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La Junta tribune., 1898-01-08
Fo..,.r. m,,..n,um.

At Fowler . number Of lots have been
bought BY pe, . Jna who will build houses in
the spring. Grading for one new house OF
good size is nov proceeding. Work on the
erection OF = new Methodist church. xsxp
feet, Is sbout To begin. Books for town IT,
brary have arriyed.-ChicftaIn.
Good, but the building boom
has not yet begun. Wait until we
talk about electric lights, suspen-
sion bridge across the river, new
union depot OF the A, T. & S. F.
and Missouri Pacific. then a little
later we will consider the advisa-
bility OF moving our county capital
from La Junta up this way--Fow-
Ter Tribune.
Take plenty of time, Brother
Davenport, to consider the advisa-
bility OF the later proposition, and
by the time you are through con-
sidering La Junta will be the sec
ond city in the state, and the gem
and pride OF this great Arkansas
valley
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-08
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications, as they
cannot reach the diseased portion
OF the ear. There is only one way
to cure deafness, and that is by
constitutional remedies. Deafness
is caused by an intiamed condition
OF the mucous lining of the Gus
tachian tube. When this tube gets
iniiamed you have rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when
ii is entirely closed deafness is
the result. and unless the inflam-
nation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condi-
tion, hearing will be destroyed for
ever. Nine cases out of ten are
caused py catarrh, which is nothing
but an intlamed condition OF the
mucous surfaces. We will give
One Hundred Dollars for any case
OF deafness caused by catarrh that
cannot be cnred by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for free circulars. F.
]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio,
Sold by all druggists. Halls Fam
lily Pills are the best.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-08

Colorado. tine home OF Bclford,
Teller and other eminent weeping
mourners at the tomb OF free coin
age, closes the year with net gold
production OF about s22, 900, 600,
or perhaps 81, 600, 600 more than
that OF any other state in the Union.
The completely OF the Centennial
state in the Crime OF 1897 is of
the first degree and eighteen karats
fine N Y. Mail and Express.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-08

A net profit OF from sS TO SIS
may be expected from the proper
culture of the sugar beet in locali-
ties near a factory Sugar beets
OF prime quality have been grown
in the Arkansas valley. Now that
Colorado has superseded California
as the first gold producing state OF
the union, why not attemp; to equal
her in the production of sugar
beets
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-08
Reception =. tn. ch.,e. Q, Christ.

On New Year'seve one OF the en-
joyable times in the history OF
church circles was had at the
Church of Christ Over FIVE hun
dred invitations were scattered over
the city beside the invitation com
ing from the pulpits and the press,
thus sighting no one. About
three hundred and fifty people re-
sponded to the invitations, which
filled the little house TO overflow
ing. Ligh, refreshments were
served and short program rem
dered Both were enjoyed to the
greatest extent The members OF
the Church OF Christ will long be
remembered for their ability to en-
tertain as we'll as for their hospi-
tality. They hope to make these
receptions annual affairs.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-08
New Departure in Band Manage men.

Actuated by an ambition 10 pro-
duce a musical organization in La
Junta that can be favorabiy COM
pared with any band in the state,
we have secured the services of
Mr.. Harry Taylor, a thoroughly
competent instructor, to direct a
series OF entertainments to be gwen
this winter. Our last venture was
such success that we feel justi-
fed in producing musical compose
tons that will be hailed with de-
light by the lovers of good music.
Heretofore the bands in our city
have been conducted with no other
object than lucre in view. We
will strive to heal the breach that
has existed in the past by extend
ing to the churches and various
orders our aid in anything they
may wish to undertake; believing
If band is conducted on broad
and liberal principles, it will re-
ceive the hearty support and en-
couragement Of our citizens. The
revenue that will be derived from
these entertainments will be app
piled to the payments on ten new
instruments recently purchased,
and if it is our good fortune to be
out Of debt next summer, our peo-
pie will be treated to high class
concerts in the park throughout
the season. Ernest Shelton, the
slide-trombone artist, has secured
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-08

Girls who
have To stand
q their feet
n ost of the
dme work n
b ard as any
y.laborer yet
they do not get
what h rightly
called exercise
Close. conhn-
ing. indoor oc-
cupAtiou gives
no exhiliration
to the nervous
syste m n or
active circula-
Al a. st.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-08

One OF the main planks of the
platform on which the Hon. John
l.. Sullivan, late champion slugger
OF the world, made his recent can
vass for the msyorality OF Boston,
shows that he has tender heart
and is gifted with considerable
common every day horse sense. 1t
was as follows: I'D find places
for small children to play. I'm no
socialist-Ive handled 81, 900, 900
in my time-but IL makes me tired
to see city spending millions on
paths Tor horseback and bicycle
riding. and holler'ng anarchy II any
man asks for land that children can
have fun on. II you want to stop
the growth OF thieves, treat poor
little children right. Make them
think that somebody has an inter
est in them, and don't let them
grow up with feeling that the
world is down on them"
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-08
Duty Installed.

At the regular meeting OF La
unta Lodge No. 2S, X. of p, the
newly elected officers were in
stalled by d. d. G. C., ]. NJ. Nc
Cune, with the usual beautiful
ceremony.
The new officers are b. NJ
Spalding, c. c.; Charles Hasten,
V. c.; l.. ]. Miller, NJ. W.; Fred
Phillips, Prelate; f. L. Foley, X.
r. and s.; A. c. Draper, NJ. E.;
]. c. Handy, NJ A.; Il. r. Slew
ing, |. g.; L. b. Mackey, o. G.;
w. o. Skinner, trustee.
The lodge is in flourishing CON
dition, having nearly thousand
dollars in its treasury, goodly
portion being invested in interest
bearing securities.
Concluding the installation the
new officers made few we'll chosen
remarks and general good time
was enjoyed until 1890, when the
members present were requested to
adjourn to ]. B. Sherman's, where
an elegant lunch had been pre-
pared and where the mem bers
enjoyed themselves as only knights
OF Pythias can, until late hour.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-08

Booth, the head OF the Salvation
Army, is on his way to America to
issue his pronunciamcnto of "peace
on earth, good will toward men. "
His mission is TO bring about an
amalgamation OF the volunteers
and the army which he leads. For
the past two years they have ap-
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-08

a gentleman of color, familiarly
known as Mick" swore out a
warrant one day this week charging
Will Vance, a hard-working colored
man, of assault and attempted rob-
berry. The trouble arose over a
game of poker, the latter claiming
that "Nick" owed him a dollar and
threatening to annihilate him II the
debt was not paid at once. Vance
was arrested and confined in the
county jail until his trial was called
in the district court last Wednes-
day. After questioning the two
men, Judge Dixon decided that the
charge OF attempted robbery was
not proven, but that the defendant
was guilty OF assault, Vance was
gwen sixty days in the county Jail,
with the admonition that if he had
told the truth concerning the affair
his sentence would have been
lighter.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-08
advertising

Bryan's reception in Mexico was
continual round OF dinners, re-
ceptibns and ovations, while here
at home il has been continual
round OF disappointments and de
fcats. Better emigrate TO Mexico,
Willie; there's nothing like living
in a congenial climate.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-08

John Wanamaker says that the
chief element OF success Is IN get
ting what the people want, and IN
letting them know that you have II.
This does not apply with more
force to any line than newspaper
advertising.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-08
Notice to s,oekhoider..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting of the ockholder, dit the
la JuBta Canning and Creamery Company
will be held at the hall over j.. Il. ShcrnianS )
restaurant IN La JuntA, on Tuesday. Feb. sth
lsas. at : O'Clock p. m. for the purpose OF
eiccting u board of directors for the ensuing
year aud to transact any other business com
Ing before the meeting. JAS. MCSEES,
Attest: President.
T.. W. BoMGARpNER,
Secretary.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-08
OFFICIAL PAPER OF LA JUSIA 4 OrERo co
SATURDAY, JAN. s, 1898.
Subscription: Sl.50 year, in advance.
$500 year, if not paid in advance.

That which helps the local mer-
chant benefits very materially the
local paper, and it will be the
policy of the TRIBUNE to advance
the interests of its advertisers as
we'll as its subscribers.
La Junta tribune., 1898-01-08

parently ceased to fight the devil
and spent the time fighting between
themselves. They now propose TO
make common cause against the
enemy-His Satanic Majesty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
YELLOW FEVER INCREASING.

DEPOPULAT1oN OF Jackson. MISS. ADVISED
jackson. Miss. Sept. H.-Arother cnse OF yellow
fever has appeared I'm Jackson. The patient is n
thirteen year-old messenger boy Harry Wright
employed by the Western Union Company. He
lives fully a quarter OF mile from the former
seat OF Infection. and II is feared a new fever
centre has appeared.
Dr. Purnen. the State Health officer has issued
a procla nation advising a total depopulatlon OF
the town. Preparations are now being made to
send ont special trainload OF refugees. The in
fectcd house Is surrounded by strong Gordon Il
guards The case ia OF mild type.
Louisville. Sept 2.-Assocated Press advic,s
from the far South last night were TO the effect
that the yellow fever epidemic IL gradually making
Roadway. -Four cases. two deaths and three
persons critically Ill are reported from Baylor
Miss and two and ore death from
Orwood.
No cases have appeared in Ncw-Orleans In
two days. and no deaths have occurred among tie
I'VE cases previously reported. one case Is re-
ported ~ iIouma IN Terrcbonne Parish. There
have been cases AT Harvey's Canal. on the Cd.
posite side Of the river in four days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
WHTSKEY KILLS 4 LITTLE GIRL.

peculiar death occurred on the steamer Lu-
cana. which arrived here yesterday Mrs Anna
Donahuc. the wife OF a San Francisco police
man. was returning home from n visit In Ireland
She had with her her daughter Agnes six years
old. Mrs. Donahue was advised before leaving
Queenstown that lemonade and whiskey formed "A
good preventive Of scasickness She accordingly
prepared bottle and carried # with her on the
steamer. She kept II with bottle Of water under
her pillow. On Tuesday night last the child
Agnes woke up and wanted a drink OF water. She
reached for the bottle Of wate1 but instead OF get
ting IL she took the whiskey The next morning
the steerage stewardess found the little girl In
sensible and had her sent into the hospital Six
teen hours later the child died. and the surgeon
the steamer diagnosed the case one OF alcohol
poisoning. The body was embalmed ard sent on
TO San Francisco last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
DIED ~ TIE NASHATTAy NORM.
DIR. W. p HALLocK. OF CROMWELL. coxx
EMPIRES SUDDENLY FROM APOPLEXY

DR.. W. p HALLocK. OF CROMWELL. CONN.
EMPIRES SUDDENLY FROM APoPLEXY
Or. ". p. Hallock. of Cromwell Conn. a cues,
mt the Manhattan Hotel. died suddenly OF apoplexy
in his room there some time Friday night Or.
Hallock. who was at the head ~ q saniiarlum for
the treatment Of nervous diseases In Cromwell.
frequent visitor 70 this city and usually
stayed at the Manhattan Hotel where he was
well known. lie left Cromwell Friday morn ing
for New-York and arrived IN this city apparently
In his usual good health In the evening. however.
he complained Of feeling dizzy to one OF the hotel
clerks who handed 10 him bottle containing
smelling salts which the Doctor took TO his room.
Nothing was seen Of him until yesterday morning.
when a chambernaid entered his room and found
him. sitting the edge OF the bed partially I'M
dressed holding a memorandum book In one hand
lie had evidently died before retiring FOR the night
a. the electric ghts were burning IN the room.
Deputy Coroner Donn and Dr. W r. Anderton.
the house physician OF the Manhattan Hotel ex-
smlncd the body. and said that Or. Hallock had
died from an apOpcctic stroke.
Dr. Hallock was prominent IN the affairs OF
Cromwell. He leaves q widow and three children
He siXty-hve wears old. His family was in
formed Of his death. and an undertaken from
MddletOWn. Conn. was sent Ia this city yesterday
afternoon and took the body home last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
HE COULDN'T TRAIN HER.
From The Washington Star


No" remarked the early morning in the
car down from Mount Pleasant: mo. can't say
that have my wife trained perfectly as could
wish 10 have her trained. or that shall be so
fortunate as ever to have her 50. but there is Il
good deal OF pleasure In trying to- 1t at least gives
her an idea that she Is not perfect, and long
q man can keep his wife in that state Of mind II
IS almost much Of comfort as IL is TO have her
Just what he wants her 10 be-.
Il wish could only get my wife to your way Of
thinking"
"Did you try?' inquired the early morning
Ibid II" chuckled the little man. Il should say
] did II hasn't been half hour aco | had
something 10 say to my wife on the lines you sug-
gest. and was endeavoring 10 get opening for
my remarks but she was talking to such an extent
that ] had show at all Finally quite driven
to desperation, but not wishing to do any, thing vio-
lent. merely gave her hint OF the situation by
telling her that when Mr.. Gladstone talked his wife
always listened In silence. And did she take 1t as
intended?'
Did she?" inquired the early morning man. with
much interest.
Did she?' chuckled the little man. "'Well
says she to I don't doubt II at all. but think
who IL was that Mrs Gladstone was listening TO-
and then she went right ahead with her converse
ton II hadn't been within ten miles"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
SNAKE POISON AND BILE.



II Will be remembered that about year ago
Professor T.. H. Fraser. f. r. s, published the
results OF some researches which showed that the
iii. of several animals possesses nntidotal prop
critics against serpents' venom and against the
toxins OF such disease as diphtherla and tctanuS.
and that the bile OF vcnomous or. more correctly.
OF noctous scrpents IL specially powerful as an
antidote against the venom OF serpents The eN-
Dorincnts have been extended and the new results
are stated by Professor FRASER In Ihc British
Medical Journal" 49,
The most important conclusions are that the bile
of nocuous or venomous serpents Is the most pow
erfiI antidotc to venom and is closely followed In
efficiency by the bile Of innocuous serpcnts, while
the bile Of animals having no venom producing
glands-as man and the OK, pig and rabbit-whie
definitely antidota rs less than the bile of In
nocuous serpents. and much less 80 than the bile
of nocuous Vcnomous serpents.
II ia remarkable that the bile OF one species OF
yenomous serpent may actually be n more powerful
antidote against the venom OF another species
than IS the bile produced by this species and that
there s no direct correspondence between the toxic
activity OF the venom produced by a serpent and
the antdotal power of the bile OF that serpent.
Extending these experiments 10 the toxins Of dis
ease Professor Fraser found that the bile OF the
venomous serpents examined had more antidotal
power against the toxins Of disease than the bile
of the majority OF non-venomous animals II Is
noteworthy that among the non venomous ANNA Is
the rabbit produced bile definitely superior to
the others In antidotal quality. against not only
toxins but also venoms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

certificate OF extension Of the Port Ches ''.
Street Railway was filed in the Cou".S .o
office Yesterday. The extension IS oNlOeu M ,ho
branches-one in Main-st. running easterN u nv
60 IT,. ,,a o,ber bcgins in Purchase-ave.. al
Elm Place and runs westerly 20 ''e
Road ,.,oa nv the
County Clerk Crumb has been Informed by NV
Controller that the Board OF Equalization ol r.,
has fixed the aggregate valuation OF pon which
ste s,o, eOu aX Of SEQ 4 s. syieS for
the following purposes: Schools sss 81 TO-
'' I've 20 Domorratic Congress Convention lot n.e
XVIII Congress District. composed 9tvWWf T AS
S 81 pstc ana the XXXvh Assembly DIS
trict Of New-York City; VIII be h bcio er 6
IN the srrogates Court yesterday letters were re
issued TO Arthur Burns executor 90 90 William H.
Kortiang on the estate Of Henrietta ,b estat
Mount yerFon and to Snsnn Fasant Letters Of
administration were ISSUED to MARY ~ Gortlandt:
me eS''c Tdvards on the estate Of Myreta Ed,
YARD Of rive: Mary Bannahay, on the estate o.
Anin0Hy th state Of Laura B. Gale. Of White
Plains Elizabeth Eberlin was appo'iss.,T enban OF
In the supreme Court before Justice keosh hep
East Chester argued yesterday morning ior me to
Inissal Of ,he writ Of certiorar gran ,n nTonerty
Sainnc,ne TO the estate OF A. T. Stewart IN me me
Of East Chester opposite and and contains
propery Toi,S oarflo rUarrv from which the stone
used I'm the famous Stewart mansion IN @ O.;
was taken Tho assessors placed an assSssi'Dm,
$50 600 on the land figure which me oT Tred
claim is greatly in excess OF us true value
erick W Sherman of Rye, appeared IN 'te ~ eidos
OF the stewart heirs and after hearing BON soT
The Justice took the papers. rescrving ms oecisT
Sheriff William V. Molloy ana r PR SewYork
known Westminster County people Iei' cecIol FOR
yesterday afternoon the Saratoga Spe nbca T
State Convention Sheriff MOloy was accompanies
by his secretary Robert L Forbes 1nage a OF New
John j. Crennan and Robert H. Lax Congressmar
William L. ward of Port Chester sS eoIgfs TEp
lanes W Hustled and James IL. Apsar OF feeAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
TELEGRlPHIC NOTES.

Hobart Ind. Sept. 2'-Captain A. p Johnston,
his eldest son, Albert. and Erik Bergman fisher
men on Lake Michigan. north OF Millers lnd were
drowned yesterday by the capsizing Of their boat.
Gloversviile ~ Y, Sept A.-The pos.oAice at;
Broadabin. Fulton County, robbed last night.
The thieves secured about $500 worth OF stamps and
some goods from the store OF j r. Rosas In
which the postot.ice was located They then stole
a horse and carriage. which was found this morn
ing In Amsterdam.
Baltimore Sept. 4-Davld Eninst. nifty years old
a Salesman for the whskey house OF Kabach e.
Co., OF Richand. Penn. blew his brains out this
morning the steps Of his boarding house at
Canton. a borough OF this city. He leaves a wife
ard daughter. who are now at Richand. 1t IL
claimed thar he Is wealthy.
Columbus Ohio. Sept IA telegram 70 "The
Dispatch from Portsmouth says that at o'clock
this morning a Norfolk ard Western freight broke
In two az Franklin Furnace the two sections coming
Galloway. OF LynchbuGg. Va, and Robert Murray.
OF Beeville, Va. killed and Perry Mack
fatally hurt The three going to CO.
luusbus TO work In steel plant. All were colored.
Gloucester, Mass. Sept. A.-Word received
here to-day that the schooner Oliver Eldrdge OF
Thursday night the southwestern point OF St
Peters Island G. b., and was wrecked. The
schooner was bound home from a fishing trip, hav-
ing on board about thousand quintals OF fish
bunk 81 1879 and owned by Loring ID. Haskell
Of this city She was OF 6s 80 tons and was valued
with her outfit at about 5000; insured for 1850
Boston. Sept A--The Governor who, with the
Council visited Rutland yesterday and Inspected
the new consumption hospital. issued a proc
lamatfon establishing the Massachusetts, Hos
pital for Consumptives and Tubercuiar Patients
and declaring that the said hospital will be open
for the reception Of patients on and after October
Of the current year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
NEW-YORK CITY.

The First Aid to the Injured course or lectures
for men begins on September 50. al p. m. Persons
wishing to Join should apply Co., the secretary NO
i05 East Twenty-second-st.. Room No. sos
Webb's Academy for the Education OF Shipbud-
ers a par. Of Webbs Academy and Home AT
Fordham Heights has opened with sixteen new
students who receive their tuition and board ior
four years free of all expense.
Mr. and Mrs. r. ST. John Gaffney have closed
their country home. Orchard Lodge. Summit. ~ j.
and are at their town house. No. %SS west
Seventy seventh-st.
William Martin. seventy years Old OF NO I"-
East one hund red and-tenth-st., New-York Cen
trail trackwalker was struck by n locomotive on
Friday at Ole-hundred-and-twenty- ninth-st. ana
Railroad-ave. and died in Harlem Hospital yesier-
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK SATURDAY. SEPT. p, lsos
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK SATURDAY. SEPT. "a. 1898
ARRIVED
steamer cuhs (Rp. ThSmas Liverpool September 10,
with ndse 10 the White star Line. Arrived at the Bar
o VIA Delaware hrSat@ater % in ballast to 4 RieS'
Steamer M' Mcs at Ere Sr at @ august @ NaDe
September ana Gi9nltST WIN mdse and 1863 sieensc
20 2,i t. N"''' Co. Arrived at the "'' at
Steamer Spartan Prince GE AdsmsGn. I.shorn SEP
- cabin and 100 steerage to John
steamer New-orlesns eager. New-orleans September
steamer Guyandottc Davis, Norfolk and Newport News
ws %9T 6 sGd s,G !, % o1 DnSn s &
freih breeze; clear.
Steamer Abydos (Gc0. Zcndel. la Guayra. Puerto
cHselG GIonS On Bliss Daie Ars.
Steamer Afrlda Hr Golding Hamburg-Barber & Co.
Steamer Newton OBJ. Royce Mancheser-Busk &
steamer Saratoga. Mcintosh. Havana-James Ward
steamer MascOnomo Csr). Jenkins. LOnion-New- York
steamer Finance. sukerorth. colon-Panama Railroad
steamer Queen Margaret BD Dunbar. Sydney. Mel
Steamer Rayensdae OBJ. Luke, Halifax. s-w d
steamer Damante BraD oestermann. christiania-
Ceara. via Barbados-Shpton Green.
Steamer Jamaica (Nor). Brun. Gbara and vs-w d
Steamer Borneo dam. setback Aarhuus-Gust Heye.
Steamer Elko. Warren. Philadelphla-wm clyde &
steamer Benetaeor. Ingram Wilmington. C. and
Georgetown. = C-Wm i clyde Il Co.
Steamer Yemassee Townsend Phladepha--w clyde
Steamer III NJ whitney. Iiallct Boston-H f Dlmock
Steamer city OF birmingham Burg Savannah-Ocean
Steamship o.
Steamer FL Dorado. Baker. New-oreans-J r Van
Sickle
Steamer Nueces Risk. Key West and Galveston--C II
Mallory a. CO.
steamer Jamestown Dole. Norfolk Newport News
Old Dominion Ss CO.
Steamer Richmond, Hitler Newport News and Rich
mond--Old Dominion IS Co.
Steamer Horatlo Hall Bragg. Portland Me-Horatio
Hall
SAILED.
Steamers Darden Tower ,Br). Limerick: Oterspoo
G}r Galveston Manitou lBr London Maasdam Dutch
Rotterdam, via Boulorne; umbria d'p. Liverpool La
Normandie tFr) Havre Palata (Ger) Hamburg; Bel
gcnand (Belg). Southampton ri Dorado New-Oreans
Leonards tir) Antwerp: Susduehanna (Ir) Cape Town
etc; Abydee Ger. Havana:
Helios toer), Flushing: Aieshany lBr). Kingston eto
Newton (Br). Manchester Henry Dumois (Nor), Cape
Haytien ete Finance. Colon Ontario tBr). Hull; Ma
seonomo Cbr, London; Jamestown Norfolk ana New