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La Junta tribune., 1901-11-23
Notice Of Foreclosure Sale.

STATE OF COLORADO In tn.
COUNTY or o1EHo. District Court.
Charles y. Jackson. plaintiff.
Avery Moore and Charles A.
Besrbohm, acting county
treasurer in an for the county
OF Ofero and state of Colora-
do. ~ public trustee, defend
ants
n PURSUANCE To A JUDGMENT OF
foreclosure aud sale made and entered in
the above entitled action bearing date the
nineteenth day of November, A. d, 1871, and
entered in the offics of the clerk of the dis
trict court the said nineteenth day of
November, A d, IiOl, !, George Barr. sheriff
Of the county of Dtero, in the state of Colo
RADIO. will sell at public auction at the front
door of the court house of said county ia tn.
town OF La Junta, in said county and state
at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon of that date
the following d.-.crifed real property in aid
Judgment and decree of foreclosure mem
toned and ds-crib.d, to-wit;
All the right, title aud interest of the de-
fendant- Avery Moore. in and to all of sec
ton numbered fifteen fi5l. in osuship
numbered twenty -one I'll south. rang, fifty-
seven f5Il west of the sixth principal meri-
dian the same being situated in he county of
Dt.ro and in the state of Colorado. togcth-
with all rights for and to the use of water
for irrigation of said premises and for
domestic use thereon. and all lateral>. the
rights of way for the same used for convey
ing water to said premiss and particularly
eight 90 full paid eighty acre v aier rights
in the canal nov belonging to the Twin
Lake. Land and Water Company. conveyed
BY certain deed made by the Colorado, Land
and Water Company. dated Novem i,..r .e,.
enth. I-9.. recorded December thirteenth
i-.,z, at book nineteen. page four of the re-
cords of Otero county also I'D shares of the
capital stock of the Twin Lake, Reservoir
Company, the same being evidenced by stock
certificate Of said company dated the nine
teenth day of November. A. D.. 1901 aud
numbered x. which stock represents eight
full paid eighty acre e-reservoir-rigbt- Tor
the irrigation of said section fifteen 15l
above described.
That the sale of said winter rights and
premises will be made mas-e for cash
to the highest bidder for cash aS provided
iu said decree of foreclosure and the.
amount realized from such sale applied Il,
the payment Of the amount of said Judgment
II determined by said decree to- Wit: Twen-
ty-three thousand. hundred and sixty
three and at-iCS lssl.lsaa4i dollar~. or so far
the same il applicable after payment Of
the cost and expenses Of said sale. and pro-
vidcd that II the plaintiff above named t..-
comes the purchaser. then the amount hid
will be credited upon the amount Of ~aid
Judgment and the overplus. IL any. paid f.,
the said defendant. Avery Moore
Dated Mt La Iunta this ~ r.i tiay Of
November. A. D.. isSl-
GEORGE BARR.
Sheriff of the county of Ofero and state of
Colorado.
JAMES W. McCkEEkY.
Attorney for plaintiff
First publication. November Il fstJ
Last publication. D-c~mi,er :. rot
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-23

FOWLER echoes Holly IN protest
against the allegations OF short
age OF water fer irrigation. The
correspondent there says the farm
ers OF that neighborhood, along
the Oxford and Highline canals
have no complaint to nake. In
deed, accounts of the abundan;
crops. they produced this year
would seem to give ample proof
that they had as prosperous sea-
son as anybody could desire.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-23

A LARGE force OF men has been
pat 10 work soliciting acreage for
the sugar factory. They are meet
ing with excellent encouragement.
\ mass meeting OF farmers at
Avondale has been arranged, when
Fowler speakers will address the
Avondale farmers IN the interest OF
the factory
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-23

The making OF "geologics !
piano" has been for thirty years
the unique hobby of NJ. Honore
Baudre. now living in small
town OF India. Stones giving forth
musical tones are not common,
those emitting a desir, d note are
much more rare, and it vas many
years before the first ''do" OF the
first of the two octaves was OBJ
tanned, the last "do" OF the second
octave being still lacking. With
the present instrument, however,
the geological musician is able to
play a variety OF airs. He uses an
iron frame. from which the stones
are suspended horizontally by
double strings, and the best re
suits are had by striking with a
hand flint upon the sensitive spot
experiment reveals IN each stone.
Some stones are of curious forms.
lower "me" being prehistoric
axe and sol petrifled FISH.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-23
Desert Land, Final proof.-Not,ee For
Publication.
United >,a,-S Land Oric.

Pueblo, Colo. October II, lFtl.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT JONA-
~ than Osborn of la Junfa D,cro county
Colorado. has filed notice of intention to
MAKE proof on his desert Hand claim No.
Ia. for tn. > is, :, f. =. aud :. +. a, ). W a.,
Sect ION s,To~n~hip - :, Rang. - W before
Clerk District Court at La Junta, Colorado,
orT'Friday. th. 18th day of December 1891.
He names tn. following Witnesses to prove
: b. complete irrigation aud reclamation of
aid land otto flcck, Gcorg. Bland William
Jenkins and William r. Gibson of La Junta,
{ dorado.
j. X. GORDON. Register.
First publication. November :, 1901.
Last pub cation. December :. 1901
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-23
Several Person. Of Character W.. .n,ed

W iNTED-SEYERAL PERSONS OF CHAR
W act.r aud good reputation in each state
rous ia this county required to represent
and ndNerfl~.' old established wealthy husi-
n.--- hon~e of -olid financial sta nndinG. Salary
sis.u ec"kly with expenses additional all
pay al bl. IN rnsh each Wednesday direct from
heal offices Hor-e and carriage Furnished,
h.u necessary References. EnIu>. self
addr,=ss.-d STAMPED envelope. Dept. Mana
ger. <, custou Building. Chicago
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-23
Desert Land. Final Proof Notice For
Publication.
United States Land Office.
Pueblo, Colo, Octot,er ~, 1891

VHIfsU ~Fnttf- TsWIid Uf1fe,I
Pueblo, Colo, Dctnter ~, 1901
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MARY
~ {. Osborn of La Junta, Otero county,
Colorado. has filed notice of intention 10
NAL Ike proof on her rf-land claim No. III
for the 5. y, y T. =. n - : L: \ section :.
Township .. =. Range 81 W, before Clerk
District Court nt La Juntn. Colorado. on
Friday, the iaf h day of December. l.sii.
She names the following witnesses To prove
the complete irrigation aud reclamation of
>aid land otto fleck, George Bland. william
Jenkins and William X. Gibson of La Jnuin,
{ olorado.
J. X. GORDON. Register.
First publication. November >. 1901.
Last publication. December :. 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-23

Ia UNTA still needs a tirst-cIass
two dollar a day hotel, and there
IS an excellent opportunity for the
board OF trade to bring the matter
to an issue at the present momen,
on a basis that will insure success
y long PULL, strong pull and a
pull altogether will bring it about
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-23
A Contest.

In the buying world price figures
as much as anything, but people
also want quality. We provide
the best that can be sold for the
money. Price figures. quality
counts, and We give you the
combination, which means the
greatest satisfaction.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-23
Very Unique.

Here are some very special
things ia decorated Chinsware.
Both in shape ahd decotation
they are out OF the ordinary. and
they have rare colorings, TOO,
which makes them art treasures.
We See to the price. too, so that
you can afford one. or many
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-23
You Are in Bed

third OF the time You need
that much sleep to enable you to
work, The best rest is provided
by having the best beds. You
will enjoy your sleep and be
benefited by i, If you select
comfortable bed and an easy,
long wear mattress.
La Junta tribune., 1901-11-23

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-25

Mlabama bilben bic i'm Nuslanb Sc
borenen neniger, als 1 pro5ent Der
8ebOlterung, unb in Irtanias Elm
penig iiber 1 pro5ent.
Sn Colorado unD Connecticut limb
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Californian 95 9ro5ent, ben Reit Bill
ben g~rDbtentbeils Gbineien; in 4ri5pz
no bilben bic Snoianer ben bierten
She'll Der 8eb0lterung, unb in Irfanz
Jas Die Neger % 9ro5ent. Sn Nlaz
bama giebt es As Yro3ent g2eger. Sn
QlaSfu MAIDEN Die @eiBen 40 9ro3ent
aus; Der &eit pertbeilt ii6 auf Snbiuz
ner unb Elm paar SauIeno G6ineIen.
5rau Mc8inleD's H~econz
Dulescen5.
Or. Sohnion tpurOe bon Or. Rtrep
oufgeforbert, nit inn 5rau Mc&inz
lep 81 beiu6en, unb Die beiben. Ner5te
bielten cine bal6itiinbige Gonferen5
be3iiglid bes 8efinbens Der Bdtientin
o
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rung lit BARN 81 iu6en, baB Or.
Jrirep Des @laubens mar, Or. Sobn=
Ion, tpel9er bic pattenttn mebrere
Sage ni6t geieben, tperbe better i'm
StanDe fem, Die 5ortf9ritte Der 9fez
conpalescen5 gu beo6a6ten, als er ielz
Der, ba er Die &rante tGgli9 geIeben.
Or. Sobnipn fanb bas 8efinben6rau
Mc&inleb's ie6r befriebigenb, 10 baB
mar berielben biefe Wo3e Spa3ierz
fa6rten geItatten pirb uno bereits al
len @rn1tes iebt @orbereitunsen fir
Die n~d6itpD4ige @bfabrt na9 Gam
tDn trifft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-25
Geeen Saraain= Yrciie.

Gbtcdgo, "a. Suni. - Die Sea-
tipnul HetaiI 9ru99ifts' QF." Itebt
nit Patentmebi3inz6 in
unter6anblungen, um ii9 nit i6nen
ii6er elm Ibfommen gu berItdnbigen,
tpel4es ben 3pef bat. Der @erf9leu=
berung BON patent : Mebi5inen gu
Bargain" : preiien eiren 9iegel
boraui9ie6en. 8eamte bes 4ppt6ez
fer : 8erbanbes baben fiir5li9 in
Nep@Yprf, G6ica9o unb Detroit nit
5abritanten BON putent : Mebi3inen
8eratbun9en u~bgebulten unb iinb
uber Die nOtbigen S9ritte our Wab=
rung Der beiberieitisen SntereFen
f9liiiig %getporben. Sn ben nG9Iten
Sasen foa bic forme1e 8efanntma=
dung bes opii9en beiben Sbsilen
pereinbarten GarteIs erfoleen.
Der @bma9ung gemdB tperben bic
5abrifanten bon patent : Mebi5iner1
fir ben @ertuuf ibrer 8aarsn feite
Preiie bori9reiben. Soqte elm Sc
i9dftsmann unter benz feitgeieBten
preiie perfaufen. 10 Derpfli6ten ii9
Die Sabritanten, Der betreffenben
Sirma feline Wuaren mebr gu Iiefern.
Qu6 bus iebt ibli9e 9erfabren, TN
brett bur9 etnen 9ermittler an Iol9e
Bargain" : gambler gu berfuufen,
ion %aufb0ren. Sas gemeinIame 8orz
seben bes 4potbsr 8erbanbes unb
Der Yatent : Mebiain : Sabrifanten
ri6tet ii9 tnsbeionbere gegen bic grp=
ben uSepartement" : 2Gben, in mel
9en audi putent : Mebisinen auf bic
Bargain" : 2ifte gefebt fperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-25

allerlei aus Oeutf9lanh
&uifii9e 3eitungen bebaupten, &at4
Ter Wilbelm iperbe bemnGait PrGiz
bent &riiger empfangen.
On Ste1e bes uusgef6iebenen bora
fiBenben Stautsminiiters Or. S9urtg
lit Der nd6ftdlteite Staatsmintiter fir
Snneres unb ~auspdrtige Ingelegenz
beiten, 9. BON MebI9 : 3ei9enba9,
gum @oriibenben bes tDnigli9 fG3ita
19en Mint1teriums ernannt porben.
Sn Main5 lit bds Gutenberg Muz
feum unter entfpre9enben 5eierli9tet4
ten erOffnet porben.
9as &utomobilfabren 3piI9en Bd4
rtszgerlin begonn geitern nit ber
Sabrt BON Paris na9 &beims; bic
173 Silometer (ettpu 125 engGii9a
Meilen) b~etraeenbe Gntfernung purz
be in faum ie6S Stunben 5uriidgelegt.
Die Stabt GFen bat ben @rpBzSnz
buitrieGen SDuing gu ibrem Gbrenz
burger ernannt. Dies gei4o9 in In=
ertenn1tn9 1e11es WDhltpdtt9tettslrrlz
nes. Grit tiir5li6 fttftete Sitting
100000 Mart fir ben Neubau bes
ftdbtiiden 8runfen6auf es.
Sn 5rdnffurt q. 81. finbet bpm 5.
Bis q. Sftober 3. s, cine @usitellung
fir unfuqzS9uB uno z8erbiitung
ftutt. Die &usitelIlng lit ais cine fOlz
6e geplunt, tpte ie gum erften Scale in
9euti6lanb i'm Sabre 1889 in Berlin
ituttfdnb.
Die amerifanii6en &olonie'n at
Berlin, DRESDEN unO 0eip3ig 6aben
in btefem Sabre feline 9orbereitunger
getrpffen, ben 4. Suli gemeinfa am 5n
begeben. Ser amerifunif9 8otz
i4after Wbite pirb ben Sag gu Saba
NIP, auf Der Sniel Riigen, perbrina
nPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-25
Seine Guiiuu in &anias.
9empfraten bes Sonncn6lumenz
States ~tiinbigen ben Yppuliiten
bic Sreunof6aft.

Dll OLIAIlUIpul !
Sopefa, &anfas, "a. SUM-. -
9as bempfratii4e Staats : Central
Gomite Fat cine Ginlabung Der Yopltz
liiten CUR 8ilbung elmer neuen SUI
iipnspartet unter einem nerter Hamen
ubgele6nt. 9as GDmtte faBte einitimz
mig ben 8ei9luB, Die bemofratii6e
partei ioqte cine unab6dngige Stelz
lung e~innebmen, ba bic IeBten 5tpei
Wa6len CUR 8eniige barget6an bdtten,
bab cine Sutton, pie iie in Santos porz
berri6enb mar, elm Sebli6lag lei. Die
Oemotrutii4e partei i9lieBe ale
grunblegen0en acknowledgement in
fi9 Elm, 10 baB ale Yopuli1ten, bic es
ernit nit 3eformen meinen, 1i6 Der
partei ani4lieBen tOnnten. Die bemoz
tratii6e partei perbe ba6er in gu
funft aQein ge6en. Wer in 3ufunft an
bemofratii9en YrimGrpa6len unb
Gonbenten She'll nebmen ppae, miiIIe
bies als 9emofrat t6un.
Die 9emofraten berfpre9en ii6 bon
bieier Stelungna6me, baB Elm GROCER
She'll Der PopultIten IN Der nG9ften
Champagne unter benz bempfrotti4en
Banner fGmpfen nirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-25

Bot, pel9e our Wabrung Der Rube
mad benz @tritesebiet berufen fpurben.
baben ibre tpeiteren Dienite perpeisert
unb fino mad Winiamion auridses
febrt. sic ~slauben, bab bic 9rubenz
@efeni9aften gu i4roff segen bic
@trifer poreeben unb iie uneere6t be-
banbeln. Gtpa 100 Nidtunioniiten
finb iebt bon ben &oblenge1e1idaften
bepaffnet tpprben unb perri9ten Sten=
ite als WG9ter.
SIN elmer gu Sbader abse6dltenen
Strifer : 8erfammlung tpuroe 2i9ter
Sadfon tpesen bes ginbaltsbefe9fes
bitter setabelt, bod f9einen Die Strtz
fer ni9t bic Nbii9t gu hegen, gegen ben
8efebl gu perftoben. 9ie 8ebOroe BON
Mins : Gountp nirb ale Perionen,
tpelhe an ben fopeit porsefaaenen
Mus16reituneen betbeilist tparen, perz
baften unb unter 8iirsfdaft ftellen.
MnlGbli6 bes ginbaltsbefebls tperben
ale autunftisen @rcehe unter Suris=
bittion Der 8unbesgertdte fommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-25
Ser ap6lcnsraber>s strife in
Wefs0irsinien.

8unpesridter Sadion felt einen
Ginbaltsbefebl sesen bic @triter
aus. = Sderiff 9atfielb petgert
fi6, ben 9ruben : @eienf4aften
tpeitere 9ienite gu leiiten.
Matea m a n, @.>8a., "a. Stunt.
Seute berridt @ube in Der 2idz5oroz
8rubenreeton, mo 1000 &ohlengrdber
furInerfennung %ibrerlInion amStrtte
limb unb mo ii9 lebte Wo4e bebentlI4e
&ubeitDrunsen ereigneten. 8unoesz
ri9ter Sadion bat einen Ginbaltsbez
febl erlaFen, pel9er ben Stritert1 per-
bietet, bas Gisentbum Der 9rubenz9ez
ieu59aften gu betreten. M}ebrere 9ur=
bert @trifer perri9ten iebt 3eparatur=
arbeiten fir bic nRorfolf C Weltern
8abn," beren Geleiie burh ueberz
fdnemmungen bei4dbigt tpurben.
Man fiir9tet, bub es am Mittpp4,
fobalb bic Grmittirung Der Striferz
familien aus ben Wobnbduiern, tpel9e
ben Gompagnien eebDren, beginnt, gu
neuen gonfliften fommen pirb.
S6eriff !6atfielb unb iein 4ufgez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-25

= Sci einem picnic, ipel9es leBten
Gamftag gu Gas Cruces, N.=M.. BON
elmer 2oge Der r4rbeitsrttter" BON gl
gafo, Ser, berunitaltet purbe, fam
es gu einem 4ufrubr. in tpel9em Elm
Mann getDbtet uno me6rere anbere
f6per ~pertpunbet fpurben. Die Hd@
belsfi6rer iinb eingeippnHeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-25
GDuarD Statue.
0fentliGer 2lotar,

BeamaGten, 8erai9tI.ia
funser II. |. m. nod, auen
SbeIEen bss 4uslanbss tper.
ben auf bas gemiHenhaft.fs
cusssf.rtigt.
ans augfunEt iiber Rsas.
Glrne BON @srm0genss Mnqea
tessHheiten in Oeu!f9lanh.
Oetfrei4 u.f.lp. nis6 unents
skltsia ssthtin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-25

- S%elegrapbiit 6. Sberrp unb SRI.
Mumie SuliOan iinb gelegentli6 elmer
S~egelfabrt gu 9Ort @oita. Gal., bur9
bas umtippen ibres 8ootes ertrunfen.
3pei S6tpeitern, RumenS Serns,
pelAe bic 5a6rt mitma4ten, tpurben
nerettet.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-21
His sweetheart,s Epitaph.

Speaking of poetry reminds me of a
poem written by a man once heard of, ;"
said the porter in downtown office re-
Gently, according to the Cleveland Leader.
This poet was engaged to be married to
young woman, but she died. He felt
badly and went to a friend for consola-
ton.
"'Come out in the fields with me, and
you'll forget about your troubles said
the friend. Accordingly they both went
out into field and seated themselves on
a mound.
6" I'm going to write some poetry said
the afflicted man.
" I'm going to Sleep responded his
friend.
"A long silence ensued, and then the
friend ives rndely awakened by the sor-
rowing lover.
You've got to listen to this poetry,
said the poet.
" Go on, I'm listening responded his
friend.
This is the poetry the melancholy poet
had written:
The wedding day appointed was,
And the wedding dress provided,
But has made that girl my wife?
No; she sickened and she died did,"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-21
SOMETHING BETTER
WEALTH.
THAN

The Rev. Percy Stickney Grant, in his
of the College of the City of New York
and their friends last Sunday, said some
things that 1t would be well for young
men in college and those just leaving
college to think about. He tried to inn
press upon them that wealth is not
everything in life-that there is something
that brings more contentment. and conse-
quently more happiness, than money. He
called attention to the enormous for
tunes which had been accumulated end
were being accumulated in this country,
and expressed the opinion that they were
of incalculable harm to young men.
Speaking along this line he said: 1--WE
see all about us men with immense
wealth-here one possessing one hundred
millions, there one worth two hundred
millions and another worth four hundred
millions. These men of millions have
power. Wherever they throw the vast
impulse of their capital the labors are
accomplished. Young men see the power
of the men of millions. and. as a result,
throw themselves like fagots. into the
furnace of material production"
Ambition in young men to accomplish
great things in life is to be approved,
but the great things should not be purely
selfish things, such as the accumulation
of great fortunes for the prominence and
power they give or the attainment of high
places simply to be looked up to and be
envied by those less fortunate.
Mr.. Carnegie and Mr.. Rockefeller may
do a great deal OF good with their vast
fortunes, but II is doubtful IL the good
they will do will Offset the harmful eff
fects of their wealth upon the present
generation OF young men. Such fortunes
intensity the desire OF young men to pc
come rich. They are willing to sacrifice
everything 10 money getting. Their high
er and better aspirations are whithered
by the intensity of their alteration of
Mammon.
DR.. Grant said that the constant real
ization of wealth which has been amass-
ed la the country will bear down upon
in the nations wealth and even take
pride in greatness of individual fortunes.
Few stop to think that unless our wealth
is properly used and the people are
taught to regard 1t as the means for
accomplishing good objects. IL viii be a
cause of discomfort and. ultimately. will
lead to the nations ruin.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-21
BRIGHT BITS.

Too Fast for Her.-Miss Eden
There are so many fast young men now
adays" Miss Youngly-"Hm-yes; you
do seem to have difficulty in catching
one. philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
No Sport About 1T see that the
cup defender Constitution takes trial
trips on Sunday. Is it right to indulge
in a sport on the day of rest?'' Trips
in a cup defender don't come under the
head of sport. They are classed as dam
gerous scientific experiments. "-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Poor Child.-"Youve got a little
brother" said the nurse at breakfast.
He was born hast night" "Really?" ex-
claimed Tommy. And last night was
Sunday. Poor kid" why do you say
that p "'Cause his birthdays won't dc
him any good. Sundays holiday, any
how. "-Philadelphia Press.
So Sweet of Her!-Mrs. Chatterleigh
Fancy. dear, at the Browns last night
they were all saying how glad they were
to hear you were at last engaged! OF
course, l didn't believe the report, dear
and 1 said 1 wondered any one could be
so stupid as to imagine anything so alb
surd!'-Punch.
His Workmanship. -"Did-did you
ever shoot a man?' questioned the ten
derfoot timidly of Pepperhole Pete. "see
here. young Teller" bawled Pepperhole
Pete, in voice that shook Pixies PEAK
don't you never reflect on my marks
manship aein! Shoot a mani never
miss'd one, y dern galoot!'-Ohio State
Journal.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-21
A WeII-Trnined Pony.

A correspondent of the Chicago Record
Herald tells this story about Carriers
Grove. an old manor house near York
town, Va: ut is one of the customs Of
Carriers Grove. as old as the mansion it.
self. to have bowl OF mint julep always
standing upon the sideboard and people
from williamsburg or Yorktown and the
neighboring planters who passed that
way never failed to stop for refreshment.
DR.. Booth, the present owner, says of
one Of the former proprietors, who had
the govt so badly that he could not walk
and used to lie down on couch in the
corner of the dining room and growl
about the pain he suffered: He had a
Shetland pony. trained to lie down on the
floor beside him. When he felt thirsty
he climbed upon the pony's back. rode
over to the punch bowl, drank freely of
the beverage that always could be found
there. and then returned to his corner
and rolled upon his couch. while the
patient pony would lie down beside him
until his services were needed again."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-21
sLNAToR JONES SPEAKS FOR MR.

The World of New York says that the
friends of Mr.. Bryan are not likely to
relish Chairman Jones' announcement
that he Will not be the next Democrats
candidate for the presidency" We can
not understand why they should not like
it. They cannot help knowing that there
IS no sentiment in the Democratic party
in favor of nominating Mr.. Bryan IN
1904. II is doubtful if Mr.. Bryan has
any exDecta ton of being nominated. In
deed. If we remember rightly, he has IN
timated that he will not be a candidate.
Senator Jones talks as IL he thought
there was a possibility of Mr.. Bryan
being a presidential candidate again ~
some time quite long way in the flu
ture. 1t is probable, however, that Mr..
Bryan will not again be the presidential
candidate of the Democratic party, either
In 1904 or in any other year. He will,
however, continue to be a power in that
party.
1t seems that those who have organized
the new party in Missouri tried to create
the impression that they would have his
assistance. He has very promptly stop
ped the circulation of the story that was
set aioat that the new party movement
had his sympathy and, to a certain ex-
tent. support. lie is not getting up new
parties, being pretty we'll satisfied with
the party to which he now belongs, and
occupied in trying to keep it from being
organized on lines marked out by those
who were not in close touch with 1t IN
1896 and 1900.
Chairman Jones is not likely to say
anything that will injure the political
fortunes of Mr.. Bryan. Therefore there
is very little probability that the latter's
friends will have occasion to find fault
with him.