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New-York tribune., 1901-08-18

-tIIyN-Ihe local market further demonsrra-
l today OF what II could 90 with proper treatment
Y ne Dull SIDE Influences were very conflicting at
starl, es tnev have been less all the week
eTheless me hull contingent held the better position
ne opening anc refused 70 give way time during
on before rhe bear overtures The opening
! STEADY with prices point higher point lower
ms level there decline cf > points
y scattering sales for 1ronts by timd longs
e ABSENCE OF pubic buying While buIllsh
~ room traders feared that the pit carrying a
eraole loac. ard would cisEorEe this the
lleatlon y danger Shortly after j O'Clock buy
aers from New-Drleans began sift IN.
eodne feature. Prices rapidly worked higher on
= .elanc and closed about TOD notch OF the day
p rse reports had n thar much fallen
n memphis district that Central Texas conditions
- ieI 9rhie. 70 say The least that more soaking
a lal -a-er over -hs eastern belt where
II Needed The market finished the day steady IN
- sith prices unchanged 20 5 points higher
= liverpool market advanced ! point more than
- 70 -G-'s points last nights closing
review u The Chronicle bullIsh reporting
t1f-lng deterloration Of the crop Central Tex
.--N protracIeG absence Of q rtrne
- zoe much rain IL other portions OF the belt The
- forecast gave generally fair weather for the
- Dell over sunday. but Indicated rains IN the
- beli Win clear conditions before Morday Trade
- u me week were strikinglv unfavorahIe l,Jf
- 70 nave pronounced effect. he tul bsfnr
- popular from the The local market so- .pTY
- NA siea-Y IN tone. with prices UNCHANGED al
~ s nE upland and sac for middling CUT Sales
a Is follows: ~ ' -SS
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
rvnnR-. To-Day
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeV-Y0rk august i. 1901.
-orrFT-Ths~s was NJ speculative stir In coffee tut
- "a nrees aEl.D had very small movement The
is -snes .a. 1r zone. with prices unchanged 20 >
- .'-her this ziCrf gain resulting from light local
l-- - foreign Hur-u- based better cables from
- ana Brazilian markets than looked for and
- mailer Brazilian receipts than predicted Business
- sisnrallv however and The close The market
rr vith prices unchanged 10 points higher or
& @s tbev opened. Total sales futures were but 5000
\, ffs market Tor suot coffee trade light and
= Trninav unchanged. about on fhe basis - $50
= -r-ioq l0rs ~ 10 BIO Clearances for the United
5..,.s Vere e0 0'0 taEE
s -nre of conra5- prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

, I-Ied higher American mdding fair, Ltd: good
rnlddllng. l3-l6d; middling 17-32d middling.
2-I6d good ordinary, 1-16d; ordinary 1316d- The
ss OF te day were 1000 bales OF which 800 for
speculation and export. included 500 American.
Receipts, 2S00 bales. all American. Futures opened
! m G. Aug1st 25-s4d4 26-64d buyers; august and
september 2-tid sellers September 22-6+d sellers;
october C. l0-64d buyers; October and November.
I-tl BUYERS November and December. 5-64G4 6-S4d
buyers December and January, 5-6414 6-6+d buyers.
January and February 5-64a4 6-64d buyers February
ana March. 6-64d buyers; March and April, 6-649
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
BALTIMORE & OHIO shILR0AD
WEST SHIRE RsII Rnan

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains leave Frankln ST Station. New York a. sos-
lows and IS min West 42d y. r
-I:lO a M-For 'ntsrm. prints Albany & Nont'I
-9-tO Nd Rip Van Wrinkle FIye- CatskllIs.
tl0-30 A M-Sar7toga and Buffalo Express
Tl1-2O No Lake Mohank MinnewasiSa
f12- -+5 p No Catsku u Mountain Express
100 p M-ChicagO Express.
-2;25 P M-Cont. Lin for Detroit. Chi 81 Louis
. IS = M-(4 Ulster Express CatskiH Ms
1913 P Ma For Hudson River Points & Albany
"G-15 ? M-For Roch-. Buffalo, CTeve'd & Chicago
tT43 M-Fo- Roch-. Buffalo. Detroit & ST. LOUIS.
-9I5 M-For Syra Roch-. Mag Fails & Chl
fDaiIv. except SUNDAY. F-nozfvo A..
No /, % Is A NJ. ftO=J A NJ 2 al +1s.I0 p
1906 =. n Leaves Jersey Cfrv p r
at A at \ II . At f1@-5o Z, NJ 4
f3535 II Time tables principal hotels ard oeres
checked from hotel residence hv Wes-cott.
Ex. c, z LAMBERT. Gen'I Passenger gent n
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
new YORK CENTRAL,

fSaturdays only. gDaiv except Saturday ana Sunday
HARLEM DIVISION.
sVo - VI and 3-35 P M. Daily. except Sundays.
5ftLsfeid and North Adams. Saturdays only. = As
= II Sundays only. AT go A "
Pullman
Trains illuminated with PtnrsCh
t-ket Offices 113, 2S1. as 12i6 Broadway IS
Snion SO w. zI3 Columbus Ave. I33 West 125th
l2Sth 81 and 13Srh
Fulton St. aid 10s Broadway. r. d. Brooklyn
Ielepnone 500 3Sth Street FOR New York Central
W@stcott Express Company
p s BLODGETT. T-FS0RGE =
Cye-e-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo. Aug. 17.-Flour-Fary good demand Wheat
Spring, fair demand, No ! Northern 70Ac: do
I1ssHIb1sc winter better demand No rod. Toe Corn
Light demand No : yellow. 81 &c No io Gic No =
corn 62S<c, No :. t2'2c Oats-Quet. No white
&c: No 3 do +O2. O. No . mixed i9c. No 10 3Sl.c
Rye. No ,. track. GOc. Canal fre!ghts hrrl.
Chicago Aug 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18

r,gn ~-ffee Markets -Sanros-Coffee market quiet
5 as-ase santos 4SS00. stock coo bags; receipts
90 bags: interior receipts, So 900 baEs Hamburg
f. market opened : rfg higher. e. 80 N was net
~ rfg higher. sales. 600 hays Havre-Coffee
-'-se, opened quiet. unchanged. - n advanced =
600 naEE
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New York foot OF Chambers 81
follows and minutes earlier from ". sd S.:
300 a Da-ly.-SOlid train for Buffalo Arr D N
Binghan1ton Nayerly, Enirs and Bradford Coaches.
parl0r and cafe dining Buffalo
9.15 a. U-Daily. except Sundays. 10 Rfnchar7-o1
OweEO. Waverly, Elmira and Delaware Valley Doinrs-
Pullman Parl0r Car Daily Port MontceII0
Pullman Paror Cars
train 70 Chicago. arriving 80 Ar Cleveland 40 a
II Seepe-s Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
7.:sO Daily--Bu13-o and Cleveland Express-Ar-
Buffalo I05, Bradford ia. jamestown IGO You1gs-
70 . a. Cleveland - 30 Sleepers 20 F3t-
faio OIL City and Cleveland. Cars car
9.I5 D n. Dallv.-SCud Bnghar1t~n VV,va--
ly. Elnira Chicago seepers 70 Buffalo chicago Gin
cinra,L Dining
rTyICKETs Local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. I1S a-I ~
Broadway I5- East 125-h % Wesr f27rh
Cham West sd ferries York: s23 ana
Fulton 9S Broadway. Brookl~.l. I22 River
Hoboken and jersey CITY station New York Transfer
Co. calls and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18

Ro-Conee marker steady. No Rio. 4S900: ezchanEe.
sd receipts go bags cleared for the United states,
s bags cleared for Europe 1000 bags, stock 42s 600
aH
r statistical position Of Brazilian coffee Is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
SOUTHERN coTToy MARKETS

Der: 6ot.c; December. sIgc; Nav sake Oats-No
sasn. sc September 3T4.c May 4O4sc; No white
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA
5000. 30
., a. a 90 -34O t40o. !t+1O. t4S0. 800 .Tei ~
- 81 20 * p M .l2l5 mdt. NV ''-SO'
S'-O0 RAI ITIMORE AND WASHINGTON
"a, sn = IA .IOOU. s11.Jo a Nj fLev y 80 q 40
* ,o - M u NJ -l2.I5 mGt.
'SO' SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot Of Rector
Through 70 Point Pleasant, goo, lo00 100 A. NJ 100
a. AZ a 10 $50 2. II. Through to Ocean Grove ~
p II Sundays through 70 Point Pleasant. I0.Uo A NJ
SfrreSe Liberty St Ferry South Ferry I13 PSI Az
130o 1854 Bway 49, 5th Av. T37 6h Av-. Union So
WsSt I5s EAST 2T3 West l25th ST. PAS Colur-
nus Av New York: Court St. 54a Fulton ST.
Isrooklvn. Broadway. Williamsburg. New
Yer Co calls for checks baggage 20 destination.
iFrom Liberty St only Daily. tDaily. except sun
day. sSundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18

Cash quotations follows Flour dull; winter pat
ens So 40dS3 straights, So 20dS3 80 clears 704
50 10; spring specials 81 2Oas4 30 patents s. 0Q$3 10
straghts. 81 S0nS3 20 bakers 81 2OQS2 No spring
wheat. 6S12 QTl52c: No yellow soc. No
36sG37c; No white 3sA4 G39c; No rs 39 =
No faxseed 81 62. No Northwestern 81 Ga prime tim
othy seed, So clover grade SIOaSiO %
pork bbl Sl4 10gSl5 lard. 100 n sOQSs
short ribs Qoosej $sGSS 20; dry shoulders
tboxed) 81 25aS7 so; short clear sides boxed)
IS so. whiskey basis OF high wines on the Prod
I4a a20lzc; dares I3al7i4c Cheese steady 9A
lO@e. Eggs steady; fresh. l4ql42c.
Duluth, aug. 1T-Wheat-No hard cash 73Ac
No Northern. cash. 7l9c II 5sc; september 7OAsc
October. TO4.c: August 7O1.cs December. TI&c: No =
Northern. Ssi &c. Oats 36ls 936Ac Corn. 5s4c
Milwaukee Aug. lT.-Wheat easier Close: No
Northern T2I.c No Northern. TO5. are: September
7l1+471 sc Rye steady. No l. 59iSc. Barley STEADY:
No ? Sic: sample 40G63c. Corn-September 5sIzc.
Minneapolis Aug. IT.-Wheat-Ciose: September eSl
Q8s4sc: December, TO2sc: No l Northern. 684c: No
sIsc Flour-Frst patents 81 s5aS3 o. second natnet
81 65Gs3 10 So ses2 So clears s. 20
Bran in bulk. $14Gs14 so
Philadelphia. I7.-Wheat steady.
august 74is a75c Corn unchanged; No mixed August
e2gfr24ec. Oats weak: No white clipped. new nc
cry p 1.c: DO prints 2ll2c: do nearby 24c firm
fair demand fresh nearby, lie; do Western. lie:
Southwestern i2iac; southern 12c Cheese dull New
York fun creams. fancy small. enc: TO choice
81 qSsc. Receipts: Flour 4o0o bbls I.O07
sacks: wheat 10000 bush 1000 Shipments
Wheat. 1ss 900 bush; oats 1900 bush
81. Louis. Aug. i7.-CIose: wheat-No red cash
Tle; September ToSe; December, 78Ae; May. 7s4c
- hard. 7ozgT1hc. corn-No cash. eoAe: sepieIn-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18

receipts OF hreadstuns interior points thousands
ar tTee ciphcrs 0) omitted bblk. bush,
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18

HAMBU BURGaAMESlgAN LINE.
TWIN-SCREw EXPRESS SERVICE.
Every Thursday
Fly HERBOURG-HAMBCRG-
irrloa aug =. 10 AM A Victoria, Sept II 10 AM
oLsiilarck Aug % 7:30AA Columbia sept 10. 10 AM
euNschisna sept 3 10 AN F Bismarck. &c. T3OAM
tWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
Every Saturday 10
falmouth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
thcencia. Aug. noon Penn 'vania SEPT 81
TstTieia. TTs. Aug 81 AM Pretoria. Sept 2s ) AN
.piaeeIsee sept noon 'PhGacia, Oct s. 10:30 AM
ia4dtla' sept Il AM Patricia. Oct H. An
ITO Hamburg direct
-I<1-hdC CHG-AMERICAN LINE. 81 BROADWAY. y. 2.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
OLD G@NllNl0M GlRIIE

DAILY SERVICE.
For CId Point Comfort Norfolk.
foint and Newport News, Va.
Elchmond Virginia Beach. Washington c. and entir.
South Vest " - ~
freShL and Passenger steamers sail from Pier 26 N
IOOt OF Beach St. every dsy 3 p VI.
II r WALKER. Traffic Manager
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW EENsTOWN-LLvERPooI.
Oceanic Aug 81 9 80 A NJ -Suevtc.-..Aug 81 P
Al -, a noon
Teutonic Aug. 2s, noon Majestic sept Il noon
'Suevic will carry Second Class passengers only and
will call Queenstown.
For passage freight and information apply to
WHITE STAR LINE
Pier az. North Office. Q y Y
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
Ocean 5renmers.

NORTM GEBMAM llOWDa
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE
- CttEHSBOO ORG-SOUT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lam Aug. 20. Lain. Sept. II
haiser VIM Gr----A Aug. - Kaiser Wui "a
Aaiserin NJ tn Sept 10 Kronprinz Oct l. Noon
Sailing at 10 A NJ, Pier 5e. North River
To SouJhampton-Breuen only
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
Observation-Disclosures N-tPARIS-BREMEN.
Fr der Crosse Aug - Barbarossa Sept. II
~ ~ rstAug 90 Koenign Luise. Sept. 10
III n Meier Sept. Fr- der Crosse Sept. IS
sailing 10 A n, Pier foot OF Sd St. Hoboken-
ITO Bremen only
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aIier... Aug. 20 10 AN Werra. Sept IA. 10
Aug 81 10 AM AIer- q. IL AM
11oiefzoiIern sept Noon Trave Oct s. IL An
From Per -, foot of AEaity 81. Brooklyn
OELfICHS CO.. ) BROADWAY.
Louis H Meyer. - south Third 81. Phila.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
STEAMSHIP LINES.

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
From New-York Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays
FOR TENAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT ROUND TRIP Tickets issued to an
Texas Colorado Arizona California Mexico
Florida. Delightful Excursions
for 6O-paSe Pocket Guide CInaied r-se)-
c H. MALLORY & CO. Gen Agts- Pier 20. z. r.
C'LARK'S CRUISE OF THE CELTIC TO
the Mediterranean and the Orient : $500 I'd
"a First Class. including shore excursions guides
drives fees hotels etc tSe cheapest and attractive
offered - Palestine.
shin ahoat- P c. CLARK. IL Broadway. New
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
NAME STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND MAINE
connecting with all railroad and steamship lines all
summer resorts steamships 'Horato HaIP' North
star leave Pier 30. East River. Pike ST. every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and Saturday < P NJ Steamers
ntted with modern improvement and
convenience OF Passengers Ticket Offices go Broadway
cor. Reade st Tel 3419 Franklin Thos. Sons
lls3 Br9adWay Cieneral oftce Pier So
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
CUNARD LINE.

For la Guayra. Puerto Cabslio Curacao and Mara
caibo. via Curacao-Calllng also san Juan ?. r.
From Roberts Pier Brooklyn
s. :. MARACAIBO.
: s PHILADELPHIA Saturday Sept Z. Noon
These vessels have superior
ssngers.
BOULTOS. BLISS & DAIIaETT.
Mana Front st
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
ROCKAWAY BEACH.

Trains leave 3tth St. r r. y Y. sundays. 400 $50
1850 A N. ! 20 $50. 80 and 8 40 Il VI. Last
return.ng leaves Ing Beach az 8 36 P N.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
For Porto Rico

For Porto RfGOa
Steamships OF the RED d. LINE will sail for san
Juan dlfect as follows;
; 5 MARACAIBO.
& 5. PHILA DELPF4IA. ........- SATURDAY sept Noon
For freight passage apply
BOCLTON. BLISS DALLETT.
General Managers. f35
A MEXICAN LINE.
-, NEW OUTHAMPTON-LONDON.
Aug 81 noon Philadelphia. II. 10
~ Faul Aug 2s. 10 N St Paul. Sept Is 10
81 LOUIS sept g. 10 Haverford- sept. 21 10 a.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-ANTWERP-PARIS
Iceland Aug q, noon Southwark. Sept 4 noon
rrlesland Aug Is noon "Naderlsnd- sept
'New Twin Screw Steamers calling Chsrboury.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMP
Piers Il and IS. y R Office -
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18
seoop.d tn. Who'll. Works.

The TRIBUNE issued an extra
edition last Saturday morning Civ
ing a two-column account Of the
death Of President Mckinley, ard
'scooped" the midnight editions
of the Denver dailies and all local
contemporaries in giving the de-
tails OF the sad event to hepeople
OF La unta. The TRIBUNE made
arrangements with one of the Den
yer dailies for full report of the
last hours OF President Mckinley,
and the despatch was received over
the Western Union and delivered
at the editors domicile at 2:5S a.
m. AT 6 a. IN. the "extra" was on
the streets and several hundred
copies were sold. The TRIBuNE's
representatives were ordered off
the depot platform and the early
morning trains, depriving us of the
SdlS vi ScVeIdl uunUTeu more
copies, and despite the fact that
every one was eager for news of
the presidents death. 1t seems
that the privilege of selling news
papers on Santa Fe property is
reserved exclusively by Fred
Harvey.
Although the TRIBUNE account
was necessarily brief, it gave all
the details that any one would
care to know, unless he had plenty
of leisure, and was worth a nickle
Of any mans money. considering
the fact that the edition was avail
able four hours before it would be
possible to secure city daily.
The extra advertised the TRIBUNE,
showed some newspaper enterprise
and was worth the trouble and ex-
pense incurred
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18


The story is as follows: Brown"
visits the small village of Honey
suckle Lodge where he is about to
enjoy his honeymoon with his
young and pretty wife whom he has
secretly married, and while there
a host of relatives and friends visit
the same place. Their coming and
going, and the fact that Brown
tries to keep his marriage secret,
make the story of the play. The
cast is an excellent one, and few
lington, Helen Young, c. Horn,
Fanny Midgely, Monica Lee and
others.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18
Santa Fe Changes.
others.

October Ist instead of September
18th has been announced as the
date upon which the Santa Fe
proper will be placed under the
control Of two general superintend-
ents instead Of one, as at present.
The original plan to have the
change occur on September 18th
has been abandoned because the
necessary preliminary arrange
ments could not be completed in
time. The preliminary arrange
ments consist of the organization
OF an Office force for the new gen
eral superintendent, E. Hurley,
who will have an Office at La
Junta.
1t is generally believed, however,
that there will be no very material
reductions in Mr.. Resseguie's
force, and if any men are not need
ed in Mr.. Resseguie's office, they
may be transferred to La unta
and placed with Mr.. Hurley.
There is one story that MIR.
Hurley will take either A. S.
Rankin or w. Ilette from Mr..
Resseguie's Office for his chief
clerk. Mr.. Rankin is at present
chief clerk, but has only recently
returned to Topeka. He was sick
for some time and then went to
California on account of the death
of his mother.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18
Republic. Delegates.

The election of delegates anc
alternates to the republican county
convention to be held in Rock,
Ford, Saturday, September 2Ist,
took place in the various precincts
of this city las' Saturday evening,
and resulted as follows:
Precinct No. 7-Delegates, ].
A. Hudson, NJ. A. Gordon, D. B
Ryder. w. X. Gibson, J. X. Mote;
alternates, l.. 0. Evans, r. f.
Boyd, b. F. Bland, F. ]. Hale,
Ed Ferrell.
Precinct No. S-Delegates,
James McNeen, B. F. Haskins,
H. Z. Bird, X. G. Dalton; alter
mates, K. c. lnge, |. f. Hireen,
Ed Marshall, A. G. Bentley.
Precinct No. o-Delegates, H
A. Holloman, Scott Stafford,
James Burwell, John Walsh, S.
w. Zickefoose; alternates, ID. II.
McCune, John Harding, S. r.
Mendelson, J. N. Lamb, +. ].
Gibbs.
Precinct No. I2-Delegates, G.
A. kileore. c. l.. Seeley, G. H..
Downer. w. Winter; alternates,
]. I Russell, Andy Mayors, M.
Van Der Schouw, F. T. Lewis.
Precinct No. l3-Delegates, 7.
r. Hofmire, c. M. Deabenport,
F. Finney, o G. Hess, H. H.
Clark; alternates, 4. d. Carlton,
r. Phillips, c. M. Robins, ]. b.
Sherman, G. II. Winchell.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18
"Brown's In Town."

"Brown's in Town." or will be
tomorrow, when the inaugural
opening of the new La Junta
Theatre takes place. Subscribers
to the opera house fund were quite
generally disappointed when it
was announced that "Brown's in
Town" was to be the attraction,
believing that they were Justly
entitled to something OF a high
grade order for the inaugural open
ing, and even being willing to
postpone the opening indefinitely
until first. class attraction could
be secured. 1t seems, however,
that they were not consulted in
the matter, or else their desires
were ignored, SO it will be
browns in Town" or nothing.
The opening attraction may not
be so bad. and the TRIBUNE
respectfully requests subscribers to
the fund, who have expressed their
disappointment in terms more fore
:ble than elegant, to attend the
inaugural opening, dressed in
their best suit OF clothes, and be
ready to look pleasant when the
word is given by our local artist,
Mr.. c. c. James. The TRIBUNE
has made arrangements to have a
flash light picture taken of the
audience on the opening night,
from which a half tone cut will be
made and later published in these
columns. The TRIBUNE is circu-
lated from Germany on the east to
the Philippines on the west and
we want everybody to look con-
tented and as pleasant as possible,
even under adverse circum stances,
so the picture will be representa-.
tive and a credit to the town.
.sBrown's in Town" was the at.
traction all last week at the Tabor
Grand in Denver, and the news
papers say that many of the stu
ations in the new farce are brigh,
and original, and that the error ir
previous years OF slap-dash ane
knock about has been eliminated
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18
Reading Room Entertainment.

S K Busser, superintendent of
reading rooms on the Santa Fe
system, has made arrangements
for popular astronomical lecture
to be given at the old Commercial
College Hall, Wednesday evening,
September 18th. The lecture will
be delivered by MIR. b. r.. Baum
gardt, secretary Of the Southern
California Academy Of Sciences,
OF Los Angeles, and will be illus
trated with sixty.fve beautiful
stereoptican views from the latest
celestial photographs. 1t will be
a splendid opportunity to become
familiar with the latest facts OF
astronomy and come in contact
with gentleman who not only
knows what he is talking about,
but is from the depths of his heart
interested in the methods being
followed by the Santa Fe Com
pany, to advance and develop their
employees. The entertainment will
be free to all and everybody is in
vited,
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18

THE Sugar City Herald has
again changed han Is. This time
Hyde & Stepp are editors and pro
prietors. These men are now
editors, lawyers, real estate agents,
saloon-keepers and insurance
agents. They also contemplate
starting collection agency, which
latter would be splendid adjunct
il properly handled. Rocky Ford
Republican.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18

THESE three shall be the great
Trinity of American history;
Washington, the father OF his
country, Lincoln, the saviour of bis
country, and Mckinley, who guild
ed his country to its true destiny,
and who raised the stars and
stripes as the beacon OF hope to
the distressed of the world" Ex-
tract of address of Judge N. Wal
ter Dixon, delivered in Pueblo,
Sunday.1
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18

The democrats have not as yet
announced their slate for the com
ing county elertion, and appear to
be having considerable difficulty
in securing candidates to buck
against sure thing, which is prac-
ticaliy what the election will
amount to from republican stand
point. A. b. Wallis, of Rocky
Ford, has finally been prevailed
upon to accept the nomination for
county judge on the democratic
ticket, Miss Mary E. Lyon will be
the nominee for county superin
tendent OF schools, and H. w.
Potter for sheriff. The nomination
for treasurer is to be given to
Sugar City in the hope of winning
few votes in that strong republi-
can precinct. ]. B. Pearce is be
ing talked OF for county clerk, and
he is the only democrat we have
heard mentioned for the place as
yet, outside of G.. M. Hall. G..
d. Franklin, night marshal of La
Junta, is to be the candidate for
assessor.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18

GEORGE BARR is the man whom
the people Of Oteto county want
for sheriff again, and if the signs
don't fool us the people will have
a chance to put him back in Office
for another term. MIR. Barr has
made good officer and should be
re-elected.-Rocky Ford Repub-
lican.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18

THE sB- -tpa OF our La Junta
girls are small, tapering and beau
tifully shaped; their iii are as
brilliant as ****. and are without
in this or any other s; their frowns
are like tt, and their I234s6 excite
~! of pleasure. Read this close
ly; do not it's readib,lity, and try
to the situation.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18

THE republican county conven-
tion will be held at Rocky Ford
next Saturday to place in nomina
ton candidates for the various
county Offices. La Junta will be
represented by one the finest dele
cations ever sent to a convention.
The primaries held in this city last
Saturday were very tame affairs,
and as there were no contests little
interest was taken. In Rocky
Ford, however, it was different,
nearly $50 votes being cast in one
Of the precincts. H. D. Garwood
and H. F. Rushmer were the con.
testing candidates in Rocky Ford
to secure delegates to the conven-
ton favorable to their nomination
for co inty clerk. MIR. Garwood
won out, nineteen of the twenty
seven delegates elected being
favorable to his nomination. The
ticket to be nominated Saturday
in Rocky Ford will probably be
as follows: For county clerk, H.
D. Garwood; for county treasurer
c. A. Beerbohm; for county asses.
sor. H. w. Adsmond; for sheriff
George Barr; for superintendent
Of schools, Mrs. NJ. ]. Anderson
for county surveyor, F. 7. Lewis
for county judge, NJ. F. Miller
for county commissioner, A. C
Diaper; for coroner, damfino.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18
sD,roa,Allv INCLINED.

WITH the last issue OF the
Rocky Ford Republican, M. E.
Springer bid farewell to his read
ers and retired from the Rocky
Ford newspaper field. Mr.. Spring
er is succeeded by c. v. Kinney.
formerly OF Kansas.