day of special prayer and thanks
collections are to be taken for the work at these
services. The object is 70 inform the community
a. large as to what is being done for the men
ontrlbutlons for the work. however will be cheer
finance Seventy-sixth-st. and Thrd-ave, Bay
Ridge. "
At the Church Of the Epiphany. McDonough-st
and Tompkins-ave, Brooklyn. the Rev. Dr. Dean
Richmond Babhitt will preach this morning on
tan Ethics at the Ballot Box" The latter sermon
ton There will be a meeting Of the parishioners
to2.moFroW evening 70 make preparations for the
'AooTlsh Market which will be held nv the
parish from November q to a.
The Magnitude OF Little Things and the Re-
ward Of Unseen Services" will be the subject Of
tie sermon by the Rev DR.. J. F Carson In the
central Presbyterian Church. jefferson and Marcy
aves-, Brooklyn, this evening. The service will be-
gl al 80 o'clock In the morning DR.. Carson will
Disqualifying for Earthly Duties The morning
service begins at 1880 o'clock.
The General Board of Church Extension of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold its annual
session at St Johns Methodist Episcopal Church
BedTord-ave. near Broadway BROOKLYN The ses-
sions VIII be held morning and afternoon Noyem-
Der to 10. They will he open to the public and
VIII be Of general interest. The anniversary will
Clurch- BIshop Foss will preside, and addresses
w De naqe by BisHop Joyce; Bishop McCahe and
Ign will be occupied on November II nv +ha Ia;sh
ops and other prominent men ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-04
WOMEN TO CONTINUE GOOD WORK
THEIR REPUBLICAN LEAGUE FORMS PERMANENT
ORGANIZATION TO EDUCATE VOTERS

The Womars Republican Union League will hold
us last campaign meeting the home of Mrs
Almiida Smith. No 257 Monroe-st. Brooklyn on
Election Day All Its efforts on that day Will be
devoted TO inducing naturalzed foreigners and la
boring men 10 vote the Republican ticket In the
last ten weeks the members have distributed 6ya
hundred pictures Of the candidates and over three
thousand campaign leaflets. Members and friends
VIII meet Oh election night in ParIor No Is of the
permanent organiza ton has been formed ~ tbe
I'M hIrIyJwo auxiliary committees with a chairman
LGI e4ch ward. and they will continue the work
~ ed4catloE preparatory to the election next fall
MRS rat NJ Bostwick. the president is forming
an auxiliary OF Colored Woman's ReuubIfcan
Saun ana other auxliaries will be formed of
o"Fulsh, German Italian and Irish-American
women. The next social tea will be held on
y ednesday Noyember 81 the home Of Mrs
James z. Furey. No. 229 Quncv-st RrnokIvn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-04
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Nov. S-Csttls- Receipts ..Hl y .,lilA1Y
steady Natives-tiood prime Steers > y - 81, poor
to medium S5IS5 selected t-e-e-s - co4St o..
81 56S3 -. Gamers 25aS@ 81 bulls. $ o9Si %,
caves SiTS6 Texas Si1lSi :" Texas graaie
steers Sc 25dS4 10. Texas bulls s. 6 81 = Hogs-sf
Monday. Goo .sr-
1000: 5a1Oc lower good c.eara7cA - = - e. -
s. s.. rough heavy 40dsf So light, - t1Si 80 buS
Of sales s. 55a<4 30 Saeop-Recepr% -.t0 sSss7 an
choice Wsths-s - ElgS4 - falr
70 choice Sc 5OG$i Western sheep s. 1853 u IeSa%
lambs. - ac 50 20. western
lambs 81 75GS5 So Receipts TINS Wee-4 alta = 49,
hogs 500 sheep - tFo
Ctncinnat Nov 3-H5Es steady 50 - 81 Cattle
strong So 25GS5 Sheep dull lover 81 S4SS 81 LaTno<
strong So 251S5 *. ...,z.
East Iiher-v S--CattIe steaty. extra. 80 500
s. 80: prime. s. 2ns5 - common IS -ssSS 90 HOS
81 9 assorted Elstiuns - $50
81 90 heavy Workers sOG$i -. !Isat DO s. 81 pigs
81 sDQS4 -: coughs S3GS4 - s5ssI s'esay, .aoc
s. 25GS5 20; common good 50 6oGS5 veal calves -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-04

December n q II" s1s
Lard:
November ......s7o ORR s7o7h 500 Stops 500
January .-..-.. 20 go e67E 6s7s go
Ribs:
January -. g7H so7a 5s7M ss7s 500
January IL III II 22A u17a II 22I ii rs
Receipts OF hreadsurs points in Thousands
follows: - ' ~'@- "N'N' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-04
NAVAL STORES

The spirits dull and featu--l-ss al
unchanged prices Rossn quiet. Quotations follow
TAR-Regulars- 81 81 do oil bdls 81 -.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-4Sl a+4c
81 T5dS1 so. F 81 50; G. s. 80 II. 81 e5 81 K s. i0I
NJ. 81 80 y. So g. " G. s.. " ". SO ~
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits tu-pentiHe. bols-----. loo
Iondon Nv s-Tu-rsntin.-srtri-s 81 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-04

ment seen often In Manhattan which the Brook
lynires wish would be more generally adopted on
the elevated platforms in their borough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-04

Foreign coffee narkets.-Santos-Hoid Hamburg
Coffee opened y pig lower 2:So i Z pig
lower 8 900 bags. Havre-Cohee market opened
barely steady unchanged; Il unchanged saes 1900
haas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-04

II may be said here that East NEWCOMERS have
nov about fathoned the mysteries Of the loop"
hnc have become more resigned TO II. The Brook
lyn Rapid Transit Company is going TO inclose the
oop platform with glass. in order that the suburb
shiif may stand less chance of contracting pneu-
honis OF quick consumption by his daily wait in
gong ~ and from his home This is an improve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-04

Everybody agrees that Michael J. Dady, the
chairman OF the Kings County Republican Cam
paign Committee. has forceful personality but
he has never been given 10 public speaking. How
ever in burst Of enthusiasm a short time after
returning from Havana he declared that he would
go On the stump. and he has kept his promise On
last Thursday night he invaded the Twelfth Ward
and spoke in Visitation Hall. Some years ago
Republican who dared proclaim himself there
n danger of assault and battery. Recently
there parade before the meeting: five hun
dred were in line and a brickbat
thrown. That's pretty good evidence OF the grip
Republicanism has on things down that way" said
Mr.. Dady yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-04

What are called red undertakers' wagons have
made their appearance in Brooklyn They
ikirgly red however. but rather q deep maroon.
and are somewhat cheerful looking than the
conventional black wagons which familiar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-04

Rto-Receipts 1.-TWO days. "a 900 bags.
The s.stistlcsL pnsition OF Brazilian COFFEE Is q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-04

The statistical position as UP from this morning
rhrou{0 Je lie foiIO
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-07
Administrators Notice.

ESTATE or CHARLES BONwEELL DE-
II erased. The undersigned. having fs.rn
nplso.uteS administrator OF the estate nt
Charles t5orwvli. iatc Of the county 81 Dtrro.
II. the state q. CoIorado deceased. hereby
gives ss,s.cs that he will appear before the
erint,Sr Zsurt Of sstd Otrra county. At The
4 ~, ~ gse Ia La Juuta. in sAad coptiy. nj
~. ~ M term. fgD. on tho last Monday IN
- 2sNTs'xssca. nest. NJ sidcb time gll pct-ons
.s4Asf claims against saia estate arc nottnrsi
80 4FsQn.-st.t! TO attend for the purpose OF
sSaE cbJe adjusted All persons In
EN- sSIn SAID estate ss- requested tp make
inn stiiate sayttient a. the Undersigned
nStsd al La Junta. Colorado. this -1th day
of March. A. H. Ii4o.
JOHN LENNON. Administrator.
First publIsafiot Narrh ii. 1870.
Isss. tStA hilratlsu April n, 800
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-07
Free Of Charge.


Any adult suffering from cold
settled on the breast, bronchitis,
throat or lung troubles OF any ma
ture. who will call a, Joys Phar
macy will be presented with a
sample bottle OF Boschee's German
Syrup, free OF charge. Only one
bottle given to one person, and
none to children witbou; order
from parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever
had such a sale as Boschees' Ger
man Syrup 10 all paris Of the civ
ilized world. Twenty years ago
millions of bottles were given away
and yonr druggist will tell you it's
success was marvellous. II is
really the only throa, and lung
remedy generally indorsed by ply
sicians. One rs cent bottle Will
cure or prove its value. Sod by
dealers in all civilized countries.
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-07
Both for the Price OF One.

AS will be noticed in another
column OF this issue we are oifes-
ing the American Farmer ahso.
lutely free to all new subscribers,
and TO old subscribers who pay
up all arrearagcs ard one year in
advance. The American Farmer
is strictly an agricultural journal
dealing in topics OF direct interest
to the farmer. The paper is under
the direct editorial controloi Hon.
Jos II. Brigham, assistant secre-
,ary OF agriculture OF the United
States. ably assisted BY Sid Conger
OF live stock fame. and only the
highest class agricultural matter
will be permitted to enter its
columns.
This excellent offer will remain
in force until May rst. Now is
the time to subscribe. The sub
scription price OF the TeiBuss,
sI.5 pays for both papers for one
year. Come and see US.
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-07
Adminis.rstor's Notice.

ESTATE OF C. n. MILLER, DECEASED,
= The undersigned having been appointed
admini-trntris Of the estate OF c. \. Miller,
late o! the county OF otrro. Ina til. state of
Colorado. deceased. hereby give. nofirc thsi
she will appear tefnrr the county cufrt of
said Otcru county. at the court bpuse IN II.
JnntA iu said county. at ths April tertn. igu.
time ali persons haTtng claims against said e.-
tate are notified and requested Ia attend fof
fifs. purj~se of having tho same adjusted All
persons indebted TO said estate ARE requested
To make Immediate payment 10 The under
signed.
bai.d ri La Junsa. Colorado. this essi8 day Of
March. a. ID. 1850.
JESSIE X MILLER. AdriinisirRtria.
First publication Mnrsh 81. Isst.
Lat publication April II, ivJp.
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-07
Administrators Sale.

NoTIcE Is HEREBY. GIVEN THAT on
~ Thursday. the 18th day of Aprif. 1850. next
between the hours of 10 O'Clock In tiye fore
noon and O'Clock In the afternoon of said
day at the late residence of Charles Baxweif.
deceased, at Fairfnont. County of Dfcrp. and
state of Colorado. the personal property of
said dccedenS consisting OF thirteen horses
and colts. fourteen head OF cattle. four hlsr-.
four goats. seycnty,two chickens. twelve
ducks. four turkeys. 40 bushels corn. about
twenty-o -one tons OF alfalfa hay. one double
seated spring wagon, one single buggy, one
rad cart. one farm wagon. several sets of
harness. one corn shelter. moving ma
chine. rakes. pinws, culttvntors- harro~-.
rrindstone, branding iron and brand, and
other farming implements. ene organ and
staos.one sewing machine, stoves. carpets and
household furniture OF every description, par
ior. dining room and kitchen furniture and
other articles will be sold At public sale, in ar
cbrsiance with AN order OF court
Terms Of Sale = All sums under &al, cash
in hand. and on sales for sums for more than
50. time for period of eight months may he
given on two-thirtis OF each OF aid amounts
at per cent interest with approved security
or ehattei mortgage on property 10 sold. hal
ance cash In hHnd.
JOHN LENNON. Administrator.
J. O. HOW ARD. crier.
Dated March ~. 1900.
First publication March 2S. fQS,
Last publication April Is, 1850.
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-07
Anew Things the Eai.or HAS to Do.

We apologize for all mistakes
made in former issues and say that
they were incxcuseable, as all an
editor has TO do, IS 10 hunt news
and clean the rollers, and set type,
and sweep the floor, and pen short
Items, and fold papers, and write
wrappers, and make the paste, and
mail the papers, and talk 10 visi-
tors, and distribute type, carry
water and saw wood, and read the
proofs and correct the mistakes,
and hunt the shears to write edi-
torials, aud dodge the bills and
dun the delinquen,s, and take cuss-
ings from the subscriber who has
permitted his name to adorn our
subscription list for from two to
five years, but neglected to re-
member to pay for the paper. He
seems to consider the adornment
feature ample consideration. When
we send him bill for one, two or
three years subscription, as the
case may be, he is amazed at our
presumption, and while his right
eous indignation is at white heat
he visits our Office, orders the pa
per stopped, tells us our paper
isn't worth $3.50 anyhow, that we
are one-horse editor and that he
could print better paper with his
eyes shut.
The effort has exhausted his sur
plus energy, and he pauses and
awaits results. When he notices
that the loss OF his annual 81. so
stand.of has not busted us up in
business entirely, he awaits an op-
portunity and calls at the office
while the editor is out, and SUBJ
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-07
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Colorsdo's Infant Industry.


The Denver Times, which has
been foremost IN securing an or
ganization OF Colorado manutac.
turers and has vigorously advo-
Gated Colorado products for Colo
RADIO consumers, has inaugura,ed
a new ''home industry movement. =
The Times on May ,st will give
away SIS in cash, besides other
prizes, for the handsomest Colo
RADIO born babies, between one and
three years of age. Pictures OF
the prize winners, besides many OF
those "highly commended" Will be
reproduced in the superb half-tone
illustrations for which the Times
has become celebrated.
The judging will be from photo
graphs and all Colorado parents
are invited TO send photographs oil
their children to the Times baby
contest
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-07
comm.,eiei cong,e.s.

For the Trans Mississippi Com
mercial Congress at Houston,
Texas, April 18TH to aIss. the
Santa Re will offer for sale tickets
at the low rate OF one fare plus sa
for the round trip. Tickets will be
on sale April 18th and 18th. final
limit for return, twenty one days
from date OF sale. This viii be an
opportunity to visit Texas a, low
rate.
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-07
Collapse Is Con,is,g

soon or late, when the stomach and di-
ges,iye and nntritive system begin to
fail. II must be so. Food is the body's S
life But food must he digessed, before
1t can nourish the body. II is no, wfia,
Don't neglect the first warnings OF sio;n-
ach trouble. The timely use ot Dr.
piercc's Golden Medical Discovery,
which Is medicine for the cure Of dis
eases OF the stomach and organs OF di-
ges,ion aud nutrition will in nine,y-eigiit
cases out OF hundred result in a per
niancnt cure. The percentage OF cures
is based on actual figures and facts, re-
corded in the treatment OF hundreds OF
Thousands OF sick people The Discov-
erys Arrays helps II aiuon aisoays
cures.
Twas troubled with indigestion for abos,t two
years writes Wu, Bo~krr Esq. Of Juiiaetta
i.alah Co. Idaho ~ uisd different doctors aud
r.TueIiie& but 10 no avail, until I wrote 20 you
fain 10 my stomach and ieft side and thought
thai i would Istli me NcSs am all right. I
can do riy work without pain aud dont
have ihs, tired feeling that used 10 hayr. Five
and two viais oi his Fieasan, Pellets cared
me-
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, containing 1908 pages, and over
700 illustrations is sent Ij1oe, on receipt
OF stamps 10 cover expense Of mailing
only. Send 81 one-cent stamps for ex-
petise Of mailing cloth holnd volume as
shown above, or n stamps for the same
book IN paper covers. Address Doctor
X. v, Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-07

scrihcs all over again. When we
return the boys break the news 10
US gently, fearing that great 10Y
may be our utter undoing, for there
is really more occasion for great
rejoicing over the return o. one de-
linquent subscriber who has swellef
up and quit than there is over ts&.
ninety and nine who pay their
subscription regularly every yeat
in advance.
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-07

THr republican party of Colo
RADIO has an excellent opportu nifty
Of not only carrying the state this
fall, consummation devoutly to be
wished, but also OF rendering a
great service to the people in the
way Of giving them good and
wholesome government, something
they have not had since the fusion
craze set in some eight years ago
By ignoring the elements of disor-
der and destruction, which have
secently allied themselves with the
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-07
Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF Coil)RADu,
Cor sly or GTERtt.
T. ~...- rrs..,.-r ls,,.= To-

Slai T. 'FF
IugSra or GTERtf.
is rHE DisrucT couRr. no. 1is.
THE COLUMBIA SAVINGS AND LOAN AS
soeiaston formerly Tie Columbia Bnild,
Ing aisa Loan Associattonl. eorpDr alton, aud
r. j. Xoilafr. Trustee, piaintifis,s-. w r. Horn
and Hattie T. Horn. defendants
InpuT- uancn II decree OF said court en-
tered sg said easiss on the iir.t day 81 March;
a, II, it.E !. George Hsrr, as sheriff Of sz,id
county ot Dtcs,t. viii On
kArIi RBAN. the @tst day pf APRIL. \ ID. 1850.
~ the huaF of ten O'Clock ia the forenoon OF
sstd t.ay nj ssse frrnt DOR Of the County Court
Heslr.i In rhsa county of Dicro aud state OF
Cs.inrSldo sI.ee and s.'il al puhate nuctiou, y,
the hi1iis@g and best siiiirf for cash the ful.
fe~ttig described property or 50 much ttiereDf
AZ tfiny bs necessary 10 pay the sums herein
nrsef mentioned 10 viii.
Ten titB shares of the capital stocS OF The
Columbia savings and Loan Association.
represented by Certificate No. ise. Class Loan
STOCK Ifof not less than sss. as prnsidsd ~
/ viii also .asi. twof.) shares rf the capital
stock of The 1Nt.srd Farmers Ditch Company,
rcprnsenfei sy Certificate No. z,si. together
wttia this following described premises situate
IN otero county. shiprago. tasit. The perth
east vne-qtlarssr N 4. vi ut the northwest
tiuasferfN- w. II oi the northwest quarter
IN. ". NJ. OF section tscrts-ube tzfl. towfl-
ship twenty-five ~, rang. nfss-ninc ts9
wesi. le4s ftfteen nsi fce' In width on the east
side. together with the privileges ard nppuf-
tenanccs 10 the same belonging. To realize the
sum Of seven hundred ninety seven dollars
and forty-sevsn cents S1I ~ = together with
interest on said snm from the first day OF
March. 1pD 10 the day of sale. and the costs
Of sssd suit. Is fully in said desree specified.
GEORGE BARR.
Sheriff of otero County.
II A RABIS. Attorneys for plaintiffs
First publication March 20. 1850.
Last publication, April Il. 1850
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-07
Admini..r..er.. q Notice.
h. nf Mnrr m Horxell dcs,nn.,.l

EA,ate OF Mary II. BorWeII, dct'csrtsi.
THE rrNpERsfGSED. HAVING BEEN AP.
i pointed administrator of the estate OF
Mary IL. noxwesi. late Of the count. af oiaro,
In ih. state OF ilstsorado. becea-ssd. hereby
gives notice that he will appear before the
COUNT coiIrf OF said otcro county mt thc court
house Ia Il. Junta, In ssii cnunty. at this April
term 800 on the issi Monday in April. ist,
neat ~ VI hitch time all persons having claims
asatns, sasf estate srn notified and requested
u asisaG for slsc purpsSs % having tise same
adlustr4t. All persons indebted 10 said estate
ars resfut.s ted 10 make tumesiia'c Payment 'n
the Undersigned
Dasts8 at La iDnia. Colorado. This 25ih dsy
of Aartu A. d. Issa
JOHN LESSox. administrator.
Firkt Publication March ~ ipV.
Last ltit,sisattou Aprll u. 1900.
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-07


THE announcement OF Admiral
Dewey that he would accept a
nomination as a presidential can
didatc has created a sensation
among both republicans and demo-
Gratis, and some OF the leaders OF
both parties are still houndering
around in sea OF uncertainty.
Dewey has won fame and affection
from the American people during
the past year, and as president, it
is very doubtful whether he would
gain new honors. He ought TO be
satisfied. 1t is the general opinion
that his candidacy results from the
whim or caprice Of woman.
Dewey is republican and his wife
a democrat, and it is said that she
recently declared that she would
like to have the admiral run for
president simply 10 ''knock out"
Nc ckinley. Admiral Dewey should
read up on the story OF the Garden
OF Eden. 1t may teach him a
t.ecnp
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-07
no,iee for pubIiessien.
United States Land p1icG. [
Pnehia. Colo. March q. isstl.

United States land tlffiil, I
Pueblo, Colo. March ~, 1863.
NOTICE Il HEHEiY GIVEN THAT THE
~ ssssia@inz named settler he- aisad nntiea
Of hss inteRtion 20 make nsisi pros.i ifs SUP
port Of his claim af3d that s.sG sroos y III II,
made before She Clerk ~ ;te District GtlIIft al
Triniapd. Co;o. on Aay i.lspl. VIZ: Isnac f.ike.
hotslsssk al entry ie.ss, for th. north bali
southwest quarter. southeast quarter. ss1utft-
wns. quarter section two, northeast quarter.
southeast quarter section iurse. township
thirsy .tive south, range hfty-thrrr west.
He rstgn- tho following Witnesses TO prove
his continuous rs-Sldrucs upon and cultivation
of said land. via; Jabe Barton, John : Paw
Iey. nolert.svAtrHp, Samuel a. fawtey. all
OF TroF. lqinrsdo
il GORDON. Register.
First publication March q, 1901,
Last publication May :. 1870.
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-07

TnE land board this week de-
cided to appraise every loot OF
state land in Colorado, This will
permit the state board to consider
lease applications without special
trip to the property. The land
board has requested the commits
sioners OF Otero county to set a
date for appraising all lands in this
county.