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La Junta tribune., 1902-11-12
THERE is another new fake ad

THERE IS another new fake ad-
vertising scheme in town. Most
everybody "bit" and even the city
council invested SIo. The"scheme"
is little folder giving information
concerning the city Of La Junts
that any newspaper man in the
burg could have gotten out in
better shape and given more in
formation. The schemer sold the
pamphlet at the rate Of one cent
per each, or $40. per thousand.
They did not cost over t7. so per
thousand at the outside, the
schemer cleaning up 81. so on the
deal for each thousand ordered.
He probably made = profit Of Sroo
for . few hours actual work, all Of
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-12

The thing that excites interest
interest in an establishment will
be the thing to do in advertising.
The man who makes his store
popular must do SO by advertising.
There are many ways IN which
this can be done and the most de-
sirable way is that which gives the
largest number OF people the best
impression OF the store in the
shortest space OF time. The one
who does it by using space in the
paper gets large audience, but
unless the talk is interesting and
the tone right the results will not
be such as the merchant had
hoped. The only way to be sure
OF results is to select some way to
advertise and do it well. Keep at
it until the accomplishment is sat-
isfactory.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-12
ss.ses ~e.sssss,ss.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following sAmed seestes has hied Bosies
Of his iht<nfioA TO make Anal proof in sup
I-ort Of his casin. aud that aid prs.ul vill s.
made hefoee elrsk district court. Irinidsd.
Colo. o. necamher Il, iSE Sis- Euxenio
soushuesa quarter. sseeioa suessy7
so~nsAip skirsy-shree south. rsass afsy-
three Sesf sr =
He nams. sh~ folio - ing witness TO psovs
his Continuous r<sid-aoe usoa and eulsiva.
tion Of kaiA iAnd. viz: Juan Il. NoyA- Il
Trinidad. Colo. Rafael yeiiArde. Of Trinidad.
Colo. Jo.rpA Like, II Troy, Colo Tosisio
Gonxales. of Troy. Colo.
J. K GORDON. Register.
Rir.t pohtieAtioa- October z, iNe-
Last pubIicafion NosssnheP -. fAR-
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-12
PrApopY's majority in Mama

PEABopy's majority in Mama
nola was 81, but Beatty carried his
home precinct by majority OF
rI4. 1t seems that in Otero
county il is the man and not
politics that cuts the most ice.
Another instance of this is the fact
that Stimson carried Fowler by a
majority of II, while Brown, the
republican candidate for county
commissioner, carried his home
precinct by majority of So.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-12

WE are in receipt OF an invita-
ton to attend the quarto-conten-
NAL celebration to he held at the
state university in Boulder, No
vember 18th 18th and 18th. II
will be one OF the notable occur
rences in the educational history
Of Colorado. Twenty FIVE years
ago the present main building was
erected and the institution opened
with a small attendance OF stu
dents. These students were chiefly
in the preparatory department.
Now there are thirteen buildings
and an enrolment OF $50 students
in the university proper, with 400
in the state preparatory school,
which is now separately organized
with buildings and grounds OF its
own. The university has shown a
steady and healthy growth from
its foundation up to the present
time.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-12

IT is reported that the demo
Gratis are talking OF contesting the
election OF w. b. Goblin, candi.
date elect to the fourteenth gen
eral assembly, on account OF "gross
frauds" When J. w. Beatty, his
democratic opponent. was in
formed of the fact, he wanted to
know whether it was necessary to
secure his consent or approval be-
fore inaugurating a contest, and
upon being informed that 1t was
declared that the contest would
never be made. He did not want
the Office under any circumstances
or conditions, and could not under
stand why the democrats were SO
anxious to elect him to Office. "It
is we'll knewn fact" said he,
chat | voted for Mckinley both
times, and | don't think | am much
of a democrat nohow." sr
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-12

The democratic oracle OF the
Rocky Ford Tribune says: "Beaty
felt certain OF election-so certain
that the essential points Of the
campaign were overlooked" The
Essential point" was that Beatty
refused to be held up by the news
paper men as he was two years
ago. He declared at that time
that his position was like that OF
Christ on Calvary-between TWO
thieves.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-12
In order to offset the monume,

In order to offset the monumen-
tai democratic frauds in Arapahoe
county during the recent election,
the followers of Jefferson are now
making a great hue and cry about
the frauds committed in Ell Paso,
Huerfano and Otero counties.
The fact OF frauds having been
committed in Otero county on
election day IS great news to the
people resident within the county.
The only frauds we have yet heard
OF were committed in Precinct No.
19, East Holbrook, where the
polls were kept open for an hour
after closing time in order that
four belated democrats might have
an opportunity to vote. One bal
lot in that precinct was marked,
al hereby vote the straight ]. w.
McClain ticket" and the demo-
cratic judges insisted that it should
be counted and it was. The intent
Of the voter was plain. In fact.
there were a good many democrats
that did hot know that anybody
was running for Office except Jim
McClain. at least, no one of any
consequence.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-12

LAS ANIMAs county has lost its
prestige IS the banner democratic
county Of the state. At the recent
election it went republican from
top to bottom by majority Of
nearly 500. II seems that in order
to insure democratic majority it
is necessary that that old-t
democratic warhorse, Senator Ba-
fela, be candidate. He has been
a democratic senator from Las
Animas county since the year one,
and is at present a senatorial hold
over.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-12

which sum went hence to return
NO more. The city council will
probably invest next in a rubber
stamp to print their letter heads
and envelopes with aud thereby
cheat the poor printer some more.
We hope there is hereafter
there ought to be for some people.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-12

The majority against "Bill
Bucklin" in Otero county was I772,
instead OF 777, as given in the
table in our last issue. There were
737 votes tor the amendment and
1000 against. So.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-12

CLARK. for justice OF the peace,
and Melvin for constable, both re-
ceived the same number OF votes.
but Melvin's majority was I7+ as
against I6I for Clark.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-12

ROCKY FORD IS still the banner
republican town OF Otero county.
Peabody's majority in that burg
at the recent election was I73, and
in La Iunta an even 90.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-12

"CoLoRApo REDEEMED" was a
favorite headline with the country
newspapers of the state last week.
Let us all hope that the sentiment
is prophetic of new conditions.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-12

DURING the official count an
error OF 50 votes in Mrs. Grenfell's
favor was discovered. Mrs.
Brandt's majority over Mrs. Gren-
fell in the county, however, was
All.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-12
WEDNESDAY. NOV. IL, 1904.

THREE OF the candidates on the
republican ticket had a majority
of over 400 in Otero county
Cowie 4o1 Holmberg 4oz, and
Miller 4I6.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-12

PEABODY had the largest num-
ber OF votes in Otero county,
but Miller, the candidate for at
,orney general, had the largest ma
ioritY-.I6.
La Junta tribune., 1902-11-12
esss,.es cssa-

court convened Monday morning.
with n. Walter Dixon on the
bench The civil docket is quite
lengthy, and there are about a
dozen criminal cases. two OF them
being on a charge Of assault to
kill. Most, of Monday was taken
up with the setting OF cases for
the term. as follows:
People VS.. Ed West-Assaul, to
kill; arraisned; plead not guilty;
trial set tor November 18th At
9 a. m. .... ....-
People VS.. John Doe. a Mexi-
can-Horse stealing; set for trial
November rath at 10 a. m.
People VS.. McCIeiland Elliott
Bicycle stealing; plead not guilty;
set for trial November r2th At 4
p. m.
People VS.. Board Of County
Commissioners-CIsim for portion
of interest on delinquent taxes;
Judgment rendered for plaintiff in
the sum of SI.I7s. 90 with costs.
People VS.. Mary Macy-Grand
larceny; out on bond; bond for
feited; capias issued for defendant.
People VS.. Lee Morgan-Crimi-
nal assault; plead not guilty; set
for trial November nth at p. m.
People VS.. William Bartlett
Larceny; plead guilty; sentenced
to state reformatory at Buena
Vista. This is the young man
who stole suit of clothes from
Santa Fe fireman in the La Junta
Hotel, and while trying TO make
his escape from Night Marshal
Rose was shot in the foot.
People VS.. Bob White-Assault
to kill; plead not guilty; trial set
for November I7th at 9 a. m. The
defendant is the man who shot MIR.
Voorhees, in the Fairmount couu-
try few weeks ago. the latter re.
covering from the effects of his
injuries.
People VS.. Edward Mcpherson
Robbery; defendant discharged
on motion of the district attorney
on the ground that witnesses had
left the country and that il would
be impossible to secure a convic-
ton.
People VS.. Burton ]. Ward
Assault with deadly weapon;
case dismissed on motion OF the
district attorney on the ground
that vital witnesses had left the
country and that the prosecution
would be unable to secure a con
viction. Ward is Santa Fe
brakeman who made an assault
upon a fellow brakeman, during
an alteration, with stove poker.
He was discharged from custody
some time ago.
Matte ElinoIe Lackey VS..
Robert l.. Lackey-Divorce; set
for trial Wednesday. November
I9th. This is Rocky Ford case,
in which there is demand for
500, 900 alimony involved The case
will probably occupy two days.
People VS.. Charles Persiheld
and Dant Bolinger Larceny OF
goods from Santa Fe freight car;
arraigned; plead guilty; sentenced
to state reformatory at Buena
Vista.
People VS.. B. Robinet,e-Lar.
ceny of cattle; defacing brand, etc.
Information filed.
In the case of People VS.. Abram
Johnson and Henry Apt, both of
whom were bound over to keep the |
peace, the defendants were dis
charged.
Judge Dixon announced that
the civil docket would be called
Thursday. November 18th, at 9 |
a. M, at which time all civil suits
will be set for trial or otherwise
disposed OF for the November
term
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-11
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS and BEARS.

Wall Street March 1.-THE support ex-
tended 20 American stocks In the Lon
don Taarket had q strengthening effect
on the local dealings at the opening and
there was no trace OF yesterdays late
selling movement. International stocks
showed fractional improvements parti-
cularly Pennsylvania and St. Paul
Colorado and Southern and Manhattan
were pushed up sharply, but Reading
showed heaviness on apprehension re-
garding the labor outlook. The general
market was quiet. active and decidedly
firm.
Large buying orders were distributed
i'm some OF the low priced specialties and
when they bounded up strongly many
high priced stocks sympathized stand
ard railroad stocks, however did not re-
spond 60 any extent and there was some
pressure against Missouri Pacific and the
coalers which kept the generally active
list within narrow limits. Advances
elsewhere reached from | TO 2is includ-
inG Colorado and Southern and the 2d pfd,
Wisconsin Central stocks, the Virginia
Carolina Chemical stocks, Des Moines
aud Fort Dodge. st. Joseph and Grand
Island, Chicago Terminal pfd Northwest
era. Colorado Fuel, Peoples Gas and
Pacific Mail
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-11
JURY TRIAL.
II viii Decide the Case Of
HambsHy Against Wood.

The case of Charles f. Hamberry
against Cyril r.. Wood, which came up
on an appeal from the Seventh District
court, was tried before jury in Judge
Wilbur's court. The controversy Is over
damages alleged to have been caused by
the defendants failing TO keep division
wall between his property and that Of
the plaintiffs in good repair.
The land is in East Providence and
some $1,000 damages arc claimed. over
10 East Providence the jury went 10 view
the premises.
John r. Beagan Is attorney for the
plaiutim and T.. ID. Basset, attorney for
the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-11
Deafness Cannot be Cured

hy local applications as they cannot
Zach the diseased portion OF the ear.
,r,sara is only one way TO cure dca fncss,
Ia that IL by constitutional remedies.
arnaeness IS caused by an infiamed con-
acton of the mucous lining Of the Eus-
a,utSian Tube. When this tube Is inflamed
u,, Iave n rumbling sound or imperfect
koooerine and when II Is entirely closed.
p@sfness Is the result, and -unless the
inflammation can be taken out and this
haeor,nr will he destroyed forever. nine
,.sses out OF ten are caused by Catarrh,
which a. nothing but an Unframed condi-
,,cr Of the mucous surfaces.
I'VE viii give one Hundred Dollars for
anV case OF Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
S,,re send for circulars, free.
n j. CHENEY q CO. Toledo. o.
sold by Druggists. 15c.
HANS Family Pills are the best
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-11
CUTE Thief.
He Threw Watch Into Spltloon
but Didn't Escape Arrest

An Olneyville thief tried to blu the
Sixth station officers this morning. His
game. however, failed to work.
At 1 O'Clock this morning Edwin w.
White. street car conductor, stopped
at Colwells restaurant, on olneyville
square. for a lunch.
While there he lost an open-faced, gold
filed watch, valued at $50 and, making
fuss. called the attention of the police
to Richard McGrath, % years Did.
McGrath was arrested and taken 10
the Sixth station. He was in chair a
few minutes before he was searched
and then was taken to the cell room.
The usual inspection OF his clothing
followed and as nothing incriminating
was found he was locked up on the charge
of suspicion.
was found. -
McGrath. watching his chance had
slipped the timepiece into cuspidor,
which stood nsar his chair.
Tomorrow he will be arraigned on the
charge OF larceny from the person and
possession.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-11

1t was a busy day at the state house
and It promises TO be SO for the month
ensuing. Ii has practically been decided
10 introduce next week q joint resoiu-
ton calling for adjournment on Friday.
March 2s This will mean IL days leit
for the fall session.
Colonel William Jennings Bryan arrived
AT the state house about 1880 O'Clock, ac'
compa MED by Professor Manatt OF Brown
university, Mayor Greene OF Woonsocket'
Secretary Quinn of the Democratic state
central committee and others.
They were cordially received by Cover
nor Kimball and Executive secretary
Howland and shown over the marble
palace. The statesman from Nebraska
OF national reputation-when he viewed
the city and surroundings from the dome,
very pleasantly remarked:
'.Is II possible that this Is only an In
tegral, yet important, part of that busy
and reputedly small state, Rhode Island? II?
After visiting both branches of the
legislature Colonel Bryan and party went
on the noon train TO Woonsocket, where
he speaks tonight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-11
BRITISH
CABINET
I IN SESSION
purpos, Of The Meeting 10
Consider the Present Aglta-
iion in ireland.

London. March 1.-THE cabinet met at
noon today under the presidency OF Lord
Salisbury the premier George Wyndham
the chief secretary for Ireland came spe-
cialy from Dublin TO inform the ministers
regarding the conditions In that part OF
the kingdom while a. j. Balfour the
first lord of the treasury, who is consid-
cred an expert i'm the management OF
Irish agitation had sufficiently recovered
from his attack Of influenza 10 be pres
ent and advise his colleagues, from MS
own experience as 20 what he considered
best TO be done under the circumstances
The leading nationalists affected inalt-
ference as TO the governments action.
They declare that II the cabinet decides
10 suppress the United Irish league the
government must carry the matter to
logical conclusion and abolish all repre-
sentative government I'm Ireland.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-11
CITY IS SUED FOR $4,000

The city treasurer is defendant in a
suit brought by julius Marcus to recover
$1,000 for damages alleged TO have been
done his property while tenant OF the
city of Providence. Marcus hired the
premises owned by the city ut u North
Main street and carried on the business
of a furniture and carpet dealer.
lie notified the city that the roof was
bad. that it's leaky condition was apt TO
spoil his fine assortment OF goods. Men
were sent TO repair the roof The work.
IL Is alleged. was improperly done and on
oct 18th, 1901. the rain leaked through
the roof and injured the goods he had
for sale.
J. Jerome Hahn is the plaintiffs attor-
nov
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-11
IN A MOULD.
Butler Accused Of Placing
Cartridges al York, Pa.

York, Pa, March n.-Benjamin r. BUT
ler, moulder has been arrested here
charged with placing "A number of car
trldges in a mould at the foundry OF the
Pennsylvania agricultural works, last
week.
Buffers arrest was based on the fact
that he Is known to have purchased
cartridges similar TO those found In the
mould and at the only place in this city
where they are known to be sold The
accused is secretary of local Iron
nouiders union. There has been strike
on at the works and IL is believed these
cartridges were placed in the mould TO
injure non union men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-11
A RECEIVER.
One Asked for by Stockholder
In ths Cumberland Mills.

A. l.. Churchill, a stockholder in the
Cumberland mills, has filed a bill In equity
in the Appellate division of the Supreme
court. asking for the appointment of a
receiver to wind up the affairs of the
corporation
The plant is in Cumberland, but the
Office OF the corporation Is I'm Pawtucket,
For n number OF years there has been
,,othinc done at the mills. and the re-
cent storms seriously damaged the ma
cbinerv an dbuildings. Cumberland taxes
the property for $4,000. The stockho'ders
reside IN providence. Pawtucket ana
Other places 44 = &c.. = a.
John A. Tiilinghast IL counsei for Mr.
Churchill
Cold, Damp Feet Won't Give hcu" Cold
II YOU will take I'm time LaNauve
sromo-O Ouininc Tablets. II. w Groves
signature on box.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-11
CLAIMS $4,000 DAMAGES

Rosetta spicer has brought suit against
the Union Railroad company 10 recover
5000. She became a passenger on one of
the defendants cars at Pawtucket, and
as she was going TO her seat the car
PASSED over bad place IN the rails snd
she was thrown down
As she was IN delicate condition ~ the
time her injuries proved very serious.
James r. Banigan IL her attorney.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-11
WIFE HURT.
Marks Sues Electric Lighting
Company for $4,000 Damages

The Narragansett Electric Lighting
company is defendant in suit brought
by Adolph Marks TO recover $4,000 for the
loss OF wife's services.
and was injured by the falling of a lad
der left standing against house by
some employees of the electric lighting
company. Her side was badly injured.
For her own pain and suffering she Sc
cured verdict. j. Jerome Hahn Is Mr.
Marks attorney.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-11
GOLD SCRAPS.
Robert Mlnturn, a Porter, Ac-
cussd Of Taking Sl00 Worth.

Robert Minturn. colored. for the last ID
years employed by Irons Russell OF
iO2 Friendship street manufacturers OF
emblems. was arrested by Captain Parker
this afternoon on the charge Of lar
ceny.
AS porter he has been getting to the
shop at a. m. to build fires and sweep
up. =.
For the last two years the firm has
been missing small quantities OF golc
nllInrs and sweepinss and MInturn is
accused OF taking the stock. The total
value will nor exceed 500. He Will be
arraigned tomorrow morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-11
SCHOONER IN DISTRESS

Chatham. Mass. March ll.-An un-
known schooner was sighted six or seven
miles off this morning apparently In dis
tress.
The Mbnomoy Life Saving station crew
could not go 20 the assistance OF the Nes-
soI as they were at work on the tug
swepstake which having the barges Fttz-
natrick and Wardena I'm tow went ashore
ON shovelful just east Of Monomoy light
La IL night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-11
$4,000 MEN.
continued From Page one)

had not decreased, for telegraphic warn
incs were received not 10 advance goods
10 Boston ~ a speedy delivery was ex-
pccted. 49,
A visit TO the freight sheds did not bear
out tha scare Every man was AZ ms
ncst The trucks were running In and out
and there was not the slightest Indication
OF trouble. s.t
stlil there might have been great desl
said that the union men had been warned
to hc on the watch for an order To KNOCK
of and that they would be expected 10
obey 81 ~ once - , a,
The freight houses are filled with goods
awaiting delivery. while the outward
sheds and cars are full Until an order
comes which extends the strike 20 tnis
presumably after that goods delivered
viii be taken az the owners FISK SO Isr
as getting them To their destination hs-
urcs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-11
IN THE SENATE.

Lieutenant Governor Shepley presided
soday and the records OF Fridays session
as read by Secretary of State Bennett
were approved.
sioners OF the town OF Lincoln TO issue
hotel and victualling house, as well as
liquor licenses.
Senate Robinson, from the committee
on judiciary. reported back an act In
amendment OF chapter Al of The Public
Laws. relative 10 the town clerk of Tiver-
ton: read and passed.
The house act relative TO jurors and
juries was referred TO the judiciary com
mittee: also the act authorizing the town
of Warwick 10 change the date OF its
financial town meeting.
Resolution 10 change the name of
Charles Potoshinsky 10 Charles Potter
was referred 10 the judiciary committee.
To the same committee were also re-
ferred an act I'm amendment of chapter
80 of the Public Laws and an act 10
provide for the inspection of city and
town slmshouses by the board Of state
charities and corrections.
STATE TAX. N.UNCHANGED
Senator Kenyon called from the table
the special order OF the day-the report oi
the committee on special legislation rec
omending reduction OF the state tax from
IS cents to- ls cents on each 500 OF rata
bic property.
After considerable discussion Senator
Horton OF Cranston moved indefinite post.
ponement and his motion was promptly
seconded.
Senator Kenyon insisted on a roll cal
and the vote on the floor resulted IN q
tie. II 70 II.
Lieut.. Gov Shepey cast a vote In tbs
affirmative. breaking the tie and ths
state tax will remain unchanged
Senator Parker presented an act regu
latlng the hours OF labor Of certain en-
ployes OF street railway corporations. re-
ferred 20 the committee on special legis
lation.
AL matters on the clerks desk were o.
dered communicated 10 the house and a
I O'Clock the senate. upon motion Of Sen
ator Lawton adjourned until the usuo
hour fonorrOW
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-11
Death PENALTY.
Clements Hanged for ths Muir.
der Of Coates.

Philadelphia. March ii-Eugene Glenn
onts. negro. was hanged today In the
county prison for the murder OF John
Coates. n colorcd walter.
on Feb. % OF last year Clements shot
and killed Coates. lie claimed that Coates
was paying attentions 20 Mrs. Clements
who was employed as cook in a restaurant
where Coates held n position as waiter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-11
IN The HOUSE

II was II :O5 o'clock when the members
were called to order BY Speaker Armlnv-
ton and the records of Fridays session
were read by Cork Mowry and approved.
Mr.. Moore introduced an act TO incor-
poratc the Pascosg water company The
petitioners are. Charles NJ Whitaker.
Fred l.. Sayies. Addison = Hopkins, War
ren W. Logec and Samuel Meilor They
are empowered 20 carry capital stock
Of Slc5Vo and the company IL 20 have an
Office IN the town Of Burriliville. The act
was referred 10 the committee on oorpor.
stions.
FREE TIcKET TRANSFERS.