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La Junta tribune., 1906-11-03

THE Edemocratic congressional cam
paign book. now circulating in Colo
RADIO. TO help Adams and the demo
cratic ticket, is resorting TO vile at
taeks upon President Roosevelt in
the hope of bolstering up lost cause.
The insult is an official one. and reads
as follows: Even when he tRoose-
velt) tells the truth. ne does so in
order TO disguise an evil purpose or
to justify by precedent wicked
policy" What do square deal dem
ocrats think Of that,
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-03

No man who believes in the Roose-
welt administration has any right to
neglect his duty on election day.
The president has the power TO call
every able-bodied man into the army
to fight If need be. They ought TO
vote to maintain their own business
prosperity. Every stay-at-home is a
drone in the public hive. Let every
man exercise the right he would
fight for IL there were an attempt
made to take it from him. Vote for
your republican candidate for
congress.
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-03

ONE print shop back east has Sc
cured big job. After February lst
next. the American Bank Note Com
pany will manufacture all United
States postage stamps. and must de-
liver 27.0OO.OoO stamps daily. six
times a week. The government has
been manufacturing its own postage
stamps. but recently decided to en-
ploy a private institution. because it
has been demonstrated that it can do
the work cheaper.
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-03

The voters of Otero county will
make no mistake in electing G. II.
Downer county treasurer. His long
service as deputy proves him To be
thoroughly competent and familiar
with the important duties Of the
place. The admirable business meth
ods which have prevailed during the
administrations Of Treasurer Beer
bohm will be continued by Mr.. Dow
ner and there is no treasurer's office
in the state which has been better
conducted than that of Otero county.
Rocky Ford Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-03

WILL some democrat please cite a
single measure. state or national. in
stigsted and championed by his party
and now in force. that rebounds TO
the benefit Of the workingmang One
Of the many championed by the re-
publican party in Colorado is the
employers liability bill. A republi-
can supreme court recently declared
that this law. passed by republican
Legislature. is constitutional. notwith-
standing the fact that c. 5. Thomas
and T. NJ. Patterson appeared before
that judicial body in opposition TO
the confirmation Of that law. Empty
promises are the best that the DEM
ocrstie party has yet offered the
workingman. Vote the republican
ticket and vote il straight from top
to bottom.
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-03
noties for puhi,es,,ea.
IsIIED sTArEs LAND oFyicE
p.1~f.... E.1.. .A-tu.r..r y tae

UNITED STArEs LAND OFFicE-
Ps~aia. Colo. uctor-er ., fss.
NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ foliosing named -s-trler has filed tosis-
.. her int-nflon 10 make nnzl prr-of in sup
port Of her claim aud that >aid proof Ill be
IA sd~ before 4 Ter. Of the District tourf at La
Iunts. Colorado. GU Ds-osssts~r 10. ispi. viz
sir.e- NJ RolaDd- H Z isEs-. for the west
half southeast quarter. ~ourA-a-f%iuart-r
-s1thezsf quarter. section II. northeast
quarter north east quarter. section -. own
shio =. south rans- u ~e-f
-h~ names the following witnesses to prove
h~r continuous rc>iteae~ upoEi aud eultisa-
rion Of aid land siz= willsao;t >;saur. John
ADsi-r>oii, Jacob Harmon. Robert ;. Thomas,
all of La Junta. Colo
;. A ABBEY. Register.
; ir.f publication. November a iss-
Lat pubiicatiou D--c-rut-r :. lsti
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-03

In the United States senate Pat
terson enunciated the following doc
trine: The police power in state
and nation is always the Law Of self
defense. II may be to protect the
state or the nation from epidemics.
from outlawry. from invasion. from
destruction. in whatever source. and
when the executive Of . state or na-
ton realizes that the life of the
country is in danger. or may be in
danger in the exercise Of state or
national police power. it IS his duty
his bounden duty under his oath
Of Office and under the constitution
to take the necessary steps. what
ever the necessary steps may be. to
defend the life and maintain the ex-
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-03

1T can easily be said that there
never was a time in the history of
Otero county when any one of the
political parties was so successful in
naming a ticket Of such pronounced
strength from top to bottom as is
that of the republican party this
year. and already concessions of this
kind are being made daily by resi-
dents irrespective of party or poll
tics. Rocky Ford Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-03
cs~ssitvtieasi amsss.

NOTICE Is HEKEBY GIVEN THAT At
~ the General Elertion To h. held on the
5. sahsni,ssd to the suaiissd eI-c,or. of the
ieG sh. Cca.,i,a,,o. os s.id state.
tioa is found In senate Bin No. ss which Is
In ~ori. .ni nxns... fcilo~isx via.
Is ". No. 70. By s-sssor Ts,ior.l
An ACT
To submit to the auAlihesi els~tor. Of the
state of Colorado Amend meat "a section
- -: ;s:s -; ..:s.: 80. = s =, So:
y. Is -s.~s-, b, the G-.~rai Assembly of
sssrIos g. That there shall h. subri,,e-i
ss tke aaalin~d el~csor. Of the state Of Colo
~. q the General 1..-ml.iy, Toe their .p-
]. ske Consolidation Of the STATE ~ Color ssio
vusisg tAerun shaii be valid . part of the
Constitution, that !. " ~:
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La Junta tribune., 1906-11-03
Notice for Hubiiestioo.
LISTED sIaIKs L,sD osTIs {,

UNITED STATES LAND OFTicE AT
PpEsLo. Colo. O-toh-r 81. iss. I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named -~ttlsr ha. tled notice
Of hi. intention to make finsl proof in sup
port 81 bis claim, and that aid prof will be
made i--forr Clerk Of the District Court. at
Ia Junfa, Colorado. on D-cemb-r ~, lssi. viz
Jose Esfanislxdo sandoss al. II. y iis.s for the
Borh half southwest quarter north half
-ooth-es-t quarter. s~csion u. township ~
-,afh. rsns~ n west.
tie name> the follow ing xits~--es prov.
his continuous Residence utrsu and cultls a.
iion % said land, Eix: John ~. Corioss, red
Cordova. NArc-lino GutieB-z. Manuel
6utisnez. all of Yels~r, Color ,io.
= A ABBEY. Register
First publication. November 3 lss
l.a.t uh.lcat .on. u. csmi.-r :. l..x.
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-03
OOaiso eOe es0eaesaioN.
pxrrkD srsr.. L.sp O.

Uxrrkp srsru. LsSD OvvIrni
PrsBLo. CoLss., fArsohpv q, fsH
AYOTICE II HKREBv GIVEN THAT THE
~ foll,~ins ns@s-i ssssies kas 0lpe soties
Of ki- int~asios mske Anal pev-,f is sap-
r-.st s.f kis claim. asd that saiA pr,-f ~fll -
N sss~ h-fore Clerk cf the Dssartcs Coass. at Ia
yusta. Coloesdo. on D>ce0hss "a. ~. via
David L. TksRss. X. 4 MI. foe eks -oush-
rsusel = ve-s.
Ne ssse- the foilo~ie9 siss>~s-s tn prove
Ms cputinrvsss ppssA>seS uDan as3 ealtiya-
tis.s of s.id lana. Wis. nsehsrS :. Tkoaasoa.
Wiliam r. Chpsn n. aos~vs ss~stias. Antonio
EsDvva. ali % Il yussa, Ccso
Vfs-s pshlies,isn. Nove1k>e 4 fB
Isse puAli~atian. nupe1kpv 4 ~.
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-03
Ossses - Ae0ssssassasss's ooss.
~ rHE sarTEl % rnK EsrArE or

. I-ose 2. BPyoat. ne<eosed
.<s~r snd s-<r-. q sks Coa.sy Cosrs of O.ero
Cs.sty Ceis~sso, asd> 90 the p>sisirs of the
un6er-iwn~d sdoisi<ssssrin a ths e~sas> q
I~ss< :. Bvyaas- 4sres~.s- a. the 5ssA DAY q
Nss~sh.r. a D. -. q tke kcss q oelarh
q - ct the Csast Uc.~e ia II yusta- Colo
ps6ps -en 81 privsse sa1e 10 the hiGk>>s SD h--s
bs<Ass>~ The ING 6-~rvie~f resl e-esse- ~
l.xwinx n -aid e<eas>, ts-vit- Th> north -~e~e
quavr>r c< >ertioa tkiyfy -eAeee ~ eoUn>Aip
tvpnsySvo Il ~oseh of rsss~ Afty eoay fsS1
v--x "a CRero coussy. Colccssc. tassthev sisk
sIl eater rishes tk~reunse hslpeaiax o. in any
vis- aps~rtsini,R. Nd IN 49, i-ri<.tioe a
A 1sn.f<. fncisfsng ss~ eighty sepe water
risAt fro~ the Laxnas Csnal Cc1pany- uppa
tie s.lfc1inx ter1>. es-wit- ce~h-
~ the eosrln~sca q ~.id -ase the pcrcka-er
~in - ensisi-d - . c~rtf4csse - p1-cks--
.rd upyn sh~ approval ef the -aid sale by the
IA cssart- the parcha--r . IN b. entitled n .
a-sd IN ~aid p-cp>rry-
pseea ss La y.nsa- Cclorssc. October "a
MAGGIE j. BRYANT
adaisi~sr.sriS q The e-ssse 81 f>sse g.
mpynne- Deceo~rd
PiUus p.Afieseina eRssAR g. ~
kass p1Afscsssoa- So~eosrf II -
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-03
To Carr. .. ssys-s..ie..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN YoC THAT
~ th= aznosor of 81 % has been a~.-s-ed by
the CITY Council Of the City Of La JuEfa
a<-iI-f Lot "a. in Block a. in La Jant1- for
sit- all improvements u.aa~ adjacent there
10 afad Noadzy- November 18th. rsS. a D. at
: clock p IA al the Council Room al the
City Hall ha. i--n .ixed a. the sinae and place
y here you taas app-ar and be- heard EI-na
any cb)erftssat= o. com plants you may have
r-.ariiin- the >ss5 a--s-s.nent-
DATED tbs 1t day .; o-tob~r 4 D iss-
: " BEoSS.
Clerk aasi Recorder
Fir-f publseafioa. peroi.rr = I.s
Last i,lhlicatia1. Nox-zat-er i Iss
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-03
Apele.,ioo to t.... STAT. l.ns.,

OFFICE oF THE STATE HoAED
or LAND foNsI-sIoNEEs,
DfNyEK, Colo. October y, Is.s.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ ", ". Wilson, Whose f-p-toffice addr-ss j.
iiiEi---. olorado. on pctol.er =. 1;Di. made
applicattsn No. =.a, To the STATE board Of
Land Commissioners To lease the following
t--rribyi School Land, situate in Ot.Tu
Gouuty. Colorado, to-wtt;
AZ uf s.etioa ~, township - south. Range
q West.
No other application to lease the above
described premises or obl-ctiob against the
abus. application wlll be considered after
sosemher y. ils,i-
MARX q. WOODRUFF
Register State Bard Land tomtnis- ioners
First publication. October -. liss.
Last publication. November 10 iss
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-03

istence Of his country" The doc
trine enunciated by Senator Patter-
son in the United States senate was
practically exemplified by the gov
ernor of Colorado during the troub-
lous times of 1894. Simply that and
nothing more
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-03
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1896.

DoS'T be satisfied with voting
yourself in November-on the sixth
day-but see TO it that your friends
and neighbors vote with you and
for your candidate.
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-03

A double-barreled compliment was
paid two good citizens of Otero
county a few days since by a level
headed farmer. when he said that
Harry Badger would make regular
George Barr sort Of a sheriff r.
Rocky Ford Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-03
Notice for ~ hiicAtioa.
rsrTHp STATE LssD ofrlcE

tSrrgp STATES LAND OFFicE l
PJKHLo- Colo. Octo.,~r =. iss-
NOTICE = HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ foiio~ ing named settler hs. Tiled notice
of ti- inr-ssrlssu Ia make nnsi proof in sup
port of his claim. and that said proof will b-
made before Clerk of the District Court. at
La Junfa. Colorado. on IArc-mi-r 10. ls,i.
va Antoine Ebarra. II 4. Nos. for the north
east quarter. section Il, township y soGth,
range IS west.
He name. the following witnesses ro prove
his eontinnou. Residence ur-su and cultivation
Of said land. viz: William Corbin, Johb
frsnk l. smith. all Of Higbe-,
Colorado. aud John Litti~ton. Of La Junta-
Color ado.
: A ABBEY. Register.
First publication. November :. l3ss.
L = nGhllcatlon. Ds.cefnlrr :. lsH.
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-03
Aeeel,es,ie. to lssse s,s,e lsns..

OrpIes OF STATE BoAkD
OF LAsD GossI--IoSERs
DESvEk, Colo. Dctois-r ~. IOi.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ The Prairie Cattle Company. Limited.
Whose I-s-tofiie- address l. gt-e, Colo, on
u-sots~r & iss, made application No. s.ss to
the stzt- Boa xrd Of Land Com --ioners To lea Sc
the follo~inx described school Lands. situate
to-vft;
An Of section ", township n south. Range A
West
All Of .~ction y, township . south. Rang. =
WGSt-
No other application tn lease the above de-
above application wiil be considered after
November II ixR.
MAEK q. WOODBURY..
Register State B.sard Land Commis-ioasr
pir~t publieAtion. Orsob~r 30. iNR.
last publication. Nov~mb b~r 10. iNR.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

The especial attention of readers
or THE BEE is called to the
aovertlSement In another column
OF l.. u. Sanford & Co., Bridge
port, Conn.,, who have had over
~ years experience in conserva-
tive lines of investments, largely in
denominations to accOmmodafe anv
class Of investors, paying from four to
SIX per cent with all the certainty of
nrst mortgage real estate security
such as Is now recommended by Con-
gress as basis of security for national
BANKS. Among the best The Middle
sex banking Co., of over 30 years
standing, having invested over $50, 600
goo without the loss of one dollar to
she investor of principal or interest.
10 pay seems to be desirable feature
of any Investment.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

Newtown people are anxiously await
ing the decision OF Judge Shumway OF
the Superior court in the case of Mich.
OILS against the Newtown Water Co.,
upon the motion of the Water Co. to
dissolve the Injunction granted by
Hon George w. Wheeler last August
restraining the company from taking
case was argued some two weeks ago.
Samuel Tweedy and G. w. Murphy of
-Danbury represented Nichols and
Beecher & Garfield the Water Co.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

Purchases ou gifts early. Do not
make mistake of putting your Christ
mas buying unit. the last moment. 1t
is not satisfactory. Buy from N.
Buckingham & Co, 1T State street,
Bridgeport's largest and finest furni-
ture store, something that will not
lost nor is easily destroyed, gift
whose daily service provides q con-
stant remembrance of the giver.
Goods will be stored for future deliv-
cry at Buckingham s. Co. g. See adv.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

The will of Grandson B. Parmelee,
late of Hattertown, who died recently
in Stratford, where he was being cared
for by a relative, was offered for pro.
bate on Saturday by the proposed ex-
ecutor of the will, Dea Burr Hawley
of Stepney. Judge Beecher has fixed
Saturday, December %, at IL a. M, as
the time of hearing thereon. We un-
derstand Mr. Parmelee left a large
number of relatives who were remem-
bered by him in his will, but that he
neglected to give other heirs of equal
degree anything. So it is barely pos
sible litigation may result.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

The work Of re-surveying the bound
Connecticut has been completed ready.
for the new marking. The commits
sion In charge of the work has bar
gained with Providence company for
$50 stones. These will be 81 feet long,
to be set with four feet above ground,
and marked on the south side
"Conn." and On the north "Mass. ="
The side of the stone facing the high
way will bear the date 1905, and the
initial letter of each abutting town
will be cut upon the marker.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

Jewelry selected early means for you
better assortment, more atteotion and
we gladly lay aside articles until
wanted. Ou' line is now complete,
our prices right. We know the
quality of anything purchased here
will please you. Let US have the
pleasure of showing you our line. Reid
8 Todd, jewelers.. 1854 Main street,
Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

George R. Hill, formerly of this
town but now located at Swansbor-
ough, Ga, has recently received from
the pOStoffice department the appoint
ment of postoffice inspector for that
locality. Mr. Hill married Miss Bessie
Light, sister of Howard w. Light, who
is now living on the John Griffin place
in Huntingtown. The friends here
will be glad to hear from Mr. Hill and
Of his appointment to this important
position.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Par
trick.

Wallace Mitchell is delegate from
Pootatuck Grange to the mid-wintel
meeting of the State Board of Agrlcul
ture In New Haven, December IL K
20. The program for the meeting will
be as follows:
Tuesday. December 1s.
1890 a. m. Music.
II e; m. Invocation, Rev Watson L. Phil.
lIs; Address ss Of Weiccme. By His Honor John +
Response by Hon R. 8. Woodruff, Lieut.
ii; 50 a. m. Address by President Arthur T
Hadley. Yale University.
~ q introductory Address BY CHARLES
culture, 0onnecticut Agricnltufs! college. :
DE- F. " WOOD. 1fsSa Middieton. Mass Diseases 0
3p. m. Address, Twenty Years Experience
as Poultryman." by Fred Almy. Little
P. n. Addresses my Friend the Hen"
ard NSl. Herbert H +. colllngwood. Editor Rural
Wednesday December 10.
10 g. e. m. Music ., ~
turai ExperimentSStation.
ae ii 6r state En-
tomologist.
p m. MUSIC.
2 50 p. m. ADDRESS. Commercial Methods
OF Judging Milk and Cream" by Prof L. l.
Van Slyke, N. Y. Agr. EXP. Station, Geneva,
Discussion. T.
73O p. m. Music.
8 p. m. Address by Mrs Mabel Loomis Todd
Amherst. N. 81.
Thursday. December 20.
1885 10 80 a. a. m. u1 Address, ~rhe Production Of
Sanitary Milk" by F. E.. Dawley, State Di-
rector OF Farmers Institutes, Fayetteville
NY
IL 80 m. Address. Most Economical
Sources of Nitrogen for Plant Food" by L. A.
Clinton, Director storrs Agricultural Expert
ment Station.
Up N. Address, sheep Breeding as q FAC
tor In Connecticut Agriculture" by Frank D.
Ward, President New York State Sheep
Breeders Association, Batavia, y. 7. Fol
lowed by Discussion, opened by F 81. Stadt-
mueller, President Conn. Sheep Breeders As
sociation.
At the close OF the session a business meet
ing of the Connecticut Sheep Breeders AssO-
citation will be held in the hall Of the Con-
vention.
8 p. %. Address "rhe Future of the Small
New EnRland Town. by Rev John calvin
Goddard, Salisbury, Oonn.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

Manager R. H. Beers, of the local
telephone exchange, is having new
line constructed from the corner below
the Jerome Northrop place south to
the Grove button shop. Mr. Grove
will have a private wire connection
with Central"
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

At meeting of the stockholders OF
the Newtown Agricultural Fair Co.,
Saturday afternoon, the final vote was
taken to 60 out of business. The nee
essary two thirds vote, $50, was cast in
favor of winding up the affairs of the
corporation, with four votes opposed.
The directors will meet soon in obedi.
ence to this vote, to take the final
action in the matter.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

Randolph Williams and Earl Tabor
OF Brooktield and Percy Platt of Haw-
leyville were guests, last Monday
night, of Carlton S. Smith. They ali
took In the entertainment at the
Town hall.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

The Congregational church people
are invited to meet at the lecture
room, Monday night, for the purpose
OF tying green's for the Christmas dec
ratiOnS.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

Orrin F. Patrick of Bridgeport was
a guest over Thanksgiving of his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs John F.
SammiS, of BOtSfOrd.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

On Tuesday of last week there was
to be nearing at the court house in
New Milford before Hon Frank b.
Mum of Winsted, special master ap-
pointed by Hon James P. Platt, judge
Of the United States district court,
upon the petition of the A. w. Burritt
Co. of Bridgeport to have the Frank
E. Rowe Co. of New Milford adjudged
a bankrupt. The hearing, however,
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

Dea Burr Hawley of Stepney was in
town, Saturday, on business connected
with the probate office.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

Leroy F. Patrick and family OF
Kings Highway, Bridgeport, spent
Thanksgiving day in Ridgefeld the
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

I. F. Terry, the popular lumber man,
has bought 124 acres of wood land To-
Gated in Zoar, OF the Methodist society
at Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

became unnecessary because Judge
Adds of New Milford, who represent.
ed the f. e. Rowe Co., just before the
hearing was about to begin, admitted
that his clients were bankrupt. The
next step in the proceedings will be q
hearing for the appointment of trus-
tee to be held at New Milford, the
the time to be fixed by Referee Mum
of Winsted. The A. w. Burritt Co.
are creditors of the Frank e. Rowe
Co. to the extent of about S45O0.
Judge w. J. Beecher appeared for the
A. W. Burritt Go.
Mr. and Mrs Henry G. Curtis and
Mr. and Mrs w. r. Curtis were enter
tained at dinner, Sunday, by Mr. and
Mrs Robert II. Beers.
Deans Rheumatic pills for rheuma-
tism and neuralgia. Entirely vegeta-
BILE. Safe.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

Miss Alyse Osborne and Miss Anna
Logan OF Bridgeport spent Sunday
with their cousins, Misses Anna and
Winnie Osborne, at Botsford.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

William W. Stevens, the elocution-
ist, of Danbury. and popular here
abouts, has been engaged to entertain
the children at the Christmas enter
tainment at the Congregational
church, Monday evening, the oath.
The committee consider themselves
fortunate in being able to secure him.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

Mrs Otis W. Barker spent last weeh
Thursday and Friday in Brooklyn with
her parents, Dea and Mrs L. w. Lloyd
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

Mrs Henry Kindell has been ill, suf-
fering with the grip. She is now i'm.
proving slowly.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

Avoid alum and alum
phosphate baking
powders. The label
law requires that all
the ingredients be
named on the labels.
Look out for the
alum compounds.
NOTE-Safety lies in buying only
Royal Baking Powder. which 10 a
pure, cream Of tartar baingapow.
der, andsthe best that can besmade.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

L. Osborne has accepted a position
at Groves button factory at BOtsford.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14

James H. Pagan, the Bethel monu-
ment man, has just erected in the
DOdgingtown cemetery q monument
for Loretta Ann Sherman, wife of
Horace Shepard. Donald Shepard of
West Haven had the work done.
The Newtown bee., 1906-12-14
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