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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
ChafIottesyille's New Postmaster
Is Suddenly Stricken.
Ills CONDITION IS slR'dus
Falls Unconscious in Hallway OF a
Den,i,,'s onoe-Lea Home in Morn
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CHAIR .OTTESNlisl.E, VA. March
:l.-Genelal Thoma" l., koascr The
Erwly appointed postmaster Of Clar-
loitesyii,. Suffered severe. and per
haps fatal, stroke Of paralysis this
morning about fifteen minutes 80 ia
u'cl0ck
Tie general tad driven Ia Tho CITY
FROM HIS home, Rugby Hall" and If
flee, caInr oui On the street. aud pro
ccedcd u lew doors from his Office.
where Iic VAS suddenly attacked. lie
fell In The hall ii he fool OF lie steps
of nr. " ". M0ssa dental Office in
an unconscious condition.
he was carried into the Office If Dr
Moss ana medical aid summoned Dr.
T.. NJ. Magrldcr and Dr ]. H. Brown
nation pronounced the generals con
li'lun serious AMI Ia. WAS removed Ia
The University hospital for treatment.
Tic phyaicinnS entertain hmt little
left his; homie in his usual good health
General ltGsser Was later removed
from the University hospital 10 his
li..mic NJ Rugby. lie is resting cas-
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ton is very serious.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
CONTRACTORS.

A. ID. WALLACE, CONTRACTOR,
Plans and specifications. Onlce,
20l4 huntington avenue. Newport
News. Va 1-i-3in
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01

in many cases Of Asthma Plso's Cure
gives relief that is almost equal 10 n
cure - -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01

WANTED-TO BUY, SELL OR EX-
change furniture aud Btovea. High
est cash prices paid. C.. w. LEWIS,
No. 2602 Huntington avenue. If
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01

FOR SALE-oNE MEDIUM SIZE.
young work horse. Good for all
round purposes. THE J. w. ROWE
co. Inc. Queen and Wine streets.
hampton. Va. 3.3l.3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01

WA NTED-SIIli HIVETERS WANT
al NJ once. DETROIT SIilpUulI.n-
ING CO, Wynndottc. Mich. IT.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
Candidates Cards.

TO the Voters of Newport News:
Hereby announce myself II candi
date for City Sergeant, subject To tho
Democratic primary. and earnestly
solicit The support Of the voters "
this community.
3-2i-f S. S. ARCHIBALD.
TO tho Voters of Newport News:
hereby announce myself candi-
date fer Commissioner of the Revenue,
subject to the Democratic Primary,
ana earnestly solicit the support of
the voters of the city.
3-3l-tf. MARK BERNARD.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
FOR BENT.

FOR REMr-TIlE TWO BRICK
store rooms corner Jefferson avenue
anu rwcnly-fourth street. VIII be
arranged To suit tenant upon ap.
plication. SOMMERYIl.I.E & co.
3.3i-3t.
FOR RcNT-rlE SIX-ROOM OF
flee building recently occupied by
DR.. $. W.tllolisOn. Possession given
Il, once. Apply MRS. ELLA
CHARLES. lI5 TwcniysiXili street.
list
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
TRANSFER coMPANlEs.

BAGGAGE TRANS.
fer Compamy-prompt und careful
attention given TO the transfer OF
language to md from all steamers
and trains. We respectfully solicit
your patronage. Office NJ. 4 Nj. r..
Co. liell phone % and us. j. 8.
DALEY, Supt. 322.tf.
OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS.
fer Co. N. f. Ketchum, Manager.
ONCE. G. & o. station. Phones: bell,
Noe. 40l and 135; Citizens. No. IL.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
soUrHpouND. I.No. SO. mo. 81.

'Traina 81 and SO are daily except
Sunday.
Trains 81 and 81 ere daily.
Connection ia made with ALI rail and
waller lines TO aud from iioston, Proyi-
dence and all New England points.
Pullman service on Eli through
trains.
Tickets sold mt c. & o. Ticket once,
at the Joint Ticket ONCE. at Old Point
and on the steamers.
RE. COOKE. T. N.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
FOR SALE.

For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20.
ny. seven years old; weighs $40
pounds: sound. kind II properly
handled. Inquire phone 324, llanp-
ton, Va. 3-lG,tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01

FOR SAIL; LARGE REFRlGERAT-
or. in good condition. Cheap. Ap-
ply 10 S. J. HOPKINS. corner Maple
avenue and old car line. :,-30-6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01
CHARACTERIZATION au,Da.
Old DOMINION LINE
DAILY SERVICE

DAILY SERVICE
FOR NEW fORK-From
Coinpany..s Wharf. Nor
folk. every week day. al
100 y. III.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-01

FOR SALE-rWO HOUSES AND
lots, Nos. 1877 ami l29 rhirtyfrst
street; also from one to thirty acres
OF nice farm land. apply to A. il.
PARKER .3.1-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-20
A Mammoth Sanitarium.

ii begins It's career with the big
best hospital In the world--a really
fine sanitation plant.
The MOntezuma hotel was built by
the railroad company at a cost or
$500. 900. 1t is Of brick and stone.
four stories In height, and has three
hundred and fifty fully appointed
rooms and baths. 1t has seven hun
dred and fifty feet of veranda. with
a view OF thirty miles. The hotel
Is to be used exclusively by healthy
relatives and friends OF patients on a
visit.
One hundred yards from the no.
tel are the hot springs. The gift OF
the railroad includes a smaller hotel.
a fully equipped dairy farm. electric
light and steam heating plants. an ice
house, a clubhouse, a surgical hospi.
tai, a casino with Stage and scenery.
q livery stable and cattle barn and
n thousand acres OF land. This,
with the ten thousand acres donated
by Las Vegas. gives eleven thousand
acres in all.
In addition to this will be the ad.
ministration building. the Temple OF
Fraternity Of the st. Louis worlds
fair, erected at a cost of 500, 900,
which Is now being dislnantled for
shipment to the new site. This build
ing was donated 10 the fraternal SAM.
tarium at the close of the fair and
has served as the nucleus Of Frater-
nal City.
The promoters of the new SANTA
ton plan say that the new com.
munity will be governed strictly on
the municipal ownership plan. with
profits accruing 10 no one. As they
put II In their prospectus; There
are no bonds 10 be unloaded on the
public. or glitterinng investments ex.
plotted. Trade will be ~countenanced
only to the extent of supplying the
patients with the necessary conven-
iences-goods to be sold at cost.
Whiskey and cigarettes are under the
ban"
"On the other hand every possible
outdoor amusement conducive to
health and happiness will be pro-
vided gratis. Those who desire to
work will have a chance at stock
farming or at any of the umerou
positions incidental to the operation
Of The sanitarium."
Fra,ernal City is the child of the
ten million fr%aternalists Of the Unit.
ed States. allied with the Other relig.
ious and social organizations that
take an interest In the bet,erment OF
mankind. All OF these societies that
contribute 70 the support of the SAM.
tarium will be entitled to representa-
tation in the colony in proportion TO
the amount given. Men of all classes.
creeds and parties have been brought
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-20
FraternaI City Viewed by Optics
Of New York Sunday Herald
Comprehensive Discussion Of the Great Humani-
tartan Project Magnitude Of the Movement
Statistics Showing Power of Fraternalism in
the United States.
tFrom the New York Herald.)

tFrom the New York Herald.)
'Fraternal City" IL The name Of
what will be a unique colony to be To-
Gated In New Mexico. intended solely
for the care Of the deadly white
plague" from which they suffer. The
city takes It's name from Its founders.
the combined benevolent fraternal So
cieties Of the United States. and at
st. Louis last Wednesday the vast
sanitarium scheme took tangible form
In the organization Of "A great cor
pOrati0n. whose aim will be the Grad
ication OF what has been pronounced
to be the human races greatest curse.
Giving impetus to the scheme came
the announcement Of All outright gift
Of $1,000, 900 In property to the new
association by the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe railway. This includes
the Montezuma hotel. a Eretentious
structure. Immediately surrounded by
about one thousand acres of grounds
OF Its own. which contain all the
auxiliary buildings necessary for a
fashionable health resort, Among
the advantages possessed by the
Montezuma are the mineral springs.
said 10 possess health giving powers.
Six miles away Is the town of Las
Vegas, whose name hints at fertile
plains and meadows. Welcoming this
new enterprise, the town has given
10000 acres OF land admirably fitted
for the habitat Of the consumptiYe.
Slnnin, ~, frntt tn fAu., o.. yh<
~pine-covered and balsam. breathing
foothills Of the Rockies. these 10000
acres rise in gradual ascenslons that
will furnish just. The desired altitude
for the future residents, with their
lungs in various stages of decadence.
IL the sufferer needs a rarer atmos.
phere than Is found at an elevation OF
5000 feet he can climb up until he
reaches the light air that permits
him 10 breathe easily and freely and
at the same time strengthens the
weakened tissues. Even the snow line
a be reached within the fifteen
square miles upon which F~raternal
Gu will rest.
Experts say that New Mexico's
climate cures consumption. Proof?
The leader OF a brass band went
there on a mattress only a few
months ago, painting for breath and
yeaRning for life and o sure that he
would get the m and preserve the
other. Now he Is portly. and blowing
more breath through his cornet than
ne had recently hoped TO have at any
one time.
Fraternal City will be formally
opened next fall, when there will be
accommodations for at least five
thousand patients. II Is expected thai
within a few years its total popula.
1ion will be ffty thousand.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-20

into the movement. Last week, for
instance, at the banquet in st. Louis,
where the announcement of the Santa
Fe gift vas made, there were present
Governor Folk, Mayor Wells, Arch
bishop J. j. Glennon, Surgeon General
Walter A. Wyman, of the United
States army, and Other prominent
men.
Fraternal City is not the creature of
a day. For three years 1t has been in
process of formation. on ever growing
lines.
Naturally this great undertaking
will be conducted on The community
plan. Tents and cottages will be
utilized as the living quarters for
patients. Camps will be established
at varying attitudes to suit the con-
dition of the patients,
Stock raising and garden trucking
will be the means Of employment Of
fered to those who desire to work
while recovering their health. There
will also be considerable work in run
ming the sanitarium, which 1t is ex-
pec,ed Will be done by patients who
seek the positions.
Each patient at the s~anitarium will
be the guest Of the fra,ernal order,
the church. the club, the union, the
city or the state which shall contri.
butte TO the maintenance Of the insti-
tuition. The leaders of the Associated
Fraternities Of America and the Ma.
tinVa1 LNrotarva1 Tr,urocc ,apro~op,'
ing 5000. 900 fraternalists of the cOun.
try. have pledged their support I o the
levying of a | per cent a month per
capita tax.
This will give the sanitarium a
working endowment of $500, 900 a
year from the f~raternalists alone. In
return for such contributions the or
CARNATIONS will be permitted to send
TO the sanitarium as many patients
as their monthly tax vii support. For
instance, an order, a city or an In
dividual may contribute $500 a month.
The cost per patient will be prob
ably $50, The contributor. therefore.
would be entitled to maintain len pa
tients II the sanitarium per month.
The men who will conduct This
great health preserving scheme are
not unknown.
At the head of the sanitarium, as
president and chairman of the eX-
ecutive committees. is w. II. Edison,
president of the Association F~raterni-
ties of America, representing 3,000,-
900 members. Judge Noah NJ. Givan,
supreme reporter, Knights Of Honor,
is the first vice president. Charles r.
Hatfield is general secretary. Mr..
Hatfield Is also secretary Of the Mis-
souri Fraternal Congress
August Schlahy, president of the
Missouri. Lincoln Trust company, Is
treasurer Of the sanitarium. DR.. II.
A. Warner. Of Topeka. Kan. second
vice president, is a consumptive ex-
pert. In the fraternal world he Is
past president of the National Fra
ternal Congress and supreme medi-
cal director Of The Knights and Ladies'
of Security. DR.. w. II. Mayfeld. q
sanitarium and c~onsumptive expert. Is
president Of the Mayfield sanitarium.
st. Louis. NJ. p. Moody. manager
of the American Baptist Publication
society. to whom is given the credit
Of having nursed the sanitarium
movement when II was in It's infancy,
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-30

Colorado will get more advertis-
ing in distant states from the meet
ing Of the big reunion of the Ben
evolent and Protective Order Of
Elks next July than from any meet
ing ever held in the West. The com
mittee is weeks ahead in the work Of
organizing for the reunion. The
Elks of Denver have already raised
a large sum by individual contribu-
tons and lodges in every section Of
the state are joining hands in the
work. The spirit of united effort in
behalf Of the west is the dominant
influence behind the work. 1t is
estimated that next years list of
visitors to the state will be twice as
large as ever came to an Elks' re-
union in any other city.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-30
Oosgo Of yrsss 0sstisg.

Eight people were gathered togeth-
er at the regular monthly meeting Of
the Board Of Trade Thursday even
ing. although there We're several
matters of interest 10 come up for
consideration. Most of the mem
bers are evidently suffering from an
attack Of too much Christmas.
w. T. Andrews. Of the park com
mittee. reported that all Of the lots
in the Park Addition had been paid
for by the iifty-six subscribers, the
property paid for. a deed secured
from Mr.. Woodruff. and the ad-
dition incorporated within the
city limits. The committee has eN-
pended s625.55 in grading the
streets in the addition. Colorado and
San Juan avenues having both been
graded TO the south line of the PARK.
and Tenth street, on the north side.
brought up To grade. The com
mittee is now ready for the pro
posed drawing. at which time deeds
will be turned over To the 10: own
ers.
On motion it was decided TO hold a
smoker" Friday evening. January
5th. in Commercial College hall. and
the drawing will take place on that
date. A huge plat Of the Park Ad-
dition will decorate the walls Of the
hall, and as the lots are drawn each
owner will be called upon to inscribe
his name on the plat.
The members present then in
dulged in a prolonged discussion Of
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-30
E.e.sss ce...e, c.ssssss.

James Saunders. eolored. an escap-
ed convict from the peniteniiary
al Santa Fe, y. NJ. ~as captured in
this city last Sunday evening By l.
p. Whittinghill. the Santa Fe depot
master. A description Of Saunders
had been in the hands of local Off
GERS for several days. reward Of
so being offered for his capture.
Mr.. Whittinghill accidentally STUN
bled upon the man in switch shanty
in the local yards. and turned him
over TO Sheriff Barr The officers Of
the penitentiary al Santa Fe were
notified. and on Tuesday Officer
Putnam. of the mounted police,
arrived in this city and took the man
back 10 Santa Fe. Mr. Putnam also
brought with him the so reward
money and turned il over to Mr..
Whittinghill.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-30

A luafer on the street, whose wife
was probably at home getting out a
neighbor's washing TO make money
to buy the children's shoes. asked a
busy man the other day if he ever
saw a baldheaded woman. No.
never did" replied the busy man
And never saw woman walt]ng
around town in her shirt sleeves with
a cigar in her teeth and running i'm
To every saloon she saw. Neither
did | ever see a woman sitting all
day al a street corner on adry goods
box telling people how the secretary
of the treasury should run the ma
tional finances. ! have never seen a
woman go fishing with a bottle in
her pocket, sit on the bank all day
and go home drunk at night. Nor
have | ever seen a woman yank off
her coat and say she could lick any
man in town. God bless 'em the
women are not built that way"
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-30

the proposed sugar beet factory al
Sxink- Some doubted whether il
would be a benefit TO La JqntA
The projectors Of the Sxink factory
have agreed to erect beet dump az
La Junta providing 80 acres ada
cent TO this city are pledged to grow
beets for the factory. The matter
Was referred 10 a committee 10 in
vestigate and report al meeting
which was held at the court house
last night.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-30

Just a very select few here in La
Junta INDUCED their passion for
American beauty roses on Christmas
day. They sold at - per dozen.
Most ordinary mortals were satisfied
with Tom and Jerry" at - cents
per. American beauty roses are Of
necessity very beautiful, that is they
ought 10 be- if they have any respect
for their name. but as Shakespeare
says. "A rose by any other name
would smell as sweet" and not cost
80 darned much.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-30
Dram. OF the Century. Ben Hur. -

Enormous interest Is being mani
Tested in the forthcoming staging of
Klaw &Erlanger's colossal and bril-
liant spectacular production Of Cen
eral Lew Wallace's Ben Hur" at
the Pueblo. Colorado. Grand Opera
House the entire week Of January
lst 10 9th.
Nothing more beautiful. inspiring,
spiritual and edifying than The
Healing Of the Lepers" in the last
act of this stupendous spectacle has
ever been offered on the stage of an
American Theatre. AT this point
this great play is truly and in a very
high sense religious. Here the
stage seems to have consecrated
itself and all its resources 10 the
service of Christianity, and there is
nothing that is not reverent. beauti-
ful and altogether fitting in its SER
vice. This scene and the widely
advertised chariot race in the act
preceding il are the great special
features Of the play. which give ii
much of its wonderful value and ex-
traordinary power
A special train will run on Jan
uary 4th To Pueblo. leaving La Junta
at p. m. Returning it will leave
Pueblo at ll:50 p. IN. same day.
The round trip from La Junta will
be 100. Tickets on sale at the La
Junta Drug Company.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-30
News OF hoiorooh.

J. F. Lee left last week for Omaha
for an extended visit.
Robert Hansen has gone to Min
nesota to visit his parents.
Dave Rich. who has been threshing
at Lamar. came home Christmas to
visit his sister and take a peek
around at other peoples sisters.
f. l.. Estep has been elected to fill
the vacancy on the school board in
District No. 3. caused by the resig-
nation of John Rich. who has gone
to Nebraska to live.
There are very few sheep being
fed in the Valley this winter. and
most of the alfalfa hay mas been
sold to La Junta buyers, who at the
present time are paying 81 per ton
delivered.
John Rich left few days ago for
Frontier county, Nebraska. to make
an extended visit at his old home.
He has leased his farm in Holbrook
for a year to John Driver, but will
probably return to his first love
when the time limit of the lease ex-
pires.
The "Holbrook String Band call
ed upon Asa Scudder and bride last
Saturday night and made things hum
for several hours. The court house
gang still holds the record for the
quickest ''charivari'' on record
thirty seconds after Asa's marriage
ceremony was performed. Asa's
ear is tuned to melody. and even
the boisterous kind does not jar
upon his nerves, but he is begin
ming to think that it is about time
for his friends to forget it." and
remember that he has been married
nearly whole month.
The Christmas festivities at the
Bee Hive school house last Monday
night were unpleasantly interfered
with by a gang of about fifteen
young bloods. more or less infiltrated
with Tom and Jerry" who at
tempted to take possession and run
things. One of our school directors,
after an unsuccessful attempt to
reason with the youngbloods. very
Unexpectedly grabbed the ringleader
by the posterior of his pantaloons
and the nape of the neck and pitched
him out of the front door. This un-
ceremonious procedure rather SUBJ
dued the balance of the gang and
they departed quite peaceably.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-30
AepIies,iea to te.se state tsnss.
OFFICE OF The STATE Board
oF LAND Cos~I--Io>EE-

OFFICE oF THE STATE Board !
oF LAND Gos~I--Io>Es-.
DE>yER. Colo November ?, lsn
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tn. Lolita Town Land and Irrigation Com
psny. who-e postofiice address is La Juuta.
Colorado. on November =. 1906. made applica-
tion No. iss5 to the State Board Of Land Com
mi--ionrrs to lease the following deScrib-d
indemnity school lands, situate in Otero
county. Colorado. to-wit:
Southwest quarter Of section -. all Of Sec;ion
81. all of section z. southwest quarter Of >ec-
tion ~ all in township - south. range - west
No other application to lease the above de-
Scribrd premises or objections against the
above application will be considered after
December %. 1906.
MARK q. WOODRUFF,
Register State Board Land Commissioners.
First publication. DECEMBER .. 1906.
Last publication. December y. 1906.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-30
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES Lk>D OFFiCE At
PulBLn, Cote Maven e.l j. lsao;

UNITED STATES LkSD OFFiCE At /
Pueblo. Colo, NoS~m brr j.. 1906.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ followins-uam-d settler has fled notice Of
his Intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim, and that said prs-,f ~ill h. made
befor. the clerk Of the district court at La
Junts. Colorado. ON January 5. 1906, via
witrner n. Shirk. II. =. iosst. for the south
west quarter, section 81, township - .outb.
range - wet.
He uam.- the following witn-s-.s to prove
hi continuous residence upon aud cultivation
of -aid land. yiEs Allen Moore. Lewis stanton.
Charlie n. Harrison, all Of La Jpnta, Colo
RADIO; William y. Moore, Of Rocky Ford. Colo
RADIO.
S.A ABBEY. Register.
First publication. November - isSj.
La 4 r5ublicatian Drce M her -. lss
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-30
ho,ie. Of eusrdisa'. Sale.
IN TIE MATER OF THE ESTATE 0


Jessie b. Baldridre. a minor.
BY virtue of order and decree of the
County Court of Otero county. made on the
petition of the undersigned. guardian of the
estate Of Jessie h. Baldridec. minor, on the
eSth day Of D-cember. 4. ID. 1906. shall on the
18th day of January. L. ID. 1905. at the hour Of
10 clock a. m. sell at private sale. at La
JuDta. Colorado. for the best price that can be
obtained. the following described real estate of
said minor. to-wit: An undivided oDe-fourfb
interest in and to the southeast quarter of Sc
tion s. township - south. range - west. situate
in the county OF Otero. state of Colorado. upon
the following terms. viz: Not less than 100
cash and balance due before January ].
1907. at per cent interest per annnn.
At the conclusion OF such sale the purchaser
will he entitled to a certificate of purchase.
and upon the approval Of such sale by the
Court the purchaser will be entitled deed
OF said real property.
CHARLES q. BALDRIDGE
Guardian Of the Estate Of Jessie b. Baldridee.
minor.
Dated at La Junta. Colorado. this ,s,h day Of
December. A. D.. 1856.
First publication. December q. 1906.
Last publication January Is. 1906.