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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-07
NOVEMBER A.

J.P. Morgan & Co. have eannounc-
cd, in connection with the new vot-
ing trust OF the Southern railway,
that all stockholders must deposit
their certificates OF the old voting
trust.
The Presidente OF Carlgara on
the Island OF Leyte was beheaded,
his wife murdered and his child
rem abducted by Ladrones, who OBJ
jected to his friendship for Ameri-
cans.
Chairman Babcock, OF the Re-
publican Congressional Committee,
has issued q statement, Offering to
wager $4,000 that the Republicans
will have a majority in the next
House.
The strike commissioners will
spend four days OF this week in the
collieries around Hazleton. Blsh-
op Spaldlng preached at Scranton,
his fellow arbltrators attending
the services.
New York politicians figure on
a neck-and-neck finish between
Coler and 0dell for Governor In to-
morrow's election. Revised esti-
mates made by the Herald place
0delps majority at 1913.
Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson
OF the Protestant Episcopal dio
cese Of Mississippi is dying in New
York from cancer OF the throat. A
special train will take him TO Jack
son that he may die there.
For the fourth time the town o
st. Pierre, Newfoundland, was Wis
tied by a devastating fire. 4
number OF public buildings wer'
destroyed and the damage is estl
mated at about $4,000. No live
were lost.
The Rev. DR.. j. w. McGarvey
president OF the Bible College o
Kentucky, Lexington, yesterday
with his wife, withdrew from tn
Broadway Christian church, whicl
he founded, because the cougrega
ton, contrary to his views, vote
; for installing an organ.
Statistics on commercial move
ments, issued by the Government
: for the past nine months, sho'
: that during the period l,54l, IS
0 tons OF freight passed through tn
/ canal or over the falls at Loulsvill
OF this amount 7273l7 tons wei
coal.
President Roosevelt yestoyda
n visited Cedar Mountain BATTLEFIELD
h at Brandy Station, Va. Secret Sc
vice men and detectives fro
Washington were on guard la
. night at the home Of Represent
. tive John F. Rixey, the President
10 host.
The Southern railway Is repol
= ed to have bought practically
III the minority stock OF the Kno
y willie and Northern, in which it I
s. ready owned the majority OF Il
t. stock. The Southern is also l
30 ported to have purchased the TIE
II nessee Northern.
70 1t is estimated that one-third
the population OF Vienna, 6O0,O
or in number, visited the city's con
a terry on All souls and All saint
e. Day. Emperor Francis Jose
s. placed wreaths on the coffin OF |
I'd murdered wife and of Crawn Prin
Rudolph, who committed suici'
d. Samuel II. Edgar, second Vi
ho president Of the Louisville a
ne Nashville railroad, died at the O
i'll Hill Sanitarium, near Montclf
all MI. His death was due to a n
vous breakdown, which beg
"a with worry over the Gates deal
- control OF tho Louisville and Ma
=. Vile.
Ier Wolm Destroyer.
ce
Whites Cream Vermlfuge not 0
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-07
ocronER 81.

OCIOBEitJl.
The bullet was yesterday extract
| from Bruce Heads neck and
resulting condition was re-
ted as satisfactory. His ro-
pry is expected unless the
find Is contaminated by tho
Iluth. or secondary hemorrhage
IN. Tho physician VIII not re-
/ positively on Heads chances
rccoyory until the wound heals.
! VIII farthe; delay tle appllca-
ios bail for DR.. Duncan.
Is limited from Washington,
connection with The hitch In
negotiations for a canal treaty
Columbio, that under the.
bner act the United States
a construct canal, and II can
~ the Nicaragua route without
Ampletc treaty with Nicaragua
,jCpsia Iica. or may buy the
Iich company aud proceed with
work, regardless Of any other
lernmeut
was stated yesterday by n
nber Of Archbishop irciand's
eial household that the arch.
acp would be transferred TO the
Abdioceso Of Chicago to succoed
hbishap Feeuan and that
hop O'Gosman would beclevat-
3 the archdiocese OF ST. Paul.
kie only serious obstacle to
Vop spalding'r elevation was,
said, his advanced age.
,nulIeism continues to spread
ng the Donkhab0rs, aud 1000
arc reported to have deserted
villages I'D to DO march-
howard Yorkton, whore l,2oO
arrived. Their mission is 80
pcacciul, being 70 convert the
pleof lctkion 10 yegeiarlanism
smanitatianIsp'-
Z he anthracite coal strike com
sioncrs VIII to-day begin atour
Inspection Of the mines and
hrs homes around Scranton,
mitchell day was observed
,riay 10 the coal region. A
do o. 10000 workman was one
he features OF tho exercises at
scsbarro.
osidont Roosevelt VIII make o
"A through a part oi the south
Ii the middle Of November Il
detained in Washington BY
al buslncss. Ilc hopes tc
Md this reception TO enjoy q
hunt In Mississippi.
StLouis Yesterday Judge Ryan
cd the application forachang'
ycuuo for Edmond Berseh
scd with perjury 10 connection
the suburban bribery case. a
on to quash the indictment
oyorruled and the trial wa
o.
e proposed consolidation o
llkins-widener aud Pomeroy
irtDsnm syndieatcs Will, Il i
pl, result in the Iongest chain 0
rdlrlc raj yays In the world
ontIug over 100 miles. Flnan
m are reported as commendinl
inIplaut
po.pt. c, c. Todd, u natIyeoi Ken
~ Is 10 be promoted to th
70 oi Rear Admiral and rstire
the navy, under the fort
slss & lice law.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-07

MEN WANTED at Hubbardstown
and Round Bottom, W. Va.
SAVAGE 4 HousToN, Contractors
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-07
M & w Norfolk & Western.
IN Ry W Schedule in eHectsept.

Pullman Buffet Sleepers between Col
umbus and Roanoke, and between
BluefieId and Cincinnati without change.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-11-07


terialize, but he had a good walk,
the first for six weeks, and he ap-
preclated It.
A grand stand, containing fully
1000 people collapsed yesterday at
the Wlsconsin-Alichiga foot-ball
game In Chicago, but fortunately
no ono was killed and only thirty
two were injured. The building
inspectors had pronounced the
building safe before the braces had
been put In place and the crowd
rushed In, pushing tho workmen
away.
Bloodshed Is feared at the polls at
Denver on Tuesday owing to an or
der OF a Republican Judge which
gave election officers pienary power
Tho order grew out OF a charge
that Democratic county officials
had placed 20, 900 fraudulent names
on the registration lists, whereas
both sides admit gross frauds
The citizens have appointed Wig
llanco Committee and the Supreme
Court may pass on the ordcr to-
morrow
Chairman Griggs, Of the Demo
cratic Congressional Ca N paign
Committee, last night issued 4
statement claiming that tho next
House will have q Dem ocratlc ma
jorlty OF not less than twenty. lit
declared the whole country TO bt
In revolt against Republican poll
ties,
The campaign throughout thu
country practically came to clos'
last night. In many OF the large
states leadere OF both parties claim
the victory. Sincere confidence Il
expressed by both Democrats ant
Republicans In New York, wher'
conservative leaders on each sid,
do not exceed n majority OF l0,0Oi
In their estimate.
Republicans and Democrats alik,
claim tho victory IN Indiana, a
they do In Pennsylvania. A Re
publican Legislature In Ohio seem
a certainty. The defeat Of Senate
Pfltchard, Republican, is assured
In North Carolina. General apath.
has existed In many States.
Gov. Beckham made two speech
cs In the Ninth district ycsterda.
afternoon, addressing large crowd
at Carlisle aud Cynthlana. Con
lgressman Kcho9 also spoke at CaI
lsle, aud tho Hon, II. V. McChe'
noy spoke at the Cynlhiana rail-!
Both gatherings were signalizc
by groet enthusiasm among III
Democrats. The campaign wa
virtually closed In every part q
the state, Mr.. John b., Brasher, MI
Ollie NJ. James and othors address
ing large crowds in Western Ker
lucky.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
fe~'., Teachers. Association.

The TRIBUNE was error in re-
cent issue in announcing a meet
ing Of the Otero County Teachers
Association at Fowler on February
18th. 1t is only regular meet
ing Of the Fowler Teachers As
sociation.. which has met regularly
every month since the opening of
the school year. The state and
county superintendent are to be
in attendance by special invitation
Of the local organization, and all
other teachers in the county are
invited by the same authority.
The members of the Fowler AS
sociation do not wish it TO be
understood that they are trying to
usurp the place of the county as
sociation in any sense Of the word.
The programme of the Fowler
meeting will be found in another
column of this issue.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
r."s'.s Up.

The paper was late, the forms
were waiting, the galleys got mix
ed, and, in consequence, the first
part of an obituary notice OF an
impecunious citizen had been
dumped in the forms, and the
next handful of type came off a
galley describing recent fire. 1t
read like this:
"The pallbearers lowered the
body to the grave, and as it was
consigned to the flames, there
were few if any regrets, for the
old wreck had been an eye-sore to
the town for years. OF course
there was individual loss, but that
was fully covered by insurance. !"
The widow thinks the editor
wrote the obituary that way be-
cause the lanented partner OF her
Joys and sorrows owed him five
years subscription.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
L,..I. Excuse 10, Exl.teres.

The doIeful predictions made
by the democratic newspapers and
orators in the national campaigns
of 1896 and 1900 have not been
realized. In fact, as time elapses,
the absurdity of democratic asser-
tions in those years becomes more
and more apparent. The gold
standard has not impoverished the
country, as was SO freely predict
ed. and the cry for imperialism
has proven to be the rankest kind
Of bugaboo. In the light of the
events OF the past five years it
certainly does appear that the
democratic party has little excuse
for an existence. What their bat.
tle-cry will be in 1904 is hard TO
predict. In fact, they have no
idea themselves unless it should
be that threadbare and often dis.
proved assertion that "the tariff is
the tax. Rocky Ford Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
n,sh.c,... ..~,.e.p.,.

The greatest Worlds Fair the
world has ever seen will be held
at St Louis in 1903. To keep in
touch with the work OF preparation
for this great Worlds Fair and
to get all the news all over the
earth, every reading person should
at once Subscribe for the great
newspaper OF ST Louis, the Globe
Democrat. 1t stands pre-eminent
and alone among American news.
papers, and acknowledges no
equal or rival. Its circulation
extends to every state and terri
tory OF the union, to Canada and
Mexico, and to every part OF the
world where there are readers OF
the English language. 1t ought
to be in your home during the
coming year. See advertisement
elsewhere in this issue.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
mex,",.y Day In tn. Schools.

Mckinley Day was appropriately
observed in every room of our pub
lie schools last Wednesday with
patriotic songs and other interest
ing exercises. Papers were read
on his early life and education, as
politician, as governor OF Ohio,
as president of the United States,
and as husband and citizen. par
ticular stress being laid on his
good citizenship and his loving
attention and untiring courtesy to
his wife. Pictures of the late
president and his wife, beautifully
sketched by Miss Gauss, the
drawing teacher, adorned black
board in each room for one week
previous to Mckinley Day. The
exercises in the high school were
particularly interesting and credit
able, being pronounced the best
ever given.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
Left Thsir Cards.

F. P. Mcclure, oil Chicago, and
Roe +. Blake, OF La unta, gen
eral opera house promoters, were
in town Thursday, and registered
at Ell Captain. They called upon
Mrs. Harriet Bristol but did not
find her home and were compelled
to leave their cards. There is a
quantity of building material lying
about the late site that the pre-
vious owners would like their pay
for and it is partly with view to
having such accounts closed that
the gentlemen have been vibrating
between La Junta and Rocky Ford
for the last week or two.-Rocky
Ford Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
Something 1h.. vii, Do You Good.

We know of no way in which we
can be of more service to our read
ers than to tell them of something
that will be of real good to .hem.
For this reason we want to
acquaint them with what we con-
slider one Of the very best reme-
dies for coughs, colds, and that
alarming complaint, Group. We
refer 10 Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. We have used it with
such good results in our family so
long that It has become a house.
hold necessity. BY its prompt
use we haven't any doubt but that
it has time and again prevented
Group. The testimony is given
upon our own experience, and we
suggest that our readers, especially
those that have small children.
always keep il in their homes ss
Z safeguard against croup.--CAx-
DEN Is. G. MESSENGERS. For sale
by all druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
Mckinley Premium see...

We have just received fresh
supply Of Mckinley books which
are to be given away as premium
with the TRIBUNE, full particulars
of which will be found IN the ad-
vertisement on the fourth page of
this issue. The TRIBUNE for ore
year, with the book as premium,
only s.. The book itself is worth
the price. Call early if you desir e
to secure one.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
p,.,ye.. Record. s,e..n.

The cash fees in the county
clerks Office for the month OF Ian
nary broke all previous records,
aggregating $7I2.oS. The great
est amount received in any one
month previous was during De-
cember, 1901. when the fees ag
gregated S6S6.5s The total num-
Of instruments filed was 375. II
the clerks Office keeps this record
up for the entire year. the excess
fees will more than pay the salar-
les OF all the county officials.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
stat. sue.d....s.n. cem,ms.

Miss Mary E. Lyon, county
superintendent of schools, requests
the TRIBUNE to announce that she
has succeeded in inducing Mrs.
Helen Grenfell, state superinten-
dent Of public instruction, to visit
the public schools of La unta
and Rocky Ford on the 18th in
stant. Mrs. Grenfell is on the
programme for an address at the
meeting Of the Fowler Teachers
Association on the 18th instant.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
OIL Exploring Company.

There is every probability that
an oil prospecting company for
the vicinity Of Rocky Ford will be
in existence within the next few
days. In fact the articles of in
corporation for such company
are now formulated and the ma mes
of eleven men prominent in local
business affairs signed for $500
each. The filing of the incorpora
ton papers is only delayed pend
ing some correspondence regard
ing the presidency of the com
pany. The concern will be known
as the Rocky Ford Oil Exploring
Company and will make a show
ing of such financial weight as will
the confidence OF the
public.
1t is the intention OF the COM
pany after chartering to ask for
leases upon all the practically
available land with oil possibilities
in it in this vicinity. In fact with
out this the company is not likely
to proceed to business, as without
such leases the conditions would
not be such as to warrant it.-En-
terprise.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
Clos. Of tn. Revival.

Rev. Kenneth Money closed the
revival services at the Methodist
church last Sunday evening, old
members declaring them to have
been the most notable and helpful
in the history of the church
There were fifty conversions,
thirty of whom joined the Metho-
dist church Sunday. Rev. p. c.
Money, who assisted his brother
during the series of meetings, re-
turned to his home in Humboldt,
Iowa, last Thursday.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
",rish pswnsroh.r."

Persons suffering from the blues
or laboring under an attack of
melancholy are advised to consult
"Dr." Morosco He has course
of treatment guaranteed to cure
the most pronounced and obsti-
nate cases.
However prejudiced one may be
against the medicine when he
thinks of it, or reads its name, be
will be delighted with the first
dose. The rest is easy and cure
is sure and speedy.
The name is not euphonious, to
be sute, being no others than
1.-The Irish Pawnbrokers, while a
chemical or critical analysis OF the
concoction would reveal truly
wonderful aud homogeneous array
OF ingredients T.iere are songs
and choruses, sentimental and
humorous; clog dances, rag tim e
stunts, character sketches, musical
oddities and other ditties, Jokes,
specialties and Z" knock about T"
horseplay that makes man feel
ashamed OF himself afterward for
laughing, but which, at the time,
are mirth-provoking in the ex-
treme.
Joseph w. Spears is the man
who is really to blame; he has a
patent on the "cnre," and is ad-
ministering it to the patrons of the
Burbank in three acts, with an eff
feet somewhat similar to overdoses
Of laughing gas. From the clever
little comedienne, Maize Trumbell,
down to the kid" every member
Of the company does good work.
There is no hint Of OVERRIDING the
thing and there are no vulgarsties
The, "Irish Pawnbrokers" will
be on the boards at the La Jupta
Theatre, Thursday, February 9Th.
Usual prices will prevail.
.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
ACkER'S
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS

cure Dyspepsia and all di.orsiers aFi.ing
from Indigestion. Endorsed by phystcfaus
everywhere. Sold by all druggisss. No cure,
no pay. Is cents. Trial package free BY
writing to w. II. HOOKER 4 Co.. Buffalo, ny.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
tn. o,ehs..,. Dance.

The dance given Thursday night
in the Recker Opera House by
Wonderly's orchestra, Of La Junta.
was success in every particular.
The music, of course, was fine and
the attendance was the largest
that has turned out to a dance in
Rocky Ford for long time, there
being good many from La Junta
and other valley towns.-Rocky
Ford Gazette.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
Go, e,s o. III. as..m..,.m.

al have used Chamberlain $
Cough Remedy for a number Of
years and have no hesitancy in
saying that it is the best remedy
for coughs. colds and Group l have
ever used in my family. have
not words to express my conf i
dence in this remedy.-Mrs. ].
A. MooRE. North Star, Mich.
For sale by all druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-05
rssl,e Es.e..,oo., Meeting.

A public educational meeting,
under the auspices oi the local
Teachers Association will be held
at Fowler. Colo, February 18th.
A cordial invitation is extended to
the teachers Of Otero county to be
present. Mrs, Helen Grenfell,
state superintendent OF schools
will deliver an address in the even
ming on "The Need for Training
in Citizenship" The programme
for the occasion 10 a. follows:
AyTHxxooz s.ss1on.
voeal boso oso................ b. SpoRord
A4dres.. NJ Lyca, County Superintendent
fspsf-'' 'Ccastssssaou work.. .......
sS Aia Cora n. Gwynn, Olney
Dissusston.
Aesaeastoa ...............,........ Opal Smith
FaDes agination" ......M. J. Mnyes
Diseuesion.
voeai SOLO. ............... Miss Ada Savory
Papss- Humane Eausation". ..........
.......................N Nin Grace Miller
Dissussion.
~ ..--...-...................i
NJ, Bslsa Grsnssll, Geass superintendent
svHsM0 szss1on.
0oeg ~. America"
1eeseessoa ..s..... !. Annie Balch
yoesai eoso. ................M .Mrs- =. A. Bogre~
AAArsss~I m Nssd Tor Trainins II CitI-
se.snap" Mn. HsSsa 0rsafsil
No. soso. ,. G. JoAnsos
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-23
Votornns rrcfcrred.

Washington, January iS-rhe
following executive order has been
issued, directed to each executive
department.
1.-THE attention OF the department,
is hereby called to the provisions Of
the laws giving preference to veter-
ans IN appointment and retention.
"The President desires that wher-
ever The needs OF the service will
justify and the law viii permit,prel-
erence shall he given alike in aS-
pointment and retention TO honors-
bly discharged veterans Of the civil
war who are 81 aud we'll qualified
10 perform the du'ies OF the places
which they seek and arc filing.
"TBEoboRE RooSEvELr.
"Whi,c House, January ~, i9oa.'
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-23

Not much over ten years ago,
cotton seed was regarded as a waste
product aud il was q question what
to DO with tito getit out Of The way.
Now there are over s57 establish
ments in the United States engaged
in extracting the oil out Of this
waste using a,47o,sS6 tons OF cot
Ioa seed, costing SsS,63a,6I6, an
average cos, Of Stt,oS per ton.
The total value Of the products was
S4l,4rr,S3s. The quantity crush
cd was 55pef cent Of that produced,
The latter aggregated 4,66S, $40
tons, valued at S54,345,677, and.
the former s,<79,3S6 tons, costing
a. the mills s9S,6ss,6i6. The
available and the actual value Of the
crude manufactured products are
$50. 37r.s75 and S~4larr,S5S, re
ypectiyely The estimated value Of
the lint cotton produced during the
census year is s3S,s36,oii. The
combined value Of the lin, aud seed
produced is 5o3,iSa s0S, sud the
value Of the entire cotton egop. in.
eluding 'he value Of The available
Grade manufactured products from
the seed, 4l9, aoS, 400. The south
has always raised the cotton, bot de
.inysnhss genius Of the universal
Yankse' has discovered rs iaGniis
uses Under The tlimulatiye inaarnee
Of lae protective policy of The Ke
publican party.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-23
aRAes, BONEs ANpoLD IRON"
Sketch Of On, Ga Colossd Character Of
Washington, D. C

Sketch OF ca Ga colorsd Character Of
Washington, D. C
rags, bones and old iron, called
out an old colored man The other day
in one of the uptown streets.
Uncle. where 90 you st all that
old rubbish and vhat do you do with
it,? Washington starreportsrasked
him,
Lord, honey,1 gitsite everywhere"
he answered. "Oneday Use In Georg'-
town. den I goes through de First
ward, den down ON de Island, den
through Swampoodlg, en- so ON. l
ususlly goes all syer de cityin about
two weeks, and den l commence all
over agiu. / sells it to Dc junk men
downtown. Dty buys all Itakes EN-
and dey pays wcll for ii. lise been a.
buying it Tor over % years, and usu-
ally docs very wei, but all Use got 10
show for my work is ragged clothes
and an Old bcuy horse and a wagon.
But den man has got 90 DO some kind
Of labor On dis earth, specially when
hes got a faulty Of ten chillun to feed
cornpone to. Ten years ago dere
was no mOre'u a dozen OF so men buy
ingiunk, butnow dures morln ahun-
dred, and competition has made Us all
do some lively walkin' bout to catch
de trade. When trade Is brisk l kin
make two loads a DAY, but mos often
/ only has one load, DeFe amt much
difference in profits on rags, bones or
iron. but likes to git hold Of clothes,
cause | can DO three things with EN-
give en- to je chiiiun. sell EN- 10 de
junk man or take cm 90 De second
hand man, who will bus EN- If dey is
any good al TAN Butpcoplehere don't
give or ssll clothes like deg used to-
de different cieues gifts en-. Once in
awhile | has pretty good luck. Last
week a lads upon street calls me and
says ef | takes away an de ole trash
she viii give no aquarttr. Il didn't
take me long 10 put en- IN de wagon.
Before taking EN- 20 De junk shop /
concluded 10 cart EN- home and 'zam-
inc some IL d clothes. While going
through de pocket Of one Of de old
skirts l come across one of3em things
dey calls a ridicule 1t was made out
Of beads, and 90 dis here rdicule dere
was some money, / should say about
$50. For awhile after looking at dat
money shoraly was tempted, De
devil got hold ofme and said: 'SHas,
enj'y yosglf. It's youui But den,
you know. sir, Iblongs TO church, and
in a second afttrthe devil whispered
10 me along comes de- Lord and says:
'Silas. return dat money to de lady.
"Taint yournf And did return Il.
and De lady was So thankful dat she
up sHd give me a wo-dollar bin, and
| didn't wutk no mo- dat day"
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-23

The Missouri Federation of Labor
wants the New York convict labor
law enacted in this state. The in
itative and referendum is also de-
sired, and an effort will be made at
the next session of the legislature to
have them both placed on our stat
ute books. II the next Legislature
should be Democratic a ''digni6ed
sum- will, IN the future, as in the
past, secure any desired legislation.
Lamar Republican.