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La Junta tribune., 1898-11-26
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La Junta tribune., 1898-11-26

tnsuhcicntly nourished. Improper. insuf.
kcicnt nourishment Is starvation. ----l
When a mans head aches it is because
She tissueSy Of the brain do not receive
sufficient nourishment from the blood. or re-
eeive impure and unhealthy nourishmcnt.
means that the blood is not properly uorr.
ishing the nerves. When. his skin breaks
out with blotc,es and pimpies and erup-
tions, II means that the skin is being fed
upon the impurities Of the blood Almost
every known disease is primarily due to
improper nourishmcnt through the blood,
which is the life stream, DR.. Picrce's
Golden Medical Discovery is the greatest
Of all blood makers and pnriiers II gives
edge to the appetite. corrects all disorders
Of the digestion, makes the assimilation of
the lifc-g;ving elements Of the food per.
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body. II makes firm. muscular dcsh, but
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Of lingering coughs. bronchial. throat and
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.'twas taken III in February iscs with head
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c.!ied in doctor aud he came three times He
Said was bilious hut kept getting worse,
took COUGH 20 that l. con.d NOT sleep. only by
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La Junta tribune., 1898-11-26
District Court.

To-day will probably bring to a
close the fall term of the district
court. There was no session on
Thanksgiving day, it being legal
holiday. The trial OF Louis Btich-
berger for murder was Concluded
Tuesday afternoon and the case
went to the jury about 6 o'clock.
They were out all night aud the
following morning brought in a
verdict of guilty Of murder in the
second degree. Buchberger will
probably be sentenced this morn
ing The penalty is from ten
years to lifetime in the peniten.
tiary. He does NOT take his
conviction with any great degree
ot complacency, as he expected the
plea Of insanity and the fact OF his
former Incarceration in the insane
asylum to result in verdict Of ac-
quittal. - ~
The case of the People VS. Albert
Holyoke. charged with burglary,
came up Wednesday mo ming
Deputy District Attorney Sabin
conducted the prosecution, and d.
b. Carey appeared for the defense.
The jury brought in a verdict OF
petty larceny and the prisoner will
be given Jail sentence.
The case of the People VS.. Pat
and James King, accused OF the
larceny OF i've stock. came up in
the district court Yesterday. Dis
trict ATTORNEYS Saunders and Sabin
we're assisted in the prose cution by
]. X. Dixon, of Pueblo, and Thos.
X. Hotimre ane G.. Nj Dameron
"A ',.t"r,'d r"r the defendants. The
case ,> sui On ,r,aI aS "" 20 to-
press.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-26

Ipr tn" uunts OF II ~. Ia ~ CNrilN, c..u ~
Nh n In ,-ephiue Whitehead IA, stitui d Fu-
matthew Whitehead ie, t'ar, Il. Is IilUfin, a,I.,
the Bent Oseri iinpr.,v meat ,uinpan, sud
urI l.. Nuie Ars. dcfen inlt>. VIII scii. ma.
CO.. IN aiisie. 70 Il tho Q.Hrl Is
of 60 lon Thirty Is ). the North i,alf of hs
ope (si) aGd the North hnii ~ the Northwest
q.,atter ~, ,,ws&p of :. c toa riys,w" (xsl.
NIL IN Township twenty t~n 81, i,,''i," "t
pal me i,i'an In Oer, C.aint,. STA q III oln,a.
d.. for the pup ~ of payi". ''u aud sat s,.-
ing n certain ]udsma,t and ,.,c,cc i'r e
sum at Thirteen Hundr' Il u d i~rut -cipht
D'ii irs and sxty-stx ce II tti.il .st. t,ait.t
due the said piut,itin from ,he sHi ID 'ieicini
kucl l. Nu.e. ts,xclhet with i,d.rv'>tt ~
costs. and for ih. tntcchi~tr oi cert "a
mortgage IN and nHuinsi sad preinis. =, wheel,
mortxHnss Ia :,lSo set forth uui described ~
said Judgment Nild dccrt9 d.. d
New therefore. | viii ON the i7ih div of
D,rctnb r. rs, af the tiorti, frt' ,Dpr or III,
Court HOUSE. In the to~ n uf I.n IN H. County
OF OterI HiId State Of EoOr,t,t,. ut tue hniir "f
a cl"ck IN the nftetIiusbN. sell the l,bDve d,.-
scrii,cd Va d- and rron.i~.,. =, IN ici, tiere.
of as may be nec s-ary. III" ,iiui'-si I'D
h.et htuier for ct~ s.,bject 10 thu ris 1T uf
rsiemfion as Ia provided u law. fur tie. p,ii!
y .se uf paving on AMI satisfying the afores., .,th
debt, I'M crest and COSTS
GEOR1E HAHR,
Slrri' of Otero County. State at Color do.
First ruhicA ini. ovcuihcr nj, ih.s.
LKst ublie..tion. December IL. ISIS.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-26
RAilRoAo RuMBllMcS.
ss~s r.ssss ". ,epSssssss sss
sselss ~ ths speeiss Easaestienl
|Jsss. o. as,sssad Mes.

: The local shops were closed
down on Thanksgiving day. !.
Fireman G. c. Geniis has been
running an engine in the local yards
during the past week.
Master Mechanic HE. Clucas
went to Coolidge on No. Thurs
day on company business.
This months pay roll of the
Rock Island is the largest since
the building OF the lines west Of
the Missouri river. fat
Machinist F. w. Trask expects
to leave for Denverin short time,
where he will engage in business
on his own account.
William Eden, an uncle of Grant
Bridgman, arrived in this city the
first Of the week from Monet, Mo,
and has secured employment in the
local shops.
Tie southbound. trade of the
Mexican Central is unusually
heavy. In single day last week
the Santa Fe turned over SO trans
fer cars to the connecting line.
The Santa Fe flyer one day this
week broke the record for running
time between Newton and EN-.
poria. Ii covered a distance OF
seventy-three miles in seventy
eight minutes.
The Santa Fe firemen have made
an application Tor 10 pr cent
advance in wages and those who
are in a position to know think
that the request will he complied
with in the near future.-El Paso
Herald.
Isaac Sims, the boiler washer,
who was SO horribly scalded by
falling into a pit Of scalding water
Saturday night week ago. died Fri
day at the Las Vegas hospital and
WAS brought to Ration for burial Il
Raton Range.
Chas. c. Nrav, chef train-dis.
patcher at San Bernandino, Cali
inrnia, arrived here Saturday morn
ing for few days recreation. MIR.
Wray is one OF the most accom-
pIished railroad men in the conntr.
and one Of the best citizens Ration
ever had. He was swarmly greeted
by his host Of friends here.-Raton
Range. Mr.. Wray is well known
in this city having been employed
at one time in the train dispatcber's
office at La Jnnta. f
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-26
Te.ehers. Association.

The Otero County Teachers
Association meets IN Rocky Ford.
Saturday, December sd. Follow
ing is the programme for the day:
FORENOON.
( Opening Exercises.
Paper, "Moral Training in the
Public Schools. IN. c. Campbell.
Discussion opened by ]. v. Day
and Rola-,t w. Patterson.
Paper, "Science in the Element
airy ."-E. iE. Cole.
Discussion opened BY o. IS.
~ AFTERNOON.
Music.
Paper. "Primary Work"-MIs.
Clara G. Lyles.
Discussion by Mrs. Clara Cronk-
hite and Mrs, Taylor.--7s
Paper, "Arithmetic VS.. Iinagius-
ton. 20. j. Blakesley.
Paper, "Jani,or or no Janltor in
the Rural Schools. Miss Lou
M. Baxter.
Paper, "Some Phases of the
Recitation.'-J. M. Reeder. Z
Discussion.
Lecture in the evening by pr
Lancaster.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-26
-. c. I. SEELEY
Real Estate. Loans, Insurance
IA JUMTA. COLORADO.

$50 Pair or lots In Nj. View addition; term
eh-y
oiMn. Eighty ncie-: eight miles frv,n ~, .inu-
Ia: under Ti,ch: Ia cu'tivattpit.
oiu. Two eaxf trout iOfr: ihres. hl'cks frsHn
ipost office. rii,tHbIr fs'r dwelling
eraD Eixbi hu,rlred acr1.s:und r ditch: tw"
houses: fenced: nm. rtork rtrch
o8D Twn corner lots; four room hOuse: good
slads. and lawn: SOME f,th tr,.~;n -nnp
osm Five acre iriicts:pe p..ttial wnter rights: {:
within cue mile III LII Jnnta: easy terms
92uOD I'm acrt~: ihrcs.-r MN hnise: hry-fve
acres und,. ditch with water right: sOIne
alfalfa: t4arinx fruif trets.
osSD. Forty arrs-s; one mile fro u La .lunta: ::
four rtsDsu l.ou-e: Twelve acres In behrfNY
orchard: nne wcre III grapes; wni.'r tights
Sia.7sAs. Two hundred nnh seventy five acres: :
within twp mile. Of La .iuut~: FENCED: RtHh
st0ne house: part uhdrr cultivation: sotne
pNrt
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-26
h.n.sg,v,ng Footb.,,.

The Tri- idad high school foot
ball team participated in rathe,
one sided game with the La Iun,a
high school team on Thanksgiving
day, the latter winning bya scor
3ztoo The Trinidad l,o. $ we're
nidgets. and from the start wcie
out-generaled, out man,uv.rd,
out-weighted and out-plaA.d and
gave up in The last half When lhes
had but five minutes I" play.
The local team have improved
since the disastrous game at Pnebin
having been strengthened by sew
eral experienced PLAYERS, and with
a title practice will be able e.
make a good showing against any
OF the teams in the Arkansas Vs,-
ley. Two good runs were made
by Ohm Holly, scoring a touch
down each time, aud one by Fred
Howe Who had the field to him, eli
Tor run OF nearly IS yards and
scoring touch down. La Jmhta
made a total Of six touch downs
and two goals, score OF 81 too
The only player injured VAS the
Trinidad quarter. back. whose knee
was considerably bruised in q
scrimmage. Tie teams lined up
as follows: ta&
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-26
resehsrs' teammates.

The count. Examination of
teachers will he held in the Office
Of Superintendent ot Schools in
the conrt house at La un.a, on
December 10th aud 18TH. Morning
session opens at 9 O'Clock Mary
J. Anderson, County Superintend-
,.nf
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-26
! ms Churches.

Preaching at II q. ~.
and 1890 p. M, by the pastor.
Rev. F.. w. Hart. VI
METHODIST ErscopAI-Preaeh-
ing morning and evening by Abe
pastor, H. II. Collins.
PsEsByTERlAs.-The pastor 4ill
preach at IL q. M, and the Rev.
Joel w. Todd will preach at 30
p. m. Everybody welcomed.
CHURCH or cns,sr-Preac3ng
both morning and evening by{he
pastor, the Rev. Elmer Ward
Cole. Morning subject. YMrry
md Martha. !" Sermon prelude 9or
evening" gLight on the Wilming-
ION Riot, orthe Franchise in Meth
Carolina. " Sermon subject, VA
Bnrnt Cske.e 4 Bible School .at 10
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-26
Mor.e.s. ec,.e,o..re Sale.

QY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER .'F SAt r Is
" sued tu me thu. undersigned sheriff of
ners, Gounty. In tir. STATE. nf ao.Orain oiIi Z
III DI -tr'ct Court ~ the Truth Juti ella N :
irct Uf sniii State "i Colorado. ritii Y In aud
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-26
The wolf of

The wolf Of
etp alton
hoGls at tie
doors of 0ee.
sands of Ren
! who are we'll
10 do and sns-
reun ded BY.
pie nty. Ill
health. M tie
m a ] GRITTY o Z
cases. Is sfarvH.
tion. pure and
nipple. n
IN c q ms tn at
y. brain.
n erve. bone
and sinew are
ifuyfooeriv or
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-26

"a m Y. T. > Z. L. at o:3o Junior
Endeavor 3 p. m. Good music.
Come and We win give you royal
welcome.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-26

Large stock OF latest designs in
Portieres and Lace Curtains at the
Jameson House Furnishing Co.'S.
Are yougoing to California? Tie
California Limited, Santa Ft
Route. gives The best and speedi-
est service. Only one and three
fonrths days. La Junta to L, S
Angeles.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-26
Eor.n,sht,y Club.

The For,nish,il Club will meet
this afternoon AT the residence OF
Mrs, James McN.-.n. The subject
OF discussion is Holland. Fol-
lowing is the programme:
Plan, s"io...... ,....:..... Mis-. Nellie Martin
Paper, ''Descriptiun of n .C.,-'i~ta I've
EstablI.hme,t ut Delft, Holland
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-26
BUSHES DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.

w X. GIBSON.
Attorney and Counsellor at I.aw. Ranch ~
city loans and real estate. win practice In
state or {. dersI csnirts. RO@,m , Central
hi,ck. La Junti. Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-26
;K,L6oRE & HE'S.

Attorneys at law. special attention Rtven
to Irrigation and probate law. La Junta, Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-26
JUSTICES OF THE pEACl

Atforney-at-Iaw. La Jnnfn. Chic Tow
and subul ban property for sale and rent.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-26

] W. D0UTHITr. -
sven seS 70 coikssions ] and all Iast,ss sSsinsss
u Junta. Colo.
The times., 1898-09-27

sox and Abernathy, and Privates Cady
and Pumphrey, of Company F, into which
the dead man was transferred soon after
enlisting. Besides number of officers
and men from the District regiment
delegation of the Legion of Loyal Wo-
men, headed by Miss Pitts and Mrs Cal
yer, were also present.
At the conclusion of DIR. Dudley's re-
marks at Arlington Cemetery, where the
interment took place, a firing squad from
Company NJ took their places at the side
of the grave and fired three volleys and
the bugler sounded taps.
The times., 1898-09-27
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to William Douglass and Carrie Berry, r
Walter Creitzbaur. Brooklyn, N Y. and
Jessie s. Butler: Benjamin w. KidweH
and Mary Jane Hollis. Fairfax, Va; ia
cob Phenis and Ella Henson. John Brad
lev and Susan Thomas. Max W. Sher-
man and Belle Campbell McDermott,
John Turner and Mary E. Motion. III Mich
olas Kelley and Anna r. Moore. Harry
d Heneir. St Louis, and Bertha Agnes
Richmond. Genesius p. Coakley and
Louise A. Johnson
The times., 1898-09-27
Lack os Jurisdiction Alleged.

In the case of Georgetta A. Chamber
lin and others against Horatio Browning
and others, the defendants. Edmund o.
Whitford, Horatio Browning, and AL
pheus Middleton, through their attorney,
Arthur Peter, filed demurrer to the
complaint on the ground that the court
has no jurisdiction in the premises. The
suit is to force the defendants to an ac-
counting, and in the meantime to restrain
them from disposing of certain property
named, located in Maryland.
The times., 1898-09-27
Heavy G.. A. r.. Business.

General Manager Rawn, Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Southwestern Railroad,
has prepared detailed statement of the
number of people carried into Cincinnati
on the occasion of the thirty-second an
nual encampment of the Grand Army of
the Republic. September to II inclusive.
According to the train records. 81, ,S91 peo-
pie were transported, the largest. num-
ber being on September 8, when the total
reached 1922.
According to these statistics the Balti-
more and Ohio Southwestern carried
about 80 per cent of the travel
The times., 1898-09-27
IN A SOLDIERS GRAVE.
Corporal Shilling's Remains Are mt
Rest i'm Arlington.

The funeral of Corporal George F.
Shilling, Company G, District of Column
bia Volunteers, took place yesterday af-
ternoon at o'clock. Services were held
at the grave in Arlington Cemetery, con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. L. Billheimer, of
Georgetown Many friends of the dead
soldier were present.
A detachment from Company G ad-
vanced to the grave at the conclusion of
the religious services and fired three vol
leys after which the regimental bugler
sounded taps
Many handsome floral tributes were re-
The times., 1898-09-27
CLAIMS HEAVY DAMAGES.
Suit of WiI1fem II. Tibbs Against the
metropolitan Railway.

Suit was filed against the Metropolitan
Railway Company yesterday by William
H Tibbs, who claims $4,000 damages for
injuries received on September Is last
while attempting to board one of the cars
at Florida Avenue and Seventh Street.
He says that while in the act of step
ping on the footboard he was thrown
from the car; that in falling he struck an
iron trolley pole and was made uncon-
scious.l He alleges that as result he has
been incapacitated for his profession. He
charges negligence on the part of the Of
ficers and employees of the road.
The times., 1898-09-27
WITH MILITARY HoNoRs.
Funeral of Private Frank Bnrrows
of the District Volunteers.

The funeral of Private Frank Barrows,
Company +, District of Columbia Volun-
teers, took place yesterday morning from
Zurhorst's undertaking rooms on Penn
sylvania Avenue southeast, between
Third and Fourth Streets. The ritual of
the Episcopal Church was used and the
services were conducted by Rev. George
f. Dudley, chaplain of the regiment. The
funeral was military in every particular,
and the dead soldier was given every
honor he was entitled TO receive.
The pall-bearers We're Corporals God
dard and Meyer, of Company Nj. in which
Barrows first enlisted; Corporals Bower
The times., 1898-09-27
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money if 1t fails to cure 25c The
genuine has L. B. Q. on each tablet.
sel0-tu,t tn, ,sat-u4
The times., 1898-09-27

Munchner" Beer Beer is srhs., the mos, St pop, %.
city, Just as Diamond is the fayorite blonde.
dozen bottles. s1.25. Write phone. Nat.
Cap. Brewing Co., l4th and D -.
The times., 1898-09-27

TN ASSEMBLING our line of winter suits and wr:
faced by formidable example-the past-perf
cause we've always had spot in hearts
L partment that we've devoted such time and att
perfection. Every season we've made it little
little larger Schoolmstress experience every a
raped our fingers and weve prohted. This year
ing more of your wants than We bought with "
mind The suits the kind you want, and we've
that we think you'd most likely to pay. The in
great house buying in great quantity apparent in
We promised you the best your money got this
we've carried it out by emphatic action.
imported costumes. The most swags
you've ready They're made with
fashions wrinkle,
The whole is lined with the costly 81
S4S; temporarily
jacket the $40 offer at special price
This leading of department this
s q fine black kersey, and finished
that talors make Strap and
with silk. Handsomely lined with
satin (apd they will be ater) SO You're lucky in
Here's king-pn the An even hundred girls
in all-woo ChevrOn cloth. The
sizes is years. that is S0 81, and 81 bust
al You did and will buy jacket
price. But during the open
ing sell long they last. 10 customer at
how poorly will compare with this We've falr
real silk seal plush They're lned
edges all around with Thoet
or Really worth s24...
The times., 1898-09-27

ceived both at the house and at the ceme-
terry, and many members of the District
Volunteer Regiment attended the fune-
raj.
The times., 1898-09-27

Jour
neyed with their faces toward Paris As Athens
the mother of culture has the capital
the arbier of proprety in dress This year. joined
the throng that set render homage the
muers of the world We Paris for brightest danti
and delightful conceits We haunted the of
Laurence fingers
phosng and and silk wonderful impossible
delightful hats and bonne and toque And returned with
ambition with knowledge with greater conception
possibilities of shade hitherto
brought half hundred wearing
than that returned with thousand ideas
Paris thinking Our millinery shows We're proud of
ambitious It's perfection any the
has yet been shown You'll find excusiveness here
radical departures from the ordinary efec-dferent things
from what-other showing And
feature of your visit here today will be de-
ightfu than that passed in millinery parlors.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-05-28
THOSE SCHOOL TICKETS

Regarding the shortage in the school
election tickets, about which 30 much feel
ing ia stirring, the SENTINEL has this to
say for itself. We received an order from
the School Board for 600 tickets. In cut
ting the paper and printing them we
counted . hundred sheets and then simply
stacked up q bunch alongside Of the count
cd bunch, estimating the whole in that
manner, and allowing what seemed in our
judgment a sufficient number over 10 make
good measure. The package Of tickets was
delivered to the Board. and In the pres
ence Of ell the members sealed by one Of
them and placed in the care OF Mr.. Kind,
clerk Of the Board, who put 1t in his safe.
When the tickets were counted by the
Board OF Election Inspectors Monday, il
was found that the whole number was SAT.
and q report was oon started that SO tick
cts must have therefore been stolen In some
way from the package. From the manner
OF estimating them, il will be seen that ID
is Of course possible for an error to have
occurred In the whole number furnished;
however. the SENTINEL believed IL was
giving full measure and really more than
ordered.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-05-28
Probable Temporary Insanity.

Last Saturday evening Messrs. Thomas
Warburton and Thomas Tate, the County
Treasurer and a County Commissioner.
respectively. OF Nye county. came to Eu.
reka. having In charge James 8. Wood,
who 10 suffering from alteration of the
mind. Mr.. Wood is IN old settler OF Nye
and 10 we'll to do. owning large cattle and
land interests In that county. yet be seems
possessed OF an idea that he lie In Q poverty
stricken condition financially at the pres.
emit moment. Messrs. Warburton and
Tate applied for. and IN order. was made
by the District Court thai letters of guar
dianship Of the person and estate OF the
unfortunate man be issued TO them upon
each filing a bond in the sum Of $4,000.
Mr.. Wood. with his friends, left on Mon
days train for California, where the best
medical aid will be provided him. and II Is
to be hoped with successful results.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-05-28
sunday Nights Reflection.

Between 8 and 0 O'Clock last Sunday
evening the western sky was illuminated
BY a glare which was believed by observers
in Eureka to be caused by the burning OF
all Ruby Hill. The fire light fickered
and wavered in the duh, heavy atmos-
phsre. and 1t was q long while before IL
settled completely out Of view. II de-
veloped next morning thai a fire had oc-
Cured In an old frame building situated
near New Town, and which had some years
ago been abandoned 10 the Indians. A
few months g q squaw died in the
building and II WAS at once deserted by
the Indians, and has since been unoccu
pied. The old house was burned 20 the
ground. but no other damage was done.
II 10 thought 70 have been the work OF an
incendiary.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-05-28

The order of the days exercises for next
Monday has been handed MS by Secretary
Brossemer Of the I. o. o. f., aud is given
below. Opening exercises will be held 81
the l. o. o. F. hall at 10 O'Clock A. 4.
sharp, and when concluded the procession
will form at Main and Clark streets and
move mp Main TO Bstemap, thence via
Ruby Hill avenue to the Eureka cemetery,
where the procession will break ranks and
the band and societies will proceed TO the
l. o. o. F. cemetery. where further SER
vices will be held. After the decoration
Of the graves in the various cemeteries,
the returning procession will form 81 the
Eureka cemetery and return to the hall
and dismsss.
The order Of the procession will be as
follows:
Marshal J. II. Jury and aids, Ruby Hill
Star Band, Pupils Of the Eureka and
Ruby Hill Public Schools. escorting the
g. A. r., Fire Department, Citizens on
foot, Italian Benevolent Society, Eureka
Lodge No. %. l. o. o. F., Bullion En-.
csmpment No. 10, /. o. o. F., Diamond
Rebekah Lodge No. 8. 1. o. o. F., Citi-
zens in carriages. BY order Of
j. II. JURY, Grand Marshal.