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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-26
PROBATE COURT DOCKET
February Tern, 1906
State of Missouri,
County Of Gasconade, -

county of GaSconaae, J
First Day, February, 26th., 1905.
1. Adolph Brischke, Curator, Martha
Eberlin, minor, Annual Settlement.
2. William Koch, Curator, Ella C..
Koch, minor, Annual Settlement.
3. |, E, Robvn, Curator, Clara Sobbe,
minor, Annual Settlement
4, John H. Duffner, Administrator,
Joseph Duflner, deceased. Final
Settlement.
., August Mueller, Curator, Ottillie
Mueller, minor, Annual Settlement,
6. Henry Nolte, Administrator, j. f.
Gentner, deceased. Final Settlement.
z. Henry Nolte, Guardian, Amanda
Gentner, insane, Annual Settlement.
s, Jacob C. BuehIer, Executor, VIII
helmine c, Kratzheler, deceased.
Final Settlement.
9, Chas, F Pope, G. and c. Lettie E.
Barbarick, minor. Final Settlement.
10. Chas, F. Pope, G. and C. Altav.
!.Barbarick, minor. Annual Settle.
ment. n
Ii, Chas. F, Pope, G. and C. Lulu F.
Barbariek, minor, Annual Settle
ment,
IL. ChaS. F. Pope, G. and C. Ida F.
Barbarick, minor. Annual Settle
nent
Second Day, February 81, 1906.
13. j. W. Hensley, Curator. Ida M.
Heller, minor. Annual Settlement.
IL. Anna Kropp, Executor Hugo Kropp
deceased. Annual Settlement.
Is. Dr. August A. Smith, Executor, DR..
August Smith, deceased, Annual
Settlement.
16. Meta A. Schuenemeyer, Exeeutrix
Christian Schuenemeyer, deceased.
Final Settlement.
II. Anna Kropp, G. and c. WaIhemar
Kropp, ct. al, minors. Annual
Settlement.
Is. George Starck, Executor, Ed, Web
ner, deceased, Final Settlement.
19. Mary MauShlnd. Executrix, Simon
W. Maushund, deceased. Final Set
Element.
20. R. c, Mumbrauer, Curator, Alvin
Rule, minor Annual Settlement.
81. Paul Grass, ct. al, Executors, Hem
riette Grass, deceased, 1st Annual
Settlement.
%. MagdaIena GieSecke, Administrative
Henry Giesecke, deceased, iSt Ann
ual Settlement.
%. Margafetha Jeekel, Executrix, Sam
ual AlIemann, deceased ist Annual
Settlement.
"a. Mary Mueller, Administrative,
Philipp Mueller deceased. tst Ann
ual settlement.
Third Day, February 2S. 1905,
%. C. T. H. Mittendorff, Guardian,
Florence Davis. 1st Annual Settle
nlent.
20. Hermann Kopp. Jr., Administrator,
Gottfried Kopp, deceased. 1St
Annual Settlement.
AZ. Margeretha Philipp, Executnx,
Jacob Philip, deceased. 1st Ann
ual Settlement.
2S. Ferdinand Werli, Administrator
Catharine WerIi, deceased. Annual
Settlement
20. Bertha Brockhausen, Executrix, DR..
Charles Brockhausen, deceased. 1st
Annual Settlement.
80. Gustav Kruger, Executor, Henry
Kruger, deceased, 1st Annual Set-
tlement
81. Otto Schaeifer, Administrator,
August Schaeffer, deceased. lst
Annual Settlement
80. william LeweKe, ST., G. and c.,
Bertha LeweKe, minor ist Annual
Settlement.
49, John Bauer. Executor, Christina
Bauer deceased. LIST Annual Settle
Inent.
glaeb Dem Berift bes General.
Oltmeiiiers oisbt esin MiiiOuri 1914
InnbpOarUnten, Oereu Betrieb inn
stscQllnhE tfiSaeIomntt 81 O48 ao5
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-26

MenidenOpIer. 2aurence Gerrs
per6ifenttidjt in Der lebtsn Guseabe
oes rEs9nical &Drlo @neasine-
einen b6d5it interefnuten Grtitel iiber
Wtdrtprer Oes ,JnbuIfrialismus, in
benz er unhweiif, oaB eine eerabeSu
eribredIid1e AnSnbl uon Grbeiterin-
men benz Snbnitrialismus idhrlif
suu Dpier fallen. Sn srfer ainie
mnd1t er nuf bic @efabren auimert.
lam, bic bas GlnibenIiilIen s@eid3dIt,
beiOnOers NIT tobleniuuern 5lhiiis'
teiten, NIT iih brinst. uno baB bo
idbrlid1 Eauienbe BON Grbeitern unb
glrbeiterinnen ibr GueenIibt uerlier.
en-, burh @gplofiOnen iUlher ssloiE-
en-. Sn atueiter 2inie nennt er bic
putrta4er. 5iIs. unO Suururbeiter,
pie eineu srOsen @rO5entios Opfer
briuoen mnfen, unO in ben Sauis.
buben gieu DOrt'8 NO GnuieuOe in
ben unseiuuoen 8untnmmern oai
Der Oiiieite suiammeuOepIerHt finb.
iterbeu iie Dabin rpie bic 5lieesu an
aunpens, Bruits. Sals. unO nuberen
8rauibeiten, bic Our9 bic uuseiunbe
Suft uub toum fidbtbare 6dbben unb
6ardjeil berpOrserufeu tuetben.
Ber nlr Elm bisden menidlihes
Sefabfin fit bat, bat Oa tpabrIia
tetne llrinfje, nuf uuiere 70 piel g..
rabmte Civilization f.oIs gu IeIu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-26

5nlIieres' Grud5lunp ole grdH.
bent Der frnus5fiden SrpubIit b,etel
setuiiie 8hrpid3nften fac cine BOIitiI
Oes SrieOsns. gsdre iein @esenfan.
|biOnt Gbamer erfOlarsidl aewsIen, 10
bate bus Gesentbeil oeinpt ,perOer
iBnnenl 9srielbe ii SmperinIilf,
Uaber GbauUiniIt OOsr StnsDtft uun
nIs iOItbsr trisasbseieris, nIIsrOIuus
lpUhI aud pOpularer Gr bd.ie pe.
Ippnnsu, wsnn e. nidt Die Gyeinb.
|ftaft Der SSubituten supssuseu bdtte,
prItbs ibmosn sturs gOmbes in Dis
5taIs IaDbtu nnb niit llnI OoOurd
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-26

Rah Dem Beriht bes General.
pOItmeiiters oisbt es i'm TpiiiOuri 1914
annbpOlirUnten, Oereu Betrieb im
5Iscollabr tasosIammt l,o4S 2s5
oslOiet babeu.
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ii side and arms, your heart Is
weak, and perhaps diseased.
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s.Anout year ago l wrote b me
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had not been able to draw q deep
breath Tor two years Any little exef-
4on would cause palpitatiQu. ana
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HiIe5 Heart Ours and NefYine, NficH
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having gained II pounds since ! COM
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The Globe-republican., 1906-06-28
Review Of Weather.

For week ending Wednesday. June 81
1905, - furnished By III. Considine Of
the local Weather Bursar
The precipitation during the week has
been light with, however, two good
showsrs, one on the 23d and the other
last night; and sprinkling rains during
the night 81 the oath and 18th. The tenn.
psrature during the week has ranged be-
low normal. Ths highest temperature
during the week was 90 degrees and os-
CURED Oh the 22d. There were no high
winds until the night Of 9uesdsy the Seth
whom velocity Of nearly 81 miles per
hour occurred for the space Of about oas
minute.
The Globe-republican., 1906-06-28

SUMNER VACATION IN COLO.
Low Rates via Rock Is'and Llnss.
The Globe-republican., 1906-06-28

SUMMER VACATION IN COLO.
Low Rates viz Rock Is'a'id Lines
|
cololaoo, ~ Pc ief .sslsa'l0n, =
.ne cn0l0s = nany 'n0aaanos = sunmsr
'Oal'.'s.
v0'o.aue y : lana y 49, puls =.
ana 800 $500. y " Il. 49, q ~ !.
'pa \. ~ -, 'sns -, "a s''s - 49,
suiIaosa lAkss' mere are mofs snlOI-
spls 'nlns = ~, 'Aols si.na w. y
soe 70 70 ooiotSeo snan aDy oInsr pAoe W.
ger sns san. $500. I. 3, ;. i.
from s .' 7 a g 0sp.snDsT y sns nOos
ialana Lins Wv ~ sumner .su.lss
. !,sks's & !, &c 2 $3.50 ron e poass
The Globe-republican., 1906-06-28

Nef ri 4 N 7- '.- Y VA
Jehn KsIIySays Road VIII ~ D0iil
70 Hugoton Soon On,
The Hutchinson News sivss tho fol-
lowing version * tia railroad movemshi
southwest d here:
"stsvsnsso unty \ u have railroad,
according TO u. 4. Kelly, ! fAnchma1
living n Hnaolon, who wash HutchIn-
son Ian night NJ, Kelly bslisyes the
road i to BE- built By the 6anta Fol sopls
vndsr the name q some other organt-
xation.
"sI talked to the surveyors whom they
came through our part Of the state, said
said Mr.. Kelly last night. They had
run the line from Ration, n. n, - far y
Hooker, OKLA, on the Rook Island road.
Another survey ID to % made which will
change q portion Of the line and will
bring the road up through Morton and
Stevens county, Kansas, instead " Bsa-
,.r.c.c.k,, nL,.hor..
.s~s,s 81 !. NJ, - y, n, IS. 81. VI.
- :. !. :. ~. 800 ~.
800. $3.50. ...,," ~. !. !. -,
"y ~. r,a. 49, Z =
thirty miles away from Liberal,
80 As ~ s...,s 49,. 4.
49,. y 49,. :. 1890 $3.50. - /.
~. II, 30 4, ~" ~, W.. $500. 49,. :.
ofoss inc h0ck lsiano Is some point nesf
The Globe-republican., 1906-06-28

4 anafan tea Uure for piles,

Ihnhan9 niina Needing w rfotrnaine
Pies, UFaeetszs rsfahd moace n PASo
OH YHNMT fails 70 etfe nuy eeso, no matter
o5 hoU l4eE ffta ding, II - u aegf FiYBt
applieHlipA aiyse e0sa n.a1 NesA. Hoe. Il yHnr
eEs0Tzst heSn,e !. I'D r. y 111zzpf 9l,f y
III n tqsH Esz1s11 ~ zN1ls Ne
The Globe-republican., 1906-06-28
Eggs For Sale.

From flsck Of good layers, single
comb Brown Leghorn pens, 81. per 10.
Incubator eggs . specially, $3.50 sr 100.
81. P. REYNOLDS. II
The Globe-republican., 1906-06-28
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ular druggists, to offer, one Of sheif best
selling medicines at half prios 70 anyone
who VIII ont out the following coupon
and Lfsssnt Il at their store.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-30

The biggest town in the world has
been incorporated and the first elec-
tion viii be held on SATURDAY. June
9Th There is already one ticket
nominated, another was 10 have
been named last night. and there is
a good prospect of still another The
ticket already in the field is as fol-
lows:
For mayor. W. W. Deadmond: for
trustees. Charles H. Farthing. II. A.
Mccall. F. Morris. H. X. Mitchell.
w. W. Gill. II. Quick.
The candidate for mayor is the
gentleman who officiated as auction
eer on the day of the Swink town
lot sale. He is now in the employ
of the Beaty-Reynolds Trading Com
pany.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-30
0s~esisi osy-
cratic.

Today is memorial day. and il is
the duty of all patriotic citizens to
pay a tribute to the memory Of
fallen heroes who have gone before.
Last Sunday morning Rev. w. G.
Barron preached an eloquent memo
rial sermon at the Methodist church.
the service being attended by sur
viving members Of the Grand Army
and the Woman's Relief Corps in a
body.
This morning at 8 o'clock Kilpat-
rick Post. No. IL. and Fitzpatrick Re-
lief Corps. No. IS. will assemble at
6. A. X. hall. from which point a
procession will form. in which all
orders and individuals are invited to
participate. and at 10 O'Clock the
march to the cemetery will COM
mence. where the usual exercises
will be held.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-30

ACCORDING to the receiver Of the
land office at Lamar, c. r. Leggett.
no official notice has been received
at that office aside from the order to
dispose of the furniture and remove
the records to Pueblo on June Goth,
although special appeared in the
daily press last week stating that an
order had been signed by President
Roosevelt revoking the order to an
mex the Bent district to Pueblo. The
business of the land office at Lamar
has increased to such an extent dur
ing the past few months that il is be-
lieved a revocation of the order win
be effected before the time set for
removal arrives.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-30

ONE Of the most pleasing features
of the festivities incident to the
class sermon at the La Junta Theatre
last Sunday evening was the singing
of old songs Coronation. Nearer
My Godoo Thee" and the like. and
and it wouldn't have hurt any if
they added America. " "Old Ken
tucky Home" and Johnnie Get Your
Gun" To most of US rubes the old
songs are the best songs. and all of
us like to hear them over and over
again. There is inspiration in them.
and one experiences sensations and
emotions that no other music gives.
IL Madame Mantelli and her bunch
of over trained artists would devote
their attention to giving concerts
composed Of the old songs instead of
a miscellaneous melange comprised
Of arias and selections from Wagner
ian and other grand operas we be-
lieve there would be something do
ing at the box office on the occasion
Of her next visit to this city.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-30

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- c.iyed BY the secretary of the Otero frri-
cation District until ~ q clock D. June sisssi.
and thereupon Opened. for the construction of
a reservoir embAnkment at Clear creek. near
Ghsf-- county, Colorado.
Specifications, form of contract and PROPOSAL
blanks may h. obtained. and plans of the work
Inspected, at tn. office of tn. secretary. La
Junta. Colorado. aud at th. office of George u.
Anderson, consulting engineer, No. igi Eluita-
BILE building. Denver. Colorado.
Zach bid shall be accom- snied by a certified
check for one thousand dollar Isl .Osi. mad.
payable To the secretary OF the otero Irrigation
District, a guarantee that tn. bidder will.
within ten days Of acceptance. enter into eou-
tract and furnish acceptable boud in the
sum of tvents -nv. thousand dollars fs2j.Dsi for
the faithful Performance Of he work.
The right j. reserved to reject any or all bid
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
OTEKO IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
BY A. ID. BEsT. President.
GEO. I. kiLGORE- secretary.
ttrst publication May :. Esi
Last publication June 2 is-..
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-30

"a. A JrNTA l. a city ot 100 POP
-. ulAtlau and tue essGfsfy -Sat -
I !: =; ; i: :.:1;i j
saz@ mi.s- .saihss'I ,, q Dsass,' at :, :,
uile- north and east Of Trinidad. The santa
Fs Railr,sad COMPANY s1r-ud-d sassefss in isss
for t~ruan@ot construction .ors. consisting -
aaetins shop. stor-hous-. addition - round
koas~. foandr, zad extensive earshoI-- h- att
tne@ Is so4s feet, aud tho climate, taken the
year round. y unsurpas sd. Almost constant
sunshine chsrsctsriE-s the sint-r- and a hoily
elosdy dAJ Is a rarity La JuntA has all N.
astrot-blitan convenience needed by r1iy of
S.nD Population, including many miles OF
brlek sidewalks. perfect system OF =anitsry
s~verss-. electric light plant Which sup
tlie- xlldsy snd sll-nisht --rsies, water
vsnts owned b, the city, plant fof the manu-
fsetar. of artificial ice three rural fr~~ deliver,
routes FIRE department.. telephone y stem With
ION suhscrihers. free exchange With h"rsy
Ford. and loux distance connection With snJ
part of the state. school system spc-ll-d bJ
city In the state. employing tx-nts--@f-n
teachers In - ten ch Grct-s. hft~sn secret
and frat~rnAl orders, tvo banks, sso0O capital
sbd tI0.aG d-t--it. three ns~-pap~rs. oyer.
haoz~ Of 10 seating capacity. bries plant OF
3 0G daily capacity, manufacturing h~st quail
isy of sitrih-d brick -four mill of 20 harrsls
daily capacity. ttopiAn Cement biork Plant.
employing t~-n,y h.e msn canning factory
sseoad largest in the state In fact, La JuBta
T. at the best towns at it- sis< IN the state
Of Colorado.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-30

ALTHOUGH the opening of the cam
paign in Otero county is not far away.
there is very little doing in local
political circles. The only candidate
sprung thus far is one suggested by
the Denver Post in last Saturday S
issue. the writer evidently taking his
cue from local item recently pub
lishcd in the TRIBUNE: Earl Dun
kin. a La Junta baker. baked s2l
loaves of bread last Saturday. be-
sides making cakes. doughnuts. buns.
etc. There is talk of running him
for the legislature.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-30
nsties sos Hubiiestioa.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE AT
fCshLo- Colo. April =. iass-
NOTICE Is HEkEB1 GIVEN THAT The
~ follo~ins named s-ttler has filed MOTTO. Of
his intention to max. final pru-sf IN support Of
his claim, aud that said praof III h. made BE-
fore the clerk OF the distrie, court at La Junts.
Colorado. 90 June IL iss. viz: brainard " .
Ais~orth- H T. Ittsz. for the north half North
east quarter --etiou Is vest half northwest
quarter, section .. township "a south range
- west.
He nsnses the foilo~inx witnesses Ia prove
his continuous residence Upou and cultivation
OF aid land. six: john q Do-fds. Charles y.
Allen. Alfr~-f l. Br,-,ser. William II. cko~n.
all Of La Juntz. Colorado.
5. A. ABBEY, Register.
First publication. Nay :. iss.
Last pahli at ion. June d IssS
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-30

IS the class sermon al the La Junta
Theatre last Sunday evening. con-
cerning which We will have some
thing To say in our Saturdays issue.
Chancellor Buchtel referred in very
complimentary terms TO the schools
Of La Junta. declaring that outside
Of Denver they were equal to the
best in the state. In the light Of re-
cent events this must have sounded
like gentle reproof TO some Of his
hearers. The chancellor has a habit.
however. Of speaking right out in
meeting and saying things just Is he
thinks. Whether or not he was &C
quainted with local conditions we are
not prepared to say. but We do know
that il would not make q particle
Of difference To him whether he was
or not IL he was called upon for m
honest expression of opinion. The
chancellor says he has visited more
schools in the state Of Colorado than
any other man. and when he says
the schools of La Junta are among
the best in the state il means some
thing. Perhaps. after all. our schools
are not 50 bad as they have been
painted by some people.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-30
uNroRrrNArE1.Y this will not

UNFoRTUNATEI.Y this will not be a
very good year To effect a radical
change in political conditions in Col
orado. That they need remedying
seems to be a generally conceded
fact. but as the people of the state
are quite generally prosperous and
contented this year of grace they are
not blaming the government for any,
thing in particular, in fact they never
do except in times of misfortune.
The political gangsters and thugs,
corporation hirelings and yellow
newspapers are probably the only
ones that will take any interest in
the fall campaign in Colorado. un-
less the people change their system.
They have the power to inaugurate
a square deal policy in Colorado. if
they will only get together. Denver
is not the whole state of Colorado
any more Let the people of the
state get together and eliminate the
Denver political gangsters. both
Democrat and Republican. who it is
well known form combinations and
work the people of the state for all
there is in it. In fact. political con-
ditions in Denver are 50 putrid that
they poIlute the atmosphere of the
entire state. The smell thereof as
cends even unto heaven, and then
some, in quantities sufficient to make
m angel hold his nose. Not until
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-30

LOOKING east down Third street
Sunday and out over the usually
barren plain. our gaze rested upon
the remarkable sight of a big herd
of cattle grazing just this side Of the
stockyards. and they We're all busy
feeding. too. We have lived in La
Junta over nine years and this
is the first time We ever saw anything
of the kind. All stockmen say that
the range everywhere in this vicinity
is a continuous carpet of green and
the prospect for cattle is better than
IL has been for years.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-30

NEXT Sunday commencement week
will be inaugurated at the State Ag-
ricultural College. Fort Collins. The
commencement exercises take place
Thursday morning. and close with
an alumni banquet and ball in the
evening. Next year the powers that
b. may inaugurate a new regime in
La Junta. by closing with an alumni
banquet and ball. but there'll be
nothing doing in that line this year
of grace.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-30

their votes for tools of the big cor
porations and the Denver gangs. and
would therefore welcome the nomi-
nation Of Mr. Swink for governor.
But the corporations and the big
interests" of the state do not want
him unless it can be shown that he
will agree 10 be good and execute
the orders which their agents pro-
mulgate. And there's the rub
Rocky Ford Tribune. Democratic.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-30

Senator George Washington Swink
is beginning To show deep interest
in his boomlet for governor. which he
first regarded in the light Of joke.
There is danger that good agrieul-
turist would be spoiled to make a
pIaything for the political wirepul-
lers if Uncle George did secure a
nomination and election. Peabody
was a good country banker before
the political microbe got in his sys-
TEN. and now he Is useful only as a
horrible example of the ruin wrought
by politics. Lamar Sparks, Demo
cratic.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-30

CNIIap STATIC LAND OyVlcE Arl
PpEnLO. Cola. April n 1NR.

UNIIap srAIEs LAND OyvIcI At
PrEsLo, Colo. April =, is9.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y Myrtle A. jewell. Of Hish-s. Color ado, has
Aled notice of intention to make prs-,f On her
de-.rt-lsnd elai. Nc. q. for the vest half
south vest quarter. ~ection -: west half north
west quarter. --rtion -. township q south,
range - west. before the clerk of the district
court st La Junta. Colorado. ON Monday. the
nth day of june, ISaB.
she names the following witnesses To prove
the complete irrigation snd r-eismstion of said
land: Loretta Nelson, Dan N~i-er. John u
Nelson. all OF Nei~~r, Colorado. Pred n. Veil
qu~ttr. Of Hishe~, Colorado.
:. A ABBEY, Register.
First publication. Nay . 1906.
Last publication. june q. IAss
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-30
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eubitsstioa.
U~ITEp srsrE. LAND OyvIca
PuKsLo, CoLs,., April -. lNB. I

UNITED STATES LAND OryIca
PrEsLo. Coils, April -. lN6.
NOTICE Ii HEREBY GlvEN THAT
~ John g. J~~sll, tpf Hisb-~. Colorado, has
nlsd notice of intention to make proof On hi-
de-ert-land claim No. IA for the northwest
vest, before the clerk Of the district court AZ
Il Junta- Colossdo. IN Monday, the nth day
Of June. lNH.
He na.es the following Witnesses tn prove
the eonplets irrigation and recla lanafioo % said
land John y. Nel>on. Of Yeissr. Coiorsdo: I:
Hrsd n. Seliquesse, Of High. Colorado: Dan
Yei-er. Loretta Nelsoa. Of Neiser, Colorsdo.
b. 4. AB8EY. Register.
First publieation. nay =. lNB.
Last pu bl ieatiaa. June g. laR
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-30
S~,ah cuoerastovisi Comment.

There is a disposition among some
of the old-time politicians to poke
fun at the candidacy of G. W. Swink
for the governorship and regard it
as a joke. Ii is too early yet to
make any predictions. but it is safe
to say that Swink can muster enough
strength to give some of them a
mighty bad scare. and that is enough
to make the old-timers be civil and
respect the rural vote. Keep your
eye on the sugar beet candidate from
the liveliest valley in Colorado
Bessemer Indicator. Republican.