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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-11
HORRORS IN HAVANA.
Spanish Authorities failing Cubans in
Large Numbers.

New York, April ia dispatch to the
Tribune from Havana says:
The Spanish classes in Cuba have been
slow in realizing that the crisis was re-
ally upon them, in spite of their patriotic
ardor and their demand for war. They
have not thought it would come to that
point. The prospective withdrawal of
Consul General Lee and other American
citizens was known for 4S hours; yet
their actual leaving has been the first con-
vincing evidence that the Cuban question
could only be settled on the basis of in
dependence. For the first time they re-
alize the full significance of the action.
The withdrawal of the consuls in advance
of the sending of President Mckinley s
message to congress is opportune. 1t
prepares the public for the full meaning
of the message and the congressional leg
islation that may follow and lessons the
danger of an outbreak.
While the future in Havana is blank.
the probability is not of any immediate
disturbance. With Lee and the Ameri-
cans gone, there are persons whom
resentment of any kind can be visited If
war comes the first news of Spanish re-
verses might cause an outbreak. But
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STRICKEN OUT.
The Word "Immediate" Omit
ted Giving Spain More Time.

New York, April ia special to the
Herald from Washington says: While
the presidents message recommends
armed Intervention, the word 'immedi-
ate'' has been stricken out.
Not only this, but the president in his
comment on the new programme of
Spain will indicate that she should be
allowed an opportunity to prove her
sincerity and ability to establish the
new form of self-government which she
now contemplateS.
Thus it would appear that Spain has
gained at least delay.
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LIKE CONQUEST,
Senator SteWart'S Comment ON
Intervention Without
Recognition.

Washington, April 11.-After the pres
ident's message was referred to the
foreign relations committee, Mr. Stew
art took the floor and declared that in
tervention without recognition of the
insurgents, would look like conquest.
At 1:15 p. M, the senate on motion of
MrAIlison, adjourned and then the SEN
ate committee on foreign relations was
called in special session to consider the
message. A prominent Repub1can
member of the senate committee on for
eien relations who has been credited
with supporting the presidents policy
said that congress could not be induced
to make war on Gomez.
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SPAIN IS SOLD,
Declares FL Pals in an Editorial
Other Papers Comment

Madrid. April 11.-El Pals, Republican,
under heavy headlines. such as "A Great
Betrayal and Spain So1d.' says:
THE present outburts of Spanish indig-
nation resemble electric discharges. If
the government sounds public opinion it
will find this of evil augury and threaten
ing, asking who is the Judas-if it be one
traitor or several who have sold Spain
thinking that the SpaniardS eunuchs
Let them know that he is mistaken. "
I'll Pals draws picture of a street
group, gathered about orator har-
arguing them. their passions surging:
some one raises cry of viva ESpana, :"
the nag is produced and the enthusiastic
multitude follows it. WHITTIER who
knowsY says Ell Pals; and answers. Per
of Spain's honor''
III Globo devotes its leading editorial to
ssAlins the nation thar the government
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ADVISED TO GO SLOW.
Spain is Urged to Relax Her Vigilance
at Home

Madrid, April 1.-THE Globo GiberaD
commenting today upon the crisis says
1t sees nothing more in yesterday even
ing's demonstration than discontented
and unsuccessful agitators working on
the patriotic passions of the people at a
moment of excitement and warns the
government to relax it's vigilance t'since
Spain's interest depend upon her calm
attitude" adding: 1T is no longer
question for the government, but for the
fatherland in the words of the French
revolutionary committee of public safe
ty."
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gress the increasing destitution of the
unfortunate reconcentradoS and the
alarming mortality among them at
tracted earnest attention. The success
which had attended the limited measure
of relief extended to the suffering
American citizens among them by the
judicious expenditure through the con-
sular agencies of the money appropriate
ed expressly for their succor by the
joint resolution, approved May "a, 1897,
prompted the humane extension of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-11
WOODF0RD TO LEAVE.
Reported in Madrid That He
VIII Depart Today.

Madrid, April LIT is said the United
States minister, Stewart L. Woodford
leaves Madrid today. 1t is further alleged
that he will be accompanied to the from
tier by an escort of gendarmes
Although the newspapers insist that
General Woodford will leave Madrid to-
day, the United States minister has not
yet taken any steps in that direction.
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[Continued on Fifth Page.]
70 i .
PALS IS CONFISCATED.
For FOmenting Trouble Among
the Madrid POpuIace.

Madrid, April 1.-THE Pals, the newspa-
per which has been the most prominent
in fomenting the anti-government cam
paign, continued its sensational policy to-
day. and its issue today thereupon
coufiscated by the authorities.
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HE WILL BE GONE.
WOOdfOrd Probably Out of Ma
drid by This Time.

Washington, April n.-Secretary Sher-
man said this afternoon that he thought
it quite likely that Minister Woodford
would leave Madrid today before the re-
ceipt there of the presidents message. He
had received no word from the minister
and his leaving was matter in his own
discretion, but he (Sherman) thought the
minister would make his departure to-
day.
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TO ALL NEWS AGENTS.

Orders for any increase of regular
supply of papers should be mailed to
reach the State Journal mornings. All
telegraphic orders must be prepaid.
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LEE ON A SPECIAL.
He Leaves Tampa For Wash.
ingtOn Today.

Tampa, Fla, April 11.-GeneraI Lee left
here at II 80 a m. on a special train over
the Plant system for Washington.
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GETTING IN LINE.
nate Committee Preparing to Adopt

senate Comml6Cee preparing TO Adopt
the Presidents Recommendation.
Washington, April 1.-THE committee
foreign relations is still somewhat un-
decided upon the exact form of the reso-
luton to be reported and may not come
to definite conclusion before tomorrow a
to its precise wording. 1t now looks a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-11
Last StEditiOn

1.-THE State Journal will issue a post
script edition still later if the situation
should warrant it'll
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Continued on Sixth Fage.l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-03-09
fABLA EXACfA
DE CUENTAs FoRMADAs

aplicables al cobro de jornales,
fraccionados estos en- octave de
dfa, principiando por ul cuarto
y terminando en- Z dfas, con
precios escalonados desde un real
fuerte hasta tres pesos, y EXPIRE
sando cada fraction su yalor in
trfnseco On pesos, centavos y CEN
timos de cenfavo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-03-09

? =
es mas atractiva mientras ma e.
iudabie. La belleza y Ia salud van
casi siempre juntas. La primnrr
depende nuy & menudo dSIs
segunda
lOuantas esras eniutss , raqufti.
cas serfan bellas con solo recobrat
sns earnest Examinese 81 rrabadn
anterior que, dicho sea de pans.
Lustra I'M case real La primers
ngura preseEta & una i6Een raauf-
tica, axtenuada.
N0tese el cambio en- "a fisonomfa
segun van recobr6ndose las ca-neg
La apariencia ffsica, sinembarQo. no
% Ell don principal La delesde1
no serla question tan s5ria 81 de slie
no pr0cedieran muy frecuentemenke
Ia isis, la Escr6fula , otran ohie,.
med1Eles extenuantes.
Los raquiticos estan sr oon.ssna.
peligro. Por este motive tiepe
tanta fama ese medicamsntn ore
produce fuerzas y croa osrnun. 1.
EMULSION DE Soorr de aoeil. ~
higads de bacalao con hipofosetos
do cal y sosa Exfjass ~ r.
stiqueta del homhEs ocn g kS-si,S
AeAsataA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-03-09

UNA COLUMN A Una vs.s wees rees Un mess e ms On .aa
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
M.y b. ,s.
sherims Sale.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR
~ suans ~ Judgment and decree OF the
II coscssSo. q Suing @ a within % aud Tor r' o.ero
County, made and eutered on the 5Bfh day oi
April, a. p. 1850, In = suit then pending en-
titled Th6 RSrst National Bank of La Junta,
Coaora<n pasintin .vs. l.. A. Benton. defendant,
by uLicA said Judgment aud decree the court
did md ard adJudre that n certain convey
ance made by the defe ndaut tn thc plaintiff on
the 18th day OF June, 1916. CT Lot Twenty -four
lsu In 6l01k Eighteen lisl In the Town OF La
Juntn. Oeeso County. Colorado, was In effect q
m0ftEA4o given to secure To the plaintiff he
payment Of certain protnissory note made
expoute4 and delivered on the ID day OF De-
ce1hss. -. oy the deie nd.nt TO the plsiatin
the deeeo1nut on account OF said note and In
tersae. nNd on nccount of taxes paid on said
pfemtee9 Uns ,Sy.ts. which laid Indebtedness
u sccsEed by said mortgage and whereas said
procee4taoo were Instituted for the purpose Of
t0rUcaoeenR said mortgage and whereas the
court ~ esder. adjudsc and decree that the
bhos11 a OsefO County prOcesd TO sell said
prenieso And forcclose said mortgage for the
puFpopID - satisfying said costs, principal
Nos. tSsssfore, /. George Barr. Sheriff Of
otreO Cpul1v. Colorado. do hereby give notice
sa.s g. e.aSsaay. ~ 3 NH day q June. A.. p
noon ~ ~ n1sah front door OF the County
Court H06pe. NJ II j. UNITS. .Otero County. Colo
r.do. sss9 ssss q public M "a tion nndsl fore re
crse of CO1kG LOf Numbered Twenty-four ca
In Biock 118htsen tisl ia the Town OF Ii,
JuntA, Or4fo Cu0Dty. NOlorudo- The terms OF
said sale - b for cAsh and the proceeds there
OF to he Applied HfHt, to the pay ment OF costs,
second to the payment Of The amount due the
piainf4n from ths defendant And that the de.
fendant aud all perpons claiming under him
subseQuept u ~ murfKage on said premises
either ns puschassTs or encumbrsneers or
oibcrwi .e shall be fOscclosed from all right,
clsims eQuittes In said pi enises or any part
thereof exeepx that the defendant any
Judgment creditor of the. defendant may be
permitted u redeem said premises In manner
and form provided BY law
That the plaintiff or any other party to this
suit may become Z purchaser at said sale.
GEDHGE BARn,
Sheriff Of Otrro County. Colorado.
First publication May H. ISIS.
Last publication June =, isss-
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
sarasor.c ,sa,,AaaAxes.
Guy Z s~ssh MN Hsip 70 est MI"
Resdy sos Wss.

John Wanamaker has offered to
raise a regiment from among his
employees, and will march at their
head. The salaries of all en-
ployees will be continued during
their absence from home and $1,000
will be paid to the relatives of those
who give up their lives for the
country's defense.
The we'll informed know that
Wanamaker's is the oldest and
largest clothing house in America.
Before the move to the front is
ordered, Mr.. Wanamaker wants to
move as much Of his clothing stock
as possible, and to this end has
shipped a big line of samples to
Guy +. Smith, who will take mea-
sures every evening for the next
two weeks.
Orders will be taken for all wool
suits as low as 81. SO, and for all
wool pants as low as $3.50.
These two prices have never
been duplicated and probably new
er will be until the next war is de-
clared.
Go and see the famous Wana-
makers samples whether you want
to order or not. Remember the
place, Smiths, in the Finney Bldg.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
III. America" s..,. Cub. and Hawaii.

A portfolio, in ten parts, sixteen
views in each part, OF the finest
half-tone pictures OF the American
Navy, Cuba and Hawaii, has Just
been issued by Chicago publish
ing house
The Atcbison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Railway has made arrange
ments for special edition for the
benefit of it's patrons and a speci-
men copy can be seen at the local
ticket Office. Single parts may be
had at ten cents each, the full set,
one hundred and sixty pictures,
costs but one dollar. Subscrip-
tions for the set may be left with
W. o. Skinner. In view OF the
present excitement regarding Cuba
these pictures are very timely.
Call at the ticket Office and see
them.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
shss.8. sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR-
~ suabt to- IN order and decree of the Dis
trict Court of tho Tenth Judicial District of
Colorado. sittfus rithin md for otern county
made and entered ON the 3dh day Of April. A.
y: lsss, In e certain matter then pending en-.
corporation, pIalnti6. ~: William u. Ander-
son. Mrs. ~. =. Liaand, L. a. Benton and l..
a Roland, acssnanSis r,Sn ~ e said mater =, was
cover of ana from the defendants . Judgment
on promissovy nose made. executed and de-
And for q tudgrsent of this Court decreeinr
that the Defendant Z. a. Benton holds the fol-
lowing real eseaee 70 Wit: Block numbered
.se T. sSet sse ~ sso I.nd. S addition To
the Town OF In luuta, OterO county. Colo
rsdo. in trusa Tor the nse and beDeft OF the
note and insersst thereon and the taxes on
said real csen1e.
ise. said cause cuning on for trial before the
the @ court H ,sss IS dsssndsns l. a Benton had nd
sss eops e as a,sn
the county Of Oeerc, and that more than
twenty days hnd e!aysed since said service and
no appcsrance tAeycin and whereas. upon mo
tion Of the pinlnst1 the default OF the DEFEND
ant. ss.ser ,ss, e. ~ Ssy sn,s.sS and
plaintiffs evt6eaoe did nnd and decree that all
the aIegafsope - the plaintiffs complaint
holds the go Fsai sslate 10 trust for the use
and bcnefit q tho plaintiR for the purpose Of
paying enld fnao&ordnoa., and whereas the
court did farsSer ahd and adjudge th 1t the de-
fendants wGFe tnde6sed to the plaintiff on ac-
count Of sA1d nqee and the interest thereon.
and on account - eexes patd on said premises
rendered juaee9ni for tbe plaintif and
against the le&en1ant. l.. A. Benton. for said
amount. the ulher Attendants above named
not havtne bo0a served with the summons
herein, and WfaronD tAe eoaFt did further ID
Judge and deefeo that the defendant. l. A.
Benton exoouse oa)d tRusa and within ten days
froT the easxx 3f - deccse proceed g %.
same .ftsr dAsrsy Aays nosses 70 some News
highest an1 heGs hiddes foe she best price that
can be ohtS)1G1 S&Ggolne. Aad in czse Of fall
ure or ref0int u ~ eatd Benton 70 execute
said truss I'll - GA1s11 of 0eero County ex.
ecutc said SfSqee - oe1l snAd peemises In con-
formity to 1a4A 1u4ene.
Nov snsssse6s 6 qssss bssr; =, : SELF :s's % q
sss sss iiss IL a. a. q q 8: q 4 sss Soar q
north frorse1 ~ q ~ O1antY COart House
Of Otero C1aalgs - - ysseA ocleredo Ishall
sell Block Ia1.essse lsst aad Loes rys
h;sSss AaSis.eo A 8 e ~ s.:ss sss;os :" iSs g.
q ia .; eusess r. s.s1 ssl.Ss;s. .Isy G: .se.s:
Sc asSss p'.is.i e - - y :s's e
l''I TsSzs QM0441 nA41.
E'.;' E.:s ,sss; sss' & IS
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
LOCAL NEWS.
Trade at Joys.

lrade at joys
Lawn hose at Cawthron's.
Fine box stationery at the Palace
drug store.
For soda water and cigars the
Palace drug store leads.
Have you tried our Monarch
corn bonelcss pigs feet in cans
Hecox g. Co.
Go to Stark's and see his abes,os
sad irons. They make ironing a
pleasure instead OF drudgery.
The EMi-WgEgLy TRIBUNE and
the Arkansas Valley Farmer and
Fruit Grower both one year ior
SI.75.
Canon Radcliffe will hold serv-
ices a, St. Andrews Episcopal
church tonight at s p. m. All are
cordially invited.
Impure blood makes its pres
ence felt when the days grow warm.
IL produces lassitude, dizziness,
foul breath and a Discrimination
for work. Prickly Ash Bitters is a
fine spring remedy. a blood
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
banner with the following inscrip-
ton: Santa Fe Agent at Manila

banner with the following inscriP'
ton: Santa Fe Agent at Manila
Commodore Dewey"
Az . result of the rate cutting
last week eastbound shipments b,
the all-rail route were increased
10000 tons.
The master mechanics Office is
being '.jacked up" this week, all
on account Of its prospective re-
moval to a new location.
"No. sill" said a railway mar
the other day, ~ didn't want wal
and I'm sorry We are in But I've
run up the Stars and Stripes on :
6o-foot pole in my front yard ane
there she stays till every do
Spaniard is licked"
The seventh annual convention
OF the seventh division OF the ma
tional railway postal clerks wa.
held in Wichita last week 4
committee consisting of Fl. G
Rose Of Wichita, G. E. Edgewortf
of Kansas City and J. L. Stice o
ST. Louis was appointed to pre-
pare and recommend a plan o
mutual accident insurance. The
officers elected for the fiscal yea
to May. 1893, are: President. d
E. Barns, of Wichita; vice-presi
dent, r. II. Hays. Of Denver; sec
retary. p. II. Catterlin, OF Sedalia
treasurer, ]. d. Withers, of Kan
sas City.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11

purifier and system cleanser com
bined.
The Arkansas river was bank full
Monday.
q. NJ. Dameron was Pueblo
visitor Yesterday.
Ice cream soda every day at the
Palace drug store.
Rev. ]. II. Brinker left on No. S
yesterday morning for Denver,
Melvin Bros. pays fancy prices
for fancy fat stock. See them.
A. c. Conner was down from
Rocky Ford yesterday on business.
Patent carpet exhibitor at Stark's
displays a carpeted room forty feet
square.
Eight per cent money for city or
farm loans.-W. X. Gibson, Cen
trail block.
Highest cash price paid for fat
cattle, calves, poultry and produce
at the Columbia Meat Market.
Bring in your bicycles and get
them repaired before the spring
rush begins at the Novelty Works.
T. NJ. Finney has commenced
the erection of neat brick cottage
on his property in the Mountain
View addition.
Prickly Ash Bitters is the best
spring remedy because it is blood
purifier and system regulator COM
bined. Creates appetite and helps
digestion.
Active steps are being taken by
the war department to recruit the
army up to the war basis OF OF 900
men and Pueblo has been chosen
dS Out ti lHS ltSiuitiiiS 5kdhiohs.
The county commissioners were
in session two days, transacted the
necessary business, and adjourned.
This beats the record for short
sessions. The whole OF Monday
was devoted to examining claims
and allowing bills.
| have been a sufferer from
chronic diarrhna ever since the
war and have used all kinds oil
medicines for it. At last found
one remedy that has been success
as a cure, and that is Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhra
Remedy.-P. (. Grisham, Gaars
Mills, La. For sale by the Palace
drug store.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11

devolve the pleasant duty of en-
thusing the multitude to demon
strations of patriotism-no difficult
task these days.
The programme for the day is
not as yet complete, but will be
published in full in our Saturday
issue. The exercises will COM
mence at 3 o'clock.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
s.o.. :. Eme'e,.. Flag e.'.,ns.

The local employees of the Santa
Fe, not to be outdone in exhibi-
tions OF patriotism by the employees
OF other railroads, have decided to
float the Stars and Stripes to the
breeze next Saturday with patriotic
and appropriate ceremonies. The
pole has been donated by Superin-
tendent Dyer and will be sixty
feet in length, and a handsome
flag has been purchased by the en-
ployes, contributions OF ten cents
having been made by each of them.
The pole will be erected on the
plat of ground between the ex-
press Office and the depot. A plat
form will be built for the accom-
mediation of the speakers and sing
ers Of the occasion, and all the
ministers in the city have been in
vited to participate and each will
be called upon to make short ad-
dress.
The children ofthe public schools
have been invited to attend in a
body and will form grand chorus
in singing patriotic songs. A brass
hand will also be in attendance to
thrill the crowd with patriotic airs.
Judge G. w. Parker and Fred A.
Sabin will be the principal speak
ers OF the day, and on them will
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
Notice.

IN AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY I'd. lssr,
" the banks tn La Junta viii open at a. IN.
and c8une at p. sharp. thereby conform
ing 10 the Banking hours Of other towns of
this clase In Colorado.
THE la JCsTA STATE BANK
TaE FIHsr NATIONAL BANK.
Mar 10. is0e.
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
railroad avnsl,sss.
Items Picked W. coads~sss and
Stolen for the Special EdtnestIoe
Of Rsiisosd Men.

he $40 IS IN the DaCk shoP ios
a new set Of aues.
The 622 and Gag are in the back
shops for new set OF flues.
G. w. Closson, Santa Fe fuel
contractor, was in town yesterday
on business.
Superintendent ]. E. Hurley of
the New Mexico division was in
town Monday.
]. b. Lynch, OF Pueblo, Santa
Fe stock agent, was a La Junta
visitor Monday.
Master Mechanic c. NJ. Taylor,
of the New Mexico division, was
in town Monday.
The regular and extra list OF fire.
men number something over fifty
on the Las Vegas division.
Guy McMillen is here from La
Iunta, on a few days lay off. visit
ing friends Coolidge Enterprise.
Dan Rockwell went to work
Monday morning IN the lunch
counter service OF Fred Harvey at
the depot.
The tie preserving works at Las
Vegas shut down for a couple of
DAYS, owing to needed repairs OF
its machinery.
Chief Clerk Harvey Shull re-
turned yesterday from Kansas City
and Topeka, whe.e he visited
friends for several days.
Mr.. George T. Nicholson as
sumed his duties as passenger
traffic manager OF the Atchison, To-
peka & Santa Fe May /.
Frank McGrath, chief clerk to
Superintendent Charles Dyer, OF
the Santa Fe, left Monday to enlist
in the volunteer army.-Pueblo
Chieftain.
Mr.. jerks arrived from Topeka
Yesterday morning to assume the
position OF general foreman OF the
local shops. Mr.. Gibson will re-
main in Denver.
A railway Y. NJ. c. A. building
is to be erected at Temple, Texas.
The Santa Fe road has contributed
81, 500 and the citizens OF Temple
will raise subscription OF So, 900.
w. II. Dunbar made round
trip to Kansas City in the postal
car service the latter part OF last
week. He reports a steady RAIN
all the way from La unta to the
Missouri river.
Mr.. Amos 2. Goodhue, formerly
foreman at Denver, has been trans
ferred to Strong City in the same
capacity. Mr.. Knickerbocker, for
merly foreman at Strong City has
taken a position in the Topeka
shops.
Charles A. Little leaves next
Monday for Portsmouth, Va, to
visit his parents. He goes via
Niagara Falls and New York, and
thence by sea to Portsmouth-that
is, providing the Spanish dons do
not interfere will, his plans. Life
on the raging main IS very uncer-
tain these days-for the Spanish.
Charlie expects to be gone about
thirty days.
The following notice has been
issued by the grand officers Of the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Fire
men: 1.-The insurance carried by
the members OF the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Firemen in the
United States, Canada and Mexico,
will not be invalidated or placed in
peril by any member who enlists
in the fight against the Spanish,
and in case Of death or loss of
limb in war, or while in the coun-
try's service, the claims will be
paid precisely as they would be
under other circumstances or con-
di,ions."
While the big steam whistle sent
-. s..~.x.,4oa hIooto for the
La Junta tribune., 1898-05-11
DR.. r. E. MEHAFFEY
DEN NTIST
- z==-===--=-i'

Crown and Bridge Work a
Speciality. All work guar
antced.
Office, rooms and 2, Woodruff
block.