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La Junta tribune., 1909-11-20
ADAM KUXHAus. Bankrupt.
ORDER or NOTICE THEREON.

ORDER or NOTICE THEREON.
District OF Colorado. ~. On this
nth day OF November. A. u. 1909.
on reading the petition for discharge.
II is ordered by the Court, that a
hearing be had on the same on the
tenth day Of December, 4. ID.
1909. before Samuel ID. Trlmble ref.
cree In bankruptcy. at room No. sol
In the Federal building At Pueblo. In
said District. At ten O'Clock In the
forenoon: and that notice thereof be-
published In the La Junta Tribune. 4
newspaper printed In said district and
that all known creditors and other
persons In interest may appear st
tho said ttmc and place and show
cause. II any they have. why the
prayer Of said petitioner should no.
be granted.
And Il Ii further ordered by the
Court. that said Referee shall send
By mali TO all known creditors. cop,es
Of sah petition and this order. a.
dressed to them at their place. Of
residence - stated.
Witness. the honos1ble RoBr9T
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-20
Contest Notice.

Department OF the Interior. United
States Land Office. Pueblo. Col
orado. October is. 1909.
4 sufficient contes. affidavit hav-
ing been filed in this office by Ed
win S. Newlin. contestant, against
Homestead entry No. l302s. made oc-
tober 2s, 1902. for northeast quarter
southwest quarter. section IL. town
ship "a south. range % west. by VII
liam l. Smith. contestee, in which
Il is alleged that said claimant has
wholly abandoned said land at all
times since date of entry: that dur
ing the first five years after entry
and down to the date OF this afflds-
VT OF contest he failed to establish
residence upon. or TO occupy. improve
or cultivate said tract. and same at
all times was. and continues to be,
In a state OF nature; and that said
alleged absence from said land was
not due TO his employment in the
Army. Navy or Marine Corps of the
United States as private soldier.
officer, seaman or marine, during the
var with Spain. or during any other
war In which the United States may
be engaged.
Now, therefore. said parties are
hereby notified to appear. respond
and offer evidence touching said allie
cation at 10 o'clock a IN. on January
1880. before the Register and Re
eciyer at the United States Land
office in Pueblo. Colorado.
The said contestant having. In a
proper affidavit. filed October 6.
1909. set forth facts which show
tha, after due diligence personal ser
vice OF this notice can not be made.
1t is hereby ordered and directed that
such notice be given by due and prop
er publication.
S. 4. ABBEY. Register.
First publication November G. 1909.
Last publication December 4. 1909.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-20
Bankrup,'s Petition Tor Discharge.

In the matter OF Adam Kuxhaus bank.
rup,. Ia bankruptcy.
To the Honorable Rol ert T. Lewis.
Judge OF the District Court OF he
United States for the District Of
Colorado.
Adam kuxhaus, OF Sugar City, In III
County OF Otero, and State OF col.
orado In said District, respectfully
represents that on the ninth day Of
October last past. he was duly ad.
Judged bankrupt under the Acts OF
Congress relating to bankruptcy. hat
he has duly surrendered all his prop.
crty. and rights OF property. and mas
fully complied with all the REQUIRE
mcnts OF said Acts and OF the orders
OF the Court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore. he prays that he may be
decrecd by the Court to have a full
discharge from all debts prov able
against his estate under said bank.
rupt acts. except such debts as are
excepted by law from such discharge.
Dated this tenth day OF November,
1909.
-
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-20

E. LEWIS. Judge Of said Court, and
the seal thereof. at Pueblo. In said
District. on the seventeenth day CT
November. 1909.
tSeal OF the court
CHARLES ". BISHOP, Clerk.
BY Gardner ". Greene, Deputy
Clerk
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-20
vtesdwerth's Sherthssd cslese

Oefess sn opportunity to obtain y thorough
and eosn plets business education as . ssry lov
iasee salass.-, H4adcat. u other s~hooi- rouse
" WOODWORrHx aud .n~re~si. We can ~
fss yos In many ee our qssdsates earniaS esm
"a s..sS sos M sxti ws.r ss s,ssr
lar. WooA vonk's Shorthand colIese txss.
mn). IN Colorado BoulsvsFd. beaver. Crlo
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-20
BARGAINS INXFARMs

An farm. of City
county. Kansas miles station; smooth
soil cultivation, house:
chicken house,
This lies ditch
of he bestth this county Price per
miles Dodge city from
ements;
City; house: stable
windmill cultivation PASTURE
FOL a
nicely is closet
school, location per
term
n valley. Colorado. wate
Canal per
title; developed farms
and : n
like this left the Valley We have quite list
portion OF the valley full
viii be you particulars
e. RESER CO., Dstle City. Kansas
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-20
Notice Of Final Settlement.

In the matter of the estate of Ed.
ward T.. Swink, deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that on
Monday the 9Th day OF December, A
D. 1903. being one OF the regular
days OF The December term of the
county court OF Otero county. in the
State OF Colorado. |, Marion F. MI
Ter, administrator OF said estate, will
appear before the Judge OF said court.
present my final settlement as such
administrator. pray the approval OF
the same. and will then apply to be
discharged as such administrator. At
which time and place any person in
Interest may appear and present OBJ
jections to the same II any there be.
Dated at La Junta, Colorado, No
yember 4. 1903.
MARION +. MILLER,
Administrator of the estate OF Ed.
ward T. Swink. deceased.
First publication November 6. 1909.
Last publication December 4, 1909.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-08
Banquet at savannah.

The banquet In honor of the Presi
dent was IN many respects the most
unique and sumptuous that the Prea
dent has encountered in all his tray.
els. Nearly every course was served
ON dish which was taken home by
the diners as souvenirs. AS the Presl.
dent entered, the $50 guests were
standing. waving little sllken Presl.
Dental flags. AZ each plate was a
gold scarf pin, on which was en-.
scrolled the seal OF the city OF savan,
nah, The oanape was served on
hand.painted china trays hearing the
Presidents initials. Sailed almonds
we're served l., Individual silver
mounted cut glass dishes. Diamond
back terrapln appeared In individual
FURNISHED copper ehannl dishes
which were souvenirs. Punch was
served In sIlvermounted glasses:
brandy In silver filagree cups, and Ct.
CARS in red leather cases ALI souve
Mrs
AS the President arose to speak
twenty white doves were liberated
over the heads OF the diners, Mayor
George w. Tledeman OF Savannah
presided at the banquet as toast.
master and the speakers we're as tol
lows:
Address OF welcome, Samuel y.
Georgia" Gov. Joseph M
Brown; 'The Army Col. d. G. King.
nan. o. s. A.; "The Navy" Admiral
?. s. sperry. u, 8. NJ: Savannah.
Judge Walter @. Charlton: "The
Press" Gen. P. w. Mlldrlm; "wo
man," Walter o. Harlrldge. The Pres.
dent, at his own request. spoke last
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-08
HIGH SPRINGS NOTES.

HIGH SPRINGS. Nov. a.-oul
school is doing nicely under the prof
Client management OF Prof Guy and
his able assistants.
On last Friday afternoon the school
rendered a most interesting program
at which time the local w. c. r. U.
presented the school with a lovely pic.
ture Of Miss Francis e. willard. The
presentation speech was made By
Capt T. II. Willard and accepted By
Prof Guy, IN behalf of the school.
On Sunday evening al the First
baptist church. the members OF the
local w. c. r. q. rendered a most
delightful program. consisting OF TEN
perance songs. recitalions. prayer and
a talk. At which time eighteen new
members we're enrolled for the cause
of temperance.
Sir and Mrs VIII Goodwin Of Fair.
field have been IN town yisltlnn rela.
lives aud friends for the past week
hr and Mrs. sydney Fuller have
returned home from month sery
pleasantly spent 81 Inverness With the
htier's parents.
The piano contest closed on Safer
DAY. Oct S0th. Nius Susie Bryant De-
ing the successful candidates Mlns
Llpie Morrison won second prize
SIR Humphreys returned yesterday
from New York. where b. vas calloa
. fee days ago on account Of his
mothers death Sc has the sympa.
~ Of our people
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-08
|cEORGIA TAKES TAFT
TO Her BOSOM
President Is Royalty Entertained At All Points Visit
ed In the Ggber State.
Governor Brown with President.

Governor Brown With President.
Governor Joseph Brown met the
President at Macon and made the
trip with him to this city. Repre-
sentative Bartlett also came with the
President along with a committee OF
citizens from this city who went to
Dover to extend savannah's welcome.
The President breakfasted this morn.
Ing at the Bartlett home in Macon,
partaklng OF a spread prepared under
the direction Of Mrs Bartlett herself
and comprising a list OF Southern
delicacles that caused the President
to declare that II all well-to-do Georgia
people breakfasted like that he won.
dered that such good old institutions
as dinner and supper had any vogue
at all In this section.
Mr.. Taft withstoOd the temptation.
However, Of a mint jufep that had
been brewed with consummate skin
and which reposed apparently harm.
less in a green.topped glass that had
perfect barnacles Of frosting on the
outside. He took the julep IN his
hand for a moment but that was or
far as he got Waffies. quail. fried
chicken, sausage, steak. brolled ham.
broiled chicken and "grits" were a
part OF the breakfast set before the
President
Capt. Archie" Butt. the Presidents
aide. an old Georgia boy. was
on his native heath yesterday. happy
as could be- he had been travelling
more than 1900 miles 10 reach here
with the President. and he enthusl.
astioally asked Mr. Taft yesterday n
he didn't think II was well worth tho
Journey to be IN Georgia at last
The President graciously agreed and |
In bis speech at the State fair grounds !
in Macon referred 10 the fact that |
he knew Georgia people were all right |
Tor he had one for an aide.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-08
National Geographic Society
Votes Medal for Peary

WASHINGTON, Eoy 4-ror has.
lng reached che North Pole Command
~ Robari . peary vac yesterday yoi.
ID sold medal BY the National Goo.
graphical soeieiy
Tho board d managep o. ths 20
elety accepted unanimously the report
O llE subcommittee u neientisis Who
bad 0samlnsd tba explorers records
aud proofs and found tbess 10 b. oon
elusive n his claim. ihAi be- has
reached che pole The society adopi
20 resolution ibsi fhe question: Of
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-08
Two Hungry Bull Dogs
We're Guarding Dead Man

SAVANNAH sog 8 peter a
Lsiss. vho claimed = deasn trades and
pFofsasio1a bai vho was hermit
sas ioass eeas a his bone pear "a
'anaah yesterday Rs haa been dsaa
fiaee Noaeay - uas seated ID a
shsir. appagea,ig rlsring a ihs van
e ~ foem e. shieh - M wriitsa
~ SIN iessing b. Bfoeerty. wbish
g tees,eefetis - ~ 80. vhs 3 ls
shni si eaasoa O., - Is fhs egsai
er'A y H n'pTw ri
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-08

water is obtained 10 generate power
whether direct OF electric. This lnfor
nation will be valuable ln o census Of
the cOuntry's water power plants and
Operations, IN case Congress provides
for IL later
Another new question involves the
quantity Of fuel usel. lether anthrs
cite coal. bituminous coal. coke. wood
OH. gas or other Kind ibis l. e1pect.
ca 20 elicit replies aGording consider.
able data on tie fuel conservation
question.
The thirteen principal questions
are briefly. first. a description II ne
establishment. second. time 90 opera-
tion and hours worked. third. capital
Invested. fourth salaried employees
mn. wage eaFnera. Including piece
workers. o. the pay roll December
is. 1909. sixth. sage earner1. includ
Ing plece.vofkers. employed 90 ne
fsth DAY % each moath feVenfh. sal'
ary and Ware payments. eiEhih. ma
teriais. min supplies and fuel. uinih
mlsesllaneous expenses; teath. pro
ducts: eleventh. power. tweifth. feel;
lhirtesnth. remarkH
TIE EensrnI scheduie. beriuning
shortly after JnnuarY I. 1919. uiii ~
circulated amonE the manuftefurcrs
thFoarhoui ne oouniFy 81 tie special
aeeafa az vhom ab0gf ie94 WiA D.
eiutss ffem fhs fseceeafui ayBu
eanir q a. tsst szlmiletiea. % D
49, Nsrenter trA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-08

Tait's special rolled into Georgia az
1910 o'clock last night, reaching Co.
lumbus on the dot. and the President
was given ON enthusiastic reception
at the Union passenger station. where
q large crowd had gathered the sta.
ton being dlied.
Mr.. TAFT promptly appeared on the
rear platform and was greeted with
ronsing cheers, In an elght.mlnute
speech he thanked the people for their
cordial reception Expressed his 70
gret that a Misunderstanding had
arisen AZ 20 the length OF his stay IN
this city, made happy reference 10
the Importance OF Columbus 90 cot
ton manufacturing center and express
cd bis great pleasure al being again
on Georgia soil, saying that two o. the
happlest months Of his life were spent
In this State last winter.
The President expressed his regret
thar anyone should think that he VIC.
lated his pledge In regard 10 visiting
Columbus, but said that Il could be
readily understood that IN Arranging
a i3,oOO.miie trip Il was not possible
TO have everything Just a. desired.
There were several cries Of God
bless you" from the crowd and
Beautiful bouquet OF roses was sent
10 the platform, which Mr. Taft accept.
I'd with pleasure "aa the first flowers
given him IN Georgia.
Judge A. w. Cohars IN behalf %
Ihe citizens, made a brief talk. thank
ms the President for hls visit and his
address,. aud saying IN conclusion:
We assure you there h no city whore
'ou have more friends than IN lhls
he city OF Columbia There we're
.enewed cheers 40 the special pulled
'ut Of The station The stop here was
Or ten minutes,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-08
EenSuS Of Manufactures
viii Be Of Much Value

DISTINCTION. D. C., Nov. 5-The
VA schedule which win be used
Federat Census Of Manufac.
'~ The calendar year 1903 has
'0'nala'ed, and about zoe. 900
copies have been ordered BY
~ Director E. Dana Durand.
schedule is in the form OF a
folder about sxiiis inches
u Is smaller and simpler than
aI'n which the 1890 and
oi manufactures were
las lees than hall a. many
sa,ries as the earlier ones
'seiy 10 insure less labor
accuracy In the collection
l'ie,gres data
H' Ia he general .ehedals
fadal Questions. with their
THIS is the same uum-
'ls Eeaeral seheduls Tor
49, are however. important
r'ssen TIE two seheduiss.
10 the 1919 seheduis.
oaa authoriaed b. Con.
-, ,-ninatioa az former
ssfa Il d lmpoaaibie 20
-. /, -''l safely aeeuraie replies:
4 49, "nshaeation q oshsrs
49, ''''iaa o. ounblastioa n
, -. .'a'iiTisioas q Ne qaes.
s q EoEsr ouqlsyss q.
49, fsrposes canr fsr ~.
'A@ e. sss f-os nas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-08

SAVANNAH. Ca, Nov. 5.-Presi'
=, Taft travelled through central and
.o,beastern Georgia this Indian sum
!, afternoon through woods rich in
/. warm reds, colds and brown of
rnmp He spent the forenoon yes
,rday at Macon. where he. declared
VAS glad to be back in Georgia
lalp and felt thoroughly at home in
\ state whence he went to Washing
~ hst March to assume the oath Of
sce The President arrived here at
IS o'clock tonight and began his
,shteen hours stay in the city with
elaborate banquet at the DeSoto
lOiel Today the President was TAX
for a sail over the harbor, a spin
round the famous automobile course
Eg which the grand prize races we're
Ia last fall, and will have lunch at
b Thunderbolt Casino.
. savannah is the farthest South the
resident will go and when he leaves
Ep at o'clock today he will turn
last toward Washington, where he
due to arrive next Wednesday
Ishlng.
Georgia has proved no exception 10
}, other Southern States President
HI has visited In extending to him
Ieries Of welcomes equal to those
has received in any section Of the
nhtry. In Macon yesterday morning
seemed as though the country for
iles around had been depopulated to
ake up the throngs that gathered In
~ city. At every one Of the numer
y stops between Macon and this !
there we're large depot throngs |
y TO greet the President and cheer |
lev words he had an opportunity |
utter before the train moved on.
ne last night the President was met |
another great crowd. During his
p 10 Savannah, Mr.. Taft was the
- Of Gen. William W. Gordon, an
hmlly friend.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-08

whether or MOI any esploFer reached
tbe Norsh Pole prior 20 1909 shall b.
referred 70 a subcommittee OF 30
peris with authority 10 send Tor pa.
ppFs ~ make such Journeys as mas
be nsceasary % inspect original REQ
ofas This Indicates that the noeisfy
PROPOSES as soon ~ possible 10 pass
ppoB che records u ~ FFedsFlek A
Cook The scientists win spare no -
ptuss ln order that they mas BE- con
yinsed on this point b. Cook win
b. advised immediately 81 the 10
eiciY's action
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-08
LIVE 'POSSUMS GREET
PRESIDENT AT MACON
The "Big Bill" Smile Made Columbus People Happy
When Train Stopped There.

MACON, Ga, Nov. 4--Complete n
every detail and IN strict conformIt,
to the Presidents wishes are the ar
engagements for his visit 20 Macon.
Early this morning the Presidential
party was met at the Union station
where the special train IL parked BY
a number OF Macon citizens. who &C
oompaniod the President 20 the rest
dence OF Congressman Charles l.
Bartlett for breakfast. The Bartlett
home has been attractively decorated
for the occasion. Mira. Bartlett was
assisted by eleven Macon ladies' "a
receiving the guests IN the drawing
room. After brief reception the
party was ushered into the spacious
dining hall A feature OF the menu
was the mint iulep. such as has been
brewod IN the. South since Henry
clay's time. On the way 10 the fair
grounds the President was accorded
a rouslng ovation by thousands OF
school children stationed nt vantage
points along the route.
After short speech the President
inspected the agricultural exhibits
and displays Of woman's work y, the
fair
From every section Of Central 0eor.
gia crowds have been pouring into
Macon Tor twenly.fonr hours. Tho
welcome extended Mr.. Tam Ia gen.
timely cordial and decidedly void Of
Formally.
Tho city's decorations are elaborate
and suggestive Of Taft day" A atrIk.
ing feature ard one wholly unique d
The decorated front Of one store on
he Presidents route. on two pestlm.
mon trees appear four poasuma. real
i've maruiplals, which Grlnned their
satisfaction a. being made the cynos
dre Of the gaze Of the President OF
he United States.
Columbus euFfeniors.
Columbus. Ga Nov pFeal6apt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-08
HAO PLEASANT RAE
Party vith Grand isisns n Asioms.
bile From oainssslsa.

Party Nisi Grand Island n Asi0mo
bile From oainsssles
NJ and STR q p Cannon. Mss
Dame ? T.. uedlir ard ! O. pen 81
eth G. W Hm % shafss - ihe ma
ciine. returned yesterday FROM a shou
viFt 20 Grand Island. shera ths5
sent % iaks . iook a. the handsome
.orange grove property ~ ~ Csunoa
TIE parry ~ Gainesville ~ Wed
neadaT mqfuinE arriving a. fhcir
Destination in ths afieruoon. ana o.
The fsiuru trip isfI Eastis a N a "a
and arrived in Ocaia 81 no0n. Amer
rpending a feE hours thsFe sbeY -
sumsd che logmsg 20 Gainesyills
making en- trip here b. tuo hours
ST. Bll uho hae charge ~ tts ear.
shieh saa a. ~ ~ 2. Noisi 40
ntsfsg thai ~ sufifs diniancs sas
covered n $50 keuFt an4 tgenfy.ass
mlnuiss and ~ rusds bstueea Essiis
na9 Orsa utfs is NJ ahape
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-08

iirookiyn y y Two huneFy bulldogs
ssfo gusFdins ths dead man ana
Threatened ths police vim their snnru
a ,eaf o. more ago feiafa wife
sii'ea hsraef 81 allowing out her
e'Hihs eth . pistol lie shortly aflss
Hafas married again after an AZ
qpaintanee 81 eight hoaFs ana vas 4,
SO tlms d his asaih seekins q al
fpfee. Since ~ separafed from Is
neeonf vie ~ teeane A. ah.ala,.
hermit thosgk o. hna nspar carr
s ~ - spe'e'F q hsn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-08

Let = want "a. negotiate q trade
Ior you--0f something you don't need
for s0methins You o.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-08

Columbus eurrenisrs.
Columbus. Ca Nov g. President
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The Value Of a Remedy is Proven
By Its Cures.
Elkwood, Ala, Dec. IA, 1903.

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Drar Sirs-l have derived such great
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Lima Beans.

Lima beans need long season. BY
this the pole Lima is meant. There
are bush Limas which grow more
quickly, but they are not productive.
It does not need many hills of pole
Limas to supply family and the
beans are delicious. The yield which
may be obtained by good treatment
is surprising. They may be started
early in cold frame by planting on
inverted sods, but this is not always
convenient way Of doing. The cold
frame is needed for other purposes
and 1t Ia expensive to provide one for
this use alone.