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The Portland daily press., 1898-07-25

WANTED-An persons in want Of trunks
w and bags to call on L. D. REYNOLDS,
b63 Congress street, one door above Shaw's
grocery store, as we manufacture our goods
and can therefore give bottom prices.
Trunks repaired. Open evenings. We frama
pictures. IFS
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-25

NOTICE-MRS. F. F. APPLEBY a ter an i'll
~ ness of two months. has again opened her
office OF Chiropody and Manicure at $50 Con-
gress st. 1871
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-25

EoH SALE-Birch Canoe in good order, has
- paddles and cushions. BRADLEY &
SMALL, IS Preble ST.. Portland. pol
FOR SALE-Fine, late style. lphr Midway
= Trap; used once only not roomy enough
Tor FAMILY; will sell low or exchange for good
r roo Two seated carriage. Can be seen at
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-25

TAI ONEY LOANED on first and second
w mortgages, real estate, life insurance
policies. notes, bonds and coed collateral
security. Notes discounted; rate of interest
per cent a year and upwards, according to
security. W. P. CARR, room 5, second floor,
Oxford building, 1856 Middle street. jlyi6-4
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-25
WANTED.

Situation by a young man who understands
years experience Graduate of Gray's Port
land Business College. Good references fur
nished. Address CHAS. f. ALLEN. Show
hogan, Maine ily9d4w4
The Portland daily press., 1898-07-25
WANTED.

WANTED am now ready to buy all kinds
w of cast off ladies'. cents and children's
the city. SEND letters to MR. OF MRS, De
GROOT, rs Middle St. 1911
La Junta tribune., 1898-03-23
c. +. KENDALL.

letter" providing our citizen does
not wish to engage in the business
of getting suddenly rich.
George Fernsel left on No. 81
Saturday night for Strasburg, o., 4
to which place he was summoned
on account OF the serious illness Of
his mother.
j. w. Carl, who has been suffer-
ing from an attack of rheumattsm|
during the past FIVE months which,
incapacitated him for laborof any
kind, left on No. yesterday for
Bronson, Kan, where he hopes 10
recuperate.
How To LOOK Goop:-Good
looks are really more than skin
deep, depending entirely on Z
healthy condition of all the vital
organs. If the liver be inactive,|
you have bilious look; if you'd
stomach be disordered, you have 4
dyspeptic look; if your kidneys be
affected, you have pinched look.
Secure good health and you will
surely have good looks. Electrid
Bitters is a good Alternative. and
tonic. Acts directly on the stom}
ach, liver and kidneys. Purife}
the blood, cures pimples, blotche
and boils and gives good com
plexion. Every bottle guaranteed
Sold at Joys pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1898-03-23
Joys for Jewelry.
Bustles at Smiths.

Edison's Vitascope at the opera
house tonight.
Ice cream soda every day at the
Palace drug store.
Rubber stamps, pads, ink, ETC.,
at Novelty Works.
c. C.. Washburn, of Rocky Ford,
was county seat visitor Monday.
The biggest values ever offered
the public in chinaware at Thomp-
sons closing out sale.
For building loans or 8 per cent
farm loans, call on w. r. Gibson,
Room 8 Central block, La Junta,
Colorado.
Two thousand feet of the new
sewer have been laid, and the
probabilities are that it will be
complete even before the date set
. April 10th. Work had to be
stopped yesterday on the cement
ing of the manholes, the weather
being too cold.
One Of our business firms re-
ceived a proposition from the
"Oldest Engraver in the United
States" yesterday morning. He
claims to have been employe o.
the Bureau of Engraving anc
Printing, and to have in his pos
session exact duplicates of ths
plates from which a series of one
FIVE and ten dollar bills wer'
printed. He provides an easie
way to wealth than delving in thu
frozen gold fields of the klondik'
and offers to designate an out-of
the-way meeting place with ou
| citizen as soon as he 10 communi
Gated with by cypher Telegram, th'
4 code OF which is enclosed. Gu
citizen is enlightened by the infor
4 nation that be il no farmer and j
unusually intelligent, also that th'
proposition Is no green goods fake
I! but ! legitimate enterprise. m
communication = marked conf
Dental 1t the head and winds n
With A instruction 70 ssbuYn thi
La Junta tribune., 1898-03-23

Corsets at Smiths. sS
Trade at the Palace drq storS h,
Fine box stationery At il Palae
drug store. MI
Honest values at lowestPricesl i
Thompson's.
WANrEp-Furnished rdpm. H.
quire at this Office. M
Lee Fenlason. OF RocI Ford,
was in town Monday.
J. c. Johnson, of PuebP. wa,a .
visitor in this city Monda
Newest and latest pss ferns in
queensware just received AIT Thonp-
sons.
Mrs. ]. E. Walker retul led sat
urday night from a visit tcS friends
in Colorado Springs.
Ticket Agent Will SSicer re-
turned Monday morning Nom his
trip to Colorado Springs.
Try the new coffee, "Tke Man
dheling Java" and net lard,
"Edelweiss," at Hecox s. Go.
Fireman Frank Lee and wife
left on No. s Monday morning for
Deerheld, Kan, to visit theparents
OF the former.
Mrs. Slane visited her PARENTS,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Robins, at L a
Junta last week. k.-Rocky Ford
Times Republican.
Rev. Elmer Ward Cole, Nho has
been conducting revival seivices at
the Trinidad Christian church, re-
turned home last Saturday morning.
H. Haddaway. of La Junta, is
among the latest purchasers Of the
Anderson ranch lands, xhaving
bought twenty acres. Rocky Ford
Enterprise. Ss
Engines $50. 35I.- S6a- ~
have been tranferred to the New
Mexico division, and the 79o. 7S6
and 7S4 have arrived from Topeka
to take their places.
Henry Fisher left on No. 6 Fri
day night for St. Joe, Mo. After
making a short visit there with
friends he will start on a tour
through Iowa in search Of perma
nent location.
Old Boreas turned loose Monday
night and did his best to blow the
state of Colorado off the map, but
the inhabitants of the land of sun
shine came up shivering and smil-
ing the next morning and ready foI
another 60 with the old windbag.
Mrs. A. c. Armstrong has now
completed the Standard Square
Inch Taylor System of Dressmak-
ing. A perfect fit without altera-
tion. Call and see her, and get
style OF cut, price and finish. She
has had experience In dressmakine
before and with the new system
she will give perfect satisfaction.
Mrs. Daniels, wife of Conductor
Henry Daniels, OF El Paso. Texas,
and former resident OF La Junta,
passed through this city on No. 2
Sunday with the remains Of her
sister, Miss Stella Ely, who died
at Ell Paso on the 18th inst. Mrs.
Daniels was accompanies by .
brother, Edward Ely, and Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. West, of Ration, the
latter 4 sister Of the deceased.
They were on their way to Kinks.
vile, Mo-, where the remains Of
Miss Ely will find their last resting
place.
An Arms palace horse car arrived
in this city Saturday night contain.
ing seventeen young Missour
horses, destined for Fort Apaehs
in Arizona. They were unIcade(
At the stock yards and all day Srn
day allowed to recuperate iron
their long journey, leaving a ths
evening for their destinatiol ~
were I fine lot Of animals isall 4
dash and spirit, and held tlssil
heads proudly and high is ~ aii
La Junta tribune., 1898-03-23
Ewar by loud denunciation of the

\
Have your prescriptions filled at
| the Palace drug store.
Frank Law, of Trinidad, was a
La Junta visitor Sunday.
E. w. Davis, of Pueblo, was in
town yesterday on business.
Sheriff Barr went to Manzanola
Saturday morning on official busi-
ness.
| Harvey Shull returned last Sat
urday morning from his trip to
Topeka.
Thompson has the finest decor
ated china stock patterns imported
to this country.
Rev. d. Kingery left last Satur-
day for Lakin, Kan, to visit
friends for few days.
Highest cash price paid for fat
cattle, calves, poultry and produce
at the Columbia Meat Market.
Miss Jennie Robinson came down
from Pueblo Saturday night to
visit her home folks over Sunday,
returning Monday morning.
The weighing of the government
mail is now in progress on the
Santa Fe. w. H. Dunbar has
charge of the work at our local
station.
: A Raymond & Whitcomb excur-
sion passed through this city last
Saturday morning on its way to
visit the relics and curios in about
Santa Fe, N. Nj.
Five OF the Arms palace horse
cars passed through this city yes
terday morning on their way to
Arizona. They contained govern
ment stock for the cavalry.
Sixs hundred persons were pres
kae (klhes3 3hisd annual hall of Hill
side Lodge No. a95. B. of L. F.,
which took place at the Ration
opera house on St. Patrick's day.
Ben Bergerman visited Rocky
Ford last Saturday on business,
going up on the train in the morn
ing and returning awheel in the
afternoon. He made the latter
trip in forty minutes.
Some freight engines are now
making daily trips from Las Vegas
to Albuquerque and back, on ac-
count of the increase in business.
| The fruit trade from California is
greater than ever before known.
Lineman Fred Phillips met with
an accident last Tuesday while in
specting the line between La Junta
and Las Animas. The heavy wind
derailed his velocipede, throwing
him violently to the ground, and in
consequence Mr. Phillips is in the
hospital at La Junta suffering from
painful, though not serious, injur-
ies.-Las Animas Leader.
Messrs. Van Gundy and Wilson,
Of the Rocky Ford Times Republi-
can and Manzanola News, respec-
lively, will commence about April
Ist the publication Of the Arkansas
Valley Farmer and Fruit Grower.
1t is to be devoted to the agricul-
tural, horticultural and stock inter
ests of the Valley. The TRIBUNE
hopes the promulgators Of the en-
terprise will meet with the success
which their very laudable under
taking deserves.
E. S. Emmert came down from
the Ford Friday evening to close
up number Of Fidelity loans he
has recently made in this city. He
started from the melon metropolis
a-wheel, with the wind at his back,
and expected to break the record,
. conditions being SO favorable. The
!best lad plans Of bicycle sprinters,
however, gang after gie," as they
did in this instance. The tire ex-
Iploded and made such report
/ that Mr.. Emmert thought the wal
had broke out. and he began look
/ lar /. hn,,t him fn, anhashed Snan.
La Junta tribune., 1898-03-23
The Purchasing
Power Of $l.oo at
The Old Reliable.
We will quote you some prices. What
$l.OO will buy from US.
FURNISHING GOODS.

Twenty pairs of Mems Heavy Seamless Hose 10
Twelve pairs Mems Fine Black Brown Hose ...... 10
Twenty Mems White, Blue Red Handkerchiefs . 10
Four Fine Dress Neckties Observation-Disclosures. 10
Three White Shirts, Unaundred, Linen Bosom. 10
Two White Shirts, Laundried Observation-Disclosures. 10
-Four Mems Shirts and Drawers. .............. 10
-Four Mems Good Working Shirts s............... 10
Three Mems Good Weight Overas, plain or bib 10
-Four Men g Check Jackets 10
Two Good Pairs of Working Pants ............. 10
La Junta tribune., 1898-03-23
sHoEsl SHOES! sHoEsl

Fine Solid Dress Shoe for Men. ............... LOO
A Good Solid Shoe for Ladies' Observation-Disclosures. LOO
Ladies Fine Button Shoe, worth 81 so. LOO
Good Servcabe Shoe for Misses, II 2........ LOO
Fine Dress Shoe for Men only Observation-Disclosures. LOO
Solid Working Shoe for Men buckle ......... LOO
A Solid Working Shoe for Men, lace ........... LOO
Good Solid Shoe for Boys Observation-Disclosures. LOO
And 81 90 will buy many other thing that have space
here We viii give you all the goods that
will buy for 81 90
rAs !..e.ss The Price-Draper Clothing Co. }.
MEMS oUTFITTERs.
La Junta tribune., 1898-03-23
LOCAL AnD rsesosAl | Us.

Corsets at Smiths. 5s
Trade at the Palace drq stos h,
Fine box stationery At q : Palads
drug store. III
Honest values at lowest prices i
Thompson's. n
WANrEp-Furnished room. d.
quire at this Office. At
The Progress., 1898-06-18

they are children Of respccta bic
parents? And yet The Progress
is assured that this is Il sad fact.
Now no doubt these boys and
youths Of respectable parents
would become highly indignant
and grieVously insulted if The
Progress were to call them tOughs
and hOOdlums; but that is Just
what you are boys, and you too
girls. Now If you think this too
-ey re. go to your dictionaries and
compare your conduct with the
definitions given OF these tern S,
and see if they do not agree.
But there is another feature
about this matter. 1t is a viola
ton Of both the City AMI State
laws to disturb peaceable assem-
sombly, and Captain Bennett and
MS band are entitled to the protect
ion Of the law. And not only is
his true, but Mayor Nc kellar,
Chief Nelson and Lieutenant
Basch declare they shall have it.
And now this in parting. If this
article be not warning enough;
and the presence Of a policeman
go UNDECIDED, and an arrest be
made, The Progress will make the
affair public, and call names, re-
CARELESS Of person or family: and
we believe we will be doing socie-
ty a service, in the act.
The Progress., 1898-06-18
SIGNIFICANT TALK.

The irrepressible newsgatherers
will have their say at things when
thew elect, whether it be in season
or out. And hence, this far in adj
vance; vaulting over the Con-
gressional contestants who are met
on the way, in their legitimate
course; they bound away in chase
of the, now wary, gubernatorial
bee. to see if it's next years bon
net abode can be located.
AS a probable candidate, the
name OF Senator MeEnery has
been mentioned, from time to
time, for quite awhile. This in
timation has been as often pooh,
poohed! at, as suggested-for va
rious reasons given, none uncom-
plimentary however. But Pic
ayuue corresp ondent caused these
political prophets to dance attend
ance on the opinions OF others; by
the following significant language
from Senator McEnery, on the
subject:
81 cannot now say what my in
The Progress., 1898-06-18

The Salvation Army is one Of
the noblest organizations in the
world. Composed OF Cody men
and women whose only desire is to
do good for fallen humanity, they
give up the world and devote their
lives to the Masters causein feed
ing His sheep ana lambs. And
this feeding is a practical as well
as a spiritual work. For they ad-
minister to the necessities of the
body as we'll as the soul. Their
influence in community is Won
derfuI for the moral effect of the
work done. They ego out into the
highways and hedges" they in
wade the slums ana dives, and Of
fer new life to those dead to the
world. Their rescues of the per-
ishing have been countless, and
the world has been made better
and is being made better because
of their labors.
There is post OF this Army in
Shreveport. At present it is in
command Of ICaptain Bennett, an
earnest Christian. He knows ''the
way of the transgressor to be
hard;" because he was "a brand
snatched from the burning. But
The Progress., 1898-06-18
RATES to Hynsons'

OC I Y y
Springs can be had at our Union
Depot. Write G. Randall, at Mar
shall Texas or Shreveport, for rates
The waters are noted for their
cures, the tables ase superb, the
scenery is grand in its picturesque
and rural beauty.
The Progress., 1898-06-18

time off before a selection will be
made for governor, and there is 40
telling what may arise. After all
the whole matter rests with our
friends in New Orleans, and it is
premature to say anything before
they have declared their intentions.
| have great and abiding faith in
their wisdom, and know they will
select a true and faithful man to
lead the party
Concerning the talked Of candi-
dacy of Senator McEncry TIA;
MOrehouse Clarion says:
"We'll bet a couple of drlin-
quent subscriptions that if Scna-
tor McEnery is a candida for
governor in 1900, and is nominal
ted and elected, that Gov. Foster
will succeed him in the United
States Senate. Perhaps that was
the program fixed up a way back
yonder when McEnery was elected
to the Senate and Forter was SO
active in his support. Who
knows?'
The Progress is hardly prepared
to accept this half-theory. 1t
should not be overlooked that
when Justice McEnery was called
to the United States Senatorship
(for he was called by the Democ-
racy) the party was in jeopardy
regarding this exalted Office. On
account of differences, party
caucus could not be secured with
the supporters of the three Demo-
cratic candidates. For this reason
it was only a question of time when
Hon. Walter Denegre, an Idnepen-
dent, would be elected. In fact,
only a dextrous stragetic move
mont, in two acts, the first by Hon.
John Brewster, the secon by Lieu
tenant-governor Snyder and Mr..
Estopinal, we believe, prevented it
at the taking of one ballot, and the
the next would have surely elected
him. 1t was the ready dissolution
of the two Houses, to prevent an
other vote that day and thus gain
time, that marked the ready tact
of Governor Snyder and
Mr.. Estopinal. Something had
to be done and done quickly,
if a Democrat be given the
place. The law required that
another ballot be taken the follow
ing day. This meant the election
Of Mr.. Denegre, sure, unless some
Dem ocrat whom the three factions
would agree on, could be brou ght
on the field and placed in COM
mand. 1t was no time and place
to "swap horses" A grave re-
sponsibility rested on Governor
Foster. He would be held mostly
| to blame, should a Democratic
| Legislature elect an Independent
to the United States Senate. Just
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-09

ONE LOT LAWNS, D1NIITIEs JAco NETS sEAsIDEs ORGAN
LAPETS H. Is and 2c yard reduced now
pery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-09
Empires: Messrs. Emslie and Hunt.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
THE NEW BILL & SUCCESS.
Large Audience Well Pleased at
Main-Street Park.

Main-Street Vaudeville Park last night
scored one of the biggest successes of the
season. The audience present was one OF
the largest, and the performance went
with snap and vim throughout Owing
to the illness Of Miss Clarke, the team
of Foy and Clarke did not appear, but
their places were more than acceptably
taken by Charles f. Walton and Major
James d. Doyle, the long and short gro
tesque comedians, who were such great
favorites last season. They were quite
as funny as ever, and the midget Major
had laughs TO spare. To Coakley and
Hustled, in new songs. dances. and comedy
sketch. was likewise accorded a most
hattering reception, and their clever trick
dog was one of the features OF the pro-
gramme. Miss Emma Krauss, who well
deserves the title of high-class soprano,
received repeated encores in the artistic
rendition of popular songs. Miss Amy
Nelson was as charming as she was
capable, in dashing serio-comic, and
Ernest NiZarras and Leoni Bonnie gave
one of the most startling ring and trapese
performances ever given in Richmond.
One Of the formers individual feats was
his dead-lift on his two little fingers.
The entire performance was clean and
and was popular at every point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-09
GOVERNOR VISITS HIS TROOPS.
The Iowa Executive Pays His Men
Call.

| JACKSONVILLE, FLA, August -
| Governor Shaw, of Iowa. accompanied by
Mrs Shaw, together with Adjutant-Gene-
raj II. NJ. Byers and Colonel f. c. Pratt.
of the Governors staff, arrived this morn
ing on a visit TO the Forty-ninth and
Fiftieth Iowa regiments in camp here.
Governor Shaw went out to camp this
afternoon and witnessed a review or ths
two regiments. He was much pleased
with their appearance, and also with the
location OF the camp here. lie Will re-
main for a few days.
General Keifer, commanding the First
Division, Seventh Corps, came up from
Miami to-day accompanied by his staff.
The paymasters finished to-day paying
off the thirteen original regiments here,
and expect 10 finish the other by the END
OF the week. There will be twenty-five
regiments in ali, and 1t will require about
100000. From here the paymasters viii
90 TO Fernandina to pay the troops there.
The Ninth Illinois Regiment did not ar
rive until late tonight. The soldiers Will
remain on the cars until morning and
then go into camp.
Private Thomas NJ. b. Yard, Of Com
pany F. First Wisconsin Regiment. died
last night of typhoid-fever The body
will be sent to Racine. Wis, for inter-
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-09
AT CAMP ALGER.
Pay-Day-Good Health of the Third
Virginia.

Correspondence of the Dispatch)
CAMP ALGER, VA. August 7.--satur-
day was payday with the Third Viz
ginia. and. as usual. there were several
"drunks" brought in to the suard-house
last night.
After payday there is rush Of appli-
cants for fuTloughs, but as the number
issued is limited to six from each COM
pany necessarily there are great many
men disappointed. Some OF these, rather
than wait their turn. run the blockade
and take their punishment in the guard
house on their return.
The health of the Third continues 10 be
better than that of any other regiment
here.
At the regular weekly inspection satur-
day, after a careful estimate, IL was
found there were about % per cent. OF the
entire regiment present and available for
duty. This is a fine showing.
Major-General Butter was at Manassas
Friday and Saturday looking for suit
able camping ground for his division. but
as yet no orders have been Issued as 20
when the change will be made.
The general impression is that the First
Division will go to Manassas about We'd
nesday.
Private william Bullock, Of Company
A, while on guard duty one night last
week. required the colonel OF the Seventh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-09
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR BARRACKS. ma
tional Soldiers Home, Va. Treasurer
ONCE, 9th July. ls9S.-Sealed proposals
Will be received at this office until noon
FRIDAY, 10Th August, 1898. for furnishing
Labor Materials. &C., and COnstructns
Two Wooden Barrack Buildings on tho
grounds OF this home. Drawings and gpe-
cihcatlons can be seen, and full lnf0rma-
ton obtained az this office. Bids must b.
accompanied by certified check, pay
able 10 the undersigned treasurer. f0r 5
per centum OF the amount thereof Wtlfh
check Will be forfeited TO the Ngtio11i
Home Tor >. V. 3. I'm case tJe successful
bidder refuses or fails 10 enter into con
tract, as required otherwise, 10 be re
turned 10 she bidder. ne dght IS reseiy-
ed TO reject anv or All proposals. or 20
waive infOrmalities therein. Envelope
containing bids should be endorsed "Pr0-
posals for Barracks" and addressed 10
the undersigned WILLIAM THOMPSON
Treasurer. Approved +. r. WOODFIN.
Governor. ~ 39&Au f&9-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-09

TOILET SOAPS large variety makes. price
EACH Soc Dozen the best goods import ed at Soc per cake
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-09
WAR TAX ON EXPRESS PACKAGES,
The Companies Make a Concession
TO Virginia Shippers.

Anent the fight made by the Chamber
Of Commerce 10 have the express COM
panies pay the war tax on packages han
died by them. Mr.. Andrew Welsh agent
for the Adams and Southern Express
companies. has advised the Chamber that
hereafter shippers will not be required to
furnish or pay for stamps on express re-
ceipts for packages of five pounds or less
within the State of Virginia.
This communication was in reply TO a
letter sent Mr.. Welsh recently by a
committee from the Chamber, and while
this is only a partial adjustment of this
matter. the committee Of the Chamber
hopes that decision Of the whole ques-
ton Will be reached at an early day,
under the test case made up at
New York between the shippers and the
express companies IL being understood
that a decision in that case will establish
the meaning of the law for all other local
tiles. as well as for New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-09

speaks i'm high terms OF Or. La Garde
and says that he has worked under "the
most INSTANTANEOUS circumstance "
From the day the forces left Tampa until
the present time he says that there "havs
never been sufficient medical attendants
or medicines for the daily wants OF tbs
command. Three times since reachins
Cuba has the command" he says, been
almost entirely without medicine" This
statement, he adds is made 10 him by
the medical directors. and on one occa-
sion they suggested taking medicines
away from the Spanish hospital.