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La Junta tribune., 1905-04-29
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II THE NATTER or THE ESTATE of
! Flora X. Baldrldes. stsc.-a -ssL Notice j.
hereby given that Friday thu 18th day sf
May. \ d. Isst5. being Of the regular day
OF the March term of the cssaIlty court a; Dferp
county. ia the state OF ts,laraais.. l. ghaFis.- n
Baijridle, administrator of said estate viii
APPEAR before the iudssr of said eourf. pts-ssnf
Iny final settlement a. such administrators.
pray the approval Of the same, ana viii thea
apply to he discharged - such administrators
At which time and I.lac- any person ia Interest
,aay sppsar and pre-sut obiecfion- Ia the -snis-
II any there b..
Dated at La Jania. Colorado. April s. E.t5.
CHARLES b BALDEiDiE.
administrator of the estate of tlora T. u q =
ridge deceased.
First publication. April :. Issfl.
Last publication. MAY Il. I.sfs.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-29

ber l. 1904. to its own home in the
old Bank of Commerce building on
Trinidad Plaza, the scene of the
famous bank robbery of 1888. where
it will probably remain for all time
to come
La Junta. or Junta. and Tribune
are almost Interchangeable terms
The former. a Spanish word. signi-
fies tribunal, congress. union, juno
tion, etc. The latter, from the Latin
tribus ttribe) was used TO designate
one of body of magistrates, chosen
by the people TO defend the liberties
of the masses. The histories of La
Junta and the TRIBUNE are INSOFAR
able They came into permanent
existence at about the same time,
La Junta being Incorporated in 1881.
and have developed together They
still stand in a reciprocal relation
ship, which the present proprietor
hopes may happily continue undis-
turbed for an indefinite period
The more recent history of the
TRIBUNE is familiar 10 most of its
readers. and we shall omit any fur
ther detailed account except to say
that Mr.. Hunt. in January. 1896.
traded locations with MIR. c. ID.
Parks, of Unionville, Missouri. On
October |. 1897, the present propri-
etor purchased a half-interest in the
TRIBUNE and the paper was conduct
ed under the firm name of Parks 4
Mason until March. 1898. Mr.. Parks
becoming postmaster on that date.
and II. L. Brown becoming his sue
cessor on the TRIBUNE. The paper
was conducted by Brown & Mason
until January /. 1900, when Mr..
Brown retired. and since that date
by the present editor and proprietor.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-29
Outlet. Gates and Conduit. Near
Granite, Chsffee County. Colo.

Sealed propo-.,ls for the furnishing of
terial- and construction of gai.- amt outlet
works Tor storage reservoir at Tho Ot-ro lrri-
cation District will b. received at the oiiic. 81
the said The otero IRRIGATION District ia l.,
yunta. Colorado. until ~ O'Clock noou. MAY ~.
ls5 Work To consist uf about ~ lineal feet
of rc-snforced concrete pipe and two 10 lncii
valves with fittings a. described IA the plan
and specification on file in the office Of Ssid
District.
4 certified check ia the amount of tive hun
dred dollar, t>sani payable to the order of the
President of Board of DIRECTOR of -aid Di--
trct must accompany each bid a. guarantee
that the bidder will execute a satisfactory con
tract and band II awarded the contract. s.,iit
contract will be let to the lowest responsible
bidder. The right j. reserved ." reject any an,i
all bids.
Dated La Junta, Colorado. April ~, iaos.
GEO. 4. kILGOkE, secretary.
=. T. LEWIS. Engineer.
First publication. tpril ~, lsr,
Last publication, May 10. 1856.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-29
Notice Sos 1vbiiestioN.
UNITED STATES L,sp o..rcn~r

UNITED STATES LAND OtsIrE~ar /
PcEsLo. CoLo. April -. ign.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI THE
~ following named settler has filed notic- of
his intention to make final pr,of in support of
hi- claim. and that said proof will b. made he
for. the clerk Of the district court at Trinidad
Colorado. On June !, $780, viz: j. Antonio Cor
d.pva, N. u. l0Af.. for the south half -outh-
east quarter. section ~: south half southwest
quarter. section 30, township 10 south, range
- west.
He names the following witne--.S To prove
his continuou- residence upon and cultivation
81 said land. viz. Juan Gutierrez. 81 Hoehne.
Colo. Ca~imiro tragon. of Trinidad. Colo.
William Green, Ir., Of Higbee. Colo. and
:. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. April - Is,5.
Last publication. May 81. Is;.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-29
notiee for 1ubiiessioa-
uSIrlp srATn, LASp o

UNITED STATES LNNp OFFICE
PUEBLO. Colo. April IL ISIS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ follow ring named settler ha- tiled potter = Z
his intention to make final proof ia -upport It
his claim, and that -sid pre.of will b. Ina g.
before the clerk of the district court at La
Junta. Colorado. on MAJ -. isls, viz; ihincfo
Saias. H. T.. No. li1,s. for the northeast quar-
ter southwest quarter, north half -s,at hrs-'
quarter, -outhea-t quarter >outhes.st quarter
section II. township vi south. range - wet.
He names the f,llowins NitneS~.- 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz; leonardo Garcia. Juan y.
II i.st.re, Colorado
:. A. ABBEY. Register,
First publication. April ~, rs5.
Last publication. May "a. 1855.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-29

TRIBUNE building. If this does not
explain the vicissitudes in the editor
ship. perhaps the alkali water will
Serve as an excuse. for that was be-
fore We had artesian wells.
On July 7. 1887, Mr.. Phillips re-
tired in favor of A. J. johnson and
W. S English. In this connection it
is well to state that Mr.. English was
with the TRIBUNE constantly from
April, 1886, to December, 1894,
either as a printer upon a salary or
as one of the proprietors, having
charge during the whole time of the
mechanical department. This. 1887
80. was during the most prosperous
era, financially. of the TRIBUNE's
existence. To use a somewhat ex-
aggerated expression in those days
there were only two classes of peo-
pie, viz: Those who sold town lots
and those who bought them. La
Junta had real estate firm in near
ly every business block and adver-
tising was above par"
On June Z. 1888. Mr.. Phillips re-
purchased Mr.. Johnson's interest
and the names of Phillips 4 English
appeared at the head of the editor
ial column. In the following month
ye editor and reporter combined was
called upon to record very daring
bank robbery which occurred in July.
The issue Of March q. 1889. an
nounces the creation of Otero county
by the Seventh General Assembly.
with La Junta as the county seat,
pending the first general election.
which occurred the following fall de-
ciding by vote Of the people in favor
of La Junta. November 18th re-
cords the sentencing of Isom Ander-
son, the bank robber. within forty
or fifty feet of the scene Of the rob-
berry.
ON February q. 1880. Mr.. Phil
lips again became sole editor and
proprietor. Mr. English's name dis
appearing. On October 4th of the
same year appears the name Of +. +.
Johnson and w. 5. English. In the
following January the name of Phil
lips appears again. and on March 9TH
he again retired, this time in favor
of Geo. S. Thompson. Later Mr..
Thompson and Mr.. English formed a
partnership until 1892. when Mr..
Thompson was succeeded by J. F.
Thompson. This year the Columbian
school house was built. In Novem-
Der Mr.. Thompson's name disap-
peared and the paper was conducted
by Phillips 4 English until Decem-
Der 8, 1894, when it was turned over
to A. T. Hunt. who had purchased
the plant. From 1896 to 1889 or
1880. the TRIBUNE was published in
the Old Masonic building on Santa
Fe avenue, now occupied by Geo. s.
Thompson. At the latter date il
was removed to a new building on
COLORADO avenue. erected by Phillips
& Engiish. now occupied BY Ott
Bros. candy kitchen. In 1885 the
TKIDUNE moved to the Leroy build
ing a Trinidsd Plaza, and On Octo-
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-29
RiscArds for Sale.

Placards are for sale at the
TRIBUNE office, at the rate of five
cents each, which read as follows:
For Sale.
Lodging.
For Rent.
Boarding.
No Credit.
Bill of Sale.
No Smoking.
Dressmaking.
No Admittance.
Rooms for Rent.
Don't Spit on the floor.
Boarding by Day or Week.
Cigarette Smoking Not Allowed.
Furnished Rooms for Light House
keeping.
Extracts from the laws required
to be posted by boarding house
keepers if they would protect them
selves against dishonest patrons.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-29
Aee,,e .s.s~ to lssse sssss isess.
ofrIsE OF IHE >TkIE BoAkD
oF Lssp CoNNrs~IoxnEr.
~ 4, rxnEi !, y l.,,x v"I,Ii; II.,I.iv;rr = ~ ~ e 4 4

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THtT MRS.
~ Esnrns Csste~-l- who's r-,-tofisce address il
la Iunts. Colorado. April n. 1876. made ap-
tlicssion No. lls< tn the state hpard ~ lsnd
commissioners tn les-e the following de~crib-d
-cks-,l and Indemnity school lands. situate in
t-nt- Kio~s and Otero counties- Colorado. ."
sit.
\ of ne u and = of sec n n !. and - !.
of IS: y and - u Of sec ~. !. of ne =
nw u and nv 4 ~ 50 = ~ 80 -. slI in twp 2i
s-puth. rznx~ - west So a and 4 ~ se I. OF
80 3: 4 os = and = of 80 8: ne q and ;
=. of - Z: =. ae Il ssd 4 of 80 - y y of
. = and =. ~ So i ~ - u. ne . and :, 81
sc -. al in twp = scuth- r.ne- . w~~t. Ne !.
=. ne I. of 50 q. = ~ 80 4 snd 4. ef - y
of sc 4: n 4, 20 &C 5. Iets 3 and :. q. sp1 =
4. of of sec 6. ne !. sf 80 .. So = - - ,;
"a of 4. cf 80 ls. = az 4 81 s-e IL - a
= ~ 80 n: "a ef 80 ~: sil a - -. ne =
and =. ~ ~ n ell q 80 - a - y a 50
= ~ = = ~ 80 -. e = sd . y - = = - -
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-29
:: .

or OLD DOOR or TRIBUNE
OFFICE. WITH BULLET HOLES,
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-29

4. :, of -s,c IS: all In twp "a south. rsa.s~ ~
A,=>l- Nv !. aisd a Of &c :; .. SEC s: " =
sisst = II ~e 4 of -sc .: nw Il and & of SEC
Al !. OF see l., a of &C Il. = and q Of
a. of "a .al il tap - south. .ran-s ~ xs-f-
No other application to iea>.- the ah-ss- de
>.-rsl-esl premises objections against the
above application will br cos-iIered after
May 6- 1885.
MARh q. WOODRUFF.
Register State Boa I'd Land Commissioners.
First publication April -. 1885,
Last pnbl Nay u fssfl-
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-29
Aee,,e .,io. to le.se state lsns..
OFpIrr 40 rHE STATE BoanD
80 LAND foNMIs-IoSER~.
DtNNiu Com Nprtt - lssG

OFFIrr 40 rnE STATE BoanD
LAND foNMIs-IoSER~.
DrNNEH, Colo. April u. 1885. y
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOSEPH
~ e. Horr. who's po-tofce address l. Las
Anims~. Colorado on April ~. n1i. made
application No. IIti. Ia the state board of land
CON -~ionsr- to lease the following de~criis,i
indemnity -ehooi lsnd-. situate in Otero county.
Colorado, towit:
North half southwest quarter aud north half
of southeast quarter of section !. township %
south, rang. ~ west.
No other application Ia lease the above de
~crib,d premises or objections against the
nbove application will be considered after
May iHh, Esf,.
MARX u. WOODRUFF.
Register State Board Land Com mi~sion.rs.
} fir-t publication. April -. rsr.
Last publication. May ts. I.sj.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-29
Aee,,e .,... 70 ,s.ss sssse t..s.
OfrIcE ~ rHE STATE Board
90 LAND cOuHrs-Io>ER-.
DNxyss. CoLo., April z. I..n.

~ Emma Csste.l. whose fo-totiice address j.
La Junta. t"lorasio. ou April -. I~ss. made sp.
plication No iisr to the state Board 81 Land
Commissioners q, lease the following ie-cri t~-sl
Agricultural College lands. situate in Oteru
c.stnty. Colorado. To wit:
q. 81 sc Z. = Of sec >. all of secs u and II
in twp y south. rsnae - west.
80 of ~ q aud ~ !. Of ~e !. of sec u = OF
sec 6: all of sec = of = and " ! of sec >
all in twp q south. rsnee - west.
No other application to lease the above de
~~rib-si premises objections against the
MARK q. WOODRUFF.
Register state Board Land Commissioners
First publication April -. fSh.
Last publication. May -. 1876.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20

Board took a recess till l O'Clock D.
M
Board met at l o'clock p. m.
Members all present.
Board was called to order by Chair
man Scales.
1t was moved by Richards seconded
by Meiller that the county board ac-
ceDt $40 from l.. Shrake for all his per-
sonal taxes and the county auditor is
instructed to issue rebates for the
balance. unanimously.
Board took a recess until I o'clock
p. IN.
Board met at I o'clock p. m.
Members all present.
Board was called to order by Chair
man Scales.
On motion the following resolution
WAS adopted, to-wit
We. the Board Of County Commits
Soncrs of Brlle county. South Dakota
| having heard complaints and read
newspaper reports as to the treatment
! given the inmates OF the County Poor
! Farm. particularly as TO the punish
ment OF Carl Olson, a minor. having
! investigated the matter and having
4 separately and alone examined the
child, it's mother. and all witnesses,
who were present at the time, find
that the said child was punished with
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-01-20

tN ~ SioAN y. III.
1t was moved by Richards sec
ondci by Meiller that the states at
torney salary be fixed at $500 for
the ensuing year carried unanim
ously.
1t was moved by Richards sec
onded by Crown that the janitors
salary be fixed at SIS per month for
the ensuing year, he is to keep the
court house grounds in good shape
and look after all court house prop.
crty- carried unanimously.
1t was moved by Richards sec
onded by Willrodt that the jailor's
salary be fixed at 500 per month for
the ensuing year carried unanim-
ously.
1t was moved by Richards sec.
onded by. Crown that l.. w. Lewis
be allowed $50 to write up the as
SCISSORS books for the year 1908, the
books are to be corrected up by the
first day of March 1908.
| The vote stood as follows: YES,
Scales, Crown, Willrodt, and Rich
ards. No, Meiller.
1t was moved by Mciller second
ed by Richards that $40 be appro-
priated for Mrs. W. III. Potter's son
at the NortllernHospital for in
sane at Rcdtield, S. ID. carried un-
| animously.
Board took Il recess till JAM 6,
1905, at 9 o'clock Il. III.
Board met Jan. 6. 1898, at 9 o'clock
d. III.
Members all present.
Board was called to order by
Chairman Scales.
1t was moved by Richards sec.
onded by Wil]rodt that DIR. Fred
Treon be appointed a member of
the board of insanity for two years
carrie" unanimously.
1t was moved by Richards sec.
ondcd by Willrodt that j. T.. House
be appointed a member Of the
board of insanity for one year car.
ried unanimously.
1t was moved by Richards seconded
by Willrodt that the South Dakot;
Democrat, Pullwana Press-Repurter
and Kimball Graphic, be made the
Official newspapers of Brule county
South Dakota for the ensuing year
Meiller moved to amend the motion
by substituting the IIimball Index ir
the place OF the Kimball Graphic and
the Chamberlain Register in the place
of the Pukwana Press-Reporter which
motion was seconded by Crown.
The vote stood:
Ycs-Meiller and Crown.
No-RichardS, Scales and Willrodt.
So the motion was lost.
The vote recurring upon the origi.
nal motion stood:
Nes-RichardS, Scales and Willrodt
No-MeiJler and Grown.
The original motion prevailed.
On motion the board proceed to al.
lot jurors to fill the list as requested
by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, OF
Brule county, South Dakota, and as
provided by law, among the several
townships and cities and kept a com
pletc record of the whole procedure
which is on file in the auditors office
The number OF jurors were appor
toned among the various townships
and cities as follows, to-wit:
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BY State Auditor into
the Accounts and
Records OF
once.
PRISONER WHEN INTERVIEWED
BY THE JOURNAL ADMITTED
wRoNe-porNe IN CERTAIN IN
STANCES, BUT EXPECTED RES
TITUTIoN WOULD PREVENT
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST HIM
MEETING OF COMMISSIONERS.

A sensation was created at O'Clock
this morning, when Sheriff Van Pelt
placed in Jail B. H. Burton, who, up TO
a few months since, held the position
OF deputy clerk of the circuit court.
Mr.. Burton is charged with having fal-
sified the records of the clerk, forged
names to documents and collected
money which he appropriated TO mis-
own use. 1t is alleged that the
amount will reach in the neighborhood
of $4,000.
The arrest was the result of an in
vestigation by the state auditor, who
has been going over the books of the
county clerk for the past three weeks.
He came here for the purpose OF prob
ing into various matters which had
been called to his attention, but 1t was
not generally known that the office OF
the clerk of the circuit court was the
place where the work VS. being done.
This, however, was the case, and yes
terday at noon a warrant was issued
from the Office of Judge Landrum.
This charged Mr.. Burton with having
falsified the records of the circuit
clerk, and also with having received
and retained certain moneys from war
rants issued from that office.
The arrest of Mr. Burton, which oc-
Cured this morning at / O'Clock came
as a shock to his, friends In Pensacola.
The sheriff. accompanied by Constable
Bobe went 60 his home at that hour
and placed him under arrest. The
af -
daughters of the arrested man faint
ing. and others going into Mysteries.
Physicians were called, and ii was
nearly 2 o'clock before the sheriff and
his prisoner reached the county jail.
A Journal reporter interviewed Mr.
Burton this morning at the jail Mr..
Burton stated that he had but little to
say. He was aware OF the fact that
the state auditor was Investigating
the records of the Office, but he did
not anticipate that action would be
taken at so early a Cate. He
that he had done wrong in certain in
stances, however, but expected that
when the money was made good that
there would be NO further proceedings.
While the full facts could not be OBJ
tanned last night, it was understood
that Mr.. Burton had forged the names
of parties to warrants and other legal
documents and instead of turning it
into the proper parties, placed it in his
own pocket. This was discovered
some months ago. and was the cause
of his discharge from the ONCE of the
clerk, where he had served for a num-
Der of years. About the first discovery
was that of tax deed where ii is al
legged, he forged the name of the clerk.
Later other matters of a similar char
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X. k. WHITE,
Matchmaker. Manufacturing Js~sass
and Graduate optislan.
% q. Palafox 6tsapt. Pensac0lA Ia


TN r G. Buckner left yesterday Tor
r1orala and Andalusia. He will re
turn tomorrow.
II r Smith, circulation manager OF
Tho Journal. returned last night from
a business trip to Chipley.
Tho friends of Frank c. Jeudevine'
vho has been i'll for several weeks
will be pleased to learn that he is mach
improved.
Rev. and Mrs o. A. Stone and family
spent Yesterday in. the city. oeing en-
ron,e TO Perdido, where Mr.. Stone mas
purchased a summer home and Will
spend the summer months there
small Ere occurred yesterday at,
ternoon on East Hill near the nome OF
Mr. Kohler. The blaze did not result
in much damage to the house and was
extinguished without the assistance oil
the fire department.
Sixteen defendants were before May
or Bliss in the police court yesterday
morning for trial. OF this number two
defendants were discharged, four
cases continued. one case mol pressed
one defendant given sixty days on the
streets, two given time on the rock
pile and one turned over to the county
authorities. Fines imposed amounted
10 s34.
The boat excursion given Monday
nigh. by the members of the Navajo, a
newly organized social club, was a
most successful event, and one of the
most largely attended and enjoyable
OF the season. Every comfort was af.
f1rded those who made the trip to the
lie saving station, and everyone spent
most enjoyable evening.
Southern Hotel arrivals: r. W.
Waters. Pensacola; T. F. Dorman, Bal
tmore; VI. E. Savage and son Crest
view: J. S. Raymond. Washington, D.
{: II. F. Milligan, Nashville, Tenn. !;
Miss Gussie McCaskill, Freeport; w.
McPhail. DeFuniak Springs, F. E..
bakencamp, Moultrie. Ca; w. C. Best
ho.iey; S Philips, New York; W. E.
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MEN ARE PoWERLEss
To Fight Against Disease Unless The,
Strike at the Underlying Cause.

To treat dandruff and falling hair
with irritants or oils on which. para
site germ will prosper, is like scoop
ing water from the ocean to prevent
the tide from rising.
You cannot accomplish a satisfac-
tory cure without having a right un,
derstanding of the fundamental causes
of the trouble.
You must kill the dandruff germ.
Newbro's Herpicide does this be-
cause it is specially made to do that
very thing. "a
When the germ is removed, the hair
has no choice but to resume healthy
growth and beauty.
Destroy the cause, you remove the
effect"
Sold by w. A. D'Alemberte, druggist
and apothecary, III South Palafox St,
Pensacola, Fla Send 10C in stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co., De
troit, Mich.
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The Greatest Yet
80 $3.50 AND 800 :,
STRAP SANDALS
$2.55
SALE STARTS FRIDAY.
= MEYER SHOE CO.
FOR SALE

A RARE BARGAIN FOR QUICn
SALE-e,o0v acres choice yellow
pine timber land In Liberty County.
Fla VIII cut 1000 feet per acre.
Accessible to ApalachicOla river, and
directly on line Of Apalachicola North
ern Railroad now: In process of con-
struction. All timber boxed" once
for turpentine, but in fine preserva-
ton One turpentine plant now on
premises with ten crops working
.'boxes'''-good "back-boxing." Land
level-red clay subsoil-ine grazing.
Price, including still and fixtures, $780,
10000 cash. Owner In Ill health No
options given II you mean business
come, or write Frank A. Hentz, Agent
Bristol, Fla.
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acter came up, causing the investiga-
ton to be inaugurated.
The Commissioners.
The County Commissioners held a
lengthy session yesterday and las;
night The sessions, however. were
all executive, and no one but the com
missioners themselves were al
lowed and the state auditor
were present. The body con
vened at o'clock in the afternoon
and with the exception of an adjourn
ment for supper remained closeted
until about IL o'clock. The meeting
presumably was upon the case of Mr.
Budton- Afterwards an adjournmen:
was taken until 6 o'clock this evening
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POLICE CAPTAIN
ACCEPTED BRlBES
PITTsBURe OFFICIAL RECON-
MENDED TO MERCY OF THE
COURT BY JURY.
By Associated Press,

Pittsburg, June -13:-Police Captain
Jas. Wilson, of Allegheny, accused OF
accepting brides in connection with
illegal houses. was found guilty today,
but the jury recommended him to the
mercy of the court. This was Cap
tain Wilson's third trial. The jury
disagreed at the first trial and he was
acquitted on the second. The prose
cution of Captain Wilson was conduct.
ed under the auspices of the Anti.
Graft League which several months
ago was instrumental in the arrest OF
1872 persons in Allegheny.
The convicted mans attorneys will
ask for a new trial
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Smith, Chicago; d. w. Burke, DeFuni
ak Springs; C. r. Barrineau, Quintette
w. A. Nudge, of Muscogee, was In
the city yesterday, having come in to
attend the meeting of the Rebecca
lodge Monday night. He returned
home last night.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-06-14

Everybody Is satisfied when the ice
cream is favored with Blue Ribbon
Lemon or Vanilla Extract. Ask your
grocer for Blue Ribbon Lemon and
Vanilla Takes less. Flasors per.
fectiy. = Axhs.. 4
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Cures Group. sore throat, pulmonary
troubles-Monarch over pain of every
sort. DR.. Thomas, Eclectric OIL.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-22
thoroughly In Earnest.

A committee of five men, consist
ing of G. B. Met7ger, J. W. jackson
W. B. diversion and E. g. Greenup, Of
Willisbon, and Frank Jones of BufordI
representing the interests of the Fort
Buford, Willfston and Nelson-Hoff
iund Irrigation organization, have
gone to Washington, D. c., for a con.
ference with the secretary of the in.
terror with the object of inducing him
to have the appropriations for the If.
rigation projects decided upon, set
aside at once so that work may be
commenced early In the sprdng. The
people of those districts are thorm,p,in.
~ organized and desire to have the
work begun as soon as possible.