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New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
PASSED ON CHEER.

dress pattern of soft gray cashmere was sent
from the office TO Miss Crendson who with char
acteristc kindness passed 1t TO another in
valid whom she felt would need and appreciate
the gift. Miss Dewey has contributed three new
avn dress patterns for the Little Mothers Miss
LeIncke. or Orange, y. j.. will respond the re-
quest OF Rutherford (N. j. member for mag
azne TO be sent; two Sunshine readers will pass
on infants clothing to the needy young mother
whose sad lot has been mentioned in the column.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
CONTRIRrTIONs

large box Of clothing. shoes fancy articles.
etc. has been received from Mrs. II. y, Nico a
package of magazines from Mrs. " F. Harden
burgh infants clothing from Mrs, Frank Drum
mond, quilt pieces and game from Roxie Smith.
verse leaflets. from "A Friend in Newburg; paper
dolls and stamps. from New Brighton. Staten Isl
and; magazines from Mrs. c. T. DuttOu. poems.
from John Krell: chidren's papers. from Mrs. r.
McCauley and Master Howard Taylor: a box Of
nice pieces from L. L. Link
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
FOR BABCOCK FUND, $4,000.
ONE MEMBER OF BRICK CHURCH MAKES A FINE
BEGINNING.

The feeling tr the congregation OF the Brick
Presbyterian Church grows daily that the memory
OF the Rev. Dr. Babcock. their pastor whose re-
cent tragic death in Europe was reported at length
in these columns. should be commemorated in
some permanent manner. and already one mem
her. whose name is kept secret, has in check
for $4,000 10 form the nucleus of a ..Babcock
memorial fund" TO be devoted the enlargement
OF the church's institutional work now carried on
in West Thirty -fifth-st
The project to raise a fund for the benefit Of
DR.. Bahcocks widow also has many enthusiasts
supporters. The congregation is a wealthy one
ana II is thought that 80 men could be found
who would give $1,000 each for that purpose No
Gefnite steps have been taken in this direction
however
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
COLORADO FUEL md IRON COMPANY.

IL said that a representative OF the local
banking house Of Blair & Co. J. J. Mitchell presi-
Chicago will shortly the directory OF the Col
orad0 Fuel and Iron Company. That corporation
recently received substantial financial assistancs
from the interests named. with the understandings
II il said that they would be given several member
ships the board. All talk of competition between
the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company and the
United States Steel Corporation is deprecated by
officials OF both companies
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
G. EDWARD GRAFT d co. OFFER TO SETTLl
But COUNSEL. FOR JAMES sHEv11N AND OTHER

But COUNSEL. FOR JAMES sHEvLIN AND OTHERS
DECLINES To ACCEPT THE TERMS
An offer of settlement which has been made 20
the creditors Of the brokerage firm OF c. Edward
Graf & Co. through its counsel. Frederick P
DelafieId has been rejected by the lawyer for the
creditors.
The offer was not good as We thought fair
clients" said Charles H Hyde. counsel for
James ShevIin and Others. We told Mr.. Delafield
that they would have 70 do better. should
seek a full settlement from the courts. am not
at liberty tell what basis Of settlement they Of
fered us"
Mr.. Graft had prepared a statement regarding
failure of his firm which he intended giving
out nj this time. on advice Of his counsel. how
ever he decided withhold the statement until
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
C0NTAGI0N IN PINS.

new and imperative reason for women 10 aVoia
the habit ~ nut+.ng pins in the mouth has been
given by prominent physician tuberculosis ana
other contagious diseases may be transmitted IN
this way. he says. Even new pins are dangerous
for in many places especially in Europe, boys
make business OF hunting up pins in the streets
and taking them TO the factory, where they are
used again on fresh papers.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
THE MESSAGE OF BLOSSOMS.

The flowers distributed through the general Office
have been Of genuine 81 nshine TO those IN
sckrooms. One invalid writes: Il want 10 thank
you for the kind thought that prompted you TO
send the lovely flowers breath from the
try They are by bedside. keeping me
pany. and oh! 1t means much % US who are
laid aside to be remembered sweetIy. May You
be richly blessed in your loving thought OF others
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
FLOWERS As Sunshine

Tha Fruit and Flower Guild Of Lakewood. y J..
has kindly notified the office that II will send a
basket Of flowers each week for Sunshine members.
Harriet a. Perry Is the present collector. She
has chosen Thursday the day TO send. This
kindly act Will insure cheer from several luvads
week
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28

Philadelphia May 27.-The Supreme Court to-day
rendered decision confirming the constitutionaIity
OF what is known the ''Pittsburg Ripper Bill'
recently passed by the legislature. The bill estab-
Ashes a form of government for the second
class cities of the State-Pittsburg. Allegheny and
Scranton
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
BONDS BOUGHT By SECRET4Ry

Washington. May 27.-Secretary Gage to-day
bought $4,000 per short bonds at Sos s77
and Sc 900 Is SlI3 1868
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
cHAnRER DELEGATES CARNEGIE,s CHESTS

In order keep their engagement with the Lon
don Chamber of Commerce the last OF the New
York delegation 10 the dinner OF that body will
have to leave, here on Wednesday. Following the
dinner the delegates of the New-York Chamber OF
Commerce will be the guests OF Andrew Carnegie
Skibo Castle. Scotland
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
NOTICE

All letters and packages intended the
\. y. y should he addressed The Tribune
York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
Germs

develop rapidly in hot weather. Before closing
your house for the Summer disinfeCt every
suspicious spot DisinfeCt the rooms you move
germs nf some disease
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
NEW MEMBERS.

Nutley. y. J, May Is. 1901
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02
Stricken with Paralysis.

Henderson Grimett, OF this place,
was stricken with partial paralysis
and completely lost the use OF one
arm and side. After being treated
by an eminent physician for quite
a while without relief. my wife re
commended Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, and after using two bottles
of it he is almost entirely cured -
GEo r. McDoNsLp. Man, Logan
county. w. Va Several other
very remarkable cures of partial
paralysis have been effected by the
use OF this liniment 1t is most
widely known. however, as a cure
for rheumatism, sprains and
bruises Sold by all druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02

his fellow democrats couldn't think
oi anything good to say Of him.
He. stood right IN with the fusion
gang in the legislature, but did not
accomplish as much Tor Otero
county, nor did he make as good
an impression among his col
leagues as did Senator Farweii,
who was greatly handicapped.
Mr.. Beatty did not stand ace high
with the legislative committee
OF the state federation OF labor.
as the "blue book" refers to him
as follows: u. W. Beatty, demo
crat-He seemed to have a special
grudge against labor, and II he
voted for any OF our bills by not
knowing of II at the time, he
changed his vote so that It would
be against.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The ticket is a thoroughly good
one from top to bottom, and wor'
thy the support OF every voter.
With Two exceptions, Mr Gar
wood and Mr.. Beaver, the candi-
dates hsve been tried in the Offices
they seek, and IN every instance
have given the people faithful and
economical service, emitting them
to the highest praise, With such
a ticket. composed OF men OF the
highest character and proved abil-
iry, there ought not to be any
doubt about the republican party
carry ing the county by handsome
majority for every candidate.-
Rocky Ford Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02
Timber Land. Act June ,, ,s7s.-
Notice For pubiIcstIon.
United States Land Oi,ice.

Pueblo, Colo. August ~ lDl.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ compliancc With the provisions Of the nc,
of Congress OF June T. ISIS. entitled An act
for the sale Of timber lnIsds in the state. of
California. Oregon. Nevada aud Washington
Territory extended to all the public land
states by act Of August {. is9z. Joceyiin B.
MANLY. of La Iunta. Colo. county Of Otero,
state Of Colorado, has this day filed Ia this
ofiice his sworn statement No. for the
purchase of the 5. ". a :. T.. - Scc. -. W.
i. y. Z. u. and y. W. i. < E. Il. of .sction
No. q. in township No. - =. range No. 3, w
and will offer proof TO show that the land
sought IL more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes. and to
establish his claim 10 said land before the
register aud receiver of this Office Mt Pueblo
Colo. ON Friday. the 18th day of November.
1901
He names ns witnessc-: u. :. Bennett.
Martin Hire, l.. :. Gee. William Dwyre. all
of Hixbee. Colo.
Any aud nii persons claiming adversely ths.
above -sie~cril,rd lands requested fo file
their claims In this ofiice or before .aid
18th day of November, Epi.
J. r. GORDON. Register.
Firsf publication. August -. 1901.
Last publication. October ~. 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02
Notice 'or Publication.

Land Ofiis at Pueblo. Colo
September .. 1901.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler hn> filed notice
Of her ir,en,ion to make final proof ia sup,
lie made before the clerk OF the district court
at Trinidad. Colo ON November q. issi, viz
Mary Doyle. n. 4. No. II. I'D. for the \ T. a,.
y. W. u. :. =, y. T.. d and y. W =, :. f. =.
section X. Tp =, =, range 81 W.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon aud cultiya-
tion of said land, viz: James Mnuk, of Bent
Canyon, Colo, A. W. Elliott, of Beut Cany on.
Colo, ". 7. Moore. of Ho~hnc, Colo. Char
cnre Clark. of Hoehne, Colo.
]. r. GORDON, Register.
Frsf publication, October :, 1871.
Inst publication. November &. 1891.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02

Tue TRIBUNE respectfully calls
the attention OF the mayor and
city council to the fact that Colo
RADIO avenue is not the only pike
in this burg. There are several
others. The chief engineer OF the
water wagon is very dihgent in the
business of sprinkling Colorado
avenue from one end to the other,
either on his own account TO curry
favor with the city officials or be-
bause he has been instructed TO
that effect. II has not rained for
weeks and artificial wetness along
some OF our main streets is some
thing that would be greatly appre-
cia,ed by people who are forced
by circumstances TO live on less
aristocrstlc thoroughiares than
Colorado avenue. Let there be an
equitable distribution OF favors and
wetness from the street sprinkler.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02
Timber Land. Act June ,. 1878.
Notice for Pubic alton.
United state. Land Once.

tpib., August lss ls'i
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ compliance with the provisions Of the act
Of Congress Of June 3. ls.s. entitled An act
for the sale. of timber lands in the States of
Oregon. Nevada and Washington
Territory. a.. extended to all the public
hand states by act of August I. I.g-, Adam r.
Yrt.-r, of Higisrr, County of Otero. State OF
Colorado. has this dR, filed in this Office his
~ orn statement No., for the purchase of
the \. X. u. 3 Z. 1. of section M. Is. in town
ship No. :, =. Range No 3. W. and Will offer
proof Ia show thnt the land sought IL more
valuable for il. timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and TO establish his
claim Ia said land fs,f"re the register and
receiver Of thi. Office at Pueblo, Colo, On
Tuesday, the i.ih day of November. 1901.
He names A. witnesses: Cowap E.Douthitf.
OF In Junta- Colo. Lu'. 5. Gee, John Nelson.
Washington W. King, of Higbs.e. Colo,
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
ai,o,r-de-cribci land. are requested tn Ill.
their claims in this Office before >aid
18th day of November, Uoi-
J. II. GORDON, Register.
First publication. August Il, 1901.
Last publication. October y. 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02

TIE democrats have met, placed
their ticket 10 the field. and If
democratic sentiment rs any indi
cation, they are already our'n.
The distinguishing characteristic
OF the democratic ticket is its
weakness. With possibly one ex
ception there isn't strong candi-
date in the entire aggregation, and
it the republicans do not smother
1t with the biggest maJorlties ever
gwen for a republican ticket IN
Otero county they had better re-
tire from the political field entire
ly. The ticket has all the ear
marks of having been placed in the
.Ield exclusively tor swapping
purposes, with the intention OF
sacrificing all the candidates to
the one end OF e!ecting the sheriff
and county commissioner. The
election OF the county commission
er would give the democrats control
of the patronage and county affairs
generally. but IT IS not probable
that any one who is interested in the
welfare OF the county or who has
a desire to see county affairs con
Quoted on business principles will
be fooled by any such political
buncombe. The republican can.
didates are just as good as elected
right now, but no effort will be
spared to make. the maIorties as
large and as overwhelming as
possible.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02
Timber Land. Act vne ,. 's7s.
Notice for Publication.
Unircd state. Land Once.

Pueblo, Colo, August IL, lsn
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN e,,tnpiianc~ with the provisions OF the act
of Congress of June a. ISIS, entitled An act
Tor the -aie of timber Lands ia the States Of
California, Oregon Nevada aud Washington
Tertiary. as extended TO Eil the public
land states by act Of August I. i-g., Lutte ;:
f;ee IL Higb~~. County Of otero, State Of
Colorado, has thi. day filssi in this Office hi:
sworn statement No.. for the purchase Of
the y. ". =, =. ". 4. of --etion No. - in
township No. - $, range No. 81 ". and viii
offer proof to show that the land sought Is
more valuable for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purp,-.->. and TO establish
hi. claim to said land before the register and
receiver of thi. Office at Pueblo. Colo. an
Tuesday, tho ifsh day of November, 1901.
he name. ~itne-~~s. Co~nn T.. Doufhif
OF La Junfa, Colo. Adam X. Y~iser, John
Nel.on, Washington ". King OF Hi4i-,e,
Colo
AnS and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lnnd- requested to hls
their claims in thi. onc. or before said
18th day of November, 1901.
J. r. GORDON. Register.
First publication. August u. 1901
Last publication. October -. loi.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02
ne,,s. Of tin., s.,...m.n,.

TS THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE or
irene Walsh. deceased. Sosic- IL hereby
giSrn that ou Monday th. .>sh day OF
sc,ol--r A ID. 1904. being on. Of the regular
da,. of the October term of the epunty court
Ia prubat~ OF Otero county, ia the state OF
Colorado, !. Minerva Walsh. a- adminisfrn-
fris Of >aid estate will api-ear before the
judge II saisi court. prr-~ut my hnni settle
nrnt such admini>trntrix. pray the APP
pro, al Of the same. and IN ,b~u apply to hr
di.s' 'hnrH-t such admini,frairix. Al which
tim. and place any I-rr-ot. In interest ina,
api-ar and present. obj~rtioIi- to the snfp~-
" nny there b~.
MINERVA WALSH.
Adfnini,,rafrix OF fhe Estate of irene " waish,
hrcea-sst
Dated Denver, Colorado. september ., lsspi.
First publication, S-t,tein t-.r ~, i;sti.
Last publication. prfoisr ~ i,st-
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02

THE citizens OF Dodge City
possess gumpt,on and enterprise.
and IT isn't necessary &c give them
swift poke in the ribs to find out
whether they are dead or alive.
When they heard down in Kansas
that the Santa Fe would locate the
division superintendent and some
other officials at Dodge City, the
citizens OF that burg held public
meeting and steps were taken
toward securing suitable houses
for the officers and clerks about TO
move there. Five public spirited
citizens agreed to erect nine resi-
deuces at once, and other houses
were secured amounting to total
OF fifteen We know OF another
town not over thousand miles
from Swink where the citizens had
to have their attention called to
fact that prominent railway of
ticial was making arrangements TO
move his headquarters to another
point because he was unable TO
secure a suitable residence to live
in. God makes the country, man
the town. but some towns have
got some mighty poor sticks who
are masqnerading as representa-
tives OF the male persuasion.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02

II is the fashion OF the young
man who tries to dodge work to
berate the town he lives in. He
thinks If he could only get out OF
the dog gasted hole. he'd own a
zinc mine or be president OF the
steel trust IN couple OF years.
As soon as he gets lew dollars
ahead he is going TO jump the
game. But he never makes the
required raise As a matter OF
fact all towns are about alike.
There is place Tor a worker in
every community. Ii man IS
capable of filling the best Job in
town he will get il. ultimately.
But the kid glove jobs go mostly
to the mer who have worn over
alls and hickory shirts. There is no
bicycle track along the road TO
short hours and lat salary Ii is
all walking, mostly up hill. The
attention OF young men who feel
that environment is crampiug them
is called TO the foregoing slabs OF
truth.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02
Timber Land. Act June ,. SIS
Notice For Publication.
uni,.d state. Land oriic-.

Pueblo. Dip. Auglst VI ltif
NOTICE Is HKREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ compliance with III. provision. Of the nc,
of Congress of June :, isss, entitled An act
for the. sale of timber lands in the states Of
California, Oregon, Nevadn aud Washington
Territory" as extended to all the public
land states by act Of August I. is9., John g.
Irseli- OF In junta. County OF o'ero. state
of Colorado, has this day filed in this office
hi. worn statement No.--for the purchase
Of the K. =, 5. W. i, Of section No. = in town
ship No. 10 =, range No. 81 W, and will offer
proof to show thar the land sought is more
valuable for it, timber or stone than for
agricultural purpose. and TO establish his
claim to said land before the register and
receiver of thi. offi.e ut Pueblo. Colo, on
Thursday. the sist day Of November. 1901
He name~ witnesses: Lutte ;. Gre, of
Higbee, Colo, Washington ". King. of His
b'- Colo. S~iEie Thoma.on. "f Higbec, Colo
John Nelson. of Highec. Colo.
Any and all y-r-ons claiming the above
described land. requested 10 file their
claims in thi. ofiiee ON or before said .ist
day of November, ED1.
J'R. GORDON. Register.
ftr-t pubticnti lon, September 4. 1901.
Last publication. November g. 1901
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02

The resolutions passed by the
democratic convention held in
Rocky Ford last Saturday, severe
ly criticise Senator Farwell, citing
the fact that no measure bearing
his name was passed al the session
of our late, lamented legislature.
Senator Farwell was the one lone
republican in the senate out OF a
total membership OF thirty-hve.
The house was Overwhelmingly
and principally anti republican.
To a reasonable, fair. minded, sensi
bic man, or any one outside OF a
narrow minded, bigoted. demopo-
pocratic fusionite, who hasn't
brains enough to entertain more
than one idea at a time, there is
nothing very strange OF cuipable
in the fact that Senator Farweil
failed to accomplish much in the
Legislature. The fact remains,
however, that he accomplished a
great deal more than did some of
the fusionites who were hand and
glove with the powers that be, and
was accorded the esteem and re-
spect that is due a far seeing and
painstaking legislator. The "blue
book" of the state federation of
labor, issued after the legislature
adjourned, deals with the labor
measures introduced during the
session, and makes an individual
comment on each member of the
senate and house. Concerning
Mr.. Farwell the blue book says:
"M. T.. Farwell-A republican
who surprised your committee by
staying with them on nearly every
occasion. The democratic Teso-
lutions entirely ignored MIR. Beatty,
the fusion representative from
Otero county, probably because
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02
Notice For Publication.
United States Land ON
Pueblo, Colo. September q. /

United States Land Office
Pueblo. Colo. September q. ls-pi
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N following named settler hn- filed notice
of his intention TO make final proof ia sup
port Of his claim. aud thnf snid proof III i.e
made before the Clerk of the District Court
mt la Junta. Colorado. on November ~. 1901.
viz: I,nnc :. Bryant, II. T.. No. a-ta. for the
y. ". a Sec Il, TIP. - :. R SW.
his continuous residence. upon and cultivn-
fiou of said land. viz: James r. Ashley. Pat
rick Bradi-h. Asa >c,isitier. Charles Dillon. all
of La Iunta. Colorado.
J. X. GORDON, Register
First publication. September q, 1891.
I.n~t publication. October n. ia,i.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02

II. ID. Garwood, the republican
candidate for county clerk, being
the only nominee tor leading OF
hce who has not proved his eff
cheney by term OF service, II is
fitting that special mention be
made OF his qualifications. Mr..
Garwood has been a resident OF
Rocky Ford Tor the past seven
years, and has been a prominent
figure in developing the cantaloupe
industry. l., has been said that
Mr .Garwood IS the only man who
has been prominently identified
with this interest who has not had
unpleasant friction with :he grow
eIs. White we do not know this
TO be true, We do know Mr.. Gar
wood 10 be a man OF strict intes-
rity and CONSCIENTIOUS In his busi-
ness dealings. His early educa-
ton and later business lite thor
oughiy 1T him tor the duties OF the
office he seeks. Rocky Ford En-
terprise.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02

here are se.era! county EN-
pioyes, notably treasurer Beer
oohm. Judge Miiier, oh.riti Barr,
Assessor Adsmond, and Scnooi
Superintendent Anderson, who
nave occupied their respective OF
tIces Tor mo terms and have each
performed their official work, a.
Tar as We are able to hnd out, with
pains-takins ialthiulness. And
they ask To be Continued IN oitCe.
he Only argument We have heard
offered against their beng SO re
tanned is tnat they have had the
office Two terms and ought there
lore to give way to somebody else.
In the name OF common sense and
reason We ask, does any other EN-
ploying corporation except muni'
cipai corporation, turn skilled
employe out OF his position tor the
mere sake OF changer II not, what
wisdom is there. from the stand
point OF the taxPaying electorate,
IN making such change Tor
change sake in our civic employees
The popular belief is thar these
county oitIces are a sort OF public
sinecure, and therefore something
that should not be exclusively en-
loved by one set OF officials or of
tc,als OF one party stripe The
advisability OF continually filling
these Offices with prentice hands,
Tor 40 other reason than to give
the political partizan and the still
more objectionable ward aeeler
his opportunity for ''rnho'ence. is
very doubtful, Rocky Ford Ga
Zette.
La Junta tribune., 1901-10-02

CUISINES DIRECTORYo {
ATTORNEYS.

4 J. LEWIS.
Attorney Mt Law. Room Central Bt,x
La Junta, Colorado.
The age-herald., 1901-01-07
Russo-cHINEsE AGREEMENT.
The Acquisition of Manchuria Settled
 in December.

London, January 6.-The outlines of the Russo-Chinese agreement regarding Man churia were settled with Li Hung Chang in December, 1899, says the Vienna corre- spondent of the Daily Mail, and prior to that Russia had concluded treaties with the Emirs of Bokhara and Khiva and the Pshah of Persia as against for neutrality or for military assistance in the event of difficulties arising between Russia and any Aslatic power. In fact, all the steps to- ward the practical acquisition of Manchu- Tia had been carefully prepared.
 Reports have been received here from Sian Flu, says the Shanghai correspondent or the Standard, that General Tung Fun Hsiangs 4000 troops have mutinied at Ku Yuen Chou in the province of Kan Su. and that General Feng Tse Tsais army has been sent from the province of Yuen Nan to suppress the rebellion.
 Chang Chih Tung, the Wu Chang vice. roy, wired the Chinese envoys strenuously urging them to delay the signing of the note, saiys Dr. Morrison, wiring to the 1lmes yesterday from Pekin, 'until severa causes have been amended, and that DOT. uon or the preamble had been expungd' which charges the Imperial Court with thu responsibility for the attack upon the le gations.
 He further urged the imperial family no to return to Pekin on the ground that the joint note was too drastic and should bt relaxed"