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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
YHRASING.

As punctuation is TO literature. 50 10
rhrasiny 20 music. Every musical wcr<
has It's sentences and Its paragraphs.
Sometimes the sentences are long: then
again. short IL we do net runctnate.
we cannot make our meaning Gear. No
two notes IN same phrase should sound
alike; there must be ccairsst TO asoit
monctcny. and make the music effective
The siurs and other marks OF expression
are the composers orders ard We nuss
obey them.
An accomplished plants, and "sooa
musician. are not In every case syrons-
ymous turns.
Long finger nails are an abomination in
the sisht OF the searher.-A. ". Bots, IN
Etuds
BRAINS ARE IMPORTANT.
The brain is to 81, on a throne like al
Oriental Monarch with thought for
a RICH, hand Supporter and will for a
LEFT hand supporter. snd rule the fingers
Wit hthe strictaess Of a tyrart. he allow
ing musical consciousness 10 be king
OF kings.
AN AMUSING INCIDENT.
II DO wish you could have heard Miss
Green play said Mrs. 49,. Why. her
fingers went so fast you couldn't tell ora
from the other She played three tunes
and didn't have no book nor ncthinx:
them tunes seemed TO be right in her
head and fingers l declare l don't see
how she did H. The first she si.sed was
The Camlets Are Coming Then shs
played Money. Money Why. what was
that last word Money II was the Same
name as some handkerchief scent We had
once Don't you remember. Rocsie" ad-
dressing her daughter. Musk. wasn't it
said Rooshie That's IT, Must Money
must Well that was beautiful. bat tho
last piece beat the others oil hollow. Tho
name OF that piece was The Fish Mans
Now. / thought / couldn't forget that
name: Fishers Hornpipe. suggested
Rooshie. What n memory you've GOT.
Rooshie: that's the very name. Fish
Mans Horn Knife"--Extract frona letter
in Etude
FREQUENT LESSONS.
The teachers abroad havA great adj
vantage over US Those Of whom ! know
require the pupils 20 come az least three
times a week for lessons. and more often
daily instruction is given. This latter
is the way 10 make rapid progress. e.
pecialIy I'm the commencement OF study.
The pupils interest and ambition ara
quickened by daily contact. contact with
the teacher; he is Kept tn the right way.
and In every respect 81 IL the better plan.
besides being much cheaper In the end
Jules Jordan.
About three times az much Is learned
by the pupil when two lessons week are
taken instead OF one. therefore. two les
sons n week are Confidently recommended
upon the score OF economy. as well a.
for the Inspiration that comes from fire.
quent contact with the teacher and tho
surety Of preventing the forfna ton ~ bad
habits. and for the interest that results
from having fresh music and ideas To
work upoa. Two lessons per week ard
daily lessons for beginners are recoa-
mended "a being important. and very de-
sirabie. BY such eminent musicians and
educators as Dr William si8scB. g W.
I.andon. Carl Faction. Wilson q. smith.
william II. Dana. r. L. Rice. ]. u. Howe.
J. G. Fillmore. T.. fsfbiinE and mary
others. THEREsE RYAN.
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MISTRESS CARRIE NATIoN.


Ia Ellzv beth. last week. Carrie Nato
scored "a big bit IN her usS revision o
Ten Nights d. a Far Room. II n
fourth act she demolished par room
vi;h her famous hatchof. and thc sudi
encc fairly rose 10 her. But IS soon
the curtain xen; down. ~blsksy ads. isaef
ads aud mineral water ads we're thrown
on the screen When she learned % tbs
after the performance Carrie was furious.
The idea Of making ruy performs ure7
ridiculous" she erIcd. I Will smash -.
sill smash shat curtain tcrnoFrov nisht.
just a. sarc a. ] am standing here III
come out AZ the side sn5 thsoEs ~ haich-
e through i; ard II smash that iap-
tern 10 there too It's an outrage 70
treat me and ny performance inis way !
expected Il would teach ~sch lssacs and
Il wili teach & too. or ny ZANE lsa't
Carrie Nation"
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The Crust and It's Coating

lowing notice Of his loss to be posted In
the cloak room. The nobleman who
took the nndersigned's umbrella VIII con-
fer a great favor on Mir. Oiiber; by leay-
ing " Chs umbrella) with the clerk OF
this club. when FREUD demonstrated
with Mr.. Gilbert. saying that he thought
81 vas q gTatuitous affront. and asked
why Mr. Gilbert should assume that q
nobleinan had taken the umbrella. the
witty Gilbert exclaimed. "Ohi according
to- tho first article OF this clubs r'iics.
it, membership zig composed OF aobiemen
and gentlemen" And. since the person
who took my umbrella IS certainly not
a gentleman. 1t follows that he must b.
a nobleman.
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u - related that very brilliant Irish
sadg once arranged that ne iats Nfiiiss1
I>ecky. the famous hsssorian shn ia meet
an erniHeut Irsshruaa Of VERY &C sncsf
opinions IL politics u Was lnfenasd 'fsat
they sbouid exchange views. ed the
IFislsnan had a God desl 70 say a'Ysst
Nr Isscsy-z later work aad SIS ysi able
20 p-ft what h9 bad % cay 10 SO rr0st
effective lsnzraEs However. "a sSop -
MIR LeckF vas l0fFofuesS - the Irish
nan. be hexa- r political hsrsnzpe ~fisfs
- kept geiug ~ifsas; cs~satlen tire ~hpi@
.fr-,e b wss iaerS ms frssamsn - fsrs
Ftei q hrssk - sits a wsrs. bst ~
- WIS swept a0av. - y acre o. -
messing n1x - NJ J.eekys isnE'isEs.
=. sitter time. hs eat - anussa BE-
slifgrrns-f zastirx sntE rsfuFs EsTs
-, Fsuf yhsn ~ f,~rky feif ~ vas
zeffinE exhausted. Re sss- fsrrn rs sfaalF.
shook harss With 'bs tasfsss asd ksr
guests <ee vsnz ~ sslxinz "a To- tsrse
They eaEns sss =ssh kfu - - fst q
fne fssireas~ ~, ~o-s45 ~ Ct 81 zsss
ssxeweys evea tBar. - - tsisel AZ -
say COWS - s7s seer. znd sas sysn "a
an rnrsf-h=a s<rf~7os eh@r - aesr
49, -has a<hins fa xh~a So h-sfsss
ard hss eussfs iaessf af sset ethss sa-f
sosrea laashHx - ~ tsAisns friri-
sssns fa.sssilonz e. l;zDfesz 4r. teftI
hzs ciersfis i-ssn f-asfsatsd
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PREPARATIONS.

CFrom the waukomis Hornet). Z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

nothing that could DE had for money aot
ayay from them. Thence across bcnny
SootIsud and through Germany they
weHdea their vsy Eozing thFlr double
eagles broadcast. Rome was touched sui
then on 70 beautiful Venice where tbs
hearts 81 the fsifhfu Eoudoilers were
made happy by liberal TIPS Then 20 tho
Mecca 81 ali sport Monte Csfi7. They
tried shesr luck AZ the isnies and nothing
seemed 60 stop them. They sceup~i IA
the gold carsiessiy 1ust a. shou7h it Sss
an everyday thing With liseH1. 4 curious
crowd aathere,s around them sni sfeets-
lasion was life as 10 who ffey were sd
why such Suddenly sc'uirrd wealth fail
cd 20 excite thcm. euddeniy a iiFht broke
over ;he FIRE ~ the fTiaco of Monaco
ard he ssuutersa over Eu5 =atdi Gisd
20 knp~ yeu. E"aiifmsu. how we're thinzs
IN western kansas wien YOU left
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Lawrence World: Ed Hoch is not
good loser. Ever since he was defeated
for state printer he has been so sour
that he howled IN turning himself in his
editorial chair. 1t is a great pity, for
Hoch is one of the really good men in
Kansas politics
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4 GOOD RECORD.

Speaking of good records, the Apache
Review tells how recently our engine
got 20 bucking Us and not being an ex-
pert machinist. We spent the great part
Of the day Saturday trying to locate
the trouble and remedy Ii without sue
cess. Saturday night We got Mr.. Reiber.
the msn who took the kinks cut OF the
gin engine. to come up and take q look
at IL. and in less than a half an hour he
had diagnosed the case and effected a
complete cure. and the engine is now
running as regular and as smooth as a
clock. The trouble was simply that we
had neglected - keep ail theb otis tight
and a couple OF cog wheels had slipped
and were not working together - they
should This engine has been III cur Of
fee over a year now and there has hardly
been a day that il has not been work
ing. Thus with practically no attention
ard no repairs We think makes very
good record for it
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Curios of Oklahoma News

he heard noise in the spare ROOM he
supposed it was the minister. In the
morning Mrs. Armfield took particular
pains TO prepare a breakfast that would
tempt; then satisfy the ministerial appe-
tite. and, believeing she had succeeded. re-
quested that the reverend gentleman be
called To the gentle rap on the door.
and breakfast is ready. brother, from
the head of the house. a satisfactory re-
sponse was given and in a moment out
walked Attorney Shean and not the ex-
pected minister who had gone home with
another brother. Nothing but n successful
lawyer would have thought OF securing Il
meal in this way
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SYMPATHY FOR LAMBERT BOYS.
The Oklahoma City Times-Journal tells
of one Charles Lambert who went from
this territory TO Michigan and bought a
farm so his boys could have work the
year round. Well. the Medford Star can
see where Mr. Lambert is right. His boys
can chop wood and shovel snow seven
months of the year. and then hustle like
blazes the other FIVE to keep them from
starving while engaged at the winter
work How the boys here pity those
Lambert boys.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

The brain is to sit on a throne like an
Oriental Monarch with thought for
a RICH, hand supporter and will for a
LEFT hand supporter. and rule the fingers
Wit hthe strictaess Of a tyrart. he allow
ing musical consciousness 20 be king
OF kings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

Lawrence Gazette: Only about twelve
men have applied for the place made
vacant on the supreme bench by the r.
signation OF Judge Pollock. The surprise
IS great over this small number, but TN p
establishment is small compared 20 that
aroused by the fact that there was but
one Topeka man in the bunch. Topeka
has evidently discovered that she : not
or Governor Baney's map
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dent for a share in the postoffice inves-
tigation, which has been made by General
Bristow. Mr. White is said to have called
the presidents attention to several mat
tiers that looked bad. and which caused
the executive to begin the search for
frauds in the department.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

kansas City Journal: No doubt Cy
Leland did all he could to impress the
administration that failure to stand by
he Kansas machine might endanger the
electoral vote of the Sunflower state.
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-28

II is foolish to let the advertis-
ing lag JUST because buying IS not
lively. Ii is wise to keep hammer
ing, even il there is little business,
for when business is light there is
more chance that there will be
less to interest those who have
needs and who could be persuaded
to buy something very attractive
even il not really looking for that
The way to make bust
ness is to create an interest TOR
what is offered, and the man who
is the one who does the
best work in creating this interest.
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-28

The next time travelling ped
dIer calls at your door and tries to
sell you goods that your home
merchant carries ask him if he will
take your butter, eggs and other
farm produce in exchange; ask
him If he will willing contribute
a few dollars to the building OF a
new church, a new bridge or to
open a new road that will benefit
the community. Tell him there
is q poor family ACROSS the street
in great distress which would be
very thankful il he would donate
= few provisions; ask him if he
would contribute to new enter
prise Just starting that would be =
great psblic benefit. Ifhe agrees
to do this patronize him. You,
local merchant is asked to give
and does contribute freely 10 these
things. Besides paying taxes to
support local government and
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-28

One day this week the Pullman
Palace Car Company made ten
der OF sI32.o1 IN gold to the
county treasurer in full payment
of the taxes due for the year 1901.
which amount was respectively de-
clined by Mr.. Beerbohm- The
company stands charged on the
books OF the county with $7i4- 80
taxes for the year 1901. Last
Wednesday a complaint was hled
in the federal cifcuit court in Den
yer by the Pullman Company
against Mr.. Beerbohm, and later
in the day he was enjoined from
collecting or attempting to collect
any tax or assessment against the
Pullman Company for 1901 until
after the hearing on March 4th.
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-28
heibsook Center.
Mr.. Willows sale Tuesday wa.

Mr.. Whitlow's sale Tuesday was
well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgie. Winner
were up from Lamar visiting home
folks.
Maude and Edward Rose, OF La
Junta, spent Saturday and Sunday
at w. L. Stanton's.
Miss Mabel Darlington gave a
necktie party to her young friends
on the evening OF February r4th.
Mrs. John Moore and daughter
and neice, Miss Falls. OF Good
Hope, ILL.,, are visiting relatives
and friends.
Last Wednesday Alpha Boyles
gave a party in honor of his
friends, Luther, Whitlow and Wes-
ley Stutzman before taking their
leave for California.
E. NJ. Winners neighbors gave
him a pleasant surprise on Wed
nesday evening in honor OF his
sixty-eighth birthday. A very en-
joyable evening was spent, with a
bountiful supper. Among the
presents received was a fine watch.
w. II. WhitIow and family left
Friday morning for Laton. Calif..
where they expect to make their
future home Mr.. Whitlow was
one Of the first settlers in this
vicinity and leaves host of friends
who unite in wishing them success
in their new home.
w. B. Moore has rented his
farm for the next year to Mr..
Gleasman. Mr.. Moore will have
a sale March sd, after which be
aud family will 60 to Lincoln,
Neb., on account Of Mrs. Moore's
health. which has been vesy poorly
the last few nionths. Tho people
Of Holbrook are sorry to loose
such good people - Mr.. Moore
and family. ~ they are among our
best citizens. bat all hope that
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-28
SATURDAY. FEB. as. 1903.

Articles OF incorporation OF the
Chieitain Printing Company oil
Pueblo, were filed with the secre-
tary of state Thursday. The cspi-
tai stock is placed at 5000. 600.
and the directors for the first year
are: /. y. Stevens, John Lam
bert, J. A. Barclay. Walter l..
Wilder, Samuel w. Townsend,
Frederick w. Lienau, Alva A.
Swain. The Chiettain will be is
sued under the new management
for the FIRST time tomorrow.
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-28
sole. 81 s.... ssss,.....-

IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF L l.
j King decea.rd- Notice Is hercby wisea.
that On Monday. sh< Ssh day II March. 4 ID.
is.ts, i.~inx oae of The regular day. u fhe
F~brusry term Of the county court OF Osero
county, In the State of Colorndo- j, Rrank
Fiuney, sdminiaSaaos of aid ssssss. Uxl
appear h<fosr the jssAsv u .aid court. ps&-
~-ut my ANAL ~estie0est ssAeA adaisisa ra
tor. pray the approval Of the same. and usil
traitor. Al = kieh time snd pasrs ANY per.na
Ia, interest," may sptear aud Enrcsest o&tec-
fioas tn the sanse II sny tkrs~ be.
sth. ISa
Admini.srasos u she estate of L. l. King.
deceased.
First in--rtion. February Z, ixA
Last ins-rtion. March :. i.sEl
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-28

In response to request Tor a
sample copy of the TRIBUNE, we
are in receipt OF the following IRON
Barnhart Bros. & Spindler, OF Chi
cago, the leading type founders
and dealers in printers supplies
in the United States: owe are
in receipt OF your enterprising and
interesting paper OF February 2Ist,
for which we thank you. You are
to be congratulated on the excel
lent typographical appearance and
the exceptionally fine local news
service. Your advertisements are
well displayed and show much
typographical ability in your COM
posing room. We have no sug-
gestions to offer" We would call
that hot air il we did not know and
believe ourselves that II is gospel
truth. We will have to send in a
large order for new type to this
house just to show them that hot
air is not always in vain. When
ever you want up-to date printing
done ask central for telephone
No. 80.
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-28

Ii may occasion some surprise
TO the persistent croakers who are
bowling about the proposed $780,
600 water plant bond issue TO be-
come aware OF the fact that there
are other progressive towns IN
Colorado outside OF La unta.
II seems that the city dads Of
Fort Collins have decided that the
present water system is made
quate, both in amount and quality
Of water furnished. II is proposed
to bond that city for Saoo, 900 and
establish a gravity system that
will give sufficient pressure to do
away with the present pumping
house. In order to do this, how
ever. it is proposed to lay a
twenty-inch pipe line from the
source of supply, and something
of this nature will have to be done
in La Junta to make the gravity
system practical. They expect
the receipts from the water plant
to pay the interest on the bonds,
in a manner exactly similar to that
proposed here.
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-28

build roads. school houses. etc, I,
he gives every year much OF hrs
substance for charitable purposes
Does the travelling peddler do any
thing to help the growth and pro-
mote the prosperity OF your com
munityS Not dollar. Every
cent he gets from you is carried
away and spent somewhere else.
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-28
ersesses ora,ssses Ne. ,4e.

An ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE VA
= = catio. os the alley between b,ocE -
II ohio stiditioc. to the city Of La Junts
BE q ordained hy the city council Of ~ esfv
SECTION l. That sixty 20, ss.e oe n. .u..eA
end OF shs alley between block foar IA. ~
derson s<!diti9n- and block ooe m. OK
Main street and the right q way a ~ ~ "a
Z = y spur track, b hsreby vseassi -
siaineess STATE 81 coi1SSshDs g : Sssl1s Ds,as,.
CIR o. La JUxTA. -
: Teo1psoe, city elerk Of sAs saav q
4 ssnts, do kereby .ssstlfy that IT, -
- I'D w.s daily resd sd pesspd o ~
Uemtmf - q regular 0eeein9 n ~ 1AsS
lSon - ~
tsnALl 0.A rHOMpsuu.
City Cl1g&.
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-28
Notice 10, Pub,Iesuon.

United States Land OdSee.
Pueblo. Colo. lamar, - iSn
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler ha. filed notice
OF Is intention to make faai proof in sup-
port OF nj. claim, aud that said proof viii
Junta, Colorado, on April Is. usrl. vix: Eu-
gene u. smith. II L No. s7u. for the wess !,
range 81 west
He names the following witne..es to
prove his consinuou. residence uIou and
cultivation Of said land, viz: William 4.
Harris, of Rocky Ford Colo. :Iohn G. Jewell,
OF In Junta. Colo; Jarnss r. A-hley. OF II
Junta. Colo: Otto A. fieck. of La Jauta.
Colo.
J.R. GORDON,
Register.
First publication. February L. Iprl +
Last publication, March II. 1904
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-28

ESTATE OF ROBERT Lon KIE DECEASED
y The undersigned, having been a nppojnsr.d
,admini.,rafor OF the estate OF Robert Locks.
late OF he county OF Calhoun. In the state Of
vii api.ar before the county court Of Otero
county, Colorado. nt the court hou>.. n a
Juntn- IN said county. at the FebrtIar - tVrcD.
1919. on the first Monday In March next. Il
which time all persons having claims sxniave
.aid estate ARE notified and requested 10 a.
justed All PERSONS indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pa ynnSoe
to the undersigned. ''
Dated at La Jmnta, Colorado, this 9Th day
OF january. A. d. 1901
MARION ,. MnLI.ER.
,,, Administrator
First publication, January 80, iSss
Inst publication. February D, 1870
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-28
aotiee ses evbliestio~.

Caited States Land O0re. }
Pueblo, Colo, January ~, iN1
~ following named settler has hlpd nnaire
Of his intention To make Enai proof In snp-
por. os his claim; and that said proof vill hs
Colorado. on April Is, i1n, vin: J0.p h
Duran. u. Y. No. II .sci. for the sDaskwe l.
section ~. township :. south, panes - Wesf
He name. the following uitne.sss sO prose
bis continnou. re.idenc~ us.oe sssd esslsisa-
tion ~ said land. via: CandelArio Apatoya a
Duran, all Of Triaidad. Colossdo.
J. X. GORDON.
First publication. February I, tSon.
Last publication, March II, l3n.
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-28
Aee,'e..'e" to l.... s.... l..s..
DEsvrs. CoIoEApo.

DKsvHn, CoLonApo,y
February -. i1U. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. An
~ tonic CordoSa, " hose po>tof1ce Address
is l.. Junta, Colo. on February >, ien, made
application No. JED to the state BOARD of
Land Com IN i~.iosser~ 10 iea~e tkp following
Described school lands. situate In l4ns Ani-
ma. county, Colorado. to-wit:
All of section sixteen. TOW nship tueosy- nine
south. range fifty five west.
No other applications To Iease ske above
described premises or obiectio0s against the
above application Will tse cousi<3errd after
the last publication hereof
John r. JOYCE
Register State Board Land Commissios,erx
First publication. February Is, iH1
Las publication. March u. iar
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-28

The Kansas legislature has made
an appropriation OF s.. 900 to pay
the expenses OF the irrigation suit
against Colorado. but it will pro-
badly be a useless expenditure OF
money. In the case OF Guitteres
VS.. the Albuquerque Land and
Water Company the supreme
court OF the United States has
recognized in highly important
way the right to divert the water
of streams for the purpose OF irri-
CATION wherever it is in-accordance
with local laws and customs. II
the United States does net com
PLAN about the diversion OF water
in the Arkansas, where can
Kansas get any right to complain
on its own account BY reason
of this decision the outlook Se-
specting the Kansas suit has been
greatly improved.
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-28
1,sesrss sss ss,s.

Piscards are for sale at the
TRIBUNE Office. at the rate OF five
cents each, which read as follows:
For Sale.
Lodging.
For Rent.
Boarding.
No Smoking.
Dressmaking.
No Hunting Allowed.
Boarding by Day or Week.
Extracts from the laws required
10 be posted by boarding house
keepers if they would protect
themselves against dishonest
patrons.
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-28
motiee for p.blIess,on
United Stats. Land onie.

UnNed StnteA Land Oficej
l,uEBLo, Colo. February 81 Iua
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN THAI ruR
~ following named settler has filed r1,eirs
OF bis intention to make hnnl proof IN mn
port OF his claim, and that .aid proof viii g
yunta, Colo. ON April y, 1903, viz: N~rsS.
:. Savage. n; E. No. s.ssl, Tor the sontSCs1
west quater section twenty y-four tn--Sx-
twenty tour .outh, range 6fty-fise wc-S
. She names the following vifn~-.ex Ia .e~~
her continuous residence ur,ou nn,I r,!Sss-~.
tion OF said land. viz: Ambro.r n. E.SS.~sS
Jonn X He'll, Alfred Brooker. John II, Wis.
ter, ah Of In Junta, Colo.
J. R. GORDON,
RegisoGp.
Last publication. April /, fSn
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-28

Mrs. Moore's health will be bene
fitted and ,hat they may sesurn 30
US
The Misses Falls aud Moore en-
testained lew OF their friends
Friday evening al the home OF
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore. Those present were
Misses Grace WeAtherby. Mabel.
Bessie and Laura Carrington and
Alta and Mabel LenockeS. Anna
Stanton. RUDY Moore and Claude
Moore.
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-28
ao,ies Tor r.buesssoa.
Unis~.i state. r.aut,

United StAtes Lnnd O6iee.l
PCKHI.o. Colo. February 81. 1874 .
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TAAT TIE
~ following named settler has flied notice
OF his Intention to make final proof In sup
Ir,rt Of his claim. and that said proof will be
made before clekk district court at La Junta
Colo. On April y, isrl, viz: Alfred X Wait.
section t~cnty, township t~enty-one south.
range fifty five w~~t.
He hame- the follow ing witnesses to prove
his continuous Residence. utsop and cuIeiv.-
tion Of said land, viz: Robert T. Boyd,
Charles II BOYD, William Harris, wiIlinm r.
Gibson. all Of La Junta. Colo.
J.R. GORDON.
Register.
First publication, February z3, I.g
Last publication, April 1, Isrl
La Junta tribune., 1903-02-28
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