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La Junta tribune., 1902-10-15
Notice q e.sue r,.s...'e Sale.

HHEREAs, JESUS ARGUELIO. WHOSE
W address II La Junta. county Of Otero.
trust. a.s-d March IL. 4. ). iss. md ~. =
cor.aed March u. 1900. in hook 8, at tsa(s sis
Of the reco.ds In the oflscs Of ID. clerk and
conveyed TO the pssbiie trustee nf Osero
cosansy. Colorndo. the following described
real estate situated In said Otero county.
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With allah ii and singular sAs Ssrssiiisnsss - aud
.mpsOseme0ts, thereon. which .c0eveyanoe
was 20 made Ia trust to secure the payment
msds m s. The ssid jes,i. xssSeiIo for sSs
pssseipai sum Of ose handrsd dollars tsl0l
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at the rate Of six lsl per cent per annam aud
. mOuthiy preminm of thirty CD csnts ON
gushes with shs dnss npoa ths shares In said
association. as described In said nose inter
ess. psemtssa; aud dssss on shsrss payabis
Whereas. 4 i. further provided In sssd soss
that in case Of default In the payment of said
ssssioS ..sesdia1 % .is.y n s@, a.y. san sis.r "a Is :
..%s 49,. leone .. due "a psssbs's; I. & ~. A sss
sssil and may he lawful for ssd pabis
trs.aee % .rIi aea diapo:e q ..id Ps.mlsss.
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Js.,ss ArEssIIo, Mis- ksirs ard as.iEus there
ON - public auetion NJ the trout door of the
cus, nsy coass hes.sr. In shs county of Ossre
weeks public notice hnslng 6een previously
Csis .d.rsass@eSs az s @ T. some ss s sr q
geassai circulation ~ tbs time pabiished u
said Otero coanty. and to make asd give 10
esrtfSsass Or csrsfassss. Of parch..s. q and
for tbe pren,ises sold, for the purpose " pay
- .. as and II ssa a. s o.
insuranee and assesasuents,. with isterssi
thsrso.. afser a.ss p.yiag :li fee-. charss~
isg aid pseminna: ard
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6 ss li:s, ' 81 s1s g ..y .ls
soss & trass saali 81 oser hssnns entitled 10
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psssnium npoa aid sDse asd aid d~ssuls
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an4 AotAOetty cOnvsyed % and yested In No
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WBDNESDAY. NOvKAHBR 5, iSae.
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La Junta tribune., 1902-10-15
INDIGESTION.

IL the cause Of more discomfort than any
other ailrcns. II you eat the things that
are dissrc..sd. aeksv.s 6ysespsis Tssists
will make your digestion perfect aud pre-
vent Dyspepsia and Its attendant disagree.
abie symptoms. You can safsly sat any
thing, Mt any time, II you take one Of these
tablets afferwnrd. Sold by all druggists
refunded II you arc not satisfied send 70
us for free sample. ". II. HooxKR CO.,
Buffalo, n. Y. For saie by T. c. Coffin an,
Ph g.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-15
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sinas sss sks s.ns II ANY shsrs h.
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q. q. THOMPSON.
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deasrd
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La Junta tribune., 1902-10-15

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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02
HUGE DAIRY PRODUCT.
Census Shows $472, 800, 255 as
Value of Milk and Butter.

The complete census statistics of
dairy matters show that of the 5.739,-
657 farms in the country 4.5l4,2 l0 re-
port lairy COWS and dairy products,
and that in 1859 the total dairy prod
uct had a valuation of $472, 1863 ,255.
There were produced from the dairy
COWS reported total of 1856. 1892, 674
gallons of milk, an average of 424 gall
Ions per COW. OF this milk 2,134, 9l5,-
342 gallons we're sold, for which the
farmers received 1854, 842, 292. The
farmers also report the sale of 20, 1884,
662 gallons of cream, for which they
received IS, S3S.776. The farms re-
porting butter manufactured 1,071, 49,
100 pounds. of which SIS, 139, O26 pounds
were sold, for which the farmers re-
ceived $50, sos, 446.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02
INSTRUCTIONS RECEIVED.
Tax Receiver Waller Starts Upon
His Rounds Today.

Tax Receiver J. T. Waller has re-
ceived his instructions from Comp
troller-General Wright and will begin
making his rounds today. These in
structions vary very little from those
which were sent out last year, though
there .are one or two important
changes. The last legislature passed
a law providing that where lands on
which commercial fertilizers were TO
be used had been returned for taxa
tion the consumer need not make re-
turns of the.fertilizers. A copy of this
law has been sent to the tax receivers
so that the farmers hereafter will not
be required to return their fertilizers.
Another change, the result of a law
passed by the last Legislature, is that
while justices Of the peace we're for
merly paid cents for furnishing to
the tax receiver the names OF proper
ty owners in the militia district they
are now allowed only 3 cents per name
for this service, and this amount even
is to be paid only in the discretion OF
the ordinary or county commissioners.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02
HALF MILLION FOR HUSBANDS
Two Filipino Girls Will Not Long
Remain Single.

There is an opportunity in Manila
for two young American white men to
come in possession of 100000 EACH
provided they are not hampered by
race scruples and are willing to get
married. 1t will, however, be neces-
sary for them to first secure commits
sions il the United States army. A
rich Filipino, General Ozario, has Of
fered the hands of his two daughters,
each with a dowery of $780, 900. to the
two American officers of good standing
who will step forward and marry them.
1t is not likely that the girls will re-
main single long. 1t has not been a
great while since two American OIL
GERS in the navy married half-caste
Chinese girls in Hawaii under some
what similar arrangements.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02
A SCANDAL UNCOVERED IN WASHINGTON.
Resolution Introduced by Mr. Richardson in Which
Is Set Forth That Sale Danish Islands United States
Was Brought About by Bribery

Upon the basis of this report Mr..
Richardson asked the adoption of a
resolution for the appointment of an
investigating committee of seven.
Greatest excitement attended the
whole proceeding. Mr.. Cannon OF
Illinoise insisted that Mr.. Richard.
sons presentation was fragmentary
and that the whole matter should &C
over until next day in order that
members might road the documents
presented, which included newspaper
extracts, affidavits, etc, in the, Record.
Christmas, he declared, on his own
statement was a briber and worse.
But the house voted down the motion
to postpone, and the resolution, after
being amended in minor particulars,
was adopted. The speaker immediate
ly appointed the following committee
to make the Investigation:
Messrs. Dalzell rep. of Pennsylva'
MIA, Hit rep of Illinois, Cousins
rep. of Iowa, Mccall Rep of Mas
sachusetts, Richardson Dem. of Ten
nessee, Dinsmore (Dem.) of Arkansas
and Cowherd Dem. of Missouri.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02
ESTILL IS CAMPAIGNING
AFTER STEVENS STYLE.
INTERNATIONAL CANDIDATE QUIETLY
SHAKING VOTERS HANDS.
It Mas Won Out in Many Campaigns
Before. Politicians Are waking Up
and Discussing the Situation.

An Atlanta dispatch says that as
the campaign for governor progresses
the widespread effect of the quiet
work being done over the state by
Col. J. H. Estill and his friends is be-
ginning TO dawn more forcibly upon
the politicians here and those who Wis
it Atlanta and talk over the situation.
At first some were inclined to mini
mize Col. Estill's campaign for the rea-
son that he made no speeches, and less
was heard from him, perhaps, than
from the other candidates. Now they
realize what strong campaign he is
making by meeting the people every
where face to face and discussing with
them in conversation the issues before
the people, and they are talking about
it more than ever.
"Some of the most effective cam
paigns Georgia has ever known, have
been made by handwriting and by
quietly mingling among the people
and talking to them close at hand in
stead of from a platform, remarked
an old time politician who visited the
capitol this week. Gwen some of
GeOrgia's best known orators on the
stump have come down from the plat
form at times and mingled clio ely with
the people, and they found it, if any
thing, more effective than the plan of
set speech which seems to keep the
campaigner at distance. Ia recent
years we have one of the most remark
able examples of handshaking cam
paign on record, that of Hon. o. B.
Stevens. commissioner of agriculture.
/ would not be surprised if Col. Stew
ems shook the hands of half the voters
in Georgia during his first campaign.
Why, he was up in the northern part
of the state only the other day and had
to stop over at Dalton for half an hour
between trains. He got a buggy.
drove around the town and within that
time he had met hnd shook hands with
thirty or forty of the prominent citi-
zens of the place. 1t is a thing the
people appreciate, and | believe it is
the secret of many success"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02
Welded ON CAPITOL DOME.
Couple Begins Married Life Way
Up i'm the Air.

A few minutes after Il o'clock last
Thursday the first couple ever mar
ried on the dome of the capitol in
Washington were united by the JUS
tice of the Peace Bundy, of that city.
The bridegroom is young Cuban
named Andres Dias Pairo and the
bride Miss Catherine McConchle, a
Canadian girl. The ceremony was
witnessed by only few persons, as the
dome was closed for the time being
against the general public.
After the ceremony Judge Bundy
pointed out the places of interest from
the 3OO-foot elevation, and when at last
the party descended to terra firma he
expressed the wish as the couple drove
away in cab that they might "liYe
long and prosper"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02
A MILLION PAID FOR A FARM.
Rich California Farm Sells for a
High Price to a Syndicate.

The Rancho Santa Glare del Norte,
owned by Leopold Pietra, has been
transferred to the California Farm and
Fruit Company, limited, of Manches-
ter, Eng. The consideration is ST.
1I3.SS0.
The rancho included 1000 acres of
choicest Ventura county land, espe-
cially adapted to fruit, lima beans, SUI
gar beets land grain, Petra retains
1,500 acres.
Over $4,000 will be expended at
once on water system to irrigate p
900 acres on the Mesa. This water
system is the largest ia the country
and one of the best in southern Cali
fornia. Between 1000 and 1000 acres
will be devoted to lemons and 5000
acres TO walnutS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02
NIXON CONFERS WITH GRIGGS
Preparations Being Made for the
Congressional Campaign.

The Atlanta Constitution prints the
following special from Washington:
"Lewis Nixon, the leader of Tam
many hall, who is in the city, has had
several conferences with Representa-
tive Griggs of Georgia relative to TAX
ing an active interest, not only on be-
half of the Tammany organization, but
personally in the work OF the con-
gressional campaign committee this
year. 1t is conceded on all hands that
Judge Griggs will be elected chairman
at the meeting of the committee next
next Tuesday. He has been devoting
considerable time TO enlisting the act
i've aid of prominent democrats and
has formulated plan for an executive
committee TO be composed OF members
of the main committee and some out
siders, which is to have particular
charge of the fight in some of the close
districts of the northern states. 1t ls
expected that former Congressman
Ben Cable will be made chairman of
this executive committee. Mr.. Nixon
has consented to go on the finance
committee and will probably be its
chairman. Democrats regard 1t an eX-
ceedingly good sign to see this interest
manifested by outside leaders in the
work of the committee. Thev are
strong in their prediction of victory in
the congressional campaign"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02
A press dispatch from Washington

A press dispatch from Washington
says a genuine sensation was caused in
the house Thursday by the presenta-
tion by Mr.. Richardson of Ten
nessee, the democratic leader, OF
charges alleging toe corrupt use OF
a fund of $500,0G0 in connection
with the sale of the Danish West In
dies. The charges were contained in
an alleged secret report of Capt. Walter
Christmas to the Danish governme Mt.
which declared that he had employed
corrupt means to bring about the me-
EQUATIONS for the sale of the islands
to a consummation. The report ex-
tracts from which Mr.. Richardson
read mentioned the names of Abner
Mckinley and his partner. Col. Brown,
C. w. Knox, who was described as
Gan intimate friend of Senator Han
MAJ Richard P. Evans, who was said
to represent "Mr. Garner and his
friends in the house," and two press
associations. the names of which were
not given, as having been interested IN
the matter. The charges against mem
bers of congress were not SPECIFIC.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02
CUBANS To GET CUBA.
Island Will Be Turned Over by
Uncle Sam May 10th.

MAY goth is the new date fixed for
turning over the island of Cuba to its
people.
1t has also been determined that
President Palma shall be inaugurated
on the same day. General Wood inn
mediately upon his return to Cuba will
issue call converting the first Cuban
congress on May 10 in order that the
body might supply the legislation nee
essarv to the assumption of full power
in the islands. The present disposi-
ton is to move the entire United
States contingent, both civil and mill
tary, away from the island, not leav-
ing a corporal's guard of soldiers in
any of the camps.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02
|HE DREAD DISEASE
in UNITED STATES.
EARLY THREE HUNDRED CASES OF
LEpROSY IN THIS COUNTRY.
buisiana Leads With Total of l55.
Florida and California Have "a
Each. and Georgia Has Only One.

The secretary of the treasury at
Washington has sent to the senate the
eport OF a commission of medical Off
srs of the marine hospital service APP
binted TO investigate the origin and
revaleuce of leprosy in the United
tates distributed by states as fol-
WIS
Alabama, l: California, "A: Florida,
"A; Georgia, /; Illinois, 5; Iowa, /;
louisiana, l5j; Maryland, l; Massachu-
etts, ,; Minnesota. 20; Mississippi, 5;
Missouri, 5: Montana, L; Nevada, /;
ew York, :: North Dakota, 10; Ore
Mo-, l: Pennsylvania, /; South Dako-
"A, l; Texas, 8: Wisconsinsin, ;.
OF the totai number 176 are males
Hnd l02 females: 145 American born,
20 foreign born, and the remainder
Uncertain. II is stated that 1o6 of the
Rases were contracted in the United
Stales, but the opinion is expressed by
he commission that this mum Der is too
Rrge, and that some of these cases
Fele brought from abroad.
4 Summarizing, the commission says
7hat leprosy is conveyed from one per-
Bon to another in the United States,
such conveyance being most markedly
fotlcable in the states on the southern
Roast; that large majority of the
passes in the United States (33 per cent?
re at large. that at present only y of
ne cases are isolated and provided for
Py the states or cities in which they
ffe located, and that many of those
low at large, if not all, would be will
lAg TO be cared for by the public if
proper leprosaria existed for their
treatment and comfort. The commits
fion recommends the establishment of
retreat for lepers, and express the
Pplnlon that it should be in the arid
foutnwest, or in similar region fur
ner north, or on an island in the Gulf
p Mexico or on the Tactic coast.
VI the l55 cases reported from Louis
ana lOl are in Orleans county and 81
L 'he leper home at Iberville. OF the
cases in New York 4 are in Kings
county and 3 New York county. The
expresses the opinion that
We hgures given do not represent the
'o'al numbers of lepers in the counCrY:
'Vcause' they say, the loathsome char
A.'er OF the disease causes versions
nec'ed to conceal it II slong as possi-
PIE They talso express the opinion
mat II Is most frequently contracted
!! lnhaling dust where lepers have
oeen located.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02
CHOLERA AND PLAGUE.
Two Enemies More Dangerous
Than FiIipinOS.

There have been four more cholera
cases at Manila, and two more deaths
from the plague are reported.
AS General Chaffee did not want the
men of the Third Infantry TO run the
risk of cholera as result of contact
with the city, that regiment has al
ready been taken aboard the United
States transport Grant, which will
sail for San Francisco one week ahead
of her schedule time.
Five cases of cholera have been re-
ported from the provinces.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02
AWFUL DEED OF A TAN.
Jealous Husband Has His Wife
Gored to Death by Bull.

Never was more CHASTITY crime COM
mitted than that for which the farmers
about Tonawanda, N. Y, are likely to
lynch J.. b. Post. a farmer himself,
who tied his wife to a post in his barn
and allowed savage bull to gore her
to death.
Post was insanity jealous of his wife
and quarreled With her over the at
tentions of neighbor. Then be tied
her and had the bull kill her. He is
now in Jail, closely guarded, to save
him from his neRhbcrs, who would
expose him TO the same atrocious
fate he melted Quito his wife.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02
ROME DISPENSARY LEGAL.
Supreme Court Gives a Prompt
Decision.

The supreme court made quick work
of the Rome dispensary case. 1t was
argued Wednesday and decision
handed down Thursday. BY the de-
cision the action of the court below
was affirmed aud the disbensary can be
opened at once. The attorneys on
both sides of the case, in submitting
their arguments, requested the court
to pass upon the case as early as posi-
BILE, and this the court has done. In
der the decision the saloons of Rome
closed their doors on April and 9he
dispensrry system was substituted.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02
SEVERE PUNISHMENT.
Two Republican Pets Convicted of
PecuIations in Cuba.

The trials in Havana of cases aris-
ing from the embezzlement of Cuban
postal funds have resulted in the fol-
lowing sentences:
Nicely, ten years Imprisonment.
Nicely must also pay fine of s57, 7Ol.
Reeves. ten years Imprisonment and
a fine OF $3.50
Rathbcne, ten years imprisonment
and 6ne of $35, 1924.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02
pneumonia Is Robbed of Its TerrOrs

0y Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t stops
ne racking cough and heals and
'Fengthens the lungs. If taken in
,'uie II Will prevent an attack OF pneu-
uoola' Refuse substitutes.
KENDRICK' s DRUG STORE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02
You Know What You are Taking

when you take Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every boJtle show
ing that it is simply Iron and Outline
in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay.
soc.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02

There is nice and varied line of
cook stoves and ranges at Baldwin's
Hardware store, ard they will sell
them cheap.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02

You will find abice line of Buggies
at Baldwin's s. DOS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02

Rock salt al Hendricks next door to
post Office. Phone 20.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-02

International Stock Food at Fulton's
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-16
GRANT AND OCHlLTREE.
The Grievance the President Had
Against the Colonel.

after the war" snld veteran of,
ficeholder, n warm friendship sprang
up between General Grant aud CoIouei
Tom OchiItrce. although they had
fought on pppoSit" sides. When Grant
appointed large number OF people
who had been under him 10 federal
offices. he also appointed Ochiltree.
Tom had been under him In sense,
Tom was made United States marshal
in Texas.
We'll. yon know, in those days Tom
took very deep interest in the ponies
and was a sort of patron saint of rae.
Ing in the new southwest. lie was so
much admired hy horsemen generally
that II became quite the thing for own
ers to name their horses after him. At
enc time there were not less than
dozen horses running at various tracks
under the name OF Tom Ochiltree.
Everything went lovely until Tom
came up to Washington, several months
after assuming his new duties. In the
course OF his visit he called Mt the
White House for n conference with
the president. After talking general
ties FOR awhile Tom noticed that the
president seemed TO have something on
his mind-didn't appear TO he as frank
and cordial rs usual He finally asked
General Grant what the trouble was,
limiting that tn" chief executive might
not be satisfied with the manner IN
which the marshals office was being
conducted.
"'WelI. I'll tell you said the presi-
dent, I don't like the way you've been
running about the country following
the races. see by the sporting col
umns OF the papers that first you are
in Louisville. then you're in New York.
next you're in Saratoga and next some
where out west. ] would rHtl"r you
stayed at home and looked after your
Office. Washington Post.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-16
Sharp Contest Between the LdWu6rS Over the
admission OF Dispositions Taken in Sonora
HOEY WARNED BY ATTORNEY BENNETT

The jury in the Hoey case is in
clined to rebel against the regulations
laid down for their guidance by the
hailiff. Yesterday afternoon at lunch
time Fred kelker one of the jurors,
who had headache, wanted to lie
down and was told that he could not do
SO unless all of the others laid down
also. He afterwards asked the bailiff.
If he could take bath and was to.
that he could if all OF the others would
take bath too. He finally went to the
Judge. when court adjourned yester-
day afternoon. and was granted per-
mission to take bath. r. u. Capo ask
ed the judge if one of the baillffs could
accompany him on an errand and as
there are two baiIns IN charge OF the
jury and one could easily be spared for
a short time. the PERMISSION was grant
ed. w f. Francis and II. ID. Corbett,
who are engaged in business here, have
had several conversations with theiL
business partners in the presence of
one Of the bailiffs.
The jury was quartered in the same
rooms at the San Augustine last night
and after breakfast this morning, the
bailiff took them out for a walk. The
members of the jury are beginning to
tire Of the trial and after being locked
up for several days before the case
goes to the jury it seems hardly prob |
able that they VIII remain out for !
very long time after the case goes to
them for their consideration. The !
jurors We're served with fresh straw
berries this morning, the first of the
season. A good breakfast goes long
way towards putting them in good |
spirits for the days work. Manager