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La Junta tribune., 1905-04-15
so,,e. OF susI,e Yru.,ee's Sale.

,yHEREAs. J. A. GRoyENBu RGH. WHOSE
W atis.-> b stockton. Rooks county. state
- Kama .. by hi- certain 'i.-esi ~ trust. dat.
Aas1Is; l. 4. n ilsIi sai rscos'i..i August u 4.
u f.ps In h<sss - at ps &c ri of the rccorts In
the oisiee of the clerk sad r-cori;r 81 o'ero
county, state Of solorsdo. the foil"~in; de-
.rrii-sd real .-tate -ituat--i In Dtero county
-t.ts af COLORADO, Six
Ists num.-r-d seven ~ and eight -, IN
t,.rk nurnh@rei tssnty -aine ~ in the town OF
~urar City according to III" rrcord-i plat
th-rnof- Shieh eonsc, ance Wa - msds IN trust
- -sss-nr- the payment 81 one certain proni--
.sry Bot.. ~Nscute.i by the aid J. A. Gro,e',.
hara.h for the primo pal -usn 81 one hundred and
t,.si 81 trust ps,sbl. IN IN. order of q. En.-r,
Harris. psyahie siI ,aoatis si,ef the % %istr
Nhrrrs.. Il il further provided in said deed
~ trust that in case 81 default In the I.synent
a me t-,-sln.-S due and payable. then the priu-
-ipai : -vid-ises-t by szid note. may b. de-
eisrrd due and payable. and it shall and may h.'
ssss. ., 70. or, i',a rrl%ie "e.s .h % axs. % til.
aud interest Of tn. ssid ]. 4. drusenbursh. his
Nan.s. .tr-s, d,ss 81 the county court haass at
La Jnnts. in the county 81 Ot-ro- and state Of
Colorado. Tor the highest and h,-' price the
tic~ having hen previously i,iy-n 81 the time
snd place of such sale. by ~.-kly advertisements
time pasli-hsd In -..d o,~ro county and To
msk. and To give to the purchaser ar parchs--
or. at such sale. a certificate or certificates ~
purt-s-e of paying the principal aud interest
due on aid note snt all monies sdysneed for
tsres. insurance and a--cssl.ent-. with interest
'h~r.-on after nr-t paying all f~~-- charge snd
cn-ts ~ making such sale AMI advertising said
pr-ai----
Wh~rcs., default has b~eu made Ia th,, pay
u,-nt of the prin~ipsl. interest and tsls~. and
aid default still exists. aud
Wh-r-~-. a Emrry Hsrri-. the i-gai heider
sf .sid mote. has de~lars-t a violation of the
covenants ~ .sid notr aud ds,r.t ~ trust. and
tina, -zit inistsr-tns.~- j. due and pay ble.
and has elected tn Advcrti~e the said prop~rty
Tor sale aud has filed h~ written not ice ~ elec-
tlon aud iemar~d for sale With the undersigned
such public tru<t--s
Now Therefore. Ia confederation ~ -sid no
ticc and r-.io--t aud In compliance Herewith
and under ant hy virtur of the power and su-
fhorisy conss, ~ q, aud vested IN by ~sid
decd 81 tru-t 7. q. \. Bs-rt-shu. public trustee
in and for pt~ro county. state OF Colorado. do
h-r-b, give four ~ '~ks pubiic notice that will
WEDNESDAY. aPRiI. ~ \. D.. isb
st M o'ela~k In the forenoon. at the north
front ds-pr of the county court hou-e, a. Ia
Junta. In the county 81 ptero. state of Colorzd
ell all the Ahovc dr-crii-si premises At public
aa~tion for the highest snd t-r~t price the
will bring In cash. of much thereof ~ viii ts
necessary. for the purpsssr ~ paying said in-
dcbt~fpe~s and the exI--u-e~ ~ -xecutinr this
trust.
Dass..i q, In Junts. coi.rsdo. March n. fsss
e. A. BEERBOHM.
Pshii~ Trustee for Os~ro County. Colorado.
first Qualification. March IA tsts.
Last publication. April u. tub-
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-15
oivoses Ssawoss-
STATE or COLORADO
COMM OF OTERo q
rpxAL NINE Plaintiff.

STATE or ooLokaID IN r.s
coEsL wINxs Plaintiff .r.vox.
FKs~s J. wIxkE Def>sdznt
m Ps-st,i< Of the state of G1.srafiu. ts Fran.
J. Wink-. the d-teodsnt sh-,se nzmf-f-
GkEETiNGs
Yssa arr hereby r-aair~i "a appear in an
ACTON t.rua-ht against y.s by the above nAmssi
t,lainfi n IN the eoanty court al prro county .
Stat, ssf Colorado. and answer the complaint
fh-rsi. within thirty days after the --rsiee
ters-sf IL -sry-d xifhin the state of t.oiorests,
a. >. .,r1bi rstion --rt~d out 81 the STATE
a., C..iarasis, within ffty day after the --rves
h-r--Bf exclusive of the day of service; OF said
srtiau may hr regularly -et fof trial thr sans.
A. st.slsxh -aeh APPEARANCE had tssn made ana
i-.ss@ hat .---n ioine-i such complaint
Thr aid action j. brought by piatnt "a Oh
tain a is-rrsr Of divorce. dis-<,lsins the t-snd.
Of Baatrimony eki-tlns brt~s-rti plaintin
.s.f asfetlftsnt. on the srolsnd of cruelty. a,
Iii more full, appear from cssmplsin: in AID
artsos - which reference J. herr made aud a
coI,s s,f 4hich j. hereto sttscAssi-
Afsi you ber-bs notifi~st that II you tan "a
Apf--sT. aud Ia .n-~-r the -aif complaint AZ
at-ss. r-gairs-i the said glsinfih viii apply to
tn Coart for the relief therein d-mznds-t
Given under my hand and the zeal of -aI.i
court. at Ls Junts. in aid esahfy- tht- 1@h
A. ~ WILLS.
FH-osisrio Clerk.
Ftf-t pahlicstioa. Mach -. IssL
Last patiicatiou April ~. Issii.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-15

had offered up a prayer for harmony
and a few other things we were in
formed that a committee Of Repub-
lican members would show US
where we would be allowed to sit.
and we were all hustled over in a
corner - far away from the speak
er's desk As they could get us. and
were told to sit there and be good
We had heard that there were
four candidates for speaker and that
three Of them had been turned down
and a man who had been q resident
Of the state only a short time had
been selected by the Denver steer
ing committee why. we could not
tell. but were not hong in finding
out. The first joint session held was
. stormy one. The house was called
70 order and the members Of the
senate marched in and took their
ssnas anong -. nAe liesesnaRt
euvernor stepped to the spsnker's
-. - w. his right. and attempt
= 10 eaIl sAe general a.rmbly TO
eE1er. Ne sesetssi apsnber as-
6lmpeGD - esurp tlse aaslsFity Il
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-15
cotoaAoo's LAWMAKERS.
o, re county's Representative Tells
OF Me tsgisistiss Ssnsstio~s
and G.essisoess-

The sensations Of one entering the
capitol of our great state for the
first time as a member of the gen.
eral assembly are rather overpower'
ing. but a first termer soon learns
how helpless he is when he finds
that the men who have been there
before soon get all the advantages
there are. The chairmanships Of
nearly all the committees and even
the best seats in the house are given
to them. Perhaps this is just as
well. for the ordinary man is slow
to catch on to the way business is
done in a gathering Of this kind.
The fifteenth general assembly of
Colorado was made up of ninety
seven men, about twenty-five Of
whom had been there before. and
they at once took charge of every
thing in sight. We first termers
could feel something in the air from
the start. and il was not long before
we saw what il was. There being
only eighteen Democrats in the
house we walked in boldly and took
s-ats where we thought we would
be comfortable for the next ninety
days. but soon after the chaplain
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-15
sss,es q ssesi sessis~sss.

n TINE NATTER OF THE ESTATE or
Fbo<a T. 1aldrsd<e. dsc>a---i- Ncsic~ !,
h~rehy given that oa Friday the isth day a
nay. \ H. rs. b-inx aa- ~ the regular dsys
81 the March t~rn of the cssanty epurt af Ot-r0
eusesy. in tk> >tas> u Ccloe.sso. T. Chsri~~ II
Haldrider. sdmini-trAtor of -sid estate viii
spVrar Arfore tk~ iwde~ af <sid cpurs r.rr--ul
NJ dnal scstle0ent such .duu in i-t ratse
pray the approval af the Same and viii ;h~r
apVay ~ b. di-chares-f s< such adruini-t rssx,r
A. which ti0e asa place any r~rssn in interv-l
10 any skerp -
Dated II L. yssse. Crasrsio. April s. rsss
CHARLIE y. BtLOUrp,E
Adaiai-trasDr 81 the estate 81 FIprs r II. n
rjdur. d~eea-eA-
First p1hlie.sios- April q fs6.
Last puhaicaeisa- Nay & PE
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-15
aesses 81 esssse vssssss's Ssss.
wHERE,s. SOLOMON sTRouss A

WHEEENs. SOLOMON sTROCSS AND
gar Ciiy. Otero coansy. state 81 Colorado. b,
th~ir cs-rtsin de-d of trust dated srpt-mher u.
\. D. Isr and r-c"rted s-pts.s-r =. 4; =.
the osBr- 81 thu clerk sad r-c"rsl~r ~ Ot~ro
county. state 81 Colorado, the foiic~inx de
state Of Colorado. vi.:
La -ix fsl. blorh thirteeu tis,. In the town
IN ss,s.s 70 ' lseurr The ps, m-aa 81 two e.rssin
peomi--"ry note- srorutrsi t'y thu -s,d s,l'ss'".
ssrva-- and fhs-t- E. ss."g-s. s:s the r.inei-
to the ori~r 1t siiIi.as " iIiias. 60. Who
-Sa Ia turn ..-irsed sksir interest," " a. Z.
sisA in,err-s ;herena :, sss rate q ,.rl;, az
.. sr.: IA. IL .s's. e as;.ss % i ss- 'is %
.ss~ h'eor.~. ds~ ard r.ysh,c. th~n th~ prin-
eipaI sum ~vidsoersS hy sid sae~ may b. Dr.
s..r. .s;i se for ord !.a sss e: , .s. ]. . G .:a
d-v-.-e ~ -sid pr-Si-e. and all the right, It'll.
..d ins~r~-s ef the ,.id s.,as~.a s.ro.-s ard
p.hiir ssesira- .s the ksn.s. .sr.~s fru.s d.s
Il tk~ cps.sy cs,urhD.~ 81 Il Jsnta- in ~
HisSe.. and hr.s sssr. she ...~ .iii Srins !.
Ss-vs.s-ly given .. e. tin. ..d si.r- = ..rh
Ii.ks-i !. .s;d 0s.ss s.-.sy. asa n sske ssN
= a q e-r;seIs-. z rss.S. X z
- ~ ~ rrrai.r- ss.lH- ~ ske Vaspp-~ ~
n.yiu9 tk~ principal snd isees~-s dsr o. aid
- nrs-i al usauie> shvann~1 t0r ssnrs- To-
~Drn1rr aud a~-<-~sea4-- vieh i.errp>e thefcus,
amer nr~s pnyiax al s~e-- eAae4e- aa1 esu-es ~
aakinx >ssrh ~as- aad sdv~ets>iax aid pseS-
Vk~r-s-. s~fauls kar h-ea asde il tk> p-.y-
wrua - ske priucipal. iaeerrsf- tane~ snd in
susnnr~. snd ~aiA d-fssIs ssill ent~es.
Wher-a-- g. EDesy usrri~. IT, Ies.i hcs<tes
u ~aSd uuse. ha> ds<aars1 vte1netn - tbe
Osrsass- ~ sid psae sd ds.-f - srs-s- s.A
- ka- c1rrs~d n sAv~rsi>r H. ssi1 0ses.ssy
- sslr srA 49, nlra Ai- vvisAre pusier ~ ~.
ei.a ssh drDaad ~ >sbr nth tAe un<i~v-
s5Ru-1 - ~seA pseeie trurerr.
49, tkeseesR~- - euost4ns9tsSn - ~esd -
ej1R 80 reuue-s 80 IN eH1Vliase~ th<regitA-
- umsrx - - viss.e - ~ Ds - 80
4 sir-r1av e-Vpvpf - - se<or<1 - - - sajA
80 q trusa- l. e. n Uue<aHen- E-A1R sea~e.>
= - ~ Os-rv - -. = &C.,. 4, e
wKpxRDsy. apasL - a D -
= Usss..a = - - = - k.e-ss
L 10ae- = 49, sy = o. seeoe 3 Css..
- snrsina - ~ kiekers - - prire
! - 01 b<5ne h e.>A- - - uorA thefsue
= - - uU- - - UnfUR - unvior
- l.1gonpAns~- - ~ e1Ususep - en'rus-
= - Su-s.- c.s.rss,. neseA q -
49, w. - Osese c.@sy- Cus~<sss.
RiHe o9e.en- 1911
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-15
Card to the Hvblie.

Owing To the numerous exagger-
ated reports circulated as to my
leaving town wish to state that
! will be absent not later than
July lst. After May lst a
trustworthy physician will be in
my Office and will have charge Of
my practice. All bills not settled
prior to my leaving town can be
paid to DIR. Hubbell.
E. W. RAGsDAIE. NJ. ID.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-15
s,sses =. essAk.sasea
u>,Ixp STATE. Lasp ORC.

Uxrrxp STATES LAxD OyylcE n
PrksLo Cose n>,SS y -
.A-gTICE Is HEBEBY 6IvES TAI IA1
y ss.!,oxinS "a amsd -~<tl~f kA- hied nna,e< Of
IL is.,~ntiou 70 make Gr.Al pss<f in sAps.srs Of
ki- elaizi- and that aid pso-.f uIh hr nsoe ~
e..r- IT, cl-rk a the di~sTsrf canfs - LAs Ani-
- Cs,iorado. %. April - rss- viz Aihrrt J.
Cr-x n z i3s<s, fof the vest half southeast
..,.. rrer aad east half -.satA west quarter, -~c-
ti.u 10 tosnship = .,otA- ran>re y vest
Ee nsn-- the falIsstnx ~ttse-><- 10 prove
hi snrinssi- Residence af-c sfsd enltisati..sl .
-. Jau.s- r horri-- yam-.- Y k1mor-. all of
L. Aniln.-- Coiosssos
Ei,-t rsat,iic.fsx.s- March ~ IsnA
las Publication. April -. fs5s-
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-15
oeFDclal pApER e oTEno coUmIy
SATURDAY. APRIL Is. 1905.

- -. JuNTA l. a city Of s.ss I-sp-
ulstissn aad the csssasltB lat "i
o,sIs esaa,y. 1, !. l,,s,ei !, .i,.s at
.la. .sT -; ss':s e ss. z .:las, a, i,i i,i
Ae ~ miles southeast ssf D-syer' -
miis. east 81 Pasbiss. ansi II
allies slorth ami east of Trinidad. The santa
~ Kailroad Company j. np~ e1 I-rt1iins sssAun
u, tssrsu .nant construction work consisting o'
.achins -hs..-. .tsrehos-e- addition ~ rpsii.s
isas-s foaBfry and extensive esr-hots.- The az
tIfte l. sl9ss f--t, and the climate. taken IN
yIsaE Teund. i ah=urIa-s SOD Aiaassst c~r .tAit
.fu>h >hirs~ etsract-rtxs-- the ~int-rs sud ~hfsit
rlsssIty DAP j. a rarity. Ia Jursfa ha- All Va.
srs-tFDIoiltsn cbas ssDisrsc-s neosicd % a cis "i
., t-p.,ulstion. including many uIiise of
briek ~li~~ aik-. prrfsrt system OF -snttAff
-r~rr.sr an electric Hight plant which sup
tsls- an alI-dsy sBd slI-nisht service. water
s.Fk. o~nsd by tn. city, plant Tor tho manu-
f.-fur Of artificial lee. three rural trc~ deltstry
rsut-s IRE siepsrtm-nt. tei~s,hone -.-tcm With
ss .at,-eritsrrs free exchange &ttb kockJ
rori and lo1x distance oonneettssns With an,
part Of the state. q school system sr-s'ilod by
~, city in the state. -mplofius t~-ntS ->rsen
teacher. in - ten ehurchs-, rftr.n secret
,ni frst.rnai orders. tao banks. srpp0 capital
and ssO.8p iet-s-its: thru ne~-paI-r.. oI-ra
hss-e 81 20 ssatins capacity. brick plant 81
3 Ds Tally capacity. manufacturing t-.>t qasi
~ Of sitrihed brick; hour mill Of - harfri-
fsiiy capacity UtppssB cement bis-rk fiani.
ral.los ing twenty -hye men; canning factor,
.sessad largest IN the state. Ia fact, Ia JuntA
J.. s.rr 81 th. best towns of it. -iz@ tu the stat
81 Colorado
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-15
ne,,ee Of ssee .seIse,s' Msss,ns.

NOTICE II HEREBy GIVEN THAT 4
~ st--~isl meeting uf the SHAREHOLDER of the
uRero loAn and Bssildinx A-s-~istion hs- h---n
esii-d by the bcsr rt OF directors. to h. he'll 81
the Office of N-s-r-. Buck~y aud Hart GA Mon
day. May .. isf,. at ~ ~ i.. for the parIs-c
of voting smsisirient tn the con -titutioa
dr-s Thousand Dssilsr-- the pr->ent capital to
Que Million Ih.llsr~. Y. PHILLIPS.
S~rr-isfy.
First publication. March -. isr-
Last publ,catinn. April ~ IsE
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-15
ssssss ~ essssess,s~.
Ussrzp srsrz. L,xp ovrr,.

CNIrup ST trKs Ltyp Orrrt an
NOTICE Is HkaEsS afvtS fHaI n
- tulIvviae saDed >-ssIer k.~ Gid motto. =
h>r ieee.tjaa IN Hske en.l prurf 10 support T
hes elaio. opd eAa4 <aiA prsssf vin - MAD. -
twre tke eierk - the district eusrs n La ~.
Siosa: =. 4 =. a. ~ a. ~.Ss ksif -,utb-S
Qonfees- >creise - asd eo~s half nyrfh-nc1
qunrser- >eetino q. ssw.-Aip :, ~susk- rzarr !
upr9-
Ne sases H. f.llvwiae sit.e~-r- To No.
hts e.et.usgs fs>j4sgre upss 80 eulfivsf1sI
= - hend. vta- CSe0ADs z ueKirGW-
0sr4DeA. aH a l-a- Aniunp- CusspuSp
= n AuBBT .nrwi-s~r
Yirse puA1iezs5~. marrA II -
L01 puasiesetra- Aprsl -. ~.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-15
ossses sss Vsss,essIs~.
U~ryED STATES LAND Orprcs
RVNurn Catn M.r~Ltt

C~ryED STATES LAND OrVrcs At !
Pusslo, Colo, March u. rsl
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI THE
Az following NAMED -~ttler ha- fls-i not y. 4
his intention Ia make final pss-.f in -apt-srt Il
his claim. and that said sprs,of will h. mad 10
g.r~ the clerk ~ the district court at La Ani-
mas. Colosasis, April u. iuE. viz. Eus-r,r
Simsn. w. y io.Vrs for the -<soth ~s-~t qusrt~s
-s-cttssn ~. township :. -s,ufh. ran.r- II west
his ernt innssu- Residence sTca and culsisa :,
of said land. win: LiHxi- >ius,a. Calunaba- y
Nckinn-y. Jsm~~ ". kirkpatrick. John h
Mailman all 81 L. Anina-. Colorado.
=. n ARHEy. Resi-,~r
First publication. March IL fssa
Last publicstis-a. April ~ ts1.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-09

"A Message From Mars is tuit
on lines thar hold fast. 1t tells the
fw.u, ana tha creates 0f American
humorsts. Mark Twain. claims ti3.
nothing is nunier han the hone
truth o. is 30 unexpected TAe typt
cal English pig Is depicted by tie
American author Richard Gauthouy,
land depicted so truly that oudon enc
ioyed him immensely for - seasons.
Egr.ism and seIG-aue- is ifs batt
and as every one loo the audience is
mot guilty fbe result is unanimous
JOY. Is production is announced a.
rho opera house for Monday Decem.
bar lltl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-09

The magnificent spectacle "Thc
Black Crook" wiI Dee seen at the opera
house Tuesday. December I-rh. u
presenting this grand revival If rhe
everlasting success. Managers MILLER
aud PIohn have spared neither time
nor expense in mahng This production
the event of the curreu year
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-09

Wagenhals & Kemper neNt season
will star Margaret Bennett who Is now
appearing as Mrs Rolte In CLYDE
F'itchs play, The Woman in the
case. and which will be seen here in
he near future.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-09

It's a wise advertiser that knows
the best medium. The Bulletin has
double the circulation Of any other
cairo paper.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-09

The remarkably Iarze deua-i for
eats tr witness tle performance oi
Jane Corcnran aud her company il
Pretty Teezy- at the opera hase on
THURSDAY. December il'h. ind cate
that a record breaking audience Hit
gree Ibis clever youug star and hrr
successful metropolitan play
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-01
UNION VS.. UNION.
Strike Breakers Organize and Fix a
Wage Scale.

Chicago, Sept. believing that their
services will soon be in demand again,
owing to the printers strike, special
deputy sheriffs and policemen held a
secret meeting yesterday and organized
a strike breakers union.
A scale of wages of not less than IS
a day and Sc if it can be secured was
fixed. Charles E. Turk. a discharged
policeman was elected president.
An acute stage has been reached in
the new labor war in Chicago. Nineteen
of the larger job printing houses of Chi
cagO were without union compositors
this evening the result of a series of
strikes inaugurated by Typographical
Union No. 16 against members of the
Chicago Typothetae, the purpose of the
strike being to compel the Typothetae
as an organization to accept the de-
mands for the CLOSED shop and that
eight hours constitute a days work.
Further strikes are expected in case
other houses undertake to do work for
concerns at which strikes have been
begun as the result of the posting of
notices of an intention to inaugurate
open shop" and mine hours where
it is claimed contrary conditions had
been the rule. Pending such assistance
to strike affected firms, the strike lead
ers pronounced the strike complete
and declared the outcome matter of
endurance, a spread here or to other
cities not being contemplated for the
present at least.
Not counting other employees in the
nineteen printing houses involved
printers to the number of nearly 500
are idle. The strikers claim that eight
large establishments will remain neu-
trail, not accepting work for houses
where strikes are in progress and that
in the eight and elsewhere $500 mem
bers of the union will be at work help
ing to supply funds for strike bene-
fits. Among the establishments at
which the latest strikes were inaugu-
rated were Poole Bros, M. A. Dono-
hue & Co, and the Methodist Book
concern. Contrary to assertion of the
officials of the Typographical union,
Secretary Hamm of the Typothetae
says emphatically that he does not
know of a single desertion and that the
effect of the strike would be overcome
in short order.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-01
BALL PLAYERS HURT.
Seven Members of Louisville Team In
J jured in Collision.

Kansas City, Sept. 1.-Seven ball
players and the secretary of the Louis
Vile team, while running from the game
yesterday at Association park, were in
jured in a street car accident at Eigh-
teenth street and Euclid avenue about
$50 o'clock, and as a result the game
scheduled to be played at Toledo today
has been Cancelled. Three of the play
ers, Kenna, Clay and Brashear, were
hurt SO severely as to prevent their
playing out the rest of the season
Others of the players will be put out
of commission for at least a week and
it is probable that some of them will
be unable to enter any more games
this season.
The players were in the conveyance
that hauls them to and from the base
ball grounds. They were driving north
on Elucid avenue at a rapid gait, with
the intention of catching a 6:15 train
for Toledo. AS they drew near Eigh-
tenth street a rapidly approaching
westbound Eighteenth street car was
seen, but it was too late to stop the
vehicle. The driver thought that by
whipping up his horses he could clear
the tracks before the car would strike
them. The horses and the two front
wheels of the wagon had cleared the
tracks when the car struck the right
hind wheel, throwing the back end of
the carryall almost completely around
and knocking out eleven of the fifteen
occupants.
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of reading meters. These charts,
showing in clear manner the proper
method of reading. together with in
struction papers, will be furnished by
the inspector to the customers.
In all of the 1000 Presbyterian
churches of the United States, the min
listers will preach on THE Church and
the Working Man," on next Sunday. ev-
eninS. The sermon is the first of its
kind under rules adopted at the general
Presbyterian conference which recently
met at Winona, MINI.
G. K. Holiday, as president of the
Commercial club. wired the manage
ment of the Forepaugh-S shows yes
terday protesting against the locating of
the show on the grounds which have
been selected near Lowman Hill. The
grounds selected are almost inaccessible
as far as the street cars are concerned,
as the street car service to that part of
the city is not such that the crowds can
be readily accommodated.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-01
HEAVY BUYERS.
Railroads Have Ordered 800, 900
. Tons Of Rails in a Week.

Chicago, Sept. 1.-The Iron and Ma
chinery World tomorrow will say:
More than 100000 tons of steel
rails for 1906 delivery has been sold
by the Illinois Steel company within
the past week. This represents the
production of six months and fills up
the mills to about July 1, next year.
Five western railroads have bought in
lots ranging from 5000 to $4,000 tons
each. This haste of the western roads
to buy is in striking contrast with the
slowness of last year. The deduction
seems obvious that the railway man
did business for the steel mills and for
the railroads. Accompanying the large
trading in rails there is good buying
of track material
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-01
A FAST AUTO RUN.
Parties from Kansas City Slaughter
Chickens and Birds.

Kansas City, Sept. daniel Oliver,
real estate agent in the American
bank building, and Wayne Airsmith,
an agent for an automobile company.
made a flying trip to Ottawa Tuesday
in a 40 horsepower automobile They
returned yesterday and told of the
trip. The roads were fine for motor
ing all the way, the weather was beau
tiful and the threshing and other farm
work kept the way clear of country
people.
The start was made at 1925 p. m.
At $50 the travellers sat down to din
ner in Ottawa. At Olathe % minutes
was lost in untangling a. horse which
the machine caused to jump over a
hitchrail. A stop of 10 minutes was
made at Gardner, a vilalge between
Olathe and Ottawa. The time actu-
ally spent in covering the 60 miles
was $50 minutes.
I'VE had the road nearly all to our
selves said Mr.. Oliver. 1--WE ran
over countless chickens and two wild
birds. Dogs raced with US in vain