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ROYAL WELCOME IS EXTENDED
THE new CRUISER TACOMA

Uncle Sans new protected cruiser Ia
coma arrived in the harbor Saturday eve
ming shortly after 6 o'clock and a royal
welcome was extended the splendid ship.
Statutes were fired from cannon, which,
with the greeting of thousands of voices,
the martial music of the bands and the
whistles of all the steam craft in the har-
Dor, made reception that will not soon
be forgotten by Commander Nicholson and
his crew.
While plans had been made for the
reception to take place Sunday, as the
Tacoma was not due here until then, the
reception committee altered the plans as
soon as word was received that the cruiser
would be here about 6 o'clock Saturday
evening. With flags and bunting flying, a
hotlla of steam craft, headed by the rev
enue tug Arcata, on board of which was
the mayor and the reception committee,
steamed out to meet the incoming cruiser.
The Arcata led the fleet around Brown
point at $40, and Immediately thereafter
the Tacoma was sighted rounding Robin
sons point The hotilla then Unanswered
to return and lead the cruiser to her
mooring at the government buoy. The
crew OF the Tacoma stood at attention
during the maneuvers in the harbor and
returned the hearty cheers of the people
aboard the boats in the harbor and those
on shore
As soon as the Tacoma had tied up to
the buoy, the reception committee, headed
by Mayor Wright, boarded the vessel and
gave Commander Nicholson and his crew
- .--~
XViIson's dapcing sch Thur Fll,s' Ia .
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BEST MAN AT
A HUNDRED

BELFORD, N. j., April 25.-Joseph
Fields Morris of this place was 100 years
old today and he will celebrate the ami
versary this evening by acting as best
man at the wedding OF Miss Annie L.
Maxey and his grandson, Fred H. Morris.
Major Joseph Shepherd, Salvation army
officer, of Newark, aged 90 viii tie the
knot Both bride and bridegroom are
members of the Salvation army, and the
reception to follow the wedding ceremony
will be held in the Salvation army hail.
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have laid since the execution.
Three thousand morbid people stood
about.
Services were held over all three-Catho-
lie in the cases of Marx and Van Dine and
Protestant for Neidermeier. The latter
was buried at Oak Ridge the other two
at Mount Carmel.
The mothers of the bandits bate a pa
thetic farewell to their offspring, kissing
the pallid faces.
LONDON, April 25.-Japanese Minister
Hayashi reports that two Russian tor
pedo boats entered the harbor of Won
san, on the east coast of Korea, today and
sank small japanese steamer, the Geyo
NTaru, of 800 tons.
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CHICAGO, April 25-Tn a downpom of
ram the funerals of the late trio of car
barn bandits were held this morning from
the undertaking rooms where the bodies
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The Particular
Housewife

demands the best to be found on the mar
ket. We have the good things that will
help her make the daily fare more nearly
ideal. Every meal will be a satisfaction
and every purchase an economy if you do
your buying here, where the stock is
turned so often that goods are always
fresh
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ALEX|EFF IS RECALLED

BERLIN, April 25.-Die Post announces
that an imperial decree was signed by the
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car this morning officially recalling Vice
roy Alexieff.
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WASHINGTON TRUCK CO., j. c. Hew.
lit & Co. General freighting, household
goods, safes and pianos removed. Office
100 Tenth st. Office telephone, John 234L
Barn telephone, James 23ll.
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The Str. Greyhound is now on the run
from Tacoma to Olympia.
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Wilson's dancing sch. Thur. Els hall
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15

THE Manzanola correspondent
of the Pueblo Chieftain says:
"Mrs. Carrie <. Money. OF Hig.
bee. was circulating among the
voters here this week. Mrs
Money has announced herself as a
candidate for the Office Of superin
tendent of schools OF Otero county
on the Republican ticket. Mrs.
Money is well known in La Junta.
Rocky Ford and has many warm
friends in Fowler where her hus-
band was pastor OF the church for
some time. Mrs. Money received
much encouragement from the
republicans at the points visited
and it is likely she will be the
republican candidate.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15

TWENTY thousand men will be
required in the Kansas harvest
fields this year. and it is reported
that the wages will be about 81
per day including board. This
probably wouldn't look good to a
deported miner who has been used
to working eight hours for s., but
it will appeal to man who is out
OF job and wants to work at liv-
ing wages.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15

The meanest young man in Kan
sas, says an exchange, lives at
Horton. He asked young lady
what she wanted for a birthday
present and suggested gloves, but
the girl thought something for her
neck would be nicer. On the
evening Of her birthday he handed
her a package neatly done up.
Nervously she opened it IN the
presence OF the other girls and
found a bar Of soap.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15

The Colorado Telephone Co.
has given La Junta a central Office
OF which that city should be proud.
1t contains all the latest improve
ments for the rapid and correct
dispatch Of business. The large
cities have larger Offices but in
none Of them will be found more
complete, up-to-date machinery
and appliances. We hope the
time is not far distant when Rocky
Ford will have a similar central
office.-Rocky Ford Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15

ness is always against good and
for evil. Therefore let every
citizen OF Colorado of whatever
political faith, set his face like Aint
and exert all the influence he pos
sesses against lawlessness and in
favor OF the enforcement OF the
Law. The paramount issue OF this
time in Colorado is the enforce
ment OF law without fear and with
out favor.-Rev. George Bedell
Vosbuggh.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15

One lot OF Denver boys sent
down by Judge Lindsey's court are
now doing excellent work in the
Newdale country. They have q
completely equipped and most
comfortable camp at the school
house. The society having the
boys in charge will not bring an
other lot this season. IL has wisely
been concluded that the task is
one which cannot be accomplished
by wholesale in one year.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15

The Rocky Ford Tribune says
that Charles Baldwin, marshal of
Rocky Ford. lis the man the
democrats OF OteIo county. nearly
all the people OF Rocky Ford. and
everybody in the county mostly
would like to see elected sheriff OF
OteIo county" Well. now, we
know OF quite few people in this
county who are not losing any
sleep over Charles Bsldwin's
chances OF being elected sheriff
this fall. People quite generally
all over the county are pretty well
satisfied with the present incumb
ent. and his consent to run is the
oily obstacle in the way OF his
election.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15

WHILE they are having hell in
the mountains these days we are
having hail on the plains-and
plenty OF rain. While conditions
in the mountains are almost intol-
cradle aud the prospects look
dark and forbidding. the prospects
in the Arkansas Valley were never
more pleasing nor crop conditions
more favorable. Colorado is emi-
nently favored in mountain and on
plain, and ought to be one of the
most prosperous commonwealth
in the union today. Millions have
been lost during the past year on
account of labor troubles aud the
business interests Of the state have
been almost bankrupted. The
citizens alliance is seeking to
extirpate union,sm by the same
methods utilized by the unions in
getting rid OF the scab element.
Endeavoring to prevent the em :.
ployment Of union men in any
capacity and the deporting Of men
who were not concerned in the
blowing mp Of non.un,on miners is
just rs much . crime as seeking to
prevent by fair means or foul the
employment Of men Who are not
members Of labor Organizations.
Blacklisting and boycotting are
equally repugnsnt to all true
Americans. When the citizens
alliance meets murder with muir.
der, injustice with injustice. they
are no more entitled to considera
ton from the powers vnsv be than
the unionists. The trouble with
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15
se.,e. OF Public r,..,.... Sale.
WHEREAS g. P. BARTON. OF THE COT

WHEREAS @. p. BARTON. OF THE coUN-
~ OF Otsro and STATE of Colorado, did
day Of February: 4. d. iaa, aud recorded On
the i0th day of February A. ID. isH in book
90 a, page ,s,ot the records in the offic. Of tho
county clerk aud recorder Of Otero county Stat.
OF Colorado convey To the public trustee Of said
Otsro county, State 81 Colorado tn. following
IT, st"ts oI coisrsda sa so si, m said o''fo e""n
The east half tEti of the southwest quarter
.Swtl and the sag,h~c,t quarter lswal Of
ransr ffty--evcn t57j west Of the sth p. N.
for water rights thcr-unto belonging.
which said decd OF trust made to secur RS
the payment to the Os.ro Loan and building
Assceiation. tn. beneficiary in said deed Of
trust mentioned. the payment of one certain
promis.ory note bearing even date with said
h1ndred and no snehnnarseSs I diats $ 81 s5, sssss
payable in monthly installmsnts of not less
than fonrteen and tos.y one-hundreths is,Lto1
Whereas, said deed Of trust further provide,
that the said maker shall pay taxes and Assess
due, and
Whereas, said deed Of trust further provide,
among other thing, that IN case OF default in
the payment OF said prumissory not. or any I,a n
thereof or the interest thereon according 70 the
tenor and effect thereof. or in case OF a
ments therein n-ntioned. then and in
that case tho whole Of said indebtedness
the option OF tho legal holder cf said note and
the said Public Trustee Is authorized at tn. re-
quest OF the legal holder Of said note to ell
and dispose OF said premises for the purr.,-e of
paying said Indebtedness and the cost, and .x
penses On account OF the execution Of said
trust. and
Where's. default has bssn made in the p,,-
nent OF the principal and interest Of said notr
and the legal holder Of esaid note has ex-,ri-.sj
his option. by reason Of said default to .erln rr
the whole Of said indsbee<ineSs to b. maturcd
and TO foseeloss said dced Of trust and
whereas, the undersigned il the Public Trus-
tee In and for Osero county, STATE Of Colorado
Nov. ther-fore, i, C. A. BeerboAm the Public
Trussee Of said Otero county, State Of Colorado
st the request Of the legal holder Of said mote
and by Tho authority in ne vested By the aid
deed OF trust. do hereby give notice that will
TUESDAY. JULY Sch A. d. iso4.
At 70 clock in the fnesuooo uf said d.v eli
and dispose of all the promises or such Of The
sanse rs may b nseessary. and all the rirht
title and intefest Of tie said g. r. Barton his
netrs esd assigns. At puhaic suction, At the
Iroes doox Of the eoonty court house at II
Jonta. In Otsro county, Colorado for the high
est and hsst price The sane vil bring In ear
for the pafpose OF paying said indebteineSs
with fneefese thereon to date Of sale and for
eHpsnses and costs Incurred In executinr th;.
trust as provided By said note and deed a
trust -
Dated .s L. Junta- Colorado, sAi. LIST d.y oe
June A. d. 1ao1-
CA. BEERBOHN.
Public Trustee of Otero County Colorado.
First pohlieation June l. 1904
Last pahaiessioo July ID. 1904
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15

The republican party will be
fifty years old on the 9th Of July
next, and will observe the semi
centennial occasion by electing
Theodore Roosevelt president Of
the United States early IN Novem
Der. Now is the time to "get on
the band wagon, chill'un; get on
board; there's room for many a
morew .-.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15

the state administration is that il
has made the mistake OF afhliasing
itself with one side and against the
other. when both are at fault.
The province Of the state - to
preserve order and to give every
man the right to labor without
interference from any other.
Simply that and Eothing more
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15

Notice j. hereby given that -eal.si bids for
the construction Of an artsSian we'll on the
school house grounds in school district No. Is,
In Ot-ro county, Colorado, will be received BY
until the 18th day of June A. d. isSa, at 10
O'Clock =. IN.
The said bids to BE- for the said work com
plet- at much per foot for drilling, casing
and CON pletinx the -sid well. in accordance
with plans and specifications for said we'll,
which plans and specifications will h,s furnish
ed upon application to tho said undersigned
secretary. at La Junta, Colorado.
The hoar rd of directors of said -chnol district
hereby res.rv. tn. right to reject any and ali
bids.
MRs. l.. d. HILLHousK.
Secretary school District No. Is.
first publication Juns I, 1914
Last publication June -, iYDl.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15
asss saa We'll Ssssa.

La untA was visited by = turi.
Gus rain and hail storm Monday
afternoon-oneo of the regular old
times. Within an hour Colorado
and Santa Fe avenues were raging
rivers. the water being two feet
deep. and necessitating the use Of
drays for transportation purposes.
The hail storm was confined within
the city limits almost exclusively,
and every garden and fruit tree in
the burg Sas literally"hailed out. ="
There was no hail in North La
Junta or Holbrook. but the or
chasds south OF town were strip
ped OF foliage and fruit that came
dancing into town on the flood
waters. K. n. Berry's fruit ranch
three miles west OF town suffered
somewhat from the hail. After the
storm Mr.. Berry estimated that
his trees had been denuded OF one
fourth Of the crop, but yesterday
morning found that his loss had
been very slight. not one half Of
his original estimate. There WAS
no rain or hail at Rocky Ford at
all.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15
Aes,,e.,ie. I. l.... Stat. L..s.
DEsyEK, CoLoKADo.
u..a

DEsyER, CoLoKApo.y
June 1. laA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT r. A.
~ Potter. Whose J-,-todio. address is La
Junta, Colo on Nay >, isD., made application
No. As to the STATE Board Of Land Commis-
sion-rs To les-- tho following d--cribsd school
Lands, situate In Otsro county, Colorado.
to Wit:
All Of section sir,.sn, township twenty south.
range nifty Eve west.
No oth-r applications to lsss. tn. above de-
-crihs-i PROMISES objections axsin-t tho
SHOW. application will h- considered after july
], iSt
MARK q. WOODRUFF,
Register STATE Board Land Com I'm . sonsrs.
First publication, June l, lSN.
Last pa bl LEGATION. Jun. -, 1904
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15

LAwLEssNEss is the universal
enemy OF mankind. Lawlessness s.
in eating aud drinking means ply
sieal :shipwreck. Lawlessuess in
thinking means mentalship wreck.
In the moral and ethical life it
means shipwreck Of character. In
the world Of business it means
bankruptcy. LawIessness in so
ciety turns households into chaos
In the state il means the wreck Of
all that is fair and the reign Of all
that is rough and rude. LawIess
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15

EIGHTEEN thousand men recently
marched through the streets oi
Chicago carrying a banner st the
head OF the procession on which
was inscribed this legend. "Our
children cry for bread" The pro.
cession moved through the city to
a grove, where il rested and drank
1900 kegs OF beer. Millions for
booze. but not one cent for bread
That's the slogan that is causing
more trouble for the laboring men
than all the hosts OF organized
capital.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15
AS~,s,s,ssssr.s sss,es.

ESTATE OF PERLEY H. vEAsIE. DHCKAS
- ID. The undersigned having bssa appoint
ID administrator Of tho estate Of fsrisy II.
Ssasie lat, OF tn. county Of Otero in the state al
Colorado, deceased hereby gives notice that he
will appear b-fof. tho county court Of said Otssu
county, Colo. at tn. court house in La yuntA. in
said county, at tho June term. iaDt. tho ist
Tue sday In July next, at which time all
psr-ous having claims against said estate are
notified and requested To attend for the tur-
t-p<s OF having tho sdiustsd. All persons
ind.btsd to said estate requested 10 me .
imme-iist- pay m-Lt to the undersi xnsi.
Dated at In JuntA, Colo, this SIth day of
Nay. A. u. 1904.
CORYDON T. vEAsIE
administrator.
First publication. June I, 1904.
Last publication. Jun. -, IADI.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15

The beets never have been bet
ter at this time OF the year. The
showers are coming just when
needed to break the crust around
the late plantings.-Sugar City
Gazette.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15

MARX g. WOODRUFF is IN the
lead in the race for the nomina alton
for state auditor. A. +. Bent, OF
Lamar, is also likewise a candi.
date.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15
Coming essnts.

June 2Ist-Republican National
Convention, Chicago, Ill.
July 6th-Democratic National
Convention, ST. Louis, Mo.
La Junta tribune., 1904-06-15
Notice Tor Sealed Side.

First publication, Jun. 1, 1904.
La st publication. Jun, -, IHlI.
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LOUISIANA NOTES

\ teachers institute is in progress
this week at Shreveport, with Profs.
&c. T.. Byrd and w u. Hale rs conduc-
tors.
sheriff Spradlcy. of Nacogdochcs,
Texas. passed through Shreveport
curowc for Farmoryillc 10 get D.
Cox. the notorious character who was
arrested there on The eve of his mar
riacc. Cox has "a record in Mississip-
pi. hut he is wanted in NacugdOchCs
for an attempted murder.
Tuesday at the Rozon's Hotel. New
Iberia. occurred the twonty-sovonih
rnniy.rsary of fhn Socirtc dc Riuu-
fai~auco of New Iberia. \ sumpiunu-
banquet was ,uipNrd This Society
is The oldest organization in the par
i-r and has urF.u,.,l urdor its long
Hr. President Pierre luhir has been
H. Ir.-.1,ur -Iurs us urganiza' i"ii.
ard f- au rs President % h7s
IHr.. membership among The French
rrnult.au Of this section
Erar Red. ralHroI. was arrested
nrE arnI af haEa-7rIl. hnrlu~. Do
H.# -#.# .H mans .eHT1 Wand cloth
..H household ELECTS - such .1w
..HH.- thaf r created suspicion. i'I-
H#r.. WAS ..ar.HHH 1afDlv. ara
about WAGON frar o. rrnl- wfr0
.rH r o.. o. wac found that be- a.
.ar. r-.fr fr. -nHH nm af u-hf
..- Tar.r-.. station n0ru'y Shr--
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out Dallas County, Three hundred
covers will be placed for the Demo
Gratis az that county, and Tor these q
charge will he made whereby the eN'
ponse of the event will he met, I'm
purtant among the committees 10 be
named will be that upon speakers, II
viii make special effort "a secure the
hest speakers in the party in Texas
and probably speakers of extra state
reputation viii be- present at the time
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\ teachers institute is in progress
his wccl, AT Shreveport, with ProfS.
{. T.. Byrd and w 3. Hale rs conduc-
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only a positive cure for Dyspepsia and all
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When / put this remedy upon the market
l knew that it would cure Dyspepsia.
knew that it would cure Nervousness. [
knew that it would cure Sleeplessness
l also knew that it would purify the
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whole system. but l had not thought of
il as Catarrh cure; but the hundreds Of
testimonials that l have received from
people that have been cured of Catarrh
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CataTh sufferers.
1t cures Catarrh by purifying the blood.
l do not believe it is possible for a per-
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one eat and digest all that they do eat.
1t makes one sleep; it rests the nerves.
1t puts vitality into every fiber tissue
CO. Munyon's Paw-Paw has no equal
Munyon's Paw-Paw Tonic for sale
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pion here to defend him."
Mr.. Scott: According to MIR. Robb s
statement, he does not need any de-
Tense"
Mr.. Clay replied by giving the details
| of the employment of Mr.. Louis as super
intendent of supplies for the postoffice
department. which, he said. had been ac-
complished by Mr.. Heath by first APP
pointing Louis as cashier in the Kansas
City postoffice and then having him pro-
coed with the work here without ever
having seen the Kansas City postoffice.
Heath, he said, had been anxious to Sc
cure a man in sympathy with himself in
the purchase of supplies, and the APP
pointment at Kansas City had been made
because of Louis inability TO pass the
civil service examination Reviewing Mr..
Louis career in the department. Mr. Clay
said that he had increased prices paid
for supplies from 20 to 70 per cent
LIKES eRiSTOW.
All this said Mr.. Clay ''is inter
esting. You may pick on Bristow If you
wish but he has done a work that l ap-
preciate.'
He then proceeded to give specific in
stances of the charges against Louis.
including in them the one that he had
ceased buying good ink at 16 cents a
pound and instead had contracted to pay
80 cents. Nor would he coucede, he
added, as Mr. Scott suggested, that this
had been done because the lucent ink
was not adapted to the purposes TO which
it was put
He urged an investigation as the only
method of determining the truth of the
charges made. The president, Mr.. Bris-
tow and. Messrs. Conrad and Bonaparte
had all said that Heath should be in
vestigated and he thought they should
be taken at their word. If Mr. Bris-
tows charges against Heath were not
true, they constituted n malicious and
gross SANDER, and Mr. Heath should have
the right 10 defend himself against them.
Mr.. Scott then said that it never had
been his purpose to believe a man guilty
until he had been proven TO be. although
Mr.. Heath may be all that the senator
from Georgia had charged him with. He
read from a statement by Mr.. Beach,
attorney for the District OF Columbia. TO
the effect that all the evidence was be-
fore the grand jury and it was regarded
as insufficient TO warrant the Indictment
of Mr.. Heath.
The senate. at $40 p. m. went into ex-
ecutive session and at 5:15 adjourned.