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La Junta tribune., 1903-09-16
:ompouod.d - THE PALACE DRUG STORE. Is
Trade with H. G. Todd.

bicycles to rent at Gee & Burnett's
The fall styles IN Dunlap hats
have just arrived at McCarty &
Athens.
DIR. p. b. Linville, dentist.
Office. Simonton block. Phone
No. 1927 red.
Thursday night is ladies' night
at the Plaza bowling alley. Ladies
free every Thursday afternoon.
FoR SALE-National cash regis
ter; latest improvements; cheap
for cash. Inquire Of c. w. Won
derly.
Frank Finney arrived from Gray
Horse, Okla, Monday morning
and will attend our public schools
during the coming year.
Mrs. o. J. Blakesley, who has
been spending the summer at
Painted Post, N. Y, returned to
La Junta Sunday morning.
A marriage license was issued
from the county clerks Office Mon
day to Edward ]. Smith and EN-
ma Jarvis, both OF La Junta.
The celebrated Sachs Prudens
Buckley Ginger Ale, sold only by
the Arkansas Valley Bottling
Works. c. w. Wonderly, pro-
pristor.
The goo | old summer time and
the ice man dissolved partnership
this week. We are up against the
real thing now-Jack Frost and
the coal man.
Mrs. w. p. Scheets writes us
from Salt Lake City to change the
address OF her TRIBUNE to Poca-
tello, Idaho, at which place the
ia amily is now located.
Under the provisions OF a new
law passed at the last session OF
the legislature the district court
will convene on the third Monday
of October, instead OF the first
Monday in November as hereto
fore.
Engineer Charles Farley return
ed home last Saturday from two.
months visit to the great north
west. He purchased two lots in
Seattle, on speculation, but say.
he prefers the great Arkansas Val.
ley as a permanent abiding place
Judge ]. H. Burke, OF Burlin
game. Kan, was La Junta vie
itor Monday, the guest Of DR.. A.
L. Stubbs. Judge Burke was ac
companied by his wife and was or
his way home from the recen,
grand army encampment held il
San Francisco.
Miss Lizzie X. Young, OF La:
Animas. is the new proprietor o
the Leland H otel, succeeding r
]. Rowe, and taking possession
yesterday. The hotel under the
new management will be strictly
first and up-to. date in every
particular.
A. A. Rauth, formerly OF Won
derly's orchestra, was La Junts
visitor for a few hours Monda,
morning. He was on his way &c
Las Vegas, having decided to &C
cept a position there in preference
to coming to La Junta for the
winter season.
The duck shooting season j.
now in full swim, Judging from
the number of hunting licenses
issued from the county clerks
Office during the past few days.
Twenty-Five licenses were issued
last Saturday for the Sunday
sports and nearly as many more
on the following Monday morning
Hunting licenses cost 81 each.
George Wishmire, a Santa Fe
switchman, who was brought down
from Pueblo last Saturday morn
ing, suffering from an attack o
typhoid fever, died at the railroad
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
ALBERT F. DEWEY WINNER
OF the Washington Handicap atsthe
New Orleans Track.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS SAW THE RACE
Texas Foran Has Taken Bud Enbry On
a Clain1-Three Favorites Managed
to Cop the Coin--Other Sport.

New Orleans, February Plat the invi.
tation az the Crescent Dlty Jockey club
Miss Alice Roosevelt and her party, with
other distinguished guests, attended to
days races md saw an excellent card run
or The George Washington handicap,
worth $3.50 TO tae winner. was the feature
o. the card and the prize went % the
featherweight. Albert r. Dewey Sheriff
Bell and De ReszlSo coupled we're flvoiites
a threcs, but neither proved a contender
Dewey, bac5ei from skies to 1vcs. showed
all Of the early speed raced the leaders
n turn or thclr feet n the hrst six fur.
longs. saved ground on the turns sid won
ceverly and going away by two lengths.
Including Elm Riley, VINO shared the
honors Of price wiJl Ruby Ray each open.
Ing ut threes and closing % tours three
favoritcs won, Emsbee and L'Erenne be-
ing the other two. -
TcNS' Fomnn Balm Of Guead vas so''
today 10 r. " wn,t1eld for 5000
AulS II 3 broke a leg today and vas ae'
strovsd. The weather was ane and track
Six turlongs-E mshee, ciorita, Mile I
Five furiongs-RoyaI Deceiver, Athlana,
Sweet Alice Time ! 02
SIX furougs hHndiCup-L'Etrenne SAD
duce Feleral Time ia.
Mile and sixteenth. George Washing
ton handcap--Aiber F Dewey, HarglS'
st. Talumany Time A. 2-5.
Carat. JACK povla Time . Os -.
Nile sclng-Ela Riley. Master. Denny
Duty Time ! ~ S.A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
SOUTH TEXAS LEAGUE
Spring Meeting Of the Maenates 10 BE
Held at Galveston Today.


Sprlne Meeting Of the Maanates 20 Be
Held at Galveston To-day.
Galveston, Texas February 2L-Brnn-
ohise owners of the South Texas League
OF Baseball Clubs meet here Sunday fore
noon for the regular spring session of the
organization, in which the playing schedule
and other natters TO he attended To before
the playing season win be taken up. Be
sides President Nolan and Owner Eisen-
fielder OF the local club the other delegates
will be Claude Reilly and Gerald Hayes OF
Houston, Ben johnson and Norris Block
OF Beaumont and Fred w. Mosebach and
Wade a. Moore Of San Antonio. Besides
the schedule, amendments and additions
are TO be made to the schedule. a regular
playing bail adopted and much other bust.
ness viii be gone over Although no
schedule has yet been figured out, 1t is
known that Houston Is willing TO open
up away from home, probably with Cal
weston, but San Antonio. and beaumont are
both anxious to begin the season az home.
All teams are now complete save Beau,
mont. which Is practically as good as iilled
/ out and win be ready for business long
| before the championship bell taps.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
Dr.. ShOOp's Restorative0n Trial

hereto annexed and referred 10 having this
day been presented to me aud having been
duly considered, because 1t appears to M
that under the law and the decisions con
STRUNG the same, that the writ Of CO to'ar.
IS a writ Of right, the application fer sam
Is granted and the clerk or the dis,r ct
court Of Harris county will issue said wit.
together with a writ Of supcrsedoas, upon
the said 4 Robertson ing W Il tn
said clerk a bond in the sum Of $500, with
two OF more good and sufficient sur ties
or the bond of any duly autho ICED surety
company, to be approved by the G. rE 81
the district court Of Harris county, said
bond 10 be payable to said G Ashe
temporary administrator and condition for
the performance Of the Judgment Of the
district court in case said iud ,ment shall
be against the appellant or plaintiff In this
action.
Norman G Kittrell
Judge siIty-Arst Judicial District ~
Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
TEXANS WERE uMLucNN
Iost Out In the New Orleans Shoot by
Marrow Margins
yg,aoIu1 o., 7Nsa Post


Marrow Margins.
Special 10 Tae POST
Nav Orleans, February 21-The second
days shoot Of the tournament being held Mt
City park by the Mississippi valley Trap
Shooters and Game Protective association
WIS held today and the men shooting did
decidedly better than on the previous day
The wea ther was clear and the birds were
dying well Naturally there was a decided
Improvement
The event ~ the dsv. from q trap shoot.
ere Standpoint, was the work Of j. NJ
Hughes, the expert, who outran all the
others IN the tournament, winning by a
good clean margin. Hughes missed thirteen
birds out OF 400 Harold Money was sec
and and Rolla Hiekes was third
In the championship for anna tours the
contest was much closer and more exciting
AT the end Of the hrst day Moeser Of
Houston was leading Robert saucier Of
this city by several birds but today
| sauc1er pulled himself together and shot II
| great form A. Jackson also came up tas'
( aud these two men defeated NOeser for tbs
place and tied for the championship
Moeser was second. After that Saucer an,
Heard tied for the Smelzer cup and on rht
rwenty-hve bird shooton Snucler got TWEEN
J ty-three 70 his rivals TWENTY-FIVE aud woE
saucier and Ptnkston were the only onei
IN the race for the Fabacher cup anC
Saucier withdrew, allowing his rival undis
puted ownership OF the handsome prize
! Later IN the evening Saucer shot a hun
| dred-bird race with Heard and won II.
In the struggle for the ownership OF tn
/ Peters Cartridge company trophy tn
| Cireenville team again captured the prl5
| over the two local teams. This same priz
/ was won the two last seasons by the sam
/ team and this year they have a lead in tn
! opening shoot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
OREGoNs NEW SENATOR.
A Native Of Ohio Is to Represent tho
Coast State.

A Native Of Ohio Is to Represent tho
Coast State.
Salem, Ore, February Il AT twenty
minutes after midnight on tina forty-thlrd
ballot, Charles W. Fulton OF Astoria was
elected United States senator, he having
received rorty-slx votes. All through the
evening, beginning at o'clock the two
houses took ballot after ballot with few
changes, until IL o'clock. when the name
OF Harvey W. Scout was presented The
Multnomah delegation supported him sol.
from Geer. The last ballor began at ten
minutes before midnight, and when the
result was announced a scene OF Wild en-
thuslasm followed. Men Rugged each 9th
er, threw up their hats and shouted them.
selves hoarse. II was several minutes be.
fore order could be restored. Then Presi-
dent Brownall, in a few words introduced
Senator Fulton, who thanked the members
OF the legislature for the honor that had
/ he would represent no particular section
OF Oregon, but give his best efforts to the
/ upbulding OF every section OF tho State
/ After the joint convention adjourned an
! Informal reception was held, when hun
| dreds Of people shook hands with Senator
( Fulton and congratulated him upon his
/ success
Charles W. Fulton was born In Ohio Au.
gust II, 1883 Later he moved to Iowa
with his parents, where he studied law
and was admitted to the bar. He came to
oregon in 1875, taught school for a time
and after settled al Astoria. where he has
since resided)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
III. Montaomerv Aandlcan.

Memphis Tenn, February 2l-In add
tlon 10 the declarations already made for
the Montgomery handicap, 70 be run at the
spring meeting Of tho New Memphis
Jockey club, Henry Mcdaniel, Moranda
Maghoni Doctor Hart, Jatson. Brief Five
Nations. Travers, Ranchman Florestan,
Laorlmae, Cavair Sambo Trlcy, Par Elk.
cellence, ClonmeU Marshal Neal and Inck
Demund have been announced. Final dec.
laratious were due today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

Bristol P I. February q. Excellent
progress has been made this week in the
construction of the defender and the under
body nmldships lacks little OF being en-
tirely plated and rlveted Some OF the
plates Of the bilges have been carried near
ly 20 completion. The main mast OF the
Boat Is now complete and the plates have
been curved and the braces laid down for
the main boom
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
COTTON RROkERe EAlL.

Less Estimated at $4,000, Which May
Be Paid in Full
Little Rock Ark February q 4 spe-
cial TO the Arkansas Gazette from Fort
Smith says that Hill s. Porter, cotton brok.
ers Of that place, have been put into the
hands Of Q receiver A call from Eastern
brokers for - margin per bale was tn =
cause Of the failure The loss IL estimate /
az 100000. which may be paid In full The
nrm has turned everything over TO the
creditors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
Gun Club Meetine

The Brays Bayou Gun club viii hold their
quarterly meeting at their park on Sunday,
2 p m, March /
Arrangements will be made for the nrst
grand barbecue Of tho season that IS to
take place some time in March
The meeting will be followed by bail
at night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
Amonn the Rn,uin..

The bowling at Jones family resort by
the Magnolia Bowling club this afternoon
viii be OF especial interest and II "a az.
pected the attendance win be very large
Mr.. n. o. Jones, the proprietor OF the re
sort has offered two special prisss. ems )
es41tuv Ornamental clock, the other I
Magnolia elah making the highest score ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
Waters.Piereo on House Rurr.d.

Gonzales, Texas, February 2l-Fire de.
stroyed the oil house OF the Waters Pierce
on company at this place this morning AZ
l o'clock About 100 gallons Of gasoline
aud a number OF oil cans aud one barre
,NNeFE leAi Qns OF two explosloas occurred
ou tanks situated near bAe house were MOI
burned Loss supposed 70 Do about SlOOo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
THE PRESIDENTS INVITATION.

Il 10 Engraved on Slab OF i9-karat
Gold.
Iced, s D., February 2l.-what Is desig.
mated as a golden invitation has been eI.
tended by the Black Hills Mining Mems
association 10 President Roosevelt, asking
him 20 attend the mining congress, 10 be
Is engraved on a slab OF eighteen karat
Black Hills gold, Ave inches long and tive
and chree-Quarters wide. IL has been for,
werded TO the South Dakota delegation al
Washington, TO be presented 10 the preSl
dent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
coRPus CHRISTI cAesAeF-

No Damage Resulted and Tranloads Are
Soon TO Be Marketed
Corpus Christi Texas, February q The
correspondent mas now reliably learned that
no damage whatever has resulted to cah-
bage within ten miles Of Corpus Christi
from the freeze and that as soon as there
is a market the rush Of cabbage ont Of
here BY trainlonds will begin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
AMOUNT OF BAIL IN DISPUTE
Eppstcn and Mills Contend Tor SmsI
br1cunte

Dallas, Texas. February 2l.--Ioe Mills and
Ike Eppstein, charged with numbering Ml
Tyra IN Mills thcatcr had hearing 10
night before Judge Muse Of the distrl,.
criminal court on hahcas corpus proceed
ings 1t has been determined that MIS-
ana Eppstein ore entitled To hail, Tas
State no DIS out for $1,000 agdlaSt Eppstsl
and 5000 against Mills Counsel for th'
prisoners contend for $1,000 for E7pstsln
and $1,000 for Mills Julsc Muse has taken
the matter under ndyIscment until nsI!
Mondnv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
Rrioklauers, Strike Ended.

San Francisco, February 2l.--A NtFiSe Y
the 400 union bricklayers, which has neel
in propress for seven weeks was enied v,
day When the Builders association y K,
m agreement to pay the men 50 S snrssr
eight hours work, double pay On s sar ii
ana holidays and time and nan io' =
overtime.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
AN ARTIST WITH THE CUE.

Fred g. Hall, the Expert Pool Player
viii Give an Exhibition for Elks
Mr. Fred r Hall, champion exhibition
pool player N the world win give m OK.
hibition at the Eiks' club this morning at
IL o'clock. Those who saw Nj. Hail per.
form few Of his wonderful shots and WI
messed his card tricks M the club last night
pronounce him the undisputed holder OF the
fftfa hezc1affds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
JOHN w. PRATT DEAD.

WAS at One TI01e a eHas NeWspapef
Man.
San Antonio, Texas, February 21.-News
has been received In this city thAt John W.
Pratt, a well known newspaper man Of the
Pacific coast, who was at one time city
editor ri the old Fort Worth Gazette under
the late George Loving had committed
suicide Ia Seattle, Wash. Pratt left Fort
Worth when the paper passed ont Of Low
lngs hands and went 20 California and has
been connected with a number OF papers
on the coast since then
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
MAY TRAIN m TEXAS.

Donovan VIII Bring ST. Louis Club TO
Dallas II He Can.
Dallas. Texas, February 21.-,Mauager P.
J. Donovan Of the ST. Louis National
League Baseball club, who is 70 Dallas on a
spring training ground visit, said tonight.
Il have selected Dallas conditionally. The
only obstacle seems 70 be hotel facilities
The hotels are So crowded | and N ar
hcult TO obtain satisfactory accommoda
lions for 30 large a party for SO long a
time as II will be necessary for my play.
ers TO remain ] wish 10 close defnlteiv
for Dallas. but viii not be allie TO decide
until ! reach ST Louis. shall start f6r
there tomorrow night"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
Beaumont PLAYERS.

Beaumont, Texas, February 2l-The fol-
lowing players have been reported as
aligned by Manager johnson OF the Beau
mont team; Hunchie Heileman, Lyons,
BARLEY Brothers, Kunkle, Price, Watson.
Charlie weber They are also after others
The announcement has given much pleas
( the Beaumonters propose to stand BY the
team TO nnlsh and think they have q
I winner,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
COLONY FOR MEXICO.
That Government Gives Them Tax Es-
emption and Cheap Land

Hearne, Ie1as, Februnry IA fnet4al
traia, consisting OF FIVE passenger and
twelve freight cars, passed through Hcarne
this evening bearing ffty.fve families ana
their effects en- route TO Mexico via Hous-
ton from Oklahoma They are portion OF
a colony that has secured valuable lands
from the Mexican government Among
them are exemptions from taxation FOR
fifteen years. They claim they are buying
land at 80 cents per acre
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
rannart Promises HlIl IndlaNa.

Especial TO The Fost' -.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, February A,-Na,N
Targart has announced D = sd W. 4. tan
dldacy for the presidency anu
have Indinna's vote
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

today'e contest will win bis choice OF the
two special prizes offered. while the re.
naming prize will 90 10 the member
making the second highest score The
confess will begin promptly at p. mi
The members Of the Turnverein bowling
tenn win roll for the geld medal this aft.
low
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
VALUE OF THE IDEAL
Was the Subject of Mr. Bryan's Address
TO Studepte

Washington, February Civilian J.
Bryan tonight addressed the students OF
the Georgetown university law school on
The value Of the Ideal" Mr., Bryan made
several ailuslons to his political expert
and lost than never to have run at all"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

Merely Perfunotory ...,,l
Dover Del, February 81 The s'nal~..'
ballot taken today was merely pc''u"N
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Find out what ! know.
Learn why my offer is possibls.
Write me a ostal that's all.

Then will mail you drug store for six bottles
month trial
the cost $50 # falls will pay druggist myself and
word shall decide it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-08
ONE WOMAN'S WAY.
Works Night and Day for Man Who
eft Her for Another

Washington. March s-During the last
three weeks the President has been sub
jected to persistent and painful pressure
from many quarters TO secure pardon
for an adventurer named Homer Bird.
who went from Louisiana to Alaska and
murdered two of his associates.
The case has been twice tried and has
been up to the Supreme Court Of the
United States. Every technicality has been
resorted TO by the defense. and every
possible doubt OF the guilt Of the mur-
terer has been removed. He admits the
killing but pleads self-defense and justi-
fication He has had the ablest and most
devoted counsel that could have been Sc
cured and the oftener the facts are ex-
amined the more clear and certain his
guilt appears. The quarrel was over a
depraved woman who lived with the three
men in common.
After exhausting all legal procedure,
n wife whom he deserted for the other
creature. came TO Washington 10 appeal
for his pardon. and in Pitiful way has
solicited the aid and influence OF every
body she could reach she has called Up
on all the Senators and many Of the
Representatives. has excited the sym
pathy OF their wives. has gone from
house 20 house telling her pathetic story
ard showing photographs Of her children.
She has stationed herself in the CORR
doris 81 the Capitol day after day 70 In
,ercept people Of Importance as they
were passing through and has spent q
Great deal OF her time IN the vestihule
81 the White House begging those who
were Of. their way to tie President 10
say a word IN her behalf