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The daily sentinel., 1904-03-08
LaFair JurysSecured.

1t was just 9:30 O'Clock exactly by
the court house clock this morning
when the jury in the William LaFair
case was sworn in as-'iurymeu to serve
on the above case. The last juror Sc
cured was II. Hughes
The jury was eagerly sorutinized by
LaFair who sat behind his attorneys.
Caswell and Wheeler. The jury con-
sists of the following persons. Lee
Cuddy, Jos. Wedman, j. N. Yessen,
George Pappa, Z. J. FritzleI. W. S.
Beaman. S. B. Eskridge, B. W. We'd
der. A. R. Yeaton. Thomas RAIDER, W..
j. S. Henderson and Fl. Hughes.
Immediately following the swearing
in of the Jury, J. S. Carnahan, for the
prosecution made his statement of
what they would attempt to prove.
He stated what purported to be the
facts in the case leading up to the
killing of Massey.
He was followed for the defendant
LaFair, by Judge Caswell who stated
what they intended to prove. in justi-
fication of the killing of Massey by
LaFair.
The daily sentinel., 1904-03-08
The St0rk'S Visit.

ID G. Fisher. secretary of the
Chamber of CommeIe is an extremely
happy man TODAY. The atork visited
his home about five o'clock last ev-
ening and departed leaving beautiful
boy baby. DIR. Fisher SAYS the little
one is quite too small to do anything
vet in the line of promotion work.
but believes from its size and general
appearance it will be stem winder
a considerable more years than it can
now count to its credit. Tile friends
of the very competent secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce are offering
congratulations today.
The daily sentinel., 1904-03-08

emn beauty III the literature
OF the world; that its ideals
OF morality are those to
which the best within us is
always aspiring; that its
promises are tie sweetest
and most comforting that
have ever come to the tired
hearts of man.
Justice Brewer declared
that the greatest glory of
this nation lies in the fact
that ever and always she has
striven to translate into the
vernacular of international
law the parable of the good
Samaritan and the Golden
Rule -
The daily sentinel., 1904-03-08

''It is scarcely necessary be-
fore this audience to enter
upon an eulogv or defense of
the great book of books.
But this is the age of icono-
clasm. when derisive criti-
cisms are ram pant. Much
criticism is irreverent and
useless.
But there are other critics
who strive to destroy the
faith of other men simply be-
cause it is held. The icon
oclast is a popular man to-
day. To him the Bible ap-
pears merely as a bit of
crazyquilt of true history.
distorted science, weak po-
etry. impractical morality
and vague foreshadowings of
the unknown aud unknowa-
BILE. Yet we who believe
know there are passages in
the Bible unsurpassed in SOL
The daily sentinel., 1904-03-08
Greatest Glory
Golden Rule.

At the one hundredth anniversary
of the British and Foreign Bible Soci-
ETY.. held III st. Johns Episcopal
church at Washington, which was
attended by PRECEDENT and Mrs. Roose
welt, the British Ambassador and Lady
Washington, Justice Brewer spoke the
following notable words on the Holy
Bible:
The daily sentinel., 1904-03-08

DR.. Leroy O. Hedges has removed
his Offices to the room in the rear of
the Grand Valley National bank. for
merly occupied by DR.. Thadd Parker.
The daily sentinel., 1904-03-08
TWenty-One Boys and
Twenty-0ne Girls and
Proud of Every One,

Washington March A After having Joseph Smith president
of the nearly today
fore the committee privileges elections which
iRating the right
oution and the
and another called This Mrs Clara
dv who told of the Mormon church which, broken
down. will President
that lie and other officials have Professionally cohabitng
plural wives in violation
red by Brigham
poGamist
had children by that performed
Mexico, according the a
Mr. Taylor questioned President Smith the
several children Mr. <n OF
carrying birth wi me-
Chairman Burrows President
children hove Forty
boys
The daily sentinel., 1904-03-08

The railroads entering this city and
those having trackage in Mesa county
paid the first half of their taxes today
approximating $40. COO. This is
large sum of monev and viii he thank
fully received bv the comfy.
The daily sentinel., 1904-03-08
Grand Valley National
Bank.
Grand Junction, Colorado,
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits, $50. 100000.
DIR CT o R S:

WI. Meyer, Werner q. Reed, U. G..
RameJ', J.L. Oliver, John E. Phillips,
Oliver H. Shoup, Geo. W. Bales, W..
R. Freeman, Max Buchanan.
A Well Equipped National Bank
The daily sentinel., 1904-03-08

John E. Phillips, Pres. w. j. Meyer, yice-P res.
Max Buchanan, Cashier
L. Mickersham. Assistant Cashier
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03
Application to l.... Stat. Land.
xxytK. CoLoR,po. July 2. l.o,

DENVER. CoLoR,Do. July - 1905.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MRS.
~ Emma Ca-te-l, whose poStofiice address Is
La Junta. Colorado. on July Il. Isoi made
Commissioners to lease the following described
School and Indemnity School Lands. situate in
Bent, kio~a and Otero counties. Colorado,
10 Nit.
Ell Of ne 1, sec III; y Of ne L. sw /. of ne
y. ne y Of sw y. and = OF = sec -: " !, of
sw !. sec -; y Of sec II !, of -ec K, ali in
twp q =. ranee y "; lot- and :. = OF ne 4
and e 4, Of Sc = sec 8; lots and sec 8: 4: OF
:, -cc .; 4, OF g z, and u of ~ y II. all
in twp - :. rSne- 81 W Bent county.
Nv i sec S. twp 20 :. range - ikiowa
county,
Nv l. of ~ Z, sec 8: :, Of sec ;: lots ? and l.
and q. Of -w l, &C s.: !. Of NV a, ne l. ~ W
y. !, Of -c "a and !. of -. !. sec :. ne u e
ss of NV n - L Of -w =. and n !. o. !. sec
-. y OF " - sec 1e. nv !. q a Of ~
y sec -; II OF W y and u of - 1, &c ": -
y OF " = sc x: ne !. sec ~: all in twp Il :.
raner 81 fOt-ro county,.
half ct - quarter -cc 4: " half of half
and quarter of sw quarter sc 5; lot = n half
Of Sc quarter and -c quarter OF -e quarter sec s
81 quarter of ne quarter. lots I and > and =.
quarter OF nv quarter sec half Of ne quar-
tcr- ne quarter ct nv quarter and half. a nv
quarter SC 4. nv quarter sec p: NV quarfer and
= quarter SC 10. quarter sec II: W half of
src Ii- half -ec Is: half Of quarter sec = :
half OF nv quarter sec y. twp = :. range - "
fOfero county,.
No other application to lease the above de-
srrib-d premises or objections axAins; the
shove application viii BE- considcred after
MARK q. WOODRUFF.
Register State Board Land Commissioners
First Qualification. July q. 1904
Last PUBLICATION August Il. 1904
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03

WHEN some one asked dele
gate to the St. Louis convention
why the democrats nominated
Grandpa Davis for vice president,
he replied: "Well, some one
referred to him as an octogenarian
and the boys Immediately jumped
to the conclusion that he was
worth eighty millions. That set
tied ii"
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03
Ns~s Of Fowler.

Is Fowler to have a new bank9
Wait and see
Orville Stubbs, nephew OF c. s.
Stubbs, is visiting his uncle this
week
n. l.. Anderson, OF Young &
Mathis. is looking over the melon
situation.
More street car talk. We still
use the Santa Fe however. Time
table later.
A leaf worm is working on cot
ton wood leaves. Seems to be .
year of parasites.
II. c. Hedgecock is buying a
considerable quantity OF hay in
OIney at present
The Davis family and Miss Susie
Blskey started on camping trip
FRIDAY. Such outings are the
thing now days.
d. Z. Balch is doing the work
OF excavating for basement and
brick preparatory to putting a
steam furnace 10 the school house.
The Postal Telegraph has a
station at Fowler. q. +. Wilbur
is in charge. Take your choice Of
Western Union, long distance
phone, or Postal now.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03
sso,. Fs E.hibi, ., wo,,s.s F..,.


+. q. Boomer. engineer Of Las
Vegas, and Geo. w. Howard, FIRE
man, of Ration, left last Thursday
for Tokeka, where they will take
charge Of engine g29 and go to
Kansas City light. From Kansas
City to ST. Louis they will take a
test train over the Chicago & Alton
tracks. The engine will then be
placed in Machinery Hall at the
Fair in charge Of Engineer Boomer
and Fireman Howard. Ii will be
their duty to remain with the en-
gine and answer such questions in
relation to it as visitors may ask
The gag is one Of the monster
Santa Fe system locomotives said
to be the largest and heaviest in
use in the world Ii will remain
on exhibition in machinery hall
until the close OF the exposition.
Engineer Boomer and Fireman
Howard were selected for this post
OF honor on account of their merit.
After careful investigation by
q committee it was agreed that
their general record averaged the
highest.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03
Notice Of Adjustment Day.

ESTATE or THOMAS MCAT. DECEASED.
y The undersigned having been appointed
administrators of the estate of Thomas Muaf
late of the county OF Otero, In the state Of Col
orado, decoascd. hereby gives notice that she
will apr-aI before the county court Of said Otcro
county, Colo. Mt the court house in La Junta in
said county. on Monday, the .ed day Of August;
A. d. 1901, at the hour Of o'clock a. m. Of said
day, at which time all persons having claims
against said c-,at. arc notified and requested
10 attend for the purpose Of having the same
adjusted. All persons indebted ,o said estate
are requested TO make Immediate pay meTt to
the unaer-igu~i.
Dated al La Junta. Colo, this 18th day Of
July. A. ID. 1904.
CATHERINE NUAT,
Administrative Of tn. eStat. of Thomas Nust
deceased
First publication. July 81 1901.
Last publication, August L.. 1904.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03
Estrsy Advertisement.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM
~ IL may concern that the following de-
scrib--i r=tray animal was taken NJ near Rocky
Ford, Colo To wits
Ons black unbranded mare ab-oat is years
old. with lump side and crippled in left
hind foot.
said animal being unknoxn to this Board.
unIes- claim.-i by owner on or before August Is.
Is.b. "a "a estray will b. sold by this Board for
the b.-siefit Of the owner when found.
STATE BOARD OF STOCK INSPECTION
COMMISSIONERS. DgsyKg, Colo.
First publication. July =. isoi,
Last pubiicat ion. August Z, Isp1.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03

THE semi annual statement OF
the Rocky Ford State Bank shows
deposits aggregating s326, 762 65.
The denizens OF the sugar beet
metropolis are far from being broke
yet, with a very good prospect OF
doubling their bank account with
the marketing OF this seasons
crops.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03
Application to teas. Stat. land.

DENyEs, CoIDR.pp. July -, 1904.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT MRS,
~ Emma Chstc-l, whose po-toihce addr-ss I,
La junts. Colorado, On July u, 1904. made
application No. tSi to the state Boa ri OF Land
CONT ssionsrs to lease the foilowiB.; described
Agricultural College lands. situate in Ben,
county. Colorado. to wit:
y = of y and - i Of SO I. sec q: g = Of y
sec 5, twp u south. ransr 81 west.
No other application to lease the above de-
scrit-=d premises objections against the
above application will b. considered after
August ,i is.ti-
MARX q. WOODRUFF
Register STATE Board Land Com mi-siouers =.
First publication, July. -. tfDi
Last publication. August II. 1904
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03

The Daily Bee, the leading
Democratic newspaper of Sacra.
mento, California, announces that
it will not support the Democratic
candidate for President. The Bee
CHOOSES Theodore Roosevelt be-
cause he is FREE MAN. 1t op-
poses Alton Brooks Parker be.
cause he is a BoNpNiAN- tied hand
and foot to Wall street and the
Trusts"
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03

As an alli,erstive campaign mot
to, "Psrker and Plnnks" ought to
suit the party of Jeffersonian SIM
pliciiy. II is immaterial whether
they have the aid and consent OF
aay individual or nation on earth
or not. as no one has applied for a
copyright
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03
Application to lease State Lands.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT X. W.
~ Norton. whose po-totiicc address l. La
Junta Colo. on July p. 1904. made application
No. 5Ss. to the Stat. Board Of Land Commi-.
sioner. to lease the following described School
wits
Al of section sixteen. township twenty Ave
south. range nfty-hv. west.
No other application to lea - the above des
erib-d premise. OF objection. against the above
a application will h. considered after S-ptenbef
.. isoi.
MARK q. WOODRUFF.
Register state Board Land Commissioners
Fir<, publication, August J. 1904.
Last publication, August "a, 1901
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03

Ar the Worlds Fair Senator
Swink is being asked. "Where is
the Manzanola exhibit" The
senator received some nice folders
from Manzsnola, descriptive OF the
town and the products raised in
the adjacent country, and when he
commenced to pass them out they
got him in quite hole. Nearly
every one that looked at the fold
ers asked to see the fruit from
Manzanola, and the senator did
not have thing TO show them
He wrote TO residents OF Mama
nola and requested them to sup
ply the deficiency. Not only
Manzanola but every other town
in the county ought to have an
exhibit at the Worlds Fair. with
descriptive literature. We want
more people in the Arkansas Val
ley, and it is up to US to increase
and replenish the earth. by induc
ing immigration, or any other old
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03

IT is reported that Senator
Stephen Is. Eikins, son IN law OF
Grandfather Davis, Democratic
candidate for vice e-president, says
the old man cannot carry his own
state. Mr.. Elkins says he enter
tains the greatest affection for the
old gentleman, is soIry for him in
his present somewhat ludicrous
position, but will have to defeat
him in Yves, Virginia. That would
certainly be the blow that killed
papa.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03

The chairman of the republican
state central committee, d. b.
Farley, has issued a call for the
republican state convention to be
held IN Denver, September I4th.
There will be $50 delegates.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03
Irish OIL King Abroad.

c. II. McVay, the well known
Colorado oil and artesian well con
tractor, was in the city Monday,
to meet party OF his drillers who
came up from the southern portion
of the territory where they just
completed a contract with the FL
Paso K Northeastern for drilling a
deep well. Mr.. McNay LETT Mon
day evening for Chanute, Kan +,
where he has oil well underway
The local oil company endeavored
to get the gentleman TO take q con
tract for sinking the oil well at
this place, but he was unable to
consider the proposition on &C.
count OF other work.-Raton Re
porter.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03
Rocky FoRp is already banking

ROCKY FoRp is already banking
on the crop prospects. Three
dailies were started there during
the past week, the Rocky Ford
Enterprise, Rocky Ford Gazette
and Rocky Ford Tribune. Ii re-
mains to be seen how much the
promoters will "bank" on their
venture. There is no truth in the
rumor that the daiIies were started
for the sole purpose Of being eli
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03

II is semi officially reported that
Vice Presidential Candidate Davis
has refused to subscribe to the
campaign fund. In that case. the
democrats got two gold bricks at
the convention instead of one.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03
Application to ts..s State Land.
DEsyEE. coLoEapo,

DKsyEE. CoLoKApo
July iIth, 1s.1
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4. ID
~ Bsst, Whose postosiice address Is La Jnnts
Colorado. on July ). rot made application
Nos. lt3 aud ilt to the state board Of land
commissioner to lease the following described
school lands situate In O,ero county. Colo
to-vit:
south. rang. nfty-hye west.
No other application 20 lease the above de.
scfihed premise ob!ection, a-si INST the aho.e
Implication will t-s considered after August Il
t.sDs.
MARK q. WOODRUFF.
Register State Board Laud Com uimi-sioacrs-
First publication July u, 1891.
Last publication August 8, 1874.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03

IA PARTY is OF worth only in SO
far as i, promotes the national in
terest, and every official. high or
low, can serve his party best by
rendering to the people the best
service OF which he is capable
Theodore Roosevelt.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03

A health paper says that there
are 80, 900 microbes in a dish
of ice cream. The S. a week clerk
ought to advise his best girl to
paste this item in her Sunday hat.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03

Tom HoffMIRE has announced
that he is candidate for prosecut
ing attorney in the district COM
posed OF Pueblo and Otero coun
ties. Ii is said Tom has the sup
port OF the republican gang Las
Animas Democrat.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03

gible to print the Official ballot
this fall. They are all strictly Ie-
gitimate business enterprises
without line OF advertising.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03

PERSONALITIES should not enter
into the campaign, and 1t is not
right to refer to Judge Parker as
the "Belmont entry in the presi.
dental race.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03

WEsTERs democrats insist that
Hill and Wall Street nominate
Parker and they propose to let
Hill and Wall Street see if they
can elect him.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-03
REPUBLICAN, TICKET
Coming Events.

September I4th - Republican
State Convention.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-07
WATERS
ARE RECEDINC
Juniata and Susquehanna
Rivers Continue to Fall
and Dangers Are LeSSened
NIDDLETOWN'S DAMAGE
Electric Light Supply Shut
off and Pennsylvania Rail-
road Tracks Blocked by Ice

HARRlSBURG, Pa, March 6.-The
Junlata and Susquehanna rivers have
been falling all day and Weather OBJ
server Demain said tonight that they
VIII continue TO fall for twenty-four
hours The gorges above and below
harrisburg are still intact and there
has been no movement in the SusQue-
hanna since the break Of yesterday and
in The gorge at High Spire. The con-
oiuons in the flooded district show an
Improvement over yesterday. and un-
less there is a sudden rise in the river
II IS thought the worst is over
Al MiddletOwn the water is stiu high
er than in the great food of 1889 and
the water supply and the electric light
supply Of the borough are still cut of
The tracks OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road between DOchiel and Middletown
are covered with ice and water and
two large locomotives with snow plows
were sent there to-day 10 try to clear
the tracks, but they failed
The iron works in South Harrisburg
and the Pennsylvania Steel Works at
Steelton VIII not resume operations
until the water goes down Precautions
have been taken by Mayor Mccormick
70 warn residents in the low lands in
Harrisburg in time to leave their homes
II there should be another food from
above
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-07
You Can Also Enjoy Vince Pie You Take Stuas Dyspepsia Tablets

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Because they have not abused their stomachs
by excessive eating and drinking and weakened
or destroyed the functions OF that organ. Be
cause they eat what Nature demands Of coed
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cess OF digestions and keep their stonachs
strong and well. The same Is true OF men
who lead active outdoor lives and engage in
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the food nutriment is properly assimilated. the
blood is pure and healthy and you seldom hear
OF them being affected with headache back
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or any other Of the common ills that always
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They possess exactly the same properties that
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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-07
WILL DISCUSS
POSTAL BILLS
Hay Resolution Regarding
"Infiuence" Will Probably
Be Laid on the Table
THE MINORITY is ACTIVE
Martin Will Ask Consent
of House to Take Up the
Question of Beef Prices

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Postal
affairs will occupy the attention OF the
! House for the better part of this week.
Overstreet, chairman of the Committee
on Postoffices and Post Roads, will call
up the postoffice appropriation bill to-
morrow and 1T is anticipated several
days at least will be consumed in it's
disposition. The minority Will vigor-
ously oppose some features OF the bill
and also will urge a general investi-
cation of postoffice affairs.
The bill Will be laid aside tempor-
arily Tuesday. as by special agreement
private claim bills, which gave way
last week to the Indian appropriation
bill, have been made the special order
for that day. Before taking up the bill
tomorrow the Postoff1ce Committee
will report the Hay resolution request
ing certain information regarding the
use of Influence" by members of the
House to secure increases in salary,
etc, for postmasters. The committee
will recommend that this resolution be
laid upon the table. Unless unanimous
consent is obtained there will be no dis
cussion on the motion to table, but 1t
Is indicated that an agreement Will be
reached whereby a brief time will be
allowed so that some statements may
be made on each side before a vote is
taken.
Martin of South Dakota expects to
request unanimous consent tomorrow
before the appropriation bill Is laid be-
fore the House for the consideration of
his resolution directing the department
Of Commerce and Labor to investigate
the causes for the differences that ex-
ist between the cost of live cattle and
dressed beef. and on which the commit
tee on Interstate and Foreign Com
merce has ordered favorable report.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-07
The Kaiser's Latest Break.

Kaiser Wilhelm's telegram habit
has seemingly got him into trouble
again. 1t will be remembered that
his wire to Dom Paul resulted in the
mobilization of the British navy. The
other day. just after the sale of the
Argentine cruisers to Japan he tele-
graphed, or had telegraphed, to the
firm of Ansaldo, the builders in Genoa.
the following telegram: The Argen-
tine ships are at present the best type
of armor-plated cruisers now existing
in any navy. The perfection of that
model of ship is, to my mind, un-
doubted. 1 congratulate the valiant
Argentine navy on their excellent type
of ship" The cause of sending the
telegram was the Ansaldos' sending
the plans of the ships to the Kaiser
but when he sent the message they
had started on their way to Japan, and
Russia is asking what he meant by it.
Exchange.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-07

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