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La Junta tribune., 1905-04-15
Neil Iaowssses.

Mr.. B. r. Lakin. district manager
of the Park Region Hail Insurance
Company Of Glenwood. Mimi. was
was in town the middle Of the week.
and formed the acquaintance Of
several Of the policy holders OF his
company. This company has been
in business writing insurance against
hail in the states Of Minnesota. Iowa.
North and South Carolina. for the
past fourteen years. and has written
considerable insurance in Colorado
during the past year. especially in
the northern part of the state
around Greeley and Longmont.
Losses to the amount Of about
s6. 600 have been adjusted and paid
in this state. and the company opens
its books for the benefit of policy
holders with q clean and satisfactory
record. approved by the state insur-
ance commissioner.
Mr.. LAkin. when interviewed.
stated that his company was for the
purpose Of protecting the farmers
against the one menace to their
prosperity by insuring their crops
from loss by hail. and that they
would write policies on any crop
grown in the Arkansas Valley at .
fiat rate of 10 per cent on the valua-
ton. guaranteeing payment thereon
by the first day Of December. Mr..
LAkin has again been appointed dis
trict manager for the Arkansas VAL
ley and r. W. Patterson and c. L.
Seeley will represent him here. Any
further particulars and details in
regard to the management of the
company ard their former policies
may be secured by talking with Mr..
Mr.. Seeley or Mr.. Patterson at the
hank
Mr.. IAkin expects to put several
men in the field from this point and
will be pleased to talk over agency
contracts with desirable men.
The following is a list of losses
paid in the Arkansas Valley district
during the year 1904. principally &C.
curing on alfalfa seed. melons and
small grain.
List of losses in the Arkansas Val
ley in 1904. paid by the Park Region
Hail Insurance Company Of Glen
Srond Mimi
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-15
s.ss.. erses ess.s ee.ss.y.

Manager Kings subscription lists
are moving nicely and large audi
ences are assured for the two nights
of comic opera in La Junta on April
18th and 18th
Miss Irene Palmer. who made =
hit as ''SerlinA" in Fra Dizvalo.
has the leading roles in both the
"Beggar Prince" and Said Pasha.
and the three comedians have better
opportunities in these operas in the
comedy line.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-15


those rattle-brained IDIOTS Of the
Denver press who are repeatedly
ridiculing the country newspapers on
their locals7 These two by four
lunch counter fiends think il awful
funny when some country newspa-
per says: Hiram Slocum has sold
his Holstein COW To Ed. Childres.
But. Of course. it is just the proper
caper when they say: Mrs. Frank
lin Oliver Lowden has just returned
from the Epson Lorimer kennels. :"
Oh, that's great. That bull pup
would bring about thirty cents in
the dog pound. while Slocum's COW
would sell for $50 in the dark. Be
cause Gussie Davis was over at
Guards Point Sunday to see his hest
girl they throw a shoe. but IL Will
liam Henry Harrison Pook. the soci-
ETY. leader. was in Milwaukee last
Saturday to see Miss Gertie Pabst
they would slobber over half col
umn and have three pictures Of Ger
tie and William Henry on the front
page.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-15

The above list Includes only those
IoDes paid in the Arkansas Valley,
but it gives . general idea Of the
splendid bushes methods exercised
b. the management Of this company
and the cheerful manner in which
tAey adjust md pay their Iosses.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-15

An Arkansas postmaster has
posted the following in his Office
No letters will be delivered until
received. II you don't get a letter
or paper on the day you expect it
have the postmaster look through
all the boxes and the cellar. too. 1t
ought to be there somewhere. and
he likes to look for it just to please
you. II your friends don't write
you. go after the postmaster, he is
to blame. II he tells you there is
no mail for you. put on 4 griewed
expression and say. We'll. it ought
to be here" He is probably hiding
your mail for the pleasure of having
you come to bother him two or
three times a day. Ask him to
look again"
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-15
AaAx A8ov
Town

II Is reported that one Of our new-
ly married ladies' kneAds bread with
her gloves on. The incident may be
peculiar. but there are others. nhe
editor Of this paper needs bread with
his shoes on: he needs bread with his
shirt on: he needs bread with his
pants on. and unless some of the de-
linquent subscribers Of this paper
pay up before long he will need bread
without so much As anything on. and
this is no Garden of Eden. either. in
the winter time.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22
rmE SITUATION ~ RUSSIA.

Bloody collisions are reported 10 have
occurred on the streets OF riga. during
NLich machine sun we're Used Wits
terrible eicct.
Foreign MiLi-,cr iangdnrn. while
not uuedly optimistic. expresses the
opinion that the political situation and
outlook j. Improving.
The cmIcfor b. going ~ Moscow 4
pruclalm the constitution from the
kremlia.
The outbreak In the army In Nia-
ehlria Is now attributed To failure u
a AMI properly feed the troops.
REPORTS from the Interior of Russia
Indicate that the country generally 10
mains Ut tic boiling point. ready "
tlup over on the ~sllrhtcst pretcNt.
Despite the persistent efforts Of tht
rcsc,ioaary camorIlla. hcaced by Gta.
colnt Alexis lsnat,on, formed to Of
fec, the downfall of Count wittc. and
60 create a Dictatorship. The emperor ID
t,anding firmly by the premier.
The Russian imperial family has de-
ciGei 10 remain at TasrskOe Ss.O lof
the present.
4 Correspondent AT Riga says he fears
that the deep hatred ielt By tho Lithu-
lnlans for the German nobility and
German capitalists will lead to An awful
calamity.
The i%ithuanlans have declared their
separation from the Russian empire
and have segI up an independent gov
sInfF.Ff In Ilxnnla hNNnl lArf lAEN.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22

Representative Morrill,, Of Pennsyl-
yanla. chairman Of the house commit
tee ON militia, has introduced q rcsolu-
ton In the house providing Tor the TO-
establishment Of tho army canteen.
There 10 bad blood between John
Sharp Williams. leader Of the minority
la the house. and Messrs. Lamar. OF
Florida, and Sh~aeklciorl. OF Missouri.
In relation to committee assignments.
II resulted In n long and accrlmoniou.
Tit on the floor. In which the two lat
ter hurled defiance at the leader. Mr..
S~hackleford gong 30 far a. to decline
~ be further led by the gentleman from
Mississippi.
Railroad rate legislation Is to 10 al
lowed to slunber until after the holiday
recess.
There 10 every Indication that the
I'll ,O0O,O 900 rarsma canal appropriation
viii lie acted upon aud become a law
before congress separates for the holl-
days.
statehood legislation Is looking up,
md IL seems reasonably certain that
th'Ft VIVA rtoh w wv NV" ssahss ~
composed Of Arizona and New Mexico
and the other of Oklahoma and Indian
territory.
For the first time In the history VI
thu United States senate the death Of a
senator vas permitted To pass uano
t!tod. The name Of the late senator
Mitchell, VI Oregon, Was not ncn-
toned.
speaker Cannon hal announced the
committees VI the house. aud with the
exception VI some little ln,ernal iric-
ton among the minority. all appears &c
\, satisfactory. and the house Is pre-
pared To push business.
Senator Foraker Ia OF the opinion
that there VIII be some extended coE.
truyerslcs before the railroad rate bills
are Gltposed Of.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22
PEARY WANrEp oPTIMIeTe.
Once aaA . Nan with Him VIE
Was . cyuic and he
l1istAke.

Gen. Thomas n. Hubbard wss talking
In New York about the advertisement Tor
an optimistic surgeon that Lieut.. Peary
inserted in the pspers before the depart.
ure u his expedition.
Gen. Hubbard subscribed $4,000 70 the
expedition. Therefore, II 10 easy 10 SEQ
that he has q profound interest IN Il, says
the New YORK Tribune. =.
"pcary in his advertisement was right"
be said. at 10 - nsedful that the ~.
pedi.ion's physician be . CHEEKY optiin,st
~ that he be . practical surgeon. Up.
timism and good sp'ri,s 90 FAT IN a voy-
age like this one. Perhaps II IL because
there has not been enough optimism and
good cheer among men In the past that
The north pole has not been found.
when Il IL found, an optimist, com.
mnnding a band IL cptimists, will ind
Il, and there will be no such cynie in
that f~csolute and successful crew as the
ono who sailed with peary on an earlier
"He was indeed a cynic. fe. me rvc
you on example Of his disposition. With
resry one glorious night he paced tue
deck. Pointing TO the sky. ablakc with
splendid planets. Pcary said:
Isn't that q beautiful STAR
"Ihe cyuic with a giunt replied
"'DVd you ever 800 IN ugiy onel'"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22
Words Of Wisdom.

westdcld, H., Dec. 18th (spcciail.-
All who are suffering with nnelils Dis.
Ease Should read carefully the following
letter from the Rev. q. l.. Good, Of this
place. lie says:-
Il feel II is my duty 10 tell you Of
the wonderful benefit I have received from
the use Of Dodd's Kidney Pills. ! am a
Minister Of the Gospel. aud in. my work
am frequently exposed TO all weathefs.
Sig years ago ! was laid M sick. doc.
sorcd with a number Of. physicians, and
finally consulted a specialist. but withou,
succcss. They all told ire l had Brighi's
Disease. ! was in a bad way and almost
helpless, when. thank God, l heard Of
Dodd's Kidney Pills. They saved my life.
! took sixteen boxes and now | am cured.
The first day l. took them felt relief.
When l hogan I weighed only one hun.
drcd. end Eve pounds, now weigh one
hundred and sixty.hvc. and | an the pic
turc Of health, recommend Dodd's Md.
ncy Pills to all my friends who have Kid.
ncy Trouble, and ! pray 10 God that 9th.
81. sufferers. will read these words and be
bclpsd BY them"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22

4 western nilrpui with an Eastern
terminus In chicago mas announced q
Icw plan IN excursion business. Here
after II VIII conduct excursions In thu
witer Heretofore. the haryes, time OF
ra!l-uai excursion traffic has been 10
the summer season. But the railroads
apparently have pcrsisten,ly overlooked
the fact that mis- Is also another har
time. Tile farmer Ia busy IN sum.
mcr, and the excursions. no matter
how much they may tempt him. are
rot possibilities OF which he can ;ak-
advantages.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22

oSng ~ the scandnlous sac ~ II
ties the aris,Ocracy In France TO-DAY
Is exactly twice a. numerous as u
wan before the great revolution Of II,
years ago. which was aimed ut thu
%arlstocrpcy. and by which all titles OF
nobility were abolished. Previous to
that time there were not more than
?3S French princes and dukes; to-day
there are la. Al the beginning a,
the 18Th century there we're In al
$4,000 titled people. There are nov
20O,ooo In dlyiduals duly possessed OF
patents of NOBILITY.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22
GENERAL NEWS lYExs.

Mrs. Margaret HauscUrf, OF 81. Louis.
acted the good samaritan to q stranger
during the Worlds fair. He proved TO
be Hardie p. Smith. a Colorado mining
magnate. who died resently at Co,ora-
do Springs. and In his will left Mrs.
Hausdorf 10000 worth Of mining
stock.
In connection with the Annapolis
ha1,ng ease congress ome In for some
criticism for adopting a resolution re-
Installing tSree m!dshlpmen expelled for
hazing after passing a law providing
for dismissal for tho oasnse.
A the result Of a panic caused by
q street car taking ire following the
blowing Cut OF a fuse, at Cleveland, o..
Anna Stabo. q i~3-yoar-old girl. was
trampled to death.
a membership in the Kew York
stock exchange was sold recently for
tSs,0 o tho record price,
Thco, De Ecke. n pathologlst and cS-
pert In chemical research, died In uti-
en-, N. Y, lie wAs frequently employed
In maltiGS examinations to trace pol
cor
II has been decided to hold the
Worlds Sunday-schoo! convention, In
1895. in Rome. ,taiy. MAJ 2o-23.
The Peoples Life and Accident In
gnrance Co, with head piarters ut Lou
isville. KY. has asked for the appoint
ment OF n receiver. The liabilities are
stated at ISL, o0c. with only S2.sI in tho
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22

II has been calcu'a'cd tina, more
than 5000 persrns starved to death In
spain last summer. The famine was
due To the drought Horrlfylng as arr
those figures the Spanish mortality
occup.cs an unlmportant place In The
record u tae words great famlnes
In 'he great famine In india In 1863
20. ailnNo0 peoplo are supposed "a
have persisted. and i.ieo, 900 died 10
;h. famine of 1850.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22
TORTURED By ECZEMA.
Body Mass Of sores-couid Not Sleep
Spent Hundreds Of Dollars en-
Doctors, But Drew Worse.
cuRrp BY curIcuRA FOR 50.

Or, Mrs. Vim. y. DiyiS, 80 Stony Creek,
Conn. Hers was the wsrs, eczema | ever
saw. She was hardly able 10 cat or sleep.
Her head and body was a mass 81 sofcs,
and she dcspaired Of recovery, Finally,
after spending hundreds Of dollars en-
doctors, growing worse all the time. NV.
ing IN misery for years. with hair whitened
from suffering and holy terribly d.i,s,
cakes Of Cuiicura soap. five boxes Of
Cutieura, and thee bottles Of Iut,cura
Resolycrt.-Geo. e. Davis, lcl W. 30th
St. y. y"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22

II is extremely gratifying TO learn
that al least one ~ the grca, Euro
rcin countries. England. has material
D. reduced ~ annual drink bill In 70
cent years. In 1904 the consumption
of spirits In England wa less thar
hail what u was IN 1900. while that
az beer was also smaller. Last year
the total Of Ensland's d-lnk bill wa
$4,000 uoo less than II was Ave years
telare.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22

italian prisons got ~ full this year
that tho government had to resort 10
royal olcmcncy 10 some of tho ocou
points In order 20 make nom for delin
usnts crowded u \ decree was H.
sued last Angus, and since then 1886
prisoners have boon parioned. and
3c;s have had their sentences 70
tucV1
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22

."vhs, aid you think Of those voice, At
the grand opera,"
"r.ssy were good. strong voices N.
swcred Mr.. Cumrox. hut considering
what we paid for seats, 1 couldn't help
thinkin' that we folks in the audience
ought 10 be dom the hollerin' ."-wash.
lnSton star.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22

Akonia Is the name OF n substance
manufactured In England. which. dis
solved in the water with which he
streets are sprlnkled. Is said to pre-
vent i1a, from rising.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22

Gov. George H. Utter. Of Rhode
Island. Ii n seventh Day Adventist.
and. therefore. on the las, day Of ths
week the executive department OF
the state does no business.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22

During the recent yellow fever cpl
domic In New Orleans not one cas-
made IT, appearance among the sol
oilers NJ jackson barracks. only 1850
feet from the nearest Infected point.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22

B~ostonians are still true 10 the
baked bean. Last year they spent on
their favorite diet more than the cost
Of two ~battleships. or s~6.5sg.2,2.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22

Tho dead bodies o. pruspectors ART
found day after day In Death Valley.
souihern California. Always the un.
~fof'unatos have discarded all thelt
clothing 10 the aconlcs 81 heat and
shlr.f
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22
THE WEEKS NEWS
TERSELY OUTLINED
A Epitoms Of the Nest Importaa.
Events ct Hems and Abroad
the pasr Week.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH.

what CONGRESS ~ Oetss, Tosethss
Win I.atess Dcs eisp ssests In ,
Issesnsl rrosbies In Wussia, asd
t~ss CALLED from 1~spostsat Hap
pentngs All over the WSsia.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22

Tho Portuguese government win
build n railroad from Delagoa bay TO
Swaziland. That adds one TO
the many openings Up" In Africa.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22

AS you know. I wrote you ,ha, mydua,
aaid ! must have an operation o. | cuuli ~
live then wrote you, tlling ) oa nv
tircly we'll I nj walk mills wl,Asss -
achr or a rain, and I owe my M o. ycs ~
70 Lydia " fnkhsm's NcgetAhlu Coinru1l
u wish every suffering woman Woad -
this Testimonial and rcalipc the yalne II ~
ing 10 you and your remedy. Mn ~
Dimmick, 5pth and y. Capitol strsA r..
ming y. o., Washington, u. C.
When q medicine has been succenfi
In restoring TO health 10 many woua
whose testimony Ia NJ unqurstlonahle
you cannot well say, withuu, ,rylnsil
II do not believe II will help me- 4
you are III. don't hesitate o. get q 10
tie of Lydia u. Pinkham's veretabh
Compound NJ once, and write Mrs. Pinb
ham. Lynn. Mass, for spccia. advise
! IL Is free and always helpful.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22

firit Traveller Did you ever see a
school Of shAfksi
Second Dtto-Ycs.
Mhsre' In the A,lsn,ie or the Ia.
eihcs'
Neither. In Wall street. Detroit
Free frcss.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-22

In the last two years about s.0o0y00o
mulberry trees have been planted 10
Argentina. which has now about TO-
100000 u such trees.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-04-13
SZCZEGoLY ZAMACHU
na Nolkena w Warszawle.

o szczego2ach zamachu ma
obecpolicmajstra Nolkena w
Warszawie d. 27 marca b. r. o
godz. S1z wieczorem, 'donosza
dzienniki krajowe:
o godzinie 81 wieczorem eks-
p1odowa}a ma podworzu biura po-
licyjnego ma Pradze bomba, przy-
czem S os6b odnios1o rany, z
Mich dwie smiertelne. Oberpolic'
majster Nolken udal sic natych-
miast ma miejsce wypadku. Ma
jego powoz, jadacy ku stacyi po-
licyjnej ma Pradze, rzucono blisko
mostu ma Wsle bombe. Nolkea
odni6sl ciezkie rany ma twarzy,
ma prawej rece nodze.
w cyrkule przy ulicy Wien
skiej ma Pradze, W ktorym nasta-
pill mybuch rzuconej bomby, scia-
ma, oddzielajaca jeden pokoj cd
drugiego, zupelnie rozwalona 20
stala. Otwor W tel scianie, wiel-
kosci okolo 8 do 9 stop, odslan!a
widok ma prywatne mieszkanie,
W kt6rem jednakze wybuch zna-
cznych szkod ME poczynil i dzi-
VIVA rzecz: sciana zwalila sic w
strone sasiedniego pokoju, lecz
kawaly cegly gruzu zwalily sic
do wnetrza izby, w ktorej nastaplf
wybuch. Gala podloga zawalona
gruzem, miedzy kt6ry porozrzu-
cane ksiazki papiery;z pod gru-
zu i papierow podlogi ME widac.
Okna ca3a framuga Wywalone
ma podworze, ma ktorem tez Wi
dac szczatki potiuczonei lampy.
Wszystkie meble, jak szafy, law
ka, stol i lrzesia potrzaskane w
drzazgi, drzwi wchodowe wysa-
dzone. w pokoju, znajdujacym
sic mad pokojem poiicyantow,
piec runal ma ziemi, w podiodze
.posadzka aszkodzona, a. ueble
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-04-13
Kr0nika MiejsCoWa.
Strajk woznic.

Strajkierzy zrobili wczoraj po
poludniu pierwszy krok ku Ego
zgodzie. Prezydent Shea zwo}aa
konferencye ma dzisiaj przed po-
ludniem w hotelu Great North
ern zaprosil ma takowa pred
stawicieli "Chicago Employers
Association" CT ostatni zgodzlli
sic wziac udzial w konferencyi,
ktora moze przyspieszyc zakofl-
czenie niefortunnego zatargu.
Mayor Dunno ma wlasna reke
czyni starania by obie strony
zgodzily sic oddae Gala sprawe
komisyi rozjemczej, lecz do tel
pory tax pracodawcy jak i stra)-
kerry uporczywie obstawaja
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-04-13
Czwartek dnia 1890 Kwietnia 1905 r.
Wiedefi, 13 kwietnia. = We

Wieden, 13 kwietnia. = We
gierskie przesilenie trivia dalej, a
cesarz podobno przestaa mice ma
dzieje, by zdo1al porozumiec sic
opozycya i jak slychac, zamie-
RIA abdykowtac. Z Paryia rowrlo-
.czesnie donosza, jakoby cesarz
Franciszek Jozef niedawno ma
stepcy tronu, Franciszkowi Fer
dynandowi, zwierzyl sic re swe-
go zamiaru zIozenia korony w Je'8
go rece i jakoby ten dal do zro-
zumienia, re cesarz swerni cla-
g1emi ustepstwami w obec libe-
ralnych utrudnia stanowisko
przyszlego cesarza. Podobno juz
odbyla sic rada familijna mad =
sprawa.
vicksburg, Miss, 13 kwietnia.
- Donosza tu, re DUO osob 20
sta1o zabitych lub pokaleczonycn
W jakims wypadku kolejowym'
kt6ry sic wydarzyi ma kolei va
zoo and Mississippi Valley, IA
mil ma polnoc stad, polnocy.
DIVA pociagi osobowe, jadace w
kierunkach przeciwnych wpadiy.
ma siebie. Zawezwano ma miejsce
katastrofy wszystkich lekarzy z
miasta.
Bellefontaine, O., 13 kwietnia.
- Pociag nr. 43 kolei Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Lou-
is, wykoleil sic tu wczoraj VIE
czorem i 7 osob zostalo mocno
pokaleczonych. smiertelnie polka
leczony zostal jakis mezczyzna,
ktoryn sadza, wedle papierow
przy MIN znalezionych, ze nazy-
wa sic S. Sacks pochodzi z
Pittsburgh. Piet wagonow obali-
10 sic i pogruchota}o.
Springfield, Ill, 10 kwietnia.-
w izbie poslow Chester Church
wniosI dwie nowele skierowane
przeciw monopolowi gazowemu.
Tedna z Mich nadaje radon ma-
nicypalnym prawo regulowarlia
cen "a oswietlanie gazowe i elek-
tryczne, druga prawo budowa-.
MIA ma wiasna reke zakiadow do
oswietlania. = Poposudniu po-
srod wielkiego rozdraznienia od-
rzucono 76 glosami przeciw 4J
nowele s1uzby cywilnej, wedie
kt6rej wszyscy urzednicy powia-
towi mieliby podlegae regusorn
sluzby cywilnej, przyjeto rs
glosami przeciw 7 ustawe, wedle
kt6rej takim regulom maja pod.
legac wszyscy urzednicy zakla-
dow dobroczynnycl.