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La Junta tribune., 1902-11-01
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" address 10 Ia Junta, county Of Ossro.
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sr:i ssscse situated IN said ossro county,
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impsovements. thereoa. which .cSavsysnes
Was 90 msde N trust TO secure the psy9sse
nsds 81 he AZ Je.a. xrrS.iio Tor sSs
principsl sum OF cns husdred 6o}lan I0ma
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. moeshiy premium 81 thirty (Dl csnss o.
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La Junta tribune., 1902-11-01

REMtAsER that you cannot trust
all people. Some men who have
no other taxable property than an
old watch, kick the hardest when
it is.proposed to tax that little.
Such people would vote the .taz
of their own belongings .sd on st
the owner Of aN'home, il given I
chance. That chance would b
afforded by the .doPiiqn -of;; fhs
Bucklin Australasian tax amend.
ment.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-01

AMONG the names Of candidates
on the official ballot appears that
Of "Mr. P. A. Rice" He hopes
to be electe0ons Of the regents ol
the ststs university Of Colorado %
the prohibition ticket. He is the
only one Of the entire bunch Of
candidates that eessi6ed I,is sams
to shD secretary Of SnseS &ith t6x
pre6. one AseasAeAs la<syf3a
thae fhsse i . treat deaf Ia
nane]6a tiaIs q szae ss.fe.aun,u
psepls.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-01
Ssmwseas.
STATE OF COL0RADO

STATE OF Colorado
In the dissrict SQUIRT Of u. Third ssaislaI
Ds.srics Of Colorado, ~iihis and far Bsss
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Ths P.op,e of shs Ssase Of Colorsdo so ~
:..os,.,,e.- l. ..a dc ,.s is
re.esvoiv In sd y sssr District No, Il ssd 70
sil owners ard eossarpsss of sstrr.. sesst-
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day Of Jnly, rs1:. J. Osborne !. sons ps.ssss..
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sesct, their petition praying for ihe Axins %
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Shich aid order Sas In words aud Agurss
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coesrr ~ 6.sr. - ---.
Th- o.borne Ditch, in Ck.nh.r.s ~ rri.IssA.
IA. Aninas county. Colorado.
.prsssiss To- 10 tie coar. our hat Is. .pc,ic.ssos
q '"s x s..s 10 * e. ss
Iaich l. proper. .nd that IL j. d.tssbis so
hscr I. shs same II cp.a CoHst no~. .tesrsfors,
10 the Di.srict Court q Bent ODuaty. Colo
"a e a. ..d :, S.:r,rx .nssso , &C., .c: q. -.
pon. 6. issued sy th: Clerk q ihi. Court In
hsnt County, C?tFsdo. disectisH all p-rsoas
...oeia'ios. and sorporatio:'s t.ssr..ss.i ss
said Water District No. II, and tn all o~ners
and consumcrs Ot ~ases. to b. and aps,sas At
said Court such day aud nlc any stase-
nrss or sls'm under oash' fos or esAinss
any priority or right of water spprOpstn-
ston by or through such ditcA, as6 for the
publication aud posting Of tbs notices la
such ea.ss upoa paymeat of all eoseS by
"si- JRsSp n woprurrrTr i.
Judgv.
That he rsiisf whl~h will be sossgAs b. The
aald pesitioners 10 To hsvs . deeres Of prior
~ for the O.bov.e Disek, which is no.
owaed by J,stitioaers. Of date the slss dsy of
April. 4. D.. isee. - .'iii more fully appear
from thu petition aud statement ON Ale with
the Clerk OF said Court, to whicA said pesi.
tioa aud statement reference 10 here made,
f.Asd you sre further nteinesi TO he and
spsear At ..id Conrt on the sch day Of No
vesnber. ie0s, tO die ANY statement or claim
upder oath for or agninst any priority Of
right Of .stsr appropriation BY or through
lsAALI e- FRANK KREYBiLf., -
Clerk. District Court
-. Z. GIBSON Attorney for rstis,osers.
Rirst qualifications October I, 1900
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La Junta tribune., 1902-11-01

RAILROADS would be. relieved
from much Of their present. taxa
ton, if the Bucklin amendment
should be adopted next election,
and many thinking people believe
that unless the agricultural vote is
brought out to its fullest extsnt,
the amendmeut will be adopted. ,,
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-01
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La Junta tribune., 1902-11-01

NEITHER the Brown Palace hotel
nor the Equitable building in
Denver would pay any taxes un-
der the "Australasian" tax system.
The smallest land owhes in the
state would, however.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-01

RKMEaBER than H., X. Clark is
the republican candidate foE justice
Of the peace OF precinct No. &.
and that a vote for him is a vote
for good government, ,and-s sound
business administration. Of the
office
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-01

THE president has designated
Thursday, November 77th as
thanksgiving day. The people of
Colorado will have much to be
THANKFUL for providing the state il
redeemed next Tuesday from siT
years of fusion misrule. Vote the
straight republics ticket. l.. <
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-01

SUGAR beet factories might be
exempted from taxation in one
county and taxed IN another under
the Bucklin Australasian tax
amendment. What a state OF con.
fusion this would cAusel
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-01

VoTE the straight republican
ticket next Tuesday and redeem
the state from six years OF fusion
misrule.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-01

Ir you don't vote against the
Bucklin tax amendment you might
as well be in favor OF its adoption.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-01

IL the laboring man is-wise he
will not vote for q man vhe took
particular pains 70 Oppose. every
labor measure introduced in the
thirteenth general assembly, ss
Mr.. Beatty, the democratic candi-
date, did. Vote for Gobiu.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-01

VorE for J. ]. Brown for county
commissioned and insure a sound
business administration OF county
affairs.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-01

WHEN told that organized labor
is a unit for the Bucklin Australia.
sian tax amendment, don't you be-
lieve il! ~
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-01
SATURDAY. NOV. 1. 1901
VorE next Tuesday.

VoTs for all of the amendments,
except the Australasian tax amend
ment.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-01

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The daily Republican., 1902-11-24
THE NEW CHARTER
Practically Assured That tho Legislature
VIII Not Give City New Government.

Will Not oiSe Cty new uoSernmeHts
The proposed new charter for Will
miugton will be considered again
this evening at a meeting Of the City
Councilmen and the Committee Of
the Board of Tratle. For some time
they have been attempting to get
together, so that both could recon.
mend the same plan to the Legis-
lature. The city fathers do not
agree with the Board of Trade idea
for the election of members of
Council. This plan embraces the
election of some Councilmen- at
large, and it's difference may be ad.
justed at the meeting this evening.
The proposed new charter, it is
thought, has little prospects of be-
coming a law because Of the violent
struggle between the Republican
factions. The Union leaders in the
lower counties have practically
served notice on the city that no
legislation favorable to the city will
be passed unless Mr.. Addicks is
chosen Senator. Water Commission
er James John Jones, who was
elected to the Legislature as tho
Union candidate, would be legislat-
ed out of the Water Commission by
the proposed new charter, and it is
presumed he will be against it.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-24
Closing Session of Congress.

The closing session Of the Fifty
seventh Congress will convene next
Monday, and its hands are likely to
be full. Both houses will have
abundant work to do, but the chief
strain of the session will fall upon
the Senate. Not to speak of the
important domestic legislation pend
ing. much Of the time of the Senate
will be taken up with the considera-
ton Of treaty relations. Reciproc-
ity with Cuba bids fair to be a feat
ure of the work of the session.
Thus far the negotiations looking to
the adoption of a treaty have not
been very rewarding, and a special
effort to bring them to speedy is
sue has been made in the sending
Of General Bliss to Havana. The
negotiations with Columbia have
thus far been unpromislng, or at
least unfruitful, and the Secretary
of State has deemed it proper to
direct the attention of the Column
bian government to the fact that
under the Spooner amendment the
United States government is not
committed to the Panama canal
route, but may arrange for the con-
struction of q canal by the Nicarau-
gan route. There has been some
talk of an extra session being rem
dered necessary by the pressure of
work ahead, but thus far no decis-
ion to that effect has been arrived
at by the President.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-24
CrRIed Elephant Kills Keeper.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 24.-Gypsy,
big elephant belonging to Harris
Nickel Plate shows, went crazy six
miles from Valdosta and killed her
keeper, James O'Rourke. The circus
train had been in a wreck at Triton
early in the day, when several of the
animal cars were wrecked and two or
three trained horses Killed The ele-
phant Gypsy was in highly nervous
state when the train pulled out for Val
dosta, the next show point. Six miles
out from that town Gypsy became so
restless that O'Rourke entered her car
as the train stopped at small station
to try to quiet her. Immediately the
mad brute attacked the man and
crushed his life out against the side of
the car. O'ROurke for some reason did
not close the door of the car after him,
SO after killing her keeper Gypsy es-
capped to the woods. Her absence was
noted before the train left the station,
and a hunt was organized. The big
beast was shot number of times be-
fore she succumbed to rifle balls in the
breast.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-24
Earncstness in Advertising,

The first requisite to success is
earnestness. Strenuousness is the
key which unlocks the door. to the
chamber of wealth and power. A
man thoroughly imbued with the
spirit OF his business, and who
works intelligently to a purpose, is
sure to win, says the National Ad-
vertiser. This earnestness should
bristle in all ADVERTISEMENTS. But
there are advertisers who mistake
bOasting for earnestncss. r. is not
what one says he can do, but it is
what he does. The man who writes
advertisements should have faith in
the wares he offers for sale He
should believe in them, at their
prices, so greatly that he can con-
vince Others that he has bargains
for the public. Real earnostnrss is
letter than the eloquenre Of the
rhetolicii'n. Indeed, earnestne is
one Of the highest forms Of true
eloIueure. One never did ami one
never will persuade, convince. con
vert and win others, except he lie
inbued thoroughly with the spirit
Of his theme.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-24
JUDGE GRAY SUG-
GESTED ARBITRATION.

Judge Gray, chairman Of the An
thraclte Coal Strike Commission, IS
entitled to credit for first suggesting
the direct confe renee between the
mine workers and the operators, and
j. Plerpont Morgan for adding the
weigh of his sanction to the scheme.
So declared Wayne MacVeat h for.
mer Attorney General of the Unite
States. Saturday. Mr.. Mac Veagb.
who is counsel for the Erie Company
conducted long cross examination
of President Mitchell before the coal
commission. said that be had no
doubt that the approaching confer.
ence would result in agreements
mutually satisfactory to all concerned.
The conciliatory attitude Of the coal
presidents, and Of Preside mt Mitchell
and his counsel, Messrs. Darrow and
Lloyd, Mr.. MacVeagh believes, has
contributed largely to the feeling Of
harmony which seems to prevail.
According to Mr.. MacVeagh, a tel
egram written by Mr.. Baer and sign
ed by Mr.. MacVeagh was sent to
Chairman Gray on Friday, announc.
ing the approval of the propo sed con-
ferences on the part Of all the coal
who had sugg ested The ap.
pOIntment OF the commission.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-24
If EOU ARE IN DOT IsT.

Whether you have Kidney or Bladder
disease. just put some ol your urine in II
gias tuubior AID let it stand "A hours;
II u has II ScdImsnt, or milky cloudy
appearance, ii it Is rUpy or stringy, pale
or aiscolUiod, your kidneys Or bladder
u sick
OtLer serious symptOms arc pain in he
back, frequent desire TO ulinate es pecIal,y
u night, u Duinlug, sca.ding pain IN pass.
in4 anne OF when your urine stains
linen.
The ouS sure cure for disease Of the
Kidueys. Liver, Bladder and Blood,
Rheumatism Dyspepsia and Chronic
Cuustipa ion is DR.. David Kennedy 8
Favorite Remedy. 1t has cured in many
cases whore all else failed and 10 sold at
all drug stores, III two sizes. aOc aud 81. w
per bot 10.
Sample hOttlr-cnnurh for trial, free by mail. DR.,
David Kennedy Corporation, ,Rondout, N. Y
DIR. DAVID KENSEDY'S MAGIC EYE
SALNE for all Disease or Inflammation of
the Eye, 25c,
The daily Republican., 1902-11-24
A Large .,".SrIrIn sJuIit SNIP.


NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-rhc new
steamer Siberia one of the largest yes
sells thus far built in America, has
reached this port direct from the yards
OF her builders at Newport News. The
vessel, which is intended for the trans
pacific passenger trade between San
Francisco and Hongkoug by way Of
Yokohama, Nagasaki and Shanghai,
was built by the Newport News Ship
building company for the Pacific Mail
Steamship company. The vessel was
launched oct. 20 of last year and has
a displacement Of Is 600 tons. She has
Il length Of 572 feet and inches, a
beam of 63 feet and Il draft of p feet.
Her contract speed is eighteen knots,
hut with her $4,000 horsepower it Is
expected that she will be able to make
twenty knots easily.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-24
The Pope Receives Cana'inns.

ROME, Nov. 24.-The pope gave
farewell audience to Archbishop Bru-
chest of Montreal in the pontiff's pri-
vate apartment. His holiness after
ward went to the thrOnerOom, where
Canadians now in Rome, numbering
sixty, including several Protestants
from the provinces Of Ontario and Que
bee. The pope said he was delighted to
see the Canadians and gave his bene-
diction to them all. On leaving Arch.
bishop Bruchesi said, II hope to see
your holiness on my next visit to Rome
three years hence" The pope promptly
replied, 81 will wait for you"
The daily Republican., 1902-11-24
Marvellous Power for Good.

The Pennsylvania Railroad has
become to large degree the busl-
ness pulse of the country. The
moves of that corporation now in
flue1ce and govern trade III COM
mercial centres generally.
During the past year the Penn
sy" has made stupendous expansions
by ordering the expenditures of
hundreds of millions and quicken
ing business of all kinds: elevatiug
the tracks through several cities;
four tracking the system; erecting
stations and bridges, including the
greatest of all stone structures over
the Susquehanna river near Harris
burg, and preparing fCr'tho engi-
neering feat of tunnel entrance
under the river and into New York
City. These are leading steps Of
this year alone.
1t was the Pennsylvania Railroad
that inaugurated Il pension system
for its men, 10, 0O0 of whom now
draw $500. 600 year from the fund
"a step that inspired other Corpora-
tions to likewise reward faithful
employees.
1t was the "Pennsy" that advan-
ced wages from 4 to T. PER cent.
last January. and now AGAIN volun-
tarily announces another 10 PER
cent. raise for all its WAGE earDers
who receive less than 500 a month.
This increase added more than
seven million dollars Il year to the
Pennsylvania systems operating
expenses But at the same tim" it
gladdened the hears Of l7u,G5O
"Pennsy" employees, and, besides,
set an example that is being follow
ed in all quarters Of the country.
1t gave confidence in and impetus
to business that afOr Is widespread
promise for a more joyous Thanks
giving and Christmas The wage
earners in many places will realize
better conditions from tho Penn
sy's" wise step
All honor to President A. ]. Cas-
sett, Mr.. VIM. A. Patton, Vice
Presidents, Jno ?. Green, Chas. L.
Pugh, S. NJ Provost, Samuel Rca,
and the Directors Board that 50
fairly and generously did the right
thing at the right time for the com
mon veal.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-24
TO Hold Doll Sale,

The Junior Board Of the Home
opathic Hospital will have their an
nual doll sale in the New Century
Club drawing room, Friday, Deem
ber 5th, beginning at 2-p. III. Dolls
Of all kinds and sizes, fancy articles,
desirable Christmas gifts, kimonos,
household articles, aprons, jeilies,
preserves, homemade candy and
cakes will be for sale. Supper will
ha served at O'cl ock and later.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-24
ST.WTUSDANCE ssss ssnnes e"'f Fssds"aNS SGs"aE ,;
THE WAITS MAGAZINE.
A Periodical Published in England and De-
voted to Interests of Poor Children.

A Periodical Published in England and De-
voted to Interests of Poor Children.
In the November number of the
National Waits Magazine, the Or
gan Of Dr.. Barbados Homes, there
is a remarkable record OF work re-
Gently accomplished. Amongst other
items are the opening of Ever-Open
Doors at Southampton and Hull,
and the enlargement of the Home
for Incurables at Birkdale by the
addition of a second and larger
house Castillian House, Northamp-
ton, has also been converted into a
Branch Orphanage for Girls; at
Shirley, near Southampton, the
premises of the Girls Receiving
Home have been converted into an
Industrial Home for Girls, whilst
Home for Little Boys has been
opened at South Norwood. Mitten-
dorf House at EPSON has been en-
larged to give twice its original ac-
comm Odation; at Swansea a house
is being fitted as Home for Little
Bors and in North Wales another
Home is about to be opened for
Little Girls. Then at Tunbridge
Wells two adjoining houses are be-
ing converted into home for In
durable Children, and the Watts
Naval Training School in Norfolk
rapidly approaches completion. AS
regards emig grafton work. there is
likewise record, no less than 1858
lads and lasses, carefully selected
and trained, having been sent from
the overcrowded Mother Country
to the new world across the water,
where there is room and to spare
for an almost unlimited number Of
emiSrants Of the right order. a
copy will he sent gratis and post
free, to any address, on application
to the Head Offices Of the Institu-
tions, IS to rs, Stepney Causeway,
London, L.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-24
%a RAIlROAD.

Schedule in effect May II, 1902.
All trains Illuminated with Pinrscl
light.
~ Express trains
Trains leave Wilmington, Delawar,
Avenue Station. for
NEW YORK. week days. 1926, $40
30 81 a. M; 'l22l, '25s, .51s (Royal Linn.
ited). f2, 'lC,55 p. m. Sundays IS. 2. % 40
'l.S5 a. m; '25s. '51s (Royal Limited,
T.42, 'loss p. m.
PHILADELPHIA. week days, ..52s So
10. 720, 's.C9. $40. '1O53, 1857 a. m
'l2.2l, '266 Bis. a5s. '51s, Royal Limitedl
80, '7I2. go. slO55 y. m. Sundays, 1925.
f.2O. $50, '9.40. 1858. 'l135 a. m; .z.5G, 43O.
]19 (Royal LimitedD, SIS, .742, S6s, .1O5s
o. m.
Chester week days. $50 '6B, 72a .soA
$40. 'lO53. 1857 a. M; as. A5s, $40 .742.
900. 'lO55 p. m. Sundays, 72O, $50, - 40
10 So, III 30 a. m: 4.3O. 6.35. 'I42, $50. 1o.ss
.. m.
Atlantic City, week days, 's.45 and ss.4o
=. M, 'lS.2l, '2.bG and '5.1s p. IN. (Royal
Limited Sundays 7.20 a. M, s5.19 D, m.
(Koyal Limt.d.)
Cape May and Ocean City, week days
'6.45 a. m, 1855 p. IN. Sundays 7.2O a.
IN, '2.56 p. m.
Sea Isle City, week days, s6.45 q. M.
'26f p. IN. Sundays '5.26 a. M, 1855 D.
Baltimore and Washington, week days.
ala, S04 'l1.3l 4. M: rA. 200, $40.
ASP, 1920 Royal .imited), a.01, 30 13 o,
m. Sundays, H14 'B.04 n. m; 'l24 s2Oa.
40. $50 (Royal Limited. '3ol, 'lo.ls
.. m.
Baltimore and way stations, week days.
Ib5 a. m: $50 y. m, Sundays, sos q. M:
LH p. m.
Newark. week days. Hh. SIS. 'soA
rl3l a. m; '124. g. 80. "45.. a1l. "sG D nj.
Sundays. 4l4 1904, 906 a. m; sl2A, 5u
1882. 'S.O1 p. m.
Pittsburg, week days, go. 4. m; '453
'10la p. m. Sundays. 1904 a. m: $40,
'lol3 p m.
Chicago. daily. "sO4 Il. m; % 40 p. M
Cincinnati and st. Louis. H.A - mt
'!.24, 'l0l3 p. m, daily.
Singerly accommodation. week days.
SIS II. m: $50. 6l2 p. n. Sundays, GS T.
m 5.37. 1872 p m.
Landenberg accommodation. week days,
is2 .. m.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOR
Baltimore. week days. 250 p. m.
LandenSerg. week days. $40 .. m 80
$50 o. m. Sundays. $40 q. m. ; $50 D. m
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA For VIII.
mington, week days. % IS. $50, s7a0, 1000
80 IS a. M; 'l25o. T.s7, 2l5. "a0S. al1
500. IS 30. '64s tRoyal LAmit"dl, 500, $780,
126. 1885, '11.sSp. m. Sundays. '3ss. 1So
800, 10 %. a. m; $3.50. "1.37, 21s. .3O, 4B,
'b4S CRoyal Lmited). $50. 7.2& 'a3S, 1880
Q. m.
Royal Limited" is composed exclu.
hvely Of Pullman parlor. observation and
dining cars. No extra fare except regu.
lar Pullman charge.
Delmarvia Telephone No. 1s3.
Rates to Western points lower than vis
any other line.
H. A. MILLER. Passenger Agent, VIII
mington. Del.
D. B. MARTIN. Manager Of PasssnEss
tzfu0a
The daily Republican., 1902-11-24
Selection of Archbishop Postponed.

ROME Nov 24-The decision of the
propaganda regarding the appointment
of new archbishop of Chicago to fill
the vacancy caused by the death Of
Archbishop Fcehan has been post
poned, principally on account Of OBJ
jectious received from several Ameri-
can bishops concerning the doctrines
held Ly Bishop Spalding. 1t has now
been decided that the question shall
be discussed at the meeting of the
propaganda on Dec. IS. Bishop Spald
ing continues to be considered the most
likely candidate for the post.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-24
MAE Antnraus 10 lIrnt

A reunion Of civil war veterans
Will be held in the rooms of Smyth
Post, at Third and Market streets,
this evening. The meeting will be
held for the purpose of arou,ing in
terest in tho & A. X and increas-
ing its membership. Addresses viii
he made by Department Command
er John A. Garner. Of Smyrna,
Captain Peter b. Ayars, of this city
and others,