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Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-06-26
Strayed or Stolen.

One dark gray mare, 7 years old.
Branded, I'D connected, on left
shoulder. White stripe on right side
of head. $25 reward for return of
mare, and $25 for proof OF person who
drove her off
j. r. BEARD, Paradise, Or.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30
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There has no drama OF modern
lie been placed on the American
stage for the past twenty years
which can comp4re in interest with
MIR. Hall Games "rhe Christian. -
The history OF the success it has
met with during the three seasons
Il has been presented. bears evi
dence, indispulable, OF this tact.
More than two millions OF people
have seen the play, and there
has never been q performance in
all OF tins period OF tine IN ~hich
the intense fascination that be
longs 10 this great drama was not
visible in the audience from tn.
opening OF the prologue to the tall
OF the tinal CURTAIN.
Say what they will, there never
was a play that held sucn a grip
upon the human heart, and this
influence is visible in every scene,
audible in every line, enthralling
In every movement. There are
thousands OF people in the United
States who have gone to see 1.-The
Christian" time and time and time
again. Those who have not seen
II have something LETT TO live for.
This companythat will appear at
the La unta Theatre on Thursday
evening. May Ist. is very large
one and includes Edward Morgan
who was the John Storm when the
play was first produced in New
York, and scored tremendously in
the part.
Seats on sale at the City Phar-
macy. Prices, rs cents. 81 90 and
SIS
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30
a..s.sss valley e.,,s.


The directors OF the PIowers
County Fair association have elect
ed A. N. Parrish president. DR..
Hasty vice president, A. f. Bent
secretary. and l. II. Myers, treas
urer Tor the ensuing year. The
Lamar fair will be the opening ex-
position of the Arkansas Valley
this season. the dates being Aug
ust 27th, 2sth and z9th.
Bent county had quite a good
fair last year on short notice. This
season il is intended TO make
ample preparations and have a
much better one, which will he
worth the attendance OF people
from along the valley. The fol-
lowing officers have been elected
BY the association: G. ID. Dulin,
president: Oscar p. Smith, secre'
tary; w. w. Carothers. assistan,
secretary; W. G. Branson. treas.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30
s.,,,..s vyss., s.ee,y.

The last number OF the Railway
Age contains an extended article
by William Archer. supervisor OF
water service on the Santa Fe, on.
"Railrosd Water supply" The
article treats particularly of the
methods which the Santa Fe has
used to overcome the difficulties
caused by incrustatiops from min
erai waters. He describes at some
length the plant which the COM
pany has established at Guthrie
Tor treating such water, ana illus
irates the description by several
diagrams. The nature and geo.
logical formation OF the soil from
which the Santa Fe has to get its
water are also described at some
length, as are styles OF ts1ks in
general use on the Santa Fe.
Among the illustrations is cut OF
a sixty foot steel tank Of the kind
now in use at La unta, and draw
ings OF the more important OF its
details.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30
Mo,,es Of Fine, Settlement.

1Jam-- Aionroe Powell, deceased, Nosic~ L.
hereby Eiveu. that on Monday, the esth day
Of May, 4. u. 1879. being one of the regular
days Of the May term of the County Court Of
Otero County. IN the state of C0ioroto, j.
Emma 7. uncaISs~r, admini.sr.tris of ~ai!
estate. ~ill app~ar before the Judge Of said
adminisfratrix, pray the appro.Al of the
same, and ~iii then apply to be .di.cha cd
place any person in iaterest INN apI. car and
present objectiOns To the san,r u any there
Ib~.
tSe
EMMA r. UNCAPHER,
Administratrix Of the Easats Of James Mon
roe Powell, dec~nsed
Gro. A. kIL1osK, Attorney.
First publication. April IS 1902.
Last publicatiOn. May I. 1909
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30
sesos.ue cemm,..,o..,. Meet.

The board OF roundup commits
sioners, which is composed of H..
NJ. Fosdick., Of Fowler, w. E.
Calhoun, OF Undercliffe, Pueblo
county, and Eugene Rourke, OF
La unta, met in the county court
room Monday, but owing TO the
small attendance and the uncer-
tain condition of the range, the
meeting adjourned to meet in La
Junta on May 24th. All cattle
men interested in the systematic
working Of the range are earnestly
requested to be present at this
meeting, also the cattlemen oi
Bent, Prowers and adjoining coun-
ties.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30
Another Fsiss Alarm.

Some OF our leading citizens
who got up early Sunday morning
to hold communion with the fish
in Holbrook reservoir thought
they got on the trail of a burglar
about ago &. IN. They saw some
one enter the La Junta Theatre in
rather suspicious manner and
immediately hunted up Night Mar
shal Rose and informed him oi the
The night mar
shal got behind tree in the court
house yard. where he would have
a good view of the front entrance
to the theatre, and awaited devel-
opments. In short time a man,
dressed all in white, made his exit
with large bundle under his arm
Marshal Rose nailed him, and
upon investigation found that he
had captured Manager Talbert,
who was out on bull posting ex.
pedition for 1.-The Christian" dur
ing the early morning hours.
There were no arrests, Mr.. Talbert
being allowed to depart on his
own recogn'zance.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30
Fortnightiy Meeting.


A very interesting and proiit-
able open meeting OF the Fort
nightly Club was held last Satur-
day afternoon, at 3 O'Clock, in
Woodruff Hall.
Rev. Lampkin. Of the Christian
church, discussed "Athletics and
Physical Training" Speaking OF
the value and the abuse OF physi-
cal training, and mphasizing the
fact that much exercise can be OBJ
tanned from simply balancing one
muscle against another.
Mrs. Dr. Haskins read paper
on "Children's Ideas Of Law and
Punishment" showing the attitude
OF children towards these tive sub
jects.
Prof. +. E. Cole, principal oi
the high school. spoke on the sub,
ject, 1.-The Educated Man and the
State" Education wakes man
up, makes him more intelligent,
more patriotic, makes for peace
and adds much to the progress oi
the nation.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30
More OIL Wells 2

Fowler parties filed t.enty-four
oil location certificates in the
county clerks Office last Saturday.
1t looks now as though all the va
cant land in Otero county will be
taken up in short time by oil
location boomers. Not a well has
been started as yet. however. The
land filed on in this instance is 10
Gated about six miles north OF
Fowler, and the names Of the par
ties are as follows: l.. ID. keni-
son, 3. A. kenison, Z. A. keni-
son; II. N. Dunton, of Smith
Center, Kan; w. H. Nicholson,
A. Wise, NJ Wise.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30
ONE. Seek. tn. MN i. s.oeh...

]. w. Todd was down from
Rocky Ford this week studying
the devious ways and methods OF
the legal profession in the district
court. MIR. Todd is studying law
in the Offices OF Ssbin s. Beall in
the. sugar beet metropolis. He
was elected police magistrate by
the city council Of that burg at a
recent meeting, and has already
exercised his judicial learning in
seyeral cases. MIR. Todd seems
TO be very popular as an official.
In Lake City, Colo, he was
county superintendent Of schools.
deputy assessor and police magis,
trate, and resigned them all to
come back to the Arkansas Valley
to live.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30
n'ssumwx nes.isg.

The editors of the Arkansas
Valley and the State generally
have been notified ITO lar loose
and attend the 10 Mt midsummer
meeting OF the state and Arkansas
Valley Press Associations, which
IS to be held at Colorado Springs.
June roth and 18th. As an in
ducement to 'jar loose" on this
particular occasion We are inform.
ed that there will be plenty OF
copy for the boys after We are dead.
which. by the way. is consuma
ton devoutly to be wished.
The forenoon OF the first dz,
will be devoted to '.shop talk" by
the various newspaperinen of tn.
state. and the afternoon will be
devoted to formal program
which include the following:
1.-The Magazine and the Weekly
Newspaper" Hon. Alva Adams;
COLORADO, the Star OF the West, ("
Hon. +. {. Goudy; Colorado Lii
bel Law" Judge l.. b. France;
poem by James Barton Adams;
story BY Ellis Meredith; chalk ,aik
by Denver caItoonist. On the
second day there will be a trip TO
Cripple Creek over the famous
Short Line.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30
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ESTATE OF AMASDA J. DODDs. DECEAs-
- cd. Tbs undessAgned hayin9 heea APP
pDipsed Adminissrsa1s u tAs s~aale of Aman-
da j. Duids, late of the county Of aNero, IN
The state of Colorado. dereassh. berrby gises
notice that be- ~riii sppeAr before the County
L. Jania. is the asid cosssy. II the Nay
term, iSr. OF, the inss Monday in Ma, next
~ which time al persons having claims
ID to attend for the pssrpnse Of hayin. the
zane adjusted. AL prrsous indebted to said
estate are requested so make Immediate pay
ment 10 the nnsier.ixned-
Dated At La 1nnss. Colo,- this :ttA day oi
April A. d. 1909
G. X. DODDs. Administrator.
GEo. A. kILsoHk. Attorney.
Yirxt publication. April -. l2E.
Last publication. May -. iaE
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30
wem.as. Club.

The Woman's Club OF La Junta
was very pleasantly entertained on
Friday afternoon at the residence
Of Mrs. Geo. A. Kileore. The
program opened with an instru-
mental duet by Misses Finney and
Buckley. A paper, "Our New
Possessions" was read by Mrs.
Rufus Phillips, also paper, "Oul
Late Wars" by Mrs. j. T. Up
dixie. followed by a discussion Of
both papers by the club. Current
topics brought out many themes
of interest. Mrs. A. H. PauIsen,
Of Denver, was present and gave
an entertaining account Of
de work OF the "Around the
sNorld' club Of that city. The
nsxtSmeeting will be held Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Mary E. Russell.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30
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ESTATE OF l. l.. KING. DECEASED. THE
Cnnde r.ixned. having bern appointed Ad
minisfrntor of fh~ estate Of l. L. King. late
Of the County of Gtero. ia the state of Golo
rado. de~-a.s<l. bereby gives notice that h.
~ili npIsrar before the County Court Of I'd
J"n,. /. .aia COUNTY. :. d. M.s "s srrm, !" ,aoc
on the last Monday in May next. at ~hicf
tim. NIL persons having claims against said
for the PURPOSE of having same adjusted
All persons Indebted TO said estate re-
anrsied to make imms<iiasc payment to ths
uisder~ignesi.
Dated at Ia Junsa. Colo, this ,Ash day oi
April. A. ID. Ia0g-
FRANK riNSEY. Administrator.
GEo. A. kIL.soaE, Attorney.
First publication. April n, lsE.
Last publication. May -. isse.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30

The TRIBUNE has just few
more hooks left giving history ot
the life and distinguished services
of William Mckinley, our martyr
ed president. In order to close
them out we will offer the TRiBUSE
for one year, with the book as a
premium, for SL75. This book is
identically the same as was sold
IN this city few months ago for
Sr.5o. Remember. only few
left. Now is the time to sub
scribe.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30
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WHEREAS ROBERT @. BURNETT AMI
W George e. B.rnstt, Of I. Junts, Oters!
recorded ON tbc n day Of July, lsa in bs,oII
K. county es.Si and rssas.1 r. of re ..is ss Ss.s" %
lie trss.sss q said 0srro eoaniy. Coiorssio,
said Otero County. Colorado, eo-wit:
Los. nuIbsred !. .eycY = q, aud eight 80 in block
!" sss sosn m Z. y 5nns. ssses s.id r.i Sss q
trust was made to secure the payment 0f
their cee promi..ory note bearing even date
sum q thiss.en h,indred dollar. 10 -D %. J
pay able 20 Thc Fidelity savinxs Associations
jis5l n,onshs after date thereof, in sums of
5000 e.eh and essrs %oash, payable % on sss
afser date thereof, TO cover premium, inter-
est ard principal co'nin5 due for the mo.sh,
thss S sss 70 aid maker. N hall pay taxes t" ON IL
d0e ard pay able aud also ksep the pssnises
Ths fideiity s.vinE. A.oci.iioa as iss iaisr.
e~ts may npIlear. refsrcpce 10 hich snid
desd q ir.st l. hereby made for sreaier err
whereas. the said deed Of trust and .oss
provide, apsong otker things, thaf In ease Of
noss Or any part sSsreof. Or sss iaiersss,
pre1ium OF monthly p.ymeas. thereoa, ac-
aErse1sents therein nsestiossd, tksn snd Is
that case. the whole Of tis I'D iniekssl-
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La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30
r.ss,eo r,sy Pictures.

Arrangements have been made
for the presentation of the famous
moving pictures of the Passion
Play in this city. At the La Junta
Theatre, Friday evening, May 7d,
for the benefit Of the Catholic
church. These pictures were
taken at Oberammergau, South
Bavaria, on July a3, I9oo.. and
were reproduced for the tirst time
in the United States at the Pan
American Exposition. The prin-
cipal events in the life of Christ
are portrayed in twenty-si scenes
as presented by the peasants Of
Oberammergau. who are trained
and educated all their lives for the
sacred parts they take. The great
play is presented every ten years.
The pictures as presented by the
Edison biograph. faithfully por-
tray the moving figures of all the
principal actors in the great drama,
costumed 10 the fashion Of the
time, and showing the scenery
amid which the tragedy Of the re-
demption was carried out.
In addition to these moving
pictures, fourteen scenes from the
life Of the late President McKin-
ley will be shown, including his
last speech q Buffalo and 4sbe fu-
neral cortege ct Cantous With ap-
propriate music bv gsspbophone.
Friday evenings pfokram will
prove not only entertaining, but
educational Is we'll.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30
FortnIshtiy Club.

The Fortnishtly Club will meet
at the club room in the Woodruff
block. Saturday afternoon. May
sd. at the usual hour. The pro
gramme for the occasion is as tol.
lows:
The Early American Indian and Ill.
Char rnescristic.'' '.....-..........N Nr-. Fisher
The Indian of Today and HI. Develop
mont Under Civilization Mrs. spaidins
STORY Of Hia ~atba'' ...--....... Mis-. B~ct
Roll Call all......................... ......4
Name an American Chieffain aud His Tribs
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30
WHAT'S the USE

~ suffering from Indisr-sioa u JON ess
avoid snrh dissre~~? AehsrSs oyspsoolS
Tabssts taken SITTER eating ~itl diyr.s your
food perfectly aud free you from all tbs dis-
awprsaiSr ., N psoms Of lssdige~aioS epd Dys.
pFD.ia- Eat What you like ~ asy time aud
Sske an Aehes tablet aftes~ard- Positively
guaranteed. Your money viii always hr
refnnei<<i II you arr not satisfied Write to
W. for a free szmpie- ". h. HooExx 4 Co..
BuRaIo n Y.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30
Notice 10, 1.s,,essIs".
United States Land Once,
PsHellln. Csolsl.. March -. lAfs

PDeblO, Colo, March .. IVE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler hss dlsd notice
port " his claim. ard that said proof will he
sde before Clerk District Court at La yun-
Ia, Colo. on June u, iSoz. Viz: Th0mas Cou-
yerx, u. u. No. II SIS for the lots aud &, SEA
Nwh, NEt. Sw. .ccsion II. q S.. 81 ".
He names the folio wing witnesses so prove
tion Of sAid land. viz: Thossas 4. Tate, of
Highee, Colo, Add A. FROST, Of Bent Canyon.
Colo, John littletou. Of Bent Canyon, Colo,
Merchitdo Trujillo, of Iient Canyon. Colo.
J. r. GORDON. Register.
First publication, April :. 1s0s.
Last publication, May !. 1909.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30
IT'S JUST A COUGH.

That gets your lungs sore and paseu she way
for Pneamonia or Consumpsion. or both.
Asasrc seeilsh Se1esy viii sop ths
cIre Coasuspeioa, Aashma, Bronekitia and
All throat and lung troubles. Positively
sce sasis1sd Wrise &; N tor : free sssnpie'
~. h HoQkns Co.. Buffalo, y. Y. For .aie
BY i. c. Co3tman, p. G.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30

Farm Loans Ten
years time: optional
payments; interest
payable annually:s
no middleman; no
commission: Union
Central Life lnsur-
|ance Co. A. e. Bent,
Financial c ORE s.
pondent, Lam q
Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30

EXCHANGE SIA6le.
Grussda street. ooe block usse Of court
kosssr park We 10. EenssYi fsed and
boarding bsssiprss, ssd buy ss4 sell hoeses
Prizes reasonable Tome aad -
LIKES . SON. psopsistoss.
La Junta tribune., 1902-04-30
Cree, Premium offer.

. an American Chiefiain aud Hi. Trih.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-05-02
DRIFT OF OPINION.

EThe Nashville American proposes
David B. Hill and Fitzhugh Lee as the
democratic national ticket for 1904.
Has Bryan been entirely forgotten?-
Iowa State Register.
UCol. Bryan threatens to carry the
silver question into Cuba. That is
much further than he penetrated with
his silver regiment during the Spanish
war-St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
EThe democrats are about to
frame policy" for the campaign of
1904. If they do not like it when
framed, of course they will, as usual,
frame another.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
ny'The only hope of democrats every
where seem to have of winning this
year is on republican mistakes"
There appears to be very little in
itiative in that party nowadays.
bany Journal.
EThe Cuban tariff concession men
thought it fun to have democratic CO.
operation until they struck the differ
entail. There is no limit to tariff tip-
kering when once allowed to begin
st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
UCol. Watterson sees democrats
rapturously uniting all over the coun-
try. This fills him with unalloyed joy.
But he does not say anything about
Mr.. German, Mr.. Bryan or Mr.. Hill.
Are they also uniting for peace and
harmony ALBANY Journal.
1.-THE Oregon election is the first to
take place this year. 1t occurs in June
and the republicans are confident of
polling large vote. At one time the
early state elections, We're regarded as
certain Indicators of how the general
elections would go in the fall, and per-
haps the election in Oregon will serve
that purpose now.-Albany Journal.
DReal Americans, regardless of par
ty, will be gratifed to learn that the
republican members of the senate Phil
ippines committee have rejected the
proposition of Mr.. Rawlins to bring
Aguinaldo and other Filipino leaders
here as being more truthful than such
officers as Gems. Merritt, Anderson,
Otis and Macarthur, and Admiral
Dewey and such civilians as the men
comprising the two Philippine commits
sions.-Indianapo Journal.
OHenry Watterson and David B.
Hill are trying to get the democratic
party together on Jeffersonian plat
form. Watterson is an expansionist
and Hill is a contractionist. The lat
ter holds the record for contracting re-
publican majorities through the agen-
cy of democratic state canvassing
board from which Duchess county re-
turns were conveniently stolen. OF
course he would be shining apostle
Of mo government without the con-
sent of the governed. Troy On. "
Times.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-05-02
ONE ONLY REMEDY.
Home Competition Is the Sole so1u-
ton of the Cuban Sugar
Problem,

The democratic papers and their
independent" and reform organs
are making a great shout over the
passage of the Cuban reciprocity
measures through the house, because
that action may lead to republican
division and defeat; but what will be
the result, if that bill becomes law,
SO far as the consumers of sugar are
concerned? Nothing. The sugar
trust will continue to purchase all the
foreign sugar imported into the
United States and make the prices at
which sugar shall be sold, just as it
has ever since Hawaii was annexed.
1t is true that the sugar trust may
make reductions in prices in the re-
gions where sugar is produced in the
United States, but no one will expect
reductions in localities Rhere there is
no competition with the trust, says
the Iowa State Register.
The official report shows that $685.
56s,64o pounds of sugar were pro-
duced in the United States last year,
which was about one-siXth of the
5,313,9s7,s4O pounds consumed in this
country during the year. One-third
of the home production was from su-
gar beets and two-thirds from cane.
No one will attempt to deny the fact
that sugar was cheaper because of
the home production. Protecting
home labor and building up home in
dustries are the main objects of the
republican tariff. That is why the
free trade democrats, independents"
and Performers" are now joining in
great rejoicing over the passage of
the Cuban reciprocity bill in the
house. 1t is possible that if that bill
| becomes law it will destroy the SUI
gar cane industry of the south and
the sugar beet industry of the north,
and thus destroy all the existing
competition with the sugar trust.
What then will be the result?
The people of the United States
have had notable lessons in the steel
rail and tin industries of their own
, country. 1t is only 10 years since
the free trades were insisting that
''tinplate cannot be made in the
United States;" it is only about a
/ quarter of a century since they were
asserting that steel rails could not be
made in this country; and they are
now insisting that the United States
cannot produce it's own sugar supply,
notwithstanding sugar can be pro-
duced on about two-thirds of the til
liable land of this country. Home
competition is the only remedy. The
price of sugar may be temporarily
reduced because of the large world
production last year, but the destruc-
ton of the American sugar indus
tries will be certain to result in high.
er priced sugar, and free trade on SUI.
gar would not be of the slightest in.
jury to the sugar trust, simply be
cause that trust buys the foreign su
gar and makes the price at which il
shall be sold-just as the coffee trust
buys the coffee and makes the prices
at which it shall be sold, notwith.
standing there is no duty on coffees
imported into the United States.