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The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
GROCER SHOOTS HIMSELF.

SOUTH HAVEN. Mich. Nov. H.
Geo. Remington, one of this city's old
est grocers, committed suicide this
morning in the rear OF his store. While
the clerk was GU, Remington went ca
the back part OF the store and standing
in front OF a mirror In the Ice box shot
himself with n revolver. The bullet
entered the right side of the temple
ind passed clear through. Aside from
poor health there IL no cause known
for the deed.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
To Honor Custer Heroes.

LA CROSSE. Wis, Nov. PA
train containing the bodies OF "a sol.
diers killed In the Custer battle in
Big Horn valley passed through
Grand Crossing. The bodies were ex-
humed recently and are now on the
wav 10 the national cemetery at
petersburg. where another burial will
take place. Seyenty-four .tombstones
from the Custer battlefield graves &C.
companled the bodies.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
CHARLEVOIX-ST.
OPENING HELD UP

The fight over the opening of Char
levoix-st from Elmwood-ave. TO the
city limits was not ended when the
common council. Tuesday night. voted
nan, Thursday morning. fled notice Of
reconsideration with the city clerk and
the whole question will be threshed
out all oves,again at the next meeting.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
elares Friends bum steer"

Caught in a bedroom OF Charles SEQ
baldts home at Grand River and AL.
landale-aves. and held prisoner at the
point OF shot gun until the police
arrived. William s. Skinner, who says
he Is married and works for Parke,
Davis Co., declared that a friends"
bum steer" was To blame for 1t all.
Skinner says he had no intention OF
committing burglary, but had been
out with friend who pointed to the
Seebaldt home as his own and asked
Skinner to step In and wait for him.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
YOUTHFUL CRACKSMAN
WILL BE PROSECUTED

Daniel Tewkesbury, the 17-year-old
lad caught trying to break into the
vault of the Witchell-Sheill Co., shoe
manufacturers, early wednesday
morning, will be prosecuted on q
charge of breaking and entering. JUS
tee Jeffries issued warrant, Thurs
day morning. Tewkesbury Is held In
the central station pending armign-
manf
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
suppressed Divorce Suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
fled Thursday by Elizabeth vs.. George
b. Meinweiser; Alice NJ. VS.. Dennis Z.
Woods: Charles vs.. Minnie e. Burt;
Charles VS.. Anna Weigel; Ernest 8.
VS.. Ethel Belle Pettypiece, and Jesse
VS.. Minnie May Rutherford.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-13
SIX CHINAMEN DROWN
WHILE BEING SMUGGLED

BUFFALO, Nov. 12.-In an attempt
to smusgle Cinnamon from Canada
over the Niagara river this morning.
six celestials were drowned. four 9th.
ers escaped, but were later captured
and placed under arrest
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-14
xso..s City sneee n.r....

Sheep made gain of 10 to 25
cents last week. ewes showing even
more strength. sale heavy ewes at
$3.50 late in the week standing 80 TO
90 cents higher than ten days ago.
says j. A. Rickart. our live stock
correspondent. Lambs gained Is to
- cents last week. and the market
Is 10 cents higher all around today.
Small supplies last week we're the
ruling influence. and the run is
again light. Lambs reached 81 this
week. best price paid in several
weeks. bulk of the lambs selling at
S6 so TO So. 80. other classes repre-
sented by only medium quality stuff.
yearlings at $500. wethers $3.50,
ewes S5.35. Moderate receipts are
expected here the balance Of this
month.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-14
Notice Of adjustment osy.

ESTATE OF LOUISA l.. MILLER, DECEAS-
~ sd. The under signed, having been ap-
Miller. late OF the county Of Otero.n the State
VI Colorado. deceased. hereby gives notice that
he will apIrar before the County Court Of
Jnnta, in said county. on Monday, the 18th
day Of March. A. d. 1905. at the hour of
10 clock "A. m, OF said day. at which time all
persons having claims against said estate are
notified and requested to attend for the p,,r-
Iso-c of having the same adjusted. All per
indebted to said estate requested To
make Immediate payment TO the undersigned.
Dated AT La lunta, Colorado. this 10Th day
of Feb. A. ID. lHS.
CHARLES =. MILLER.
Administrator of the estate of Lonisa l.. Miller,
deceased.
First publication. February Is. ts)>.
Inst publication. March II. 1905.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-14
TYPHOID FEVER.

Nowhere can the natural history
of disease be more clearly seen or
more advantageously studied than
in the case of typhoid fever.
The cause of typhoid is simplicity
itself. merely drinking the eXcreta
of some one else eating dirt, in
the popular phrase simple, but Of
a deadly effectiveness, and disgrace
fully common. The demon may be
exercised by an incantation of one
sentence: Keep human excreta out
of the drinking water. This sounds
simple. but it isn't. Eternal vigil
ance is the price of health as well as
liberty.
We can. however. MAKE our pedi-
gree of typhoid a little more pre-
else. Ii is not merely dirt of human
origin which is injurious. but dirt of
particular type namely. dis
charges from previous case of the
disease. Just as in the fight against
malaria. we have not the enormous
problem of the determination of all
and every variety of mosquito. but
only of one particular genus, and
only the infected specimens of that,
so in typhoid. the contamination of
water or food which we have to
guard against is that from previous
cases. From one point of view, this
leaves the problem as wide as ever.
for. obviously, the only way to in
sure against poisoning of water by
typhoid discharges is to shut out alb
solutely all sewage contamination.
While we are protecting our
water supplies against sewage we
can, in the meantime, render that
sewage comparatively harmless by
thoroughly disinfecting and sterlliz-
ing all discharges from every known
case of the disease. 1t cannot be too
emphatically insisted upon that every
case of typhoid. like every case of
yellow fever and of malaria. comes
from previous case. 1t is neither
healthy nor exhilarating to drink a
clear solution of sewage. no matter
how dilute: but. as matter of fact.
it is astonishing how long communi-
ties may drink sewage laden water
with comparative impunity, so long
as the sewage contains ne typhoid
discharges. One case of typhoid
imported into watershed will set .
city in a blaze.
II was only in 1856 that the meth.
cd Of transmission Of the disease was
clearly recognized. and. in 1880. that
the bacillus was discovered and
identified by the bacteriologist
Eberth, whose name it bears, so that
it il only within the last thirty years
that real weapons have been put into
our hands with which to begin =
fight Of determination against the
disease.
What is the habitat Of our organ
ism. and is it increasing its spread!
Its habitat is the entire civilized
world, and it goes wherever civiliza-
tion goes. In this sense its spread
is increasing. but. in every other,
We have good ground for believing
that it is on the wane.
Great cities are developing some
sort Of sanitary conscience. Farm
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-14

may contain three thousand bacilli.
II is therefore evident that . very
strenuous cleanup campaign will be
necessary in order to entirely eradi.
cate the source of contagion. And
lastly. CLEAN UP = the back.
yards. the ashpits. the streets and
alleys. and every known harbinger
OF filth and dirt, and DO 1T NOW.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-14
Notice OF Adjustmen, Day.
- nEIsEt,En

ESTATE OF MATTHEW A. GORDON
- DECEASED.
The undersigned. having been appointed
administrator of tho estate Of Matthew 4.
Gor,ion- late Of the county Of Otero, in the state
of Colorado, decs,sed. hereby gives notice
that be will appear before tho County Court oi
snid Otero County. at the Court HOUSE in La
Junta, in said Couniy.on Saturday the 18Th day
Of March, A ID. INE at the hour of 100 oclnck n.
claim. against said estat. ar, notifled and NJ,
aursted to attend for the purpose oi hasip. the
same adjusted. AL person, indebted to said
estate are requested Ia make Immediate pay
munt to the undersigned.
I,ut.d ut La Iunta. Colo. this .tth day oi
February, A. d.. EsS.
Administrator of the estate of Matthew 4.
Gordon. deceased.
MAKIoN :. MILLER. Attorney.
First publication, February ~, I.1-.
Last publication. March -. 1!sN.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-14
Notice to Contractors.

STATE ENoINrkR'- DFrIcg.t
DENVER. toIo.. February Il. iss,s.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y cciyesi At this Office until moon March
Is. tNp. for thr tsailn>ting ot u portion of tbe
road Srou SWiuk to Fowler. O-ro Count,
Colorado
For further information, forms for pro
OF the Office OF the County tirrk. La Junta
Colorado.
r ". JAYCoX. state Engineer.
First publication. February -. l.ss.
Last publication. March Il. INs.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-14
SATURDAY. MARCH II. 1905.

ufSTA Is CITY or siN
thou u.snd population End county
.sst pf Otern county. the grrs'r-t
agricultural -pdut, in the Arsan'
III iafi.. bins located y witi,in u. bonn;
Iaris, "a Iunta l. located st the junction ~
tis-- diyi-ioft. of the atrhispn. Topeka ahd
>anis r.. III 'nil-s ~, "t n"n,a- W, W
nile eN-t OF Pn-blO, aod -isht,-on miles
nutfii and -s-t ,i Trinidad, ln i;H' the santa
Fe esI,-u,i..i Salfpil1 permanent c"n-tfhe
tt.,u woFk consisting u inhrhtG~ -iipis> tore
b..t.r- iidh,u-r. -tc. The railTonicom'
i.at,y employ. tss, men and pay out tnohtbif
al tf- ICsr. over sSiisS for Labor he ,~ipk
sugar Fn-tn-y. hsr mile Nr-t 81 Ia JHnfh
va. erected It. i..st cost ot si1pU'. Ia
Junts hns- lust rebuilt ami extended ~ Nnt"t
- stem at ,n expense of sp.'S- " u oehrh
by the eity. aud commenced "i'rrstion, toi., "a,
,ititpt. . iOl, s-.t. aud the climate taken
the y-is round. = unsurpassed. aiino-t con
slant -unshiu- characterize the winters sti
a yhoIiy cloudy day u y rarity. La Jnhth mss
ali rt,- metropolitan convenience n~"'iei "
city al SOD t,opulailont including "Hnt "i'-
t,f lsisk -id-sslk<. "a p-ff-ct ->rf." "i ,sn!
.nJ,,,li.-. au ildsy md al.nisht service. an at
iiicihI ice plan, o' --s-n tons daily "aPsci).
. modern cold storage plant with capacity
ss storing 500 lou, Of pure mountain icr
ry,rre rural fr--drI route- city letter car
risr oiiir- for local delivery hrr department.,
t-l-phun~ sy-tcm with i,"r ,n''-erihrr", hnu
lous d-'aner couneeti"n with any part oi thr
state "a -rhs-lt system -Ncrll-i by uc Guy ~
the state. employ tus twenty seven t"icbri-
in tw-nty two rppun-. with n n-s sSup hlsh
-,hool com plci.d ia iiHs, tsu church~- -iNteci
.ser-t a,,l ffnt.rnaI nrder-. two banks, Ssl.DD
capital aud $1,000 deposit: onr daily and
two weekly new -psprr-. opera hou-. 81 80
seating capacity brick plant of s1.pD dsils ca.
psrity. manufacturing best quality pt Sitrih-'i
brick honr mill of 20 barrels daily capacity; /;
cement block plant. In fact. La Jihtr l. on"
Of the hest tuvn- uf IL. size in Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-14
at u Jsnts, State ef Colorado, st
81 the Close Of 0Usinsss on
the 18TH Day Of Febsu-
sv. 1908.
RESOURCES

STATE or Coi,osNpoJ
County OF Dtcro
!. G, \. Becrb,,hm, cashier of the above
named bank de- Sairnuiy swear that the above
statement 1. true to the hest of my knowlrd ~.
aud belief {. A. BEEEBOHM, Cashier.
Attest; FgED 4. SkHIa
EtDENE RouhRR
FRtSk FISSEf
WILSON A. HIATT
Directors.
suh>cribrj and sworn ,o before tbi, 18th
day of February. i..,> DsAS NALkEE.
seal Notary Public
Ny eufpnisston expires Jnne ii. 1911.
First publication f.-bruar, -, 1905
Last publication March II. iisr.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16

Prosper Bardone. commission mer chant, 1e South Center St.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16
WIcKENBURG EVENTS

Wickenburg, Feb. IA Especial Cor | respondence of The Republican)- Phoenix for a few days last week Mrs Earl Smith is visiting in Phoe- nix. going down on Friday afternoon. From twenty to thirty of our peo- pie will take in the Disbursements eX- cursion Sunday to Parker. Harry Cowell was visiting in Phoenix Thursday and Friday. George Tisdale with his construc- ton crews and material consisting of
 three cars of horses. two of baggage and skven cars of grading tools went
 to Parker on Friday morning.
 P T. Robertson district attorney, and Gus Livingston. sheriff of Yuma county came in from the Quartzsite country where they had a shooting scrape The district attorney entered charges against two men for dueling and Sheriff Livingston took them to
 Yuma for trial.
 Among the changes in real estate during the week was the sale by J. K. , Murphy to Mrs. J. K. Murphy lots nine and ten in block three. Chas. Stoddard and Earl Smith have IpCdltu two CldlIHS III tle ulluTe us trict
 R. A. Roberts. F. B. Jacobs. sam Franklin. Henry Farmsworth and J. c. Reed were witnesses before the land office at Phoenix on Monday. The Hotel Vernetta is too small the way mining men are coming and go- ing. Proprietor W. II. Smith could fill twenty more rooms nightly if he had them.
 The clouds that have been hanging so heavily in litigation for the last three years over the Vulture will soon
 be past and this wonderful old mine will be a big producer agan.
 One of those little surprises which have happened lately was when oscar H. Matts stepped off the train on Thursday morning with a young lady whom he commenced to introduce as Mrs. Mats. To speak of it mildly Oscar surprised us all. the young men and young ladies took possession of the Hotel Vernetta with pans. bells and musical instruments. and bid the young couple a merry welcome to our little city. Mir. Matts is one of our young mining men and son of F. L. Matts of Cleveland. ohio. he is the resident manager of the Eagle Copper Co. The bride was Miss Altha Adams daughter of A. J. Adams. one of the popular young ladies of Phoenix
 Some of the best gold ore it has been our pleasure to see for long time was brought in from the Eagle Mountains by Gobe Lopez from the
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16

McKee's ad today; lower prices.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16
AlHAMBRA NEWS.

Alhambra, Feb. 14.-(Special Core ,pondence of The Republican)- )-Mrs COtren who has been very sick at her home north of the Alhambra brickyard is now convalescent.
 Mrs. Kimsey. Mir and Mrs. R. R Stroud and daughter. Miss Maude spent Sunday with MT Helm and fam ily.
 Ralph Wilson has purchased the land known as the "Smelter tract" and is having it cleared and leveled pre- paratory to planting it to cantaloupes.
 Andrew Quist has been sick the past week with la grippe.
 Mir. and Mrs. Parkinson attended the Illinois picnic at the Indian school on Lincoln's birthday.
 Mrs. Kinsey spent Wednesday in Phoenix a guest of her mece. Mrs Baum.
 Mrs. Perry who has been seriously sick with la grippe is reported as some better.
 R. C. Shiflet of Cartwright has just finished seeding his 60 acre ranch in Alhambra.
 A social dance was given at the AL hambra dance hall Friday evening.
 J. E. Terry of Glendale spent Sun aay on his ranch in Alhambra.
 Mrs. Fulwiler is spending the week in Phoenix a guest of her brother, John Quist.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Hammer at tended the Elks ball Monday evening
 Mir. Bradford is the agent in charge of the depot during the absence of MT Keith.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16
NEW MILITIA GUNS.-


 ment was made sometime ago that the Krag guns with which the militia is now armed. are to be exchanged for new Springfield rifle. Some people have gained the idea that the Krag is not good weapon. This is far from true for it is pronounced by military mos as q fine gun. The only reason for the change is that the new Spring field is accounted just little bit bet ter and is probably the best gun in the, world for army purposes. The differ ences are chiefly. that the new gun will shoot about 22OO yards whereas the Krag is good for about 1000 yards (either target would De practically out of sight if the target were a man) and the Springfield has q slightly flatter trajectory. The calibre of both guns is about the same though the bullets are q littLa different Another point in
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16
From Valley HeighborhoGds 5

Scottsdale, Feb. l4., Special Cores pondence of The Republican.-Don't that snow on the mountains look cold? It looks good too. to us ranchers.
 The Batts boys are putting in 40 acres of alfalfa for Rev. Vim. Will Der. You can count on one thing and that is that the boys will put it in right.
 Rev. Vim. Wilber is going to supply the Baptist pulpit in Tempe for a while.
 Montie Frazee. who is stationed at the head of the Arizona, has been try ing to find some hay. but the rain has made it nearly impossible to get hay 10 him.
 Mir. Pfoff. who has been with the Graves people here. has gone to Tempe for a time.
 The school had little valentine so- cial for the pupils.
 E. O. Brown had so much hay last fall he didn't know what to do with it and now he is buying hay to feed. He hopes to sell his steers soon.
 The Indians near here are consid- erably worried by different rumors concerning the plans of the govern ment regarding the allotment of their lands and distribution of water
 An automobile has been standing at Evergreen for several days waiting for the roads to dry up.
 Mr. Rothrock made a trip to Phoe- nix recently on business.
 MT. Carpenter. at power house No. ?. was out rustling some hay.
 The poultry business is claiming its share of our attention now. All in cubators are on duty twenty fOhr hours a day. The hens are most too
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16

property owned by Will Capson Helen and Lopez In doing the location work they have taken out over twenty tons that will average $l25 per ton. D. ;. Cur took a flying trip to Phoenix Monday night returning on Wednesday morning.
 Rev. MT. Clapp left Friday for his North Dakota home.
 Dave Amos flock of sheep took pos session of Postmaster Bachtigers pas ture a couple of days last week and cleaned it up. As a part remuneration Dave paid $40 9lunks.
 One of the most sociable events that has occurred in Wickenburg was the Mask ball given bv Guy Savers and MT Genung. We hope that they will repeat il.
 HASSAYAMPA.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16
CARTWRIGHT COMMUNITY

Cartwright. FeD. 14.-(Special Core spOndence of The Republican.)-Feb- ruary 14th was observed by the school children.
 Work on the church house is pro- gressing nicely. Mrs. Charles Root is boarding the men who are working on it. Mrs. Root was quite sick for q few days but is up again.
 Mrs. Vinson gave a Valentine party on the evening of the i4th.
 The Ladies Home Mission Society met this week with Mrs. List. The election of officers for the followin5
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16
Mems Hose

Mems "Florenza Silk Hose. fast and stainless. spliced heel and toe in champagne, and browns. mode. royal and navy blue. olive and sage green,
 black and the purple shades; a regular hose.
 Our price today. 2 PAIRS FOR S1 .OO
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16

New String Ties for ladies, in silk. all new cOlOrs. with embroidered
 ends; see them; price BOG
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16

favor of the Springfield is that it is lighter shorter. and therefore easier to handle and a wood extension of the stock runs almost to the nuZzle. en- abling the weapon to be used even af- ter it becomes very much heated. There will be no more carbines used as both the infantry and cavalry will be armed with the new Springfield, Another difference is in loading. The cartridges will nor be thrown in loose ly as in the Krag. but will be placed in the gun in clips each containing five cartridges.
 N1cRaa,s ad today. lower nrf, eS.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16

busy 10 devote much time to sitting vet. Some of our ranchers are taking advantage of the rain to put in d little more grain.
 V. A. V.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16

Donofrio's fine cactus candyi If these YOU once do buy Ne'er again, not cen at Valentine To make hame-made candies will
 you trV
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16

Public stenographer at Hotel Adams All kinds of typewriting, copying etc, done neatly and quickly.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16

year occupied part oi the afternoon. On the evening of the 22nd the ladies vii give an entertainment and supper. All lovers of hot tamales should make special effort to be present for when the Cartwright ladies put their heads together their is something doing.
 MT. and Mrs. Mcclure and son went to the city Friday It was the young mans first visit to the capitol
 Mrs. Knifeton of Phoenix was visit ing in the neighborhood for a few days the guest Of Mrs. GlOssbrenner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
CHICAGo eRAIN AND PRoDUCE.

Chicago. May 3s.-Manipulations by lead ing bulls caused stiil further advance the latter to s2Ec Other deliveries were the close May wheat was up 3Mc and July was down # @1hc. May corn closed 3hc higher and July H91c lower. July oats 12hc lower.
 The wheat market with the exception of because of favorable reports regarding the growing crops in this country and abroad. At times the strength in the May delivery ed considerable gains in the deferred months but each advance brought free setback The May option was highly con gested and prices jumped down A@hc at
 4 report that 5Oo.oo bushels of wheat had been shipped from Kansas City for delivery here on May contracts caused ever. the May delivery was strong and oth- CTS were weak.
 July opened A9Sc lower at slK9xs ad oPsnsd ke higher st si.os; soIG off to $l o6A and then advanced to s1.0sk. The close was at S1. .09.
 The corn market was irregular, the May delivery being strong all day and a the more ore for the season. but the volume of trade in na houses s were heSWy selisr. of Jnir aSa September and brought about sharp declines in both of those options. At the close May was strong and tho other deliveries weak.
 July opened a shade to Nc lower at egM 4kc sold off to 67kc and closed at 6TMc. May opened unchanged to 1c higher at so to Sic. advanced to s2Zc and closed at s2A Local receipts were se6 ears with 400 of contract grade.
 Oats were weak with the exception of the May delivery which was firm all day on covering by shortG The decline in July and September wheat and corn was the chief depressing influence. July opened un- changed to hc higher at 4skc and sold off to Hhc where 1t closed. May closed at 6shc which was hc higher than yesterday. Local receipts 14s cars.
 Provisions were weak despite 691oc ad- grains caused considerable selling by com mission houses and the market lacked sup port. At the close July pork was off 100 12hc at SIS. 65 @6Th. Lard was 10c low CT at SS.Hh. Ribs were 7Ac lower at