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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14


place In The columns Of your paper,
we send you few items.
We are havlag considerable win.
Ter Of present
sheriffKing spent aiew days here
last week on business.
L. W. BrIdwell. our merchant,
made a trip 70 Cape GIrardeau Sun.
day,
Misses Belle Cochran and Augusta
oonrnd visited Mra. James Richard.
son, Sunday.
LOUIS RiDuey and wife Of Wayne
county,are visiting friends In ibis
vicinity.
James Crosby, Monroe and Louis
HiDdnAn appraised the lands be.
longing to the stepp estate last week
"UncIen Lindsey wilkins Of
Marble Hill, visited at James
crosbv'S last Monday and Tuesday.
Walter Samples contempIates
moving 70 Poplar Bluff in tho near
future.
Our young folks enjoyed dance
at Mr.. KuuekIes Tuesday night.
Reamer 4 Hart have sold their
sawmill to Mr.. Leseher of sikestou
who will start the mill next Monday.
James oamerou's new residence
is nearing completion.
Jacob Long Of Omaha, Neb., is
visiting the family ofhn son.in.Iaw,
Thomas Miller, at this place.
Joseph Nichols is the happy
possessor Of hound pup, just re-
ceived from st. Louis. Joe says
the other buffers had as well quit
now.
L. W. BridwOll is building a new
storehonse, When It is completed
We will have three stores 10 Green.
brier. Cato & Watkins will put a
stock Of goods in the building now
occupied by Mr.. Bridwell.
Mrs. Richardson visited friends
and relatives near Lutesville last
week.
The GreenbrIer school is prog.
rcssing verv nicely under the able
managementof Of Prof. John Hunziker
Prof. P. e. Richards Of Zalma was
IN our vicinity last Saturday hunt.
ing cattle for Mr.. SIinkard. He
stated that his school was dismissed
week on account of the smallpox.
Mrs. Massey and Mrs. Harper
were the guests Of Mrs. Crosby last
Friday.
Robert Cato and Charles Green
are The champion log baulers at
present.
.s4.
Several cases Of la grippe are re.
ported in this community.
Rev. d. L. Walker will preach at
the N, p. Church the third Sunday
at ii O'Clock a. M, also, Sunday
night.
There was a musical entertain
mont at L. W. Bridwell's last
Wednesday night but, owing to the
inclemency of the weather, the at
tendance was small.
Our new merchant, James Wat
kins, will move to Greenbrier soon.
Eagene Walker aud Peter Grind
staff have been rushing the carpen-
ter work on L. W., BridweIl's new
storebuilding.
Need Ireland is wearing a smile
that reaches from ear to ear. Whyi
OH its boy.
Robert Cato dehorned several
head Of cattle for Albert and James
Watkins recently.
RoyHarris has rented rooms from
Asa Stepp. Boy is working at the
sawmill now. PRUR AND HuGa.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14
Our Correspondents.
T.nteavilIe Norrnnl.

LsuteevilIe Normal.
Pupils still and the way TO the
Normal.
This week we welcome Miss Ewin
Smith Of Brinkley, Ark, and Miss
Dora Day Of Lulesyille.
Our enrolment Is much larger
now than at this time last year We
have a fine school composed Of an
excellent class Of pupils.
Allpupils seem very much pleased
and are doing fine work.
Several have matriculated and
viii be with us next week.
The music class is moving along
quietly, but swiftly. NoRMALIrR.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14
Cure for Lnmbago.

W. G. Williamson Of Amherst
Va, says: "For more than a year
/ suffered from lumbagO. I'm lily
tried Charnberlain's Pain Balm ane
ii gave me entire relief. which al.
other remedies bad failed to do
Sold by Chandler & Wilmer, Lutes
vile, and DIR. O. N. Wilmer, Mar
BILE Hill.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14
Best Linimsnt on Earth.

Henry d. BALDWIN, Supt. City
Water Works. sbullsburg. WIS,
writes: Il have tried many krnds Of
l,nimest. bat have never Sc eived
much benefit until l used BalIard's
snou Lipinent for rheumatism and
pains. think At the hest Ilniment
on earth" 25e. Soc and s1Oo bottle
at DIR. c. \. WiimeTA Narhle Hull
No.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14

|Iporied from Washington
'at Governor Dockery's
sFe grooming him for the
bal nomination In 1904,
movement seems to meet
pr 10 many, parts Of Tho
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14
Z ate Christmas wit

ate Christmas with
apther.Marble Hill Press.
We hope that Christmas
feel bad. Pennington
III, Bro. Fischer, you have
II the business long enCFgh to
\ how these mistakes occur.
aake for instance, the paper
which the above was clipped
Hnder the heading "SoHtheast
gs' ycu have an item IN re-
b the burning Of the hotel at
nont; now turn over 10 the
page and ut the bottom Of the
column you will find the
hing, verbatim. We are not
ing you, who have grown
d the business bnt waht 70
eep as near even as we can.
Of these errors occur just as
kove did with us; by being
4 for time.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14
Southeast News.

N"N""N' AANHN HNNAAN
A Mr.. Allsn, a Hop Tea man At
Oak Ridge, vas tned sSOe last week
for violating the law.
/. A team Of horses belonging to Il,
s. Miller near MlIlsryIlIe, ran away
one day las, week and one Of them
was killed.
Dexter capitalists will erect and
operate a handle factory at Bloom
field. The company is capitalized
at $4,000.
The Gazette and Journal at West
Plains have suspended the pnblica-
ton Of their daily editions. They
did not pay.
Sikesion Herald.
Regular passenger trains will be
run Oh The new Frisco road from
sikeston TO Oapo Girardeau on or
before January IL.
A broken Journal caused the dc.
railing of several cars Of the north
bound through freight few miles
below Charleston the evening Of
January 4.
Richard Swan, 40 old and highly
respected citizen of Cape county,
died at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. G. W. Miller, at MilIerville
January 2, aged so years.
Much damage has been done iu
Ihe lower coOnues BY the recent
high waters. A great deal Of the
corn is still in The fields and capnot
be gathered on account Of the water.
Mrs. Rosine Isehman was ordered
TO the new hospital for the insane at
Pennington, from Ste Genevieve
county one day last week. This is
said TO be the first patient for the
Institution.
Russell Miller, who resides near
Mlllerville, in Cape county, losthls
barn and contents, including two
good mares and two mules, by fire
January 2, the loss estimated at
81, 200 and no insurance.
Bloomfield Courier
Caster riyer was higher last week
than for several years past and was
running out through the Lake set.
tlemenG and Running Slough on the
north and Mingo on the south. 1t
was at the top OF the Crumb levee
at Zeta. runLing over it some, but
is now falling and is within banks
Very little damage was done by the
flood, but the bottoms are covered
with ice.
Cape Progress
At circuit court yesterday four
were sent to the pen five years each:
r. ). Kennedy and Frank Murray
for burglary ofcars at Delta; Giles
Taylor, robber; J. J. NAsel. who
shot Cbas. Armgardt. Deputy
Clerk AL. Scbmucke says there IS
something DOING in court. But
what will happen to tho Sunday
"dives'' and chop tea JOINTS about
about over the county,
Grsenville Journal.
]. II. Cline, the defaulting treas
urer of Wayne County. was turned
over to The authorities last week by
bis bondsmen and in default Of re-
newing his bond, was committed to
Jail, where he IS now waiting for the
February term Of Circuit Court
when be will be tried. Mr.. Cline
has claimed all along that a short
age did not exist and lift did, there
was soD,e mistake not his fault. he
is now in Jail and will be tried at
The coming February term of Cir
cult Court What the resasts of the
trial will be no one caa foretell.
Before he was arrested no one stood
higher 10 the community than John
IL. Cline.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14

VILLAIN. sTosn was unnni.
nominated BY arclu nation
domocrAilc cAosldate for
States Senator At jefferson
! TharsdaY night.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14
expense incurred.

tTIoN has been circulated IN
Hill and Lutesville, and
BIZ a large number Of the
IL men and citizens, and will
aented to the Legislature, re-
j 4 more stringent laws gov
sho sale Of ofcigafettes IN this
The taxpayers are called On
for boards 81 health 70 pre-
he spread Of disease and took
be health ofsthe comm unity
abcmlnahle, GlthY, poison
arrettes are allowed 70 be
! our boys, dwarfing them
aly and physically, and send,
Pm 10 the madbcuse, and'to
|tpre graves. Il oaght TO be
ia and the sooner, the better.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14
Do You
Need En-?

We have splendid line of clothing suits up-to-
date in every respect direct to from of the best
clothing manufacturers Cincinnati and our prices are
lower than you II find elsewhere:
We contemplate changefu the plan Of this depart
ment and in order to get ready for it want to close
out entire stock of suits will give youa discount
of 10 to20per cent the very best things in stock
chance for real down bargains in NICE stylish upo-
date suits VIZ
Besides the above, we have some carried over
stock good as new-you may take your choice at your
price If you need any clothing it will pay you to
come and see us. You'll not leave store without
suit
Wantan oVercoat? We have the very best line ever
brought to The town, but are going to make them 90
by making the price to suit you.
TsAY L.OR & DU N NJ.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14

nor DOckeEy's Message.
81 Louis Chronicle sums mp
Dor Dookery's messageso the
safs in the following one
! words
l02.7l IN RreasaEz
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14

or DrfferIvrs Drsu,SD Of
''n was h.msslf captured,
/ 7-by q lone woman.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14

|rn II I,hs ST. Louis RepublIc
5 sending out another "ulti
Co the democracy Of Mis-
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14

'vefely cold ~eathsr Of tho
dnys, and tho scarcity Of
J caused much suffering 10
The cl,les and towns Of the
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14

|roR GEoRoE 4. T.KE intro.
Pc first bill in the present
|nre, providing for the audit.
be books Of all county ofIiC-
|dling public funds. Senator
laking a position against the
md for the best interests of
e and was prominent in the
|nary work ofthe session.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14

! other things-iDstead of
half ofthe time monkeylng
road law-the Legislature
pass q more stringent lawn
! pistol carrying. The prac.
|ecome entirely too common
. abominatlon, and monaco
aceful, lawabiding people
every community, and is
irectly or indirectly the
I . largo number Of the
ommitted and the cores.
Expense incurred. s5
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14

y. A. RussELL Of Lutesville
.cted chaplain Of the house
esentatives at Jefferson City
,dnssday. His many friends
Rre watching the daily pa.
u many we're the express
satisfaction when the news
et Thursday evening that
lected From the reports
hard fight.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14

sUrl is reported from Mis-.
head OF Hon. Bill Joel
|om the United States zen
'evertbeless we expect 10
Rn on our UDcIe William
Se pablo gallery of that
nate.-AtlAntA Constitution
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14

u II. wurfcorror w.
speaker OF The house {
llaIIles.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14

"some time ago my daughter
caught q severe cold. She complain
ed of pains in ber chest aud bad a
bad coegb. gave ber Chamber
lain's congh Remedy according to
directions aud in two days she was
we'll and able to 90 to school. |
have ased this remedy IN my fami-
ly for the past seven years and
have never known IT to fail" says
James Prendergast, mercbaEt An
nato Bay. Jamaica, West India Is
lands TIE pains IN she chest indi-
eA:ed an approscbing attack Of
pneumonia. which IN this instance
was undoubtedly wsrdej OF by
Chamterlain's Cough Remedy. Il
eouAtersels aRy tendency ofa cold
towzFd pneumonia. For sale by
ChsadIsr & Witmer. Luiesville, and
Dr. c. q. RstasE Marsle Riil.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14

.lk about consolidating tho
schools Of this state into
irnl school at Columbia. OF
er place. Is foolish. Moth.
ihe kind will be done.
D Southeast Missouri, We
lore of the work Of our nor.
b we do Of that Of the state
Democrat.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14

bl. Lon v. srkPHEsA viii
hls abode ID ST. Louis ia
luluSe.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14

wANTED-A TRUSTWORTHY
gentleman or Isdg N each county 90 usn.gs
bssiBess ~ sn Cd estsblishe5 hsass Of solis
sa.acsal si.Ediug- 4 ss=sgst, bsus kds
vssAiy essh sslsrY ~ sES.os paid b. ehsek
s-zh iSedr.-s5sy~iiA - s1Pessss airsci froa
s@dauzxs-rs. Msssg airzaest 81 eA2sasss
Esnaeel a. e-zsos n Z. Chicseo-
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-01-14

Greenbrier.
Nss seeing sayihlng flOn this
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-31
e,.e,i.. !. o..s,.

The question as to whether the
election next Tuesday is regular
or special election is still in
doubt.
The matter was up between two
members of the supreme court In
Denver Thursday, the chief justice
being absent, and the two failed
TO agree One held that it was a
special election, the other that II
was not. After deliberating all
day and falling to reach an agree
ment, they threw the case out.
The case came up from Adams
county, and as a result several
county commissioners will have to
act on their own Judgment in the
matter. II they think it is spec
ial election they will not order An
election to I'LL vacancies IN their
counties. II they decide 1t is a
regular election vacancies will
have TO filled by an election at
that time.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-31

"California Mike" propounds
tha following conundrum through
the medium OF our "item box"
"La unta is the deadesi town in
Colorado on Sunday Where can
a man go to pass the evening on
that day-no saloons, no merry.
20 round, and no one on the street
to talk to, not even policeman.
That's easy Mike. Go to church
where all the good people go. Ii
will do you good.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-31
oe0es ~ cosss.
STATE OF coLORAo.t.

STATE OF COLORADO.
TN THE COUNTY COURT-TN THE NAT
! ter Of the estate OF James OTo,le- de-
c,a-ed-
New. On thi- Dsh dag of s-pt-mbrr, A. n
lN1 the same bring ooe of the regular day. cf
thP S~p6enhrr. 1G4. term of the said county
cuurt cum~- G~r.ld Dpugherty. sdmini<trstp
~ the alpve ensittrd estate, and pre>rnts tn the
rourt his petition for the sale of the rial estate
6rionxins to the said estate for the puryp-e uf
payine tk~ d~ba- Of the said estate. and il app
rrsrinr n the cUart from th< said pseitipo that
r-rDrurr and l~enl xruands exist for the sale uf
Al a the real estate of said decrd-nt-
IL /. therrfcr- ordered and directed by IL
court that Mrs D. Muly-rhin- john Ofenl>.
PserSek Aeiehaa- Frsnk n>ixh.n. John MeiF
M Margaret NeixAsa- the heirs of HunA
H~isAsn. d~c~a-ed: the keirs u James seil
han. der-a~-t: Lille J. OTople- Jeme> J.
UTu,l- John y. OTUn}e. kathy A. O1onAs-
FAilip C. r O7osl~. Alie~ Y. u OTo,le. y.
Hshis~ O-Tus1>. ~ Bdwin O1ouSe and Mrs.
DpIia Rauseher and al and any Other prr~ue-
UkD ere heirs- dsvi>re> or exnse-> ~ the -eid
e-eass IL any others th-r~ -. he and apprar ~.
euPp ske said eusnsy epsrt % the al deg ~
yCvvmber. A. D. ~, ~ ~ . ~ th~n and tkrse
ep ~kOw enuse vhy Ssvses 81 eyars s1sSah ~
- msH- dir-rsiag the said s<3Rinissrntnx In
III ~ .aiA raj estate fug tbe p1ryp~s ~pzpci-
IeeaLl Comfy JDdr-
v,s-s eahlicseisn Oespser 4 f1
Lest p.haicsti~o Oesoeer n -
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-31
tina, the conversation was sup

that the conversation was sup
posed to be private ami confiden-
tial. and If others along the line
heard the bad story about the
neighbor they were eavesdropping
ON the same principle as steal
ing into ones private converse
ton. The court holds a sensible
view-that those who use a tele-
phone are entitled to talk privately
and conhdentially. While others
have power to listen, they really
have no right to do SO. and GER
tainly no right to repeat such in
formation to others.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-31
"SuppertIng" the rspsr.

The old idea that q newspaper
IS something that business men
and subscribers must ''support"
has nearly died out in some com
munities. There is no more rea-
son why paper should have
"suppott" than a grocer or shoe
dealer should have support. The
newspaper should be placed ex-
actly where 1t belongs. on a par
with every other business and peo-
pie should buy its goods just as
they do from any other business
because 1t has something to sell
that they want.
The subscriber buys the TRiB
USr 10, a year because II has news
they want to read. The adverus
er buys a column OF space in tn.
TRIBUNE because by using II they
Gao reach nearly one thousand
families OF readers The subscrib
er does not buy the TRis
uSE to "help the editor" and
he usually does not care two cents
who is publishing the paper; what
he is interested IN is the paper
itself. and If il has the news he
bnys 1t for he is satisfied. no mat
ter whether the news items re writ
ten by Jones or Brown or some
body else. The advertiser does
not buy a hundred dollar sdver-
tisemcnt in the tribune to .'heip
the editor" but to help himself.
That is exactly the position every
business man should take toward
all newspapers Buy papers and
buy space because You need 1t or
want it, and not TO help support
anybody.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-31

\ musically inclined young lady
recently wrote printers supply
house asking prices on composing
sticks, the kind used by John Phil
lip Sousa and Reginald Dekoven.
A slim young lady also sent her
picture and asked that the make
up man send directions for bleach
ing the face. She asked II a
straight front or an old style cor
set is now used to hold the form
together.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-31

A little over year ago there
was great excitement in and about
La Junta over oil, and nearly
every one who had the price either
bought oil stock or staked out an
oil claim There were $50 petro.
leum placer claims located in
Otero county between February
AZ, 1904, and October II, 1904.
according to the records in the Of
nee OF the county clerk Most OF
the claims averaged 100 acres and
this would give a total acreage OF
Io9, 700 taken up IN this manner
by prospective Standard OIL mag
nstes-almost all the available
land in the county. Ii cost 81
Tor every certificate OF location
placed on record, and up to TIE
present moment the county Is the
only winner on the oil deal. Two
wells were sunk in Otero county,
one about two miles south OF La
Jun,a and another within the coy
porate limits of Mznzsnola. The
La unta well was ''spudded in"
August IS, 1904. and drilling was
continued until a depth OF nearly
1000 feet was reached Seven
flows OF water were encountered in
drilling this depth. and although
there were good indications of oil
at various depths. the shutting off
OF the water proved too exasperat-
ing a problem aud the oil well has
been IN state of innocuous desue-
tude for several months. Over
SII. 900 was expended on the La
unta well and a similar amount
on the well at Manzanola. Oil
well enthusiasm, however, died
natural death in this vicinity some
months ago. The certificates Of
location held good for = year, and
at the end OF that time . refiling
must be made or some assessment
work done on them. County
Clerk Garwood says that there
have been no refilings, and the oil
magnates Of one short year ago
heseaboufs have no mose oil land
than the psovesbial rabbit.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-31

One OF our prominent w. {. 7.
U. ladies' rung up central the
other morning and asked for a
certain number When she heard
the "hello" response she asked:
.'ls this the meat marketS"
"No," came back the answer
from the other end; "this is the
Club saloon"
"Oh, heavens" calculated the
lady in holy horror.
"Wrong again." came back the
quick response; this amt heaven,
either; guess again"
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-31

Scientists make the announce
ment that laziness is a disease,
and that the strong looking man
who lies snugly in bed these cold
mornings while his wife builds the
fires, should not he condemned d.
He is not responsible for his con
dition. He is afflicted with a
germ, a parasite, and its name is
bookworm, snkylisto~n, duodea
ale and some other old name not
necessary TO mention. Now when
you see a man who is so lazy that
1t makes him tired to eat. just
think of what a load OF horrible
microbes he is carrying around,
and extend sympathy instead of
cuss words.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-31

LAS a visitor to your town for
the first time | wish to say that
this is a very pretty town, and |
certainly admire your clean
streets" This item was extracted
from our postotfice item box, signed
by "Robert +. McClintock, with
the New York Street Cleaning
Machinery Company, who ought
to be very good authority on the
sIbject.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-31
Asmi.i.,,.,o,.. so,ie..
ESTATE or CELoRA C. STILES. DE
= CEASED

= CEASED.
The undersigned, having hsen appointed
administrator. with the will annexed,
the county OF Stephenson, in the stats of
Illinois. dec-a-.si. hereby gives notice that he
will sp.-sr before the county court Of said Otero
county. Colo. at tn. court house in La Jnnts in
aid county. at the September term. lSn on the
third Monday in Now nhcf next. at which tim.
p-sr-ons having claims against -sid estat. are
notified and requested attend for the pur-
pos. Of having the sam. adjusted. All p-r-ons
Indebted tn said s>tst. requested tn max !.
lmm.iiat. pay rnent to the undersigned.
Dated at I.s Junta. Colo. this 18th day 81
October. \. ID. 1917.
WILSON 4. HIATT.
Administrator With Will Annexed.
First publication. October H. lsp.
Last pu hlication, Novsmtsrr n, 1871.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-31

The habit some people have of
eavesdropping on mutual teIe
phone lines received a pretty hard
lick in a court decision in an east
ern state a few days ago, accord
ing to An exchange The case
originated by one man bringing .
libel suit against another for hav-
ing said in . talk over 4 line that
he was dishonest. In REVERSING
the case, the court said in effect
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-31

"All but one of our delinquent
subscribers have paid up, and he
will no doubt do so before the
month is out" wrote a state edi-
tor. and the very next dAy twenty
eight delinQuents called, said il
had entirely escaped their mem
ory, thanked the editor for calling
their attention to the little matter,
pIanked down the S7 due and f2
more for another year and bade
him a smiling good day.
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-31
Aee,iessse~ es e.sssis~.
STATE OF COLORADO.
COUNTY op OrgNo.

STATE OF COLORADO. In the County
CoU>rf oy OrExo. Court.
Martin G. stephens. Guardian
of kati. stephens and Nellie
stephens. minor heirs OF Motto. of Qua r.
Mary STEPHENS. deceased. dizn'- Petition
Petitioner. to Norfgar.
". Real E-tatr
Katie stephens and Nellie
stephens. minors.
R.-sts,od-nt-.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MAR
~ tin &. stephens, Guardian Of Katie St-ph-
en- and Nellie St~phen>. minor heirs Of Nsry
stephens. deceased. has this day made applics-
tiou to the county eourt OF said county and
state Ia b. perm itt~d to mortxxse the northeast
quarter of section -. township d south OF
ranr~ 81 west. in which said minors have in
terr-t for the sum Of ~ IN and that the hear
ing on the -sid application has. by order of
aid court. b-cn - for the 9Th day OF Nov-n-
b-r rsr at 10 o'clock q. m.
Witness 4. X. " alli>. judxr Of the ssid county
court and the -rsl ther-of at La junts. this I~f
day Of October. 4. n. f@n-
I.gsLI A. " WALLIS.
Judge OF the said County Court.
First publicstion. Ocsoh-r :. ipp
Last publication October II. isu
La Junta tribune., 1903-10-31
III. Man
About Town

Just to be in the prevailing style
Miss Elizabeth Shaw, of Otero
county, now writes it: "Lybbie
Pshaw II smes Barton Adams in
Denver Post