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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-30

THE butcher. Phone 1877. t
Mrs. Ida Hamilton is visiting
in Cordele.
Mrs. G. M. Hooker is very IL
with iretus.
DR.. Tom White took a trip &c
Broxton, yesterday.
Mr.. H. J. Adams returned to
Waycross, yesterday.
Mr.. C. Blystone and daughter
returned to Bushnell, yesterday
Mrs. J. Rhoades, of Wray
visited in Fitzgerald yesterday
Mrs. Rebecca Young. of Wray,
shopped in this city yesterday.
Prof. J. T. Saunders went 10
Ashton, Yesterday on business.
Mrs. Julia Jones, of Ashton,
visited friends in this city Satur.
day.
FOR SALE-Pure bred White
Wyandotte cockerels (Dustan
Strain) Phone 1862,
Mark Hogle visited with his
family, returning to Triton this
morning.
ITS no use praying for
three.foot stream when you have
only a one-inch pipe"
f. A. Bowen, of Abbeville,
passed thro on his way to Au-
brose, yesterday.
Mrs. N. Hitchcock received
news that her son Charlie Crum
in Chicago, is very low with
pneumonia.
Mrs. J. J. Spradley, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. |.
T. Stevens, returned to Pines
hurst today.
Mr.. Robert Saunders eldest
son of Prof. and Mrs. J. L. Saun.
ders, arrived yesterday after
noon coming from Texas.
Found; A ladies gold watch on
East Central Avenue today. The
owner can get watch by calling
at this Office or Mrs. S. a. Nc
Farren.
Miss Hattie White, of Osier-
field, took her departure Satur-
day for Tampa. Florida. where
she will spend the winter.
Mrs. l.. L. Horne, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Sandlin, of this city returned to
her home in Ocala, Florida, this
morning.
Master Teddy Myers and
Eddie Howell. came down from
Sparks, to spend Sunday with
their folks returning to school
this m orning.
Rev. A. F. Ellington, pastor of
the First Nj. E. church in this
city, received a photo of one of
the orphans in Phalera, India,
that was rescued from famine.
The M. E. Orohanage at that
place have 245 girls and 200 boys
that their missionaries have
gathered up and who are now
being clothed, fed and educated
and usually converted. These
children were literally starving
to death when rescued by the
missionaries.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-30
Lost, StraYed, or Stolen.

One blazed faced dark sorrel
horse. One black nose medium
size, one black mare mule medi-
um weight. Strayed from my
lot at Minnie Friday evening.
Any Information will be appreci
ated and rewarded.
r !. Kirkland.
Don't forget the Firem ems
entertain ment and oyster suppeI
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-30

We are out of the woods; pay
city prices for books at Oxfords
Book store.
Hon. J. A. ]. Henderson is in
the city today buying Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-30

Ben Hill County.
A spark ignited some trash
on the roof of the opera house al
a quarter to twelve this forenoon
The fire department was called
out and the boys went out thrc
the scuttle hole and threw off the
burning trash.
Sheet music, sweetest songs,
danceable pieces, five for one dol.
lar at Oxford's book store. ,
The W. r. C. aud G. A. r.
Post II are holding a birthday
dinner party at the residence OF
Lee Rollins today in honor of the
birthday of Mr.. Rollins and his
wife whose anniversaries occur
consecutively today and tomor'
row,
Skilled artists, prompt service,
at Grant Street B4rbor Shop
Harton G. Walker, Myers. If
The Fitzgerald Band, ten in
mum Der, in charge of w. w. Mar.
tin, as manager, took the A. B.
& A. 4:45 train for Broxton yes
terday, where they are engaged
| to play all week for the Broxton
Fair. They will DE joined by a
baritone from Cordele and cornet
and from bone from Douglas.
Sunday morning near nine
o'clock the roof of Judge David
Taylor's residence was discov.
cred to be on fire from a spark
that had fallen upon the dry
roof. Mr.. Fitzgerald, an A. B.
& A., man with he agility of
cat elm bed a pole in the absence
of ladder and soon extinguish-
ed the incipient fire which other
wise would have destroyed VAL
ia BILE property.
For quick leans on improved
farms, cheap rate of interest, see
B. J. Reid, f. O. &. r. B. Ry.
office. If.
Mr.. ]. w. Leath, proprietor of
the grocery store in the Davis
Block, on Central Avenue, while
attempting to board a moving
train on the the A. B. & A., yes
terday at Osier6eld, fell between
the platform and cars, the steps
scraping his head as the train
passed, causing a serious scalp
wound and injuriug one eye.
Mr.. Dull, ticket agent at Osier.
field, brought the injured man
home last night and Drs. Ware.
E. ]. Dorminey and E. A. Rus
sell took charge of the case at
the Office of DR.. Ware.
The Fireman's entertain ment
and oyster supper will come off
on next Wednesday pight-Hal-
loween night. Twenty-Five cents
admission will be charged, which
includes the supper and all the
| program. 1t
Mrs. Sarah Evans, president of
the Oregon State Federation of
Women's Clubs, has just been
appointed a special policeman by
Mayor Lane of Portland. She
is market inspector and her rolice
appointment is designed to facili-
ate her work as inspector. En-
trance has sometimes been refus-
ed her to premises when she had
reason to believe that spoiled
fruit or tainted meat was stored.
With the police badge she can
compel ad omission.
The Presbyterian Church
Ladies Exchange will open on
Nov. 3 with a display in the how
window of the Broadhurst Fur
niture store on Grant street and
z.a:..o ,..A.l f,,.AL1. ~1x.1a
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-30

Ladies of the Presbyterian
church will open an exchange
Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
in the window of the Johnson
Hardware Co. They will have
everything good for Sunday
dinner.
The patrons of the Arbor Place
school are requested to meet at
the school house Nov 18th at 3 p.
m. for the purpose of electlng
three trustees as required by
the recent law.
Fred Iveimeyer.
Vote For
FEB V. BARDEN
For
Clerk Superior Court,
Ben Hill County.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-10-30
RAILROAD GOSSIP

Master Harold Dickert son of
chief clerk to Supt. G. c. Smith
of the A. B. & A. is the latest re-
cruit in the composing room of
the Enterprise Office and therbv
become the devil" until a still
later one.
W. r. jarrett lately came in
from Athens and went out as
flagman with No. 10 on the
Thomasville branch yesterday
afternoon and returned n'No 46
Flagman S. E. Collins, on 60
and 81 from Montozuma carries
a scratched face and bruised
wrist caused by sudden stop
ping of the train and he fell of
the cab.
The Misses Kathleen and
Eleanor Norris, who have been
the guests of Agent Norris and
family for several days return
eq to Brunswick yesterday.
D. B. Nicholson, Of Rochelle,
spent Sunday with bis son, Ell.
sineer Nicholson 10 this city, IL.
turning home yesterday.
Mrs. G. L. Austin, of Macon,
who has been visiting her son F.
c. Austin in the A. B. & A. shops
took her departure yesterday
Tor Moultrie where she will vlsl
another son, Engineer J. l.
Austin.
And still the A. B. & A. clocl
is on a strike.
J. A. Tebeau, who served as
bill clerk in the A. B. & A.
freight depot, has resigned to
accept a position at Tennell witt
he Southern.
Mrs. S. E. Norris and daugh
ter, Miss Addie B. Norris, Of
Waycross we're house hunting il
Fitzgerald on Saturday and will
soon take up their abode in this
city. Miss Norris is stenogra'
cher for Master Mechanic Cam
eron of the A. B. & A. shops. All
of her male relatives are railroad
men.
The following officers and di
rectors of the A. B. & A. spent
Monday night in this city going
on to Brunswick this forenoon in
their private cars, the Bruins
wick" and the Atlantic" H.
M. Atkinson president; P. A.
Arkwright 1st vice prest., Geo.
Dole Wadley 2nd vice prest., and
general manager. Directors
Messrs Pine and son Percy
Pine and Russell and Supt. c. B.
Wilburn.
Conductor McCrary is off on
hunt and Conductor Wilcox Is
sub,ituting him on No 10, Thorn
asville road. Conductor Nc.
Crary met nine other railroad
men at Waycross where the,
we're furnished a special coach
by the boys of the Atlantic Coast
Line and started out for Fit
Myers, Fla, on this, their tenth
annual hunt. Tie other boys
are all green with envy and Coz.
ducter McCrary will be obliged
to divide the spoils on his return.
T. Larkin, machinist for the
A. B. & A. shops, has located in
this city coming from Waycross.
Mrs. J. w. Furlong, wife Of a
machinist in the A. B. & A. shops
took her departure for Gray's
mill this morning after a visit
with the family of engineer B. F.
Fur1ong OF this city.
Dan F. Brady, commercial
agent for the Georgia Central was
a visito rim the city yesterday.
The planning mill at the A. B.
& A., shops is a wonder in Itself.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-21
Sale Of School lSoas.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT !
~ Nill ell at publie auction. Ia the highest
rs-t-aa- ibls bidder on the LIT day OF May, lsr-
at o. m O'Clock. at tn. main entrsnc. 10 the
Court Hou-e in La JuDta. tolora'to. the follow
ins described lands. situated IA otero county,
Colorado, yikf
fart Of section, northwest quarter Of north
-ogth. ranse - west; minimum prie" per
serc. So. Part of section. northeast quarter
Of northwest quarter. iiot 81. section = town
ship = south range - west; minimum priee
Per aeFs. si5.s.
yAln. o, improvements on thi- land a. ar-
pssi-ed b. this department. ~ sslir
ownsr Of improvements. EliEa Mcdonnell.
sale application No. 1919.
No land Will b. sold At les than the mini
mum rrtee per acre, a. given abs'Nr III. par
Gels siii b. sold IN the above order. ani each
tract viii h. -ald described ahoSe-he the
same more or lss-.
Ia Lands -eilins tor $50 to $50, yer acre, 10
per cent. Of the purchase money on the day of
sale the balance ia eighteen -'iual annual pay
ments at per cent. f-r annum- Lands -eliins
at more than g. per acre and les than W. per
acre, ~ yer cent. cash ou the day of sale, the
balance IN fourteen equal annual payments at !.
per cent per aEnum. Lands -elling for 50 and
upwards. ~ per cent. cash, aud balance in !,
III the purchaser does no, own the improvements ;
he must pay for same at sale Purchs-er VIII
execute bond, provided in Section =. act
of July II. 1sS. Purchaser must be citizens OF
the United States, or persons who have declared
their Intention Of becoming such. Purchaser
AARk q. WOODRUFF.
REGISTER state Board of Land Commissioners.
First publication. April Z. 1885,
Last public alton. April -. liss.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-21
sAnsss City Sheep nsrsst-

There was a liberal supply Of sheep
last Wednesday. II .o00 head, says j.
A. Rickatr, our live stock cor
respondent. but the market is tend
ing upward and this large supply
sold readily at an advance of 10 10 10
cents over Monday. Five thousand
head are here today and the market
is active az another advance Of 10
cents. Lambs make up the bulk of
the supply. wooled stock still pre-
dominating. Colorado lambs sold
today at $500 10 sos principally. a
few lightweight lambs at S6.l5 TO
S5.35. Clipped lambs bring $40 10
s. go. clipped wethers and yearlings
SI.75 TO S5.2j. No wooled ewes and
wethers have been received this
week, but ewes would sell at $50
TO S5.75 and wethers and yearlings
at $50 to S6.2j. One or two bands
IF Texas grass shorn muttons have
been received. and although the
quality was inferior they sold at
$3.50. weighing around IS pounds.
The weather has been cool of late.
but should il become warmer, wool
ed stock will be Disseminated
against. as packers will be able to
handle clipped stock to better ad-
vantage in warmer weather. The
outlook is very promising for con-
tinued strong markets.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-21

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT l
~ al -~ii, al public auction. TO the hi he-f
r.--f-s14-sbl~ biidisr the l-f dap Of MAJ #,
lsssf- AZ o. clock, At the main entrance
the foflrt Hou-s. IA Ia 4unfa- folur.do,
III. folIo~in.s ds-rrit.d lsllsi-. situated ia
Brsro. county. talorasiss- VIZ
Parf Of -.etion- north half Of -ont hSe-f
qua rt.r aud ~oaithsa quarter Of southwest
4uart.r -s-rtiasn -. township = -1uth. range
= ss-t minimum price f-~r acre si-7st
Part Of -.-cfion. south hall Of northwest
quarter -.-etioi. -. TOW n-bip = -outh- range
5 ss~t minimum Isfir-- fssr acre $50
Naius of improvements on this land a. APP
praised 10 thi, department, -s.-a-t.
tfs usr 90 tFuprOy stnsufr- John g TRACEY.
~4ts aFsl.lsrstlou No gses
NJ iald y al be sslid AZ ies- than n. mini
mum prire isr acre a. gwen ahot.. lhs
each tract - ia ~ >old a. described above
H. be u..Br~ or ir---
1srm- Of payment shall 10 a. follows, viz
itu lanh- selina Tor statto - Gs.r asts- 10 per
cent of The purcha-. money un day of sale
the tsiiane. la eighteen squal annual pap
ua.nt- al Isr NJ yer auftitn- l-aiad~ ell
iug 81 more than - per acre and les that.
50 I-r acre, - I-r c-uf ca-h on th. dEy Of
- L.. the halanc. Ia fourteen equal nrnunl
pas utrHf- At E--r csnf isr auutitu- Land :
selling for ssA aud up~ ards ~ I-r cent cash
aud halauc.H ia seven equal annual pay meni-
usst - b.. improNsm.ufs- he must pay for
-aIns. At sale. Purchaser an execute bond,
provided Ia Section =. act of July II. l<1.
Purchaser must he citizens of the ni'ed
state. or fsr-ot- sha have DECLARED their
Intention of becoming such iurcha-er-
ruu.t BAY apprai-smsnf aud advertising fee-.
MARX O. WOODRUFF,
Register stat. Board of Land tosntni--iouer-
first publication, April Z. rs..
Last publication. April - I<ss
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-21

The postoffiee department has de-
eided that children going 10 and
from school shall not be allowed 10
get their parents mail, 80 don I
blame the postmaster if your chill
dren are refused the mail. The post
Office habit among children has be
come a nuisance both to the public
and postmaster. and the department
has done wisely in making this dis
cision. This has been one Of Post
master Dalton's greatest trials as
the children go To and from school
We hope that this will be observed
and not other means needed To en-
force this law.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-21
Sale OF School Lands

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Will eli - puhlic auction. 10 the hlEhr-t
rtsf-su-i be hidisr. on the 1t dag 81 May. i-.'-
az O. ul ociscs- At the malu ~utranrr - the
Court Hou-e 10 la Junta. Colorado. the follow
iusf de-rrit--i isud-, situated Ia ofero county
4 Colorado, viz
Parf - zs~tlon. northeast quarter 80 nnrth,
eat quarter sscttsn a. township - -outk-
rangr = W.-t minimum price pr acre. 81 90
Part Of srcttDu- northwest quarter OF northe@.i
quarter section 81 township = -ouih, rans- =
N-st minimum price pr acre 10 Fart %
-.-ction. -outhNe-t quarter Of northeast quarter
-s-etisn "a. township = south. range - Wet
~ iu mum urice Is-r acre sinos-
Vain. 81 improvements or this land a. ~
praised b. this d.partHent s,S'i
OAusf 81 improvements. W. y. Randall.
Sal. application No. 2t-1-
Naland will h. odd at less than the mini
mum price Der acre a. llr~n above The par
cel- Nill 10 -pid ia the above order and .ae h
tract vii be -old described aeoye-b- th-
sane more or less.
Gu lands selling for $50 to 800 rer acre. "
pr cent of the purchA-e mooney On The day 81
-ai. the balanr. IN eighteen equal annual lsy
ul.fts at Tl-f cent. pr aUuum. Lands selling
At more than - per acre aud le-s than 80 -
acre. ~ per cent. cash on the day Of sale tn.
balance in fourteen equal annual rayrn-ut- at
tsr cent pr anuunn. Lands selling Tor 50 and
ufywarsis ~ pr cent. ca-h. and balance ia :
equal annual pas ym-ui- At p~r cent interest
N the purchs-s.r dss.-s not osu the inprovcn-nis
execute bond. provided In Section =, act
nf July n. rsd. Purchaser must b. citizf.ns ~
the Inii.si State or p-r-pn- Who ha DECLARED
their intention o' becoming such. furehA-"r-
MARX q. WOODRUFF,
Register state Board % Land Commissioner.
Fir-t publication. April I, iss
Last publication. Apfil = 49,
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-21
Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RE
y r.ivsd on or before May >, 1875, Al z. m. At
the ofiics Of the secretary of School District
No. n, at the First >atioTal Bank, La Juuta.
{ Colorado. for the building of a Htgh School
buildiug according 10 th. plans and -p-.cihca'
tior- with said SECRETARY. BIDS must t- &C
com panied by a certified check. payable TO said
District af not les than three per cent Of each
md uhich check will h. forfeited To School
District No. u uTou the failure or refusal of
th. bidder. IL awarded the contract, to enter
iuto a contract and furnish a bond. both con.
tract and hsui to the satisfaction OF said
Sebcnl District The Srhool District reserves
the risht to reject any and all bids-
R0BT. W. PATTERSON,
Secretary.
First pnblication APRIL 10. isss.
Last publication April q 1ssh
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-21

The TRIBUNE has added three ad-
ditional scenes To the series of
souvenir postal cards. printed from
the cuts which We're used in our New
Years edition. They include the
view of the court house park sur
rounded by business blocks. scene
on Colorado avenue looking north.
and the Santa Fe shops and round
house. They are on sale at the
Palace Drug Store. Postoifice Book
store, La Junta Drug Company.
Coltman's and Potter's.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-21
Sale es School IsWss.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ will sell. at public auction, to the highest
responsible bidder. on the i-t day OF Nay, 1866
at : .. m. O'Clock. at the main entrance to the
Court Hou-e in La Junta. colorado. the follow
ing described lands. situated in Otero county.
Colorado. viz:
Part Of section. northeast quarter Of north
west quarter. section IL. township - south
range = west: minimum price per scre. ESQ.
section ?. township = south range - west {:
minimum price per acre so.
Value OF Improvements on this land as ap-
praised by this department. fs5.@-
Owner Of Improvements. Charles E Iurvey.
sale application No. as1-
No land will be sold At less than the mini
mum price per acre. as given above The par
trnet will Be sold as described above-be the
sane more or less.
Terms Of payment -ha1l Be as follO~r. viz
On lands selling tor $40 to sss-oD per acre 10
xer cent. OF the purchase money on the day OF
saIe. the balance in eighteen equal ann1st ray
n<ots 1T per cent per annum- Lands seuinG
q oose than - per acre and less than eS per
bolnnce in foarteen equal annual payDeats st
pep cent. per annun. Lands selling for Ss5 and
upgerds. - per cent cash and baianee IN :
equal annual PAYMENTS st psr ceas- interest
HtAe purehaser does nos own the eiapeoseDs1ss
- U1ss pay fns saDe st sale. pufehaser wi11
e1geeee euod: .. pcyvided in eeessos =. 81
tlsfs inssseisa q 6sss9iae SD fsseAassrs
- - 'ss'.i''1fsf I. .tjsSisSsss6see6fs1:
Dmfnof 9so1s DnN1 - 1qA Cunnissfanss..
- 6slEssSin, xSsdS -
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-21
Hosies fos Public iestion-Ti~esr OF
Stone CiSim-

U~IrED -TArE- Land OFyIsE At
PrEsLs. toto. February : $50 (
NOTICE l. HEhEbN GIVEN Thai IN
~ con plianc- With the pr~yi-loEs ~ tn act
II Gon.fr.--s q June i-ss. sutitlei An zrt for
ale of tim t--r iansf- ia ~. sraiss - altoona
ur..anr. N~safs- aud Ma-hins;aa T.rrifory.
a. ~st~n.-i d al Puhlie Land state - art q
Au.fB-t . Isle- John NJ Melissa II iet--r
rfsfutF - Las Anlfuar. -taf. of tglssrssiu. has
ttl. day risi iu this office his szorn statement
10 ~. for the Isarcha=s - th- -ssth half
.rnrthzs-t quarter north half southwest quar-
t.r ~ -.etIsifl No. x In township No = rauza-
No a ve-t aud Uiu offer rft-af Ia -hnW that
an. land -n1stf H. valuable fnr a. tiu- t-r
80 -t1iir than fsr aErcultural purr.s-ss- aud To-
s--rshii-h bis clair - Land before tts Cirrs
- NJ district cssurt at Ia Juufa- tulOrafio uI
M.-lliay. n. irh day 20 Nay. rss
H~ name a. @ifHre-ss-5 itta O. dsNsllr 0f
Nsi--f Iolornsius b nj \. N~llIuetfr. - A-.=-r
Colaratia. kntarii1 Eharras - HiEt-#, Colo
radio; " " kilE of Hizf-e. folurasin-
Any sua al I-r-ua- clalnall< adversely Tho
aiI.lgI~ ais-rrit-d lan.is are rvIuf-stet g. rlH
ft..ir ela.rii- iu thi- office ur before aid itA
:. 4. ABBEY. Resi-trr
Flr-t uuhiicatiun. February =, lis.i-
La-t rutlicatioa. NAY =, ts-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-21

E>IkTE or CHAkLE> n fOI Nj s-ee@---d-
Z IN. uzle-r-l-s1-d- t4stay t-<z .pE-slutsd
s5fu-f-atsir af tt- estate VI hsrl~s d loGE-
- ~ th- city sad eozniy of I~ns.r the
st. q gasra16- dsc-s I'D L-r.tf .s1s-- ns.tle-
tkaE he ~lH 4Ft-sr before the tooufy t9est
- s,=~rss Gazafy- Al the fogrf Eo1-~ - Ia
JJslsfa. "a -aid CssSsty, Monday t1s - dzy
- April A u. rssi. at the t5ur of 10 c-dck a
m ~ -aid day at .hich time all f--r-.aas- h4FtEs
ci.t-u. a.aial-f szid estate Bofifec and ~
si.s--f-i aft-sd for the purp-s-- 81 haFius tte
sans- adluzt.-t- All r~r-o1. itS-hted - -atd
tat. A.. rs-sGzs-st.d - make IDue-1iaf. PAP
meat T. tn. UNDER -lssf-
I,at-.f a. L. JgEt4. CoIorsso- this - ezy %
x PHILLIPS
Administrator of the estate q; hzr!e- n ieanx
Dsu-a-~c-
Fir-s uhlieatIan- March q. iss.
L.-t Publication April a fssa
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-21
UNITED sr,Tr- LAMP orrIs

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
PUEBLO. CoLo.. March. IL. lss
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT The
~ fplIo~ing-narnei settler has flied notice Of
hi intention To com mute to cash entry and
make final proof in SUPPORT of his claim. and
and that aid proof viii be made before the
clerk ~ the district court at Trinidad. Colo
RADIO. on May !. 1905, via Juan jose Macs, II. E.
1851 for the south half southeast quarter
-ectiou s. township n south. lot I: southeast
quarter northeast quarter. section = township
II south. ransr - west
II. names the following witnesses to prove
his coutinuou- residence ut-,u and cultivation
Of said land. viz: Ahilino Garcia. popaciano
Gsurule Julio Mae. Francisco Macs, all Of Troy.
5. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication, March Il lss.
Last publication. April .. 1855
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-21
NAV About
Town

II is told that a woman on a windy
day had hard work keeping her hat
on her head, and used both hands to
hold on. letting her skirts fly. Mad
am. said a man of honor. your
skirts are above your knees Il
don't care If they are" said the
woman. keeping both hands on her
hat" I've had those legs forty
years and the wind has never blown
them away yet, but just bought
this hat for Sis and don't intend to
lose il"
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-21

A child Is born in the neighbor-
hood, the attending physician gets
SO. The editor gives the loud
mouthed youngster and happy par
ents send-off and gets so. When
IL il christened the minister gets so,
the editor gets 800. IL grows up and
marries. The editor publishes an
other long-winded article. and tells
a dozen lies about the beautiful
and accomplished bride" The minis
ter gets $40 and a piece Of cake and
the editor gets 5000. In the course
Of time il dies. The doctor gets from
S25 to sl00. the undertaken gets
from $50 to 800, the editor publish
Is notice of the death and an obit-
uary two columns long. lodge and
society resolutions. a lot of poetry
and free card Of thanks. and gets
10000. No wonder so many editors
get rich.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-21
Sealed Bids Tor Coal.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEAL.
~ e,i bids will - received by th. undersigned
until J. o'clock. noon May i'', Tor contract
coal for the Natsr plant and city hall, for the
ensuing year; bids to sp-cify the Kind, quality ]
and prire p.r too. delivered to aid City, and
each hd to b. accom- panied by a certified check
of 500 The contractor viii h. required 10 siSs
h.lud ia the sum of sa.tsu for the faithful per
fprrraftr. of contract The city council re-
-.rv.. the right to r-i-ct any or al bid-.
: " BROWN, City Clerk.
La Junia Colo. April -, i'sA
Fir-t publication April p, i-..
Last publication May :, i-s-