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The Tupelo journal., 1910-08-05
Excursion to St. Louis and Chi
cago and Return.

Very low rates via Mobile & Ohio
Railroad, for all trains leaving Mobile
August Goth, 1910. Return limit, to
reach original starting point Septem-
Der 4th, 1910. Apply to Nj. & o. r. R,
agents for particulars.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15

M 4 YsAR roR ran TRIBUNE.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15

NEARLY EVERYBODY READS rns ru.ux.- -.rs wo.rx WINS
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15
America. Greatest violinIst.

Geo. W olcs, Americas greates'
yiolinist. viii appear at the La Junta
Thea,er next Monday night. January
18th in one OF his charming mrsica
concerts. Ne is violinis, OF firs'
rank and no one can possibly be dis
appointed In his performance.
Or. James Baxter. president and
founder OF Baxter's University OF Mu
sic. Friendship. " Y. says: .Mr
George " Oles. the young yiolinist
Is possessed Of remarkable ability
both as a performer and composer
Mr. Oles has marvellous execution
In the handling OF his instrument and
a wonderful command OF the rich, the
brilliant. the ethereal. the weird and
other varieties OF tone that charac.
terizes the violin. and the sagacity OF
a genius in applying them to effeo.
tive advantage In the rendition OF
all the prominent styles peculiar to
his instrument. and the public will
be glad TO know that the presence
OF a foreign artist is no longer . ne.
cessity to the enjoyment OF the mas.
ter compositions"
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15
Notice of Petition.

State OF Colorado. County OF orero.
IS.
In the Dlsiric, Court Of the Tenth
Judicial District OF the State OF
Colorado. sitting In and for u,ero
County.
In the matter OF tn. judicial ,xam.
nation OF the bond history OF the
otero Irrigation District. on peti.
tion OF the Board OF Director Of
the oero Irrigation District. pray
Ing that the proceedings Tor The Is
sue and sale OF said bonds Of aid
disiric, may be examined. approved
and confirmed by the court.
To all persons interested in the
otero lrrigation District or Ia the
proceedings for the issue or sale
Of III. bonds Of said district:
Notice Is hereby given thar on the
I'D day OF December. A. u. 1903. the
board Of directors Of the oteru lrri.
cation District filed In the district
court OF otcro county. Colorado, a
petition. the object and prayer OF
which ls that the court examine and
determine the legality and validity
OF. and approve and confirm Zach
and all OF the proceedings for the or
ganizaiion Of the said District. the
Issue and sal. OF said bonds. aud al
other proceedings. which may affect
the legality or validity of the bonds
and the order of the sale thereof
and for such other and further re-
lief as TO the cour; may seem proper
Ths, on the ed day OF Dccomber
1909. II Was ordered by J. T. Rlxcr
one OF the Judges of said court. ths
the hearing Of said petition be- hcie
ON the 18th day of January, A, d
1910. at the hour OF 10 O'Clock m.
the said day being one OF the rcru
lar days Of the January. 1910, tern
of the district court. In and for otcr,
county, Colorado. holden at La Junta
In said county. said hearing to b,
held In the court house. at La Iunts
Otcro county. Colorado.
Any person interested In fald dls
tr'ct. or In III, Issue or sale Of ssl,
bonds. may dcmur to or answer sai,
petition.
Witness my hand and the seal Q
said court. this ?5d day Of Deccmbss
A. b. 1900.
SHERMAN FARR.
Clerk Of a. District Court.
rirst publicatlon December .s. 1904.
Lase publicatton January Is. 1903.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15

V'sSk OF u DtstfIct Court,
rirst pasl'cstIon Deceuber :s. isoo.
Lase pubilcattoa January Is, isos.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15
CHAMBERLAuN'S
Cough Remedy
Cures Coughs. Colds. Group. Grip
and Whooping Cough.

We ARE pleased % inform our readers
that Chamberlain Congh k~mssiy dos
not contain narcotics IL nny kind This
makes Il the safest and best for childr~n.
II makes no iii'.rrn~s when won caughs
that cold. you have II and want to yet rtl
II II quickly. TAX. Chamberlain Cough
Remedy.
II wont do 20 fool with \ b~si cold
No onc can tell Whist IN. end Will be
ru.unup1ia. cssarrh. chrunic hfpnchitis
ansi consumption invariably rrsalt fruu
. uegrcs-i cold. A cur~ fus cca9hs
- rnlsla nn&hine caa compare W1t1
CAamtrslaln's C0ugh Rssneay. ~
evOgywhsss u 20c. bOc - ~I 90.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15
Contest Notice.

Department OF the Interior. Jnited
States Land Office. Pueblo. Colo.
RADIO, December 30. 1903
A sufficient contest affidavit hav.
ing been filed In this office by Mary
c. Day. contestant, against homestead
entry No. 1896. made March 8. 1903.
for north half southwest quarter.
southwest quarter southwest quarter
section 81. northwest quarter north
west quarter section rs. township 25
south. range Sc west. by George W.
Hin. contestee. in which II is alleged
that said George ". Hin has entire.
ly abandoned said land and that he
never made any Improvements what
ever on said land: that no part OF
said land has been fenced or cultiyat-
ed by said entrymap. and that he has
never established a residence or lived
thereon. and that said alleged ab.
sence 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 war with Spain.
or during any other war in which the
United States may be engaged; now.
therefore, said parties are hereby no
titled to appear. respond and offer
evidence touching said allegation at
10 o'clock a. m. on March /. 1910, be-
fore the Register and Receiver at the
United States Land Office in Pueblo,
Colorado.
The said contestant having, in a
proper affidavit. filed December 2,
1893. set forth facts which show that
after due diligence personal service q
this notice cannot be made. II is here
by ordered and directed that such no.
tlce be given by due and proper pub
lication
5. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. January 10. 1910.
Last publication. Fe ruary IL. 1910.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15
Notice Of Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the La
Jun,a City Hospital Association vii
be held at the City Hall on Monday
evening, January 81. 1910. at 7:3C
O'Clock for the purpose OF electing
board Of trustees for the ensuing
year and the transaction OF such
other business as may be presented.
JAS. +. kEARNS. President.
First publication January /. 1910.
Last Publication January 20. 1910.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15
Legal Notice.

State OF Colorado. County of o,ero.
ss: In the District Court.
In the matter Of the application Of
Hannah E. Conner. TO determine
helrship-Notioc:
The people of the State of Colorado
to all persons to whom these pres
ents shall come. greeting:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
twenty-,hird day of December. 1909.
an order was made and entered In
the above entitled matter by the Dis.
tric, court OF otero County. colora.
do. fixing Monday. the fourteenth day
OF March. 1910. at the hour OF ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon. as the date
for the hearing OF the above entitled
matter before said Court: tina, the
above entitled proceedings are
brought Tor the purpose OF determIn.
Ing who are the heirs OF Adam &.
Conner. deceased: that the property
10 be- affected by these proceedings
Is described As follows. to-wit: The
southwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter OF section thirty. township
twcniy.three. south OF range fifty-six
west: tn. southeast quarter OF the
: northeast quarter OF section twenty
five. township twcnty-,hree. south
OF range fifty-seycn west. all In
otero County. Colorado. together
With twelve shares OF capital
stock Of the Rocky Ford Canal.
Reservoir. Land. Loan and Trust
Company. also lots eighteen to TWEEN.
,y-four inclusive In comer's subdiyl-
sion OF lots nine and ten OF Steven.
sons subdivision OF the south half Of
the southeast quarter OF section
eighteen. township twenty.,hree,
south OF range fifry-slx ives, In otero
County. Colorado: that the names Of
the alleged heirs OF Adam c. Conner
are. Elmer Conner. son Of Adam G,
Conner. Who resides In Los Angeles,
California: Hannah r. Conner. widow
Of Adam c. Conner. deceased. who
reside. Ia Rocky Ford. Colorado. and
RoxAena Swink. daughter Of Adam
c. Conner. deceased. who resides In
Rocky Ford. oicrc County. Colorado
Notice is hereby given to each and
every person. association or corpora
tiou claiming Any Interest In said 90
tate o. property above described. e
, appear on said date and show caus.
u any there he. why . decree shai
, not b. entered herein dctcrmininI
the heirship Of Adam c. Conner. de-
ceased.
In witness whereof ! have hcreun
70 sst NY hand and affixed tho see
. Of the Court at Ia Junsa. Colorado
thh thifty.first day Of December, A
. b. iSos.
(Osal). SHERMAN FARR,
. Clerk oe The District Court.
rirst pab,ication. January .. 1910.
LAss psblieatioa. January -. 1910.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-15
TALKS ON ADVERTISING
XXV.--What Ad-
vertising Won'tDo
By Henry Herbert Huff

ASSOCIATION
"Mr Business Man, advertising performs miracles To
who has witnessed simple idea fed by advertising grow
magcally into skyscape is wonder that such idea
should be At its best the ad than vehicle
for conveying the plain truth about goods sale prospective
customers Successful advertising consists in getting the public
interested in good oren leading people the door, II
for the merchant complete the sale and induce them to come
again.
mo matter how well planned effective advertising will
not take goods from the shelves and explain their merits will
not scl bill Of goods to the patron who for single art
ce will not bring patron back again who got cheated tho first
time will not put customer in happy mood the clerks
ulen and uniriendly will make favorable on
buyers II the store dirty and unaac,vc will make Sic
cess Of the store that is overloaded with Of date goods At
high prices will not make up for mistakes buying incxpcr
enc slack methods location any defects in the man.
sgcmcnt.
Ihe bcs. that advertising do to bring new eu,so.. Z.
the store but that the hardest part the patron h standing
before the counter ready TO buy then the
snow MN goods tell their points Of merit and do he can to
become permanent customer Of the store
According to custom, jan is resolution day but thcrc Il
n1 No. n o. waiting m New Years to make resolutions 70 now
f Business Man, want following good resou
"on' and begin putting them into practice ut once:
r~ve TO ID advertise literally home pop~r, diving
o. 1s @ sssr aas a, IL. %
auNv s 'hey accumulate o. bold onrnprx
s:n. OF drawing customers ~ turn over s,oI nu.n,
- that every dollar Of kcp, moving and r,sSn"
on c' pay cash for goods n. nearly =. ,s.
~ fcsh "ut after trade surrounding country ~ mh
so's soeds and TO keep attractive, .s - 49, .xs
80 snoru ~ use price cards windows and on sorr,ss,
49, S nss my window decorations frequently: t Keep uy s.os, as
ea and clean a possible patrons IN. h ~ s.,~ nm
A.. % and active conducting business al
- '~"" NJ" fan'y With those who may come to tr.d,
~ wish to thank you for your kind .,t.oon a,,;,, ..
ana noIe you may have found them preAtaIjs ny '-
must bid you goodby"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
HUNGRY BIRDS ATTACK
A FAMILY TO GET BREAD
Several English Sparrows Killed, But
others Fight On in Kitchen Until
They Are Lured Out

NEW YORK. Feb. IA bread riot
IN which 100 excited English spar
rows were participants took place at
the home or Robert H. Woiverton on
Smsetave. Verona, y. J The riotins
sparrows won a great victory but at
The cost Of several lives
The birds held a meeting I'm the
yard Of the Wolverton home all the
morning and seemed greatly wrought
up over something, which they dis
cusscd with much vigor Mrs. Vol
verton. who was making pies, left the
back door oDen for few minutes.
The sparrows swooped into the
kitchen. all talking az once, and flew
around Mrs Wolverton. pecking at
her face and arms and using dreadful
language in esparrowanto. Mrs. VOL
verton dropped her rolling pin and
fed Tho whole Wolverton family
then went 10 the kitchen and started
10 fight the sparrows. Several birds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03

come better acquainted. We would
be particularly glad 20 welcome eN-
President Roosevelt should he return
TO his own country by way of Asia.
In Japan We have the greatest respect
for Mr.. Roosevelt We regard him as
"a type of the American people He
would be overwhelmed with invita-.
lions 20 deliver addresses.
1T was because OF this idea that We
tried 10 show your fleet something
unique in the way OF a welcome We
wanted your fighting men 10 know
that all talk OF war with Japan was
foolish and untrue. The names OF
Perry and Townsend Harris are still
names 70 conjure with in Japan Com
mander Perry forced our doors. II is
true. but he did il in a kindly. con
siderate manner. Townsend Harris
framed our first treaties and took nc
advantage of nation which might
easily have suffered at his hands. ne
memory Of these Americans is revered
in Japan.
The Baron does not think that a
suffragette movement would DO wet
i'm his country and declares himself
for education for women, and says
that great strides have been made IL
this respect in the last ten years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
NERVOUS TROUBLES
]. CURED BY THE
TONIC TREATMENT
Michigan People Tell How They We're
Restored to Health and Strength
After Other Remedies Failed

Why are nervous people inyari-
ably pale people? The answer. u
that question explains why a
remedy that acts on the blood can
cure nervous troubles. II explains
why DR.. Williams Pink PMS tor
Pale People are also for nervous
people
II is because of the intimate re,a
ton between the red corpuscles in
the blood and the health of the
nerves. The nervous system re-
ceives its nourishment as Well as
its medicine through the blood
Let the blood become thin weak
and colorless and the nerves arc
starvcd--the victim is started on
the road that leads rs 'Ous
wreck. Nervous people are pale peo
ple--but the pallOr comes first EN-
rich the blood and the nerves are
stimulated and toned 40 90 do their
part of the work OF the body
The best evidence that the tonic
treatment with Or Williams rlnk
Pills will cure NERVOUS troubles IS
the proof of cures in this state, Only
limited number can bc given i1
this space but those who arc inter-
ested in the treatment can obtain
further Information by writing ior
the booklet. ~i)isedses ~ tho Ncr
vous System which viii Ue seat
tree 'on request 10y tho Dr NihtaWa
Medicine Co. Schenectady 49,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03

was confined 10 bed for a part OF the
time. had severe pains across my
back and lJins and my limbs were
numb. | was subject 10 dizzy spells
with a rush OF blood 20 the head
which would cause NE 10 fal down
My appetite vas poor and couiI
not eat much because my stomach
would not digest the food properly
/ was also troubled with neuralgia In
ny neck SO that some timesI could
hardly turn my head
took Dr Williams Pink Pir-
and soon ieI' better am cured
now and recommend The pills highly
Some years ago ms husband was
taken with sciatic rheumatism ia
hip and suffered intense pains lor
several months For four months he
was on cutches after having been
laid up in bed for several weeks
The pains also extended across hl-
back and the doctors said So wuul
affect his heart He tried medicin.
nom physicians, dut received NJ
benefit ana turned to Dr. William
Pink Pills lie BEGAN 'o get bette.
ana in q icW NC. ks was abe 10 ~
without the c-u'ches and il no.
doing hard wors. without auy smI
toms OF his trouble"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03

die test shows the conditions of the
eggs Instantly sometimes the ware
house firm acts as commission
agency. but the rule of the trade is
that no commission other than the
storage charge Dee asked ia such cases.
Meats require cold storage for a
certain time TO DE NJ To eat stated
C. Hayward Murphy. Of the Murphy
Storage q Ice Co. But as a general
rule. meats should not De held more
than six months There are a great
many untrue and very harmful stories
iu circulation in regard 10 cold stor-
age conditions and false impressions
have grown up. We want the truth
known II is best for the public and
for our business
There Is just one turkey in the
Murphy warehouse-and that is big
bird that Secretary Murphy won az "a
rattle Inspection OF various floors OF
his plant showed comparatively small
quantities OF butter, eggs and similar
commodities. The same condition pre-
walls in the other cold storage plants.
Where there is capacity in a big room
for thousands of crates OF eggs. only
huEQred or So are no be seen The
same is krue OF butter and OF other
products i'm a lesser degree.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
BARON TRAVELS 1000
MILES TO SPEAK ONCE
president Eliot OF Japan" Comes TO
Talk Al Carnegie Hall-WiI
Visit Universities Later.

NEW YORK. Feb. 3-Barcr
Dairoku Kikuchi. the President Eliot
at Japan arrived in New York hav-
ing travelled 1000 miles 10 deliver
one address Baron Kikuchi Will
speak ON Tuesday night ~ Carnegie
Hall upon the subject of The New
japan Us Moral and intellectual De-
yelopment.'
The Baron is the president Of tho
Imperial University OF Kyoto. and
during his stay In this country VIII
visit most Of the leading universities
iu search al new ideas which might
bg applicable 10 japanese conditions
A Cambridge man this distinguish.
ed visitor speaks our Language fluent
j.. now and then e peculiar twist in
his dictiou betrayiug the English uni
vprsity from which he was graduated
thirty-two years ago. Iio t. more like
am Englshman than japanese. and
less Ike an Oriental than any visitor
who ever came across the Pacific
Two years ago an attempt was
made 20 secure q distinguished repre-.
sentative OF Japan who would De able
10 speak 10 American audiences.
Count KomUra the Minister of For.
cign Affairs. selected Baron Kikuchi,
and after Tuesday evening the Of
fetal portion of the Barons visit Will
/ be- completed
Baron Kikuchi chattcd freely with
/ callers at the city club We. the
Japanese people said he, wish 10
| be known for what we are. We de-
sire that Americans visit us and be-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
WEAK, TIRED AND NERVOUS.
Or. Williams Pink Pills Cured This
Woman After Doctors Failed.

Or. Williams Pink Pills Cured This
Woman After Doctors Failed.
Mrs. Peter Morrissette. of No. SIS
Eleventh street. Alpena Mich. tells
OF her cure rs follows:
My nervous troUtse started with
childbirth. After enc Of my ohu.
dreR was born I had kind al para-
lysis ] was very weak. always urcd
out and so nervous that ] could not
bear the least noise My heart Hut
tered a great deal and had dizzy
spells. ! did not want 20 Dee lelt
alone.
MY doctor gave me different
kinds OF medicines. changing then
several times Finally became
convinced that he did not under
tand my case and could not halp
me. Vas very discourare1 but
tried DR.. Williams Pink Pills upon
! the recommendation OF my brother
noticed a change for the better
while ] was on the second b0X. s.
thorough trial Of the pills cured me
and have been well ever since
I have recommended lDr Williams
Pink. .Rills-.lol a @nunAer OF people
and .an--xeEy glad to- make ibis
ftal2lfle flt.-..a.... ..-.....-. .--.. d. O..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
ENTHUSIASTIC PRAISE.
This Sheridan Woman Cured After
ware ~ cuHAring

This Sherid51 Woman Cured After
Years Of Suffering
Mrs T. C. JcnKs. who lives ahout
thHee miles uuw Sheridan Mich.
and whose address E AoN - h.
u 80 t-f5h,riiao. 10 enthusiastic
iu praise. a .thls remedy She says
II was cured by Or Williams
Pink pills of nervous trouble brought
-un Ly overwCrk and worry For
..everal wears ! mad been sick and
was completely discouraged. had
severe headaches and such a pres
sure ON lie brain that / couldn't
s,otp aud ! hOueht 10 would MAKE
WD insane My appetite failed and
my food did not digest properly ]
had very bad cough a. one time
ard would often have TO go TO bed
for three or tour days.
81 doctoreI with several physi
cian- and although they helped ~,
40 times l'grew gradually worse.
read about Dr Williams pink Pill
cad beean. 90 gej better after had
taken tbcHl only b short time
tool, several boxes OF the pills am
Lave-ncyer fplt so wei IN my irC
as do now. My husband lis also 81
great believer in Or Williams Pins
llIs as hr finds they give prompt re
lief ion uiiious attacks We recon-
memo Dr Williams Pink Pills t0 e.!
ftf, elrW ir -'.'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
Just ONE-TURKEY
TN COLO STGRAGE
Trip Through Murphy Plant Reveals
Absurdity Of Wild Stories of Big
Food Supplies He'd Up

A Trip through any of Detroits coId
storage plants just now IS not very
heprtening thing. Despite the many
statements that have been made Oh
btJgiug warehouses filed with goods
held Tor nigh prices, the actual CON
clifton, as cvidonesd b. real tour el
inspection. Is tnat che warehouses are
almost empty
Great chilly rooms seem all en-
larger because Of the vacant space
where meats butter eggs, Vegetables
and fruit might b.. indeed if ir Were
nor fol the approach OF sprias th'
ON look would De ian uonI encoura
ing. Constant shipments from tn"
smaller towns OF the state mHKe up
for the daily Withdrawals to a iasse
extent. but even SO the supplies have
materially decreased OF late Ouy
apples continue 10 hold op to norma
Ia supply.
The modern cold storage warehouse
is massive brick on concrete Ntlu
tgfe equipped with huge freight e.e.
Vat0rs and divided into big bare rooms
in Which dinerenr ToodstUus arc kew.
at varying rates ot rcrot1r'.
Meats must be kept at It To - d..
grtesi apples at 81 II degrees sine"
they freeze no IS degrees, while otAt'
things require other tempCr"tirrr
Black pipes in which cold brine cit
culates are The means OF contrJl'us
the temperature.
But the various lots are not thrown
tcaether promiscuousiy In each room
the different lots are kept together and
properly stamped a merchant who
has put 200 crates of eggs iu col
storage does not get merely 200 crates
OF eggs when ne makes his with
drawal. but the very identical 2a)
crates that he placed there a card
index gives ready reference 20 The
whole stock on hand as well as 10 the
stocks held by dincreut customers.
Varied are the functions OK The cold
storage warehouse: in way. IL is rne
bank in which pertshahle food pro
ducts are deposited RS money is de-
posted in bank, % be Withdrawn
when required Tho small local
butcher or grocer may take his re-
serve stock His meats are frozen
anu held in safety. his eggs and bug
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03

While taking care OF q sick per
son became yery nervous and grew
so much worse that I was unable 10
DO hardly anything ] could not eat
or retain in my stomach any but the
lightest foods I had no color and
suffered go from headaches that
often ] could not SIT mp could not
get much sleep either day or night
and many times when sitting down
would commence 20 shake and get
so nervous that would cry and
scream until &c seemed ! could not
stop felt ashamed Of myself but
could not help &c. The least biz az
noise frritated me and ] had been
sick 80 long that had given up hope
nt getting Well
had taken nearly every medi-
cine J could think OF without any
rclicf unrl an aunt asked me 10 try
Dr WHlams Pink pills didn't
think they would do me any good
bur bought some as 2 was getting
worse an tho time 49, the time ]
had taken "a fov boxes ] could ear
and sleep better and decided 90 1iy"
The pills q good trial Ny improve
ment was rapid and I was soon as
well as ever and have never been
troubled with nervousness since.