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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-20

uuf $1O0,OOO,O00, Der Elm auf 5000, DOC 900
Iautenber G6ed beigelegt mar. @s mar bes
6lnan3mintfters Sage 4bfi@t, bic 3ablunsen
be3i;gli9 Der Bombs benz 8plfe 10 lei3t Epie
nl0gli9 gu mu9en unb ale Qrten bon Cab
lungen aGs giiltt9 un5une6men, Inter biefcn
Sa6lungsarten tparen 3a6luugen in 8aar,
G6eds, 8antanpeii ungen, po1tgelhanlpetz
~iunQen, GrpreB9elbanpeiiurgen, Certificate
fir @inlagen eingeidlof1en UNI pd9rsnb Der
Ietten 8pei Suge bat bqs Oepartement @eGb
per Selegrap6 3ugefteqt erbaltsn. Md6renb
Des gan5en Mpnates iinb tdg!iG I'M Our6z
f9nitt $4,000 3ei4nungen eni~segenscnomz
men tpprben unb an mebreren Saaen fat bic
s3db1 berfelben iiber 10000 betragen. ARebr
dls 300 Glerfs Iinb fortipd9reno be19Gftiqt
~gspeien, bieie rieiige YofIenpung gu erlebiz
gen unb bic 3ei3nungen gu regiitriren.
Die 6awaii'f9e Gommiffon.
Senator gullom, Der 8or1iBer Der batpaiiz
l6sn gommiIlion, retite Montag nit Iet>
ner SamiGie na9 Chicago ab, pon mo- er cine
fur3e Reiie bur9 ben Stat gu MAIDEN be-
obii9tigt, ebe er Die Heiie na9 9apa;i am
tritt. Der Stab Der GommifIipn betebt
gr0Btentbeils aus Nngefellten bes @enates
unb bes 9auies. 9ies gei4ah, I'm bic Nus
saben gu berringern, neil bic 2eute, pel9e
Die @ommihiOn begleiten, auBer ben 5tenpz
g1apben, feline @rtrube5oblung erbaGten. Der
gefretdr pirb ungefd9r am 10. auguIt bon
San Srancisco ubreifen, unb bic Commit
iion pirb Bis gum 3uiamnentritt bes Gpnz
sre1es in 9atpaii bleiben.
Steuermarfen fir Depefber.
Der 8tnneniteuertommifGr bat entf6iez
ben, baB ale teleqrapbii9en Oepef&en BON
ben &bienoern nit &riegsIteuermarfen berz
ieben perben miiifen, tpie es in etnem fiiraIib
bur9 bic POit befDrOerten 8riefe angege6en
lit.
1lener Gouper1eur pom 2~lri3ona.
Der PrGffbent bat g. 8. Murz
PIP. gum 9ouberneur bon Mriaunu
ernannt an Steue BON Mbron 90. Mlc=
@oro, pel9er a6banfte, UNI bic STEELE zines
OberIten Der &rmee an5une6men. Murpbp
bat bas SerritOrtum oft in amtli9er @igeu>
i9aft pertreten.
mlajor moore eeltorben.
Waior Wm. g. MOore, pel9er Die lebfen
apOlf Sabre ppli3eioiretaor In @afbington
par, iit 9Rnitag i'm glitter bon So ;ya6ren
geftorben. Maior Mppre mar betannt i'm
gan3en 2anbe. Sn feinen iingeren Sabren
mar er Elm 3"situnasmann uno 8erihterItntz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-20
Konere6=G anoioaten.
Die 0eCd11ftHInue.

81. g. Dun 6 Cos M0@entli1s
11eberfi9t iiher bic @ef4dftsiuJe bringt
bic na9itebenben Angahcn: Die 3eritOrung
zines fpanif6en 8ei4pabsss, @urppos
@iirbiguns biefer NieOfrlugs, bas @ufhiien
BON Observation-Disclosures in Santiago unb
ialieBli9 bic uebergabe Der Staot, ale DieIe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-20
Qus Spanien.

Sn elmer Spe3iaGoepei6e aus Barcelona
pirb gemeloet, baB Die @inpO9ner bieier
@tabt bon elmer panif erfaBt finb. Sic glau=
ben nGmli9, bic Mmeritaner tpiirben bas unz
befeitigte Barcelona als erften puntt fir bag
8ombarbement auspdbIen. Die b~prtigerl
8anten f9uffen bereits ibr 8aargelb mad
benz %SSSnnern beg 9dnbss unb bic &aufleute
T6iden ibre 8aaren mad ii9eren plGben,
tpG6renb oiele 8iirger bereitS Die Stabt berz
Ia1en. Der 9DuDerneur BON Barcelona
bat bic 8epOlferung bena9ri9tigt, baB tie
BON Der &egierung feline 9ilfe ertparten tOn=
ren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-20
Mantlu. 9. Suli, oia 6on9fong,

~
-. Suli.
@m Mittmp9, ben 6. Suli, 6sri9teten
Die Sniurgenten, buB ii9 Der beutI9e &reuz
ger Serene in Der Subic 8ai gepeigert babe,
ibnen gu seitatten, Die Spanier auf 9ranoe
S8lanb an3ugreifen, Qbmiral 9epeD ianbte
barauf ipfort ben Haleig6 uno Concord ab,
UNI Die Sd9e gu ~unteriu9en.. :.
Sci Der @infubrt in bic 9ubic Sal begann
Der &alei9b Die Sorts gu bei4ieben, tppruuf
bic Serene" bic Nntsr li9tete unb in ent9ez
gengeiebter Ri4tung abbampfte,
9as &eiultat Der 8eI9isBung bes umeriz
faniI6en &riegsf4iffes mar, baB ii9 bic
9panter in Der StGrte BON iiber 800 Mann
eraaben.
Na9 Der &iidfebr mad M}antla ertldrte Der
8efeblsbaber Der nSrene", baB er Ii9 nur
aus Observation-Disclosures eingemii6t
babe unb er6ot ii9, ben 4merttanern bic
SlI9tlinge, bic er an 8prb bate, ausSutie<
fern.
QOmiraG Oetpep peieerte fi9 iebo9, bie>
Felben anaunebmen.
8eneralgoupernDrNugu I'll bat cine PrOtldz
nation erlafen, in peI9er er perIpri3t, ben
Snfeln Iutonomie gu geben unb porin er ben
Sniurgenten aner6ietungen ma9t, um ie gu
betpegen, ii9 ben ipaniiden Sruppen anauz
i9lieBen.
General Iguinulbo, Der 5ii6rer Der Sn@
Iurgenten erptoerte barauf, baB bic Qnerbie@
tungen bes fpanii4en 8efebIsba6ers gu ipdt
fdmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-20
RnltttThreH.

Delnofratifber S!aatsconpent pom Jninois.
Der bemofratii9e Stuatsconoent BON
SuinOis bat 9ienitag fOlgenOen 8abiaettet
dufgeiteGt:
Stautsi9abmeiiter WtilarS s.
Sunlpp bon Sudfonbiqe.
@taatsI9uIbtrectpr = perr1S .. Stiz
b r BON Sreeport.
SruItees Der tnioeriitGt bon SSQinois -
SacpbG 6. Seller bon Ct. Carmel, 8az
6afb @ountp; NapoGepn 8. Morri<
0 n BON Sbsn, Marion gountp; . r. Suz
ii a 6oImesG m f Don G6icagp.
Die platform ertldrt ftb fir freie unb UNI
beI9rGnt,e prGgung BON Sil6sr unb Sob
gu Dem ieBt 6eitebenben @ertbber6dltnib RON
Is gu l, bur9 unab6dngiges @orge6en 5er
Ser. Staten, o6ne auf Die 3uittmmung oosr
g~rldubniB anberer Nationen gu parten; fir
bic 6era61ebung Der @infubra0le auf einen
Buntt, pel4er nur genllg @intiinfte fir bic
MISUNDERSTANDING liefert, pbne grtruz
i~teuern auf ben gOniumenten gu le9en, ipo=
burb bic berettS Het9en mod rei9er gema9t
perben; fir Die 4nna6me elmer gere9:en uno
billigen @intpmmeniteuer unb nenn nDtbig
einen 3uiab our 8unOesOerfaRung CUR gr@
rei@ung OieIes 3Dedes; fir bic Nnnubnle
PATHFINDER SeieBe, I'M Die pfli3ten uno
He9te BON @eri9:en bel g%rlafuns bon 8ez
feblen, bic 8iirger i6rer Re9te O9ne Prp6eB
bur9 @ei9porene beruuben, genauer feft3I@
feben; fir &nnabme BON 8unoesz uno
@taatsgeIeBen, nel9e Pools unb Sruits Den
@araus MAIDEN.
Korere6sGa notoaten.
Die &epu6Iitaner bes Is. 8e3irts bOn
SuinOis BADEN 3, s. Murf9 tpieDer als Con-
grebeanbibdten aufgeite1t.
Sie Oemotraten bes 8. 8e5irfs bDn &enz
tudp 9aben 8. g. @iI6ert BON S9elbppiGe
ais GongreBcanbibaten aufgeitent.
Die Republituner bes 1. 8e5:rts BON
MinneIota BADEN s, q, Sutpneb per Ncclaz
nation pieber fir ben GOngreB rpminirt.
Der acknowledgement @reene lit BON
ben 9opultiten bon 2tncoln, Nebr., pteber
als GOngreBcanbibat aufgeftelt mOrpen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-20

Suneiro@ GrpebitiOn@ abfa6ren, tbeniO ber>
mut6li9 5pei 8utai1one Sruppen. iolpie Die
&efruten fir bas 1. unb 2. Battalion bes Is.
Snfunterie@ &e9iments. Der rSt. Buul"
pirb in ud4fer WOde bereit fein, in See gu
ie9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-07-20
1leuer G%ouperneur Don 2lri3ona.
major Moore eeltorben.

MaiOr 8m. g. Moore, pel6er Die Iebten
8pDlf Sabre pOli3eioiretaor in @ai6inqton
mar, lit Sienitas i'm glitter bon So ;Sa6ren
geftorben. Maior Moore mar befannt i'm
gan3en 2anoe. Sn feinen iinseren Sabren
mar er Elm 3eitungsmann uHb 8eri9tsrltatz
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
RETAINS
THE HEAT
LONGER


family should have bottle of it
N their home, not only for rheu-
matism, but lame back, sprains,
swellings, cuts, bruises and burns,,
for which it is unequalled. For
sale by the Palace drug store.
Miss Jennie Robinson came down
from Pueblo Friday night to attend
the anniversary birthday party Of
her sister, Frances, which took
place Saturday evening. Miss
Robinson returned to Pueblo Mon.
day morning.
c. L. Seeley reports the follow
ing sales during the past few days:
j. c. Renick purchased hve-acre
track in the McCreery Gardens;
w. c. Whitaker purchased SINH
lar tract at the same place; George
M. Sheppard a block in North La
Junta and D. w. Dodge becomes
the owner of a fifteen-acre tract in
the lMcCreery Gardens.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
o..s.... c.ane. ). Cured

BY local applications rs they can
not reach the deceased portion oi
the ear. There is only one way to
cure deafness, and that is by con-
stitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an infiamed condition Of
the mucous lining Of the Eustach-
ian Tube. When this tube is in
famed you have a rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when il
is entirely closed, deafness is the
result, and unless the infamma-
ton can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed. forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but
an infiamed condition Of the mu-
cous surfaces. We will give One
Hundred Dollars for any case oi
deafness Caused by catarrh) that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars; free. -
F. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c. Halls
Family Pills are the best.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11

cate melon day At Omaha during
the exposition. Il will take two
full train losds to feed the multi.
tude.
The store room Of w. H. Snoddy
is being painted and thoroughly
renovated both inside and out.
Mr.. Snoddy intends to put the en-
tire building and surrounding in
first-class shape.-Las Animas
Leader.
The wife of Depot Agent Garvin
arrived to join her husband on
Friday afternoon. Mr.. Garvin and
his family are occupying the house
of c. G. Lynch. Agent Garvin
says it is quite = relief from his
long siege Of lonesomeness, and he
is very happy over the fact that he
is Sat home" once more. Lamar
Register.
The school meeting at Nicholes-
vile last Monday elected Andy
Nicholes director and planned for
two new school houses, one east
and one west Of Timpas Creek.
The school district will doubtless
receive some enlargement before
the new houses are built, as the
superintendent of schools. Mrs.
M. ]. Anderson, will be petitioned
to cut off a small strip Of the Rocky
Ford district. The district has
eighty-five children Of school age.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
s.a.. !. ae.s. Train s.v,e..

No extra charge is made on
Santa Fe Route limited trains be-
tween al points. Fast vestibuled
train for all points east leaves
Denver at p. M, Colorado
Springs o:4o p. M, Pueblo 1906
p. m. daily, running solid to Chi
cago via. Kansas City without
change; carrying Pullman palace
sleepers and chair cars; making
direct connections for all points in
Texas. The shortest and most
direct route to California and Mex
leo points. All dining cars and
eating houses under management
Of Fred Harvey. For full infor-
nation, rates, time cards, etc, ad-
dress ]. P. Hall, General Agent,
Denver, Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
Ano rms ~ cor AasAs, roo.
Fest In Trap. Whole Fsm'iy Aresns
but h esesped.

(
II told you so," said the Putnam
avenue resident after the hired girl
had burstin in upon them to announce
that there was rat in the trap.
l''You people were fooling around
here trying to catch sewer rats with
these new-fangled traps. One of
these big fellows goes into such a
trap, eats what there is to eat, lies
down on his back and kicks his
way out in less time than one of us
could open a door. Good thing
you had some one that knows a
rat trap when he sees it. Come
on now and we'll get rid of this
fellow"
1t was lively procession that
hurried to the barn.
"Here, don't open that yet," as
the girl held the trap at the pet
poodle yi-yied and tore around as
though it had fit. "Put this bag
over it. We're not here to amuse
the rat. Hold still, now, till get
this twine around his tail. That's
it. Now, don't get excited. Give
me the grass hook. Stand over
there, Jake" to the coachman.
"You had better go into the house,
grandma" but grandma declared
that she had killed rats before he
was born, and she hitched up her
sleeves as she swung a mop-stick
with both hands.
''Let 'er gol" shouted the boss.
Then there was something like a
football rush. One swoop OF the
grass hook cut the string and re-
moved the dogs tail SO completely
that there was nothing left to wag.
The girl went backward into
water bucket, grandma's mop
stock caught the boss on the back
of the head, as he went down, the
cat few into the haymow. Jake
made one kick that sprained liga-
ment and the rat skurried under
the barn.
"Just what ! expected" as they
bathed his head with cold water.
you're fine lot of yahoos. Set
that trap again and leave the next
catch to me. Understand1"- DE
troit Free Press
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11

Our customers come in every
day and brag on our fancy White
Norway Mackeral. -Hecox & Co.
The Presbyterian missionary Sc
ciety will meet Thursday afternoon
at the residence of M. A. Gordon
in North La Iunta.
Joseph P. o'Donnell and Miss
Belle Ludlow, both we'll known
young people of this county, were
married Wednesday at La Junta by
Rev ]. H. Brinker. They re
turned to Lamar last night and
will at once begin housekeeping
here. Lamar Sparks.
Capt. Woods, of La Junta, came
up Saturday last. The captain
claimed to be attending the melon
growers meeting, but some Of the
boys claimed he was out for Office
and was trying to stand in with
the Epworth League. You can't
tell much about these willy politi-
clans. Rocky Ford Times Re-
publican.
Many old soldiers now feel the
effects OF the hard service they en-
~
dured during the war. Mr.. Geo.
S. Anderson, of Rossville, York
county, Penn, who saw the hard
est kind Of service at the front, is
now frequently troubled with rheu-
matism. 81 had a severe attack
lately" he says, "and procured a
bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
1t did SO much good that ] would
like to know what you would charge
me for one dozen bottles" Mr..
Anderson wanted it both for his
own use and to supply it to his
friends and neighbors, as every
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
Or. FENNER's
Blood and Liver Remedy
AND NERVE TONIC.

AJvO NGttVG uOtVsNs
This IL . medicine that cures Ner.
vousness, Liver Complaints,
Deranged Stomach and Bowels,
Bad Breath, Bihousness, Con.
stipation. 1t removes pimples
and Beauties the Complexi0n.
It causes the liver to throw Of
its bile. 1t cleans out the entire
alimentary canal and rids il q
worms and other vermin that inhabit
an unhealthy stomach and bowels.
1t completely cleanses and purifes
the system and at the same time
strengthens the stomach, nervous
system, heart, lungs and all Other
tissues. It causes the head to be-
come clear and the patient energetic
for business when dull or indisposed
from biliousness or impure blood.
1t produces appetite, strength and
vigor. 1t does all these things with
certainty by acting upon the causes
Of disease.
1t is pleasant to take and its effect
on the system is warming and IN
every way agreeable.
Ifnot satisfied after using one bot
de your money will be refunded NJ
For sale at the Palace Drug store.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
,llseeplns ee.s1s

1 had little boy who W. esasly
dead iron 40 attack Of Shooping
cough. Ny neighbors rec1 ssud-
"a G chsmberlain's couek dssdy.
i did. not think that any cihe
would helps him, but = Y G5yihg
,6insa ~ - doses Of that " ]
sos;esd 81 a. u improvement 1 ~
lEOtilsg i sess';Issed s';Isd him sntifd Il =
~ - cough mediciSS hAd
IS ho'iisi.Ss g. 4 btth
IN (t1town, Pa. Fof Sls 81
90 PalsSs drug store. I.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
COUNTY Aisa sAllu.
rss nsss essssss ussA sss sss sess.
s4rs From ess vsissy Esesassss-

Alarge acreage of corn has been
planted near Ordway.
Sheep shearing is now in active
progress in Otero county.
There is a great demand for
dwelling houses in Fowler.
Charley Hirshfeld has gon. to
La Junta as cashier at the, Harvey
eating house Coolidge Enterprise.
Mrs. Lillian Moore, of La Junta,
is visiting with the family Of her
father-in-law, DR.. r. B. Moore
Canon City Clipper.
Carl Clark. of Rocky Ford. has
enlisted in Uncle Sans service as
a musician in the First Regiment
of Colorado Volunteers.
A jury at La Junta has decided
that the Rocky Ford man had a
right to carve up the fellow that
made fun OF his chickens.-Lamar
Register.
More property has changed hands
in and around Coolidgs this year
than there has been in the past
seven years all told.-Coolidge
Enterprise.
Work will be commenced this
week on the Holbrook artesian
well. 1t is estimated that the drill
will reach flowing water at a depth
OF 600 feet.
On last Wednesday the Alfalfa
Land and Cattle Company re-
ceived ffty-eight head of fine thor
oughbrcd shorthorn bulls from
Kansas, which will be taken to
their herds on the Divide.-Fowler
Tribune.
The Salvation Army colonists at
Holly have already plowed all the
land which they intend to cultivate
this season, much Of it being
planted to garden truck. Eight
houses have recently been COM
pleted by them.
G. r. Buckley, of La Junta, pfesi-
dent of the Otero Ditch Company.
was in Fowler last Monday. Mr..
Buckley has been running from
twelve to twenty teams in making.
the annual spring clean-ont Of the
canal before turning in the water.
Fowler Tribune. s !.
Rev. n. b. e oilins, Of In Junta,
will preach at Best school house
in Grand Valley at ) p. M, May
I5th. An urgent invitation is ex-I
tended to all the people to turn
out and hear this able minister.
Rocky Ford Enterprise.
The secretary's books of the
Rocky Ford Melon Growers Asso-
citation contain BIO names Of per-
sons who have paid their fees and
become members Of the associa-
ton, most Of whom will plant at
least FIVE acres Of cantaloupes,
which means something like 1000
acres all told.
A Rocky Ford exchange says
that Matanzas is being bombarded
by American troupes. This out
rage should be stopped at once.
The Spaniards deserve any other
fate that may be in store for them,
but common humanity should pre-
vent the infection Of any American.
"troupes" on them. " Lamar Reg
ister.
A news agent on train No. s
took fool notion at Holly the
other day become millionaire
and 10 order to do SO chargc4 ten
cents for the Rocky Mountain
News and only gave each pur-I
chaser one half Of the paper. He
was reported to headquarters and
was relieved Of his job at the end
Of his run. 4
e. csWilson, editor Of the Man
zanola News. IS now resident Of
Rocky Ford, in order. we presume
to give more close attention 70
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
RucKEY : RARr.

Abstracts OF Title. Real Kstass. Loans and
fnsurance. The only c0mpiete recpsds IN
Oter0 county. Houses for rent Inve6fmenta
made Business and inAeren4s OF n0n-reel-
fents carefully lonked after. Answer oil 1T.
fers OF inquiry. Reference Firss National
Bank.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
HoTELs.
gr. CHARLES HOTEL.

Having PURCHASED th1 Nsttonal Hotel. !
have re0pened Il under the name o. the 81.
Charles. and am prepared 70 gfve nrst.class
Recommendations 70 trana6ente. rntiEOAd Men
and regular patrons et rpssonabte r.feA The
thrOughout Give me Irfal 6espoetfully.
MRS. Z. G. MOORE, Prop.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
s:ss:s ,tis;s.sy siIIs

e1lltotns0 Kidney Dell0
Has No equa1 in diseases Of the
HK3dnegs axd UFinef3 Os3xn9 8A&t
4yoa neglected. youf Kidneys7 Have.
Z 43ss "a saased Eoabie Miah yosus
!. &. lS1s. I. .Isg q fss sss5ss.| e.
snd bleedsf HsSs1 1osA aabbx sR !
10 - uslSS q MiiIlsssS K{1asy
b I IS 6 s. sssss sss;
80 -! .ness i;
~ j. ssaa. =
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
, REAL GeTATG.
u Q. BOURNE.

d. G. BOURNE.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurauce. Farm
and ranch properties . spectAltty. sC0rre-
spondence solicited. Once, room :. over First
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
sAMks.

THE La JUNrA STATE BANK.
A General Banking Business Transacted.
Capital Stock. $4,000 Surplus. q, GO. 3. A.
steen President: A. C. Draper. Vice Prest-
dent: NJ. Z Farweli, Cashler.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
Axss,.,sed Letter III.

List Of letters remaining un-
called. for IN the La Junta postoffice
fx,v The. week ending Mayoth
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
pRinTGRs.

Drown 4 MASON.
g Leaders In Job Printing Everything in the
line Of artistlc printing done at this once.
Our prices when we kn"w what you want.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11

q y. PHILLIPS. y. D.
Physician and BurGcon. Ofncs and ree1-
dence, cofnef Of natQa avenns ana KAnsaa
strrsts. - 3unta C0io. y
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
'Dsl1TllgIvs.
LAnlGs. MAIaoREssER.

MRS. N. r. GARNRTT.
Has resumed her business at her house.
Ladies' WIN desire to have their hair cnt or
cleaned call and see her. II your hair 10 fall
tng out or you are troubled with dandru6, ]
have the best tonic known 70 prevent II.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11

and IN order to do SO charged ten
cents for the Rocky Mountain
News and only gave each pur-
chaser one half Of the paper. He
was reported to headquarters and
was relieved Of his job at the end
Of his run. Z
e. G. Wilson, editor Of the Man
zanola News. is now . resident Of
Rocky Ford, in order. we presume.
to give more close attention 70
His new publication, the Arkansas
Valley Farmer and Fruit Grover,
published 4 Rocky Ford. We
welcome him 70 the headquarters
ofths Arkansas Valley Of Colorado.
Rocky Ford Enterprise. sa,
The meeting of fhe Rocky Ford
Melon Gzdkess April 3osh was The
best attended Of any ID the history
|'ol The 6fgiinisz4tion. Thiee libn.
dred and 6fty pplic.siops e.
membership were favorably aGted
upon. The following gentie4sl
were 4 Snsmsd a - the grievance cpn.
imitteesa - Junth; ~ D. Wdrai
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-11
AN EXQUISITE CEREMONY
MARRIAGE OF MISS DiNWlODlE TO PROF
KilGORE, OF MISSISSIPPI.
Quiet Wedding, Only Few Friends Being
Present. Couple Left Early this Morn
ing for Tour 10 Points North.

Last evening at nine o'clock, in the
f. kilgore, State Chemist of Mississ-
ippi. and Miss Bette Darlington Din
widdie, daughter of President james
Dinwidde of Peace Institute. were I'M
tied in marriage by the Rev. Eugene
Daniel, pastor of the Presbyterian church
in this city.
All the arrangements for the marriage
were characterized by exquisite taste
and refined simplicity. A limited num-
Der of relatives and very near friends
quietly met together within the parIors,
a dais decorated with palms had been
constructed, and upon this stood the.
officiating minister; and the subdued
light Of shaded lamps fell softly upon
all. The bride entered leaning upon fhe
arm of her father. her dark hair and
eyes and her face classic in It's repose all
full Of loveliness as she stood in her
gown of organdie lisse. tall and fair.
The groom and his best man. Mr..
Edmund Il. Grow, entered through one
door as the bride preceded by her maid
Of honor Miss Mary Dinwddie) passed
through another. the happy pair meeting
IN the presence Of the minister and de-
youtly pighting their trotn, sealing their
VOWS with the maria ge-r.iig. Miss Bet
tie Johnson. of the last graduated class
of Peace Institute, softly played the
,rgan as the bridal party came into the
parlor and after the ceremony was con-
Guided. Warmest congratulations fol,
lowed: and as, one by one. the guests
came forth and drove away through the
grove Of wfde-spreading trees. all
felt that Il noble man haa won lovely
christian woman and happiness might
safely be prophesied for both.
Mr. and Mrs. Kilgore took the / 40
a. m. train for points north, expecting 70
spend some weeks in the Adirondacks
before Professor Kilgore shall return to
his duties at the Agricultural College
Of Mississippi.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-11
GOLD FOUND IN THE PHILIP
PINE ISLANDS,

On MindanaO. one of the Philippine
Islands, gold is found in the river beds
but owing to the primitive conditions
prevailing there it is not known how ricl
these deposits are. With the advance
of civilization this matter will be fully
investigated by shrewd prospectors
Great discoveries may be made, but NJ
discovery was ever greater than Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. which civilization
long ago investigated and found to be
all that is claimed for it. In cases OF
loss of appetite, Indigestion, bilionsnes'
and constipation it acts in truly wond
erful manner. The bowels are made t'
act mildly. the desire for food is III
creased, sour stomachs are sweetened
and healthy color is given to the face
a trial is recommended.