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The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Fond of Picture Postcards.
Woman Operates Copper Nine.

Fr5n the Seattle Pos5-InteiHEeucs--
On the west coast OF Prince OF Wales
Island, Alaska. little Travelled and on the
beaten paths of sea commerce. Is a cop
per mine which for several years has
been operated under the management OF
q woman Il has been q successful ven
ture. made so from careful management.
and the owner. TOla Wymz1, Is perhaps
the only woman IL Alaska who is ship
ping ore out Of that Territory. For two
years she has been sending her product
TO the Tacoma sme!ter.
Mrs Wyman IS Of middle sge. with
ruddy cheeks and with health enough for
half q dozen city women She keeps az
much track Of the copper market and the
copper situation as any other miner.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
uEes
IN tb. o.. r-sl..-s

FIN t-5 NL--l-so AEaaa1e
Senator said, the spokesman Of the
delegation -'a~lot Of Us think you would
be the best and most available man that
could be suggested for the Vice Presl-
dency, and We should like to have your
permission TO bring ycur name before the
convention
My name has not been suggested yet
has it,
No
Then for heavens sake, gentlemen. -
said the eminent statesman. '9et this stop
night here 1 don't want the Vice Presi-
dency. I'd much rather have the distinc-
ton Of being the only man in the coun-
try who has not been mentioned for that
ofce.'
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Gods n rs heaven.
ans vel with tl1s rc-if
Draw Closer at Parting.

"As the members OF the class look back
over the last few years. various Joys and
disappointments come 10 view. They
seem 20 come together, FOX the disap-
POintments. although sometimes very
keen and bitter, have been so closely
linked with the joys that they cannot
be separated So il VIII b. with their
whole lives There viii be no sorrovv so
deep but that somewhere or somehow a
sense Of comfort viii creep fl from some
past memory or future anticipation.
All these thoughts have their influence
and effect on the commandment essay.
The writings OF some reflect clearly the
hopes, ideals, and ambitions Of the young
graduates. The thoughts and feelings Of
the heart are echoed and re-echoed in
their essay. Such essays as these are the
ones which are an inspiration 20 all. and
which are not termed a fraud and q bore.
II there might be more Of them. the bene-
ucial effort would be felt by all"
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
The New Relation.

Erou LIE
What do you mean, SIR roared the
irate father, ''by bringing your portman-
teau TO my house and ordering room -
Tn adopted as one Of the family, %
coolly answered the young man Your
daughter said she would be a sister 70
me-"
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Clever Women.
From LAEe

From lie
She-You'n be glad to learn, dear, that
I've got out Of visiting our relatives.
He-Grand- Splendid, It hung over me
like a cloud How did you manage it2
"Oh, I asked them here.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
At the Pension.

From Judge
1T must have been very tender-heart-
ed butcher who killed this lamb, said ths
Cheerful IDIOT, pausing in the saving OF
his chop
-rwhy?-' kindly asked the Oldest
boarder-
He must have hesitate6 three or four
years before striking the fatal blow
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
KAISER'S BUSY PEN
Keeps Up Correspondence
Despite His Duties.
WRITES ALL LETTERS HIMSELF

Uses an Oid-fashiOned Quill, and
when He Starts sIissive Never
LAYS 1t saide-Writes on All sorts
of Subjects. and Is a Great Patron
of the Picture Postcards.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Snuelchcd.

Fron English Payer
He-But the worst Of you Americans
is that you have no leisured classes.
She - Indeed we have We call them
trampS
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
SEEKS The ORIGINAL
American Falls in Love with
Picture of Girl.
DECIDES TO WOO AND WIN HER

ROmance Begun in London art Gal
lery Ends at the AItHr-HRs Copy
OF Painting Made and Later Meets
the Woman, and After n Time Of
fer OF Marriage Is Accepted
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Not True TO Nature.

The trouble is, most young writer's
are not natural. Their ideas are very
often not original ones. and their style
is copied Life in its natural state is
always attractive. and If students would
only realize and live up 20 the real. true
motives Of life. they could express them
selves in a more natural way. The over
strained ideals and rosy-tinted views are
sure to be shattered sooner or later
commencement means more TO some
than to others To each one & means
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-11
YOU WILL NOT

be deceived. That there are cheats
and frauds in plenty everybody
knows; but it is seldom or never
that any large business house is
guilty of them, no matter what
line of trade it follows. There
can be no permanent success of
any kind based on dishonesty or
deception. There never was, and
never will be. The men who try
that are simply fools and soon
come to grief, as they deserve.
Now many persons are, neverthe-
less, afraid to buy certain adyer-
tised articles lest they be hum
plugged and deluded; especially
are they slow to place confidence
in published statements of the
merits of medicines. The effec-
tive modern remedy known as
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
is as safe and genuine an article
to purchase as flour, silk or cot
ton goods from the mills of
manufacturers with a worldwide
reputation. We could not afford
to exaggerate its qualities or mis-
represent it in the least; and it
is not necessary. It is palatable
as honey and contains all the
curative properties of pure Cod
Liver Oil, extracted by US from
fresh cod livers, combined with
the Compound Syrup of Hy-
pophosphites and the Extracts
of Malt and Wild Cherry; and
how valuable such blending
of these important medicinal
agents must be is plain to every
body. It is beyond price in
Debility, Lung Troubles and
Blood Impurities. Science can
furnish nothing bett6r-perhaps
nothing so good. DR.. W. Il.
Dalfe, of Canada, says: 81 have
used it in my practice and take
pleasure in recommending it as
a valuable tonic and reconstruc-
tive" 1t is a remedy that can
afford to appeal to its record
and represents the science and
knowledge Of bright and aggres-
siye medical investigation. "One
bottle conNnces. At chemists.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-11

"Your family seem to enjoy going
to Europe eyes" answered Mr..
Cumrox. "Mother and the girls have
observed that I am weak on getting
the value of foreign money. Things
are ordered and paid for before
have time to make any intelligent in
quiries as to the expense. Washing
ton Star.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-11

Mrs. Frances K. Headlee, writes under
date of November %, in part as fol
lows: Some news of Importance con-
corning the prospect of direct line of
steamers out Of San Pedro has just been
obtained. The parties in charge will
send out a small boat in few days
loaded with merchandise and carrying
several representative business men.
The plan of the business delegation is
to remain some time in the Islands in
an endeavor to work up reciprocal bust
ness. The plan of a general excursion
is still kept to the front by the Los
Angeles Chamber of Commerce. -
Mr.. J. H. Whyte. secretary of the
Astoria Chamber of Commerce, writes
under date of November p: eve are
working on the Hawaii excursion and
think it viii come out all right We
will let you know in little while how
we are getting on. We have an excur-
sion to Spokane, and that viii take a
few weeks work I am very anxious
to see Hawaii myself, and everybody
else in this vicinity seems to feel the
same way"
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-09

41no noAkA< e<SssuSy RAyenC40&A+.
u !ehcrY~ county RhySician. h~ahh
aKvan Dss ScksaS. .souusy ) ID, .ieiaa.
D. Sheh1ss. soaaAty physissan -. -.
W Hearty. coanky physAcan, ksalth
Oelcer. TRANSPORTATION ~ paap~r<
Chln II kartktnG. el,unty physician aud
heeleh oe1ese. .Janissry, February
BF H.Akins, coassy pAysieiaa. health
B q Hsskias. usiis.i s.iyicss
B . HAxkine, keelsh ooIcsr, snpuiiss.
Dr. q 3 vAni1eg,eApnw, hesltk ollscer.
~ u + vasrterHehouw. health ollicrr
u J.naa Drag "a. health ollirrr sup.
A.drsv. y L.x,sraiaiss. isai,I; oiiie.;i
yIKsSss. ss,pesiaien.isa;ti ii pcos or. I.
lfM u Hsfsin, erinteadent u poor.
q W lngAIlSs s1refinfenfleat Of poor
doe z rafsreEes crant, ho<pftal and
u ..ss ca H@pii.i;e.r;s; s; os soa.;y
sost Rfpe, sappllss fos ppos, =. .,....
| i4r4ae.1.ev4 0sre Co, sapp1tss f0e poor
~ 1a1o pnos eueDsigs !. /.
1 eg1 tlsHssyy Cn aaass !.
ps111e Dan91svnqp, Aanss ~. l.
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-09
ssle q seheel lssss.

OrvicE ~ SrATx or BOAkp LAxp CONMls-
NISfic. s,frrs ssys ts kxkHs9 aS 1sv ivkS n ri FIAT
A. will I'll, = gahsic sacsiea, i, e the high:
June isae- y /: O'clock p, M. ~ the o1ice of
"a pit0l Bsailding Dsnver. Colorado, the FOL-
lowinx ssscriklea lasssls. situated In Oseru
County cOiosnao. vis:
township twenty-five south. ranee Afty-foar
wert. minimum pssee per nerc, ~ o. ,3f
Rssrrying. however. 20 ths Stats q CSSora-
@ .ss 1 q ~ S = ia .nd "a Is.
right VI ingsess ard e4res< fcr the pufpnre 81
ninins. to1-shsr viii esossA ~ ~ rurfees
9 "a s.. :. ;.s = = .s e, fss Iso'sr
VaIsas z li.psosesssnfs g, tkis lard - a..
psnissd = thls aspastslent, SlsRna
OwueS q laproveasssa. A.asc kuip, -
xale npp,ieatl0a No. ssss
No Land will b. soad ~ lsss than the aini-
nus lsice pss sess, - givoa alcvs IL par.
s srs.s Wi Vii : ~ = sss.sis.d ssovs-ss g
T:e..: q ssy.:ss sh.ll :. = snalo.s: vi.:
ce.A q ~ f.sfehass n.ossy = ~ day =
saDs. tAe hnlansa y et9htoen eQuA1 a9nuel
peXnsutA ~ ~ Snsae- ~ an1a., hanA4
l,ss - !. ~. - 81. - - q = sss . ~ " "a ~ ~. =
- Il Ssissss + iussss = s4ssi sssssi
lgafseess = !? pss ct. per a.ie1. l.Asxs
~ S.isss: - II Is ssssi ss.ssi 5syssSSs e I
IT east iasssass. q d. pH7o 1T !s1se -
e~s - lEgscsss..as33:l II - ~ - -
: eisiss. q o. GslSs1 -. - - IN ~
- .ppssiss ~ g IIgS's ~ q !. 7' Ss5
=. ,,::s M y -; 4 . =
Il ~ ~! q .ll
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-09
loves freight Rs,ss.

". o. Skinaer, generalsage1f. Aas
sdvised The Pueblo TranspOstakion
Association that effective easlv IN
Nay the SaafA Fe- railroad will e.
tah,sh q cOnmodity rate u second
eiaas on mAnufaetured nAttrssses.
blankets. comforts, iron beds and
iron woven Springs to ArkAnsas Val
Iey points. Pueblo to state line. This
will enahls Pueblo manafaeturers to
successfully compete with Kansas
City ard eastern houses. The re-
ductions 70 principal points are =
follows:
Fowler. 5 cents: Manxanola
csats: Rocky Ford. 8 cents; Swink,
8 CENTS: La Junta. 9 cents; Las Ami.
| nhas. S cents: ninAr. 5 eentr Wilsy.
| s csn6; Grsn4da. s cents: Holly. 4
lcents N sSs IN I
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-09
rHKniPs ) vEk rrSp.
II W P"ttrr, cash fees January, Fcbru-
sry ana March ,........-..-.-.--.

The I-tition of Ed V. Dsstih-r for rebate al
eo,Inty and military poll taN, year fs,s. tb@
ground Of t,s,inK "a member of th- La Junta
Fire Department motion granted
Amount of rebate. s..
ne i--titio,i at =. r. N-I.del-,u for rebate
Of count, Is.li Tax, year iso.. the gr Junsi ci
t-.ing hfty years of age. motion
granted, Amount Of rs.bat-. 81.
The i--ti'ioD OF q. NJ Power for rebate Of
tsre-- yrar i.j.. the ground thar he wa. fsot
allow ssi exemption III <.ssj ON Ip~r-onai prop
.rtS, Ma on motion granted uai valuation OF
S-1p Auirsftt uf retsuls. 81 ~
The t-stif.om ii j. C. Fleming for rcbat. of
taxes. year fy,, on the eronnd of being
a.-c--s,i with u acres of agricultural isud
" hichi- seepagr land and unit Tor cuitiva-
t,on. wn- IN hotiob granted on valuation of
$40. Amount OF rebate. <ie..ri-
In. ir-fition Of fG.iius,bsn T. Nctf1rlian5 far
rebnt.. of taxes, year its,s. ON tho ground that
-h@ l. a.-e--e-d with 81 of agricultural
land. which l. -t-psg- land aud unfit for cnl-
tivnrion. l. on notion graosssi on a valuation
Of tiesO. An,ount of rebate, sis.y 81.
The petition u David Hmmm for rebate of
tsxs-. year issS. on tho ground Of excessive
assessment oB arricuiturai land on --c. II.
twp. y, -oatr Of rang. - West. T. motion
granted. ON a valuation of kt5s; amount Of re-
hate. fls
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-09
Noties OF Final Settlement and De
termination Of Heivshjp.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
y Rahs.rt Pinn.le rleith dacea...l


Robert Picnelerleith. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given. that on Monday. the
first day of June. a. D.. lsst>. ri the hour Of u
q. 'n. OF the said day. the same being one oi
th. regular days IL the June term of the
County Cont 81 Ofero county. In the stats ol
Colorado, !. Marion r. Miller, administrator
of said estate. ~ill appear tcfnre the judge Of
laid court. present my honi settlement A. such
administrator, pray the approval 81 the same.
aud will then ask to IT. discharged ~ such asi.
miui-trator. Al which time and place any
person IN interest may appear and present
objections To the same. IL any there be,
And further uotic- H. hereby given. That at
said time and place the court " Ill receivr and
hear proofs concerning the heirs OF said de-
ceased. pursuant To the verified Ietition of
Agnes l. ttrnsirrlrifh- claimant = heir at Law
of said drcrss ssd. hercts,tprf.re hlcsi herein.
asking for judicial nrcertsininent and deter.
minafiou Of the heir-hip Of said estnte. and
FROM which u npIrar~ that Aenc- l.. Pi-nsirr-
lcith aud william Victor Pt..pdrrleith, =
minor. are heirs af said sicc-a~ed.
Now. therefore. any aud all i,rr.o,s~ who are
OF who claim Ia ise heirs at Law of sakh Robert
pleusierlelsh. dessArs.1. are hsrshy rsaanirsai
TO tr and aptlenr thurrat. or abide thu deter.
minatispn of fhn court thers-osl.
Dstssi nj La Junta. Colorado. thi. Nh day
Of April. A. D.. Eus.
MARION y. MILLER.
Administrators Of the Estate of Robrrt
Ptend-ri.ith. Ik-cca-sSi.
FIRST insertion. Aay :. iyUs.
Last Insertion Nay ~. 1877.
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-09
Notice Of evsssisa's Sale Of Reel
eAe0ee.
STATE OF COLORADO,
&OCNTt W OTEHo.
TN TuE NNTTEK or THE ESTATE OF


n THE NATTER or THE ESTATE OF
l William Victor Ptcp.i~rlcith. . minor.
Notice is hereby given that tbs undersigned
ut said county and state. duly made and en-
teresi ttseTriu On the s1th day " April A. ID.
iis~, ~iti on saturday. the zkl day of May A..
ID. i.sn. at the hour Of II o'clock .. ua.. the
court hs,u-s, in Ia lunta, in said county and
,tfSe- li for cash. for the best pviee that can
be Obtaissas MT less than the appraised NHltir
therrnA, NJ private sale. all OF tke interest Of
william Victor Plenderleith. minor in and
to the fellow ing described real estate tOwit
Au NniiS hBssi oas-baIf interest iA aud to the
northeast quarter Hf the northwest 4nar-
ter of section 81, township - SOUTH rAuge -
~c,t: the s4aiih b half Of the northwest quarter
of tn. southwest quarter OF section 3i; the
quarter Of the. southwest quarter of
section 10. aud the northwest quarter VI the
aorti,wt.st quarter Of section b aud the ea.t
half OF the Aorthcass quarter OF ..ection H. all
of township - >4,ath. range ~ west: tie west
half Of the southwest qua rtcr and the north.
east quarter of the sour west quarter and the
section I. township 3i. range 81 west the west
half OF the southeast quarter and the south
east quarter OF the southwest quarter and
the southwest quarter of the northeast q us rter
of section tow nship ~ south. runSIe !. west
Aud an undivided .suss- fourth interest In aud
to the fnliowiu; described real estate t6,-wit:
the southeast quarter OF the northwe quar-
ter and the isorih half of the southwest QnaF-
fhc southeast quarter OF section ~, township
- south. range y west: lots and Of the
northwest quarter and aud 3 uf the south
~.s, quarter Of section 81. township - south,
range - Ne-t.
Dated At Il Iunt.. Colorado. this 9Th day
" " " AGNES L. PLRNpERLEITH.
Guardian, q the estate of Wiiiiam Victor
First publication. May :. 19W-
Last p,siAieasioa- May ~ 1850.
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-09
UP Aso DOWN the VALLEY

Granada had two applicants for
saloon licenses before the city coun-
Gil last week. Only one license was
granted and the fee vas fixed at
81 900 per annum.
The Lamar lodge of Knights Of
Pythias is making preparations for
the dedication exercises of the new
fraternal temple, which will be held
on Monday evening. May 25th.
The farmers around Oiney con-
slider themselves extremely FORUM
ate in having an abundance of
water for irrigation purposes. The
Twin Lakes reservoir is full and they
are not caring whether it rains or
not.
The Rocky Ford Electric Company
has made application to the city
council of that burg for ten year
extension to their franchise. The
present franchise is good for another
ten years. but the company con-
templates extensive improvements
and asks for the extension in order
to justify the expenditures.
1t has developed that there is
quite scrap on among local repub-
licans for the postoffice. Mrs. Har-
vey is out with a petition. and E.
w. Richards is also prominent can
didate. Those who have the neces-
sary political "infiooence" TO land
the plum are being sought diligently
BY both sides. Sugar City Gazette.
Surveyor Eugene C. Bell. who has
been working north of Lamar for
some time on the Chivington canal
and reservoir scheme. returned
home last Friday and was very en-
thusiastic over the prospects for the
successful irrigation of large tract
of land under the new system. The
surveys have all been completed and
already about two miles of the main
canal have been constructed. La
mar Sparks.
Ice formed every night last week
at Manzanola, being from one
eighth to one quarter of an inch
thick. All field crops. including
beeis. captaloupes and watermelons.
that were up. will have to be re-
planted. Practically all the fruit
was killed. The ground is so dry
now it will be useless to plant until
il either rains or the water in the
Arkansas river raises enough to al
low the bitches to run water.
The Postal Telegraph Company Is
putting in , great oeiee at Dodge
City. When the work is completed
the Dodge City statiea will be re-
station similar to that in Ia
Junta. The quadrupsex system Is
being used. and the station cuts the
SIX wires used between Kansas CiAy
and Denver. and increases their car
Tying capacity equal to twenty-foaAr
wires. The change is being made
TO be able to give prompt service u
the Denver democratic
in July.
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-09
STATE or COLORADO ~

l. n. ID. Gnfwood. county clerk, IN and for
said county. in The state aforesaid. do hereby
certify that the foree oing contain. all the pro
c-ssiipx- of the board nf county ssioser n
81 ssid Otero county. transacted AZ the April
.sneetinx th~rrof. which relates to the nj
lowABcr Of bills. the granting Of rebates ol
taxes. and the letting OF contracts.
la witness " hereof. l havc hrr-stnto ~<t my
hand and affixed the seal a.! said county. this
Ith dsy Of May, \. d.. isGs.
ii. ID. GNRwoOD.
IoTKRo COUNTY sENL County Clerk.
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-09
City Council.

Aldermanic dolngs last Monday
night were rather prosaic. and
there wasn't much doing. Business
was transacted expeditiously. all of
the members appearing to be anx-
ious to get through early and retire
to their respective homes. Mayor
Barr presided and all of the alder
men. with the exception of Phillips,
were among those present.
The petition OF f. w. Ragsdale ct
al. requesting that Sixth street.
between San Juan and Santa Fe
avenues. be graded. was referred to
the street and alley committee.
The petition of J. w. Warner ct
al. for sidewalk on the east side
of Belleview avenue. between Sixth
and Seventh street. was granted. as
was also the petition of Maria
Thorne ct al, for sidewalk on the
west side Of Ration avenue between
Ninth and Tenth street.
City Marshal Wieneke reported
the collection of $40 dog tax with a
receipt therefor from the city
treasurer.
The monthly report for April of
the city marshal was follows: Num-
ber of arrests, 80; total fines. 1899:
fines worked out, s267; cash fines,
$l32.
Chairman Daimler. of the water
committee, reported the result of
his conference with Santa Fe Off
cials with reference to their petit
ton to connect the water mains sur
rounding the new railroad hospital
with the city water mains. for use
only in case Of fire. The committee
recommended that the petition be
granted and it was so ordered.
Crosswalks were ordered in on the
east side of Belleview avenue, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth. and on both
sides Of Ration avenue at Ninth
street.
Alderman Inge. of the street and
alley committee. reported a short
age of trash. tin cans, manure and
sicb. for the ''fill'' at the subway
under the first Santa Fe bridge west
of toxn. He reports that 4 good
right-ef-way has been established
at this point leading to the state
bridge across the river west OF La
Junta.
On motion Of Alderman Daimler
the salary Of the city treasurer was
raised from 500 per annum to $500
per annum effective April !, 1903.
City Chemist Griffin reported
great Improvement in rccent am
alysis Of the city water as regards
the properties conducive to hard
ness and that it was better in every
other respect from . chemical stand
point. He also submitted . type
written report giving an analysis Of
the milk from each one Of the dai-
ries Of Ia Junta during the month Of
April. There was no water IN any
Of the samples and Ill Of them test
ed over four per cent Of butter fat.
the highest being ~ and the lowest
4.2 An H. Samples soared inside
81 thirty.slx hcars. showing that 40
prsssrvasives were pessent.
- appiiea&ion * ~ r Hradiah
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-09
for wholesale beer license was
granted. and the accompanying
bond of SO 900 was approved.

granted, ana tne dccoihpoh."'B
bond of $1,000 was approved.
Among the bills were a number
for supplies Of groceries for families
that had been quarantine1.. some OF
which had heads of the family who
were able bodied men. The bills in
cluded candy and nuts. oranges and
lemons. butter every day in the
week. seeds for the garden. and
other luxuries for sick people. The
city council was of the opinion that
these bills gave evidence'of working
good thing rather strong. and one
of the bills was referred back to the
health officer. The city clerk was
instructed to notify the health Of
ficer that all orders for groceries
for families who are quarantined be
referred to the mayor before any
supplies are furnished.
When the hands Of the clock mark
ed the hour Of ten. the aldermanic
body decided To adjourn.