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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-02-23

Singer sewing machines are soN
on easy terms, small monthly In
stallments, or yearly installnsats
to farmers. Write W. o. VII
I;ams, WINFIELD. La. o. The
Singer Sewing Machine Co., iii
Second St. Alexandria, La.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-22
ass,ee - s,esi sstsse~e~t.

IN the NATTER ~ TIN ESTATE or
= flors x. Baldridsrr. dec-a~s-,- Notice j.
hereby given that On Friday the f2th day of
May. 4. y. iXfs. bs-irx az the regular day ;
county. in the state Of Colorado. T. Charles d.
Bsldsistsre, administrator 81 said estate. will
aptsar before the iusisc ef said court. i,r~-spf
my final settlement such sdn tni-trstor.
pray the approval of the same. aud will then
apply tn be discharged ~ such administrator.
il amy there b..
Dated at La Junta. Colorado. April q, Issf.
CHARLES y. BALDRtTaiE.
Asissisi-eeatos of the estate of Floes X. Bald
rid<~. dee~s-ed.
First publcstios. April >. ISG.
Last psblicstioa- NAY 8. 1SG.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-22
~. {. 2. Y. ossss.

The Woman's Christian Temper.
ance Union meeting. which was held
on Tuesday afternoon At the home OF
our president. Mrs. Robins. was a
most enjoyable and profitable one.
The attendance was good. and sew.
eral visitors helped to make the
meeting interesting.
Mrs. Bluhm gave VI . most de.
lightful account Of the meeting held
in Pueblo recently in honor Of our
national officers, Mrs. Lillian N. N.
Stevens and Mi1 Anna Gordon. who
were passing through Colorado on
their way to California.
Mrs. Smith. . visiting sister Of
Mrs. Murdock. at the Baptist par
sonage. was also present and told Us
Of the work in her home union in
Nebraska.
Rev. Murdock very kindly gave Us
words Of commentator and encour-
agement.
After the transaction Of such bus.
iness as came before the meeting we
adjourned to hold Mothers meet.
ing in two weeks. Three new mem
bers were sdded to our ranks.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-22
nssss, vs,,sss Coming.

You are cordially invited to call at
our store on Wednesday and Thurs
day. April 26th and 9th. to see the
beautiful display Of woolens in the
the piece sent expressly for the
occasion by Strauss Bros. Of Chi
cago. master tailors. Such dis
play as this. consisting Of several
hundred different patterns in the full
length. gives you q decided advan-
tage in ordering your clothes.
Prices very low and perfect xatis-
faction guaranteed A special rep
resentative will be in attendance to
take your measure skillfully and
give you valuable information on
the subject Of good clothes.
MCCAKTY 4 ALrHEN.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-22

There are also other pointers indicA-
tive Of this fact. among them Post
master Dalton. He receives an in
crease of 500 per annum in salary
for each 81 900 increase in business
of the postoffice. When he went into
Office the salary Of the postmaster
was 81. 800. After July l. 1895, the
salary of the Office will be s.. 800 per
annum, an increase Of $500 in three
years
There are twenty-nine incoming
and outgoing mails each day in the
La Junta postoffice. and it is also a
point for the transfer Of registered
mail As many as l 500 registered
letters and packages have been ham
died in a single day. and the fact
that the Office has never experienced
the sensation of receiving regis
ter tracer" is a great compliment to
the efficiency Of the clerical force.
Nineteen postal clerks are on the pay
roll of the La Junta postofiice. the
amount disbursed aggregating $685.
0o0 per annum.
There have been many improve
ments in the Office during Postmas-
ter Dalton's term, both in the man.
ner and method of conducting the
business and in the equipment Of the
office. Two new rural routes have
been added, and free delivery can be
established in La Junta by July LIST.
providing the postofiice regulations
are complied with numbering the
houses and placing street signs at
each corner. Free delivery will give
employment to two carriers and in
crease the clerical force Of the Office.
including rural carriers. to ten peo-
pie. Ii is up to the new city council
to label the streets and enforce the
ordinance requiring house number
ing, which was passed June IL. 1900.
Mr.. Dalton says that free delivery
can be established in La Junta inside
of sixty days. but it is absolutely
necessary that the postoffice regula-
tions be complied with. As soon rs
an application is made for the estab-
lishment Of free delivery an inspec-
tor will be sent here to ascertain
whether or not the streets have been
labeled and the houses numbered.
and not until this is done will free
delivery system be established. DO
il now
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-22
oissesvsiea Of 1sst~ssshie.

The co-partnership heretofore ex-
isting between F. NJ. Stark and w.
E. Brown. under the firm name Of
+. N. Stark 4 Co.. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. w. E.
Brown retiring. An immediate set.
tlement of all bills owing the firm ID
respectfully requested. Mr.. Stark
will continue the business xDahe Old
stand. and solicits q continuance Of
the liberal patronage extended the
firm in the past.
F. NJ. STARK.
w. f. Brown.
La Junta. Colo. April Is. 1905.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-22
nsws eS Fowler.

Cool and wet.
A picture gallery in town camp
ing.
A second drug store is in the
air"
The depot is having city water
piped in.
Mr.. Burwell is moving into the
Balch house.
DR.. Sheldon, Of Manzanola. was in
town Monday.
G. w. Goebel is on a business trip
to San Antonio. Texas.
Adolphus Lynch. Of Danville. H.,
is with his parents for few days.
The school house is begun. An
drew Halberg having the contract.
II will have to be rushed in order to
be ready for the fall school.
John Brown moved his paper and
paint store to the Waddington-Berry
building. Browns building will be
occupied by a new meat market.
Miss Cora Pierce died Monday af-
ternoon, after a long illness. Her
aunt. Miss Murphy. who has cared
for her. left Thursday morning for
Minnesota.
The First National Bank Of Fowler
will begin operation Monday. The
building and fixtures are credit to
the town and it is believed the bank
will be a valuable institution in many
ways.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-22
ShUts essetUseo.

Valentine Schneider. an employe
in the local shops. met with an acci-
dent Tuesday morning which will
likely prove fatal. says the Ration
Gazette. Mr.. Schneider was engaged
in pumping air into a large oil tank
when a cap few of the pump. strik-
inn him on the side of the head and
fr.cturing his skull. The unfortun-
ate man was carried to the Offices
Of Drs. Shuler and Hart, where his
wound was dressed. and remained
until No. 9 was due. when he was
sent to the company hospital at Ii
Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-22
essss1Wee ossss ~ asee~ss.

Last Saturdays money order busi-
ness in the local postof!ice was rec
ord breaker, the receipts for that
day being the greatest in the history
Of the Office. Ninety eight dOmes-
tic and four foreign money orders
were issued. the receipts for the day
aggregating 81 ,2l7.6O.
There hes been . wonderful in
crease in the business of the La
Junta postoffice since Postmaster
Dalton took charge. The receipts
for the pest year were over - 900 in
excess Of the receipts Of the last year
Of his pfedeceDor. The receipts for
the year ending March 81, 1906. were
81, ,563.0. which amount was ST.
So. II IN exces Of the previous year.
The RECIPES for the months Of April,
Nay and June. 1904, were very light.
II they had been up to the standard
- unusnaIly gUsd showing would
I've bsen Da6e for the fiscal gear.
which e3ussd March Slst.
nhe rscsipes Il H pustolice are
uaivesnIly esspslsd tn he The best
oissFisn frsa wAieA tD judge Of
gnszal huninD epa1itidoAs, and the
rsessd = esr Dscal pssaslEIee during
|tAe ~ ~ dksws ~ ~ peopss
II IL cs0Duniey sEe psu.pesing
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-22
osassa, essss s~1 cS~esss, Oss
essssas, ehseQss eosssv. csso.

Sealed propy-sl> for the furnishing of ma
teriai- and construction of este- AMI ssafies
works for storage re-ervoir of The Oserp Irri-
xatioa District vill b. rsreiv~d at the o16rs u
the said 1ke RerD Irrigatiuu District in La
yunta, Colorsdo. until y O'clock ncz4- Hey q,
1D5. Work N coosi=t 81 akusat gDiisexl f~rt
of rc-euforced epucrete piVe and too - i.srA
valves With fittings as -de~eriAesf in the p4ans
District.
A certified eh>rk in sk~ annsnf cf Eve kun-
dred dpllar~ tGsDl pAyahes N the ~rvSer 81 tie
President of ouard ~ Nrexspr~ AZ said lH--
trick NEST secwmeeay esrA NJ a< xusrsns>s
that the bs<3<ter will sHe<ut> = satisfactory
tract as.i ksns, 10 avsqfei IL cpusrsef- s-i'
epstrscs yill he l~t sossAe te~e~t re~rp.<ihs.
btssev- fbe right Is re>>sve<1 - reserf any SOD
all hs1>.
nsssA L. ysssa- CsS.es1s., ap<iI n ~.
GuO. A. k1k0DoE- nurxssary.
p r LxUDA BaKimps.
Fir~s ps4aieneisa- Ap<1 >. -
kA-s pDo1seuaiH.. 0aQ - EUk
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-22
Card - the ovb1ie.

Owing to the numerous exagger-
ated reports circulated As to my
leaving town | wish to state that
! will be absent not later than
July lst. After May lst a
trustworthy physician will be in
my Office and will have charge Of
my practice. All bills not settled
prior to my leaving town can be
paid to DR.. Hubbell.-
+. w. RAGsDALE, NJ. ID.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-22
Card - vhoaka-

To those who SO kindly assisted
and did so much to tighten our
sorrow in our bereavement. we wish
to extend our heartfelt thanks and
to say that their kindness will never
be forgotten.
Mr.. AND MRS. E. S. WIIDIN.
WILLIE WILDIN.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-22
Notice ~ ev6lieAs,eW.

u>IIED STATES LAND Oyvlce [
AT prkst.o, CoLo., April ~ 1S1s
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THn
~ follow ing named settler has nlrd natice u
his claim, and that said proof will 6s made
before the clerk of the district court at L.
Junt,. coloeast1. on Nay -. tsIts. Wis: Chineha
Sala-. N. Y. No. iI9.s. far the northeast quar-
ter southwest qua rter. north half southeast
quarter; -,uthesss 9.srter -"nshe.,s quarter
Ne names the followinx witne--s.- To pruvs
his cs,otinuou- residence up-,a and cuitivstis is.a
af said land. viz: t-uaas,t, Garcia. Juan y
Duran. Felis Torr~x, Juan Ramirez, all al
Higtr~. Colorado.
$. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. April ~, I.sfs.
Last publ ieatiaD. Nsy 20. ieu5.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-22
cos~ssy Few HssaeSseo-

s.. Andrews Guild have post
pooed the country fair until fall,
but will give thoh annual sale and
. supper 1t Commercial College
Han, April 9th. Sale begins at
- p. m. Supper, 3 cents. Sup.
pr from 5 to p. m. The menu Is
= fellows:
nnnsx Pork Meat Loaf
Msshed Potatoes
Hnked Beam Pickles
Drend snd Butter
Colkee Cake
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-22
sessee q ssssasesSsss' nesesag.

NOTICE II HEREBy GIVEN THAT A
" sI~eisl me~tinx of ehc shareholders of the
tNeso l~psn and Buildinx Association has t.-~n
called By the board of directors, to b.. held at
the oeiee u Me--rs. Buckley and Hart Moo-
day. Nay ., isU ut Nd y. for the I,urpss-e
at voting on an amendment to the cs,n-titu ioi.
ir-d Thousand Dollars. the present capitsl. tu
One Million nplar~. r. PUtfIF"S
Secretary.
tif-t publication. March ~. lNb.
Last publication. april 81. Isf5.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-22
s.,s.,.. !. n...e.e.s eees.-

For sale at the Baptist parsonage.
on Iowa street between Ration and
Colorado avenues. THURSDAY. April
9th. from 3 to 5 p. m A chance to
get good solid furniture cheap.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-22
Ase,sess,e. ss ls.ss sssss l..As.
OfpIcE oS Tng oTATs BoAHD
80 LAND CoanIsssoSgKr.
DENVER. Colo. April u. t.af.

DNNVkk. COio.. Apfi1 u. Isfs.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOSEPH
~ a. Horr. Whose bs,-ts,fIi~e address il Las
Animss. Colorado. an April ~. nsl. mad~
application No. Ihg, to the state board of land
cosssmi --ioners iess~ the follow ing de-~rib~i
indemnity -chu.,l Isnds. situate in Otcro county y.
Cs,lorndo. to- sit:
North half southwest quarter and sprth half
Of southeast quarter of section .. town <hip -
-s,ush. range ~ west
No other application to lea-~ the above de
-cribsi premises or sbi-ction- seais.t the
atove application will b~ considered after
May fyh, fsHi
MARX q. WOODRUFF,
Register State Harvi Land Commissioners.
First publication. April -. EsE.
Last publication. Nay u. r0,.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-09

Against Buying Worth
less Substitutes in
Feeding Stuffs.

The Commissioners of Agriculture, e
Hon. S. L. Patterson, has written let
ter to the millers, dealers and manu-
facturers of concentrated feeding
stuffs and especially warns the millers
and dealers against buying worthless
substitutes. IThese substitutes are such
as the so-called peanut bran on mid
dlings, ground corn cobS. oat hulls,
and rice chaff. which are now being
offered them at a low price to be used
as adulterantS in good feeds. The use
of these substitutes is forbidden under
the present law.
The letter calls the attention to the
change made III the Concentrated
Feeding Stuff Law of North Carolina
by the Legislature of 1905.
The law requires that every bag of
feed, whether pure wheat products,
must bear a guaranteed analysis along
manufacturer.
All feeds enumerated in section
three, except the pure wehat products,
must also have a tax tag attached
All feeds must be in standard
weight bags of so, 100, 125. 154, 1872,
200 pounds each
Section seven prohibits theSadulter-
alton or mixing of any feeding stuff
with ground rice chaff, ground corn
cobbs, ground peanut shells, or ground
Oat hulls.
All feeds must be kept up TO their
guaranteed analysis and the standards
adopted by the Department of Agricul-
ture
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-09
Y. NJ. G. a.
Southern Student Conference Will b.
Held IN Asheville.

The most notable gathering of the
college men of the South for the en-
tire year will be the Southern Stu
dent Conference. which ASSEMBLIES in
AsheVille from June II to %, inclu-
sive. This conference is an assem-
blage of delegates from the Young
Mems Christian Associations of the
colleges and universities of the South
land, and will number in it's attend
ance many well-known and promi-
nent college men, who will represent
every phase of college activity.
This will be the twelfth annual ses-
sion of the Southern Student Confer
ence held in and near Asheville under
the direction of Young Mems Chris
tian Associations of America, the at
tendance and interest having grown
from year to year until it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that this years at
tendance will run between 800 and
$50. This conference is one of seven
similar gatherings held in the United
States every year, all of which are
planned and directed after the ia
| nous Mortified Conference, instituted
and fostered by the great Dwight l..
| Moody.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-09
COFFEE HEART.
Very Plain in Some People.

greet many people go on sufter-
ing from annoying ailments for
long time before they can get their
own consent to give up the indul-
gence from which their troubles
arise.
gentleman in Brooklyn describes
his experience, as follows:
Il became satisfied some months
ago that | owed the palpitatlon OF
the heart. from which / suffered al
most daily, to the use of coffee, q, had
been a coffee drinker for 80 years.
but [ found it very hard to give up
the beverage.
Il realized that I must give up the
harmful indulgence in coffee but ]
felt the necessity for q hot table drink
and as tea is not to my liking, L was
at a loss for awhile, what TO do.
zone day | ran across a very SEN
sible ard straightforward preserta-
ton Of the claims. of Postum Food
Coffee, and was so impressed there
by that ! concluded to give it a trial
NV experience with it was unsatis-
factory till / learned how it ought t.
be prepared-by thorough boiling fQl
not less than / 5 or 20 minutes. After
[ learned that lesson there was nc
trouble Postum Food proved to be
| most palatable and satisfactory no
beverage, and / have used it ever
since.
THE fleet on my health has beer
most salutary. 1t has completes.
| cured the heart palpitation from
which l used to suffer SO much, par
| ticularly after breakfast, and l neve
! have return of il except wher
/ dine or lunch away from home ant
am compelled to drink the old kim
/ of coffee because Postum is not serv
/ ed l find that Postum Food Coffe
cheers and invigorates while it pro
duces no harmful stimulation Nam
given by Postum CO. Battle Crceh
/ Mich.
There's a. reason.
Ten days trial proves an eye open
| er to many.
Read the little book, THE Road t
| MELVILLE, : in every pkg.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-09
MUST SERVE HERE
O'Day and Fisher Will
Then Be Put in South
Carolina Prison.

Governor Glenn stated yesterday
that the two safe crackers confined at
Wadesboro. Charles O'Day and John
Fisher, must serve out their sentences
in this State before the State of South
Carolina or the government will be
permitted to carry them away from
North Carolina. g
This decision was reached only
after the Governor heard from Gov
ernor Haywood, of South Carolina, to
the effect that South Carolina. who
wants them for several robberies,
would not pay the 1882 expended by
the authorities OIL Arson county III
taking care of the prisoners and giving
them mediCaE treatment, as they were
shot one desperately. while they We're
being captured near iLilesville. GOV.
Haywood wrote Coy. Glenn that South
Carolina would wait until the North
Carolina authorities are through with
the men, and asked that the requ1st-
ton paDers be held up until then,
when the thieves would he sufrend-
cred to officers FROM that State. rms
course will be pursued
O'Day and Fisher are held IN Arson
county on the charge of carrying con-
cealed Weapons and probably also Tor
resisting officers. a representative or
Arson stated that the county would
get every cent back expended on the
prisoners, and they will have to apply
the shovel and the pick TO- the roads
of Arson county. to the extent that
will have justified the expense of their
Keeping and treatment
The McAdensyiile Mills also want
the men for breaking into their oili-
.ces and stealing a large sum OF
money. What course will be pursued
by the mills has not yet been made
public. at
The government which wants the
robbers for breaking into post Offices
in South Carolina, has not announced
its course.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-09

the General ub1ic School Fund, and
have special acts of the Assembly un-
der which they are operated whatso-
ever committee is charged by the
law with the management of these
schools must report the census to the
superintendent just as any other COM
mittee does. They will make all their
reports directly to the State Superin-
tendent's office. The county superin-
etndents' reports must not include
such schools, cxcept-as to school CEN
sus. Mr. Joyner hopes to prepare a
better and more accurate census than
the State ever had.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-09

commercial factor for the Vatican
treasury; the Inquisition kept all Eu-
rope in terror; persecution reigned
riotously, and the sale of indulgences
over all the Kingdoms of Europe,
whereby sins were pardoned and per-
mitted by the payment of money,
completed the abomination of desola-
ton.
Then Luther, Calvin, Cranmer,
Knox and such mighty men came for
ward; then was ushcred in the Prot
estant Rcformation-the greatest
event in the worlds history which has
transpired since the birth of Christ .
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-09
APEX TOBACCO MARKET.
A Company Organized to Establish
This Industry.

Apex is to establish a tobacco mar
ket and the organization has been
formed for this purpose.
The warehouse to be established
will be known as the Golden Leaf To-
bacco Warehouse Company. A build
ing will be erected and the company
will be prepared to handle the new
crop.
The president of the company is
Mr.. w. b. Upchurch, the vice presi-
dent Mr.. K. Johnson, the secretary
and treasurer DR.. Harry Utley The
directors arc Messrs A. d. Upchurcn
c. r. Beavers, j. H. Sears, A. r. Olive,
j. H.Rogers. w II. Harvard, A. B.
Hunter, w. T. Utley and l.. S. Olive.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-09
ON TRIAL ron FREEDOM.
Interesting Case in the Supreme Court
To be Argued Today.

The case of State VS.. Garland, from
Mcdowell county will he argued in
Supreme Court today. The prisoner
was convicted of killing I've Collickutt,
a negro boy of Is years, in the waiting
room of the depot at Marion. N. c., on
February 4, 1904 and was sentenced
to ten years in the penitentiary.
The defendant, it is claimed by the
prosecution, was guilty of manslaugh-
ter on his own showing, but contended
that he fought in self-defense This
is the only question involved in the
case.
Avery & Avery and ST Claire Of
Morganton, represent the prisoner.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-09
Notice to Contractors.

Bids will be received at the slice
of the superintendent of the State
Hospital at Raleigh, n. c., up to noon
- May 23rd for the construction of
an annexed wing TO the original build
ing.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at the office of Mr.. w. p. Rose, archi-
tect, Carolina Trust building. Raleigh
n. c., on and after May 10th. The
right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
4-20-tf
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-09
County superintendents' Reports.

Superintendent j. Y. Joyner is
sending out blank forms on which
the report sof county superintendent
of schools will be submitted to the
State Board of Education. one Of the
matters on which Mr.. Joyncr lays es-
pecial emphasis is that he desires to
secure a correct report of the number
of persons between the ages OIL Il ana
d who cannot read and write-white
and colored male and female.
The reports are to be sent in on
the first Monday in July, and will COW
er all statistics and transactions of the
past twelve months
If there are town or city schools in
a superintendent county which use
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-09
HELP OF HEAVEN
Mr.. z. B. Gibson Had
Blue Devils.
But Was Cured Alter Hard
Drinking For Twenty
Years.

l have been thinking for long
while Of writing to you. 1t has been
nearly a year since I was at kceiey.
l thank God for directing my Wife to
send me there. l believe He did di-
rect her to send me to save my life.
If / had not gone | would have been
in a drunkard's grave tonight, and
my children would have been looked
down on by the world for being a
drunkard's children. I had been
drinking LIQUOR for twenty years; at
first l could hide it, but it grew on
me, and at last / began to take
sprees: and would drink from two
to four weeks and when | began to
get sober I would get nervous. i
could not sleep, and the blue devils
would get after me. That was the
reason my wife send me to Kcclcy.
She thought would be crazy, and Of
course I would, il / had not gone. /
had been drunk four weeks when /
went and did not know when l got
sober. / was not sick from liquor
but nervous. | have a better mind
today than / have had for twenty
years The Kelley Treatment not only
cures the taste for liquor but it clears
the mind. 1t puts a man whore he
was before he ever drank any.
r. B. GIBSON.
Laurinburg, II. c., Nov 25, 1904.
Send names Of friends who might be
benefited to Kelley Incdtutc, Green's
boro, n. 9.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-09
North Carolina Chemists.

The North Carolina section of the
American Chemical Society and the
North Carolina Academy of Science
will meet in Raleigh on Friday and
Saturday the 18th and 18th of this
month An unusually large number of
interesting and instructive papers will
be presented representing nearly every
branch of science