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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27
The Dewey.
Trade at Joys.

AAoAS a. JoJ ,.
i For fresh bread, pies or cakes g
to Fishers, postoffice news stand.
| Travelling Engineer Ross, O
Las Vegas, was in town on com
pany business Thursday.
Why not own your own hom'
and save rent1 Look at the lis
offered by Buckley & Hart.
+. NJ. Schenck, our new drug
gist, is the proud father of bab,
girl, born last Wednesday morn
ing.
Orren Gemmell, ex-under sheriff
OF Otero county, is reported to b,
in Seattle, Wash, on his way te
Alaska.
B. G. Wilson, of Rocky Ford
and his father, ]. T. Wilson, o
Indiana, were county seat visitor:
Thursday.
| NJ. Z. Farwell returned on No
10 Thursday night from Denver
where he has been attending the
sessions of the American Bankers
Association.
Miss Rose Tagader has beer
the guest of Miss Minnie Egber
in Grand Valley for several day:
past and enjoyed an outing OF one
week at Red Rock canyon during
her absence.
| WANTED Five hundred car
loads of choice cantaloupes. Viii
handle any quantity at the highes
price. Will buy of associations OF
individuals. Call on r. S. BROCK
La Junta, Colo, for particulars.
Our friend, John Madigan, coule
have had the demo-pop nomination
for representative if he had wished
to enter the political arena. Hi.
popularity among his former asso
ciates on the road would have beer
a strong point in the race for him
Dodge City Republican.
| N. w. George, the popular San
ia Fe engineer, has developed into
a cantaloupe king during the pas,
week. He has a five-acre tract il
North La Junta from which he
has marketed this season up te
Thursday evening nearly 400 crate.
Of cantaloupes. Wednesday he
broke the record for a five-acre
tract delivering eighty-three crates
at the local station. On Thurs
day the yield Of the tract was
seventy-eight crates. The pro.
ceeds of the crop thus far will
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27
A.. ves Troubles With oy.p.e.l.7

II so, do not neglect until it is
too late, this opportunity of ridding
yourself of this trouble. DR.. Fen
ner's Dyspepsia Cure, as the name
implies, is simply for Dyspepsia
and indigestion. This is prepar-
alton long and successfully used
in private practice by one OF Amer
ica's best qualified physicians, who
is an accepted authority on all
medical questions. If not satisfied
after using one bottle your money
will be refunded by the Palace
Drug Store.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27

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the land, and he still has several
crates left to 'nigger with"
| r. S. Beall, one OF the legal
lights of the melon center, was in
the county seat yesterday on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Laura Benedict left on No.
Is, Wednesday night to visit friends
at Great Bend, Kan. for few
weeks.
| Men to pick cantaloupes are
hard to get at the ruling rate Of
lSI.25 per day and board. The
same difficulty exists at Rocky
Ford.
Fireman Frank Campbell and
Miss Lulu Bradford were married
in Denver last Thursday evening.
The happy couple are now resi-
dents of La Junta.
AS more experience is gained in
the pooling syetem the men are
beginning to like it, and the COM
pany is getting almost 200 miles a
day out OF their chain gang engines.
Call at Jamieson's and take a
look at the fine display of new fur
niture. The stock embraces every
fthing useful and ornamental for
the household in the latest
designs.
Fireman William Heirgood was
Undergoing an examination, Thurs
day, before Master Mechanic
Forster and Travelling Engineer
Ross for promotion to the right
side OF cab.
Indigestion is the direct cause Of
diseases that kill thousands OF peo-
pie annually. Stop the trouble at
the outset with a little PRIcKLy
ASH BiTrERs; it strengthens the
stomach and aids digestion.
SrRAyED-From the Foley place,
3 miles west Of La unta, one red
COW and calf, branded VIII. |
will pay liberal reward for them
delivered to me at La Junta. d.
L. THOMAS, La Junta, Colo.
The excavating for w S. Mat
locks new brick block is about
completed, and the laying of the
stone foundation will be in pro-
press the first of the week. Peter
kranz has the contract for erect.
ing the structure.
/ Tickets for the occasion OF the
Trans Mississippi National Expo
sition at Omaha, June Ist to No
vember rst, 1898, will be on sale
from May goth to October 18th.
Call at ticket Office for rates, route
and trains.-W. o. Skinner, agent.
A letter was recently received in
this city from Geo. p. Emerton,
who is now located in Juneau,
Alaska, saying that the latest ar
rival there was John w. Manlcy,
formerly OF this city. John is on
his way to the klondike in search
OF gold mine.
Prof. F. L. Abbott, who has
been teaching chemistry and
physics at the Columbian High
School for several years past, re-
signed his position this week to
accept similar one in the Trini-
dad schools at more remunera-
tive salary. MIR. and Mrs. Abbott
left Thursday morning for Trui-
dad.
j. A. Burwell and family are
rusticating at Fort Garland. He
writes that there are plenty OF fish
and that he is having fine time.
The only thing that has marred
the pleasure Of the trip thus far is
the disappearance of one of his
mules. He says he is looking for
her, and as soon as he finds her
he will be home p. d. q.
About one month ago my child
which is fifteen months old, had an
attack Of diarrhea accompanied by
vornitinp rave II ercb ,ar.1:.,
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27

New Spuds, per cwt- ---- 81. 90
Armour's Best Hams, per Id IoHc
All Package Coffee. e.- TIC
Three cans Lewis Lye ------ 25c
Copper Bottom Wash Boiler ooc
Mason Fruit Jars, doz qts- S5c
Two lib Pkgs Soda 15c
Two lib Pkgs Corn Starch 15c
Two Rib Pkgs Gloss Starch 15c
Two Ioc Sacks Of Salt. 1sc
Six Glass Tumblers and One
Can Baking Powder r--- 25c
These prices are for spot cash and
remain in effect until Tuesday,
August 80, 1895.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-27
HERE is MONEY

To be saved in the easiest
manner possible. Buy your
groceries of us and save 10
to IS cents on every dollar
you spend. Here are some
OF our prices on staple ar
ticles
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THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record of Commercial and
Financial Transactions.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest OF Exchange News-Mining Stocks.
Metal Quotations-Wool Prices and
Movements-Grain and Pro-
duce-Review OF Trade.

New York. July S0.-The recent tendency
of the stock market to dizziness was rather
accumulated to-day by the fact that the
London stock exchange was taking hol-
iday. Dealings in railroad stocks vva,, n
minimum, and there was another disincI-
nation TO sell. Even the professiop,l
bears, who have really been the only
prominent sellers In the market for a ner-
iod of nearly two months. hesitated Il, mn
out short lines to-day In fear of some 40
Nelopments over Sunday that would ,;v.
the market its long expected imnatus =,
activity. With the expectation of n,vys a.
any time that Mania has been accounted
by the United States forces. with Tho -
petition in Porto Rico making fayorabIa
progress and with concrete proposals of
conclusion of peace under actual oficiaI
discussion. the bears do not care to leave
snort contracts over Sunday IN
market that has shown such long Urn,
resistance to all efforts to force a decline
ana dislodge offerings of stocks There
was. besides. "A continuance of the i'm
proNement in some of the Industrial stocks
which recently have been prominant
There was large and aggressive buyinp
OF Brooklyn Transit. attributed 10 the
predominant interest i'm the property. with
a resulting rise of near . per cent i'm tba
prices. The rubber stocks continued In
advance on the understanding that they
nave become the favorites of one of the
influential speculative leaders Su.
gar and Metropolitan street railway a,so
strength. There was no news In
account for the advance in these stocks.
Prices are fractionally higher all round
rather as a result of the tlmidity of The
bears than from any actual demand for
socks.
The hank statement eb,v-. al. a..
weeks violent changes were due 10 Tho
closing up Of operations for the
government loan and the weeks yaria-
tons are small. The new bonds viii
themselves be available to the hanks as
for deposit of future installments
payments to the government on ac-
OF the loan. 1t was the scarcity of
bonds for this purpos that made ncces-
last weeks heavy Withdrawals of
deposits.
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The Financi.r's Review.

New York. July O-The Financier says:
The statement Of the associated banks of
New York city for the week ndiug July
~ shows no important changes. The In
crease Of N,S2O.S00 In loans it, Avershad-
WED by the expansion of something ike
two and a half million in Ills item re-
ported by one bank. In the same manner
one banks decrease I'm cash was twice as
large as the average decrease of tae re-
naming institutions. DEPOSITS have re-
manned almost stationary. put there has
been more or less shifting Of funls. and
the banks with heavy interior connections
seem to have gained as a rule. In tho
same time the reduction i'm surplus fe-
serve was brought about by actua! loss
i'm cash as the p per cent requirement is
very little higher than last week. owing
To the insignitiCancc of deposit expansion.
The specie decrease was due II operations
with the treasury, but the transfer OF
coin To the suh-trCasury on July q apgre-
eating nearly SS.00n. O0o. seems to have been
included I'm last weeks Statement. Inc
government bond payments havc bscn
more than half completed. AMI the MY
effect So far has been to reduce the fe-
of the New York banks about $40
600. The remaining payments Will have
but little effect. since the treasury cehcits
will about counterbalance reports. and
the money I'm depository banks Will be
gradually.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT,
Emma Duran Finds the Ties of Marriage
Too Much a Burden,

Great Falls, July 3O.-Three suits
were filed in the district court to-day.
f. ID. Cooper asked judgment against
Milton ID. Cooper on a note of 50. OILS.
given Sept. 8, 1890, and bearing interest
at the rate of one per cent per month.
John Gerard sued George Day, who
runs the half WI house between this
city and Belt, for $4S1.70 as compensa-
ton for labor performed and services
rendered.
Emma Duran brought suit for di-
vorce against her husband, Thomas e.
Duran. She alleges that they were
married at Buffalo. Wyo., on April IL,
1887, n lived together as man and
wife until Dec. 10, 1897. On that occa-
sion they parted. They were living at
their ranch, near North Great Falls.
when he seized her by the throat and
choked, beat and kicked her. She was
afraid that he would kill her and she
promptly quit the house and him.
Since that time they have lived apart
n she alleges that he has failed 70
provide for the support of herself and
her son, John, who is now 9 years old.
She also says that he is possessed of
some ranch property near North Great
Falls, n she asks for absolute liz
vorce, the custody of the child and a
interest in the property, the
latter to constitute her permanent ALI
ony
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Olive Oil on wheat Cakes.

I'VE get all kinds of orders" said the
waiter in Lyons BoweTy restaurant. "but
l got one this noon that nearly drove me
out OF the business. You know how hot
IL was? Wei. a man came in here. as
brisk as could be, and ordered a plate of
wheat cakes. That was pretty bad. hut
| got them for him. Then he began look
ing around the table for something that
wasn't there.
What's wanting ] asked him.
Where's the olive oilg he asked.
Il got him the oil TO see what he would
do with it. and IN be blessed il he didn't
half empty the bottle over the cakes and
eat them as If IL was molasses
1t paralyzed me so much that 1 most
forgot to give him a check"
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Took 1t for Whiskey.

Great Falls. July 3O.-The other day
while on his way from Kalispell to
Fort Benton, c. T.. Conrad of Conrad
Brothers a his valise stolen. 1t con-
tanned, besides some underwear, about
1000 worth of jewelry and valuable
papers. Sheriff Hagen of Teton county
went to work on the case and yester-
day he arrested one man at Kalispell
for the theft. n his deputy, William
Carr, arrested another at Blackfoot.
The name of the latter is given as j. f.
Brockenshire, and he claims that he
took the valise in search of whiskey,
and finding none he turned il over to a
stranger, the man caught at K%alispell.
In the meantime the officers are search
ing along the line of the Great North
ern for the valise and its contents.
Deputy Carr, on his return from the
reservation, also reported that he had
met a man on horseback who closely
resembled the description of Joseph
Allen. who is believed to have killed
]. 5. Reynolds at Mitchells. Sheriff
Hagen. who is in the neighborhood, will
probably arrest him on suspicion.
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BUT TWO MeALs Foa STOUT WOMEN
No Breakfast for Those Who Wish to Re-
duce Their Burden of Flesh.


AT IL o'clock sharp writes Mrs. S.
T. Rorer in the JUG Ladies' Home
Journal, directing the stout woman
how to cure her obesity. "the firsL meal
of the day should be AIKEN: Two we'll
broiled chops or sweetbreads. or eggs
I'm any form, one slice of well-5aked
whole wheat bread, buttered ard thor
oughly masticated. IA one green veg
etable. Eat enough To satisfy hunger.
but OF the more n~itrosanous compound.
For dessert a cup custar1. or fruit
grapes peaches. oranges or baked ap-
pie.
For the night meal have a clear
soup. a red meat-in fast. any meat
except pork and vedl-A succulent veg
etable. like spinach. @1olksi celery. a
little lettuce. new peas. string beans, a
little raw cabbage or well-cooke1 c;.ul-
ihower. All meat must be 5cnilal.
roasted or boiled-not fried. A half
pound Of meat may be eaten at his
meal. A piece Of w~ell-toasted whole
bread, without butter. a bit of WE'LL
ripened cheese and "A cup Of clear coz
Zee may form the dessert. The success
Of this treatment lies in doing without
breakfast. The patient may eat suf-
ficient 10 satisfy hunger. but no NOR:
in a few days she will lind that the So
called hunger is NOT felt a. the pit OF
the stomach, n in less than a week
h viii enjoy the two meals a day
the first at noon n the last at 3
or . o'clock-hetter than she has ever
enjoyed her three meals"
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RECOVERED HIS DOG.
1t Had Travelled With Gentry and Can
Now Turn SomersauIts.

Great Falls, July go. NJ. Lambert,
the city dog catcher. If happy. He has
caught a dog. That i not an unusual
occurrence with him, But this catch has
peculiar features. About a year ago
when Professor Gentry's dog and pony
combination appeared in this city he
missed his own dog, not one of those
which he catches for a dollar a tail. but
his private property, the pet of his
children and the delight of his house
mold. The dog has been absent ever
since, and he long ago gave up all hope
OF recovery. But yesterday as he was
walking down the street he saw a
small, brown spaniel trying to steal a.
piece of meat from a basket in an alley.
and went to investigate the matter, To
his surprise the dog shifted at him and
then began to waggle his tail. He
looked h animal over carefully and
found that it was the one he had lost
last year. Further Investigation showed
that IL was n of the star performers
of the Gentry combination, the one that
sits on the end and throws back somer-
saults by the yard.
Lambert lost no time in tying the
beast up and then suing out a writ of
replevin. He was easily able to prove
his property and no objection was
raised to his possession of the dog. He
now has an animal which will prove
the delight of the neighborhood, and
might form the nucleus of a travelling
dog show.
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POINTS TO PEPO.
Supposed to he the Murderer of an Tn
known Man Near Choteau.

known Man Near Choteau.
Great Falls. July 30.-Several days
ago the story of a body found in a
shack near Choteau with all the indi-
cations of a foul murder surrounding
IL was told in these columns. Since
that time the authorities have been at
work on the case, n their investiga-
tons have revealed a number of things
which point to one William Pepo as the
murderer. Ii was well known that some
one a been with the murdered man.
but his companion has not yet been dis
covered. A memorandum book was
found in an overcoat pocket belonging
10 one or the other of the men, but it
gave no direct proof as to who its
owner was. In II, however. were nu-
merous names of persons in Canada for
whom the owner had worked. These
people recognized the book as the prop
erty of one William Pepo, by the ex-
tracts from it quoted to them. A letter
of Pepo's to a friend at Pincher creek
shows the writing to be identical with
that in the book. A letter from A. Ross
Cuthbert, mounted police inspector at
Pincher creek. says that Pepo had
served several sentences for theft in
Alberta. The last expired i'm January.
Also that he left there for Montana
about the first of Tune. From these
facts. and hat the overcoat was much
too large for the murdered man and of
about the size worn by Pepo. ii is al
most certain that il was he who COM
mitted the foul deed.
The following description of Pepo is
furnished by Police Inspector Cuth-
bert: William Pepo-Fair, light blue
or gray eyes; aged 40; weight $50
pounds: powerfully built: height about
8 feet s inches: chest measure about 40
inches; bald head; sharp featured and
not bad looking; had a beard and mus
tache. is a German, speaks English
perfectly. Is well educated for a labor
ing man.; has lone journalistic work
and writes shorthand"
As to who the murdered man was
there are some conjectures. but thai
is all. A few days, however, may dis
close even that.
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Sick Headache absolutely and perna-
nsntly cured by using Meki Tea. A pleasant
herb drink. Cures constipation and indigestion,
makes YOU eat, sleep, work aad happy. satisfac.
tion guaranteed or money back IS cts. and
SO ets.
Drink "a Sleeping of Moki Tea before
retiring at night, and see how soundly you will
sleep and bow toyOusly you viii awake in the
morning IL supplies food for the blood while
you sleep. producing a clear and beautiful con-
plsxioE and cures constipation and sick head
ache. Is cts and so cts.
psia can be cured By using Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets One little tablet will give
immediate relief OF money refunded. Sold in
handsome tin boxes at 70 cts.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on n
positive guarantees. Cures heart burn. raising Of
the food. distress after eating OF any form of
dyspepsia one little tablet gives tn1sdiats re-
lief % cts. and so cts. For sale BY Smith
Drug Co. Anaconda. and Parehsa,D Aehsui
Drug Co. Butte
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CHICAGO



Chicago, July 3O.-The further extension
and continuation of rains i'm the West
caused liberal selling of corn by commis-
sion houses, considerable long property
coming out on stop loss orders. At the
decline resulting. shorts became good
buyers. Some Of the prominent bulls
were ALSO conspicuous on that side and
the opening decline was partly recovered
That no greater reduction In prices took
place was due to "A widely diffused opinion
that much corn had been ~iretricvably in
1ured. September closed &c lower at 33asc.
The tardy movement Of the new crop
started wheat a triHe higher. This COM
parative strength was maintained for "A
time, but finally the market succumbed To
the softncss in corn. There was no Liver
pool cable, owing to the holiday i'm Eng
land. The crop advices maintained about
the same tenor as heretofore. and with
nothing to stimulate speculation. buyers
and sellers seemed disposed to take a rest.
With the short interest eliminated in July.
that month began 10 slip on early in the
session. II dropped from 1Oi4C to G5c, end
ing the July deal as was expected. The
wheat and -four clcarances from the sea-
board reported to-day were unusually
heavy. a"ggrcgating about 722,U00 bushels.
when this became known. September.
which was selling at Gle. was hid up to
case. As the session drew to a close. how
ever, there was renewed selling. which
carried the price of again. July closed
with a loss of I4c. September unchanged
to &c down, and December unchanged.
Oats were Independently and ]pronounc-
cdly bullish. Every commission firm
seemed to have orders. and prices add
yauced sharply. Crop damage talk fur
nished the incentive for buying. The close
was LaSc higher.
Moderate buying, In addition to small re-
ceipts and higher prices for hogs. held
provisions firm. The trade was large in
tho way OF changing. Pork advanced 7I2c.
2lgc and ribs &C..
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Cash

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
dun. Winter wheat patents. S.3oa $50;
straights, &3.j0n3.60: clear. S.4OH3.5O:
spring. special brands. s.: No. 3 spring
wheat. 6NdIJc; No. ? red. 6Ic: No. . corn.
33La33Hc: No. 2 oats. 2lizH22c: No. 2
white. 2siac; No. 3 white, 26tad27Lc: No. 9
rye, 42@lc; No. . barley, 32d35c; No. / flax
seed, Sc. prime timothy seed. S2.55: mess
pork. per barrel, 81. iO0945: lard. per 100
pounds. S~.40djf7lz; short ribs. sides
boxed. S.35a5.7O. dry sailed shoulders
~tboxed). 4a4d5c; short clear sides boxed.
z, S4de
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Chicago. July @A-Cattle were steady.
Choice steers. S.25HI6j; medium. S4.75q
49,. beef steers. &i0L7o: stock r. and feed
ors. &uI75: bulls. G75aA30; cows and
heifers. &3ni29, calves. G.25d7. Western
steers. S3~.S545.g5: Texans. S2.5lI4s5.
Hogs ruled stronger and 2iac higher.
Fair 10 choice. Sg2izdi05. packers. S.7Jft
butchers. S3.7ju4. mixed. S.75u395:
lights. ~S3.7ga3.95. pigs. &3sln3s5.
Sheep were steady. Good To choice ma
tives. A.Jgu4.9J; Culls. S2.50H37j. Western
ranEe Ap4.25; y~eaTling lambs sid5.25.
Recsipts-CaJtle, 5gJ. hogs. lI.0VJ; sheep.
. 90.
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Kite telephones for torpedo boat de-
stroyers are being tried by the British
navy. A kite is sent up held by two
strings. each attached TO a destroyer.
along which the message is sent. OF what
practical use in warfare this device is ex-
pected TO be no Information is given.
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OTHER


Omaha, July Naturalization. 100.
Market steady. Native beef steers. S4.30u
5.#; Western steers. Aa4S0. cows and
hsifsrs. &.3FniJ- stockers and feeders.
S3.7GH4T5.
Hogs-RFcsipts. $500. Mar set stronger.
Heavy, 2.72=a3.Aj, mixed. s8.72z; light,
$50. bulk Of sales, 6.72lza3.1s.
Sheep-Receipts. 2.20. Market steady.
Fair To choice natives. S~Ls0aA3o: far To
choice Westerns. S-70aI20; common and
stock sheep, &EHI
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proclaim u principles and cordially
invite any and all voters who are in
accord with us to join as members OF
this league.
F. GEORGE HELDT. President.
/. I. HOOKER, Secretary.
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New York Mining stocks.
Money Market.

New York. July 20.-Money steady at IL
per cent. Sterling exchange. steady at
AS56ASii for demand and A.S34G4S2ia
for 60 days. Silver certificates. 5Stsa1c-
Bar silver. ~ 9-l6c. Mexican dollars. i5Isc
Government bonds. strong.
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Treasury statement.

Washington, July 30-To-day's state
ment Of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. SEQ. 86.-
SEQ, gold reserve, SIS. SB.5IS.
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Metal Market

New York. July So.-PiG iron warrants.
dull; Northern. l0H11.50; lake copper. dull:
ll@s; tin, steady; spolter, dun: lead. $40.