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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-16

Child life is much the same, whatever
it's race, it's color, or language. There
is a marvellous similarity in games the
world over Punch and Judy are
very cosmopolitan. Folk lore reveals
surprising affinities.
The wall of Chinese exclusiveness has
hitherto shut out the Chinese home
world from foreign gaze. OF late there
have been breaks in the wall. Chinese
Mother Goose" opened a large window
through which we may see much that
has been hidden. Now comes the Chi
nese Boy and Girl" with another rev.
citation, which is even more an intro
duction to the nursery, the school-room,
the play ground. 1t is a CHEEKY picture
that it gives of the little folk of that
empire, and cannot fail to make their
PARKWAY mates think more kindly of
them.
The hundred or more illustrations
from photographs specially selected by
Professor Headland are here presented
in a most unique manner, rivalling the
artistic excellence of his earlier book.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-16
e " The World Of BookC % ~

lence Of Dean Maitland" is represented
principally through the medium of
strong woman and of weak mantle
woman chosen delineator of the Vir-
gin; the man selected to represent the
Christ The positive, almost effrontive,
radicalism of this device is the more
apt to create a small sensation when
the volume appears because of the alb
solute novelty of -Ammergau as
locale for work of fiction. Great
as are the possibilities in the devoted
peasants of the place, and picturesque
as are the surroundings, much as the
outside world has been interested in
the strange religious rite performed
every decade in the village, but one
other story ever has been founded on
the Passion Play. That one story was
written in German during the sos by
Wihemine Won Hillern and was called
ION the Cross"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-16
EVerYbodY'S Novel

Mr.. Gilbert Parker, author Of the
very successful novel. The Right of
Way is now in London. He expects
to visit this country early in Deem
Der His book. published there by
Heinemann, is selling vigorously in
England, but not with the rush which
the American market for
this authors work One popularity Of
the American sale of The Right Of
Way" has been the equal demand for
the novel in the West and South as
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-16

Wen as in the East. Almost all nov
els begin to go in the eastern nor
tlon Of the country, and spread thence
TO the West and South. but in the
case Of THE Right of Way the orders
nave come simultaneously from Maine.
Cahfornia and Louisiana Unauestion.
aDly 1t is the intense human nature ~
Sharley Steele, unique as a TYNE in
notion, yet potent in his appeal to every
variety OF temperament. that makes
the book universally popular
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-16
BEHOLD THE MAN.
By Claiming Pollock.
Neil Publishing Company

Claiming Pollock. the one-time dra-
matte critic who. during the past two
years, has divided his attention be-
tween William A Brady's theatrical
attractions and magazine work, is the
author of this novel, entitled Behold
the Mani. 1t deals with the life Of
the Bavarian peasants who enact the
Passion Play at Ober-Ammergau and
is rather likely to provoke consider
able censure. The theme. which in it's
rudimentary form has been used in
dozens of books between THE Scarlet
Letter" and Maxwell Gray's 1.-THE ST.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-16

The aim of this book is threefoId-
first, to cultivate habits Of accuracy
and rapidly in arithmetical computa-
ton; second, to develop the reasoning
powers; and, third, to make the pupils
familiar with the ordinary commercial
applications of arithmetic. To secure
this end, special attention has been
given to clearness of explanation. con-
ciseness of statement, and thoroughness
of drill Each subject is introduced by
carefully worded definitions, followed
by a statement of the principles in
volved in the process TO be deyeloped.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-16

large bodies of Protestant Christians
it seems to be felt that she has troubles
enough, and ought not to be cut off
from any lawful chance of consolation.
e. S. Martin. in Har9er's Weekly.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-16
american Book Company

These blanks for exercises on the
Latin Verb have been prepared to
economic the time of both teacher
and pupil. and to present the verb in
such way that it's acquisition will be
both easy and permanent.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-16

A new remedy for br1iousness is now
on sale al all drug stores. 1t is
called Cham berlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. 1t gives quick relief
and will prevent the attack If given
as soon as the first indication of the
disease appears. Price % cents per
box. Samples free.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-16
Stops the Cough
and WORKS off the Cold

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets chr.
q eoid IN one day. No Cure, No Paw.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30
c.iee.e cn.,.e.., o.t.es..

Prof. 0. c. Clifford delivered an
interesting address at the Presby-
terian church last Sunday evening,
taking for his. subject, "Cbinese
Character From a Layman's Stand
point" Mr.. Clifiosd's long resi-
dence in China as . professor in
the Imperial University at Tien
Tsin. gave him an opportunity to
study Chinese character in all Of
its various phases. He thinks that
dishonesty. conservatism and the
debasement OF woman are tn, three
most prominent character defects.
| Cinnamon are naturally dishon-
est, although few have learned
by experience and observation that
honesty is the best policy. and cul-
tivate the virtue from that motive
alone; their extreme conversatism
causes them to believe that Chinese
methods and ways of living cannot
be improved upon, and they con-
sequently scorn innovations or
changes OF any character; the de-
basement Of woman is the prime
cause OF all other defects, and until
Chinese mothers are elevated to
the standard OF mothers Of civilized
nations the Chinese character will
always be defective.
PROT Clifford believes that Christ
ian missions. medical missions and
education are the three factors
necessary to regenerate the Chin
csc The religious missions at the
present time devote their entire
| attention te educating native
preachers, and the results are not
as far-reaching as would be the
teaching of practical Christianity
that enters into the every day life
Of the people.
The address, which abounded
with practical illustrations and per-
sonai experiences, was listened to
Throughout with the closest atten.
tion, and gave one clearer and
better idea OF the causes OF the
strange and peculiar conditions and
customs existing in the Celestial
Empire.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30
no,,e. Of Election.

NOTICE Is HEkEBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ Tuesday. the I'd day OF April. the annual
municipal election for the City of La Junia
vii be held and that the following officers will
be cIcsted. namely:
ONE MAYOR, 10 serve for two years.
oNB ALDERMAN In the second ward, 10
serve for the term Of two years
ONE ALDERMAN In the third ward. to serve
for the term OF two years.
ONE ALDERMAN in the third wxrf. to serve
for the term OF one year.
ONE CITY TREASURER, to serve for the
term Of two years.
ONE CITY CLERK. to serve for the term Of
ONE CRY ATTORNEY. 10 serve for the
term Of one year.
ONE CITY AARSHAL, 70 serve for the term
ONE r0LICE MAGISTRATE, To serve for
the term Of one year.
ONE CITY STREET SUPERVISOR. to serve
for the term OF one year
one CITY ENGINEER to serve for the term
OF ono year.
GEO. 8. THOMPSON.
IsEAL1 City Clerk.
PIrss publication. March .. 1901.
Last publication, March 80. 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30

NEWSPAPER making ought to be,
and is among decent men, an en-
tirely impersonal affair. The pub
lie interest concerns itself with the
newspaper rather tnan any individ
ual. The personal likes and dis
likes OF the editor, his personal
affairs and his private opinions are
o! no interest to the public. Fo,
this reason we will not say any.
thing about the allegation OF the
made Of honor { y editor that we
owe him sI.9o, land them sI.9o
is still DUE" for it is all too utterly
pain fully true. Our chief printer
informs us, however, that day or
two after Chem 81. go was due, y
while we were out attending a So
cial session Of the "BuffaIoes. the
made OF honor (1) editor or one ot
his benchmen called at our Office
and "borrowed" 1900 cards, OF
the value of 81 70, land them
cards is still borrowed" We owe
the made of honor p editor 20
cents, and after election we will
endeavor to make arrangements to
borrow that amount at the bank
and liquidate our Indebtedness in
full. Selahl
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30

"IF the laws are being violated,
it is the sworn duty OF the officers
of the law to stop it. Do your
sworn duty at all 6azards and the
people will reward you by their
confidence" lust SO, and that is
about all the reward a city official
receives. The mayor receives a
salary Of $6 per year and council.
men s. per year, and when they
are elected to Office they are sup
posed to neglect their private
business and give their entire time
and attention to the enforcement
Of law. besides attending to a few
incidentals in the way Of public
improvements as side issues.
Whenever citizen has posi-
tive proof of the violation OF
law it is just as much his duty as
good citizen to go before police
magistrate and swear out a COM
plant as it is that of the mayor OF
any councilman. Does the good
citizen who asserts that he is posi-.
tive that certain laws are being
violated swear out a complaintl
No. He tenders the excuse that
he does not care to mix-up in city
Affairs, that he has not time, and
that it is none of his business any
way. Whenever city officials are
backed up by witnesses with posi-
tive proof there will be no trouble
about the enforcement Of law, and
il is just - much the duty Of the
good citizen to furnish the proof
Of violation as it is the duty Of the
Official to enforce the law.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30

IL THERE is any man who is
Justly entitled TO the fattest and
ruiciest municipal plum within the
power OF the law and order contin-
gent to award, in the event OF the
election OF that ticket, that man is
Col. c. l.. Seeley, Esq, He has been
an interchangeable worker tor the bet
termcnt OF the moral conditions OF
this community. for the reason
that when man discovers
that he cannot reform himself
he usually begins on the world. Col
Seeley has been the leading spirit
at all the meetings OF the Good
Citizens League, his word has been
law. and any suggestion made by
him has been SO ordered. Single
handed and alone. he circulated the
nominating petition Of the law
and order contingent, secured the
necessary signatures. filed the
document with the city clerk, and
fifteen minutes later filed the &C
ceptances OF the nominees. In
fact, he IS the Mark Hanna Of this
municipal campaign, az he has also
been OF many previous municipal
campaigns. He is mainly respon-
sible for the very laudable effort,
made annually, to improve the
moral condition of this community,
and it is about time that he should
receive the reward that is Justly
due him. II is rumored that in
the event of the election of the
"Law Enforcement" ticket he will
receive his reward, having been
slated for the water commissioner
ship.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30
By unanimous consen, the bill

By unanimous consent the bill
providing for the establishment OF
irrigation districts, which has pass
ed the house. was placed at the
head OF the calendar Wednesday,
and only awaits the signature OF
the governor to make il law OF
the state. The measure provides
for the creation Of irrigation dis.
tricts, in which irrigation works
are contemplated. the co.t OF con-
struction and maintenance to be
assessed against the lands that are
watered and benefited only. BY
means OF petitions and elections
the measure provides for such safe
guards in creating irrigation dis
tricts that owners of property are
afforded ample protection from
jobbery, and no existing water
rights are interfered with.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30

The made of honor (?) editor
declares in recent issue OF the
Evening Holdup that there is no
Law, precedent. sense or reason
for the official ballot occupying
the space il did in the last issue
Of the TRIBUNE What the made OF
honor (nit) editor don't know about
law, order and sich would fill q
daily paper OF even more mammoth
proportions than his own. He
sued the city in the district court,
and instigated mandamus proceed
ings in the county court for the
purpose OF demonstrating how
much more he knew about the law
governing the publication OF the
official list of nominations than
did the city officials, and lost in
both instances. He declares that
the ballot published in the last
issue Of the TRIBUNE could have
been published in six issues Of the
Evening Holdup for $50. Pos
sibly. 1t could. have been pub
lished for SO cents, also, and that
amount would be great deal more
than it was worth. Last year there
were exactly four candidates in The
official list Of nominations. and the
made Of honor (Dit) editor pre-
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30

THE commission OF Hon. G. w.
Swink's name from Rocky Ford's
first directory was most unac-
countable oversight. We have no
other citizen who has been SO
prominently identified with the
foundation and prosperity of Rocky
Ford. This break in compiling is
as bad as would be the commission
Of George Washington's name
from a history OF the United States.
Rocky Ford Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30

PosrMAsrERs are informed BY
order 1863, recently issued by ths
department, that on and after
April 1, 1901, the United States
rates OF postage and classification
will apply to all mail matter pass.
ing between the United States and
Cuba. This is expansion pure
and simple. although it will prob
ably cause some of our democratic
brethren to have another imper.
ialistic FIT.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30
FABLEs concerning long trail

FABLES concerning long trains
appear to be quite popular, since
the Inauguration OF the double
header system on the Santa Fe,
We thought we had told a .'corker"
to local undertaken one day this
week, but he came right back with
another that took all the conceit
out OF us. He said that upon a
recent occasion he headed an 'In-
Vulnerable caravan. moving to that
mysterious realm where each shall
take his chamber IN the silent
halls of DEATH" the procession
crossing the track just ahead OF a
long Santa Fe train, and vending
its way to the silent city Of the
dead. Services were held at the
grave Of considerable length, but
on the return home the pro.
cession had to wait five minutes
for the passage OF the same train
that had been encountered on the
way out. We passed.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30
sen,ed bill to the city council ior

sented a bill to the city council Tor
$50 for six publications in his
mammoth daily, which was prompt
ly disallowed. This year there
are twenty one candidates in the
officia! list OF nominations, or over
five times as many. Figuring
proportionately, the made OF honor
(9) editor would charge at least
four times as much. or s3zo, at
legal rates. We have studied
arithmetic ourselves-sum.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30

LA JUSrA has made wonderful
progress in the way OF public inn
provements during the past two
years, and is going ahead at the
present time at a rate that has
never been eqnaled in the history
Of the city. Common sense die
tates continuance OF the progress
that has already been made, and
halt or backward step at this
time would be disastrous to the
future OF our little city. We want
men who are broad and liberal in
their views at the head OF our city
government, and not men who are
possessed OF one idea to the exclu
sion Of all others. Progress has
wrought change in our conditions
also, and La unia is as orderly
and decent city as there is in the
Arkansas Valley. The town has
reformed, but some of our citizens
do not seem to be aware ofthe fact
They seem TO think that the "lost
cause" should be rejuvenated once
year, and the old battles fought
over. Feelings Of enmity are en-
gendered, and the wounds have
barely time to heal before war is
declared again. Isn't it about
time to "let the dead past bury
its dead" cease pickering and
strife, and get together for the
common good Of the community?
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30

THE people of. Iowa after .
thorough test of prohibitory law
came to the conclusion that high
license was the only method to
deal with the liquor traffic. You
can not make man temperate by
enactine law any more than you
can make an honest man out Of a
rascal by the same means. Moral
suasion will do much to reform a
man, and individual reformation
is the only solution of the temper.
sance cause.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30
Summons.

STATE or COLORADO, In the
CoUsTr OF orEHo. District Court
1. ". Lortng. Plaintiff.
vs.
Joseph J. Ioring. -~aa W.
Mcneil. administrator OF
the 0stntc OF Helen Mcneil. sruuora
dcceased George l. Mcneil. %
minor, and John ". Nc
Neil. guardian Of the said
0eofEe1.. McNstl and John
". Mcneil. Defendants.
]. Lorins. john ". NcNeil, administrator q
the estate of Helen Mcneil. deceaaed. George
L. Mcneil, . minor. and John W. Mcneil.
q .Ss sI'd ,S SeosEs n Mcneil or and
named. 0hEErlNG:
vOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 Ap-
j pear In an action brought against you BY
of Otero County. State OF Colorado. and
answer the complaint therein Within twenty
a.L. sissr The .ssy!ce !, hscsoi e .ss.sd S within
OF by pubilcation. within thirty days efter the
service nsreof, exclusive Of ths day Of sssvtce;
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this state. thea ten days sdditiosal TO the
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a. q ~ nnme eano0e b oQuftahoy dfvt0od,
tken shas . sale Of sniA pseakss an1 diivs.oe
q ~ psoceees nay ee l.eee hse.eea ~ sasd
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La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30

Z FOWLER is indulging IN her frs,
smunic,pal campaign, and the
z ssTsxpayers" and "Citizens" tick.
ess, headed respectively by U. S.
! Ringer and ]. S. Gilbert are lined
sup in battle array. Mr.. Ringe,
II Fowler's postmaster and Mr..
siibset = the leading implemen,
! dealer 10 town and the present
i;ncumbeaf 81 the mayor's Office
.1he Ait u on the question Of
.bieh I;e6nes and the election will
be vsry close.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30

ELEcrtos next ! uesday. To
be legally qualified elector you
must have resided in the state six
months, in the county ninety days,
and in your voting precinct ten
days. II you desire to vote it IS
also necessary to have your name
on the registration lists.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30

Ir Law Enforcement wins at the
coming election, Carrie Nation will
have Colorado job on her hands.
"Joints" galore will flourish like the
green bay tree, and the smasher's
occupation will be strictly in it.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30

THE Lamar Register says: "Tom
Hofmire and +. A. Sabin are run
ming on the same ticket at La
Junta. This is another case OF
lion aad lamb, but which is which
will be a problem to solve"
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30

Law ENFORCEMENT is but 4 thin
ly disguised veil for absolute pro-
hibition and the Inauguration OF a
nightmare OF "blind pigs" "blind
tigers" and "holes in the wall"
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30

VorE the Citizens Ticket from
start to finish if you believe in a
strictly business administration oil
municipal affairs, devoid OF senti-
mcntalism.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30

THE TRIBUNE enters upon the
twenty-second year OF its existence
to-day-Volume XXI, Number /,
and we are quite well, thank you.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

The balance OF the OHIO ADDITION To
La JUNTA. consisting Of about ONE
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY lots or II
pseses wts ~sas al On hsss- ~ vtvE DOE
LARS PER LOT or exchange for eastern
property. GOOD mortgages. bank stock or
listed mining stock. Property all clear
title Address
4. c. GRAVES.
,io6 18th Street
ksasss City. Ne.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30
CITIZENS TICKET.

FOR MAYOR.
v. A. sABIN.
soK CfTY cLxRK.
g. s. THOMPSON.
FOR TREASURER.
J. W FISHER.
yoR CITY ATromsgr.
T. X. HORYMIkE.
ron cIrr MARSHALL,
JOHN DEviSE.
FOR srHgKr supEHvisoR,
J. =. KING.
ron CrrY ESoIskEH,
u. T. LEWIS
ron PoLICE MAGISTRATE,
H-G. BOURNE.
ron ALDERMAN. SECOND wAhp, r~o YEARS.
MATT DAIMLER.
TOR ALDERMAN. THIRD wARD. TWO YEARS.
J. B. wEILASD.
YoR ALDERMAN. THIRD WARD. ONE YEAR.
". ALBEHA- +ts
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-30

srArn OF O. oot1kApo, b1kad n,.,I,n, T. the a,,,r
I. ". Loring, Plaintiff,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-01-03
MISS LANCLY
entertains Many Of Her Friends.
A Delightful Affair.

The parlors of the residence OF
MIR. j. p. Pierce were filled with a
happy throng of merrymakors yes
terday evening from 100 o'clock
until IL o'clock. About thirty
guests enjoyed the delightful af-
fair, and Miss Langley proved a
most able and entertaining host
ess. The hours few by happily,
yet /: too swiftly. A most exquisite
luncheon was served at 10 o'clock
and after another hour of pleasan-
try the young people departed,
heartily thanking Miss Benna for
the privilege of participating in
such a happy affair
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-01-03
SUDDEN DEATH
OF Mr.. Frank Swansey on the
2lst OF December.

Mr.. Frank Swansey, a we'll to do
and popular farmer of this county
died suddenly Friday evening, Dec
2lst. Mr.. Swansey seemed to be
enjoying the best Of health and
was at the supper table when,
without one moments warn
ing, the hearts pulsations ceased
and his life was ended. The death
was a shock to the numerous
friends of the deceased. Mr. Swan
say was a good citizen and faith.
full member of the c. p. church Of
this city. Three daughters sur
vive him, his wife having died sew
eral months ago.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-01-03
Ready for Business.

The Chicago Mining Company
will begin shipping from their
extensive tiuor spar veins the pre-
sent week. The rapid progress
made in sinking the main shaft,
preparatory to placing in position
their boilers, steam hoists and
pumps, indicates an energy and
persistence that has made Chicago
known throughout the world. Mr..
Henry G. Clark, formerly of Mich
igan but now resident at the hotel
Holland, Chicago, is the President
OF the Company, and Mr.. Dewitt
G. Roberts, of Chicago, at present
directing the work here, is Secre-
tary. Mr.. Lester l.. Jones, we'll
and favorably known in business
and financial circles in Chicago, is
the Treasurer of the Company.
The unanimous action of the city
council in renitting the Compa-
ny's taxes for the ensuing five
years, is heartily commended by
all O: our citizens.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-01-03
Livingston Primary.

The Democrats Of Livingston
county held their primary election
for the nomination Of candidates
for county officers December 90.
The following nominations were
made:
County Judge-Thos. Evans.
County Clerk-Geo. w. Land
ram.
County Attorney-Chas Wilson
Shoriff Pat. Brush.
Jailer-Thos. Threlkeld.
County Supt--Zed. Bennett.
Assessor - Barnes.