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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-20
WENT TO NORTH CAROLINA

MI Charles Topping. a popular young
man, who is employed in the shipyartl
ar Newport News. and Miss Minnie
Walker, the cightccn-ycar-old dauSh-
ter Of Mr.. ana Mrs. c. II. Walker Of
West End. We're married in Eliza bet Il
City, y. c.. yesterday. The couple left
yesterday morning on the early boat
and We're married on their arrival in
Eliza beth City. They returned to
Hampton last night. Tho wedding was
not a runaway match as the young
people simply decided to so TO North
Carolina and be married
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-20
N!H. DARLING; COMING; 4IrlMrs.

Nh James s. Darling. Vino has been
at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore
undergoing special treatment. has so
AnHch improved that it is stated lie Will
y" ah'c I" return home ucNt week. lie
VIII Likely reach champion i!c latter
part Of the week. and the news Of his
homecoming Viii BE hailed With Joy
by his nunbrrleSs friends
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-20
.RIl.E NiNrEl:

Miss Ida Henley. Of Williamsburg. is
visiting her cousin. Miss CnWles, Gu
Hope street
Miss ilitte and A1ar&arc, Duncan.
who have been Visiting. Mt ivy Home :
the handsome residence Of Mr. Daniel
f. Cooke. returned ~ their homo il
Lexington. NY Yesterday
Rev. l.. /. McDougle, pastor Of ths
Phoebus Methodist church. who has
been in Kent Island. Va. assisting in
revival services, is expected Il. arrive
home tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-20

FOR SALE CHEAP % 600 FEET or,
slightly used !anbGr at $3.50 per
thousand consisting Of flooring,
framing. jnsts and rough boards.
WILLIAMS & MANN. West Queen
street. Hampton, va Phone, 524.
10-2O-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-20
AT KEY WEST,

1T KEY WfST.
KEY WEST, oct. l9.-Thc new cases
Of yellow fever number seven No
deaths have been reported. The fever
is regarded as on its last legs, and the
physicians will discontinue daily re-
ports unless the situation should be
come worse.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-20
j. w. Williams,

Successor to Fehlhaber the tailor.
Three doors below the Hampton Bank,
Queen street, Hampton, Va, All work
will receive prompt attention. Terms
strictly cash. 1C-l3-3,n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-20
YELLOW JACKS RECORD. -
One New Case at New Orleans. The Disease
Dying Out.
(BN Teicgranll.'

V5V- TeIcSlTlEn.J
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 19.--The board
or health reports one case Of yellow
fever and no deaths.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-20
6. E. TRICE s co.

tsnccessors TO ). ". Blackmore.)
King STREET, OPPOSITE POST
OFFICE.
business Phone, u; Res. Phone A54
Dealers in Hay. Grain, Ship Stuff Gro
ceres and General Commission Nh
chants, Country Produce Bought
ut Cash Prices.
Contracting and StevcGorins Work,
l.NctFatlng, Express and Trans
fer Business.
Also agent for Adams Express Co.
l0-lS-lm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-20

For cutting, making or altering OF all
Kinds of garments to fit. Cleaning,
pressing and sponging 20 to
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-09
PASSING COJNTERFEIT MONEY
Three gtaiian. Arrested in Richmond.
Va, on this Charge

Richmond. Va, May 1.-Two Italians,
Ca-lo FAST. aged 20 years. and his son.
George Fasi. aged Is years. were ar
rested here tonight by Officer Wiltshire.
- the c.cy police force, on the charge
Of passing spurious money, and. later,
Nadelin MacheSpa. VINO claimed % be
the wife y the elder FAST and the
mother q the younger one. was taken
10 custody as a suspicious character.
| When searched al the station house the
Two males had or their persons ntty-
! four bogus 50-cenI pieces and three Do
gus 81 pieces. The 50-cenc pieces are
| q various da-es: The spurious coin IS
| made Of aluminium and filled. Descrlp-
| lions OF the parties have been te-e-
graphed 70 New York. The youth was
| detected in working off some Of the
| counrerfeits, which the male prisoners
| claim they bought from a man at the
| corner OF Baxter street and ark row,
New York. They said they had only
been here about three days. and when
| arrested save their names as Charles
and George ~SOmmersnOt, IA papers
found in their room identified them as
named, Fasi.
Carlo FAST was naturalized in New
York in 1894. The woman contradict
"a the story as to the time they came
here. She said tina she and ner sor
reached Richmond about two week:
ago and that her husband preceqeo
them about a month. No spurious, pu'
some good money. was found on ne
person, and she denied all knoWleuS'
OF the cOunterfeitS.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-09
CABLE INTERRUPTED
ENGLAND AND THE TRA>syaAL


London, May 5.-The Outlook. Ia this
weeks Issue. publishes 4 special dis
patch from is Capetown correspondent.
II which /; i stated la: the British
secretary % state for the, colonies M
JOS. Chamberlain. has dispatched 4
firmly worded demand upon the Trans
: II republic that Il mus: observe It's
obligations ~ the queen n the para
mount power BY securing peace and o.
DEE within the republic. This demand.
the dispatch says. is supplementary 20
the demand for the cancellation OF the
dynamite concessions and is taken -
mea1 that the British government
deems that the time has come 10 invite
President Kruger 20 observe the letter
a Wei a the spirit OF the London con-
vent!ou. II i not stated how far the
demand takes the form OF an ~ul;inatun
or II a period IS fixed within which r.
dress II rhe grie-aLces OF the Ou;la1d-
ers shall be made.
Capet0xn. May J.-The repIy o.
Preside.t Kruger OF the T~ransvaal re-
public, TO the demand from the British
secretary OF state for the colonies. Nr.
Jos. Chamberlain. for the cancellation
of the dynamite concession i published
here today.
President Kruger coTtends that the
concession a bona ide and constitutes
no breach % the London convention.
The Transvaal. President Kruger in
sists. is entitled 10 its opinion as 90
what is for the best interests OF the re-
public. The amendment OF the con-
cession as asked by the British govern
meut the president adds, would be a
breach OF faith with regard 10 other
parties.
London. May 5.-The colonial Office
declares that there is q foundation for
these statements made in The Out
looks Capetowu dispatch, and adds
that there is no warrant for the allega-
ton that tie probabilities OF war with
the Transvaal lave been seriously rp-
garSed by the government.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-09
GREENVILLE FiRE.SVEPT
Half a Block on Each side of Main
Street Burned-LOss Very Great-lp.
surance small

Correspondence of The Messenger.)
Greenville, \. c.. May 5.
Last night about 10 o'clock fire broke
u in a room over Clark's bar, on
Main street. 1t was a wooden building,
and burned rapidly, quickly spreading.
In a short while the buildings adjoining,
all wood, We're burning furiously. There
was some delay in getting the fire en-
CINE at work and being at the cistern
on the corner right at Germania hall
building, d two story wood building,
which was soon a mass of lanes 1t
had to be moved. By that time the fire
had crossed the street and Braddy's
bar was on fire. The engine was move
to another ciStern. The fire had then
reached the post office back of Germa-
MIA hall. Streams of water were then
in play upon the fire and a dwelling
next to the post office was saved.
The fire burned rapidly and it looked
as if the whole town va doomed. On
the east side of the street, Germania
hall; the store beneath, occupied by
H. c. Hooker, dry goods, etc; Cheeks
bar, a barber shop, Hines refreshment
stand, the millinery stores Of Mrs
Higgs and Mrs. James, the offices OF
| w. B. Wilson n W. l.. Brown, the ole
brick store, occupied by j. ). Tunstall.
! above, the dental office of Dr.. r. L
Carr; the King house, a three story
wooden building; the jewelry store o.
A. J. Griffin, also occupied by Mrs
Griffin for millinery; the store of
S.. Smith, grocer, were burned. The Ole
brick store vas the only brick building
among them. The fire was stopped a
the walls of James Jong's store, grocer
which was badly damaged.
On the west side of the street, Brad
dy's bar, the buildings occupied b.
Starkey & Bro, grocers; Pully {
Bowen, dry goods; Wooten's drug store
Brown & Hooker, Frank Wilson an
c. T. Munford, dry goods, etc, wer
burned. The bank building was badi,
damaged and \. Forbes store wa
damaged.
On the south side of Fourth stree
the postOffice n residence, sam
building: Bright's bar, a restaurant an
shoe shop, We're burne The last wer
all in one building, owned by W. +
Harrington.
Brady & WbOten We're the only me
who owned the buildings they occupied
1t is impossible to tell the loss. Near
every one saved apart Of his stool
There was also some insurance on mos
stocks and some buildings. The origi
of -ba fire iS unknown
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-09
Hanged for Murder

Columbia. s. c.. May "a dispatch
70 The State from Manning says: Scip
Rhame, colored. was hanged here to-
day for the murder Of Ellerson But
Ter, also coIored. on October %. 1898.
Bob Pearson. colored. was also con-
victed of the same crime, but was rec
commended TO mercy and sentenced 10
life imprisonment. Many people
thought the men were equally guilty,
and a strong effort was made TO have
Rhame's sentence commuted to life i'm
prisonment, but the governor would
not interfere.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-09
1HE DENTAL ASSOCIATION
EieetsOhieers anu Adjourns-Insuranee
Companies Lieensed-The suicide Of
Robert Gstiing-OnIy One New Case
Of Smallpox
Messenger Bureau.
Rzgn~ Y. g. May 5.

R2@gn~ y. =, May D
The ch~ree-days' session OF the State
Dental Association ended to-day L
was the twenty-ftIh and perhaps the
best % al. The following officers were
elected MS morning: President. DR..
A g Liye-uan. y Scotland Neck:
vice presidents. DIS. E. J. TuckeC and
". 3. Ramsey; secretary. Dr.. J. :.
Spu-geon. % H-.sbo-o C~re-ele%ed);
treasurer. Dr.. D. L James Dr.. Frank
Harris was elected eszayls- and Drz-
Thomas u. Hunter and ;. z. HiILard
We're r-appoil-ed member OF the safe
examining board.
The commissIoner - insurance says
;hac IN following new Companies ara
admitted 70 Do business Il North Carr
Lima, Royal Mutual Life. German Al
Lance, Cologne Reinsurance. Eastern,
Northern, Norfolk, Traders. Equitable
Erie and Marine, z The Wilmington
Underwriters (Of North Cardinal al
fire The total number Of companies
licensed 70 date Is n-nety-ive. and 10
have filed papers.
For the first time d calendar for che
United States has been arranged.
Up 10 tbs Cme a. principals and Wit
nesseS have had - be here during the
entire term, ing loss OF TIME ana
expense
a member OF the lately mustered out
Company X, Of The First regiment,
North Carolina volunteers, yesterday
afternoon bought poison III a drug store
here and was in the acI of taking Il
when the druggist seized it,
Robert Calling, who committed SUI
eide here Wednesday and who's body
was found yesterday, left a letter ad-
dressed to a young lady, and in this
his Will. He owned properly in this
city; among other things the office OF
New and Observer
What the farmers term 1.-The cold
spell on May is now making itself felt.
Only one case Of smallpox was found
yesterday and sent 20 the pest house.
Tt is said that there is not a case in
the city limits. Four persons resist
compulsory vaccination and threaten
suit. The mayor is away. AS soon as
he returns he will no doub either fine
or impriSOn them.
The laws of 1899 VIII probably be is
sued next week. TIE supreme court is
expected to adjourn about a week from
today.
Samuel COley sues the Southern rail-
way for $50, 900 for loss Of an arm.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-09
Colonel Funston,s Successor

Topeka Kas., May 5.-W!lder ;.
Metcalf. of Lawrence. Junior major Of
the Twentieth Kansas volunteers. was
today appointed by Governor Stanley
TO succeed Colonel Fred Funston. pro-
mC-ed.
Washington. May 5.-Frederick Fun
srOn. Of the Kansas regiment. has ca
bled the war department his accept
ance Of the appointment u brlgadler
general.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-09
On the Vetge OF Starvauon

Victoria, B. c, May 5.-Mailcarrier
Brinale mas made a perilous trip from
the Strickine river 70 urge the domin-
ion and provincial governments TO
send immediate relief 10 upward Of 200
who are facing starvation on the Ash
croft trail. Mules and dogs had been
the sole diet of the men for weeks past
when the ~mailcarrier left.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-09
Cuba Importing Rice From the East

Washington, Nay 5.-Consul GeneSal
Lincoln at Antwerp regards II ~ a
fact worth reporting 10 the state de-
partment that during the last quarter
more than 1885, 900 worth Of rice from
the east was exported from Antwerp
10 Cuban ports. He says IL would seem.
IN case the southern states cannot sup
ply rice 70 Cuba, that our merchants
at least should have some hand In rro-
curing the supply needed.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-09
Review of a Regiment Returned From,
(ubs

Savannah. Ga, May 5.-The Thirty
first Michigan regiment, commande1
by Colonel Cornelius Gardner. was re-
viewed here this afternoon ~ BTiga-
der General w. w. Gordon, who serT-
ed in the war with Spain. General Cor
don was assisted by Lieutenant Colo
mel ]. F. Brooks. Of The mustered-eut
First Georgia regiment
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-09

Miriam-Whera do you expect to go
this summer-to the mountains or the
seashore?
Fannie-We haven't decided yet. l.
will depend on which papa selects. do.
hope he will say the seashOre. That will
make take 70 the mountains
and | like them 80 much berter.0Chi-
cdgo News.
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Secretary Wilson Come. south

Washington, May 5.-Sec~etary VII
son will leave Washington next week
on a trip 10 Louisiana, Mississippi
Texas and other southern and south
western states. He will study the az
ricultural situation in the states ne
visits.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-09

Athens. Ga, May 5.-The city Of Ath-
ems today sold 5000 0 OF municipal
2o-year 4 Per cent. bonds 10 ". J.
Hayes & Sons, OF Philadelphia, for
si05.l10.75. The bonds are 10 be de-
livered July LIST. The proceeds are to
be expended for street improvements
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-09
Pure Food Investication Concluded

Chicago. May 5.-The Senatorial
pure food investigating eommictee post
poned t'i-y's session until tonorrow,
owing 20 inability 20 procure proper
witnesses
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-09

! ,,.- --Fighting between the
.-.-.-42-British and Tanu
.- Na.aafa's rebels continues
| The warships daily bonn
.-.-re villages and much dam
...a done. Mataafa's people
"o-l tha; they are willing
., q fair Investigation and
hat the next mail will bring
tor the fighting TO cease.
1 ZION. May 5.-The Navy De-
.- been supplied b. the cable
with The following corrected
4 Admiral kautz's cable
. q. yesterday:
1 .4.I. May +, 1898, Apia, Apil 2,
.-y Navy, Washington.
! ...4. at Apia, Mataafa and his
heir letter Of April 18th
1 p, keep outside the lines pre-
.r British senior officer present
/ y,-.f and to observe peace until
Of commission. Think that
4 Ill. not be more fighting.
~4,J "KAUTZ."
T. York. May 5.-Advices to the
..a. Press yesterday from Apia
Aprl. 9th show that fighting
Il .-as5A
Francisco. May 1.-The regular
. yl1lenc Of the Associated Press,
IT, from Apia, Samoa, under date
H.. 2t,h gives a detailed account
n lighting in which Lieutenant
Il 4.4 and Ensign Monaghan, of the
. al navy, and Lieutenant Free
..ae British navy lost their lives.
d Apr.. Is, a landing party made
Ia. SKY American sailors and ma
n 41I siXty-two English sailors and
u Up natives, proceeded to Vailele,
d -.h up an assemblage Of rebels
. had been committing depredations
vicinity. The party was under
u 3-. # Lieutenant Angel Freeman,
. .tlcyr Of the Tauranga, and with
n We're ~Lieutenants Cave, of the Por-
y AID Hickman Of the ROyalist.
n Americans were under the COM
q o.. Lieutenant Lansdale, who had
. him Ensign Monaghan, and Lieu
y Perkins, Of the marine corps.
y Lalg. OF the Philadelphia, also
q mpllied the expedition. When the
had reached the German planta-
y Lieutenant Cave asked Captain
age. the German manager, if
We're any SamOans in the vicinity.
.-lager said that none had been
"A .a1, day. At hat very moment,
m |..o.a 4 few hundred yards of the
N Hon. was a large body of rebels.
as-. advised that a return home
.y way of the main road
-I- The plantation, as everything
...- safe and no rebels had been
Three other Germans were with
and heard this conversation.
gave any warning Of danger.
return march to the beach was
--.eI and 10 sooner had the men
.- d. The plantation, when, at a
% .-e road, 400 yards away, large
# rebels We're seen. A Colt
1~.. gun. Of which the natives
Il -.ta. dread, was Immediately
forward. 1t refused to act
- ..l..> GOT off clear and a halt wa
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-09

bay. The other posas m~-sf7r~4 in ~
dAspaScc. ~ Pedro Nz-a- - S~ew~~-
Mania = LaSura H. Bay. All = .-n
- ne o1spsssS whtch p~oseC@ = "a
s-wo-k.
CABLE INTERRUPTED
Nsw YORK. May s-Ta~ Cam
Company Ssuea tAe e5gtswe~#
no1ce today W. az advised thas
the cable o~tWeen Tsogo ana Ea~aAaa-
Philippine T@AAzds. - Interrupted
Washington. May S-TAw ~~car3s -
The var department. - TO- CONAN tAe
nam y Lieutenant TaE<a- Tn~ arAs
probably - Wa.A- II McTa<-
gar.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-09
SAMOAN WAR.
and Defiance the Cry Of the Followers
of King Mataafa.
HF WHITE TROOPS .AMBUSHED

,n,.f,ulars OF the Killing OF Lieutenant LansdaIe and Ensign Mon.
-,,,.Led Into Trap by a German Farmer..LansdaIe, Wound
a. Bees tob be Lett to His Fate-.Monaghan Refuses to Leave
Hi, Comrade-Their Decapitated Bodies Found.
Three Dead Samoans Between Them and
Their Pistols Emptied.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-09
MINISTER TOLD her
TO USE cuTleURA FOR ssRYS HvkoR.

My little baby broke cat With n skin disease.
Our family doctor a.,slde6 5s baby coEtuo-
ally. bat did her 10 good tne1 sPeclA.si,
bat be only temporarily relieved her. AID eezeGa
covered TIE child. face AID body eo-p.esly>
While the child's su-erings we're mott tnterse,
The Rev. Mr.. stcekbrdze tod ne about CEri-
cURA. I conmeoced treating The ehiit, ~tiA he
result that our EtLe daughter /. now gslI Ct he
disease. C-TcCsA REMEDIES cGre@ her-
Sept ass. Gks.K T. BLYTHE, Dallas Tax
al0TuE0ClT To know that o v ssz setn viii
MU nEhS! cUTICCRA SOAP. aod stagis
Amounting with CCTICURA. pCrsss OF er1oAlszi
skin cares, VIII AFFORD instant relief IL the most
distressing ofitching, burning. Nd scaly inLAECSc
hrnorx Of the skin ard scalp Win ioss OF 1Aff.
and rot TO use them h TO fsli n yoor dEiy. Isa
ueatEen. means comfort ed rest for pArsn.S
veil as grateful relief aaa resrest@ing slesp ios
ehld, AID Is pure, safe, speecy. and ecoSo11eA
sslatArocgkca;tAs vxsd Porrsx D.sC cosr:ses
propa. 1es;oa. Allow % czs BAhyns - hE2sS' Nv
DfaaOt @ bbs-ne. e.arkhs.ts re- r,sss
flWr : pssssnss6 ey CcSAs
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-09
ROseBuDs

Budding wo-
manhood What
glorious possibil-
tiles! What half
hidden dangers /!
What a time for
tender sympathy.
Atpuberty nature
generally makes
some attempt 70
establish physical
r~egularities, but
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-05-09

when nature fails to assert itself, develop
nients result which injure the health and
impair the constitution of the maiden.
The timely use Of Bradheld's Female
Regulator, the standard remedy for ali
weaknesses and irregularities peculiar tc
women, is what retarded nature needs u
all such cases. Sold by druggists for 81
Books for ONE free.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.
ATLANTA. GA
La Junta tribune., 1899-11-18
Remarkable Rescue.


Mrs Michael Curtain, Plainfield
H., makes the statement that she
caught cold which settled on her
lungs, and she was treated for a
month by her family physician but
grew worse. He told her sho was
a hopeless victim of consumption
and that no medicine could cure
her. Her druggist suggested DR..
Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton, she bought bottle and to
her delight found herself benefited
from first dose. She continued its
ase and after taking six bottles
found herself sound and we'll; now
does her own housework and is as
we'll as she ever was. Free trial
bottles of this great discovery at
Joys pharmacy. Only so cents
and 81. Every bottle guaranteed.
La Junta tribune., 1899-11-18
Between Us

There must be always satisfac-
tory dealing. We best do our part
by recommending goods of well
known merritt heads off future
trouble. We claim more than us
ual merit for Beckwith's Round
Oak. 1t is the nearest to perfec-
ton of any heating stove we know
OF, and we watch the market close
ly every season. Call in any time
and we will cheerfully explain its
points OF superiority.
CAwTHRoN & CAwTHRoN.
La Junta tribune., 1899-11-18
senate, Swim. on Sugar s..t..

Senator Swink, OF Rocky Ford,
was in Denver one day this week,
and in an interview with Times
reporter, said:
"The factory is a CO." said the
senator, "and it is to be good
one. A million dollar one, If you
please. We have over 1000 acres
OF beet contracts signed up and
are working for another thousand
acres l think we will get it and
the factory will be in shape for
business another season. We will
show the people that melons are
not the only product of the valley.
We are promised factory of $50
to 1000 tons day capacity, which
means fine plant. Considerable
OF the land has been signed up
around Rocky Ford, and Mama
nola has signed for 245 acres. But
what do you think of Pueblo? +?
There is town that had a chance
to have the mother plant of all this
territory, and yet they favored our
locality and have contracted 1900
acres. The Santa Fe railway com
pany has made them a very low
rate SO that they can afford to ship
to onr place. From Mr.. Oxnard
it is learned that the soil in the Ar
kansas valley analyzes the best for
sugar beets of any in the United
States. want it understood that
we do not have to put up bonus
for this factory. All that the con
Germ wants is plenty of the raw
product.
La Junta tribune., 1899-11-18
a Clever Company.

The Curtiss Comedy Company
will commence weeks engage
ment at the La unta opera house
Monday evening, November goth.
The company is large one, head
ed by S. Nj. Curtiss, the well known
eastern comedian, and is composed
OF number OF clever young actors
and actresses
AS special vaudeville feature
the company also announces Miss
Victore Harrison, the greatest of
all spectacular dancers, in her
brilliant productions with complete
calcium effects These effects are
the invention of her expert opera
tors and are the most elaborate
ever produced and cannot be du-
plicated in the country. The en-
gagement opens next Monday eve
ming, and as popular prices will
prevail there is sure to be large
audiences present nightly.
La Junta tribune., 1899-11-18
Cham be rlsin'a Pain Balm

Cures Others, why not you' My
wife has been using Chamberlain's
Pain Balm, with good results, for
a lame shoulder that has panied
her continually for nine years.
We have tried all kinds of medi-
cines and doctors without receiving
any benefit from any of them. One
day we saw an advertisement of
this medicine and thought of trying
it. which we did with the best of
satisfaction. She has used only
one bottle and her shoulder is
almost well.-Adolph l.. Miliett,
Manchester, N. II. For sale by
Arcade Pharmacy.