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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-31
r Asr1L SEMINARY FOR YOUNG WOMEN.
AUBURNDALE MASS.

In your walking and sitting 40 much more erect; VI
vour general health IN your conversation in your way OF
meeting people and innureTable ways. could see the
benefit YOU are receiving training and asso
.,sto,. 81 Ias.u All this you know IS very
gratifying 10 me-.
rh. Is what father wrote 70 his daughter after ner
y,turn 10 school from The Christmas vacation at home
II Is unsolicited testimony as 20 Lases success II SONS
important lines
place, are now being taken for the year beginning
September. 1899
Catalogue free. coo,,
Principal
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TYPEWRITi.RS.

TiPEWRIT ERS--BAkGi ms. -- New ma
chimes cheap Remingtons. Smiths. SIS,
guaranteed rentals reduced. CONSOLE
Broadway.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop Albany. Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo.
Trains leave Grand Central Stations $ follows:
$50 A M.-Daly except sundays The famous
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. LIMITED.
Niagara Falls 532 p NJ. Toronto. 900 r. NJ; De
- .troi II. 10 r NJ. Limited 10 rs seating capacity
S.45 A. Mast MAIL Daly-For Buffalo. Niagara
1890 A.. NJ. DAY EXPRESS. except sunday. For
Buffalo and all important New York state points.
LOO p. NJ. SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED and Gilt
CAGO SPECIAL. Daily--For Columbus. Cincin-
$50 P. M.-TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL except
sunday. stops al important stations.
$50 p. M.-LAKE SHORE LIMITED. Day-24-hour
train 70 Chicago via Lake shore. Due Cleveland
74a A NJ. due Chicago 4:S0 2. NJ sleeping and
600 NJ WESTERN EXPRESS. paiiy-For Niagara
Falls, Toronto Cleveland chicago
0.2J p. M.-NORTHERN EXPREss. psny-For Troy.
100 P. M.-ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MON
@ No TEA, Enrrr.S. Da,. so,-rur-vsrrpv
SD" sPfc11L bl NJ BaSalo ' Niagara a Falls
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Indianapolis and 81. Louis
OH p M.-PACIFIC EXPRESS Daly-For ogdens-
burg, Niagara Falls Cleveland chicago. ana. eK-
1910 night-MIDNIGFT EXPRESS For Chicago
every night except SUNDAY nights sunday
nights. Chicago sleepers leave ar e:l5.
HARLEM DIVISION
Obj A -. and 3.S5 p. M.-paiy. except Sunday. 20
Pttsneld sundays only a. $50 A.
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket and Wagner offices at Grand Central Station
23j Columbus Ave. 81 West 125h ST 125rh ST Station
and l3Sfh ST station New York 33s 726 Fulton ST.
and l05 Broadway. n. Brooklyn
Telephone "27so Thirty-eishh stre.t' for New York
Central Cab Baggage checked from hotel
dsrce BY WestcOrt Express Company.
GEORGE ". DANIELS. General Passenger Agent.
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U,HE OssINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS -
i sing Sing-on-the Hudson Miss {. {. FULLER
Principal 3ist year.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


A.--A.-ATTENTiON
Attractive noorf suites with bath; Win
and without board bachelors rooms, ne"
IL furnished. Doctors Offices. all locaiues'
references.
g c. LELAND & CO.
Wcst 32d-st
BEAUTIFULLY furnished rooms. delight
ful location. excellent table; ver1 reason
able prices. $50 West I2f ~.
PARK AVE AS. near 57th-st Medium
sized room. with superior board; sani-
tars plumbing steam heat references
term Moderate.
nan ar. e EAST.-Uncxpected vacancy.
large second floor sunny room. smaller
room. bountful table warm house ref-
erorCsr
18TH ST. 90 WEST-Cuban boarding
furnished rooms. with or without board
Spanish language taught free. moderate
terms
51D-ST Is WEST Rooms ;astetully and
completely furnished table bountifuilV
supplied references given and required.
AZ isl. cla WEST. near Broadway
10 refined home nicely furnished rooms
French table. references exchanged.
l23-i21 EAST 2lST-sT. Field houses
Large. square corner room also suite
private hath superior table
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DEF:ssrIAININe.

DEEssNtnt1s.
A-A-A-sEAL GARMENTS
and other fine furf repaired. redved. 70
modelled into latest styies AT exceptionally
low prices Ladies waited upon AZ thor
residences Mrs = J. BARKER. III West
3sth late with Q q Gunther's sons
5th-ave
,-DREeSMAKER - Origi-
raj designer hall gowns superior 70
any imported. evening dresses. reception
estimates given. design. ft and workman
ship guaranteed. superior quality. Nine
GULLY. 1o5 West 45th-st
A.-A-A-sBAI.G GARMENTS
ard other hne furs repaired, redyed. re-
modelled into latest styles at exceptionally
low prices. Ladies waited upon At their
residences. Mrs. +. j. BARKER. Ill west
39th-st.. late with Z. @. Gunthers sons
5th-sve.
Actresses elegantly made stylish and
cheap reduced price TIL March, evening
garments specially; home or BY ds'.
MAGILB. So West 22d-st
COCTURIERE FRANCAIsE.-During THIS
month ! VIII make ladies' own materials
riase Gowns. misses fancy dresses. Jackets,
riding habits tea gowns. silk Dettcotts,
fancy waists a. greatly reduced prices.
made A. once. gowns remofelled Nine
ANDERSON. OBS Gth-ave.. formerly with
Sfearn Brothers
DRESSM MAKER Of n. Altman & Co. VIII
call al ladies' residences. 10 Atrng
bring work home 20 finish. Moderate. ref
erHrccs. FLYNN. - West S2d-st.
PESsMAKfNG.-Sl 35. goes out BY day
skirts. waists. remodelling or az nome.
Address WEST. 700 Columbus Save.
DRESSMAKING.- Artistic dressmaking.
hotel orders at short notice. moderate
prices Mrs. MELROY. 20 East iOlst-
ST.. between Madison and Filth ayes.
SKIRTS rebound and pressed 81. Ladies
Jackets remOdellef. Cleaning and dye
ing Of every description. Send postal. VII
80 West feth-st., near 9Th ave
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STORAGE.

STORAGE.
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- ETROPOLlTAS Storage Warehouse and
NAns 20. and .J4 Mercer-st.. branch Of
nee. l.5o Broadway. corner 4th-st.: fur
nlture removed. boxed aud shipped. Tels-
phone Spring 466
The CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. l6S-1sI- iss West A2d-., stor-
age. moving Telephone. 76f 3sth-st
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-22
viii Not Be Lonesome.

The TRIBUNE OF Wednesday, in
announcing the annual election for
a member OF the board OF educa-
ton stated that Mr.. X. w. Patter-
son had consented to accept the
nomination providing one hun
dred signatures be attached to a
petition desiring him to fill the Of
hce, and in such event, there
would probably be no contest,
and Mr.. Patterson would make
the race alone.
The ladies of La Junta fearing
that Mr.. Patterson might feel lone
some, have decided to place a
woman in the field with him. and
Mrs. George Thompson, on being
presented with a petition signed
by more than one hundred OF our
leading citizens. has decided to ac-
cept the nomination, and become
a candidate for the office.
Mrs. LAURA LIEB.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-22
How's ThIs7

We offer one hundred dollars re-
ward for any case OF catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. +. J. Cheney & Co., Tole-
do, o.
We the undersigned, have
known f. ]. Cheney for the last IS
years, and believe him to be per-
fectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligations made
by their firm. West x Traux,
wholesale druggists, Teledo, o..
Walding, kinnan & Marvin, whole
sale druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally. acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price IS cents per bottle. Sold
by all druggists. Halls Family
Pills are the best.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-22
t,n., Motto. to water Consumers.

Your attention is again called to
the provisions OF sections 9 and 10
OF Ordinance No. "a, which will
positively enforce from this date.
On account of our insufficient ca
pacity to meet the demand for wa
ter, any person using water out
of an open hose without nozzle
or sprinkler exceeding 4 inch in
diameter, or irrigating outside of
the regular hours, will be prose-
cuted to the full extent OF the law.
The irrigation hours all over town
are from S to 10 a. m. and from S
to 10 p. m. L. c. GlLLEN,
Water Commissioner.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-22
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The late lamented legislature OF
the great state OF Colorado passed
few good laws, and great many
bad ones, besides leaving undone
great deal Of work that had been
laid out for it to do. One of the
good laws enacted was the public
utilities bill, which empowers
towns and cities OF less than 100,
900 population to issue bonds for
the purpose Of purchasing water
and light plants and other public
utilities.
The public ownership of light
and water plants is becoming quite
general in all progressive eastern
communities. 1t has been proven
by experience that public owner
ships feasible as we'll as econom-
ical and the only common sense
method of operating light and wa
ter plants. They are public neces-
sites and the public should not
permit them to be operated by
grasping monopolies for private
gain or corporate greed.
A private citizen OF Jacksonville,
H., city which owns and oper-
ates her electric light plant, writes
as follows concerning the exper-
ience thus far: "Under private
ownership this city paid SOS per
arc light per yer, for ro4 arc lights,
1900 candle power, on the 'all
night moonlight schedule. but we
wrung from the grasping monopoly
the lighting privilege, and now
Jacksonville owns and operates
her own plant. Under public
ownership we have I6S arc lights.
1000 candle power, at cost Of
$40. so per arc light per year, on
the same schedule. Total cost of
plant. including all permanent inn
provements on the premises to
date, $4,000.
The town of La Junta paid the
local electric light company nearly
81, 400 last year for thirteen arc
lights, or at the rate Of over
troo per year for each light. II
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-22

the town acquired the lighting
privilege and owned and operated
its own plant. a saving nearly
equal to that at Jacksonville, ILL.,.
might be experienced. La Junta
will need more street lights in the
future, in fact needs more now,
but sIoo per year for street lights
is rather an expensive luxury.
The assessed valuation of the
local plant is s.. 900, and as prop
erty in Colorado is assessed on a
basis OF one third OF its valuation,
is presumably worth about Sra, 900.
Under the provisions OF the public
utilities bill the city would not be
required to pay a cent for the
franchise of the plant. II the
property could be acquired for $I2,
600 or SIS, 900 it would be first.
class investment for the town, as a
little figuring in estimating the
revenues OF the plant will demon
strate. 1t would certainly prove a
better investment than issuing
bonds for stock in the Otero canal
enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-22
Rhe.mstlsm Cured.

My wife has used Chamberlain's
Pain Balm for rheumatism with
great relief, and can recommend
it as splendid liniment for rheu-
matism and other household use
for which we have found it valu-
able. w. ]. Cuyler, Red Creek,
New York.
Mr.. Cuyler is one Of the leading
merchants in this village and one
the most prominent men in this
vicinity. G. Pippin, Editor
Red Greek Herald. For sale at
the Arcade Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-22
oralasnee No. ~.

AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING SIDE
a walks. the Construction, Repair and
Regulation of the same. Authorizing the Con-
Trus,ees Of the Town OF La juEts. Providins
for the Assessment OF the Cost Thereof
ARainst the Abutting Property. Providing
Certain Penalties for the Violation Rereof.
and ReDeAling all Ordinances or Parts OF Or
dinances in Conflict Herewith.
BE It Ordained by the Board Of Trustees Of
the Incorporated Town OF In Junta:
Section 1. whenever the owners OF one-ha,f
OF the frontage upon the sidewalk OF any
street or specified portion thereof within
the Incorporated Town OF L. Junta, shall pc
tit,on the Board Of Trustees for the constriic-
ton OF such sidewalk, or whenever Q two
thirds majority Of the members OF the BOARD
OF Trustees, shall decide that such improve
order that such Sidewalk chaii be constructed.
Power IL hereby conferred upon the Roar0
Of Trustees TO cauee the construction Of side.
walks according 70 the provisions Of this os.
Town Of La Junta Whenever . two-thirds ma
1ority OF the mem6ers Of said Board Of Trus-
toes ehali. By. resolution. duly passed and
ins q ssld sosrd. decide = ssss I'D inpreys ess.
ments are neceHary; aid resolution shall
specaty accurately. the location Of said sids-
walk and snall specify the time within which
Ions OF this ordinance shail Be deemed and
Construed to b for the purpose Of carrying
Into G&eet the poatce powore OF TIE town OF Il
JuntA e. 70 tho CONSTRUCTION and repair q
pcsing . special tax undsr tho taxine power.
Section Z All sidewalks, exceps - hereau-
vidth. sn6 sheii s. coastsuctea q sitAer wcs5
- jGssssss ~ g ~,
thS aaae shall Be lad wtth Afn asA pefsnas-
ent Foundation At suitable material. nec0ftin1
70 ~ epseaacefsom prspared ~ and undeT
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-22
oreao covnry seer SUGAR sacroas.
To D In Operation ~ 100 orSwsy
the Site ChessW Tor NJ leestjea.

the Site chesss Tor ~ leestlea.
Another beet-sugar factory is as
sured for Colorado and the plant
will be in running operation by the
fall of 1900. says the Denver Times
Of last Wednesday. The Arkansas
Valley is the choice of the capital
lists this time and a plant with q
capacity Of 600 tons per day, or
almost double that of the Grand
Junction factory, will be erected.
When complete there will be only
six factories larger and better
equipped in the country. New
York men are at the head Of this
scheme, and while local capital
will be given an opportunity it is
not needed. Over one-half the
necessary amount has already been
subscribed and the project has not
asked for backing yet.
James A. Roberts, Henry koons
and P. L. Van Alstyne. all Of Buff
falo, N. Y, have been in Colorado
for the last week looking over the
situation and are highly elated
over the prospects. =. L. Van
Alstyne, who is one OF the best
authorities in the country on the
subject and has erected many
plants, was brought from New.
York to look over the field, His
report is OF the most encouraging
nature and decided the men to
start the work Immediately. As
soon as the party returns to Buff
falo the company will be organized
and the amount OF capital neces-
sary subscribed.
Ii is the intention Of the COM
pany not to depend in any way
upon outside aid in the matter.
The beets will be grown upon land
owned by the company, cultivated
by men employed by the company,
carried to the factory by other en-
ployes, and, in fact, the company
will make all the profit there is to
be made on such proposition and
will not be dependent upon any
body.
The men interested in organic
ing this company organized the
Bob Creek Irrigation Company in
the Arkansas Valley and are also
interested in the reservoir plan At
Twin lakes. They own $4,000
acres OF land in the valley, under
cultivation, and several Of the small
towns that are growing rapidly.
such as Ordway, near which the
factory will be located, are upon
their land.
The plans as SO far completed
contemplate the employment Of
49, 900 acres for the purpose of
raising the beets for the factory.
OF the II, 900 acres 1000 will be
used each year and in this way
each 1000 acre tract will be given
a two-years' rest before it is again
required to produce the beets.
One OF the members of the COM
pany stated one day recently
that plans are so far along now
that the plant is an assured fact
and that it will be in running OPP
Grafton in time to use the crop of
beets in the fall of 1900.
Mr.. Van Alstyne. the expert,
pronounced the location an ideal
one for such factory, tine soil be-
ing especially adapted to the cul-.
tivation of beets. This industry
will add greatly to the growth of
Otero county, which has come
rapidly to the front during the last
five years as fruit and melon
growing section.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-22
Refrigerators
*

Are no longer a luxury.
but a necessity. The
Automatic Refrigerator
has the most uniform
and perfect air circula-
ton. and will keep food
free from the foul odors
usually found in the old
style refrigerators. 1t
is neater in appearance
and has a larger shelf
surface than any re-
frigerator of the same
ice capacity. We have
them on our floor and
are ready to prove our
statements. Call and
look them over.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-22
For ss,s ., Trade.

A first class business PROPOSE
tion in small town; will exchange
for La Junta real estate; if you
have anything to trade, il will pay
you to investigate this. Address
Barry Heaton. La Junta, Colo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-09
THE PHILIPPINE SITUATION.

The temperature in the Philippines
yesterday was 81 in the shade, cloudy
and "muggy." That temperature is
much more oppressive to our troops
than temperature of 100 would be in
this country, and far more deadly
than the Mausers of the Filipinos.
The worst of it is, the situation is
bound 10 grow steadily worse with the
advance of the hot weather which will
shortly bring with it the deadly rainy
season which renders these tropical
countries practically uninhabitable to
white men.
1t is altogether likely that if the
Filipinos are not brought to terms be-
fore the rainy season sets in it will be
practically impossible for our army to
make any advances until after that sea-
son shall have passed, and in the mean
time they must remain subjected to the
CALLING guerilla warfare of the natives.
Verify, the real hardships of our
army of conquest in the Orient have
yet to begin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-09
GOODS IN SCOTLAND.

The report of Consul Fleming, from
Edinburgh, contains high compliment
to American manufacturers as regards
the honesty of make and general SUI
periority of their goods in the Scotch
market, where, he says, American
goods are with few exceptions regarded
as above the average in point of quail
ity. The consul says:
To be more specific, the articles of Amer
lean make sold here, either to a large or
limited extent, having gained accept
ance on account of quality rather than on
account of comparative cheapness: they
are peter Tor the money than like articles
produced here or on the continent 1t is
distinctly true, therefore to say that our
products have obtained favor in Scotland
ana are gaining favor on their merits.
Wherever one goes in this country he finds
the opinion prevailing that American man.
fractures and other products are up to
the pest standard Generally speaking, it
IS considered In Scotch communities tina t
10 say an article is American is TO COM
mend IT, Inc exceptions are not yet con-
splcuous and are confined to certain
grades OF bicycles thrown on the market
year or Two ago which tended to damage
the American bicycle trade here.
Our manufacturers and other producers
may WeA pc proud of their reputation on
this side. In food products and in general
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-09
UNIe ERSITY PROGRESS.

While the State University calls for
large appropriations for it's mainte-
nance there is no institution in the
State that is worthier of it. nor one that
gives better returns to the people for
their money.
1t is gratifying to know that the Uni
versity was never so prosperous as now
1t is forging ahead with steadily in
creasing ro of students and is gaining
constantly in public confidence.
Il is but just to state in this connec-
ton that a large share of the credit for
this excellent situation and the splendid
condition of the University is due the
President, Dr. Raymond, who, though a
young man, is an experienced educator
and is closely in touch with the best
and most progressive thought and ac-
ton in the field of higher education
DR.. Raymond has been highly compli-
mented on his work for the West Vir-
ginia University by those most COM
petent to judge, namely, leading edu-
Gators of the country North and South
who applaud his progressive spirit and
industry and urge him to push the good