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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-06-08
Crop Conditions.


Government crop reports state that
there have been heavy precipitationS
OF either rain or snow which. have
furnished an abundance of moisture il
all parts Of the United States save
central and western Texas, where rair
is much needed. These precipitations
coupled with cold weather have con.
siderably delayed spring work
But little progress with corn plant
ing has been made since the first OF
the month, except in the extreme
southern districts, where it is nearing
completion in some sections. Slow
termination and poor stands are gen.
orally reported from the southern
states. ... w. n- e41.r. 49,
A general improvement in the con.
dition Of winter wheat is reported, ex.
cept in portions Of Ohio, Illinois, Okla.
homa, and Texas, where damage by
insects Is more or less apparent, thu
last named state reporting unfavorablt
effects of drought. On the Pacific
coast the outlook for winter wheat
continues promising, but the cror
needs rain over large part of Cali
fornia. Some spring wheat has beer
sown in portions of Iowa, Nebraska
and southern Minnesota, but none has
yet been sown in the Red River val
ley. - - "
Oats seeding is well advanced as fa1
north as the Ohio valley, and some
seeding has been done in Nebraska
In the east gulf and south Atlantic
districts the outlook is promising. bu1
the crop is being injured by drough1
and insects in Texas.
: Reports Of fruit prospects are favor.
able, except from California, where Sc.
we're frosts have injured grapes ane
other fruits in the northern and cen.
trail portions Of the state.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-06-08
Care of the Feet.

It is quite easy to tell if your feet
are the proper size Every person.
unless deformed, has bone Of the
exact normal length of the foot, and
by comparison the largeness or small
ness Of the foot can be seen. The
foot in length should be the length Of
ulna, a bone in the forearm which ex-
tends from a lump in the outer nor.
ton OF the wrist to the elbow. OF
course, the ulna is longer in tall peo-
pie and SO to be graceful the foot
should be also. Most people would be
surprised to hear that the foot should
be as long as the forearm, and would
be inclined to dispute the fact unless
proved by experience. Large women
pinch their feet in light shoes because
they are ashamed TO have them in
ssproportio ion to their bodies. Thus il
time they deforms them until they are
out of all proportion to the body, and
sometimes In the direction they do
not intend.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-06-08

It have always thought the sense
OF humor in your small brother was
inspired and developed by his sister
To accidentally turn the garden hose
on a young man clad in the. height of
fashion, was a peculiar evidence Of mis-
directed energy! Now, what are
you L. ~, q
Carriage wheels had stopped before
the door. They could hear the servant
crossing the hall. Mr.. Reginald Ray
smon, announced the man.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-06-08

Politeness is . coin that passes cur
rent in every land.
There are some conditions Id life
that you are Obliged to die out of.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-06
Used In Al c,,,l,..a ce.n.ri...

D liN
A cheap remedy for coughs and
colds is all right but you want
something that will relieve and
cure the more severe and danger
Gus results OF throat and lung
troubles. What shall on do9 Go
to a warmer and more regular eli
mate3 Yes, If possible; il not pos
sible for you. then in either case
take the only remedy that has been
introduced in all civilized countries
with success in severe throat and
lung troubles. Boschce's German
Syrup. II not only heals and stim-
ulates the tissues to destroy the
germ disease, but allays inhama-
ton, causes easy sxpectoration,
gives a good nights rest and cures
the patient. Try one bottle. Rec
ommended many years by al. drug
gist. For sale at Finnsy's phar-
macy.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-06
Sheriff. Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORE
u closure and order OF sale issued out of the
district court Of the tenth Judicial district.
sitting In and for the county of Otero and
state OF Colorado. dated on the sth day of
January. A. u. 1901, and to me directed where
In sm commanded to sell the following land
to-wft:
The southwest quarter OF the southwest
one quarter of section t~cnty-uine, township
twenty two. south of range nifty nine west.
sixth principal meridian, or as much thereof
may he sufficient 10 satisfy the sum of Four
Hundred and Two Dollars and Seventy three
Gents fst0s 7Sl and costs of suit, together with
interest at the rate OF per cent per annum
from the elst day OF November. A. n 1900,
which was recorded in "a judgment In said
court in suit ~ therein Eiihu s. Snowden WAS
plaintiff and John Schnnkovitsh was defend
ant.
Nov, therefore, by virtue OF the power
vested In me by said decree Of foreclosure
and order of sale. will on Thursday. the list
day of March, A ID. 1901. nj the hour Of =
O'Clock y. m. on that day. at the north front
dour az the county court house, IN the Town Of
La Junta. Otero County. Colorado, proceed TO
sell the above described property or so much
fherrzYf as may be necessary, at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash.
Dated in La Junta, Colorado. this 18th day
Of February. A. ID. 1851.
GEORGE BARR. Sheriff.
Ay G.. ID. STEWARD. Undersherfn.
Pirst publication February ~ 1901
Last publication March 10. iHi.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-06
Summons.

cors1r or OTKao County Court
A. W shelton. Pia Min.
Mathew Iinrxraye. Defendant.
The People OF the State of Colorado to Mathew
HaIgrave, the defendant above named.
you xns ohRaRax RKoulRED TO Ap-
i pear In AN action brought agninst you by
the above named plaintiff 10 the county conrt
of Otero county; state OF Colorado. and an
day after the service hereof. IL serv ed within
this county: or. IL served ont OF this county,
or by publication, within thirty days after the
service hereof. exclusive Of the day of service:
or judgment by default will be taken against
you according to the prayer of the complaint.
And II . copy Of the complaint In the above
entitled action he not served with this sum-
this state. then ten days additional To the time
hereinbefore specified for appearance and
answer will be allowed before the taking OF
Judgment by default as aforesaid.
Thc said action Is brought To recover tho
sum OF SIX hundred dollars due on two promis-
sorry notes dated October Z, Isga for three hun.
dre6 dollars each. due In one year, and In
nine months each. with interest At 10 per cent
per annum. and to forcclo>e mortgage to se-
cure payment OF same. on Lnts and and
northwest quarter OF section ~ of township
- of range IS, In Gtero County, State OF
Colorado. as will more fully appear from tho
complaint In said action To which reference
is here made.
And you art hereby notified that II you fall
as above required the said plaintin will take
Judgment BY default. and prOceed to fnnl
Judsment and decree OF foreclosure
Given under my hand ut La .unta in said
county. this sth day of February. i1i
Attorney for Plaintiff.
FtIst publication February ~. 1901.
Last publication March 20. 1891.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-06

Orr in the still, still night, when
! was more asleep than awake,
I've dreamed OF my lost. lost love.
and wondered il she wasn't fake,
tha: was in the days of the long
ago, when thought Twas "sticked'
on my darling so; bu, now that
have older grown, and travelled far
and wide, my lost, lost love don'i
appeal TO me, but like the fishes
in the sea--all OF 'em look alike
to me.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-06

An eastern lady, who recently
located in this city, received a
letter last week from friend re.
siding in central New York, max
ing inquiries concerning the "La
Junta Orphans Home. The letter
was from the wife OF a minister,
requesting Information, and the
recipient was non-plussed as she
was not aware OF the location OF
an institution OF this character
hereabouts. After diligent inquiry
the lady learned that there was
considerable talk of locating an
"Orphans' Home" in this city
about year ago, but the project
had been such long time dead
that most people had forgotten all
about it. Is it possible that the
Rev. A. A. Fries, OF Pueblo noto-
riety, is gaining livlihood in the
east by imposing upon charitably
inclined people in the name of
the LA Junta Orphans Homer
An investigation OF the matter
ought to be inaugurated.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-06

Garden City cit izens have con
tractcd with the Rocky Ford,
Colo, Sugar Company to plant
400 acres Of sugar beets and the
company has sent two experts
down to inspect about the soil.
planting and irrigating, and have
promised that if beets test IL pei
cent to put a $500, 900 sugar
factory there next year. Small
tracts of land are IN demand fol-
raising, and advancing in price.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-06

IT is high time to stop the seed
swindle perpetrated by the De-
partment Of Agriculture, at WASH
ington. A Rocky Ford man says
he wrote to the Secretary Of Agri-
culture for some tobacco seed, and
carefully specified that he wanted
Battle Ak, Climax or Star Plug,
and was put off with the silly
excuse that they were giving opi
nothing but fine cut this year.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-06

WE desire to announce for the
information OF several credulous
subscribers, that the politics OF
this paper always have been, are
at the present time. and always
will be under the present manage
ment, strictly and emphatically
republican,. the mayor.editor to the
contrary notwithstanding. We do
not "abjectly, humbly and peni-
ten,ly apologize for everything OF
an uncomplimentary nature which
has been published concerning
democrats generally, and the mayor
Of La Junta in particular" and if
any single-handed democrat de-
sires to take exception to anything
that has appeared in the columns
OF this paper we are ready, eager
and willing to accommodate him
on the field OF honor, with coffee
and sandwiches for two; in any old
backyard, marquis OF gooseberry
rules, or even in 4 footrace. We
had the good fortune to be born
a republican, have always been a
republican, without qualifying
adjective, and have never been
'showed" any good reason for
changing our political complexion.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-06

"SUccEss" is the title of the
latest newspaper venture IN Otero
county, the first issue of which
reached our exchange table this
week. It is published at Manzan-
ola, by Geo. d. Warner, who for
merly conducted the "Frui,
Grower" at that place. We hope
"Success" will be able to read its
title clear to many mansions and
lesser dwellings iu and about
Mauzanola.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-06

AMcNG the candidates promi-
nently mentioned for mayor are
DR.. Frank Finney. Ed. Marshall,
F. A. Sabin and J. w. Sherman.
The election is only four weeks
distant. aad it is probable that one
of the above named will be in
stalled on that day as emperor
OF La Iunta for the next two years.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-06
Summons.

STATE or COLORADO. In the
COUNTY or OrEn0. District Court.
l. W. LorinE. Plaintiff.
Mcneil. administrator of
the estate OF Helen Mcneil. sruwoSs
deceased. George l.. Mcneil,
minor. aud John W. Nc
Neil. guardian Of the said
George l. Mcneil and John
W. Mcneil. Defendants.
J. tostnG. John W. Mcneil. administrator Of
the estate OF Helen MeNeii. deceaaesi, George
L. Mcneil, . minor. and John W. Mcneil.
guardian Of the said George L. Mcneil and
no%ed. noo dREknTTiiSs'a:' nTis' we o''so'.o'' ABOVE
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 AP.
peer 10 an action brouIhe sg.!nst you By
Of otsro County. State Of Colorado. and
answer The complaint therein within twenty
III. cosssy :o II serred out Of sss onnsy
or by publicaffon. within tAirsy days after the
scrvtcc hereof, exclusive OF the day Of service:
YOU secosdins 10 tbs prayer Of de coapisins.
And Y copy Of the comptaint ia the above
this state.. then ten days additional to the
time hese4nbe1ose speeseed for appcar.ncs
az o9d IN I, s.ns g 3 Se.sss sss taking
The 80 action 70 brOught tor Partition
OF tie following real estate 10 vtss-fbe East
Of secsice a. ose 8 (ii sovn.Sip tvsnsy.foor "a,
south Of rnaee nfty-six tsaj west Of the esh
p. M :. .cne-hs!f lxl interest IN nGrtp of
norshoast quaxtes In ~ Of section twelve
Gs,. tovnesiP t.e.sy four go soutA q r..gs
wafef.rS9h4 from vhal = known - The Ca4liu
Canal a stsusaed In 0esso C0unty, Cpioes1n.
or II tbo anme cannot b eQuitabay divided.
then tha1 nle Of satd pse1lsss anA dl5vajoc
OF fhs psoeeeds ~ 3 me1e between 1t I'D
parsaGi oeeeeeo11 - tAesr feopeueive sAazeu,
As VIM Oosc fnlfy epPear from tie cosnpiaiad
in SID aeet.a % uh1eh reesreaes = bese aaaa.
AID vbosA = % NE - ~. o0ee.
As1 yoa ase AersbJ noefeed shee II you fnil
70 aPQeaf. n11 - anguer the setd o00Plalnl
- akose roQu1Eo4. De on6d plaintiff VIII -
manA tu1Gneoe aDa1u1e yo0 iu aoeoQ1nnrs
vlte ~ V6vef u ln1d eomgenlue-
0avuo du4W ~ eno4 - IT, oG1coa1s neal
OF 80 eDuFs = e yunea ao1 n ~ eouoty
skls - Aayoe Reesu1ry, A. .. ~.
! I1RAES 8 + i Z n J. = PBAnCX
CDefk Al ~ uone1jc4 CUNEx
YIM p.alisee1oa xeeeaasy = M
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-06

MAYOR SABIS. with the assist
ance OF the bible, the dictionary
and facility OF expression all his
own issued very creditable may
orally number of the TRIBUNE last
week. We hope he will not be
held responsible for violating any
OF the ten commandments which
resulted from attempts to decipher
his cabalistic hieroglyphics. as he
would have much to answer for.
He has at least one of Horace
Greeley's evidences OF newspaper
genius, and will never be able to
get rid OF it unless he takes a
night school course in the Com
mercial College, or confines him.
self strictly to a typewriter. His
article on "Broader Citizenship"
contains much truth and good
horse sense and is quite generally
commended. His attempt to cast
discredit upon Senator Farwell for
voting for Wolcott was ill-advised,
however, and looks like a plain
case OF "sour grapes. Mr.. VOL
colt was the logical republican
candidate for the senate, and not a
man who voted for MIR. Farwell ex-
pected him 20 do otherwise than he
did. He certainly was not expected
to stultify himself by voting for a
candidate named by the fusion ag-
gregation, and as Mr.. Wolcott was
the only republican candidate what
else could our senator do than vote
for him. Ii is a debatable question
whether he voted "contrary to the
interests OF the state Of Colorado, y
and the signs Of the times are
omiuous that Senator Farwell's
course will not only meet with the
e,pphatic approval Of his district,
hns Of the people Of the whole
6fsfe befose another swo whole
j6ees have rolled over our mayors
ssd. Senator Woleost will still
GSye saeional fame when some
j5oopls havs been . long time dead
~ -n
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-06

His populistic whiskers. who
wields the trenchment editorial
lance on the Pueblo Reform Press,
gives expression TO the following
"vieus" concerning the latest
freak outburst in Kansas. "This
Carrie Nation crusade Is anothes
such political ruse to draw of the
fighting men 20 the party can take
possession Of the field and en-,
dosse the foreign war policy"
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-06
sooo As 4 c,v.l,zsa.

What may be called the civiliz-
ton influence OF food was demon
strated forcibly in the system Of
eating houses which the late Fred
Harvey established along the line
of the Santa Fe railway. The
term food in this particular in
stance means much more than the
simple forms OF ailment necessary
to sustain life. Eating is as neces-
sary to the sustenance Of the
savage as il is to the most refined
examples OF intellectual and moral
development, but the difference,
after all, between roots and raw
meat, and the products OF the ex-
pert chef, is something more than
matter OF degree.
In all OF the ages Of the world t,
of which history has taken note,
food has served as an exponent OF
civilization. Dietetic. c.evolution and
development has kept even pace
with the progress OF enlightenment
and estheticism. The nations that
have produced splendid architect
ure, great literature, rare art,
and have been distinguished by
polite manners, have been those
that have known how to eat well.
AS modern instance, the ex-
treme artistic development in
France is accompanied by skill
in the preparation of food that
renders the cafes and restaurants
OF Paris objects Of visual as we'll
as gastronomic delight, to their
patrons. In the march of civil,za-
ton westward, in this country,
the improvement OF the cuisine has
been co-incident with the introduc-
ton OF metropolitan usages. Men
and women OF breeding and with
that polish which contact with the
world creates, do not willingly go
where they cannot eat in an ac-
ceptsble way and certainly they
do not remain where there is an
absence OF tins opportunity. The
fortunate destiny OF many new
community dates from the moment
OF the acquisition OF good hotel,
with good table, or first class
restaurant.
That the popularity OF the Santa
Fe railway was greatly enhanced
by the Harvey eating houses is as
certain as anything can be. That
population was attracted to the
country supplied with these well
come stations for refreshment is
we'll known. II has been a source
Of pleasant surprise to the traveller
through the southwest to find, at
intervals on the long and tedious
journey, places where the eye and
the palate were gladened by the
presence OF delicious food in
abundant variety. and with the
additional attraction OF satisfactory
service. In all parts of the country,
east aud west, the news OF the
death OF Fred Harvey will cause
the people to feel that the travel
ing public has lost real bene-
factor and his influence in helping
to build up the great country along
the line OF the Santa Fe will be
greatly acknowledged. - Kansas
City Star.
-----------------------------
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-06

The National Beet Sugar Com
pany has been superseded by a
new company to be known as the
National Sugar Manufacturing
Company. The new deal dates
from March 1, 1901. The sale
includes the sugar factory at Sugar
City, IL, 600 acres OF beet lands
and other property OF the National
Beet Sugar Company. Mr.. John
Winfelder, OF Baltimore, Md, is
the manager. -Ssccbarine Gazette.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-06
Business was flourishing

Business was fourishing in
police magistrate circles in Sugar
City last week. One magistrate
had six cases. solomon Palmer,
who was accused OF threatening
the life OF a woman, was lodged
in the county Jail, in default Of
furnishing bond to keep the
peace.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-06
k(odo /
Dyspepsia Cure
Diuests what you eat.

V1U6SVS WHAT you cot
Itartificially digests the food and aids
Nature In strengthening and recon-
structIng the exhausted digestive OF.
gans. ills the latest discovered digest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach 1t In efficiency. 1t In
SANITY relieves and Permanently cures
FiatuIence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache, Gastralgla, Cramps and
allotherfesultso Of imperfect digestion.
Pytce soc, and q. Largo sszs contains N times
snuail sAse. Buck all aboutdyspepsiA mnaiod free
prseorsd BY z. c. DsurTr Z co. chseooe
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-06

JAnGs AcNsEs. Secretary and Treasure,
n. q. BornSE, Loan AGen
fHKD A. sAnfs. ATTORNEY
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-06
LOCAL soAKp.
DGnvER. coloaAoo

ORG GAHlZED IsN
GUARANTEE CAPITAL STOCK 10000
Sharp County record., 1901-08-23
Circuit Court.
That Happened
Waen the Wheels Of Jus
tIce Took a Turn,
cRrrL--AL DgCEET.

~ - - 49,
STATE VS.
viii Taylor, carnaL abuse, mis-
trial and continued.
John Shell, col2 petit larceny,
jury trial, not guilty,
Charley HensIey, larceny, noLe
pros,
Charley Hensley, disturbing the
peace, continued.
Lindsey Gyngard, disturbing
religious congregation, jury trial,
not guilty.
Boose Brightwell, and Ida
Kent, keeping bawdy house, jury
trial, lined so each and 10 days
in jail each.
Drew Fudge, Jim Ford and
AIRY Walker, disturbing religious
congregation, plea Of guilty, fined
$40 each.
Caleb Evans, breach Of the
peace, plea Of guilty, fined s..
Foster Kirby, contempt, dis
missed.
Listus Watkins, wearing weap-
ons, plea Of guilty, fined $50.
Charley Hensley, petit larceny,
plea Of guilty, fined SO.
William Sims, disturbing the
peace, jury trial, not guilty.
Fred Sullivan and Tiiler Sulli-
van, disturbing religious con-
gregation, continued.
Porter Couch and Li8tus Wat
kins. disturbing the peace, plea
T. Of guilty as to Couch, fined s.,
.nolle pros as to Watkins.
FayeJte Wilks, Edgar Ballard,
Walter Bailey and Tom Pearoe,
resisting process Of court, trial by
court, hned So each,
Mack Fooks, disturbing the
/
peace, jury trial, fined So,
Charley HensIey, malicious
mischief, continued.
Ben Gates, contempt, forfeit
| ure on bond.
Tom Burr, breach Of the peace,
plea Of guilty, fined So.
Sharp County record., 1901-08-23

No more complaining Of dry
weather, for a while, for we had
a good rain Saturday.
Most every man you zee is
hunting, or has already found,
some place to SOW turnips,
J.J.T. MoAdams, the tomb
stone agent. is in town with his
family after a six weeks trip on
the road.
J. r. Jones has gone to his
farm, three miles west Of town, to
feed hogs for a while and drink
good water.
Uncle Jas. Laman Of Texas is
back to his old home on q visit,
Some Of the boys intend going
back with MN.
Uncle Washington Wilson Of
Curia had the misfortune OF los
ing six or seven hundred dollars
one night last week.
Some one get sick 50 our DR.,
will stay with US, He will shove
out some time, but that is the
way for a school town to do
find q healthy location.
J. A, Lamar has bought j. L.
Bratton's farm and sold him 8
wagon and team to go to Texas
We wish him success, but We
regret to see a man like Mr.
Bratton leave our county.
We will close with best wishes
to the RECORD,
JIM DANDY,
Sharp County record., 1901-08-23
rFW MEN HEAVEN.

The Rev. W. B. Leach, Of the
Wicker Park NJ. E, church, Of
Chicago. has raised commouon
by asserting from the pulpit that
there will only a few men in
heaven. While women are going
to heaven, men are going to dwell
somewhere else.
B. "Some of the brethren out at
our camp meeting" Mr.. Leach
said, "were inclined to look ask
ance at me because | said would
feel lonesome in heaven for lack Of
men, but they knew | told the
truth. | noticed out there that
the men lie around under the trees
smoking cigars, while the women
crowd into the tents to listen to
sermons.
"Politicians will never go to
heaven. Politicians are a sorry
lot. They're anything, accord.
ing to the company they're in
It's good Lord good devil, with
tbor, oil the time.
"Why don't men 60 to church
and become christians. Because
they can't follow the pure teach
ing of Christ without giving up
their Internal liceniousness and
their stealing in business and
working their employees to death
in insufficient wages"