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La Junta tribune., 1898-02-16
,ocA, AND rsesoaAl 'Tsns.

Trade at the Palace drugstore.
1.-The Fair" is an up-to-date rack
ct store.
B. G. Wilson was down from
Rocky Ford last Monday.
Notice the change in Kendall's
advertisement on the first page.
Aggie O'Connor entertained
party OF juvenile friends last Sstur-
day.
Geo. E. McCauley, Of the Bent
County Democrat, was in town yes
terday.
For SALE.-A span Of heavy
work horses. Inquire of g. S.
Thompson.
Master Mechanic Forster and
Foreman ]. E. Hogan were Dodge
City visitors last Sunday.
Highest cash price paid for fat
cattle, calves, poultry and prpduce
at the Columbia Meat Market
"Cake Walk" under the aus
pices of the Woman's Club. the
opera house next Saturday Eight.
Last call Only three daysnore.
Come quick or you will lose the
benefit Of the great cut at Carpen-
ter's.
FARM FOR RENT-Two and one
half miles from town on the north
side ditch. Inquire of G. S.
Thompson.
Cake walk at the opera house
Saturday night, participated in by
twenty-four prominent La Junta
society people.
A number Of new advertisements
appear in this issue Of the TRIBUNE
which we advise our readers to
peruse with care.
Jacob Shank has a frst-Eiass
shoemaker in his employ aaG ~
now prepared to make to order
anything in his line.
Buy pair Of those fine residence
lots in Mountain View addition on
monthly payments of IS each
c. L. Seeley, agent.
Bergerman Bros. offer enticing
inducements to patrons in their
wind-up Of winter weights. Read
their ad on the last page.
We have added to our stock the
celebrated "Perfect" baking pow
der and will sell it reasonably. Ask
us about it.-G. B. Round & Co.
H. L. Tindall was receiving the
congratulations of friends this
week on the arrival OF ten pound
boy at his home last Sunday morn
ing.
WANTED:-Set of books to post,
or other Office work, by experienced
Office man employed in position
leaving most of time unoccupied.
Address A. x, TRIBUNE.
Special sale on guns at E. G.
Hawkins until February I7th.
Prices extremely low. Guns sold
on nstallments-1o per cent down
and 10 per cent per month.
S. p. Hawkins, of the new de-
Partment store, makes an an
nouncement in this issue Of the
TRIBUNE, and later will present
some prices that will astonish you.
A. w. Shelton will avail himself
of the favorable markets and ship
two more cars of lambs to Kansas
City next Saturday, and before the
end Of the month expects to make
. large shipment to Chicago.
FoR REsT-My old "Hillside
Dairy Farm" At La Junta. Colo.
Good place for cattle, 40 acres in
alfalfa; good improvements with
plenty Of outside range. Canning
factory and creamery in operation
on the place. Inquire Of L. c.
Gillen, La Junta, Colo.
The young people Of the Baptist
church were entertained BY Mr..
and Mrs. ]. B. Sherman It their
home last Monday evening with q
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-16
OTER0 COUNTY COLORADO

Sy - AAoAs nave PiSaey Ot
money to loan on good farms.
Reginald Garvin left for Lamar
Monday morning to visit his father.
w. c. Steele, OF Rocky Ford,
was in town last Monday on bust
ness.
w. N. Randall shipped two car
loads of sheep to Kansas City yes
terday.
E. P. Stephenson left on No. 8
Sunday for Garden City, for few
weeks visit.
c. S. Butler returned yesterday
morning from a three-days' visit to
the capital city.
Why not own your own home
and save rent? Look at the list
offered by Buckley & Hart.
The lie Allegro Dancing Club
will give their regular social at the
opera house Thursday night.
S. r. Mendelson leaves for New
York Saturday to purchase fine
stock of spring and summer goods.
c. L. Barrett & Co. are now
ready for business at the old Fair
quarters. Read their ad in this
issue.
o. P. Smith, county clerk of
Bent county, made fraternal call
on our local county officials last
Saturday.
Cows and calves and young cat
tie for sale. Enquire of B. F.
Bales, agent, six miles south west
of La Junta.
S. r. Mendelson takes increased
space in the TRIBUNE this week in
order to present the numerous
bargains he has to offer.
Mrs. d. kingery and daughter,
Anna, who have been visiting c.
e. Seeley, left for their home In Ell
Moro yesterday morning.
E. r. Fisher, the Pueblo window
dresser Of Bergerman Bros, was
in town last Saturday and made an
artistic display of goods in the win
dows of the local store.
Use the pure high grade baking
powder named "Perfect" for all
cooking. Any -four will make good
bread and no indigestion if you use
the "Perfect" baking powder.-G.
b. Round & Co.
DR.. Hyde, of the University Of
Denver, will deliver the third in
the University Lecture course, in
opera house, Friday evening, Feb
ruary 18th, on Europe New and
Old, Through Living Eyes" The
doctor will also talk to the high
school Friday afternoon on Shakes
peare, of which he is an authority.
We trust the patrons of the high
school and all others interested
will meet Prof. Hyde during the
day.
G. H. Closson, the blind engi-
neer, returned from Denver on
No. s last Saturday night. His
sight has been considerably i'm
proved and he is now able to dis
tinguish objects in the light of day.
Part of rabbits eye was grated
with Mr. Blossoms right eye, from
which the bandage was removed
last Friday, the sight of which is
improving each day as it heals.
The specialist who performed the
operation is of the opinion that Mr..
Blossoms sight could have been al
most if not quite restored, had the
operation taken place long ago.
Mrs. c. A. Beerbohm entertained
few friends at valentine party
last Monday evening in honor of
her husbands birthday. The even
ing was very pleasantly spent in
social converse, and the giving and
receiving of comic valentines sup
posed to be especially appropriate
to the recipients, caused much
merriment. None of the guests
could complain of its being heart
Lee, aHasv m tho couveuire. the
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-16

Aciean Sweep In jackets and cspes.
The S.. 90 kind, Ladies All
Wool Cloth Jackets, now So. SO
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-16

The So. SO kind, Rough Chev.
lot Jackets, now-.----$3.2St
The 1915 kind, Fine Kersey II
Jackets. 81. 20
The 81. SO kind, Rough Bou-
Gle CaPes, now 1915.
All Misses and Children's
Jackets at u price
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-16

At 6oc, Ladies' Ribbed Vests
and Pants, regularly sold
AT 75c, Ladies or Gents I'm
derwear, regularly sold at t-SI.25
At ACC, Ladies Vests or Pants,
regularly sod at----- 75c
At 23c, Ladies Vests or Pants,
regularly sold at---------- 35c
At q off regular price, All
Children's Underwear
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-16
Clean sweep In Dre.. Good. Dep,

Clean Sweep In Dress Goods Dept
At 25c, Fancy Worsted Suit
ings, regularly sold at 35c
and - 4oc
At $50, Novelty Suitings, reg
ularly sold at--------- soc
At soc, All Wool Novelties,
regularly sold at---.--- 75c
At 1915, Choice of Dress Pat
terms, regularly sold at IS. 90
At S.. 90, Choice OF Dress Pat
terms, regularly sold at S6. SO
AT Sc. 90, Choice of Dress Pat
terms, regularly sold at $50
TO- ------- SO. 90
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-16

At 81. IS, Grey Blankets, reg
ularly sold SO. oe
At SI.75, Gray Blankets, reg
ularly sold at So. Sc
At sI.25, Grey Blankets, reg
ularly sold at S2 OF
At sI.oo, Grey Blankets, reg
ularly sold at. at.----SI.S@ Sd
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They Neren't Scenery.

once" said the fourth member Of the
party, as related by A Chicago Record
correspondent Il was travelling westward
and al A little mountain town a bridal pair
gor aboard. Maybe II was because they
were going but twenty nliles-to the next
to~n that they openly tieFnpnst tsd their
affection II was very amusing 10 every
body else Va the day eoata and a, lat aua
tourist, who happened ie he riding for
wasd with his Gamers decided that Il
would bs frs Yate thsNg 30 take some
snapshots a TIE sw0. - he focused the
thing. and while pre- ending 10 ~ taking a
general view n he ruaeb. BE took care TO
ger ths bridal pair sIgars "a she middle
he was Very stesl;hy about IT, hat shs
bridegroom observed his motions and
came forward. lie came forward II three
Jump. and. rear hiag over toward the tour
iSt, he seized him ana iift"t h m III. very
hurriesiiy among the Pintsch gas fixture.
'eor T5er no doubled h3ma Up AZ u SORE
- cosl AXE k~v-r:ug. ar3 i~nxyhsneti
hsn eHt 10 his oFslrsry stature He did a
Few mere ~ n&s which A. ROT seuaeu. g,er
res. ard WREN ls@ had thoroughly salts
fei hsv1seif. ne said:
" Mister. ir general. ! am a~cann7a-
as'L0' sn' t0sFitatia SO tite stranger. hat
aeE oS. ! want saD ta understand thar
me an thls ls3v agn't scenery
TIE Tourist S8id rs sA0ux7it hs uoi',F M
able 20 fsFi,r nlbsF iIsas fset aa8 81 tAa
hi4e S's'e'u took 6,s fingers or ghe offerf.
ers 5hrnat
" y sss ~. god ar hard M.rsu,,y 30
@4sd, ~ andy aad So and taera ans 30,
passenger q 4o se,liea or looked nsbr~-
@kN ffftN t1tt93sstT respectful -
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j To- Dereiirt NJ sen.


os accident which bafeil th. Holland
Ai-3n-ls E0er. tfa keeadam. s. one tnat i
continually before tffe sailor. and fhe man
no i4kt> fsassage rs tae great ships 10 so
"o@a 70 SEA. 90 saors Hfe. stations ar.
erected s0d lighthouses tlafaIsls4F - safe
tite vessels and essw Nhieh may be, blow,
zoo ciose.y - fhs danger asis. rocks Thai
'ra3seTSs rs}sy 10 sNosaed nayse.tass IL a.s-
%ens OK ine year when Toe is most CON-
men SAL far 70 fHe SoQfhwaTA aess ff.,
Keep 4 sharp .3eao4t fow ne waite rss.fn-
safes lgs} mean aeHtvtset ioa 20 sna craft
iH ne Eask fog }hat lowers frea4esgtJy
as sNa s>5aAfftt FOG horns are Atawn s,v
ns9fTnE steamers 80 wara other ysssags 0f
sh~s apgt@aFis Bst she. Gsypsef fsats f,s,.
go <lS1ats. persfsss I'D ksuWn 1esTss an,
gives so warning 4 drifts a,org eesSa
% the surface 0f sse water. sonsettrs,sx a.,
insignificant th5rg and some fr,ses 50.
SOS "aoaess week e FIRE. large vsxs.3
ga capable 81 wrecs5gag the ts-As sYsl. fH,f
gioafs
'esi<i sage sfe NAVIGATING TIE s~ase
az go .stf@ Ta~y are "a rvsesi ~ Yas rs..SS-
@yT 4f tt3& c@FAt.sss saEYts sraee sss fhs r.seF
4@ @zs Fasa*se53gef stpan3egs .ses asea "a
*+f ff1A tss~ eFsss5rE raases 'rtss.s fg-4ef
ss f@Ss aaA& 1aa za&t nfss ssss E.ss.g ~3ae.,e.s
@ii@ s#s~ oa aax wHAxa IL - stsra.4.,ss
aafs 1ot @gHfy saat ID wav -,nt a..
- s1SEs . S-.~. a.zAA a-s3. 1..4 I-s..-
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have SEVERAL localities under coHsidsra ton
ard wsli arrive at decision fa . fsE das 8.
Ar architect. = cashier ard s@s mer-
chants constitute company ~ gold seess-
sra AZ the Hotel Stevens. They registered
az Arthur = wilkins 81 Nashingtofs, ID
-. and ssaraard jennings. Joseph Lapsr
and =. h Bers Eagton. ef chlessc. NJ.
H<rrtsgtoH sad regarding Ire Intentions
If tsse party. We WITH leave Seattle Oh
she EaisncIa for Copper river. prepared
10 prospect for sw5 sears. While ! did
not hear masa talk IN gB.eago regarding
the Copper river COUNTY, / have may
rsasors 70 beisese that there Is rich Dig
sing ;sare. ! gnisg there. with ny
e2szpa s5ssa-, "a line % Information In
wh.eh / have implicit faith u. course I
have heard aisconfsgsng repsrss albert
Copper river bass ! believe these REPORTS
were siarSsd by Men Who want There and
could rot remain on aecotiat OF taking
along an insufficient amount OF pr0yts-
long. II necessary. We viii spsnG the
next Use years % oar lives 81 that coua-
try"
DR. @. A. Hadiey. Of Cnicago. and his
two s9as. II. ~ Hsdley AMI II g. Had
ley. were among the arrivals a tas Hotel
Stevens yesterday. Dr. Hadiey VIII go 10
skagway 10 engage In the practice Of
FGetiIciae, while his sons Will embark ia
a mercantile business % some kind. The
d0etor states that the rush from Chicago
has hardly commenced.
Many people who arrived IN the city
yesterday frsns the East and middle
states intend 10 locate In Seattle, while
others have fully made up their minds
e. take up lard in the state and follow
Yanehing The landlord or an uptown
hefei said yesterday: You would be sur
pFised at the large number OF people who
come 20 Seattle and either intend 10 To-
cate here or in this vicinity. ] know Of
many who propose 10 locate in Whaieom
county and take up land The class 81
people ] speak OF are people who did
rot do az we'll in the East, from finan-
cial standpoint. az they expected. and
have decided 10 give newer country
o trial.
party OF eight prospective Kiondikers
Of East Saginaw Mich. under the leader
ship Of j A. Bowen. are stopping at the
National hotel. This party arrived in
for the Copper river al the md OF the
coming week they viii outfit Ia Seattle.
Mr., Bowen states tina, maN more people
VII came 10 Seattle from Michigan, and
that the excitement there Is quite intense.
H. Pettingiil, Of Staples. MiuB.. came 10
Seattle yesterday as the advance guard
Of large party. which Is to start from
Seattle for the head of the Stewart river
IN a short time NJ Petiingii states
that he has passed through some OF the
worst hi.xzards ever experienced In Min
nesota and he does not believe Alaska
will be too cold for him or any Of his
party.
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W hen You Have n Had s.ng,g

1ea want tbe h-sst ysss4i;es-s.. tf... ,..., -.
sata.ncd. snd taas is Lssaa.leyIaip.s r'.rh
keasssly
f"A wsn' ; remedy that will mt oulv
So" gs'4e~ reiaei o'1s riifst : permanent cure
aa W&i' remedy iasi vii reiseve the
l2AscE zsad Aeep cxfsaes eTat}ea saSv.
aosi ~ss4sz gsaaeslv that viii cognterac:
agav sess'ses'cv toward gzaessssar5a-
lea waH' gvgsaeay tasl Is Fleass-,. ans.
safe ~ tsse.
'4As'''''.r.aias Cc12h Deasgslv s. the orlv
Ses7;aF7sae ~ 'Rss thsS szaez.5s Al! a. these "a
e''''~'is'a1ts AFsi ior tsEs sTssssv aa5 taersaa-
se2s sA.2s u a@ss cs.ss> sEAsA.As ...sss. r,ssr
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No Promises Made
That Cannot Be
Fulfilled.

BRAIN. NERVES AND HEART II
you have dizziness. paipltation OF heart.
sense OF surfocaion. difficult breathing,
tired. languid feeling. dependency. a fear
OF impending danger or death. II Sleep
less. gloomy and feel an aversion 10 So
ciety. loss Of energy. ambition and self
confluence. which absolutely units you
for study or business. II SO serious dis
ease threatens your life. There is no time
10 lose. Oh should consult DR.. Lukens
before it is too late.
YOUNG. MIDDLE AGED AND OLD
MN. There are thousands of you trou-
nled with weak. aching backs. kidney and
bladder, and other unm.stakable signs Of
nervous debility and premature decay.
Many die OF this difficulty. or live in daily
torture. ignorant or the cause. DO not a.
low modesty 10 deter you from seeking
Immediate relief. The most obstinate ease
treated with unfaiitng success BY the great
WALKING treatment.
DISEASES OF WOMEN. II suffering
VITA complaints peculiar to your sex-ir-
regular. painful and seanty n,enstruation.
abnormal discharges falling or reclining
II me womb. ayHs other complications, are
assured OF a speedy cure wiien Others have
failed.
GEN f-KAL DISEASES. Cstarrh Of
head. throat and stomach. rheumatism.
ayspe esla. Diabetes. epilepsy. gol,re. cah-
ceFs. ulcers diseases o. the lungs and air
passages Iae most perfect system OF
treatment
BLOOD AND SKIN. Diseases. sores
p.mpisa. eruptions, eczema, fefser scrof-
uia, tnnleEs. blood poison. primary ard
secondary. thoroughly efadlcafea. leaving
yt@ system In strong pure AID healthy
state.
sfaA-tAI. DISEASES - flesfaate ra-
tuEe~iniia nation and disc harses results
cE laG;scTeitou. nyGrocei.. xsY}roesga
structure. TI.eS. nst1ia. hernia ar.,i ali gin
aFea troubles quickly curezt No dasentIo.
from business. TO cutting
WRITE your symptoms II iEy.r4s- ,,,,. -
CITY THOUSANDS cured al hoYu. Me-
perfect mail system. Ac-srte S1rr.<,y y,
eA professional dealings. The fx.s,ss ,i,r,.t
ard SENSITIVE person OF either soy -
naFe - aes'tancy in calling on tha a..
ter sou ~ili hnd him a warva h@a~,-.
triFfss Of gne affected coast,ita,gn., -
at ea1ce or gy mai
i'h- !. II ~ hkAS. starr- Eoe4 F;,,s5,s
-nS- PROM street seats.e- Sefxsraas- Ys.,sv,.
tar iAffses and gentlemen Nos. = 70 -
ana IL ts0ars TO IL a. N. 70 Z a14 :
~ - -
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Your Grocer
doesn't want to sell you low-priee baking powder.
It is your fault You ask for it. There is ne
good low-price baking powder; SO he sells you
bad

afarsesf s.ew plans Fer ships. ealeniased 10
xStFstar,a sssch artsasery fire As ralned ua-
on the seet of Admiral SIR beauel'ssssp
Seymour a. Alexandria
TIE s.ags which tire United Ssases
bought in England were drawn AFTER ta&S
baltic had shown the weak places IA -.
s,serea stsIns These English model Saips
are gaoa bat nat up 10 tire standard Oh
oar homemade slsssa which are Rot Sc
.sz,a 10 any IL the world
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ASK fec lsa,st5u Hes},A CTas rPesez,.,,
Feed fsFa@a Pancake FJaa~. S@!eet gtr.-
I'y-s4 >ate5 Wheat. Whole Wheat (srss,ra
's5a ea -Four aHi fsr{aa Ter D.abetes'
I0Aasta1e & Sg~ev agents
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MRS. RORERs
ARTICLES

in this number are of special in
teresr TO mothers. Under the
title of " Proper Cooking for the
Nursery she tells what the tiny
folks must not eat-as well as
how to prepare then. proper foods.
" The Best Food for a Growing
Child" Ct ,tinues the story for the
babies who have grown into little
men apd little women
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\ Buying
\ House
/ Without

IA practical article by Barton Cheyney, telling
how, without money, to own a home in city or
country. 1t will be found of great interest to.
Young emarried folks-and old ones, too. 1t is
those of you who would like tostop paying rent.
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dam was discovered by the St. Louis short
- after her accident. Otherwise she might
have gone 10 the bottom, and all the story
left TO he told would be the date of SAIL
ing. the list of passengers. and the sim
pie announcement lost at sea and never
heard OF. The derelict has to its dis
credit the darkest pages of the romance Of
the sea.
FOR ST. MICHAEL
Ship Yosemite VIII sal. in tow for Dutch
Harhor and ST. Michael May Is For
freight space apply at once White Star
Dock. foot Spring street. Telephone Main
s2s
FISHING tackle. Going, Nor.hrup &
Co. soi First Ave.
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INSIDE OF A
HUNDRED HOMES

Photographic glimpses of interiors
of all sorts-real rooms that are
lived in-daintv boudoirs, dens,
and coy corners-slecping-rooms,
book rooms. Each with an
idea in it for your helping. The
fifth instalment of this popular
series-one of the most inter-
essing features the JOURNAL has
presented.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-29

Rice mill capacity daily large line kinds rice
Broken rice for brsweries rice
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EI.t''TEiC CONSTRUCTION co
A @aa~s7 Aioert BRYAN. Resngvet,
- "a Il tEat8 sve52s Tsseussora Asaso =
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-04
Call for George Baker.

George w. Baker, formerly of Nevada.
IS about to become a multi-millionaire
says San Francisco exchange. 1t is
sald that some ancestors of Bakers held
title to valuable property in Philadel-
phla, and the United States Court has
Just put the heirs, of whom Baker is one.
IN possession of it. Some people were
mean enough to say yesterday when thew
heard of the eX-Nev"d dlI'- rood fortune
'hat this was a preliminary step by the
powers to run him for United States Sen
atof or Congressman rom Nevada at the
next acknowledgements.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-04
The Round Valley Murders.

San Francisco. Feb. 1.-The sentence of
Joseph Gregory, one OF the parties con-
vlcted of the murder of Jack Littlefield
IN Round Valley, who was sentenced to
thirty years on circumstantial evidence.
was to-day sustained by the Supreme
Court.
ON every % cent cash purchase you will
get chance on Il pair Of dining room
pictures to he given away Feb. 5th at
Richardson's
Plum long cut tabacco. wholesale and
retail at Chas. II. kelly's, Arlington
block.
The Reveille tells of cases where gentle
horses have been killed in Lander county
and predicts trouble for those who are
breaking the law unless they stop the
practice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-04
Cuba and Hawaii.

Washington, Feb. 2.-Quiet negotia-
tons have been going on for several DAYS
In the Senate, looking to sensational
combination of the friends both of Hawaii
ana Cuba, with the object in view of pre-
cipltatlng crisis on both questions
without waiting either for the annexation
treaty in the Pacific, or the slow move
ments of autonomy in the Atlantic.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-04
a Great Book .

Hills revised and enlarged manuel of
business and social forms. instructions
sn penmanship. letter and shorthand
writing. and should have place in the
home of every business man, merchant
hrmer and society generally. Statistical
hhahcial' historical and political data are
especially elaborate. Alaska and mining
'here' are interestingly described and
illustrated. p. N. HANSEN.
Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-04
Murder and lynching.

Seattle, Feb. 2.-The steamer Alliance
arrived to-day from Copper river bring
ing news of double murder and lynch
ing at Valdes, January 3
"A cowboy named NJ. F. Tanner of Mon
tana Killed NJ. A. Call of Worthington.
Mimi, and William Lee of Massachu-
setts. The miners hanged Tanner the
next morning.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-04
A F dtaI Glove Contest,

West Bend, Wis, Feb. o.-Duliu- Il
glove contest between Carl i.intlbacl1 and
Willie Giants, high school boys. LinG back
fell dead in the fourth ROUND. The young
men had quarrel and decided to settle
the trouble with gloves Lindback re-
ceived singing blow which felled him.
Friends '''n to his assistance, but found
him de;;!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-04
The Fighting in Cuba.

Havana, Feb. 2.-Th" insurgents have
blown up with dynamite a passenger
train near Guara, partly destroying the
engine and derailing the cars. In an en-
gagement near Aguyo plantation, Havana
province, the insurgents are said to have
lost seventeen men killed and four cap
tured. Seven of the Spanish force were
wounded.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-04
The Contest.

Inc feature of the contest yesteterdav
was the bag gain i'll votes for Miss Crosen
Her votes have now passed the hundred
mark and things promise to be lively
before many days.
The vote now stands:
Martha Murphy 41e
IiaF 'roson- n-----------------. .-------- $50
Eva Doyle -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-04

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