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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-02
REASONED IT OUT.
And Found Change in Food Put Hin
Riuht,

And Found . Change in Food Pus him
Right.
A man does not count as wasted the
time he spends in thinking over his
business, but he seems 10th to give the
same sort OF careful attention to him.
self and to his health.
And yet his business would be worth
little without good health to care for
1t. Al business man tells how he did
himself good by carefully thinking over
his physical condition, Investigating
to find out what was needed, and then
changing to the right food.
For some years had been bother
ed n great deal after meals. My food
seemed to lay like lead in my stomach,
producing heaviness and dullness and
sometimes positive pain. or course
this rendered me more or less unfit for
business, and / made up my mind that
something would have to be done.
Reflection led me to the conclusion
that over-eating, filling the stomach
with indigestible food, was responsible
for many OF the ills that human flesh
endures, and that was Furnishing my
self In that way - that was what was
making me SO dull, heavy and uncom.'
Portable, and unfit for business after
meals. 1 concluded to try Grape Nut
food to see what 1t could do for me.
II have been using it for some months
now, and am glad to say that 1t has
given me entire relief. do not suffer
any longer after meals; my fool
seems to assimilate easily and perfect.
ly, and to do the work for which 1t
was intended. l have regained my
normal weight, and find that business
is pleasure once more - can take
more interest in it. and my mind is
clearer and more alert"
Name given bY Postum Co., Battle
Creek. Mich.
There's a reason.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-02
AAwkEYE STOCK SOLD.
D. J. Fellow, Of Elgin, ILL.,, Buys It for
"a Ed0

The stock and fixtures Of the Hawk
eye Mercantile Company, owned by
Fred Rixon, OF Clinton. was sold at
auction this afternoon mt O'clock to
ID. J. Fellow, OF Elgin Ill.,, for $3.50.
The dry goods, notions and ladies' fur
nishing goods sold for s4.025. the shoes
went for $3.50, and the fixtures for sos.
The invoiced list OF the dry goods,
notions and ladies' furnishing goods
furnished the bidders total $7,400. A
similar list of the shoes was sS91.50.
and the list of fixtures totaled $254.50.
The sale either gives the purchaser
option for continuing the lease until
II expires next winter. or ample time
to move the stock. When asked MIR.
Fellow said he had not determined
what he would do with the stock. The
belief that Mr.. Fellow was buying for
a local purchaser could not be veri-
fed. The bidding was slow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-02
WILL TALK pANDELIoN DAY.
City Federation Board Of Directors
Will Hold Session Wednesday.

The board of directors Of the City
Federation Of Women's Clubs, which
is composed of the president of the
different federated clubs, together with
the officers of the federation, will mold
a meeting Wednesday, at which time
matters pertaining to the work of the
federation will be talked over. Among
the questions to come up will be dam
delion day. Last year dandelion day
fell upon Saturday, May 81, and for
the dandelions dug by the children OF
the city the federation paid $40. 1t
Is thought that the federation can not
afford to pay for the work this year,
because It's funds are needed for other
purposes. but 1t is probable that gem
eral suggestion will be made to the
people of the city, to all get out and
work to exterminate the dandelion on
some certain day. The federation wo-
men will make the appeal on the
ground OF civic pride, and will suggest
that the parents give the children some
little remuneration for their work.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-02

Joining, went to Mr.. Holdgrafer. ut
$3.50, aid 100 was sold to MIR. Dank :
bar at $t7.T5. The two lots In Laurel
brought sl15 each.
The leirs to the Beye estate are
Herman G.. Beye, who Mt present Is the
tenant on the home place; John G.
Beye Ct Kansas city, civil engineer
in the employee Of the Missouri Pa
cific; Henry q. Beye, of South Da-
kota: A. H. Beye, of Hebron, Ncb.;
William G. Beye. of Jefferson township;
Mrs. t.ouisia w. Mc1lrath. OF Jefferson
town,hip. and Mrs. Emma *. Peiffer.
OF Minnesota.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-02
DAVENPORT WINS
crays Lose First Of serien TO Daven-
port Three.l League Team at Dav-
export Monday-seore Was to 1.

The Grays, journeying to their OPEN
Ing date with keokuk on Thursday,
opened a series of games with the
Davenport club of the Three-I League
Monday afternoon by losing to the
home team by the score of 5 to l. The
home teams ability to bunch their hits
caused the visitors to lose and altho
they were nearly as handy with the
bat, they could not hit collectively.
The score by innings was as follows:
r II u
Marshalltown o 1 o 0 o o o o OIL 6
Davenport. II 0 I 0 o 3 0 0 .--5 Z 4
Batteries-Davenport McGreevy and
Neiman: Marshalltown, johnson and
Blanford.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-02
BUYS WATER soFTENER.
Ice Company Puts In Big Machine &
Save Boiler Corrodinu.


The Iowa Artificial Ice and Refriger-
ating Company Is having installed at
its plant large water softener, in
which all water used. in its boilers will
pass thru before being used to con-
dense steam. BY the use OF the soft
ener the magnesia and lime is re-
moved from the water and the boilers
are thus saved from an immense
amount Of corroding. 1t is claimed by
the use of the machine, which handles
1000 gallons per hour, a saving from
25 to IS per cent in fuel can be made.
If the machine proves successful 1t Is
likely other concerns will install them.
the Britain Packing Company and the
Lennox Manufacturing Company hav-
ing been investigating the success at
tendant upon their use in other places.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-02
i oc,I Weather Record.

Eighty and As We're the extremes in
temperature Monday. as against 81 and
Al for the day preceding. AT this
morning 55 was registered, as against
4S for the corresponding hour Monday.
The precipitation for the twenty-four
hours ending at q this morning was
OF of an inch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-02
BASE BALL STRIKE OVER.
Players of Waterloo Team Settle DIFF
ferences With Management.

A telegram to the Times-R
from Dubuque this afternoon states
that the strike among the players of
the Waterloo base ball team of the
Iowa State League has been declar-
ed off. The differences between the
players and the management have been
adjusted
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-02
NoNAeENARlANs MEET.
Three Living in the City Enjoy May
Day Gathering.

A happy social afternoon. partici-
pated in by three nonagenarians of the
city, Uncle" Jesse Hole. Grandpa
Isaac Harrison and Mr.. Joseph Turf
rec. was enjoyed in the shape OF a
May day" party Monday when I'm
Gle" Jesse Hole entertained Mr.. Har-
rison and Mr. Tuffree Mr. Hole is in
his 9th year, Mr.. Tuffree is in his 96th
and "Grandpa" Harrison is in his 93rd.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-02
eEYE LAND SOLD
Referee Holt Disposes Of Jefferson
Township Land at Referees Sale

Township Land at Referees Sale
At the court house Monday AFTER
noon j. NJ. Holt, acting as referee in
the estate of Dora Beye deceased, sold
the Marshall county portion of the es :
tate, Tor $4,000. The land included 400
acres lying two and one-half niles
south of Laurel, and two lots in Lauiel.
BY the sale the Marshall county par-
ton, the estate is partitioned among
the seven heirs, and similar sales are
to be conducted in South Dakota AID
Nebraska, where Mrs. Beye OWNED
land.
The old Beye homestead was bought
by Mrs. Emma h. Peiffer, OF Minnest-
Ia, one Of the heirs; who bid 100 acris
in at $3.50. The west 100 acres, adj
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-02
POLICE KEPT BUSY.
Hanoinu Of May Baskets Causes False
Alarms Of BURGLARY,

Alarms Of Burglary.
The police night shift was kept busy
Monday night answering calls from the
residence districts, where nervous
householders were telephoning that at
tempts we're being made by burglars to
enter their homes. No less than u
dozen of these false alarms were turn
ed into police headquarters, but upon
investigation each one proved to be
the result Of the visit of children who
were out hanging May baskets.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-02
Liscomb Case Continued.

The case of state VS.. NJ. C. O'Brien,
the Liscomb barber, charging burglary,
which was to have been called in the
court Of Justice Jesse Meekins. Lis
comb. this morning. was continued
until next Monday morning at 10
o'clock,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-02
cemetery Association Annual Meeting,

Cem6teTy HsBoc1asTUH NtTusT U0Ue''1'
The annual meeting OF the board OF
trustees OF Riverside Cemetery Asso-
citation was held Monday afternoon
George A. Turner was reelected ia
succeed himself, and A. T. Birchard
was elected to fill the unexpired term
of D. C. Wilbur, deceased. Mr.. Will
hur,s term would have expired on
May !, 1906.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-02
In the Police Court.

John McGlade. arrested for intoxica-
ton pleaded guilty this morning, and
was given until Saturday to pay his
apo
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-08
aesses ~ Sss,se vssssss's Sale.

u, HEREAs. >. A. .8ROvENBrRGH. WHOSE
sddres- Is stnrhsoo. Rs-,h- county, -tsae
tuxu-t l. A. D., is0s. and r-cori~d August u. a
D. tsN. in bss,k q at paee ~ cf the records -
,ss s. e 's S I.s ss.. ssa ,S i1ss ;n e o's ~
-crihs-d r~al estate sitast~st In Ot-ro county.
state NJ Colcrsdo, viss-
bloek numhrr-si twenty -nin~ - in the tnwn =
Sugar City s0crfinx to the r-cordea EIae
th~r-sf ~hish eosvvy anc- ss~ % msde in tru~s
-sry sot~. cx~cused ny tho aid A. t,rov~ae
hurxh for the principal sum ~ one handrs~i snA
d---i of trust. payable tn the o-ier Of q, EsresJ
usrri-. psysbie -ix montL- after the iztr
thereof. With interest th~rrcn at the rate ~ coe
wk~re.-- Il is further provided in said ss--a
~ trust that in e.-s of default IN th~ psyn~as
-as~ brownies dur and payable. then the pris-
cipai sum o. cvidenc-d hy said nnee MAY b. -
sl.s ass s % .sd r.{ss~ and !, ;sal ,, I'D r-y
and Interest cs the -sid J. 4 6ruvenburxh ki-
Ks.-s- -sr-es dnn< a she ersnsy es~rs hca-e =
Ia Jsnta- n the ccuasy cf Oterss and state -
C.s.s.H 81; tsr r., ,ns sifss.s s.d ~, % ss'es -
ssd pls-- II -.-h ~al- b. ~-riiy sds~rti-~s.sos
s;.~ p.sss.ed n ed osers c"s.s, ard ns
=: Z ~ ..is- : s.,sias.ss = e.s,ise:,-, g
psspr-e a psyisg To- -pris<ipal asd ins>fe1
do - old soesl a.f eli Dsasrs sAvane~d ~
sh-sen.- sf.ss ar.e ysyi.s an No.. eA.rs-~ -
c~es - aaki.G ssrA >als ssA sdsessisinx -
Wkssse-. A-ss.ss -. ~. .s.s- ia the -
0pns a tAe pRinripal inAprr~a sd tan-- RI
~ui1 arfs1M 81 eaisle anh
= - - : -'.s 80. - ss.,sss. :s.. - 81
eDsHunDes - saj1 - - arp<1 - ssn-s- -
49, satd inAe1on1gD b ~ - eDd payaG11.
- - - - - NJ 0yiaess sssise ~ -
~ - Anmnh ~ - Otah ~ ununpr~;GuIo
- u01R trusoe:
49, spsu1usp. : e.n~sA<rsein. - aid -
tisg RI Ne - - exap1is.R tArrewA
- 1ees - ~ stse.e - - pSses sd -
@1 1sF@- c. a kssS.6e. QI1ls< ss.-S5S
80 SE0aSS.ey. - 9 g.o.s.a:.
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La Junta tribune., 1905-04-08
Divorce Sum mmoas.

STATE or COLORADO. - N rs.
cor~rN ~ OrERp tOrNrl GoCsr
Coat wI>sE. Pi~i"iis. -
SUMMONS
FEa>E ! WI~kk. D.frndant
The People of the stat. ~ Colorado. In frsnk
J. winkr, the drf-nisst sbps~ nams-i.
GkEETiNG;
Nou arr h~rcb, required to spt-sr ia an
action broasht against you b, the above nan nsed
plaintiff. in the essunty court of tHsfo county.
state of Colorado. and answer the complaint
therein within thirty days sfter the -rrvic~
h-r-of n -rrs~si within the state of folorsfo
nj by publication; az, ~ -~rtest cot ~ the Staf-
~ Colorado, within ffty day after the -~rvir~
her-of. exclusive of the day II service or ~ssd
action may h. r-sulsriy -~t for trial the ~s0e
A. tkauxh such appearance had t---p made sod
issue had b-~n loine.i on such complaint
Tho said action j. brought ny pla int n q, aes
tain a d~-r~~ of divorc~. di-r<sivipg the hpssx1s
Of mstrimooy eristinx b-twr-n plaintiff
and defendant. on the ground 81 cruelty. -
~ilI mor- fully appear from complaint in -sjd
action Ia which reference l. here mste aud
eopy of which l. hereto attached
And you arr hereby noslned that II you fail 20
apf-~ar. and to answer the aid cog gplsint IS
sh,v~ r-s,uir,-f. the said plaintiff will apply ~
tho Court fos the relief therein denand-d-
Given under my hand and tn. s-sl of -
Court, at La JuntA, in -s,d county. thi- 1oh
day 81 Jasusr,. A. ID. isE
A. ~ WALLIS.
glcns-io Clerk.
FIRST publication. harrh =. iAE,
Last qualification. April ~. isun.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-08
AisssSs.

This is the crop of the irrigator.
II does all that the corn crop does
for the eastern farmer. and much
more besides. II is better feed than
corn for horses. stock. hogs and
sheep. and gives more feed to the
acre at far less cost and labor. IL
sold instead Of fed il gives much
better cash returns than corn. II
gives a honey crop for nothing
where bees are kept. as they should
be by every Arkansas Valley farmer.
II enriches instead Of impoverishes
the soil. IL is hardy and perennial.
and even IL deprived of water will
not die as other crops. but will wait
until the water comes. when il
springs up as strong n ever. Once
planted it needs no more work ex-
cept to turn the water on and cut
il. Instead Of one crop. like small
grains. it gives three or four every
season. and. in short. a piece of land
in alfalfa assures perpetual income
to the owner. 1t yields about two
and one-half tons per acre each cut
ting. and the hay sells for 81 to $3.50
per ton in the stack. but il fed to
hogs or stock instead of sold. il
gives the owner 81 per ton. The
second cutting is usually used for
seed. and gives about five bushels to
the acre. though cases are numerous
of much higher yields. The seed
sells from So to $3.50 per bushel.
and the straw can either be fed or
sold for about $l.5O per ton. Sheep
do especially well on the straw
Lamar Sparks.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-08
nss's ~ Fowler.
Easter month.

Easter month.
DR.. Leavenworth. of Las Animas.
was in town Monday.
Ed Harris begins a house north Of
l.. X. Clark's this week.
G. w. Smith and Miss Susie Blakey
were delegates to the Sunday School
convention at Manzanola this week.
A little KreiRer child died Of ty-
phoid fever Tuesday. The funeral
WAS held from the house Wednesday
afternoon.
The farmers are getting their beet
ground in readiness and wondering
when the seed will come. II is said
that there is not an over supply.
The new Omer dam stopped about
twenty-five feet Of water in the last
heavy rain. The project is making
much talk, and il it proves practical
will boom q considerable settlement
south of town.
The school bonds were voted Mon
day. With the insurance about
$4,000 will be available for building
and equipping the eight room build
ing contemplated. Bids will be
opened in few days and the work
rushed to completion in order to
have the structure ready for school
this fall.
Fowler had . quiet town election
and was more interested in obtain
ing news from neiehboring towns
than in counting her own votes.
W. J. Mcdonald was elected mayor
and r. j. Houeh. A. N. Moody. and
r. B. Edwards trustees. The vet
and dry contest has not been neces-
sary to decide and we are not yet 1t
the municipal ownership stare. but
fully appreciate that when we do
have some important public utilities
the user . the proper owner The
people are coming to . stage when
they must be handled with care.
An il would seem that municipal
ownership d the natural trnnuition
toward the inevitable guvssnuneut
ownesship thaf = = surely csuninw
- GRAFT en- make mahs IL "a.
sspsr.ted pesple - IL nscsisy.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-08
Aeshe..,e. to lesss sssss lssss.

Dr~ysK CoIoEApo, March a.. ispl-
NOTICE /, HEREBY GIVEN THAT ".
~, Jou@.. ho-~ t-s-tafiir- address l. A. Jun
a. golarsfo. sn March a.. 1914 @sas y
f,lieation >o fsS tn the STATE bssrd of land
e.nmi-.ioaer. to lea-- the folio~ins ds-erit-si
-cha-sl iands- situate IN ot@ro eoonty foioraio-
ta-NIt
SDuthse-t quarter Of southwest gnsrt-r "f
---stioa ~ ts~n-hip :. -pufh. rsnr- - west
No other application To iss>- tho st-sv- 10
..rrit.-f pf.nsi--- OF objections Axsis-t the
above application vii br esassssere-t after
NARk q. WOODRUFF.
Register STATE B.,s ri Land Cs.-nSai--is,s,s--
Fir-t publication. March .. 1875.
Lat f,abiir.tion. April q. tsa
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-08

La Junta needs the money. fact
that The mzyoF-elect will find out BY
investigating the financial condition
of the city. II this is done. how
ever. the saloon men should be pro-
tected and the drug stores compelled
To confine their business to leSiti-
mate channels
The board of aldermen is COM
posed Of the best timber available
from the candidates submitted to
the suhrases Of the people The
TRIBUNE believed this before elec-
ton and is still more firmly con-
WINGED Of this fact now that the new
board has been approved BY the
votes Of the people. All are old
residents. taxpayers. and good citi-
zens. and are interested in La
Juntz's welfare and prosperity. for
their own sake as well As others We
believe that they will give La Junta
the progressive business administra-
ton that all citizens. regardless of
clique or faction. have been demand
ing. and they will have the cordial
and hearty support Of the TRIBUNE
in every act or policy that has for
it's object the aggrandizement and
progress of the Gem City of the
Arkansas Valley.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-08
sss,es 81 1.s,,e Vs.ssse's ssIe.

wHEREAs. DANIEL ". BRCNK tNDI
W Loretta J. Brunk. who-- sddr--~>- nre
th-ir certain d.,.-t 81 trust dated Nosemh-r VI.
A. j.. isE- and rccoried November IN. A. D.
Isr n h-,. y at pas- .r Of th. r-corts in
cs,srty, state Of colorsdo the following do
-crihs-i resl estate. situssrd ia Orrrc county.
Th~ southwest quarter tSwt,i Of section
eight ~. township t~-nty -fOur fss, -s'uth In
s.ns- my ;n.r ~ ~r-t. esasn,ninx coc hun
m~rt survey. which conveyance va. - wad~ IN
trust to ss~ur- the payment of oor certain
y. Brank and Lor-tta }. Brunk. h.srisx ~vrn
das~ With -sid ds--f ~ trust psy ahle In the
ala Hiram \. s.s.x- ~ aahl.rd sss.s..
pay sbi- amer the date sk~r.<f with interest
tkes~ssn ct the rate cf -isAs 81 pr cent r-r
Wh~rs-s. i !. further ps..isi-a in said d.-si
Of iru-, that in ea-- II arisuit in tho payment
sss~ b--s-r-. ds~ asd psy.bl~. then the psin-
eip.i SUN evid~ncrd ~ said pot~- nay b. DE-
cssr-d due and parable; and u shsil and may
di-vr-~ az aid pr-rni--~ and all the right title
and Interest. n the said Daniel " Brunk
.s cahli~ su-tion at the norsk froat ss-,t os the
e.santy c"urt hca-~ At Il Jwsta. "a tn. c.unty
- Over. .na -s..- o. -. c"'sr.ao. , t.f The hi<h,
cs>k- foar w-~ks r.uhlie notice having b-~n
previously given II The siss~ and r.,.c~ of such
ras~s n x-.~rsi circsistica at the siss- psb-
fi~kssi in ~sid Cserv espunty. and tn make and
~ eive sc th~ purka~v oe purchasers. as
-,rh sale . c~rincss~ c~rtidcass- of pur-
eks-- ~ and sor to- pr~ni--- -o,d- s"r the
yssr. e p.yi.s ~ Ps,.ssgsi at ,ns-s,.s: =.
sanp-- ia-uranr~ asd s-ar~>s~rss. With int~r~~t
skesrsn ais>e Ar-s payine all ss~-. eksrr-- snd
cuu6~ uf nskiog -urA sale aad ssfv~vtisinx said
VHssvs-. ss-s.sls k.- h--u ns<s~ in tho pay
uv1.s SD aid d~fsu1n -sin ~ni-s-; and
Vhnrpa- uuhasarf Ssvnar- tk- lee4 h<l<i~r
~ @ssd n<s-- has d~cIarrsi visSetissa of tAe
ewppoa.t- - -sia Dnse ord d-p<f ~ trust and
ehae .aid in<teAer<4ne<- i> nsu dne eud pryses}~-
sd hs- eB~<s~d s~ sfy~sti- H. ~siH p~y-rsy
- ssd draasA ~ >aIp eth the u~<s~r-
skgu-i = -ueA pahaje trs-es~-
y~u sA-s~asF~. in evya<iersntius ~ sasd NJ,
ssrp snd r.gs~A asd In c.s1paiasr> sh>r-with
- umAes asd ~ vifsus - H. gvw>r asd su.
eA.riay eusssTsd N ssd v.-era = - = -esd
AP~A = sr~-es Z G. 4 0ssrssne yca,ie ssa-e.e
HppUag ais~ psuv vp>As pu>eic p.ei<v that will
WEuxDDAy. APRIL II A. n snS.
= - ssss~<A isesAe sprv~s-.e- - III nsesh
3Ess, . - es@sE = Ossss. ss.se - C.a~
n - n ~ aADse oHnE<ieEa pr~Uie.>
- 0ASir uureiun ~ - hieAs-e - ~ prSre
- - Um h<iax - go - - 0o<A thew
- - -. ~ u esc.~-- ~fes-
@s z 5.-s.- c.s--.A- v.s--.D >.
C. A. gExnNu4H.
0unHfs TrunR - 01rss C~@ay- CsourDonl 1
- VAltsset.n@ ns.yA n -
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-08
ooties sos Hu biicStioN.
rsIIsp STATE L.so oss.I

tNIrgB STATE l.kND OSSsfG A.
PussIo. CoIa, Nsrrh ~. fan
NOTICE - HEkKBf GIVEN THAT 1fk
~ followinx nsms-d -ettler h.- hled noticr -
her tnt.fstisu tn rnsss nnsl prs-nf IN support ~
her elsin and that aid prs-nf will fvr made b.
fore the clerk of the district court At Las AMI
n,.. calor.do. gu April y. 1916. viss LlzEi.
-tmaa: H. " i0.IsI Tor the east half -o.sthsas q
quarter. -ectios 10: sui es-f half norf he's q
quarter section u t.ssu-hip - -ssssth ransr IS
~. aAm-- tn. following witnesses N psoss
hi eoutinaou- r-sid-nes uf-pn and cultivation
~ -aii land. viz, Columbus " Mel Atnney
sa-- ". rkpstries. Eus-nr simas,. John ;
Mailman. all IL La. tninss, Color ado.
81 ABBEY Register.
First publication. March Is. isS.
Last publication April n. tsS-
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-08
ussies es sinsi Ssssismses.

II THE NATTER or THE EsTATE or
Flora 4 Haldridg-, decreased. Notics l.
hrr-b, given that Friday the issh day II
MAY. \. u. iSi,. bring of the regular days
of the March term of the county court ef Os-ro
county. In the state of Colorado, I, Chasi~- ~
R~ldrsdsr. .tninistfato< of said estate. wtll
spt~ar h~for. the Judge of ssid ccort, pse>~ni
ny Anal settlement such sdmini~erstor.
pray the approval 81 the same. aud will then
apply "a h~ discharged a. sach sdminirtrstor
A. which time snd place any i--r-<sa IN fntercst
may apt-sr and present obi@rsioas TAI The -an-
~ suy there b.
Daissi at II Junss. Colorado. April 4. ~.
cHARLEs r. BALDRfTniE
Administrator of the estate 81 fi"ss T. hnit-
rtdsr- dsc~a-~st. ~
fir-t publication. April q issts.
Last Qualification. Nsy q. txc.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-08
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United STATE. LAsD Osfrcl
Rr~n Taa A.rrk ~

UsrTHp STATE. LAND Osftck Al /.
PrEnLo. CoLo-. March n f.sf.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ tslloxfus IA net -~tri~r has rl-r nofire at
hi> iut-ntisrn make rnsl prof ~ supf-,rf -
his claim .nd that aid i,rs-s ~ili h made he
fore the clerk - the district epart sf Ia AMI
mas Colorsso. On April -. fsE. VIZ hbsrt
Grew n. y ass, for the ~--t half --su;h-a-t &
quarter. xni east half southwest gazrtrr, 80
iiaa 10. township - south r4asr Is ~c-t-
He Dau<r- the folls~iax ~itn-->..- to prove
hi- ossat inaon- r.-ssissrr st-'n snd enstssfi.n
81 aid land. via. John X SulIiysB- scott W
Peck JAa.e- r. Norrs.. Jsn-- =. EiH""re, al e'
La tuimz-. Golsrsio
= A ABBY. Register
First rsIblic afissa. March n. rsl5.
Last t.ohlieatsob April ~ isti
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-08
Gss,sy Asvs ,tiss~e~s-

NOTICE Is HEREBf GIykN I'D WHOM
~ a msy coae-ru ihar th~ foiio~sA< de-
-s--ii--f -.traJ animal takes up n-.r
Rs.es, FoSsi. alor4.,.s- tss-~ir: One dafk grey
h.ss-s ..afIs. ah>ous ~ y.ars old. ~cight .bout
.uisu.i t--inx an- kDo~u to thi-
Hs,-. I'd nhls.= rizinsasi 10 o~ner on az frfgrc
April Il. lss. aid e-trsy sth h -old by - :
f.sr I'd for Al. tsl.-fif .sf thr sh~n f,ausf
STATE bOARD or SION INP1 1iON
COMMISSIONERS DA-nN~r. to.ors'fe s
ir.i f,ubiiratioa April D isG-
Last qualifications April :, ists
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-08
e.eese.. e...y e.ee.4e. g.eee.s..

The total campaign expenses Of
the Peoples Party in the recent
campaign aggregated s6S-3. Of
which amount $l0-25 Was for filing
the ticket. We would like 70 see a
similar statement from s0ane Of the
other parties in the campaign. not
necessarily for publication. bSt just
out Of curiosity. you know
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-08

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