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La Junta tribune., 1905-09-09
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ Firtoe Of . writ Of executioa issued out of
tn. coaBty Court Of Otero e.,ansy. state of
ceiaraio. on tAe hft1snth day Of August lAL.
in favor of J. q. Howard anu against the s.-rds
and chstteis. lands and teDemenss Of T. J.
Jo1e-. and to me dir-es-d- ~k>r-by am cnn-
n.ntssi 10 make the sam Of t1B-ls debt and
the further SUM of Es-G cost and interest oa
iusi-nent have seiard aud tAken IN execution
IL fallosiax d~>crih.sd real estate. to vit:
The northe~ss quarter Of -eesica Is. to~n-hip
=. sSath. range ~, s--t. the -ootheAs; quarter
Of -,ctioa n township "a south rsnss "a
.~Ft the -oathse-t quarter Of sseti"e n %. n
,Aiy q, SOUTH ranx- - vest all IN the eoonfy y
u 0isro, state Of Colorado. q the prof~rty OF
thu .aid 7. J. yose-. and posis- l. hereby xisen
tkst % NondAy. the eleventh day Of S-ptesp-
h-f Is6 ten o clock IN the for-ns-.a of said
day at the north door OF the coart ho1-~ IN the
Ell, of La JsntA- in sxii csslnt, Of Of-ro. gill
sell al pabiic auesioa- To the highest bidder.
for ~. the above d~-~rih-i real estate. or -
.ach thereof ~iil satisfy aid judgment,
Interest aud costs
l. Jsntz. Colorado. August iIth- fsh.
6ED- BARR sheriff.
b. c. ID. SrH~ AID. Cni-r-h-riS-
first publication August -. iSEA
La, pablicst.on- s-pt-mh-r ,. iss.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-09
SATURDAY. SEPT. 9. 1905.

- - JU>TA Is city OF s.fsD Top
- 1ia,ion and the county --at OF
81: :::;: Z; :; ]: ]
AAA miles sos,As.s, si Dsn,s, q
a.iIr, north and ssst Of Trinidad The santa
" Railroad Company erp-nded SnonD m Ia!
for D--fmaasat construction sork, consisting Of
machine shofs- s.or-hoos-. addition to roaSx
Asas-. foundry and extensive carshop-- Tbs alti-
tn is Is s.0xs feet. and the climate. taken the
ysas round. l. unsurpassed Almost constant
sunshine charaet-ris>-s the winters and . hoily
cloudy day Is . rarity La juntA has all the
s-tros-oiitsn coayeniene-s needed by eity OF
9. population, Including many miles Of
brick side salksr a perfect ystem OF ssnifsry
sewerage. electric Light plant ~hich sup
plies sli-dsy and ali-nisht -@rsic-- ~ater-
FORKS osn-si by the city, plant for the manu-
fscture of artificial ice thre- rural Tree delivery
routes. fire department.. telephone system sith
isO sub-crih-fs- free enchanze stth ksrky
Ford and long flstsne- connections ~tth any
part Of tn. state q -chool system -reeilsd bs
city in the state, employing ts-uty --~sen
t-s1hsfs in - rooms ten ekurek@s nft@sn SECRET
sud frzternsl orders. too b>nks. esDlno capital
aud SSsl0 deposits: tbre~ ns~spsp~rs- oter.
house Of 10 eating capacity brick plsnt OF
GDD daily capacity, manufacturing list quail
ttJ of vitrih-d brick ro1r mill of 20 barrel.
daily capacity utopian Cem-nt block Plant,
.scond largest IL the state In fact, Ls Junts
T. of the best towns of is siz- In the state
efcolorsdo-
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-09

The Coffeyville lKanD Record re-
Gently published column Of corn
disaster kilograms which indicates
a peculiar state of affairs in Kansas
From Wichita the report came that
during a light storm cornstalk was
blown over on farm house. crush
ing il like an egg shell. and killing
nine people. Near Hays City boy
was robbing a crows nest in a corn
stalk when he fell to the ground. a
distance Of thirty feet. breaking
both his legs. The farmer took the
boy in his auto and scorched for the
city doctor.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-09

$. Dunkin. who in the interest of
the Colorado Telephone Company
has been at work around Fowler and
Manzanola for the past two weeks.
reports some very interesting facts
regarding this years crops. He
says that T. r. Simpson off FIVE
eighths of an acre sold to the Barlow
Canning Factory s4ls.35 worth Of
gooseberries. Mr.. Leib sold small
fruit to the amount Of $500 off one
half acre. Tom Davis has refused
5000 for the beet crop off of
twenty-nine acres. and Henry Red
mond. who has fifty-nine acres in
sugar beets. has refused 5000 for
his crop-over 500 an acre in both
instances. T. r. Davis sold to the
canning factory last year tomatoes
to the amount of $sl4.5O grown of
four and one-half acres. and Mr..
Kennison has realized over $500 this
year on two acres of cantaloupes.
A tenderfoot from the east located
near Fowler this year and bought
twenty acres of land for 81 .OO- He
has already sold s1.7W worth Of
cantaloupes of Of six end ooe-half
scres, and has besides $50 worth Of
beets and $50 worth Of beans IN
GgAt- Lem Brvwn. who lives q
MelonvilIe, just tbs sd a L.
Animae. has -. go IN sight this ~
"a Il N eighty srre tr.rt- He -
twenty scrs in cantaloupes snd
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-09
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NOTICE fs HE0E0v 6IvEN THAT THE
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La Junta tribune., 1905-09-09
SsseAhesesss 0sssses.

L. Jr~rA, robo. August - rsh
NOTICE u HEREBy GIVEN THAT. ny
~ order of = majority ~ the ~sc-k . n-.tinx
81 the steel kh.ld~rs II The Riv.r~ir~ I..a ~
Cs'tls to-spsny. ~iii t- h~k AZ the l.. Junt.
state Rank at La Jants. Coiu.. "a Ortot--r =
80, fcs the pn-g-,s~ 80 extending, the life "a
aid corrcrsti"n- snd fcs sn>h Other basin.~s
= rszy oonne h-f.r- IL
Y n BRADBURY. President.
First qualification. s-psenh-r fSk.
Last puhiicsti.a. S~rsemk~r n fg6
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-09
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srArs E~et<xxa.s q

srArE ESsg~Exa'. orvrep
DsyyrR. Coloa sDp. August ~. rsG h
CEtLED FeOrUSALs WILL RE RE
- c>tv-d here until pr-sa. s>ps~nt~r . fS6
k< the >arfseinx ~ r-srtica> ef The es.unty road
brv-e. Ia Justa ssd kncky Focf-
Certified ehsrt sod hE.od r-yuir~-f- st---is-
cxfipns- euatrs<S and iu-trurtsan- =, bssi<s~rs
csn b. sen AZ tke c1sc> ef the esuusy ei~rt sf
Os~ru esussy SD st this e4r~.
T-W. yAYCOy
Ssate Enxfn~~r
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Last rublicatsca- SsVseahIr 3. fSE
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-09
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CxIyED 6rAYxs LAID OyFIcE AT /
PCGnAO- Colo Augaxs D fN6.

CsIrED SrArx. LAxD OvsIcE AT
Psss,c cose. As{rss : i,I,
~ follosinx aAsHeA s~stler has aied Boeie- al
his iui.Grion 10 make dnal p,ss-sf IL sspf-,rt of
n, calm arsd that aid prof s1i b. asde be-
for. the clerk Of the dlsfrics eoart Al La Jansa.
Colorado. oa SepseahsS n fA6. vis- Charles
n Boyd. H Z 1Lis:. for the loss and a.;
ssath half northwest quartet. .srtioa !. tosn-
ship "a -outh. rAns~ - sest-
H. Games the lolioSiax vita~~--- 10 prose
q aid iani. .is: Isaac H. Rad, Aabr.s>- n.
Ed.sr1n1. sylvester H,ll Frank B. Hill all Of
Ia Junfs- Colorado.
) A. ABBEY Register
First t1biscztion- August Il fzs-
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La Junta tribune., 1905-09-09
NAV A10UT
Town
soon be back in school again

I'll soon be back in school again
Vacations almost past.
l can't see what makes summertime
Go slippin' by so fast.
II only seems about a week
Since school let out in May.
An now it's bout TO start again.
Doggone il, anyway,
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-09

A Chicago paper publishes the
following interesting catalogue Of
events transpiring in the city by the
lake:
A death every fifteen minutes
A birth every eight minutes and
twenty-seven seconds
A murder every seventy hours
A suicide every eighteen hours.
A serious accident. necessitating
nurses or physicians care. every
fifteen minutes.
A fatal accident every five hours.
A case of assault and battery
every twenty-six minutes.
A burglary every three hours
A hold-up every six hours.
A disturbance of the peace. to
attract attention. every six seconds.
A larceny every twenty minutes.
An arrest every seven minutes
and thirty seconds.
A fire every hour.
An arrest for drunkenness every
fifteen minutes.
A marriage every twenty minutes
A case for the coroner every three
hours.
A new building completed every
one hour and fifteen minutes.
A railroad passenger train arrives
every fifty-six seconds.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-09

says the small fruit growers are
jealous of him and he stayed out
altogether TO give EN- a chance
Consequently there wasn't much
doing in the fruit line. We hope
the fair management will make
enough money this year to build =
creditable agricultural hall Most
farmers have cowsheds of more
architectural beauty than the build
ing which has been in use from time
immemorial. If they do build. we
may conclude TO forget our antipa-
thy and go against Watermelon Day
next year just the same as usual.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-09

A dear little boy. whose winter
home is in the oranges in New Jer-
sey and whose summer home is at
Glen Summit. Pa. but whose iden-
tity shall not be further disclosed.
attended a day school last winter.
and on one occasion when visitors
were announced took part in exer-
cises in their honor. The exercises
comprised recitations by the bright
ei children. and among them the
dear little boy was called on. He
recited in perfectly good faith the
following. which he had learned or
caught from an indulgent nurse
with semi-poetical instinct:
Jane ate cake and Jane ate jelly.
Jane went to bed with a pain in her
Now don't get excited,
Don't be- misled.
For what Jane had was pain in her
head.
When the youngster told this To
his entirely surprised and somewhat
parents they asked him:
What did the teacher say"
He replied: ''She said nothing.
She just turned around and looked
out Of the window. but the scholars
and the visitors wanted me to say it
again. - Brooklyn IN. " Eagle.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-09

A young lady stepped into a La
Junta drug store the other day and
asked how to take a dose of castor
oil without tasting it. The pro-
prietor fooled around a little while
and then asked her il she would like
a glass Of lemonade. OF course she
would. Then he wanted to know II
she tasted castor oil. Heavens
no." she exclaimed. Did you put
il in the Lemonade" He told her
that he had. 20. Lord, | wanted
it for my mother" she groaned. as
she began To sprint home. The pro-
prietor is still hiding out.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-09

Sheep and lamb market strong
at Kansas City" K. c. Graves. Of
Kansas City. writes that the above
quotation is from last Saturday S
edition Of the great family journal.
and says: You're right, ! had a
practical demonstration of it Satur-
day. bought some for dinner. and
can personally attest the fact that
the Kansas City sheep and lamb
market is ng'-decidedly strong.
From the taste and smell Of IL on
this occasion am satisfied that the
butchers Of Kansas City rounded up
the city impounders corral and cap
tured all the town billy goats in
order To give US a new sensation in
lamb chops. Let the good people of
La Junta enjoy the lambs. Strong
sheep and lamb is good enough for
Missouri.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-09

Everybody and his sister and his
cousin and his aunt from La Junta
attended the Watermelon Day fes-
tivities at Rocky Ford Thursday.
There were also few people from
other towns among those present.
and il is reported that the receipts
for the day were 81 .20O in excess Of
those of any previous year. Fifteen
thousand would be a very conserva-
tive estimate Of the number of peo-
pie in attendance. The number of
Rocky Ford tickets sold in La Junta
on Watermelon Day was 1.227.
which is over 500 in excess of any
previous year. Last year not over
6O tickets were sold during the
entire four days Of the fair. Count
ing the people who went up in auto
mobiles and their own conveyances
the number in attendance from La
Junta must have been at least .5N.
The Watermelon Day habit is like
the booze and morphine habit-it's
hard to break away FROM People
who are afflicted with the booze
habit wonder why they go against
it. and it's the same way with the
Watermelon Day habit When peo-
pie 60 against the Watermelon Day
agony. they wonder Why, and most
solemly vow they viii never do it
again. What's the use, They'll 70
aG.in next year just the same he
fair this year is not up to the us1al
Standard The ervwd d the ealief
attraction snd there i DoeAng
nurA % - but psppse-aa . ssFt8
a fined F.re2 Jsrk Csvwj<y. -
usuaIly - tie ~ fruit exi1tt.
had nothing at I'll this year. He
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-09

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-10

Washington, October 23.-Secretary
Taft will recommend to Congress an
increase in the number of artillerymen
in the army in order that there shall be
u sufficient number Of men to man the
forts and care for the coast defenses.
1t is not expected that there will be
any reduction in the estimates OF the
War Department this year, as the eX'
penses OF the army cannot be decreas'
ed and additional appropriations are
necessary to continue the Notifications
in the insular possessions.
Although 1t is expected that no esti-
mates will be made for general river
and harbor bill, the regular estimates
for the continuing contracts will not
be diminished.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-10
JUDGE F. TRACY
OF SUPREME COURT
IN ROUTE To MANILA

Judge James +. Tracey, of New York.
the newly appointed judge of the Sill.
preme Court in the Philippines, Is n
passenger on the Siberia on his way
TO fill his position. He Is accompanied
by his family. Judge Tracey has been
offered the place a number of times
before but not until last July did he
find himself at liberty to accept tho
judgeship.
Judge Tracey refused to be inter.
viewed about matters pertaining to the
new possessions. He waited in Wash,
ington until the return of Secretary
Taft from his tour Of the islands, but
any views Of the secretary or his opin.
Ions on Philippine conditions, with one
exception, the Judge refused to discuss
However. he did say, that Secretary
Taft thought the islands were prosper.
Gus to a certain extent and that in
time they would be considered more
valuable to the United States than
they are at present Judge Tracey
seemed to thirk that the secretary IA
vored reciprocity between the States
and the islands for the good OF both,
and more especially the latter.
Accompanied by his family Judge
Tracey visited a number of places OF
interest today and will leave at .
o'clock this evening for his new duties.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-10
GOING AFTER CONTRACTS

u. ]. Lord of the firm of Lord &
Belser leaves in the Siberia tonight
for Manila where he will make esti.
mates on sewer construction and other
public works TO be carried on in Ma.
Mia. He takes with him c. II. Smith
and G. J. Wagner, civil engineers, who
will look over the ground and assist
In the estimates. Mr. Smith has for
several years been connected with tho
public works department, and most re
Gently represented the department an
inspector on the Nuuanu dam contract
He is specialist in sewer engineering
Wagner has been with the Honolulu
plantation and Is first class man In
his profession.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-10

Fine Job Printing at The Bulletin
once.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-10

Sales-Between boards: % Haw. c.
& S. Co., $500; 20 Haw. c. & S. Co,
$500. Session: 10 Eva, s27OO; s Ii.
S. n. Co.. $1,000; 10 Waialua, s6975;
5 Waialua, $1,000; Waialua, $1,000;
10 Waialua. $1,000; 5 IL. S. N. CO.,
1880; Eva, s26.75; 80 Kihei, s7.75.
Latest sugar quotation, 3.4375 cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-10
SONS OF ST. GEORGE

King Edward VII. was not forgotten
last night by the Sons of st. George.
About fifty in all with friends attend.
ed the hall. After business Of the Or
der, there was an address by the Rev.
A. Macintosh for the good of the Or
der, he being the chaplain of Capt.
Cook Lodge. There were songs and
speeches by those present including
the Jordan boys. The evening closed
with the singing Of God Save the
King"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-10

Blank books Of all sorts. ledgers.
etc. :, manufactured by the Bulletin Pub.
fishing Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-10
BERTEIMANN CASE
WILL BE
STUBBeRNlY FOUGHT.

The case of Frank G. Bertelmann,
charged with impersonating a United
States Government officer, came up
before Judge Dole this morning. But
little progress was made owing to the
strenuous defense put up by Bertel.
mann's attorneys, Strauss and Moss.
man, who evidently intend to fight ev'
cry inch of the ground. Both de.
nurrer and q motion to quash the In.
dictment were filed, the grounds given
in both being very similar. They were
as follows:
First. Because the indictment here
In Is dupIcitous In that more than one
offense is sought to be alleged and
charged against said defendant in
each OF the counts in said indictment;
Second. Because the facts set forth
in said indictment do not constitute
any offense under the laws of the
United States OF America;
Third. Because said indictment IL
vague, indefinite and uncertain and
does not afford said defendant proper
notice of the offense charged against
him so as to enable him to properly
plead thereto or to prepare defense,
In that said indictment does not aver
or show what particular officer or EN-.
ploye acting under the authority Of
the Government Of the United States
of America said defendant falsely as
sumed and pretended to be.
Argument in these matters was con
tinued until 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-08-10
CARMEL.
April I, 1895.

April 7, 1895.
George Jenkins and wife enjoyed
the hospitality of James Washburn
and wife on Sunday.
Ruby Vance and Miss Lewis, of
Hillsboro, we're callers at Camp Lun'
ady Thursday night.
The Carmel Sunday School will hold
an all.day picnic in the woods of ]. A,
McCoppia, adjoining the Carmel
school house. All are invited to bring
their dinners and enjoy the picnic
with US. A good time is anticipated
Rev. Moore, President of the Anti.
Saloon League of Cincinnati, deliver
ed a very able address here Sunday
evening. He was accompanied by
Rev. Easton, of Sinking Spring.
W. E. Keelor and Misses Bessie and
Tenie Eubanks will leave today tC
attend the h. G. T. I. at Hillsboro.
Sealed bids will be received until
Monday evening, August IA, for the
sale of privileges of refreshment
stands, consisting of lemonade, candy
ice cream, water melon, etc. Will be
sold separately or as a whole to the
highest bidder. Bids may be sent tt
Leslie Parshall, Carmel, o.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-08-10

The entertainment and social given
last Thursday evening by the Daugh.
ters Of Rebekah at the Odd Fellows
lodge room was quite success. The
program was given by the boys and
girls. II consisted of songs, little ad-
dresses and recitations, and each
number was we'll done and highly ap.
preciated BY the audience. The ''sun-
hower Drill" given by twenty.one
girls ranging from six to twelve years
old, was q very delightful feature of
the program and certainly reflected
much credit upon Mrs. Elton who
drilled them. After this charming
program delicious refreshments we're
served, free. During the social hour
that followed the young people en-.
joyed music and dancing. The audi.
ence certainly was we'll pleased with
their EVENING" entertainment which
was well worth twenty cents instead
Of the small sum Of ten cents which
was charged.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-08-10
locKsMITH WAS TRlcKED.
Betrayed by . Haa Who Employed
Him to opsa His
Do0o.

New York.-A German locksmith In
Harlem had . call sae night recently
from a young man who said that he'd
lest his keys and wanted to get into
his hsuss quietly. The locksmith
went with the young man to house
near by and set to work on the lock.
There's no use d my hanging
aresad," said the ySuag man. I'm
going to the corner for drink.
When yea get throa1A whistle"
The GsVman stusk to. his task and
in ten miaatss he had the way clear.
Then he whstied.
The young nan soae up. The lock.
smith said he wanted two dollars for
bis wsrk. He was tsld to come around
in the nsHniRg. A. he knew some
of the occupants Of the house he con-
selted. The young man walked into
the house and the German went home.
Next morning he went around for
his money. The house was full Of
cops. He stayed long enough to hear
that the house had been looted and
then made tracks fer his shop.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-08-10
Panoramic Yellowstone Park.

The Northern Pacific can supply to
all who have visited, contemplate Wis.
iting, or are interested In Yellowstone
Park, a large Panoramic Picture of the
Park. This work of art 10 As inches
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region and is valuable picture and
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This Panoramic Picture will be sent
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upon receipt of IS cents. Orders may
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through any Of the General or Dis
trict Passenger Agents of the North
ern Pacific In the larger cities, OF
through the local agents In Northern
Pacific territory.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-08-10
WIDOWS MITE" IS FOUND
Ancient Coin Rscsntly Picked Up
on Q Farm Near Berlin,
Wisconsin.

Madison. Wis.-Experts Of the UNI.
versity Of Wisconsin hold that an an.
Client small coin picked up In . deld
Of the Allard farm near Berlin By An.
ton Disterhoff 10 genuine "lepton''
or widows mite Of Bible times.
The coin Is copper. three-eighths Of
an inch in diameter, with . design
representing two cornucopias and q
poppy on one side and an inscription
ON the other. Jonathan, the high
priest. and the senate Of the Jews"
In Greek.
The coin, when found. was inclosed
In Q small metal box and Is supposed
to have been lest by enc Of the French
missionaries who visited Wisconsin In
the early half Of the seventeenth cen.
tury. II was worth about onetweati'
eth of an American penny. but now
has considerable value, as 1t Is one OF
very few in existence.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-08-10
800 Reward. 500.

The readers Of this pAQsr will be pleased
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Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now
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case that 4 fails to cure. Send for list Of
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