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The bee., 1906-03-15
HEcLA sEws-coLoRED

Mesdames Rena Montgomery
Emma Young of Barnsley spent one
day last week with Mrs. Estella
Quarles.
Mrs Nettie Townsel of Madison
vile was out last Saturday visiting
among her many friends.
Miss Sadie InglIn did not teach
any last week on account Of a very
sore throat but is improving at this
time.
jessie Hamilton is up walking
around at present.
Uncle Tom Davis does not seem
to improve any.
Mrs. jamie Shaw of darlington
was in Hecla this week talking on
getting up the l.. p, l.. again.
Samuel Givens of Madisonville
and Smith Bryants wife eloped to
st. Louis one night last week Givens
leaves a wife and three children
Mrs Bryant leaves five children aid
husband behind to mourn their loss.
Miss Birdie Jefferson of Hopkins
vile is here visiting Mrs. Annie
Burres.
Rev. White and son have moved
to Madisonville.
Rev. Reed Allen preached for Rev
j. q. Duglas last Sunday.
The bee., 1906-03-15
NEGROES RULED OUT.
No Salsried Places for Them in Miners
Union.

A lively wrangle came up in
the convention of union miners
at Louisville last week and this
over the exclusion of negro men,
bers from salaried officers in the
organization. w. j. Campbell,
the negro who was national board
member, was superseded by O..
w. Wells of Central City, who
has been president of district 23
until this convention elected
Kit Barnaby as his successor.
w. j. Camybell precipitated a
"race war" among the delegates.
He claimed the negroes con
stituted one-third of the union
membership in the district and
should have some Office with
The bee., 1906-03-15
COLORED NEWS
Continued from Sth page. )

N~cHoAHtN AAOi'i C'ii P"SS'
Robinson last week.
Miss Sudie Thompson went to
Barnsley Sunday on business.
Don't forget to attend the Chris
tian Endeavor at the A. M. T..
Church every Sunday afternoon.
Warren Porter and Lewis Clemons
went to Madisonville Friday.
Be sure to attend the Concert
given at the Hall Saturday night,
by Mrs. Anna Bradley for the bene-
fit of the Darlington A. M. K.
Church.
The bee., 1906-03-15

The L. & N. will, on April Is,
place in service two daily pass
enger trains between Knoxville
and st. Louis, via Louisville and
the Henderson Route.
The bee., 1906-03-15
Eight Large Mines.

and produces about one-sixth of all the coal mined
in all Kentucky.
The bee., 1906-03-15
Best Coal for Steam
and Domestic Purposes.

ST. Bernard No. Coal has come to be recognized,
through years of satisfactory use, the standard
grade both for steam and domestic purposes, in
the large territory reached by our products. An
other point In favor of our coal is the fact that
have established an unimpeachable record for
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24
IL Jsnts Miners Abroad.

John Lamotte of Baltimore. has
been in the district the past week
looking over the ground of the
Maryland. Milling and Mining Com
pany. of which he is treasurer. The
company owns four claims near
Howell's ranch. about eleven miles
northeast of town. Contracts have
been let for sinking two shafts and
running a drift. Several strong.
well defined veins cropon the claims
One is six-foot vein of tale. trace
able about 800 feet and assayine
&1.6O on the surface. Another vein
is thirty-five feet wide Of bromo sill
yer ore. The walls are Rhyolite-
Frank w. Bennett is in charge of
the work. Mr.. LAmotfe spent nine
days examining the property and Is
mzsch pleaeei with the showing. and
wcrk will be actively pushed On the
BIG ledges -BullfrogtNev.) Miner.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24
Not,ee Of Sale uoeer Seeeisi
ecvtioN-

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ under AMI ty virtue Of special Execu-
tion issued out of the District Court 20 Or@ro
teunty. Colorado. dated 90 the 9Th daf Of
March- A. II. isss- in favor Of Lydia tsarsfner.
plaintiff. and AGAINST p. n. King. defendant,
whereby an essr sasi-d to nnake the sun 81
Fourteen Hundred and Eighty nine Dollars and
Thirty four Cents si.sss.s. Judgment. snd the
further sum of Forty--iS Dsella-S and twenty
tkr-e Cents lsss-55l ct<t~. ! have levied a,-sn
snd VIII -rpo-e FOR sale 10 the highest bidder
for cash on
MONDAY. MARCH y. A. d res,
AZ a cls-rk D the <tark NS-1- in La
Jnnta- orero County Colorssio. the following
proTrr-y- to-uir-
Tkree hay mares. branded PIX iest sbould~r;
one sorr~i MARI BRANDED PA left sboulcfer oa>
scrr~l mare branded Y: one gray mare. coe
all BRANDED PA i~fr ss.Baiie-: fssssr anhrsoArd
colts one rs-i and white sr-sssed cov. years
Gov. . years old, and red wkire-ssc--i scr
calf. one r--f nssfsl>efsc~d CIV. y-ar~ cd. and
r-r ~hit~f2c-d h>if~- calf. one rcd whit>-f fsr~d
yesrllnx heif>r= csss r-d steer years old -
rosn steer resr- odd. too r-d- vhice-fscea-
year Old 
>-s- en> year Old ard one yenr
odd hsrA r-d- white eank- ani wkif< On rslnp:
Que rcd year old rkir>-fs~es -te-r: ra> Uefp-
ford <s--r- years CID an BRANDED PK 90 IN
side. all said csrrle ea-nark~f o~~-hif 20 the
night and too una~re;ss es the l>fs-
Said sale h>inx ns3> nnr1~r . special eneka-
>ioa % satisfy said d-he snd ep-t=-
GDO BARR sA>rsR--
- e. D. STHu sRD. Cnde<ssef71-
first p1Afscafsca- HoFxA ~ -
kass Ds1iieoeisa- Uar<A - -
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24

Now for the vernal equinox.

Now for the vernal equinox
Henry Teele Is taking course Of
mineral baths in Pueblo.
Miss Lizzie Rigdon has returned
from a visit in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Parish is in town closing a
deal for the sale of her property.
Fowler property moves often Of late.
Rev. c. G. Bisbee and wife. Of Ar
lington. Neb-. are visiting their
daughter, Mrs 4. y. Moody
Everett Halls many friends here
sympathise with him and his wife in
the loss Of an infant son Their home
is at Rocky Ford.
A little stir over the spring cleo
tion, or rather the caucus As the
FIRST did not quite suit the minority
a second was called and a different
ticket named. No one seems 10
know what the issue Is. Seems 10 be
an instance where the independent
American crops 10 the surface. No
feeling other than good nature is
apparent
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24

A prominent dramatic critic. re
viewing the successes and failures
Of this season. in a late number
Of a popular magazine. makes the
following statement: 1T Is not the
manager who changes his play each
year that makes the money. The
successful manager is the one who
takes one play. sticks to il. endeav-
ors TO build it up. and each year Of
fers it to the public in better shape
than before. +"
This was Raymond's idea eleven
years ago when he first introduced
The Missouri Girl" Each year the
play has been improved and twice
rewritten. and now Mr.. Raymond
has the satisfaction of knowing that
be has one of the best money-mak-
ing attractions on the road. and the
Greatest Domestic Comedy Of the
Age" One performance Of The
Missouri Girl will be given at the
La Junta Theatre. Monday. March
26th.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24

ESTATE OF CHARLES H. OrN6- deceased.
~ The 1zd-rsixoea. having h-ea appointed
.dn1Et-trstor of The estate Of Charles n louns
late a.; the city and esaHty of Dsnser. IN the
state OF tolOr ado c~c~z --d- krzsty <ss.-- uotie>
u ct-ro to1aty. the Court Hoo-- IN La
JuEtz- IN s~ld coaB;y- ga Monday. the =si day
of April A. d. iAk- Al tt.- boar Of 10 a els-rA a.
Of aid day at ~hlrh tins- al t--r-1t-- hastn-
claims against said estate Eati1-d and ~
ga@-t-d "a stt-sd for tt- JAerT-D-@ Of having the
same sdsc-fsi- AL I@r-z-ns IEd-ttei To aid
estate are requested - a.Ak. iaamsiisre pay
meat to the nT.si.rsigE@d-
Dated at La JEGtA- GalsrAzso. TIL. - DAP II
March 4 ID Ess-
K PHILLIPS
Administrator Of the estate of Ch@riss II. Young.
D--c-a-.St-
First Publication March -. I.ss
Lat Publication April Il EsS
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24
seties es e,iiee ~ pssisis~.

NOTICE OF FILING oF PETITION TO
~ hsve lands iDciuassi in the otero lrrixz-
tion District.
To aII PEs-o<. fSr1sK-rKps
=, >atise . he,.ey gwen that Jnhn ~ Bruns.
Adams have ele-t their prrition With tn. Board
Of Directors q The Otero Irrixstion District.
praying that the following described lanus b~
Included ia The Ot--o frrixstion District To-
Wit The southwest quarter of the southeast
qasr'er. -estion ? to.s~hip :. -ogth. r.n<e :,
the ~-~; half ~ northeast quarter and north
east quarter Of northeast quarter. --cfion :.
and above the Cstlin Canal and east % and
h-lox the Otero Canal. owned by Wm. y.
Lowe AZ that part of The ..uthesst anarte.
lvinx west % snd above the Cstiin Canal and
,. X. Lowe. all that part of the west half %
southwest quarter and southwest quarter ot
northwest quarter Of --etion X. to~nship -
the Csflin Canal Owned BY n ". Potter. the
-oufhv-st quarter of northeast quarter snd
quarfer cf --etioo "a. township = -outh- rzn<.
= vest lyinx scafh and east q asd h-lo~ the
os.ro sansl s c.n.,i p A. I, ksllesr: AL th..
aeart~r of section ). township a -oush. range
:. v.~t- lying hetve-n the Ossro and Cstlin
southwest au.rs>r. sertkv~~ yaarser of said
se~tion 20 nah- - acr-~ in all o~n~i by p.
the Dorfh kan es The ssashes-t qasrfer q
scesion II township = -oush; r.n<e ;. vest
lying h-sy-ea The Casiin and oserc Canals
Notice Is h-r-by siven % an p-r~ons interest
ID 20 sps>ar ss ,k> eds-e q tke sid B-sr1 81
q the sasd nssrd of Dsr-ess-S re
TUEsDAy- rHE n DAY or APRIL A. d. fsw.
Ard sbo~ es.-e- in ~risine. il say you have
~hx II. -eid p.fitssn ~A.susd sse - ersns~d-
pan-d "a Il xunsa Ce1crsdos this s<A day cf
IsssII GID. A. KILsoRE-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24
A,hsnsss Valley seos,s, Abroad.

John Van Horn of Rocky Ford who
was raised in Knox County, Mo-.
says that the Arkansas Valley Is by
far the most important part Of Colo
raio. Melons and sugar beets
made il famous" said Mr.. Van Horn
The railroad company and express
companies get from that section
more money for freight and express
charges on out going shipments
than from any other part Of the
state. These freight bills run up to
almost sl,0o0,0oO annually. The
farmers are getting rich there rails
ing melons and sugar beets. The
land values have reached very
high point. but still they are going
higher. Farmers have been paying
for their land right along every few
years by raising these two products.
New sugar factories are going up
and the acreage is on the increase in
sugar beet raising. Besides these
two great features which bring in
81 much money. we are located in
one Of the best sheep feeding dis
tricts in the whole west. Kansas
City Journal.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24
Shssiws Sale.

Ry VIRTUE or FINAL DECREE
- made and entered of record on the 18th
day Of February, A. u. Iss- ia and by the Dis
trirf Court 81 the second Judieial District of
the State Of Colorado. in aud for III. tity and
Colnts Of D-nyer. in an action In -sid court
pending wherein the ". ". Por.s- Investment
COMPANY. a corporation /. plaintiff. and Orren
G-mmiu Mona G~mmill. =. y. Dsnshue. AAs-
xie NsuBder and James u. Asund-r are de
fend2nt-. in favor Of said plaintiff and against
aid defendants, fofeclo-inx . mortgage in -sid
costs 81 laid scfios,. IN sde by the clerk 81 said
court. and to said decree attached wherein and
whereby am CON snd~sf to enI-p-e to sale at
public auction. the Lands and premises herein
after de~crib-d. and Of "a VI lands and premises
to csu-~ Ia h- made the sum 81 too thousand.
thr~e hundred fry nine dollar and twenty
eight cents a. xe -, tosr~ther with the further
of fourteen dollars lat0Di. the co~t- of
suit aud interest thereon fron February ".
iss. aud expenses Of sale herein;
Notice j. hereby given that on saturday. the
ssth day of March. A. ID. rssS at the hour 81 ten
o'elscs a m 81 that day. at the south door of
the connty courf boa-~ IN the County of orrro.
and state 81 Colorado. ] will expose To sale for
the parr-,-e aforesaid. and will ell at public
snctiors all the fallo~isx described Lands and
pr~mi-rS. situate in the toaDty 81 Otero and
>tste af toiorsdo. to-~us
The southeast quarter of section sis tsl. in
township t~enty-f"ar ga s.'ath ~ rsns- nifty
-four 81 west rnnch thereof a. may he
necessary. tn the hixte<, ami be-, bidder. or
bidders. for cash. Tor the purJ-,-e of making
"a vi amounts. With interest and costs Aforesaid.
GEORGE BARR.
sheriff of Otero County. Colorado.
First Qualification. March 4. Isss
Last publiestioa. March "a. fs1
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24
uoties fos ~ ublieStioa.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE At /
PUEsLo. Colo February -, 1sas.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ follo~ins named settler has hl-d notice of
his intention Ia make final pruof in support Of
his claim and that ssii proof Will b. made b.
fore the clerk of the district court at La Junts.
rolorad on April y. tAsi. viz; Santiago Aa--
csrsDe>- ". y. ip.sss. for the southwest quar-
ter northeast quarter; -s,uth half north west
quarter: Northeast quarter northwest quar-
ter. section Il. township q south. range S5
west.
He nsm~s the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence ut-,n and GUILTY. At ion
OF said land. vixs ThomA- Tate, clem sslszsr,
Ds,minxo Jone-. PhiliomeDo Martinez. all 81
N Hisb~~. Colorsdo.
:. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. February - iSs.
Last pu hi catioD. April 4. lsss.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24
Notice Tor 1uoiiestion.

USITKB STATES LAND ofFIcr
PUEsLo, CoLo., March. u. fss
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVES THAT ThE
~ following .nAmssi -.'ti.r has tiled notice oi
hi. int.utis isu to commute to cash .ntry and
make final pra-it In support of his claim and
and that -aid prcof wil 10 made t-fore The
elrrs of the district cuurt at Trinidad, Colo
raio, un May I. tsssi, VIA Juan Ju-e Ma.-, III. y.
Itsu. Tor the south half southeast quarts r.
section -. toSn.hip ~ -,uth. lot -nuthes-t
quarter northeast quarter. section :, township
81 south. ranx- - ~r-',
He name the following witnesses to prove
his continuous re-idsuc- uIpu and cultivation
Of aid land. viz. Ahilino Garcia. IsousclsBo
Gar,ll. julio As.-. frsuci-oo Mac, all Of Troy +.
Colorado.
So ABBEY. Register.
First publication. March u. Iss.
Last publication. April ., toi
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24
Womsn's cisb-

The La Junta Woman's Club met
on March 18th at the home of Mrs.
Sebree. News items were given
and discussed by the club.
Mrs. Phillips told the story of the
play Antony and Cleopatra. read
sketches from the play and gave the
historical connections.
Mrs. Ewing read an interesting
paper on Domestic Life in Egypt" ="
Club adjourned to meet March
I'd with Mrs Whittinghill
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24
Bieghsrr 0,others.

The Bingham Brothers will begin
evangelistie services in the Baptist
church on the evening Of April I'd.
one week from next Monday. These
are fine singers and preachers. and
come from a sterling family. Pas
Davis invites the confidence Of
the community in them knowing
them to be in all respects trust
worthy.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24
notice fov ~ olicStion.

UNITED >rkrE- LAND OFFIrE At
PUEsLo. Colo February "a Isssi
NOTIGE i, HERERi GIVEN THAT THE
~ folio~ in-; uam-d -stfler ts- flsd notice Of
he intention Ia make fBal pss-sf Ia -HpI-,rt of
MS claim, aud that -sid prs-of ~ill l.. mad. be-
fnre the eisrk 81 the district c,ari al La Junts.
Colorado. April :. Iss. VIZ. Cr~ncio Ma
ctr-nas. II. T. iAsis. for the Borthes-t quarter
southwest quarter; vest half ~ouit-a-t quar-
He names III. following Witne--ss to prove
hi coutinuou- residence nt-lu and cultitati
81 said lsud. viz: Thomas Tate, Glen salsxsr.
ppniEzo you.-. Phillemeuo Martinez, all OF
Hist--. Colo
:. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. February =. rS.
Last publication. April g. tsssi
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24
Notice Tor Public estioo-1imses .,
Stone CIsiv.

T~ITED STATES LAND oFFIcE ara
PuEHLn foLo-. February = iiss I
NOTICE l. hEkEhN GIVEN THAT IN
~ compliance with the provisions 20 the act
of tonEr--~ 81 June H.. entitled An act Tor
sale of timber lands in the state ~ California.
orss.n. Nevada. and Ms-hinaton Terriiory.
a. srtenesi to ali Public Land state ~ act of
August q 1s.. John " N-l-ssn. of leis~s
essunty of Las AntmA-- -tsfe of Goiofafisl. has
this day rlesf in this ot,ice his sworn statement
No. III. for the purchs-~ - the -outh half
northwest quarter. north half southwest quar-
ter of section No x. In township No =. range
No, = west. and will offer pru-sf to -hev that
the land -pneht l. more valuable for it, timber
stone than Cor sxricultarsl purt-s-.~. and to
establish ki- claim To -aid land before the clerk
81 the district court at Ia Iunts. Colorado on
Monday. the sth dsy of May, fssA
He name- : ~itnss~s-. JOHN g. Jewell. OF
Nei-er. Colorado; rcd y. Nsliqu~tte Of Y-f-~r
tolorsdos Aufauio Ebsrra. of Hixh.e. Colo
rsdo; " W. kine. ~ HiTb~s. Colorado.
Any and ali E@rsons claiming adversely the
above dsscrih-i lands are requested to file
their claims in this nfisc- before aid sth
dsy Of May. Iss-
:. A ABBEY. REGISTER.
First pahiicstiorl- February =. 1sss.
Last qualifications. NAY ?. fss-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24

To have snatched a lamb from the
jaws of wolf is deed of which TO
be proud; To have thrown rope TO a
drowning mai Is an act To make glad
the heart; to have found lost child
and to have brought him back TO
his home is something TO make glad
memories for old age; but to have
rescued betrayed girl and helped
her back TO decent womanhood par
axes Of all three acts of benencienee.
She Is a lamb in the jaws Of the
wolf, she is wellnigh sinking into
the depths, she is lost child stray
ing away from the fathers house,
t lat girl Perhaps she has grown up
without proper training; perhaps
her mother had the club and
lodge disease when her time and
strength were needed for her family
perhaps she has no mother, She Is
so young. so pitifully young, to have
a dreadful tragedy come upon her.
Surely she is more sinned against
than shining. Or, take the case OF
that other girl. older, perhaps. but
alone in the world earning her bread
by toll Of hand or brain. She is
n y. Her woman's nature
H.. "a of affection, but she
Is ignorant : the snares set for her
unwary feet and when the counter
felt Of love is offered her she does not
know il from the real. She loves
with all the strength Of her woman
~ life: To her this man with his hon
led propositions is the embodiment
of truth and fidelity: she trusts him
utterly and is ruined. betrayed. de-
serted. east aside like broken toy.
Whittier shall she go, Where lay
her weary head or hide her sick
heartg There is often but one place
where there is welcome for such as
she and that is the house of shame.
She shrinks with horror from the
thought Of leading such life. but
what can she do?
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union has answered that ques-
ton for many a poor child. Twenty
years ago they opened the Cottage
Home; a refuge for depraved girls
and not for the women of the street.
Good and commendable as is the
work for the depressed woman il is
not our work. Only those who for
the first time have stepped aside are
admitted. There these unfortunate
girls are most tenderly cared for
and helped in every way to decent
womanhood. One chance for re-
form is given them. That nine out
of ten take that chance and become
good women is the best excuse for
the existence Of the Cottage Home.
Mrs. ID. NJ. HAYES
Mrs. Hayes. state superintendent
Of Rescue Work for the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union. will
give her lecture. Save the Girls"
in the Methodist church Sunday af-
ternoon at 3:3O O'Clock. All are cord
tally invited. Collection.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24

UNITED -rArE- LAND OFFIcU At I
PUEBLO, CoLo March a.. lSss
ItNEN Tnk

UNITED SrArE- LAND OFFiTU At
PUEBLO. Colo. March ~, liss
NOTICE y HEREBY GIVEN THAI THE
~ following settler has hl-d notic- 81
his intsntion to make final pro.f in supl-srf
of hi clam, and that aid prof Will b. nsde
t-fore the clerk ofths county court at Trinidad.
Colorsd.. on NAY :. fss. win Cecilio B-nss sder.
~ y. 1850 for the east half north west quarter.
northeast quarter southwest quarter. north ~e-t
quarter southeast quarter. section ~. township
- south. range - ~e<t
He name- the follo~ing witnesses to prove
his continuous residence uI-pn and cultlNa ation
Colorado. = frederick tordosa. Of Nel=er, Colo
RADIO; Alfonso B.ns visiex. of Ho-hns. t.lor ado
ThoTnas O'>eil Of kstou- New Mesico.
:. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. Nsrrh y. isss.
Last pabltcGtlun. April - iss-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24
Assiie.,is. to l.... Stat. i.ns.,
oFFIoE oF STATE B0AED
uF Lz~u Taaaf--IoNfF-

DFfIFE 90 >uATE BoAED
uF LssD IosaI-eIoNKE-
DENxEE- GCLo.. March 10. isoi.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GikEN THAT
~ The frstri- attic tom Tany. Ato-- post
Office 4tfr--s l. Hi.t- Gssisi-. March isss.
made application No --.- 10 fh@ state bsRs ri
- Land Commissioners 10 l-z-- the fnlioNIn.;
described -cis-3 Lands situate ia Las
Aniulz- essuufy Galaraia- ts-Wifs
AL except the northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of ssct.as s township :,
-ssufh- range - wet
No efh@- application 10 l@s-e the above de
=crit-d rr~ml-e- ~ obs-ctiftn- against the
ah-ps- Application Nin b. considered after
April n. hss.
MARX q. WOODRUFF.
Register STATE B.szrd Land Comm -iosl-rS
First qualification. March ~. fsss
last publ icstlon. April a. Isssi
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24
AesIessie~ - lssss Sssss tssss.

OFFICE op rnE SrArN BoAED
LAND tossI--ro>Ek-.
DE>yEk- Colo. March 10, i,ss.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ The Prairie Cattle COMPANY. whose
t-sstosflce address /. Hixh--. colorado. on
March 4. issi made application No. ..as
to the stat. Board Of Land Commissioners to
lease the followins de-crib.i school Lands
situate Ia Ot~ro County, Colorado. to~it
West half 81 -ection ~. township q south.
range - west.
Al of section -. township - south, range "a
west.
No other application to lease the above
described premises or objection sgsinst the
above application will b. considered after
MARK q. WOODRUFF.
Register state B..srd Land couimi- --ioDer--
First publication March n. I.ssl
Last Qualification April 4 Iss.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24
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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24
Spring millinery.

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complete line Of hats in all the late
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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24

The Mothers Meeting in connec-
ton with the W. c. T. u. will be
held in the library room. Columbian
school building. on Tuesday. March
9th. at three o'clock. The subject
Of the meeting is Mercy" with the
following program:
Hymn
Devotional Exercises. Mrs. Savage
Kindness to Strangers Within
Our Gates" ....... Mrs. Bradley
Kindness To Animals" .........
................. Mrs. Stanton
shall We Save the Birds .....
...-...........-...... Miss Hill
Discussion.
Bands Of Mercy" among child
ren are very common in the eastern
states. and Colorado has done some
ting in this line. There are proba-
bly, two million members in the Unit
ed States. Humane Education
strikes directly at the roots of wars.
riots. and every form Of cruelty.
The pledge. Il will try to be kind
to all living creatures. and will try
to protect them from cruel usage" ="
would be a good motto for boys and
girls. Everyone is cordially invited
to b. present and - encourage this
work.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-24

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