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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-27
PORTLAND CORRESPOND
ENT ON POPULAR LOAN
Considers independence BOndS Best
and Safest investment
As Well as All Popular Loans OF Cl'
fies and school Districts.


salem coErespondsnt q The Ogegonian
The failure Of Gilbert Bros. Rank In
this city. and the consequent hnaRciaI
enbarrAssmsnt aud probable lOsu
hrou SHIT nPon large huneerO deposit.
ots. have cansed many io AL thrmsa, ve,
rhsre thers 10 any means Tor the sais in.
yestmont Of small savings 10 order d
realize talf return. Alasge proportion
u ihe deposits In ne bank were there
becAnse the proprietoFs offered tbs
indueemeat oib per cent interest. Peo
PIE Who he'd saved from 500 20 tlO0o
and were not u . position 70 loan Il on
real esteie noftgagcs saw Ia hig oiier an
'oppoftuuity 10 pot their money IN what
seemed 70 ~ saie haDds and a. the sAns
fSms have Il earning asmAll rate Of
lHisrest Thsy dd not stop 10 think
that bahking institution cannot afford.
10 thesc times q cheap money - pay )
pr cent Interest
u bas been saxgosled several times Ia
ihs last to days that small hysetoss
must look Coz snch opportunities 40 were
presented by tAe Salem popular peF
cent loan. the detAilsoi which have been
explained by the OregoniAn, aud princi.
pie q which has boen approved BY that
paper. The popular loan u made by
issuing bonds la small amounts, $50 and
upWAfds, che small layestoFs being given
thb pSsisrencs WheA the bonds are
awarded 60 suhstrlbes. ln lle case ol
tlo Haiem popular loan scores Of people
who bad sayed lev dollars invested In
bonds And have pot shem ANny " keep
as a secure nethod of saving nloney And
a the same time FcAlialng fair rata u
lbtefest The bauds aFe worth more
than their lace aud any Investor can -
care = return OF their money by selling
his honds 10 one "a the neny ready
baysna TIE investment - perteclly
ssle, for Il las ne Prpperty ~ithip The
Incorporate limits Of ths city y sscaIe
a.
Thoss who have expresaei themselves
ssy simply this That, while Il is 20
l,e regretted thas eily o. school die
srict should boFFow monsy, yea u such =
publlc corporation must borrov, the
loan should be made Ia such a way a. 70
tcoommodais the Feople Sho ave
money from small earnings.
The CITY ~ indcpendsncs. Ia holt
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-27
MIScALLED HAIR TONES"
Most Hair Preparations are Merely
Scalp ITritants, of No Value.

Most hair preparations are merely
8, alp iTritants, miscalled hair stonics
When hair is brittle, lustreless and be-
gins to fall out the dandruff germ il
getting in It's deadly lwork at the root
sapping the vitality. Since science dis.
covered that dandruff is germ disease
there has been only one prepa ration put
on the market that will acturely de
stroy the dandruff germ, aud that il
NewbTo's Herpicids. IL allays itching
instantly, destroys the germ and ther
falling hair stops, and hair grows luxu
riantly. Ask your druggist for Herpi
eide. Il allays itching instantly
makes hair grow.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-27

found a few grammatical errors but
otherwise the records aye all right His
client will subscribe not only TO the
Independence loan but to all similar
popular loans.
Hale the Independence loan is sub.
scr.bel for al that town and about
so o has been subscribed for at THE
JouRNAL Office. The name Of the above
attorney can be- given At this office II any
one wishes TO consult him, but the nance
OF subscribers will not be made public.
The bonds viii boz awarded May fret
Intending subscribers can see them al
this office. Indications are that the In.
dependence popular loan will b. taken
twice over.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-27
SUNDAY SERVICES.

w,C, To.
Rev. y. J. Crawford, OF Colorado
Springs, COL, will speak at O'Clock.
UNITARIAN.
Lay services at this church Sunday
morning at 1880, Prof. II. II. Smith
occupying tine pulpit. No evening ser,
vice.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.
W. Z. kantner, pastor. Subject o.
morning sermon, The Twentieth Cen
tury ChTistian;" evening sermon, zone
OF the Worlds Greatest Sermons"
FiRsT METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
John Parsons, Pastor. services al
1880 n. m. and $50 D. m. Subject d
morning eermen "The Starry skies D
Sunday School at l2 IN. and Epworth
League at $3.50 p. m
Christian sBIESCE
Second Church OF Christ, Scientist.
~ Liberty street, Services At 10 20 a
m, and Z 80 p. m, Sunnays; aud every
wednesday evening a. 1880 O'clock
subject OF lesson sermon: "Eysrlastine
Punishment"
FIRST PAkaBYTERIAN.
Ii. A. Ketchum pastor. Pr.acbirs
service at 1880 a. m. by Rev. DR.. VA.
lace AT 1;So by the pastor. Subject Of
eVening sermon from John q ~. The
douoting and discouraged disciple. d
foung Peoples meeting $50.
BAPTIST
Ronald Mehlllop, pastor. Topics
The Meaning Of Chirst's Suffering y al
lO' 81 a m. "JOspeh EorgOtton" or ,Tbs
Worlds Treatment" Of the beat men y,
z $50 p. N. SUNDAY school, II M. Yonng
peoples meeting, led By Mary Hart,
o;3O p. m,
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL
o. corner Nineteenth and Ferry streets
l. ii, Henderson, pastor. Prescbino a,
the usuAl hours tomorrow. Suhiarf a.
II D. IN; Some Lessons From tbs
Late Meeting Of Our Association. % Snh,
Teach Us, '''N'
flAsf UNITED EVANGELICAL.
AaN 10 impossible for Rev. Z. A
Aaoing the newly apposnted pastor ~.
TeSeh salem for the SUNDAY servicss
Nev Laonel Sykes will preach an no 'So
a, m, hev' Sykes is very able spesksr
: SSunuay school a. II m, k.L. O. n at
90 p A. No seAVices Al 80 p. m.
GvANGELIcAL.
sevenleenth and Chsmeketa .t,s.,.
~ shnpp pastor. rhisWill h. tbs c,os'
lng service for this eorfersrenc,s' ,s'N S.ss N,o
~ ~ M we pastor will review the M
~ - n''5oe ll - Esher, deceased. At7.S0
Ne ~ :, Aaarer Of Tacoma formerly pss.
. ~, o. Shis church, sunday school A. Io
!, m' \. P, A. At1p. m. ~ ~
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-27

IL demonstrated To add strength 10
that class Of public oorTuptionls,s and
subsidy grAlters IL Rn Outrage upon the
decency of the country Portland Dis
patch, Dem.
Forgive them. for they knew not
what they were doing And besides
there are Democrats who cant real,
AZ we'll As Populis,s and Republicans
zee
A good tackle u you tackle low enough
--public Ownership.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-27
M 7. Rinenan
90 S'''s street Rhone Is
Royal Insurance Agency

MT A. 4. GlibeTt has this day been
APPolnted 10 represent the Royal Ia.
surance Company, aud Is authorized IA
solicit insurance, 20 muke eendorsenleuts.
70 collect moneys due, and in every Way
70 70 ispIfysenI said oompany as it's agen,
Tor salem and vicinity.
, hoYAl iSsORANCE C0aPANY.
by John o.. Thomas, General Asept "a,
Nes'u' i27-lW
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-27
,oURSALx@Ys

McKinley's visit will cost Portland
5000.
There is no neonsis,enry IN being
generous and honest.
R0saburg's mental culture club has
tackled munieipal imPf0ysnsp1
zee
There is occasionally . man on whose
part Il is stroke oi enteTpFise % com
mit suicide. N.... ...-.'
Mr.. Bryan has leafnet bic nfst iessoa
in practical POlitiea he says he will no,
b. = candidate.
A stats oficial has dgufed oat that
the legislature Of 1901 Was less eKtraya-
rans than the one oi 1859. That seems
10 - she dufy ofssAts oiAcais
Aa
childru are happy n amreelAllng
ersA re distdvaniAFss a othsra The
oas hsrefogi bog ia school. 20 natisF
h0w ear,y in spring. is an object q uni-
Eeraal suYy.
The saiem oorrcfpondeni q ths ore
soniau ssys epeakss 4. n Res1cs dFss
ai5o i0r helping 10 correct So houss
iournal. and spent AZ his time In Cali.
tornia shiie he worE was eoing on.
a = =
Ths Metropolitan ani Naniiy Pair
magazines. Ia the current issues. each
haye piciurcs q Mise PoEtia knight, the
salpn gifl uho ) getting fame BY saing
the Doke a Mknshesier Cor breach Of
pronise.
A.V. a. 6nydsF, owner u the Me,
Minnville TfanseFipi. hss bssn offered
and srcepied the posiiion q depuly
oolloctor a customs al wfangle. Alaska.
TIE oAire 80 isndeFri him through
Senator Mitchell Mr Snyder wili leave
Coz bic Geld oi labor about Nay 18th.
go
The Filipinos afe daiy deserving the
ranku ~ tbs anti impnria|leaie aAns and
Enrrendefing 20 Amsdcatla. Before
Athlnaon. bryan Lcnir A %. fan lodge
3 profess against it Abe grrat body ~
ihe,f orlenial body eoart alll b. sob,
leeia u "beaefoiont as.lmiiaiiou -
Epeene Register
TIE compafisop 10 not god The
Amnsirans Wcnt 10 Cuba and the
Philippines % "a thvp, q a,oparchies
Tho British have gone % south Africa
a. I'd lho people u repuhl,cs.
mao fflN
The 6amnable lnlaulfy pommiliei bg
lhoee aprailed democgals 10 sqiel
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-27
DON'T no Tsr1Sss ) s 3 ssg sE

AeR cas - eufcd ~ auy torn ~ tobaeos a.lss :
aee ttir ana VizoI ~ taking 40 no. aass
tAAi laaAsa weak men stranE NSn, S',iss
see '@eaa pa tcn days. ovcf 500 nl1R
- enl adyiQe NRER Aft1ess SfspffS,e
AhAhpN 60, Shisago "a NV Nors' 10
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-27
New Arrivals

vi nne gooIs are a common occt rr-pc,
al our grocery, Inferior food prodprts
arc never cheap, no matter how low
priced Al our lines have the true
S.lespness oi prime quality. Stapls and
fancy green, dry sn0 liquid: don IS, ic
anu imported, it's all the same; onr
yourself. W.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-27
DR. c. 7. KnOwltOn

The eye SPECIALIST from san Francisco has opsn,
ed an offiee for Two weeks In theEldh1ge bldg.
over Post Office. Those having defective vision.
headache ana nervous troubles should improve
the opportunity 10 have their cases diagnosed
~ 4 competent specialist Consultation free.
OIlke hours 70 9. m, 42s- W.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-27

The aamnabie lnlQpifY pQmmliiei ~
lhoee aoraIled domocgals Nho Nqie'i
loI Mitchell wiIl 1I ~ spilY foaused
onlH |ls a|l|ance " usnnt t',ic kinleyisn
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-27
THE DAILY JOURNAL,

sY HoFRR sRorHERs.
SATURDAY. April, "a, 1901.
Oaliy One Year. $500 In Advances
Daily -Four Months 81 IN Advance
Daily by Carrier 500 Per month
Weekly One Year 81 90 In Advances
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-27

Ths Metropolitan snd Naniiy Pair
magazines. Ia the current issues, each
hase piciuEcs q Mise PoFtia knight, the
salpm gifl uhg ) getting fame by suing
The Dske a Manchester ioF breach Of
protnise
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-27

Ths saien ooTFssPon1sui q ths ore
soniau says epeakss =. p. Resief dFss
fi5o ior helPlng 20 correct So houss
ioarnsl. and spent al his time In Cali
iornia shiie tie worE was eoing on.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-27

". G, T. q.
Rev. \, J. Crawford, OF Colorad,
Springs, COL, will speak at O'Clock.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-27

Chlldrru are happy Ia apgreclAting
essA lbe distdvantases a othsra The
oss barefoot boy ia school. 20 naiief
how sar,y in spring. is an object q uni-
reraal suYy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-27

Mckinley Vial, will oost Portland
5000.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-24
Clean Up Your Bsekysra.

Marshal Zickefoose has issued
an order 10 the effect that all resi-
dents OF La un,a must clean up
their yards, vaults and alleys be-
fore April goth. On and after
that date all persons will be prose-
cuted to the full extent of the law
for throwing ofial from kitchen,
tin cans, weeds, grass. refuse
from stable or barn yards, ashes,
dead cats, dead chickens and rab.
bits into alleys, streets, or on to
vacant lots; piling wood or leaving
wagons and buggies in the streets
or alleys IS strictly forbidden.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-24
Caught i. Dreadful Cold

Marion kooke, manager for 7.
II. Thompson. large importer of
hne millinery at 1858 Milwaukee
Avenue, Chicago, says: "During
the late severe weather | caught
dreadful cold which kept me
awake at night and made me unfit
to attend to my work during the
day. One OF my milliners was
taking Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
edy for severe cold at that time,
which seemed to relieve so quickly
that bought some for myself. 1t
acted like magic and began to
improve at once. l am now en-
tirely well and feel very pleased to
acknowledge its merits" For sale
by the City Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-24
Feels Like . Soy.

al have been troubled with indi-
gestion for ten years, have tried
many things and spent much money
to no purpose until l tried kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. have taken
two bottles and gotten more relief
from them than all other medicines
taken. | feel more like boy than
| have felt in twenty years. {"
Anderson Riggs OF Sunny Lane,
Tex. Thousands have testified as
did Mr. Riggs. Miller & Andrews.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-24
Merchants Gin Plano.

The following merchants will
give votes for the Piano Contest.
Be sure to ask for ballot with
each 75c purchase and vote the
piano to your Lodge;
rrice-Drnpcr, ,ciothiers
J. II. Stmonton. groceries.
Ffnney's Pharmacy, drugs and Jcwciry.
Mccarty 4 Aiihen. clothing.
A. ". Potter. stationery.
sm5 tht-nitter. groceries. meats.
Bomsardncr X o'NeiI, hardware.
Hawkins Cash store. dry goods. shoes. etc
q. II. Do~p.r. bicycles.
Grant Harbour. Department Store.
Valley Furniture and Carpet Company.
Grimm was~on, paint and paper.
J. Is. sherman 4 Company, RESTAURANT.
Guy L smith. music store
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-24
mo,ie. Of Public Trustee. safe.

WHEREAS. z. e. blake WHOSE AD-
" dress is Fowler; otero County. state
OF trust. dated February ilth. 1879. and
recorded February 18th. isgv. in book
z at p, se 3t7 OF the records in the ONCE OF the
Clerk and Recorder OF fOtero County. Colorado.
convey to the Public Trustee Of Otero County
Colorado. the following described real estate,
n. east one nha hsi nf iss .oassne
quarter ts. W. ~ Of section eighteen tlsl in
township twenty two ts,) south. range Any
tton In said trnc,, conveyed to X. D Parrish.
and OF record In the records of Ofero county.
GoaoTado. Co ado Together gi.h !a ten nol shares in
conveyance was 80 tnade In trust TO secure
tlsc payment OF one certain pro 'nissory note
the said T. Z. Blake for the principal pum OF
three thousand one hundred and nfty.nve
dollsrx, asias -ool payable to tho order Of ".
h. Nty. OF Pueblo county. Colorado, with In
tersst thereon at the rate OF eight ts) per cent
PER annum. payable annually. and
Of trust that in erss Of deiaast @ e T. % she % psr.
the pavmeut OF Interest thereon. according 10
default be made In. or in case OF the violation
or breach of any OF the tsrms. conditions.
covenants and agreem.nts therein contained.
public trustee 10 sell and dispose OF said
promises and all the right, title and interest OF
therein, Al public suction a the south front
Of osero and state Of Colorado. for the highest
Thirty days public notice having been pre-
viously gfveu Of the time and plncs OF such
sale, by weekly advertisement IN anme news
paper Of general circulation at che time pub
itehoA in satd OterO county and 70 make and
give 10 the Purchnser or purchasers At such
premises cold for the purpoae OF paying the
principal and tutereet due on said note and
all money advanced for taxes. Insurance and
paying and retaining all fees. charges and
ccses Of making said sale and advertising satd
where's. defauit has bsen made In the pay
ment Of tho principal and interest due on said
interest stfil remains unpaid. and
Whereas, ". H. Ney. the legal holder OF said
note hes declared violation Of the covenants
Of satd deeti Of trust. and that the whole Of
SAID Indebtedness is now due and payable and
sale and has 0led hte written notice Of elec-
ton ard demand for sale with the undersigned
~ sucA public trustee
Nov. tserefoss. IL ccosiders;ion Of such
WA asd under ard ~ virtue Of the power
ard authnrity conveyed TO and vested IA mo
By MD deed Of trust I, @. A. Beefb0hm, pub
ilc tFbs9se. ~ and for 0terc county, Colorado
e ssss wlI 8" sssars.y. sss ss.S dsy Of eo Sss.
iSol. 1t N O'Clock of tbe forsuoon at tho souih
front door OF tie couuty court hours In the
county of Oeer0 and seate Of Colorado. sell
sosssos. . lsr sss sisSsss "a ssss psscs sSs
ean4 Will bring - oasA - b. law. provided
f0s III purposs of payln1 80 indebssdns1s
sn1 H. oxpsnees a. 1xe0utsng this trust.
Dsaed = Il JuntA Coaor.d9, April 9. ~.
Puhsse .rrnssss 10 and for Ossro County. Colo.
ksst Sabl3Cai3oa, Nsy =, iSN.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-24
4 Asssdsy Sehoo, ress.
There started at Richmond, Va,

There started at Richmond, Va,
February 18th, tour OF Sunday
school workers that is unprece-
dented. They have visited with
great success the principal cities
OF the south and are now continu.
ing westward ACROSS the continent
to San Francisco. They return
eastward. through Utah, reaching
Colorado Springs for the Colorado
State Sunday School Convention
to be held in that city May 9TH, sth
and 9th. The tour involves 1 3, ooc
miles OF travel for each person.
embracing eighteen states and
territories, and takes thirteen
weeks Of time.
1t is meet that Colorado's re-
ception of this party be equal tc
that accorded by other states. To
that end each Sunday school in
the state is expected by the state
association to send one or more
delegates to the convention. All
evangelical denominations co oper-
ate with and constitute this asso-
ciation.
The continental Sunday School
tourists will pass through La
unta May 9th. as they hold a
special meeting at Dodge City or
the day following.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-24

BUILDING an opera house takes
time and morey, and also brings
to the surface the fact that there
are several residents in this com
munity who declare that their in
terest in the welfare OF La Junta
is purely a matter of dollars and
cents, and that it is not essential,
material or consequential TO them
whether the town goes forward or
backward. They are located here
for brief season for what there is
in it, and do not propose to spend
cent unnecessarily-all same
Chinaman, who hordes his ill-got-
ten gains for a lifetime in this
country and then takes them home
to the flowery kingdom to blow in
on his wife's relations. Maybe
your name is on the list. How
would you like to see it in print
You don't deserve any better fate.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-24

LOYALTY to your town is one OF
the first essentials to success.
Don't live in your town and not be
of it. Believe in its future, work
for it, talk for it, patronize the in
dustries represented there-how
else do you expect them to exist,
and you will find reconipense in
the certainty of ultimate reward.
The doctrine of reciprocity applies
with equal force to municipal and
national affairs. Your home mer-
chant, who is taxed to sustain your
city government, is far more
worthy Of your patronage than is
the department store man in some
distant city whose interest in your
welfare may be measured by the
dollar mark. There is no economy
in sending abroad for goods which
can be purchased in your home
town at q slightly increased cost.
The man who does that sort OF
thing Is short. sighted. The prac-
ticai, loyal union man asks for
union made goods. and is ever
mindful of the tenets Of his faith
in extending patronage. : II he
buys . cigar he carefully scans the
box for blue label. Why should
not every citizen look as carefully
aftef the interests of his own town
BY contributing his support to its
local industries.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-24

DuD you ever notice how self
conscious some OF our local four
hundred are when they pronounce
the word programme "progrum. "
Ii is not cultured to say "pro-
gramme, with a coarse and vul-
gar accent on the "gramme," but
softly, thusly. "progrum. The
word is never used unconsciously,
as it requires an effort to look
wise and most people betray them
selves. II you want to be quite
recherche you must say ''pro-
grum," or else you will not be con-
sidered au fait in some cultured
circles. Then, to be consistent.
you should not forget to remember
to say "epigrum' and "diagrum, !"
when you have occasion to use
those words.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-24
Concerning : New Resident.

The Jersyville en-. Republi-
can OF last week contains a COM
plimentary notice OF DIR. l.. T.
Waggoner, who recently located
in this city and has Offices in the
Central Block. 1t is as follows:
cdr. L. 7. Waggoner, who for
several years has been one of the
ablest physicians and surgeons of
our county, has located in La
Junta. Colorado, where he will
practice his profession. We very
much regret giving him up, but
while we have to loose him the
people of I'll. city of La Junta and
Otero county, Colorado, have
gained good citizen and an excel.
lent physician and skillful sur
geon. He received the honors Of
his class in 1850 when he gradual
ed from the Missouri Medical
College. which was the Medical
department of the University OF
Missouri and since then has prac-
ticed in our county and will long
De remembered by US for the many
wonderful cures he has effected
by surgical skill and medical treat
ment.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-24
Notice for p.b,ie.tion.
Land once a, Pueblo. Colo. .

Land Once al Pueblo. Colo.
April 18th. 1901
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has MED notice
81 his intention to commute Ia csah entry
and To max. noaI proof In suppnrt OF
his claim. and that said proof will be
made before the County Court at Trinidad,
Colorado. on June u. 1901, viz: William II.
Green. H. r. No. io.t1. for the ). Y :
W. y. =. y. :. X. i and n. =. $ y Sec. $.
TIP. 81 s.. X. 81 w..sp. n,.
He names the following witnesses 10 prov.
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz: EifdD Lopez. Of Bent Can
yon. Colorado, John S. Simpson, of Bent Can
yon, Colorado; Lee Gregory. OF Hoehne.
Colorado: Sam Watson, of Hoehne. Colorado.
J. X. GORDON. Register.
First publication April II. 1901.
Last publication Nav z, 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-24
s.,s w..s, aa.,s.

Contractor johnson and a force
Of men commenced Monday morn
ing on the work Of putting in the
new water main on Colorado
avenue. The three-inch main,
extending from Trinidad plaza to
the south side OF Granada street,
will be taken up. -(this being the
extent Of the water maia on Colo
RADIO avenue At present and re-
placed by . six inch main which
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-24

EDITOR Wick, OF the Las Ami.
mas was appointed water commits
sioner for District No. 81, by
Governor Orman last week. The
district extends from Las Animas
TO the state line. Newspaper men
are faring unusually well under the
new fusion administration. Mr..
Wick ought to get enough "oil''
from his new position to keep the
editorial Wick brightly burning
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-24

A SUGAR BEET bounty bill was
passed by the Kansas legislature.
The bill provides that the state
shall give bounty of 81 per ton
for sugar beets raised in the state
which carry IL per cent OF sugar.
An appropriation OF $4,000 is
made to pay bounties for the mex,
fiscal year.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-24

will be extended as far south as
Iowa street. From Iowa to Ohio
street. (the first street south OF the
school house) four inch main
will be laid. The new main will
greatly facilitate pumping to the
reservoir. The contract price for
the work is about $1,000.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-24
Desert Land. Final prooG-Motiee for
Publication.
United States Land Office.
pueblo. Colo Aprtl NJ. lHlt

United States Land Office.
Pueblo. Colo. April ~. 1901.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JoNA-
Nthan Osborn. Of La Junta- otero County,
Colorado. has died notice of intention to make
proof on his d-scrt-lapd claim No. I7< for the
5. y ;. F. 4. and 3. r. =. :. ". Y. Sec. $ Tp
q $. R.st w. before the Clerk OF the District
Court Mt Ia Juntn. Colorado. on Thursday.
the 18th day nf June. 1871.
He naines the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF
said lsnd: William u. Jenkins, g gorge Bland.
OTTO Plcck and William X. Gibson. all OF La
JuntA. Colorado.
J. r. GoRDoN. Restster.
First pu blication April "A. 1901.
Last publication May =. 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-24

The spring meeting OF the Colo
rado State Bee Keepers Associa-
ton will be held in the town hall
at Longmont, April 80, 1901. A
program OF interest to all bee
keepers will be rendered, copy
OF which may be secured by ad-
dressing ID. w. Walker, Denver,
Colorado.