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La Junta tribune., 1905-04-01
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W HEREAS. J. A. .GROvENBUR6H WHOSE
OF Kansas. by hi. certain deed Of trust. dated
AUGUST J. A. d., ispt. and rccoried August Il. 4.
D.. 1904 in hnok Is at psxc ri of the rrcord- in
county, STATE OF Colorado. the foIio~inw de
-crit-d rial estate situated in Otero county
Lots numbered seven (7D and eight (sl in
block numh-fed twenty mine (sSD in the town 81
Saxar city sccordinx to the rceorded plat
-sry note. esscrsrsi b. the aid J. 4. &rovee
sy osr. IL rn g, es.s one ss. ss and
DID ~ trust. payable tn the order of q. Em~ry
sherr sisn ins-rr, .nsro a. tSs rss sss a, a.c
~ Per cent pr month.
wher-.s. u is further provided in said ds-d
of tho principal. interest OF tane~ after the
same becones due and payable, then the prin-
elsr-i due and pay able. and il shall and may l..
Ia awfui for said public trustee to sell and di--
p'se OF said prrmises and all the right, title
heirs and assigns. at public auction. ~ tho
ksnsss street door of the county court hoss~~ .f
Colorado. for the highest and h~-t pejr- the
same will bring in cash. four weeks public nj,
t,es having brrn previously given of sh- ti,u-
~ come ne sspagrr OF general circulation at the
time puhli-h-d in ~aid Osero oounty. and to
ers. st such sale a crrtiH~ase or crsfidrsse~ 81
purchas. ~ and for the prrmi-r~ soid. fpr the
purps-e of paying the principal and interest
due On said note and all monies advsnerd for
tsre<- insurance and assessments With Interest
thereon- after first paying all fee>. eharr~~ and
costs of making snch sale and sdv~vti<inx said
premises.
Wher-ns. default has h-~n mad. in thu pay
m-9t o. the principal. interest and tane~. and
-ald d~faulf still exists and
"her-s>. " Emcry Harris. The Legal hslser
"t -std note. hes DECLARED q violasiua af the
covenants ct said nsee asd dred ~ trS<s- and
thas -ard indeet-dne~< i~ ppU do and payabae.
snd has elected tn sdv~rti>- The xaid pesT~rty
Tor sale and has fled his written pDeicp - elre
taon and d.mand for ~al- With the u.der>izn~S
a. such pubiic trustee:
Vow thereforr- in eoo~i<ierasisu af said
,lce and r.-iue~t ard in esvmplisncp tA~rrwith
and an nn'ier and hy virsur a. H. pyver esd an
.horffy cpnveye-t tw and vc~eed IN - - said
need - fra-t- L. q. A. DeertDA0. paAaie trUrte>
"a and for Nero couasy. state ~ ColrRDvtp ~
hereby <1ve sosr v--k< pubic ssaire shse gill
wEDNsDAY. APRIL -. A. n rHk
~ w2 einrk N the forruuun- af tk> porsh
,roat dser ~ ~ cuun4y euufa bDuse, ae u
snnta IN The euuaty ~ OSer0. senos - Csso<1dc.
-cii all tie akuvv~ d>-criA-i sp~-Hi>-s ~ rsubs~
- ~ ~ hsaAene - - pRiee - sa1e
Siu br1nx n easA- - mmeA e1R4UuR - vii ~
ssessrs,ev- ~ ~ poFpr - pnyiax said IN
tFu~e
Decd ss L. S~ss. CuDssua,. nersA = ~
PAtse Irw=se~ - OrssCnu1eV G~Ssr.<so.
yrr2 p1e15eu35an- OapeA n -
lssSf pahtsc1fiun- Aps1 u Hgk
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-01
Estrsy Aavsstiss0sst-

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM
" il may concern that the foilosin< de-
-rrib.si e.fr4y auinAl Uas taken up near
R.rSy FSrd. COLORADO. to-vis- One dark gray
hor-~ gentle, about 70 xesrs old. weight about
sa,n.i heins un] known to this
Rpsrd- unless elAined by owner on or hefors
April n is6 said estray viu b~ sold by IN +
a.. ~ Tor the b.eaefif Of the owner when found
STATE BOARD OF STOCK iSP11iOA
COMMISSIONERS. D-nyer, Colorado
First publication April 1. 1876
"a = ,,ublicstioa April :. lssB-
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-01
se..e. Of se.e.he,se.s' oess'.s.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
" special meeting of the shareholders of the
Or@ro Loan and Building Association has bsen
rsIi.-t hx the hoard of directors. TO be held at
ths- s,ffice OF Aessrs. Buckley and Hart On Mon
dsy, Asy l. Isf- at N p for the purpose
~ xotin., on an amendment to the constitution
iacr-a a-ins. the capital stock from Five Hun
ir-d thousand Dollars the presrnt capital 70
One y illiob Dollars H. PHILLIPS.
SECRETARY
Fir.t publication, March -. fsl5-
Last publication. April ~. lssb-
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-01
Ase,ies,iea 70 tssss susie lssss.

Dxxyks. Colo. March Is. l3B.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
~ r. Bell, whose po.toffice addrcs. IL Ia
Junta. Colorado, On March H. tN6. made
commissioner to lease the following deserihed
school lands. situate in Otsro couaty. Colo
radc. to- vit:
we-, half Of section nj, township - south.
range s. x--t.
No other application 10 lease the above de
scrih..d premise. or objections against the
above application will he considered after
April 18th. iaf.
MARX q. WOODRUFF.
Register state Boa rd Land Commis missionrrs
First publication. March Il, is6.
Last puhirattou. Aprii = IlE.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-01
uotiee s0s publieStioW.
UNITED STATES LsNp OvsIcg At
PUEsLo. CoLo. March II. lAIl

UNITED STATES LAND OvSIcE AT
PuEsLo, CoLo, March II, 1876.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has fled noticx OF
her intention tn make final proof is support 81
her claim, and that said proof ~ill b- made is.
fore the clerk of the district court at Las AMI
Simoa. n. y. To- isl Tor th. east half -out hea Il
quarter, section 10: and east Aalf nor.hea-,
quarter. section u. township - south. range ~
west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence uIrln and cultivation
of Said land, via: Columbus y. Mckipne,
Marlmsn. all Of Las Animas, Colorado.
~. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. March Is. IsG.
Last publication. April ~. 1g6.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-01
A,.l.e..ie. .. Iese. s..ss ls.ss.
DsSyEK CoLozA ADO, March n. 1905.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT W.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT W: ".
~ Joa~s whose postoffic- address il La Jun
Ia Colorado on March Is. is6. IN ade ap
pIicstion No lts6 to the STATE board OF Land
CON nj ..ioners lease the following de-crifsed
-ehe-ol laI.d. situate in Ofero county, Colorado,
to-~it:
Southwest quarter of southwest quarter OF
.~ction Nj township - south. range - west
No other application To lease the above de
Scrib--i premises or objections against the
abos. application will b- considered after
MARX q. WOODRUFF.
Register State Board Land Commissioners
First publ cation, March -. lSf-
Last publication, April Il. 1895.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-01

in, Of the board of county connsssioners
rr~n,,~r.d al the March nesting snereof
~S,~h r~izte- TO the allowance Of bills the
~rsntiusr of rebate, Of taxes AID the letting OF
contracts
In witness ~hereof have hereunfo set ny
H. ID. GARWOOD.
County Clerk
IorsRo corSr, sEAL
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-01
Aee,tsssiea to lssss State lance
,,or,cr rs Rssyf, ,yr G9Lp nssa .tI =, ,

l.. Junta. Colorado, ON March 10. 1876. made
application No, itSi to the state Hoard Of
Land Commissioners to tease the following
de-eritrs4f school lands. situate in Osero
county. Colorads,. to-wit;
All of section nj. township = south. fangc 81
west.
No other application to lease the above de
crih-d premises ar obiection- ssainst the hove
application will br considered sftsr April
II, iD5. MARK q. wOODRUfv.
Register STATE Board Land Commissioners.
First publication. March Is. INE.
Last publication. April :. i.aa.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-01
c...s.,s..s.s. 1.ses.si.ss-

Certified copy of portioa OF the proceed.nxs
Of the board Of connissioaers Of tSefc eoony
t-zn..rtea ., the March. 1906. neetinS thsrs-i-
Tk~ foliosinE ciAiR> against The ec91o -.
..ov pr--~ns-d and AFTER due ooosider at,ao
hrrrb. ori~r,d draw in usyn-nt ther-for- as
foltoss. to-vt.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-01
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Pssyfs 2, cSkosAp9 S,Sx ,S n.feh S h, = ,ss sa

DENykR- tOLokADo. Aafch IL. lSts.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT GRACE
~ n Roland, Shos- En-tofice address is la
yuuta. Colorado. on March 10. is6. mad.
Application No. 100 tn the state bnard If land
com ul .sioners to lease the following described
to-sit;
All Of section 10. township 25 south, range 81
s--t
No other application to lease the above de
-eril-d premises objections against the
above application will be considered after
April II. 1876. .oo,n
Register State Board Land Commissioner.
First publication. March Is, lah
Last publication. April ). 1876.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-01

l. l. D. 0osvusA egney eiert in and scr
saH eraasl ssA seas> ssor--aid. d h~rrkE r,.rfi
y sene ~ ssseHsing eu.eain> all of the p-vr--d
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-01

Geo B1rf. sheriff fees ...... .......t q "a
The p-sition Of o W s-ari> Tor rebate of
county and military poll tar. year isa on the
ground that he ~a~ ~ year. Of age and not
-uhi-ct tn -aid tar motion srnnt~d-
Amount Of rebate ...-..... ...........ssz %
The PETITION Of " I Davenport. administrator
Of the estate Of Jsnss G. Kain. deceased. Tor
rebate cf tai-s for year I'D, the ground that
said estate ~s- assessed With - acres ~ land
whereas il contains only ~ acres, on mo-
tion granted. Rebate slIo-~d on valuation Of
ExD. Amount OF rebate ...........e 81, ~
The p-titiop Of Harry y Todd for rebate Of
t.ne- for rear Isos the ground that he ~a-
assessed fsso on Improvements on land. where
a< he hsd N" Improvements said land. is on
motion granted and rebate allowed m valua-
tion of Gnn. Amount Of rebate .-... xyl ~
The p-tition Of L r A-chermsnn ser rebate Of
tsne~ for year 1874 On the ground that his -
~e~-o~us improvements on south half north
ve-t quarter northwest quarter section 81
township - ran<- "a. l. excessive tn the
amount Of 80 i motion granted
Amount cf rebate e-.-.-.-...-.-...-.-.- II m
The Petition ~ 2 " Gib--cn for rebate of
sales for year fso< the ground that the a.
--s<ment improvements On mort h half north
west quarter northwest quarter section. 81
township n ranee Isis .ne--sive tn the auyuut
cf st1s. Is On motion granted and rebate grant
81 On valuation ~ $50.
Anouns cf rebate . IN "a
The Petition Al Grant Reeier for rebate ~
tass- for year ~ the sround that the a..
-e--mens cn i~rrcve~~nt> On Ios in Nan.anols
Is excessive i< % ruticu granted and r-b.,~
alhyw-4 vaiuaticn cf s5N
A1puss of rebat> ~ J.. ....
fk> r-tisisa ~ 4 Ru2e for r~hss. Of t.x~~
for year ~ On the Grvssd that he vas s~--ss
Cd uith - sere= Of lssd in Otero Irrix.r;o,
District vheres- ~ Aad caly 0s .cr-s thar
can b. irris.sera fro~ Oser~ e,naI- * cn n,ce;c,
sr.ssra- A@'ess - reAste IS n -
sre.5 ssg, q g srT;S,,1..aDo-s.
l. l. y 0osWesA eWn4y eiprt in ara se~
sad eruaty asA seas> ssnr--a,d n h>rrk< r-,Si
y 49, - ssssrsa.s su.ssin> all of the p-v~--s
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-28

Once. beset with pain and trorble.
When the day was dreary and dark,
And I felt most weary sinking
or nay liver, lungs and heart
In the papers 7 was scanning,
Advertisements by the score.
Trusting there 20 find some doctor
IN whose ears my woes I'd pour.
Then there flashed across my vision
As 81 writ IN living light.
Tell. Oh tell. old Doctor Cartini
Tel, before you sleep, this night
All your woes and all your troubles,
All yorr aches and every pain
He can sOoth you. he can cure you;
Put new life IN every vein
And when al your troubles vanish,
And your liver works all right,
And your lungs resume their functions
And your heart with Joy is bright
Then you'll sing loud Hallelujahs,
And you'N pay your bin ia gold,
f Thankful that 10 Or Gartin
AL your troubles have been told.
And youm know that lucky Fortun'
Made you know. az any rate.
/ That u pays for all 10 keep their
Advertisements up 20 date
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-28
IMPLEMENT MAKERS MEET.
SHoW GREAT. EXPANSION or
FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL Ma
CHTyERr TRADE.
Pass Resolutions For Land Law Re-
form-Against Giving Interstate
Commerce Commission Power 10
Fix Railroad Rates

A recent meeting Of the National As
ISOLATION of Agricultural Implement
and Vehicle Manufacturers at Niagara
Falls brought forth number of inter
eSting and important facts relative 10
the great progress which has been made
in recent years in the making of ali
classes OF farm and working nipple
mentS and also the great expanse Of
this class OF trade abroad.
Since 1899. when our exports In this
line for the first time shot ahead Of
those OF Great Britain. the United
States has been easily the heaviest eN
porter OF agricultural implements and
machinery IN the world. Manufacturers
claim. and their efforts TO secure. for
cign markets seem 10 substantiate a.
that exports Play a most impOrtan.
part In the successful conduct OF agri
cultural implement manufacturing
The last census puts the annual valu,
OF this class OF production az 100000.
600. and il is estimated that the pres
ent years production is greater. This
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-28
ATTRACTIVE FLOWER BED.
oII-FxSuy0xED GARDEN A FAY
9RTTE Sf,0T or MRS
ROOSEVELT.
This Corner OF the White House
crounds. with It's B1axe OF Color.
Attracts the >ight-Seer.

Mrs RcoSevelt's ola Fashioned Gar
Den. as the generoaS collection OF
r.oSicS west Of the south vcra0da OF
The White House is called. has been q
continuous mass OF bloom and color
during the summer and fall quite
different from any % the other Govern
rnent flower displays There are many
Of tlcSe. surrounding the different de-
1artneutal buildings, those Of TIE De
partmcnt OF Agriculture being pSrticu-
larly elaborate and ornate. bat IL Is the
opirioa CO summer visitors 10 Washing
ton that the old-time corner OF the
mistress q the White House = the
most pleasing 81 all At least i Secms
70 strike the majority 81 fancies, Tor II
recalls the SceocS and times OF earlier
DAYS This part OF the White House
grounds has always been devoted 70
flowers but until Mrs. kcoSevelt'S adj
vent it has been rather given mp 70 the
latest fads CT hcrticultu7e than 20 4
display 90 the familiar blooIaS OF the
cld-rilne flower harden
The changes IN the White House q
cOuple q years ago were ofhclaily
known a. The restoration" hut have.
T,crlarrS htcn more generally termed
The humiliation" IL seemed necessary
rhst something should i,e done. there
was talk 81 rccouSrroc tiuS the ~ hlte
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-28
SINGULAR INDIANS or NORTH
NEST.


Many peculiar customs exist among
the Kwakiute Indians who live along
the coast OF British Columbia These
Indians are divided into numerous
tribes or clans. entry into one OF which
is obtained only through most exact
ing laws. Marriage among them Is
considered a purchase which Is con-
Quoted on sound business principles
But the object sought is not only the
woman. but also the right or member
shin in her elan for the future children
of the couple. The privileges OF the
clan are not given rs a present TO the
son-in-law. but he becomes entitled 10
them by paying n certain amount OF
property for his wife. The VIE Is
given 10 him as first installment OF
the return payment. The crest OF the
clan. Its privileges. and a considerable
amount OF other property besices. are
given later on. when the couple have
children. and the rate OF interest paid
by the wifc's tribe increases with the
number OF children. For one child
/ 200 per cent. OF interest Is paid; FOR
two or moro children. 500 per cent
After the entire payment is made the
marriage is annulied. because ths
wife's father has redeemed his
daughter II she continues 20 stay
with her husband. she does so OF heI
own free viii. OftentimeS. however
10 avoid complications, the husband
makes a new payment 10 his father
in-law in order 10 have claim TO bis
lwlfe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-28
GREAT CANALS OF MARS.
RECENT PHOTOGRAPHS ESTAB-
LISH APPARENT ARTIFICIAL
CONSTRUCTION.
The Cameras Eye. More Sensitive
than the Human Optic. Establishes
Ne~ Data Interesting Scientifie
Discoveries.

Astronomers and scientists In gen
eral are deeply interested I'm the
modest announcement made by Pro
fcssor Pcrcival Lowell and his
ASSOCIATES n the Lowell Observatory
IA Arizona recently that after several
martial successes and some complete
failures the greater canals OF the
planet Mars had II last been photo
graphed.
Hitherto the general public has been
compelled TO accept or 10 reject the
existence OF the Marian canals on the
word OF the stargazing fraternity But
with the accomplishment OF the Har-
ward Observers in Arizona everyone
VIII now have an opportunity 20 see
the actual photographs in proof OF
Whist has long been considered as more
OF less OF n theory.
While several photographs were
taken OF the canals some weeks ago.
* was not until n few days ago that
the solar photographers were ready 70
announce the complete success Of the
undertaking. Professor Lowell. In the
following account Of the achievement.
Is uurcservcd in his belief that the
Marian canals closely correspond %
the familiar waterways OF the same
Il general ca SSiication on this planet
ID 20 the present time human
knowledge % Mars has been largely
thcoretical-the principal facts regard
/ ing the planet being that Il IS
| 141 --ooo GO miles FROM the sun and
| ann-oximatclv 1900. 600 miles from
earth. Tho Marian year has eS7 days.
/ Mars Is 1870 miles in diameter. the
7 earth lcing 791S. Jupiter $500 and tbs
sun $40 400 miles.
ITO photograph the canals OF Mars. :
! SAYS Professor Lowell. '-has for many
/ Years been purpose OF the observa
/ tory eSta hiished and maintained by
I Harvarf College m Arizona The mrs
attempt 70 meet with an even approx
mate SUCCESS was made IN 1901. wher
a more or less satisfactory print wa
made 81 the Mare Acidalium. or Lax
az Acid.
"Yet. encouraging as that pionee
effort was. no canal could then ~
detected on the negative with absolut
certainty To-day we can state n
positive and final that there are canal
on NIars-because the photographs sa
81. and n Photographic negative
nothing II not truthful
I'm my firm belief. Il Is only
question 81 time. possibly OF months
maybe n few years. when we shall q
able 10 determine the exact nature an
probable purpose OF the canals Of OF
=, / planetary neiChbor- Meanwhile "
I I have a number OF excellent negative
/ which have served 20 bring us a b
closer 20 Mars than ever IN the past
THE negatives thoroughly coufir-
the eve In showing not only the eNis
ence OF the canals. but reveal them !
continuous lines Of tens and even In
e ,ir,ds OF miles IN length or courSe
is yet Impossible 20 say positive
2 ! whether the Marian canals are
= artificial or natural creation. or exact
K ~ what composition is the liquid
molten substance iu them But SO r.
? as we can N present conceive The
D Z appear as corresponding 10 orr ram
n lar waterways classified under 4
p heading OF canals.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-28


The general public school education
or the country is coinplaceutly believed
BY the majority OF people 90 be the
best in the world There are some.
however. who insist that much OF our
education is impractical and does not
ct tie youth Of the country for the ac~
tual hard knocks OF life. and that our
school system should include a fauch
greater preparation Of industrial work
An examination Of German educae
tsonal methods PLACES the United States
az an apparent disadvantage i'm this re
gard An instance OF this Is seen I'm a
series Of newspaper articles published
in Frankfort. Germany. BIZ Mr.. Helm
rich BACK. the director OF the Frank
fort Industrial School. who has been
twice sent by the German Government
10 study the industrial schools OF this
country. Mr.. Back expresses surprise
that we have not provided in our
school system FOR training our citizens
in Sgpccial direCtions. instead Of leaving
the establishment cf trade. Industrial
and technical schools to the enterprise
% individuals OF the generosity Or
philanthropy. The result Is that CON-
laratively small number Of these
schools are found in certain favored
parts Of the United States. while IN the
major portion ~ the country little or
r,ortunitv l. oifcrct1 boys 90 obtain prac-
teal and thorough instruction and 20
Increase their value 10 the nation by
converting themselves into trained
vorkmcn.
The German Government, on the
other hand. maintains in every part 81
4 the empire good trade. Industrial and
technical schools. drilling the youth III
. the country and sending them out. each
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-28
4 RATHER STORY.
Where a Miss Was as Good as n
Mile.


Mile.
being no devotee OF hunting, I sell
dom carried anything but my revolver.
while my partner. an enthusiast for
any game from bear TO poker, great or
small. as l was the reverse. seldom
stirred from the tent without his
double-barrelled shotgun" said the old
timer from Nevada
As small game was fairly plenty In
that part Of the Sierras Jim generally
took the riEhs-of-way, lest il might be
frightened away before he had an OF
portunity 10 shoot This afternoon,
however. we were merely going short
distance up the mountain back OF our
tent 10 see that our horses had not
strayed too far The gun was taken as
matter Of habit, but the prospect o.
meeting anything for jim TO shoot was
so slight that I pushed on ahead and
was climbing the steep mountain side.
/ my body inclined FAR forward with my
head naturally but a short distance
/ from the ground
"A sudden sharp gun shot report
roared in my ear. and / felt the wind
OF the blast as the charge almost
grazed my cheek.
"'Devili-h careless. jim I said
langrily as l wheeled around. Don
make game Of your best friends with
out at least a slight warning, ans
don't fear but that after such start
ling hint III always let YOU take th'
cad. though not even a chipmunk Is il
sight
The color rushed from my face an
vas succeeded by a blush Of shame a
Jim quietly pointed 10 the mangie'
lody OF a six-foot rattler, whose hea'
- lad been shattered into shapeles
mass.
Well said Jim, smiling good nat
- urediy. your two heads were abou
Two feet apart A bit too close,
..rnrrrrs f -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-28
POKER N TIE PHILIPPINES.


One Moro Who knew the Game
Reno-ts came from time n time from
Portsmouth, show .uE that the Oriental
er~ovs and nrrathes had found q great
Using for American WAYS and manners
ana more specially for the true Amer
ieau t-srern-ts. cocktails and high
sails. and Tor that little bit ~ diversion
known as poker. ON typ ~ these re-
ports came a message FROM member
20 the Taft party in the PHILIPPINES
that Ilatro Grlufe. one ~ the leading
clfizrns 20 BaulauE. had fallen down
before The Sultan 20 6anassi in the
.rr... " r.okrr Army Otlrer- stationed
Ia rle EllUrriues are stated - have
earrfuIlv coached the nltt0 Grlude in
Ills game ami tlrir estimation ~ their
ability 20 instruct has had a severe
shock. a reSult cf the R1ifo's losses OF
Lis cara nlls. wives and r.i.i-leii- since.
10 appears. L.> opponent h.ll urfrF Ntti-
rrurLt how 60 T'sF. tur had relied upon
Lis uutufcrel skiu and the cevlce-
known only 20 the Mrrns The neH-
rhrnr we nav expect % learn VIII p
thar THIS willy MORO -Ah sing "a i
actually taken fi- uniform from rlll-
u our army officers. aye. even those
considered adopts at the game
This news is probably az more I'D
Z teres- L. The people ~ our Island fo-
+ session and to TIE citizens q the Jnltet
Stares than g. az first implied Tor i
shows that frr inning and inteliisenc'
the More show ability 90 defeat ever
Tie skin 90 highly experienced ans
urac1Iced American army officers. and
- au eKrhauce remarks lt shows tina
the Filipino are. and - right oush
10 - free and independent
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-28

has grown from 100000 in 1850. The
increase in exports. however. has been
far greater as we have, one after an
other. captured foreign mnrkets. In
1870 we exported only a million dol
lars worth OF foreign implements. In
1900 we were at the $4,000 900 mark
and the high water mark was reached
in 1905 with so2700. 900, or over one
nfth OF the product.