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surance declared. in its report. that
publicity had done much to rid the
country of fake and wildcat COM
panies. An appeal has been made to
the Postfhaster-Gener to deny the
use OF the mails to these companies.
which had been beneficial in wedding
out fraud. TT rests with the COM
missioners." says the report. ITO ap-
peal to legislatures for revocation
of charters. denying the right of re-
newal when records are not straight"
The committee said that the trail
must be followed more closely, that
the public should be warned. and
that 1t should appeal to the courts
for an adjustment of losses. 1t ex-
pressed the hope moreover, that the
dormant concerns OF this character
might be crushed and killed.
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! Mr.. w. G. Dowd, editor and general
manager of the Charlotte en- C.) News.
was IN the city Yesterday.
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| Heard and Seen
Public Places

State Insurance Commissioner A. +.
Vorys. of Ohio. who is at the Jeffer-
son attending the National Convention
of Insurance Commissioners. and who
is the manager of the Taft presidential
boom. was asked last night concern
Ing the situation, and he declared that
IL the convention of Insurance Commits
sioners We're authorized to make the
nomination Judge Taft would win in
a walk. Mr.. Vorys is looked upon as
one Of the leading lawyers OF his State
and is prominently mentioned as the
next nominee OF his party for Cover
nor.
One hears a good deal OF political
talk among the commissioners, as they
are all public men and interested In
the public affairs OF their respective
he vorTa a nKsmp ons hears h addon
sioner Folk OF Tennessee, mentioned
for Governor of his State. and others
for high places within the gift Of their
respective constituents.
Commissioner Folk Is brother Of
Governor Folk, of Missouri and Is
missioner OF the 'old volunteer State"
A party of Charleston, w. Va, news
paper prlze-winners are In Richmond,
md are stopping at the Lexington,
They came up yesterday from the
Jamestown Exposition and left Mt IL
and Ohio route for home. The party Is
| In charge OF Mr. Charles G. Mullen,
managing editor OF the Charleston
| CIV. Va.l Gazette. Mrs Wiley Fountains
Is chaperon, and the following young
ladies' are In the party: Misses Anna
IL. Fife, Francis Casio, Matte Morgan,
Emma Hart, Veletta Wood. Eta Corley,
Stella Garden, Beulah Blackwood and
| ~ To1c too y TI,n, oil n
themselves as having greatly enjoyed
| themselves In Richmond.
Hon. Wood Bouldwln. a distinguished
lawyer and Commemorative Attorney
or Halifax. is at Murphy's,
Mr.. W. G. Dowd, editor and general
manager5of the Charlotte IN, CD News,
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Hon. Wood Bouldwln. a distinguished
lawyer and Commemorative Attorney
or Halifax. is at Murphy's,
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Receiving New Officers.

+.
When Commissioners Cole. of Mis-
sissippi. presented the names of the
new officers. there was a volley of
escorted President Folk to the chair.
and in feeling and fitting terms he
expressed his appreciation for the
honor bestowed upon him.
The executive committee, as an
nounced, was composed of the follow
ing: j. v. Barry. OF Michigan. chair
man: Henry r. Prewitt, Kentucky;
Theodore Mcdonald, Connecticut; A. /.
vorys, OF Ohio. and F.. r. Rittenhouse,
of Colorado.
vice-President carlpll spoke briefly,
calling attention to the good work
OF the association. and pledging his
hearty support in the effort for future
welfare
Finally. on motion OF Mr. Perry,
of Michigan. the convention adjourned,
sine die. Is
Drove Around City.
Members OF the convention saw all
the sights of Richmond yesterday af-
ternoon. They. left the Jefferson at
$3.50 in carriages, drove to the Caps
toll, to the parks and to st, Johns
Church. There WAS a, brief stop at the
church. and Sthe visitors went into the
grounds and sang My Country. It's
OF Thee
The luncheon at the Jefferson Hotel
was most delightful affair and was
Thoroughly informal. This and the
drive about the city was provided by
the Life Underwriters Association. On
the trip down the James River to the
exposition to-day the convention will
be the guest OF the local life and fire
insurance companies There Will be a
local committee on board, OF which
Mr.. Robert Lecky Is chairman, and this
feature will be the most enjoyable OF
! the week.
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pennHylynnin Veterans.

A number OF veterans Of !, the ne I, one u $,
Hundred and Twenty fourth R 8. t,ln, :.
from their reunion at the Jamestowq
aESposition, visited Petersburg to-day.
ana We're entertained BY Colonel Grimm y J.
president ot5he Atamtle The pre yaisr
ans Went out to the battle fields ana
Visited other places OF Interest IN ana
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. Finally, on motion OF Mr.. Perry,
4 of Michigan. the convention adjourned.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26

greatly to that thriving and beautiful
part of the resort, South Bowers.
Mr. and Mrs. Tarburton, Of Little
Creek, are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Nathaniel Scott.
The gathering of the Elks and their
elaborate demonstrations in Philadelphia
during last week had very perceptible
effect on this place and especially, so far
as relates to city visitors, but since that
came to a close we lind that visitors from
the cities are coming, in much greater
numbers and inquiries for board at the
hotels and boarding houses and cottages
are coming thick and fast.
The warm dry weather is another great
factor in favor of pleasure resorts. Let
them come along, this resort is a great
deal better prepared to take care OF its
patrons this year than ever before and
though they should come in larger num-
bers than in years past, they will find
accommodations.
Mr.. Carroll B. Thomas, of Canteberry,
is entertaining his friend, G. Richard
Roberts, of Baltimore, at their cottage
"Normandie."
The Rising sun Sunday School pic
nic'ed here on Tuesday of this week and
had a merry good time. The merry-go-
round men are always glad to have sun
day Schools visit them as they are as
rule good customers.
The Steamer John 2. Wilson brought
down quite large number Of passengers
on her down trip on Tuesday for this
place. The two steamers plying between
here and the cities will for the next two
months reap quite a harvest in the pas
senger traffic.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
BRIDGEYILLE.

David Mason and Miss Ethel Blizzard,
of Wilmington, were guests of Miss Fan
ME Welch on Sunday.
f. P. Short, of Wilmington, is spend
ing his vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. Short.
Miss Avos Dodd, of Chestertown, Md,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. S. Hur-
lock.
William II. Richardson and family, of
Milford, are guests of friends in town.
E. D. Humphreys, of Salisbury, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss Bessie
Short.
J. f. Layton, Luther Welch, William
and Seymour Wroten are spending some
time at Ocean City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Stuart have returned
home after a recent visit to the noun
tains.
NJ. Campbell and daughter, of Chester,
are the guests of friends in town.
Mrs. Derrickson, of Selbyville, is the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. X. NJ. Wiley,
Miss Hester Wiley has returned home
after an extended visit to the city.
T. W. Kemp has greatly improved
Broad street by a cement pavement. All
we need is more af it.
Our farmers are busiiy engaged thresh-
ing wheat, the crop being excellent.
The Sunday School held its fourth an
nual convention here on Thursday, July
25th, in the Presbyterian Church yard.
Rev. Alfred Smith preached in the NJ.
f. Church Sunday morning, His subject
being a temperance one made it very in
teresting. Every point was thoroughly
brought out and a large congregation was
present.
ErasmusJ ones, OF near town, has pur-
chased the Blanchard property and ex-
poets to make his home here in the near
future.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26

the N. P. Church was held on Monday
evening.
The wheat and scarlet clover yield is
reported to be extraordinary in this local
ity and not withstanding all the pesse-
mistic predictions Of failure in the corn
crop, that cereal is looking well and
promises an abundent yield.
AC.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-17
Sale Of School lSnos.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT |
~ will >-il, at public auction. To the high
ct responsible bidder. the 18th day 81
August isJi, at : o clock p. N at tn. office %
The STATE Board of Land Commissioner.
Capitol building. Denver, Colorado, tke f"i-
lowing de>orib.Nd lands. situated ia Otcr0
County. Colorado, viz:
Southwest quarter. lection -, tOsnshtp 3
- south, range - west minimum price So
per acre
Value OF improvements on this land ap-
praised by thi. d. pa rtrl-nt, SSjlA0.
Owner d. Improvements. Eph. W. and Mr.
Emma tast.-i, La lunta, Colo,
SALE application No. =i3I.
No land will h. -old at l--- than the mini
mum price per acre ~ given above. The par
e-l- VII b-- sold ia tn. above ord,r. and each
tract will b- -old a, described abpss-be the
sanr more or les.
T-rm- Of payne hall b- n follow. viz 3;
On lands selling for >l-SJ to g. PER acre. 10
per cent. OF the purchase money Ou the day Of
-ale, tn. balance in eighteen equal annual
payments nj pcr cent par annum. Lands
selling at more than 81 per acre nni ie-- thau
SIS per acre, ~ per cent. cash the day of
sale. tn. balance in fourteen equal annual
payments at I'rr cent per auuutn. Lauds
selling Tor s55 aud upwards. ~ per cent, cash.
and balance in equal annual payments at
per cent. Interest. II the purchaser doe, not
o~u the Improvements, he must pay for the
sane at -nlr. Purchaser Will execute bond
provided in Section =. act of July II, 1905
must be n citizen OF the United States. of one
who has declared his inteutiou of becoming
such and must pay apprais@n-ut and al
Sertisins tee-,
JOHN =. VIVIAN
Register State Board Land Commissioner.
first publication. July -. ieJs.
Last publication. August l., 1877.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-17
st. pAtr,ck'l Catholic Church

On the first Sunday If each month.
low mass and sermon in English at
; O'Clock a. m. On the second.
fourth and fifth Sundays of each
month. low mas and sermon in
Spanish at o'clock. a m. High
mass and sermon in English at 1890
o clock a m On the third Sunday
Of each month. high mass and ser
mon in English at 1890 o clock. a. m.
Every Sunday Bible class AMI Sun
day school in English at O'Clock p.
m. Sunday school in Spanish at 4
o clock. p. m. Rosary and Benedic-
ton Of the Most Blessed Sacrament
at 7:30 o'clock. p. m. Everybody
cordially welcome to these services
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-17
Gun Fighter Captured.

An aIl-night poker game at a ne
gro club conducted by James Wal
den on West Main street. broke up
in row last Wednesday morning
and several shots were exchanged
before the melee was broken up by
the police. Walden, it seems. at
tempted to cheat. and was caught by
Emmett Adams. Walden hit Adams
over the head with six-shooter.
whereupon Adams and the other
two players started after the pro-
prietor with a shotgun. A running
fight. during which several shots
were exchanged. awakening the
residents of the district just at day
light Walden jumped Santa Fe
train and left town. Trinidad Ad-
vertiser.
Walden was arrested in La Junta
Wednesday morning. on the arrival
of No. s, by Sheriff Potter. and held
until the arrival of officers from
Trinidad. Walden was not armed
when arrested. and had evidently
disposed of his shooting irons.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-17
Colorado State Fair.

No fair in the whole United States
of America will have such an agri-
cultural display in this year 1907 as
will be found at the Colorado State
Fair at Pueblo during the second
week in September.
This is loud assertion. but the
entries made already guarantee its
truthfulness.
I'VE are going to show the people
of the country that this is the best
agricul tural state on the map" says
President Wilson. who has been
touring the crop regions in automo-
biles, buggies. on horseback. on foot
and otherwise 'All the people
everywhere are enthusiastic over the
showing thev are going to make; the
air is full of the spirit that makes
great expositions.
Unless all indications fail. this
year will eclipse any former year
and the amusement feature will be
very attractive. Splendid music,
cowboy relay races. and various
other features, all of which will be
interesting.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-17

caused the huge volume Of smoke.
c. W. Wonderly also had stored IN
the building the equipment OF "a
bowling alley, worth about $500.
This property was insured for 1900.
The origin Of the fire is mystery.
but as half dozen Mexican fami-
lies have been camping out in the
building for several weeks seating.
drinking. sleeping and cooking
therein. it is probably a mystery
that is within the bounds Of being
very easily solved The total loss
was probably s.. 200, and the only
insurance was the $500 on the bowl
ing alley equipment.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-17
Death OF Curtis p. Bur~eil.

Curtis ?. Burwell. youth about
seventeen years of age. died at the
Santa Fe hospital last Wednesday
morning after a hrief illness. Young
Burwell came to La Junta from Ness
City, Kan. about five months ago
and has been in the employ of the
Santa Fe as car cleaner. The fu-
neral took place Thursday from the
undertaking parlors of the Mayhew
House Furnishing Company.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-17
Canning Factory Burned.

The La Junta Canning Factory.
.one of the pioneer institutions of La
Junta, was burned to the ground
during the noon hour last Saturday
The building was as dry as tinder.
and the flames ragged furiously for
over an hour. the fact of the struc-
ture being somewhat isolated, with
the wind from the south. enabling
the firemen to save the property of
the La Junta Cold Storage Company
near at hand.
The building was owned by the
Barlow Canning Company. but has
not been used as a canning factory
for four years. the machinery hav-
ing been removed. and the structure
utilized as store room. The La
Junta Cold Storage Company had
about 900 pounds of hair felt and
half carload of nails stored in the
building material left over after
the cold storage plant was complet-
ed, and this was a total loss. The
burning of the hair felt was what
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-17

by ~--kly advertisement in >on. us~.psp~r
OF general circulation at that time publis h--j
in oteto county. and To make and give to she
purchaser OF purchaser at such sale e-rfin.
~cAIa or certificates of puf-hss- of and tor the
premises >oid. fof the psifpo-~ OF ia ytn1 tn.
prIneipa aud intsr~.t due on aid note. and ali
monies aiNap posi fpy tAIe-- uru nces usso
---sm-ufs nh interest thereon. snd tnclui
Ing attorney Zee a. provided in said note
after nr-t raying all fe--. charges sui cot. Of
maxi tns such -i,i- and advertising aid prem
wb@rras. default has been made in the pay
m~ut OF the principal aud interest aunoun tins
dollar and eixhi, cents soi. and sad de-
fault still exists
whrr~as- the B=a,y M.reantiI- Conpan, of
AabKanoln. Colo, the leg al hoid-r Of i'd so,~
has declared a violation of The covenants OF
said nnte and deed OF srn>t. sf1d that laid in
d-bt-dnr-r ~ nov due and payable. and ha.
eiee,ei :" advertise ,aid property Tor s&i-; s.,d
hA. Sled it, written notice OF election and de-
mand for sale ~ith the undersigned u such
public trustee:
NoW, Therefore. In consideration Of said no
fice and request. and in CON pllano- herewith.
and under and BY virtue of the power aud all
fhortty conveyed to aud vested ia me by said
de--i OF trust l. G- II. Do~ber, public TRUSTEE
Ina and for Ot-ro county. stAtr OF Color RADIO. do
hereby give foar ~--ks pablie notice that I
will oa
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER >. ig3.
at II o'clock In the for~noon at the Kansas
street no~ Third street front k.or of the
court honse ut La Junta, In the county OF
oteru, state OF Colorado. ell all the above de-
highest aud bo-t price the same will bring in
csSh. or much thrr~of will be n-oe>-ap
fuf the paying OF said indeb.-dn-s- OF s.. %
and attorney. fees Of f..s. =. and tn. expenses
of eI-ru rutinH thi. trust.
Dated At La Jania. Color ado. this 9Th day of
August. 1907. Il. II. DowNER,
Fir.t publicsti lon. August 10. IsJs,
Last publiestion. September Z. 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-17
s.iI,e.s in Grand Canon.

Santa Fe officials have arranged
with the Ohio people to build a
novel railroad from the brink to the
bottom Of the Grand Canon OF the
Colorado river. The grade vii! be
so steep it almost can be called. 1t Is
said. a perpendicular railroad. 1t ls
to be about three miles long and will
cost fully 800 900 per mile. 1t will
be cog railroad with rack rail.
which will form ! continuous double
ladder, into which the toothed
wheels of the locomotive will work.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-17
Rev. 4. /. Ferguson Home Again.

Rev. and Mrs. A. l.. Ferguson ar
rived home yesterday from Dixon.
H.. and other eastern points. where
they have been enjoying a six weeks
Rev. Ferguson will oc-
cupy his pulpit in the Christian
church tomorrow. both morning and
evening. and hopes to meet a large
house. The subject of the address
Is will be Vacation Sermons. or
Lessons by the Way" These les
sons will be drawn from a great re-
union near Terre Haute. Ind. and
also the Rock River Assembly. on
the banks of that historic river.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-17
Notice OF Public Trustees Sale. .
WHERE'S. GEORGE rotE, OF MANA

XHJHEREAS. GEORGE TorE, OF MAMA
nola O'ero county. Colorado. did bs
hi- certain deed of trust. dated the 18th day OF
March. ltD. and recorded March 18th. 1893. in
book 90. at page l6i. of the record, in the OF
ice OF the count, clerk and recorder u, OteFo
county. Colorado. convey to the public trustee
of said Dtcro county. Colorado. the followius
described real estate >ituat. ia the said Osrro
county. Colorado, to-Nit:
The southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of the southwest quarter Of section
twenty six. township Twenty-Five south of
range hfty-etght vest OF the sixth principal
meridian - !. ~ = sw i, section 3S. township
2. range Ss west 6th n; m together with one
share OF water in the Rocky Ford Canal. Re-
crynir. Land, Loan end Trust Company. Il,
evidenced by certificate No. $50. dated April
18th. 1897. of said company. lot two o. in block
hfty-tht (isi in the town of Manxanola. a.
the same appears on the plat of laid town on
Ale in the Office OF the clerk and recorder OF
hnndr.d dollar. ssoi in favor Of n. Man,. n,
nola Lonn and Bnilding Association. of Man
x-pola. Colo. lot four q in block thirty-eisht
town OF MauZauola on file in the Office of the
clerk and recorder of said county. subject To
favor OF the Columbia Savings and Loan 40
citation of Denver. Colo. lot one % in block
Hf,y-three (isl in the town of Manzanols, a.
the same appears on the plat of said town ot
Ale in the office OF the clerk al d recorder Of
said county. subiec, to a trust deed for .iS
hundred dollars 500 in favor of the Na
tional Building and Loan Association. of
Pueblo. Colo.
Which conveyance va. 20 made in ,ru,, To
OF like date OF said deed of trust. for the priu
cipal sum OF sixty-one hundred sixty -one and
eighty nehundred,h dollar- fssi6i sol payn
BILE to the Beatty Mercantile COMPANY, togr,b-
er with interest al the rate of twelv. per cent
per annum from date. Principal and interest
pay able set out in said notes.
Whereas. II is further provided in said deed
OF trust that ia case Of default in the pay,nent
of the principal. interest or taxes. after IN.
same becomes due and payable. then tn. prin.
cipul sum. a. evidenced by said note rnaa h.
declared due and payable. and it shall and
may he lawful for said public trustee to ell
and dispose of said premises and all the right.
title and interest of the said George Tot4 his
heirs and assigns st public auction at n.
Kansas street lnow Third street, front door of
county aud state of Colorado. for the highe,,
and fsest price the same will bring in cash
four v-cks public notice having heen pr-yi.
ously given a. the time and place of such sale
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-17
professorship For Hugh Brewer.

Hugh Boower. who graduated
from Wabash in 1906. will not re-
turn to the principalship of Clinton
high school this fall. as ne has ac-
cepted the professo-ship of English
in Westminster College, at Fulton,
Mo. The present incumbent will
spend the coming college year on
leave of absence in Europe, devot-
ing himself to study.
Westminster College was estab-
lished in 1852. and therefore is one
of the oldest institutions west of the
Mississippi. 1t is under Presby-
terian control. and is not co-educa-
tional. 1t has never desired large
numbers. prefering rather scholar
ship. 1t is high tribute to MIR.
Brower's ability as a teacher that
he has secured a position in such an
institution and many friends here
will rejoice with him.-Crawfords-
vile lind Journal.
Mr.. Bro ser was employed on the
TRIBUNE in 1904-05 and has many
friends in La Junta who will be
leased to learn of his success as an
educator-his chosen life work. in
which he was exceedingly ambi-
tious for the highest attainments.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-17
NOTICE tor Ru oiieSton.
[ NfrED s1Art- L,sp Ogrlcx
prrg.fn ,pl. July -. lOi

ISfrED s1Art- L,sp OSyIcx /
PuEsLo. CoLs,., July %, lOi.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Abram Jones. OF Higb--, Colorado.
ha. filed uotie. of hi, iut~ution to make nnai
ny- Y-ar proof IN support Of his claim, viz
aon~.trsd kntry NJ. i-,zEs made June =. lNc.
,or ,h. lot J. southeast quarter northwest
una rier. southwest quarter northwest quartet
north. ct quarter southwest quarter. --ctsoti
1 township 81 .utith- range - ct. sth %. H.
.nd ,ha. laid proof viii b~ n ad- t-'orr the
Clerk Of the District Court AZ La Juhta- soio
on September Fth. isI.
he name. III. following u '9->~-, 10 prove
hi. ruutinuou- residence upon, aud cultivation
OF. th. land, viz: Jo-+ SaF.~f. !an9uihr rh-
diil.. Nax ~alakar jos. Nadrille. all OF sHis-
: 4 ABBEY. Register
Fir, publication. July .. IIi.
AT I.Iit,Iiratis.t. August 81. itus-
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-17
Notice for 1u oiicStion.

CSrIsp STATS LAsD OyyIcE- !
Pueblo, Colo. July D,ilU.. I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ John X. Brandon. Of Triuetera. Colo.
filed notic- of hi. int-ntion to make hnai i've
rear prDDf ia support OF HI, claim. viz Home
.t.ad Enfry No. lE.is. made May .. lp, Tor
northeast northeast s.-rtion ~. north half
mort hx--i. northwest. northeast &C. u, town
.hip = 10 -outh. range 70 .--t- 9Th J.. u and that
aid pruof will De made before Clerk OF the
District Court at Trinidad. Colorado. on sep
;cmt,-r ; HUs-
lie names the follI~ ipr ~Iib".s-s 20 prove
hi. ennttnuou- r--id.nc-- uT,On aud cultivation
of .aid land. viz: ". n. Nildar. Walter L.
Tyu-.. Patrick n. wilder. of Trinidad. Color
ado: George Washington OF Irinch-ra. Colo.
st. ABBEY. Register.
First puplicatlou. Juls =. Isps-
Last Qualification. Aa<n-t Il Eo'