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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
REPORTS ON ENDEAVoR WORK
National superintendent Pound Re-
views His LabOrs and Resigns
Position.

Rev. John e. Pound Of Cleveland, o.,
national superintendent Of Christian En-
deavor societies, submitted a report to the
general board Of the American society Sat-
urday morning which is to be his last, as
1t incorporated his resignation, rendered be-
cause Of press of other duties.
In the report he states that his effort
during the last year has been principally
to promote the spiritual welfare of the So
ciety rather than to increase its numerical
strength. He calls attention to the fact
that neither the national superintendent
nor the state superintendent are provided
with travelling expenses and suggests that
better work might be done il better provis-
ion were made for placing the superin-
tendents in contact with the workers at
their conventions.
He has discovered that the old are hold
ing back in the work for fear Of being in
the way of the young and that the young
are holding back because fearful of doing
the work less successfully than their cid
ers. As one remedy. Superintendent Pound
proposes that In Christian Endeavor worh
there be a regular course, to terminate afteI
a fixed term Of service. The junior service
is already seven years and the intermedi-
ate four years, and Superintendent Pound
suggests that with the seventh year the
third or young peoples grade be gradu-
ated from.
The only statistics in the report were
those in q table showing that during the
past year the Christian churches have or
ganized 2l9 new societies and lost fve. Mis-
souri, now has 619, Nebraska $50. Iowa 500
Indiana $50 and Illinois GA.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19

lone Of the most remarkable features Of
the growth Of the Church Of Christ is the
progress Of our missionary work. In the
year 1874 there was one national mission
airy society. Now there are four. This So
ciety raised in 1874 1851. Last year the
four societies raised 1864, 902. Thus the
growth in missionary giving to national So
ciety work is one hundred times as large
as It was twenty-seven years ago in our
churchea
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
Appoints Committees.

A, Mclean, chairman OF the Foreign Mis-
sionary society, announced the following
committees, to be organized Monday:
On Order OF Buslness-B. S.iDenny, Iowa;
T. A. Abbott, Missouri; +. NJ. Rains, Ohio.
On Nominations-C. NJ. Chiffon. Missouri;
W. r. Warren. Pennsylvania; A. w. Taylor.
Illinois; A. ID. Hartman. Minnesota; J.. c.
Mason. Texas.
On Missionary SUPPLY. II. Hardin. J. II.
Mcneil, Indiana; b. b. Saunders, Texas
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
IN FOREIGN FIELDS
Board of Managers of Missionary
Society Makes Report Of RE-
markabIe Record.

At 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon the
Board Of Managers Of the Foreign Chris
tian Missionary society met at the First
church and there approved the
report Of the board, which is to be sub
mitted at the full session at the Coliseum
next Tuesday, and which appears below In
condensed form.
With Rev. c. p, Newman OF Detroit as
chairman and Rev. George A. Miller Of
C~ovington. KY, as secretary. the board con-
sidered and approved as it's sentiment rec
concentrations that the missionary board
attempt to enter no new field in the Turk
ish empire at present. because Of the i'm
mense expense that would be necessary in
the accomplishment OF any appreciable
good, and that the missionaries cultivate
harmonious relationship with the mission
aries Of other denominations there. These
recommendations we're the result Of the
deliberations and correspondence had by
a committee appointed at the Minneapolis
convention to consider the matters. J. II.
Garrison, editor Of the Christian Evange-
list Of st. Louis, made the report in the
capacity OF chairman.
Another accommodation was that an
effort be made to recruit to greater strength
the life membership Of the board.
On motion OF Mr.. Garrison the board de-
cided to send a letter Of sympathy to Gen
eral F. NJ. Drake Of Des Moines. who has
been such a liberal donor TO the church
and who is now suffering from injuries re-
eeived in a recent fall.
The treasurer's report may be summa-
riEed thus:
state of Finances.
Payments for the year ending septsmisI
30. 1902:
China-TotAl for missions at Nam
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
Watch Our
Drug Prices

Our store is the Mecca of drug buyers
in summer and wtnter-spring and au-
tumn-for the reason that prospective
nurchasers can always find just what they
want at our store, and, further, always hnd
our price the lowest. We have SALE
DEAI. IOWER than any other stores, but
our everyday prices will always save you
money. That's why our drug store IS
LIKE A BEE HIVE" from early morn
III SOME SAMPLE DRUG CUTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19

w. H. Baker. Kentucky; W. S. Priest, Kan
sas; r. F. Thrapp. Illinois.
on Proportionate Giving-A. b. Philputt.
Indiana; L. Harvnot, Iowa; G. B. Van
Arsdale, Illinois; w. j. Russell. Pennsyl-
vania; c.. E. Morgan, Virginia; o. @. Hert-
cog, Ohio.
On Forward Movement for Foreign Mis-
sions-B. A. Jenkins, Kentucky; J. Z. Pick
EFT, Colorado; II. A. Denton, Missouri; J. F,
Stone. West virginia; w. W. Williams,
Iowa; II. d. McAneney, California; S. ],
Corey, New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
$500 in GOLD
GIVEN AWAY
To the widest Living Man and woman

To the Oldest Living Man Hnd Woman
There have been so many cases Of very
old people who say their lives have been
prolonged several years by the use OF
Duny's Pure Malt Whiskey which have
came TO our notice that we decided u
would be very interesting TO know who the
oldest men and women readers OF our
paper are who had derived benht IRON
his great medicinal whiskey. with this
in view, we took the matter up with the
proprietors Of DuIy's Pure Malt Whiskey
in Rochester and got them TO agree TO
give away 500 in gold, as follows;
To the Oldest living man, $50; TO the old
est living woman. $50: to the second Oldest
living man, SIS; to the second oldest living
woman, SIS: to the third oldest living man,
SIS: to the third oldest living woman, a5i
to the fourth Oldest living man. $40; to the
fourth oldest living woman, 80
All that is necessary for you TO do -
10 write your story, stating your age. date
Of your birth, where you were born, and
have the statement signed and witnessed
by one person; also give a reference as 10
your age, and send the statement, with
your photograph, to the Duffy Malt Whis-
key company, Rochester, n. Y, ana men
ton having read this article I'm The Bee.
This offer is good for thirty days only.
II you have derived some special bene-
at from the use Of this great whiskey.
please state II in your letter. II you have
been run down in health, weak or sickly
and DuTy's Pure Malt Whiskey has built
up your system and your nerve tissue, and
given you strength and youth, please state
IL in your own way.
This is a simple way for some old people
20 earn 5000. II you have any friends who
have passed the century mark, do not fall
to have him or her send a statement as
requested. Duffy's Malt Whlskey Co. Of
Rochester, N. Y. has been doing business
successfully for 50 years, and can refer
you to the publishers Of The Bee. or to
any bank, trust company or express COM
many I'm Rochester
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
Give. rhournnd DOLLARS.

H. B. Smith Of Larned, Kan. who is at
tending the convention. last night made a
present OF $1,000 in cash to the National
association Of the Christian
church, the donation having been handed
to Secretary George L. snively. The Ma
tional Benevolent association maintains
homes for the aged and for orphans at East
Aurora, N. Y, Cleveland, o., St. Louis.
Mo-, Jacksonville, H., and Loveland, Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
Home.eeker., EscursIons.

The Missouri Pacific will sell round trip
tickets at very low rates on Tuesdays,
October 9th. November Attn and 18th. De-
cember I'd and 10th, for certain points In
southwest Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, In
dian Territory, Texas, Arkansas. etc. stop
overs allowed on going journey. Final
limit OF tickets, 81 days. For further in
formation. maps. rates. etc, address any
agent Of the company, or Thos. F. God
frey. passenger and ticket agent, southeast
corner i4th and Douglas SITS, Omaha. Neb,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
Statistical Secretary Reports.

G. A. Hoffman, of st. Louis. statistical
secretary. read a report in which he stated:
by careful computation there have been
1900 confessions, baptisms and additions
from denominations in our work for the
last year. This does not include changes
or reclamations OF our own membership,
but simply the new material coming into
our churches. About fifty OF these we're
ministers Of the gospel who had a credit
able standing among their owl people. We
have during the year dedicated over 200
houses OF worship and organized $50 new
congregations. The reports as gathered
from the various state secretaries are sum-
marized thus:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19

TIT soetetys general report, signed by
President A. Mclean and Corresponding
Secretary F. NJ. Rains, is thus summarized
for the press:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
Good Position open.

Good opening for a newspaper or magazine
solicitor. Permanent position for a com
petent man. Address, Twentieth Century
Farmer, Bee Building, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19

DR.. w. T. Moore. formerly of London, Eng
,and, nut now president OF Canton uni
v~ersity, Missouri, moved TO omit next years
convention and declared that nine-tenths OF
the speeches delivered at the average con
vention should be done away with, to give
time for actual business. His proposition
received some. but not much, encourage
ment, delegates from st. Paul, Colorado and
elsewhere responding that the convention
aroused interest wherever 1t went; that It
is wanted in many places and that for the
general boards to meet every other year,
as proposed in DR.. Moore's motion, would
not be SUFFICIENT nor be compatible with the
spirit Of the denomination, which delegates
its legislative work to no board and which
goes enmasse when it goes at all. The
motion was lost.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19

The Philippines-The work in the Philip
pines was started a little more than a year
ago. At the present time there are four
missionaries in Manila.
AS I'm former years, the churches in Can
ada, England and Australia cooperate with
the Foreign society. This fellowship is
most helpful and most delightful.
From every field the cry comes for re-
endorsements. Suitable men ready 10 re.
spond are very scarce. This Is the most
serious problem before the society. In the
coming year the income should exceed $780,
900 at the very least. We have been aim
ing for three years to reach that amount.
Thus far IL has not been done. There Is
need OF more men like General Drake and
Lathrop Cooley, who will give their thou
sands to evangeiize the world.
+. NJ. RAINS, Cor. Sec'y.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-08
Shssi6 gxee stlsa Sale.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue Of an execution issued out Of tbs
district court of Oteyo county, Colorado,
against one George Hedicks, and In favor of
Robert Phillips. ia a CERTAIN cause whcrein
Robert Phillips wa. plaintiff and GeorHp
Hrsiieks was icf-sinns. wherein nrn cois :
mnnded TO make the ssim Of hundred
cent, debt. aud the further sum Of nine dol
lar~ and ninety eight cents cn~ts, 4 have
levied upon and seized all tho right, title
and interest Of the said George He<iick~ In
and to lot thirt-en tl3. in block nineteen ~ |,
in the town of Sugar City. Otero cossasy y,
Colorado, and that Gill on
I SATURDAY. NOVEMBER -. A. d. 1901.
at the hour Of sIryea o'ciock os the forcnofss
Of that day, nt the north front door of the
counsy court ho,,.s in the city Of La JHnsa
In said county aud state. sell the above de-
.crihed premises and real estate os 50 mueh
thereof as may he necessary. for the purpo...
al paying on and sntiafytng said dsbt and
costs.
GEORGE BARR, sheriff.
by e. ID. STEwARD, rnder~herif.
First publication November !, Iae.
Last publication November eS. 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-08
no,,e. Of Petition.
Z OF CoLORAut

STATE OF COLORADot
COUNTY OF OTEko.
In the district court Of the Tenth judicial
District Of shs .tnte Of Colorado, sitsihx in
and for Otero county
In the matter Of the Judicial Examination
OF the Bond History OF the Otero Irrign-
To. nil Jsrsous Interested In the orwanixa-
tion Of The ct-ro lrrigation Dissricf Or in
the proceedings for the issue sale OF the
i.oisds Of aid district:
Notice Is hereby given that ON the ist day
OF November, A. ID. lsos, the board of direo-
tors OF The Otero Irrigation District filed In
the district court of Otero county. Colorado,
that the court examine and determines the
legality and validity Of, aud approve and
conhrm each aud all Of the processiinxS for
the organization OF The Oero Irrigation
District. and the proceediugs had for the
issuing and sale of the bonds Of said district,
aud for such other and further relief ms 20
the court may seem proper.
That I'm the 3rvi day of November, 1902 IL
was ordered by John n. Voorhees,, one OF
the Judges Of sAid court,
on the ssh day Of November, A. ID. isoe, at
the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. the said day
tcinx one of the regular days of the Noyem-
ber term OF the district court, In and for
Ofero county. Colorado, holden ut La Juntn
In said county, said hearing to i,e held in the
Colorado.
Any person interested in said district, or in
the issue sale of said bonds, may on or
tscfore the day fxed for the hearing of said
petition demur tn or answer said petition.
F Witness my hand and the seal VI said court,
this srd day Of November, A. d. 1907
lszALl J. Il. PRARCE.s
Clerk Of the District Court.
First publication November 8. lpn
Last publication November y, iaoe-
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-08
L.. Ar,ms. feo,ssl, Came.

Sixteen enthusiastic players,
substitutes and mascots left La
Junta last Tuesday afternoon for
Las Animas. II determination
and confidence are signs OF win
ming no one would have doubted
the outcome, That Las Amin as
won was due to q combination OF
causes. The score of 10 to S does
mot tell the story. Las Animas
was outplayed il science and true
spoftsmanshiP count. An unfor-
tunate tumble and repeated pen.
alties are responsible for the loss
Of the game.
La Junta was unfortunate under
the ruling Of Mr. Polk. This gen.
tleman had ! mistaken sense ol
loyalty for Las Animas, else !
superficial knovledge Of the duties
OF referee. He repeatedly cdused
occasions for pepalizing Il Jaotax
ssd ID dis way sboiled bet
fhances Of making . touehdowp
ffsi hall. The disappoiliis6
thing wss the faet that de LaS
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-08
rsoeossa Ordnance.

AS ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE
a Is-ddiinx aud .aie Of srtesian water
within the city liypits Qf tbs city Of La Junta.
Whereas. Public policy demands that ths
furnishing Of art:-iAs water 20 the citissss
of the city OF La Junta be entirely under the
eontrol of the munieipality, tksFsfore.
Be IL Ordained by the City Council Of the
City of La Junta:
SECTION /. That the reddling or selling Of
nrtesian water within the corporate iimit..
by any Irrson or persons, corporation or
prohibited.
sHcTioS :. Any yiolasion Of thi. oedinanes
- Ill subjeef the offender to u hne Of NOT ex.
c-~dinx IS for each dap Of Il. violation or AZ
imprisonment ia the town Jail not exeee1ing
10 days. or both sssch Tine nsd Inn prisoa me nj
In the discretion Of the polic- magistrate.
All orstinanc~~ ar parts OF ordinances Goa
nictinx herewith are hereby rcpealed.
The foregoing ordinance ~as regularly
introduced and read at regular meeting Of
the city council of the city Of La Junta ksli
ON November ), fsG-.
I G.S. THOMPSON.
City Recorder.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-08

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tn spoa H. pseisios u }. O.hesns = saasi
- thar sAiA aoaisy - paalsAs1. sssvs4 90
'--.-d :. r'1:.s:s IL z z lss lssss.ure-r.s.A,..
And yoa sss hsseby sceaasA sAsa ~ -
tios.rrs u The LA4uAa CnAal Co0pAny = %
have dseses u priority Tor It's satA eanal,
eAs ~koae a1ousfi.g sn 3e-S eohhe
.o~e fsiiy aps.er fros tks peststoos aed
ass<mssfs - his siah H. clark a saiA
eoags. so ShkeA saiA pseittosa asa seaao.
uDeoss r~fcrssee V hese mnAe-
H. said petitidn of tks kAQana Caoal
Company sseks shs fusthes rslie! oe Aseres
saore uas~s so fhe sxssat of capacity 81
lss ~ and 10 hs 1isestsA tkro,Agh - taks
canal s<s forth In its saafemeaf u eAai0,
the said sppsoprtaaios and right 20 - Aaao4
tAs itsh dap of Soseashes. peA
And yos are furthss sosiAsd 60 BE- -
ermh~r. issc. and H. esy sasssssess o. eaain
shieh yoa nov dssirs ssdes osth foe ~
agsinss asy pgi0stsy of right of ystes ap-
propristios By os through ssid dieehss -
ssoeed in sa6 rsasrv01r~-
EsEALl FRANK kkEHBILL.
JAMas w. ACCuAsY,
/, Attorney Tor The LAguna Canal Company.
Yir.t publication, November Z. lsoc-
Lace putiicatioo. Nosemisrr >. ME
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-08
Notice .ns Summons.
STATE OF COLORADO, l :.
County or BKNx. ~.

STATE a 0f COLORADO, IS.
: In tie District Court.
THE PEOPLE OF fnE STATE OF COLO
! RADIO, to all pors0as. nssociatious and
s1 SsG1rporasiops i.ssrssesa as .o.nsrs In any
trict No. II. and y III owner. aud consumers
Yca ars is.ssE sssss.a .hA. on the Is. day
Co@psns iIed In sss oiSs. es q she e,ers snoi 81
the said Court its pesition and statement Of
claim praying for tss hxing Of time for
"a 81 .s q e. Is %
and the said petitions coming ON to b heard
bs1ore ths Conrs. ths prayer -1f saA peei.
aoners the Court ordered as follows: to-wit
STATE or COLORADO, 4 ,I7'S 'tis
CourrY OF RExT.
In tho matter Of adjudicatioa Of priorftses Of
gaser IN ~aegr Siserice No. l5.
The matter Of the petition Of The Lasuna
Csesl Cc.ps.y - ~, ,yst,alc9 q S..rsls-
II eQss enssrs sEls - DAY q Noss@bss, isot, ia
and Il appeaRing TO the court that said peti-
ttee. - AZ psseeedi.s. I. adjuaisesios II
ksssSy esssoiiiassa asd @sis % oss psoessS. @oe -
sasiss sS5sIS 9 ssvss % SsEsr -, psssoss s.3
sssss "a r.ssr-oirs 4 ssid di:srsse, s ssss :
Aearine eoGeAe30aoooe fepeopsr - - esseh
y - lS3e5o.s - st.tenents q elail1
Ns., .,sssssssss, 8 Z sss.s.s as. ]. 49,.
~ 8 sgs.ses ~ J. e .stsss pscper g .
- soa1seBs4e R9sontDs aaA apua susa ofhsF
.ss, 60 g 1W = NJ hssyin
aeae - q. eae ~ ~
- IS 3 rSs.ssss - HI g - e sn:s 80;
<DpaG11 al poT1um1t 01soe1akioas ooa 1oe-
pesne9sas taeesoses6 - owasss h aay sAle6kI
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-08

Animas people sspposssd him in
his unjust clsimA With the ball
on the opponents courtyard line.
after . long gain. La Junsa vas
penalized ten yards fos OF side
play. Only . united protest a
this point secured fair play. While
referee he kept encroaching upon
the duties Of umpire. and ~hea
umpire would call downs. II is
quite certain that such an o6sciai
will get no more chances 10 act j,
q similar capacity for La Junts-
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-08
: DRESS MAKING 4!
, BY sh- STANDARD SQUARE iNsH
= SYSTEM. Inquire Of
. Ms ]. { Ad6tal Hs%s :ss,.sas fa:s.
sss.es es e.s,.ssiss.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ foiio~inx named settler has hied posics
D,ort of his claini. and that s.id proof ~iil s.
made b~fDrr rierk dissrict court. Triaid.d,
Colo. on D-cembrr l.. los sis: Eugenin
Errcrs, homestead Estry No. HlB. for tn
southwest quarter. srctioa twenty -srven,
township thirty-shrce south. range Atty
three west.
He names the foiio~iax visne~-ss no prove
his continuous residence upoa aud cultiva.
tion Of said land, viz: Juan X. MORA, Of
Trinidad, Colo. Rafael yellArde Of Trinidad,
Colo. Jo.~ph Like. Of Troy, Csslo.; Tosivtu
Gonsale., Of Troy Colo.
Firsf publication. October =. is.ss
Last pubaieaston. Sossmber -. l0e- 4t
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-08
ne,ies - sssse r,.ssss's Sale.
WHEREAS. HATTIE 3. LArIMKR, o

" HEREAs. HATTIE Y. LATIMER. OF
~ Ia Juns.., eounsy Of Osero, stat. a
and r-corded on the Eird dsy Of August. iao.
sss as ss.s ~ e. sAs and e. sss
the public trustee OF s.id 0s~!o csunsy.
situated in said Otero county. Colorado,
so-xn:
The north cas-. quarter. IN. g. ~ Of s--sioa
shr sixth principal neridian, eosssinins ose
the payment to Lille ]. stafford. the h-a--
isory notes, f-arihr even dates With the s.id
Of eight husdrrd and any dollar. $50, do.
on or ireforc osse year after date therrOf. ose
dollars (s.op' due on or briors shrs- years
sos~. from the date thereof at the rate Of
seven pes eess pcr annnH. payable ssmi-
Where's, said trust d-sd further provided
that the ssid maksss hall pay taxes on the
.aid pr~misrs prompsly as the same become
d--d Of trust Is hereby made for greater GER
provide. .Inonx other thing, that in e.se Of
notes or any part shereof. or the intere~s,
thereof. ar in rass Of q breach OF any oS She
covenants or agreements therein mentioned,
then and In that CASE the y hole of he said
indebtedness shall at once become due and
pay able at the option Of the legal holder Of
said notes and tlse said trustee Il authorised
at q h- r~Qnesf Of the legal holder Of the mites
tn .sil and dispose Of said premises for the
purpose Of P~ ying the said indebtedness apd
the cost and cxyen.rs ON account Of the exc
eutiogi OF said trust.
Whereas. default has been made In the pay
mcnt Of the principal due August =, 1891, and
the Interest and taxes. and the legal holder
at said notes has exercised her option by
reason of said default to declare the whole
Of said Indebtedness To he matured and to
forecio~~ the said d~<d Of trust. and
Whereas, the nnde rsigned II public trustee
In mud for OterO county. state OF Colorado.
Now. therefore, l, 4. A. Beerbohm, the pub
Nc trustee Of said Ot~ro county. state of
of said notes and by the authority In me
vested By the said trust deed do hereby give
notice thnt will ON
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER u, iSos.
II eleven o clock In the forenoon Of said day
sell aud dispose Of all of the said premises
or such of the AAme may be pece.znry and
all the right, title aud Interest of said Hattie
Il. Latimcr, her heirs and assigns, at public
auction at th~ south front door of the county
court hou.e Mt La Junfa, In Otcro county.
same will bring in cash for the purpose Of
r.aying the said indebtssine.4 with Interest
thereon, and for expensc. and costs Of exe-
cutting thi. trust, as provided l,y nsid notes
and decd Of trust. G. A. BEERBOHN,
Public Trnstee OF Otero County, Colorado.
Pirst publication October II, 1909.
Last publication November b. i9U2.