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New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

part in the drag hunt held the north country
of Nassau County this afternoon.
A heavy downpour Of rain. which fell a short
time before the start from the Meadow Brook Club.
made gallopnS at a fast pace rather difficult and
the line extended over some stfr hunting coun-
try. the time made over the eight mile course was
creditable
Among those in the saddle Mrs Adolf Laden
burg on Blonde iIilda who for the first time this
season repeatedly refused to iump and nearly
threw the rider from the saddle; Mrs. James l..
Ntrno'nah on Narlock. Mrs Maxwell Stevenson,
G2mpaignsr OF the Long island field, Samuel VIII
lytS, on frcCkleS; W. Scott Cameron the acting
~ r H.. on Tartan; Singleton Van Schaick. a
nay hunter, Mr and Mrs. W. y Dykman and Mrs.
+: telIistcr. In traps were August Belmont tr..
heodore Havemeyer. Miss E,lythe Nichols. Mrs.
W. scott cameron, Mrs. Albert Pease. MIR. and
Mrs. r. Livingstone Beekman Maxwell Stevenson
Mrs ; D. Ripley. Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock
Garden city Hotel colony
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

used to be Bcn Holidays private property lie
Won n IN lss1. lNN and 1889
pion Steeplcchase IL ne had NOT fallen at the sec-
ond hedge near the finish. won the October Steepe-
mile had been run. and maintaining mis- advantage
despite Mt. HohoWay's hard ride on the second
morse. Inspector stevens quit badly when pressed
One Of the most amazing bursts of spee5 ever
seen on racetrack Was shown by ". G. Whit
nsy Dr MacBrds hly, ieonora Loring. IN the
al aee handlcap. The nLy was on the far outside
ano. after breaking evenly with her field shot 10
the 'front.' with such lghtninelike speed that she
vas eleht lengths away from the nearest horse al
the end Of four furloncs. She tired bit Al the
nnish. but SO electric had been her speed that at
the wire she was fFe lengths ahead of francesca
the second horse. Though The track was not fast
the nllys time was % only quarter Of a second
over the track record. The start Was moor Safira
being practically left al the post F'' '
u Cochran had been riding With the deliberate
Intention of causing the defeat Of Brunswick in
ter adapted 10 such purpose. Brunswick openes
st even money. and went up 10 10 ! and II 10 ;
the winner '
Colonel James F. Pepper SAYS he uiu sell h,s
the season is over and will retire taro,ara51
a. least from the turf This viii give soneboS,, y
cnhnCS 70 secure tAeotertl 5 services and J. B
gin W c whitney ana A Featherstone are likely
10 be among the bidders. s''
A race between Hermis and McChesney is mos.
unlikely. as the Mestchester Racing Association
has received no proposition the subject T-,a
time is quite too short for such ARRANGEMENT 10
Odom and OConnor were fined 500 each for mis-
behavior before the third race. Landry and Martin
were fined $50 each.
The many friends of C J. Fitzgerald who has
been an with typhoid fever. viii rejoice 10 hear
that he Is able 20 be out again. He viii leave New
cnperate before going South 10 do the starting at
New-Orleans
FIRST RAcE-THE FIFTH OCTOBER sTEEPLECHAsE
HANDICAP: sears and over, about 2's miles.
81 Betting p
c. sohNarz's eh 2. Iudse Phillips by
a =
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
SIR THOMAS GRATTF7ED.
PLEASED At PROMPT ACCEPTANCE OF
HIS CHALLENGE

London oct 1S-Sir Thomas Upton. in con-
versation with representative of The Associ-
ated Press to-day. said:
Il wish YOU would say how gratihed /
the acceptance of the challenge for another
series of races for the Americas Cup The lack
Of formalities accompanying it. with the prompt
and cordial answer of the New-York Yacht
club. was one of the most satisfactory signs of
the pleasant relations now existing in connec-
ton with Cup challenges"
Sir Thomas displayed great interest in the
dispatches announcing the personnel of the de-
fendlng syndicate and the reports regarding the
design of the defender He seemed in
citheu 10 believe the HerreShOffS were not likely
10 turn out faster boat than the Columbia
Regarding Shamrock III. the barOnet said he
coulu not quite announce the date of her launch
ing but he hoped she would be fifteen minutes
faster than Shamrock IL
AL Dumoarton. Scotland a representative of
Inc Associated Press Informed from an
authoritative source that the reports that
aluminium would be used in the construction
JUST ABOUT ten times more aluminium used in the
new challenger than the case with sham
rock H.
Inc reports regarding the new boats smaller
vust diSo turn out to be incorrect. She is
Shamrocks
one of those connected with the construction
OF Shamrock Ill said
ou cannot beat the Columbia with a cheap
podL. Even To equal her costs more than most
yachtSmen care TO expend"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

make a fitting climax To- successful season The
athletes have come out in numbers To wind up
the that has been for them the finest i'm the
sport for many years In the spruts are entered
Kent, Crrgan, Sayles Peabody Gocrwtz and Ium-
mis-. in the distance runs, Farrell. Carr, Hrifer,
Corley and Donol have entered. i'm the broad
jump. Mcdonald and Mayue. of the New-Hork
Athletic club, and Beecher of the Greater New
York Irish Athletic Association. will be near
scratch Flanagan Mitchell Sheridan and Mctar-
thy have entered the two weight contests. The five
mile special invitation race will he between New
ton New York Athletic club. Joyce. of the Pas
times. Farrell. Star Athletic club and Todd OF the
Union Settlements. Resides this there will he a
game of hurlinS between the Meaghers. the cham
pons of America, and the Days Of Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
TROUBLE OVER BOSTON TEST.
A CONTROVERSY ABOUT THE RECORDS
PROTEST MADE To LOCAL CLUB.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE rEIRUNE.l

tBY TELEGRAPH To THE TEIRUNE.l
Stamford, Conn. oct. 1S.-It. was learned here
this afternoon that there IS trouble among the
contestants in the recent automobile reliability run
between New-York and Boston. s. NJ. Butler. sec
rctary OF the Automobile Club of America, finds
himself IN the midst Of an angry teapot tempest.
Mutual accusations have been made by operators
and observers who seek cups. and result
Mr.. Butler has written the various who
acted as observers and requested them 10 submit
1fdavits Of what they saw on the run.
Each OF the automobiles In the run carried an
official observer Il his duty to record in a
notebook the time IF arriving and leaving the
various controls. and also the time duration and
nature of every stop made route. Stops made
for tire repairs take off points. " hen
the officials came TO look the Observers books
they discovered that there were number OF clean
scores. They were somewhat surprised al this
ard their surprise increased when some of the
cup claimants began peach others. Some
Of the operators and observers declared that others
had stopped 10 make repairs but by jacking up the
that tire repairs were being made, had deceived
the officials.
clean score machines We're stopped going down
hill TO permit Of repairs while the grade caused
addition tnet machines we're driven at a speed OF
thirty or forty miles hour until approaching
machine arrived the Boston control far ahead
course 70 XIII time There are other instances de
scrihed of time killing methods. the necessity for
of these complaints apply cup claimants and
in order 10 get the facts. and make just
award possible. Mr.. Butler is calling for ahl-
Frederick Moores. Of this city. observer on Mr,
or arother. entered by MeachIy Brothers, Of this
Cltv have been requested 20 forward afhdavits ~
what they saw. There was no official surveillance
ui Iu, Observers. They We're all put on their
honor. II is alleged that some Of them have er
ron"ously returned clean scores by connivins at
infFtctonS or the rules described ABOVE.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
CYCLING.
E1.Krs AND BALD DOING GOOD WORK IN
PARIS-TO ENTER SIX DAY
RACE AS TEAM.

.Ifarrv" EIkes. Eddie" Bald and the other
American riders who went to Paris a month ago
70 compete I'm a series of races with the foreign
cbarnpions have been successful beyond their
pectatious Fixes IN "A letter friend in this
CITY stated that Sunday. October p. ar Paris. he
defaated Jimmy Michael and Bouh0urs. the
French middle distouc. champion pace follower. IN
dftv iliIouetre In ~ minutes and - seconds.
which is az tho rate II forty-hvc miles an hour
Flkes also states that tho day Eddie
Raid defeated JacQueiu. the champion sprlnter, in
straight heats Fixes SAYS Bald IS riding TN his
old FORM and will surprise his friends by his mar
W llous bursts Of speed when he rides here this
winter. Fixes and Bald viii compete team tn
the six day bicycle race To he held In Madison
Square Garden. beginning ON December :
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
NOTES FROM COLUMBIA.
ELECTION OF INTERCOLLEGIATE TENNIS
OFFICERS.

These officers of the Columbia Track Association
have been elected for this year. President NJ H.
Dodge. grandson Of the late Marcellus Hartley
secretary. J. \. TAYLOR; mana ger E. Staunen; as
sstant manager. Nicholas W. Muller and captain
o. NJ. Bishop.
Coumbias basketball officers for this season
are: President r. g Megrue; vice-president' l. -
Hendrckson: secretary. T. H. Allen: manager w;
r. Allen; assistant manager H. \. Fisher anu
captain, II. II. Elias. -.
The intercollegiate Tennis Association has tiectt
ed these officers for the coming year: PItsiI''.
w J. Clothier. OF harvard. vice-president, j. -, -
Wright. Princeton. secretary, \. F. IIluI ~ !,
Columbia. and delegate 10 the National ie'iii'9
Association. H. A Plummer. OF Yale
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

concerning the plans for the building OF oe-
fender for the Americas Cup until the return %
Commodore Ledyard from Newport, where ne has
been quite I'll for nearly two weeks
Immediately after the acceptance or the hiS4 hoSS4i
Ulster Yacht Clubs challenge on THURSDAY hIs'r;, hs;
Fleet Captain William Butler Duncan. Jr Wg,s.s.
to Newport 10 visit the commodore ana 10 1u.s
inform him the result of the meetIlS. 80
being nine members of the challenge commit tlee,
and Commodore Ledyard being its chaInaan' ',tii 1ti
other eight have agreed. il is said. TO Wall 80
the commodore RECEIVERS sufficiently 10 pressure
a meeting To arrange the details of the coiii"'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
SEl SPORTS ANDA(7a
RNDRtCREATIONGz7jIz:55.z.,1' 90

staP ls' GOOD 5 94Sa Driving ~ ~ as isasa T Tine = an
SECOND RACE-2 yesr-olds: last ~ furlonss of the
Has'ings,-,F -Fiaes. Ii4..........-ssinasrl q -
Sweet Alice. iIl.....-......... smith, l5l q
IA a5sfr9l a25a ~ % ana a6 il 80 70 % & ana II Z a. % IL
lakl - 10 and ~ 70 J. PRIDE Of Galore III t@gt t.
Seoto. III ,odom 10 and TO l. Mount Nisoo. ioS
Inerney), 30 20 and 10 Guy Tark oa do~sen'. -
sni % j: knight 8 Goid les cocfran1 T. and
Sissy 100 M les laS to ana 80 To- l. Fa,urita l05
,S y, and nd 80 90 to ana n Mari l3 us5 bene -, R ~ To-
4P4 as e .o4 also RAJ" start fair Easily by Ia Lengths
THIRD RACE Handicap: all ages; last C's flrlonEs Of
" c whi,neys b, f. I.eonora I>.ring by
Ir Msci,iaf Ie oyden' B. no co,4Tan q, -
Dublin. l2e I1aadry} to and 70 >. Igai,eri i' l2o
> captain Arnold % Martin, 20 to and 70 !; -.
R9T G9 easS i SSfeTn led 1 s55 10 40 and 70 & s & En,F @
1s6eai. 70 70 . .swss, Bniie s. n Joensol.
ana TTaos RshsFd ,,5r = dIsadSs3 10, . ana e 80
.,'oupIei betting +Courled ,n betting
fotTa Sis last HI5T! fardnr 8 IH M WIZ ME-
James GalWay's b Msltonian. by
Melton -Argenta .oI}edferr1 90 10
grey Friar. Turner Il-5 -
iis MaIil4 & o@ 70 a1 Saq % 20 i Fiyns Jt6 , az H.
ara y 10 and Engenia Burch lla ,oiou, and
sens ais2 I Rur SSts fnsej sa se TynF , ny @ 5a
FIFTH RAcE-TiiE EIGHTH MUNICIPAL. HANpI-
.ig5rd by Great T6m@Neiite Tan 3
!a'eT Rain s5 10 s45s5H'
Start eood Easily by i. lengths Zine 500.
occupied in betting
SIXTH RACE Selling: 3 years and over: mile and
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
wHEEL,rEN ~ OPPOSITION.

The mail vote for the election Of officers for the
NeW-York State Division. League OF American
Wreelmeu, is now In progress For the urSt time
In years two tickets are la the field and unusual
interest is being manifested The regular ticket
f. headed bv q. j. Ohormaycr. OF brooklyn. and
the independent Icy Joseph bgtman. OF New York
The former expects reelection on his record.
which the independents claim. is "a record of such
reason why they should Doe chosen The voting will
continue for ten days
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

confined exclusively 70 motor cycles The start
viii he made from Bedford Rest Brooklyn. at Q
o'c,ock thus giving all participants an opportunity
n vote Tho Valley Stream-Amttyville course will
There will he fast and a slow division the
minimum time being six hours and the maximum
ton hours r r. Noskovics. No. l26 Liberty-St,
New-York. is the chairman nf the committee. and
Is receiving the entries.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

70 70 l. won Frank Bsll ia Oyaldol ; 70 J. second;
Lady Strathmore. 1l5 u)ae) 10 / thlta I!he l;Io4
~. three-siNteenth miles,
Crrfs "a N.eeltl TO Linden Ella loj tScullyb,
=, s.rars. Eacchus. Gulor-l 70 ? third Time.
3.Oiiz .--,---, ,.-.,,.-. a,
,ylaiI0l 10 won. Pyrrho l03 tFaUnter9yl. . 20 /.
second KISS Quick, 9" 'Ne~iyl 70 l. NlId- Tine
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Chinchilla Muffs SIS, $50 and SIS. Collars $40
500 10 SI25. MufierS. Florentines and Victorines,
$50 to S225. {. c. Shayne, Manufacturer, 4lst
to 42d SITS. Bet B'way & 9th Ave-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
REJOICE OVER TEST.
FOR FUTURE RELIABILITY
TESTs-TO MONTREAL NEXT YEAR.

Manufacturers, owners Of automobiles and en-
thuslasts over the horseess vehicle continue 20
rejoice over the remarkably successful test con-
Quoted by the Automobile Club Of America
which ended in this city Wednesday. The
committee in charge Of the run to Boston and
return is expected to get 10 work in earnest to-
morrow on the specifications records and
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

FIELD Trials FOR BEAGLES.

ESTATES OF ". c. WHITNEY AND HIS SON
WILL BE THE SCENE OF THE CLUB MEET.
Hampstead Long Island oct. IS CSpeciaD-Much
interest is being manifested among breeders of
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
uOT0R CYCLE CONTEST.

FI-AN9 FOX \ ONE HUNDRED MILE RUN on
NOVEMBER !
The Ne"-fork Motor Cycle Club has arranged
ior an open century run for Election Day Novem-
Der 4 which NIL be the first of the sort ever
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
ATHLETICS.

GREATER. NEw-YoRK L a 4 TO HOLD
FINAL OUTDOOR GAMES TODAY
Thr fall games OF the Greater New York Irish
Athletic Association at Celtic Park to-day will
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

CROSS COUNTRY RIDE AT HEMPsrEAD
Hampstead Long Island oct. Is (speciap-Twen-
ty-threc cross country rG=rs aad large tollo"ihs
of the devotees Of the sport traps and carts TOOK
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Japan Dyed Fox Muffs, S. $40, sas Boas. ss
up & { Shayne, Manufacturer, 4Ist 42d Sts
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

PLANS FOR DEFENDER
At the New-York Yacht Club last night IL was
said that nothing definite would be made public
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

G. schNsrz's en- r. Judge Phillips bv
Georgetown Aunt cal . a., -. fIssrr,, C5
hark Forward. Z. ls2. ..--.... .tFIolloWasp -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
one-half furlongs Of withers

3 Bar L. Due c.....-........ Jos
: Amur .-..-.-........ ..lO3
; Queen rnfVal...........l ln3
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

A6jdau-no. :. 145 .......-..-G G. Johnson L -
Inspector Stevens. l57 Mara, and / 'a = AIS. ''
start g10c. Driving by length. Time al
SECOND RACE-2 yesr-olds; last ~ furlougs II the
Eclipse Course
La Junta tribune., 1902-09-24
M... r,.in to re....

On July Ist the Colorado &
Southern Railway made further
improvements, in their service
between Colorado and Texas by
putting on another daily fast train,
carrying standard Pullman sleep.
ers, cafe cars and first class coach
es between Denver and For,
Worth. also Pullman sleeper be-
tween Denver and Memphis,
Tenn, via Amarillo and the Choc-
taw, Oklahoma & Gull Ry., offer
ing the only service between Colo.
RADIO and the Oklahoma and lndi-
an Territories without charge oi
cars.
Ask any Colorado & Southern
railroad ticket agent for folder. oil
write T. K. Fisher. General Pas.
senger Agent, Denver, Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1902-09-24
Beware OF oi0tmsnts Tor Cstsrrh
that Contain Mercury.

as mercury vii! surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when en-
terirg II through the mucous sur
faces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do is ten fold to
the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by +. J. Choney &
Co.. Toledo, Ohio, contains no
mercury. and is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. In
buying Halls Catsrrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine. Ii is
taken internally and made in To-
iedo, Ohio, by f. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists. price 75c per
bottle.
Halls family pills are the best.
La Junta tribune., 1902-09-24
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
Assessment. Raised From Twenty five
to One Hundred Per Cent.

The county commissioners have
been is session several davs this
month as board OF equalization,
and IT is very evident that the
members came to the conclusion
that they were in need OF more
money. At least most of the bust.
ness men in the county received a
notice from the county clerk last
week tHat their assessments had
been raised in amounts varying
from twenty-five to 100 per cent
The notices were not received
with very good grace, and although
they stated that the board would
be in session on the 18TH and 18th
to hear complaints not very many
people availed themselves OF the
opportunity TO register kick,
probably deciding TO play wait.
ing game and take their revenge
out on the commissioners II they
should ever happen to run for
Office again. That's human ma.
ture. One of the most notable
features in the raise in the assess.
ment is the fact that the two demo.
cratic members OF the board are
solely responsible, the republican
member being very busy las, week
attending the republican state
convention IN Denver. II the
commissioners are entitled to any
credit in making the raise it
should rebound wholly to the two
democratic members, for they
alone are entitled to all the honor
and glory.
The newspapers suffered nota-
bly,, the valuations OF most OF them
being nearly doubled. but as most
of the proprietors are in the Van
derbilt class so far as wealth is
concerned 1t would be very incon-
siderate on their part to make. per
sonal warfare upon any member
of the board. Let us all remem-
ber that there is a hereafter, and
that in the end even the devil will
get his just dues.
Owing to the fact that the state
board of equalization refused to
raise the assessment made on rail
road and corporate property, the
assessors of the state, at meeting
held in Denver, decided and
agreed to make d horizontal re
duction Of twenty per cent in the
valuation Of all other property
that had been assessed for the year
1901. The original assessment
was made on a basis OF thirds
OF the full cash value, and is sub
ject to a reduction of twenty per
cent. including the figures quoted
La Junta tribune., 1902-09-24
pisesrds for Sale.

Placards are for sale at the
TRIBUNE Office, at the rate of FIVE
cents each. which read as follows:
For Sale.
Lodging.
For Rent.
Boarding.
No Smoking.
Dressmaking. =
No Hunting Allowed.
Boarding by Day or Week.
Extracts from the laws required
to be posted by boarding house
keepers if they would protect
themselves against dishonest
patrons
La Junta tribune., 1902-09-24
nosiee Tor pvbiiestion.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has hl~d notice
Of his intention to make final proof in sup
he made before Clerk District Court. ns Ia
Junsa. Colo, ON Ocfofrr Il. igc Viz: Dan
lei W Rrunk. FL z. No. t2.Su for the SW1,
Sec. $. T. AS. r. IS ".
He name. the follow ing ~isnes-r~ to prov.
hi. continuoas residence upon sud cultiya-
tioa Of said land. viz. william Eertiw Cha.
H. AIIen. James Hireen. Prank r. Lewis. All
OF Ii Junta. Colo.
r. GORDON REGISTER.
Fir~f qualifications September I. f0c
Last publicAfion Ocfofer =. ISn1
La Junta tribune., 1902-09-24
ATTEST

On the. dny Of f.......,...........A A. d.
lp..... for ,aln- received. the city on La
Innta ia tn. county of Ofero and state Of
Colorado. will pay To the bearer TWENTY
1--WE DoLLAEs in gold coin of the United
States of Americn, at the Office of the city
treasurer in the said city or ut the banking
house of kountze Brothers in the city and
state of New York. L. :. A, at the option of
the hoider. being six months interest ON its
La Junta tribune., 1902-09-24
o,s,..ne No. 80.

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE
"A contraction OF All ind.,bsssiD--. by the
cit, of La Junta, Colorado. and upon the
credit thereof, by the issuance of the nego-
table coupon bond. Of said city for the pnr-
ps>. Of exs~pding the prc~rus waser system
Of said cit, and the construction of a suit
abb. .,.tem for further supplying water to
said city.
lie 1t ortiain~d by the Cit, Council Of the City
of La Juita, Colorado;
sSoTioS !. That for the parpo-e Of EXTEND
lug the water system Of said city aud the
construction Of u suitable system for further
supplying water to said city for irrigation
aud other municipal purposes by gravity
pressure, the Cit, Of La junta contract mn
Indebtedness. ia the sum of Dne Hundred
1hoti-and Dollars ttiO.ODl by the issuance
of the negotiable coupon bonds of said ciiy
ia tn. said amount "a. hereinafter provided: !:
Hundred ,Itpl bonds, b,ifnber rcd from Onc ~
to Dpe hiinared tiUy) inclusive. for the sum
Of One ihou>abd Dollar. 5000 each that
they bear date Dciobrr l-t. A. d. lir., lie
absolutely due aud in, able Fifteen Ia years
from The date thereof and r'-sie.tnabi- ut the
option oil the said city after Ten i01 year.
| from >aid date that they IL. Iay able in gold
coin of the Unlfsd state. of America of the
present standar Ut wong ht and hiscB-~. that
they bear Interest at the rate OF Five I-rr
cyntum - l-;r c-ntuin} I~.r nnuufn. pa, able
| of each year uutii paid; that both principal
and interest ts- payable az the once OF the
city treasurer said cat, st the bankin.
hon-e of kotiii'sr brother ia the city Of New
York ut the option Of the holders thcrcOf
! respectively.
SECTION s. That said bonds shall lie .ealesi
with the corporate seal of the -nid city, br
.ixn-d by til. mayor and ntre.ted by the clerk
and et,unter>ign.d by the TREASURER of said
CITY, aud each bond shall have attached
thereto Thirty l'b' coupons nuintsercd from
One ~ to Thirty fsDi inclusive. earh repre-
seutii,s n semi -nnnuni iBstaiineuf OF Interest
upon the bond to which 1t Is attached aud
securing the payment. of the interest a- II
| accrue-; that said coupons shall bear the
\ signature of the treasurer of said city. either
orig tnnI or IN fac -sitnile aud the number of
| the bond To which they are attached and
said coupon. " hen ~ executed and delivered
! parts of said bond. shall lie the Law frii
/ obligation. of said city securing the payment
( of said Interest Ia the hands of all persons to
whom they may come.
| SECTION That the form Of said bonds
aud coupons shall he substantially as follows.
| to wit:
Form of Bondl
La Junta tribune., 1902-09-24
INDIGESTION,

is the cause of more discomfort than amy
other ailmeuf. II you eat the things that
you want. and that are good for you. YOU
are DISTRESSED AeksS's oyspspsts Tablets
will make your digestion perfect and pre-
able symptoms. You can safely eat any
thing, Mt any time, IL you take one Of these
tablets afterwnrd- Sold by all druggists
under positive guarantee. s5 cents. Money
refunded IL you arc not satisfied. Send TO
us for free sample. ". H. HooKER . Co
Buffalo. n. Y. For sale by T. c. Coitmnn.
Ph. @.
La Junta tribune., 1902-09-24


The board heard complaints
several days last week and made
the following reductions:
r. II. Hilfiker reduced from
81. 500 to $3.50.
H. |. Maxwell reduced from
1850 to $3.50.
Price Draper Clothing Com pany
reduced from sII,2So to sIo,75o.
Price & Lance reduced from
81. 500 to s6,75o
]. w. Phenicie reduced from
81. 500 to 81, 900.
T. w. Ragsdale reduced from
81, 100 to S2,o
Wilson Hardware and Furniture
Company reduced from $3.50 to
s2,75o.
S. p. Hawkins & Co, reduced
from So. goo to So. goo
Rocky Ford Hardware Com.
pany reduced from $1,000 to
$1,000.