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La Junta tribune., 1899-03-15
LOCAL AND PERSONA, ,rrms.
Joys for jewelry.
Trade at the Palace drug store.

Trade at the Palace drug store.
Trinidad lump coal 81 per ton at
Matt Daniher's.
w. NJ. Wiley, of Holly, was a
La Junta visitor last Sunday.
Buckley & Hart have plenty OF
money to loan on good farms.
Eight per cent money for city or
farm loans. II. Gibson, Central
block.
Ask for Prince OF India, Arkan-
sas Valley, Trix or Otero. All La
Junta made cigars.
For highest cash price on hides
and pelts see ]. X. Klein, at Theits
& Dice meat market.
Mrs. c. NJ. Duff arrived from
Colorado Springs Sunday to join
her husband, who has located in
this city.
Full blooded Plymouth Rock
chickens, for brooding, 50. so per
dozen. Eggs, sl.oo per setting;
discount on quantities. Thiets &
Dice, Park Meat Market.
Fred Eaton left on No. 6 Monday
night for Moberly, Mo-, where he
will meet Mrs. Eaton, who is re-
turning fIom a three months visit
to relatives and friends in Arkan-
sas.
Architect John Gwyn completed
the plans Monday for an extensive
addition to the residence of Fred
A. Sabin on Ration avenue. The
Improvements will cost in the
neighborhood Of 81, 900.
| Harry Matlock, the Otero county
horse thief captured near Garden
City last week, had his preliminary
examination before Justice Finity
last Saturday morning. He entered
= plea Of guilty TO the charge, ~and
in default OF a $500 bond will lie in
durance vile until the April term
of the district court.
H. Z. Holbrook, of the Jersey
Dairy, has purchased the retail
dairy business of ]. G. Washburn,
of which he will take charge
Thursday, March 10Th. MIR.
Washburn will give his entire at
tention to the wholesale trade,
which Mr.. Holbrook releases in
his favor. The change will give
Mr.. Holbrook a very extensive re-
tail trade to look after, numbering
over 500 patrons.
The Knights of Pythias, of this
city, have recently organized a
side degree Of the order, termed
Princes OF Caliph, which already
has a membership of twenty-five.
At the regular meeting Thursday
evening, a full attendance OF the
membership and visiting brethren
is desired, there being work in the
first and third degrees. Prepara-
tions are being made to serve an
elegant luncheon on this occasion.
F. T. Lewis, county surveyor of
Otero county, has temporarily sue
ceeded George r. Buckley, de-
ceased, as superintendent of the
Otero ditch. The appointment
will probably be made permanent
as soon as D. H. Moffatt returns
from the east. Mr.. Lewis is en-
tirely familiar with the general
details and affairs Of the ditch
company, and his appointment to
the position of superintendent
meets the hearty appreciation of
farmers whose land is located
under the Otero canal.
B. F. Duncan died suddenly at
his home four miles west of La
Junta last Friday. He was ma
tive of Indiana and aged 81 years,
q months. Mr.. Duncan had been
in poor health for several months,
and while walking about his yard
last Friday was suddenly stricken
and died almost Immediately. He
N-t-a- r. Ny-I,J,~
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-15

READY TO WEAR SKIRTS.
Fine brocaded skirts. So. 90
Heavy black serge skirts 81. SO
Heavy brilliantine skirts 50. 90
Heavy brilliantine skirts,
bayadere stripe 50. so
Black brilliantine skirts,
with flounce trimmed
with black velvet rib
bon - S.. 90
Black silk skirts at 81. 90,
$500, IS. SO and $50. 90
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-15

oil AIread,
hosts of bright hued merchandise Transforming this store
veritabe spring harvest haven, aboom with spring and
dress fabrics and ready garments gathered
from the leading markets and fashion centers
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-15
TABLE COVERS.

SHIRT WAISTS.
We carry the banner
brand, than which none
are better for fit and
wear. A new line at
from soc to--------- 81. so
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. y )
and washes. and differ
entinhaling remedies
in fact. | could feel tina
each winter | was worst
than the year previous
lin lily 1T W a .
brought to my IL o t i C I
that Catarrh was a bloot
disease, and after think
ing over the matter, !
saw it was unreasonable
TO expect to be cured hJ
remedies viii C h on / 5
reached the surface. J
rhpn dnnf luI - frN
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SEAM UIh IA VI bIh 7,
OF Aiitchell.-He Has Helped Expose
Radical Election Frauds
in His County.
SENATOR LAMBERT,

70 give Granville County two addi-
tional commissioners.
For the relief of j III. Reed, OF
Waynesville.
TO change the name of Berryyilla 10
West Hickory.
To amend section 3,954 Of the Code.
relative TO register of deeds.
10 allow Swa;D cuurty to issiit
bonds
TO prevent hunting in Surry county
except by consent of owner
TO incorporate the Presbyterian Fe-
male College.
TO amend the charter of Southern
Pines.
To amend the charter of Southern
Pines.
TO amend the charter of Statesville.
To incorporate the l.. L. Davis Mill
ing Company.
To INCORPORATE the J. c. x 4. H.
Coeier Farming and Distilling Com
pany.
70 amend the charter of Goldsboro
To provide for working the roads of
Cumberland county.
no amend chapter 800 of the Laws of
1895
- increase the commissioners for
Northampton county.
TO incorporate the town % Gibson.
70 refund cortair bonded Inc cdness
to the city of Wilmington.
10 establish a disuensary mt Gin
ton.
10 improve the road and establish a
toll gate on Mulberry Gap.
To amend chapter al of the Laws of
1897.
To allow Highlands to issue bonds.
For the relief of the commissioners
of Leaksyille in Rockingham county.
TO amend the charter of the R0berdel
Manufacturing Company.
TO prevent the sale of liquor in three
miles of Holt's Shcmfwyp bgkqjjqkkk
miles of Hollis Chapel
TO allow the commissioners of Jack
son county to settle with John Me
| Leans sureties.
To authorize Raleigh township to is
| sue bonds.
To incorporate the Cape Fear Power
Company
To provide short form of crop lien
and reduce fees.
To incorporate the Bank Of Alamance
10 amend the charter of Red Springs
| To incorporate the North Carolina
Mutual aud provident Association.
| To amend chapter 40 of the Laws OF
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To incorporate the town OF Shallotte,
in Brunswick county.
S. b. 293. H. Il. 719-To charter the
Davidson Mineral Railway. Amend
ment concurred in.
To extend the time for settling the
tax of Martin county.
S. b. 433. Fl. b. 40S-For relief of
George A. Cash, of Henderson county.
S. B. S43, II. r. S77-To improve the
roads of Coddle Creek township, Iredell
county.
III. Il. 244, S. 3. 1,15S-To change tine
time of holding Superior court in Ma
con. Clay, Graham. Cherokee and Swain
counties. Amended to apply to spring
term.
S. Il. 1.150-For the relief of james c.
Wall. ex-Sherff of Stokes county.
S. j. 1,057-To amend chapter III,
Laws of tS61-'62, as to sale of Liquor in
Morehead City
S. Is. 1,243-To supplement the act in
cooperating the North Carolina and
South Carolina Railroad.
To allow the town Of Tarboro to issue
bonds for water works. Substitute
passed.
S. Il. 547, II. b. 57s-To prohibit the
lii'ihii}S anu SNle III littuOT III 1dtkSbU
county.
To provide for burning houses infected
with smallpox in Mcdowell county.
5. Il. 1,2G1-To incorporate the Afri-
CON Episcopal Publication House Of
Charlotte.
5. b. 1.012-T allow the sheriff of
Madison county to take UP claims on
taxes.
$. Il. 1880 III. Il. 1.040-To repeal
section BIB of the Code as to local
OPTION elections.
S. Il. 1,120, II. h. 1,231-To amend the
charter of the town of Sanford.
S. +. 97J. Fl. Il. S63-To authorize
Alexander county TO levy a special tax
to build court house and Jail
s. Il. 1,19T, II. Il. 1,351-To amend
the road law Of Haywood county
TO amend charter of the city of Ashe.
Vile
S. Il. 1.1SS. II. +. 1.S12-To validate
the charter Of the Linville Railway Com
pany.
S. Il. / ,233, H. b. l.530-To incorpor.
ate the Trans-Appalachian Railway
Company.
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To amend chapter 40 of the fflNate
Laws of 1897.
To provide footpaths to school houses
in Durham county.
To amend chapter Is of the Private
Laws of 1891.
m authorize removal of bridge achoss
Tow river.
TO restore good government to the
counticS of North Carolina.
For the better drainage of 'lowIandS of
FORSYTH county.
For the relief of the Tarb7ro Fire
Company.
80 incorporate the Grand Command
cry of the knights of Tcmpar Of North
Carolina.
10 authorize j. 4. Benbow to RENTER
certain dead bodies.
TO amend chapter 207 of the Laws of
1909. relating to Swansbopo.
10 incorporate the Cape Fear Sewer
Company.
70 prevent the obstruction of Harris
Creek in Onslow county.
10 incorporate the Wilmington Tn
derwriters' Insurance Company
70 allow the town of Edenton to as
sist in building bridge.
O tlLIjolHL JuStlttN VI INV II" -
Halifax county.
10 prevent hunting in Halifax county
without consent of the land owner,
PASSED SECOND READING.
To allow the commissioners of Meek
lenburg county to issue bonds for the
Improvement of roads
To allow the commissioners of Cas-
we'll county to levy special tax.
TO allow the town of Franklin to is
sue snecial tax.
70 Incorporate the town of Oriental.
TO incorporate the town of Town
Creek.
BILLS SIGNED AND RATIFIED
To amend chapter. IL. of the Laws Of
1897, relating to oysters.
no amend chapter / Il of the Laws of
1897.
TO authorize the commissioners of
Haywood county TO levy special tax.
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porate the town of Cedar Fails. in
Franklin county.
S. 3. LII. II. h. 1,115-To enlarge
the limits of Roxobel, BERTHE county.
s. Il. LOCI. II. Il. 921-To amend the
Halifax county.
S. Il. 1,G35, II, r. 1,1I5-To enlarge
the limits of Coleraine. Berte county.
:. b. 1889. II. b. t121-To incorpar-
ate the town OF Richficld. Stanly county.
$. b. 9S7. II. T. 1012-To amend the
charter OF the town of Blowing Rock.
s. g. Lilo. H. Il. .23o-To incor-
norate the town of Manly, in Moore
county.
$. Z. 1.129. II. b. 1865 To authorize
the city of Salisbury to issue bonds f'T
electric lights. water works and sew
erage.
$. IL. 1,122. IL. Il. l.243-To amcnl
the charter of the town Of Clayton.
III. Il. ,J37. s. Il. 1.143--To AUTHORITY
the commissioners of Camden county to
levy special tax
II. b. 1,526. s. II. 1,147-To allow the
commissioners of Hyde county TO levy
Il special tax.
H. Il. 1,425. S. b. 1,141-To establish
graded schools in the town of Washing
ton.
s. b. 1,13S. II. Il. 1,391-To conSoli-
date and amend the charter of the town
of Burlington.
$. b. LIT, II. +. 1,395.-To amend
and consolidate the charter of Monroe.
$. b. 1.136. II. Il. 1.392-To ncorpor-
ate the town of Leechville. in Beaufort
county.
TO allow the county Of Alamance to
issue bonds for permanent road improve
ment.
TO revise and consolidate the stock
law of Robson county.
TO levy a special tax in the town of
Pilot Mountain.
To allow Pilot Mountain to issue bonds
for public improvements.
To incorporate the town of Hide
brand.
10 allow the commissioners of Cabar-
rus county to issue bonds.
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S. s. S., and after a few bottles were used, no
ticed u percepsible improvement. Continuing
the remedy. the disease was forced out of ms
system, and complete cure was the result
advise all who have this dreadful disease t.
abandon their local treatment, which has new
done them any good. and take S. S. s., rel
edy that can reach the disease and cure it."
To continue the wrong treatment fol
Catarrh is to continue to suffer. Swift:
Specific is real blood remedy, and
cures obstinate, deep-seated diseases
which other remedies have no effect
whatever upon. 1t promptly reaches
Catarrh, and never fails to cure even the
~, oct aooravatad coSac
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TO TAKE APEEP At
JOHN RS RECORD
After the General Assembly
Adjourns.
A SPECIAL COMMITTEE
MAY BE AUTHORIZED TO SIT
FOR FIFTEEN DAYS.
A MASS or WORK DISPOSED OF
The Stevens Anti Trust Bill is IT'LL on the
Gale ldar. he Local Option Bill
Passed After Many
Amendments,

The Senate held two sessions on yes
terday, both devoted to getting rid of
the largest possible number of bills.
The bill to change the time of holding
local option elections from June to Au-
gust was passed after A. dozen or so
of counties had been exempted and will
go back to take its chances in the House.
The bill providing that a committee
shall sit for tiftcgn days after the AS
sembly adjourns to investigate the Agri-
cultural department and report to an
adjourned session of the General As
senlbly passed its second reading.
Senator Fields wanted the bill tabled.
He thought it smacked of the p. ID. B.
Arlington commission.
Senator Jerome said that it was the
information of the committee that there
was cause TO investigate.
Senator Hairston called attention to
the fact that the Commissioner of Agri-
culture had not submitted a report and
that nobody save the two Senators on
committee had seen the report. He de-
clared that so far as he was concerned
he was willing to sit without pay until
the investigation was complete.
The antitrust bill still slumbers on
the calendar and never seems TO be
quite reached though plenty or people
get relief and things get Incorporated
by the dozen. 1T was acted on favorably
on last Thursday. 1t took it until Mon
day to get reported and for two days
is has enjoyed innocuous desuetude on
the list of things yet to be done. And it
has still to go back to the House for
concurrence in the Senate amendments.
NEW BILLS.
S Il. Senator Stanback: To
protect fish and game in Steele's town
shin. Richmond county.
S. b. ]. 239-Senator Eaves: To pro-
vide for burning certain houses i'll Nc
Dowell county, which are infected with
smallpox. TO calendar.
s. X. 1.240-Senator Speight: To APP
point committee of FIVE to nominate
fourteen members of the Board of Agri-
culture. Passed. Senators Speght and
Williams selected on the part of the
Senate.
S. b. 1.241-Sena:or Smith: TO repe;.!
chapter 421, Public Laws of 1897, as to
local tax for schools Passed.
s. B. 1.242-Senator Daniels: To pro-
vide for the drainage of Honliny Swamp.
Passed.
BILLS PASSED.
S. B. 800, Ii. 3. 1,061-To provide
for better drainage of lands in Castor
and Lincoln counties.
S. b. 1,14O II. Il. i.5p2-To authorize
the commissioners of Rocky Mount to is
sue bonds for wa'er works.
S. b. 1.123, III. 3. 1,269-To amend
chapter 245, Laws Of 1897, as to special
tax IN Beaufort county.
S. y. 1,124, II. B. 1.26S-To authorize
the commissioners of Beaufort county to
levy special tax.
s. b. 1,I25, H. r. 1,270-To amend
charter of the town of Washington.
S. Il. 1,136. III. b. 1.2SS-To authorize
the commissioners Of Nash county to
levy special tax.
S. b. 1,127, Ell. Il. 1.234-To incor
porate the town of Pine Bluff, in Moore
county.
S. b. 1,11s, II. Il. 1.412- To incor-
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When the mercury drops to zero
that's nothing.
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THE PRESIDENT HONORS MRS.
JACKSON.
Charlotte Discovery

The South at large, but Charlotte in
particular, will hear with keen interest
Of the ovation accorded Mrs. Stonewal
Jackson in Washington. When she an,
peared in the hall where the u. A. r.
convention was in. session, she was at
once given a seat of honor on the stage
and President and Mrs Mckinley went
1pon the stage to speak TO her, and to
invite her to be their guest at recep.
ton at the White House. She attended
he reception and received a perfect ova-
ton
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-01

DIR. BULLS COUGH SYRUP pre-
vents pneumonia or inflammation of the
lungs. This celebrated remedy will cI,re
cough or cold promptly. 1t is the host
medicine for all kinds of lung (ro@6le
and costs but 25c. bottle.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-01

As the season of the year when pneu-
monia Ia grippe, sore throat. coughs
colds, catarrh, bronchitis and lung trou-
bles are TO be guarded against, nothing
lis a fine substitute" will answer the
\ purpose" or is lust as good" as One
Minute Cough Cure. That is the one
infallible remedy for all lung. throat or
bronchial troubles. Insist vigorously
upon having it if something else" is
offered you. For sale by j. Hal Bob
bitt and Henry Il. Hicks.
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FOul-Sr11elling
Catarrh.

Catarrh is one of the most obstinate
diseases, and hence the most difficult
to get rid of.
There is but one way to cure it.
The disease is in the blood, and all the
sprays, washes and inhaling mixtures
i'm the world can have no permanent
effect whatever upon it. Swift's Spe.
cific cures Catarrh permanently for it is
the only remedy which can reach the
disease and force it from the blood.
Mr.. B. z. McAllister, of HaITodsburg
KY, had Catarrh for years He writes.
II could see no Improvement whatever
though l was constantly treated with spray!
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The session of the Afternoon was
taken up almost entirely with ratifyinc
bills.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend chapter 500 of the Laws of
1891. relating to passage of fish in Ca
tawha river.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-11
DARING HOLD-UP.

southern Pacific Express Robbed Of sto.-
600 ct CoohIse, Arixons.
Los Angeles, Cal. Sept. 1.-THE west
bound Southern Pacific express, which
was held up near Cochise, Arizona, sun
day morning, arrived here on time. The
express car shows the effect OF the dyna-
mite used by the robbers. How much
they secured IL not known. but the
amount IL not believed to be In excess OF
$4,000. The express clerk, @. b. Adair.
who Is a special baggsgemsn, said: I'VE
were just ready 10 pull out OF Cochiss
when the door OF the car was thrust open
and man with black mask covered me
with q rifle and yelled: Throw up
your hands, Instead OF throwing
up my hands. jumped back into the ear
He commanded me 10 come out and you
can bet did. Tha next thing knew,
WAS standing on the platform In line
with the station agent. mail clerk. fire.
man and engineer. They made us all
hold up our hands, and while one robber
searched us, the others covered Us with
guns. Then they blew the safe with
dynamite, taking plenty OF time. After
they got through plundering the car.
they told Us we better not go away for
fifteen minutes, and they started TO walk
back back toward Cochise about seventy
five yards from the track. just M they
left some one fired five shots. These
were the only ones fired during the hold
nm"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-11
a=
DEwEy IL OPTIMISTIC.
eilirinos More Capable OF seif-aovern
ment Than Guhaua

euirinos More Capable OF seif-aovern-
ment Than Cubsns.
New York, Sapt. II The World pub
fishes a dispatch from Gibraltar. giving an
interview with Admiral Dewey, Just be.
fore the Olympia sailed for New York.
The Worlds correspondent asked the
admiral for statement OF his views N
TO the Philippine policy, II have little
TO say" he said, until the recommends
tions OF the committee. OF which am a
member, are laid before President Nc
kinlsy."
"Did you read what Mr.. Schurman,
one OF the commissioners, had to say
upon his return from the Philippinesp"
AS he IL quoted In the newspapers he
definitely expresses my position"
"You may add" the admiral said, with
earnestness, 81 have not changed my
opinion, which | stated In the early days
at Manila, that considered the Filipinos
more capable for self government than
Cubans. took the keenest interest In
those Filipinos who were employed al
the arsenal In Cavite and often | was
surprised BY their intelligence. With
properly directed opportunities, there
are great possibilities In the Filipinos.'
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-11

ness TO attend to In Chicago about fair
time, but In order 10 carry out the wishes
OF the Fair association be would post
pone his trip to Chicago aud would be on
hand to open the forthcoming great ear.
niyal and street fair OF the Territorial
Fair association. on the Midway Plais.
ance on Tuesday afternoon. september
~, "a arranged by the executive com
mittee OF the association.
George h Quier have the souvenir
badge privilege, and expect to receive d.
rect from the manufacturer several
thousand badges in few days. The
badges to be sold by George n Qnier. with
medallion and endorsed properly by
the Territorial Fair association (copy Of
which was furnished by the pfesident)
will be the only official souvenir badge OF
the forthcoming fair.
Committeeman Campbell met Henry
Abelss. OF Denver. aud n l.. Hamolin. Of
Las Vegas agents for the Cudshy Pack
ing company, this morning, and i'm
pressed them with the Importance Of the
Cudshy company having n llost in the
big trades display and parade at the fair. 4.
They caught the idea at glance, and
Mr.. Csmptleld states that q big ilost in
the parade will represent that company.
Tickets for the great carnival ball on
Friday night Of fair week will be placed
on sale at the store Of o. A. Matson h
Co. tomorrow. Samuel Picksrd and h,s
able assistants. who have charge OF the
ball, are practical young people who un-
derstand this part Of the program, and IL
IL safe 10 announce that the carnival ball
will be grand success.
DR.. Cuneo. the Italian consul at Denver.
writes that on account OF previous en-.
gagements he cannot accept the invita-
tion OF the Fair association and the G.
Colombo society Of this city to attend the
fair. He sends his regrets.
A. Il. Laudenslsger. who IN the owner
OF group OF paying mines near Cerrillos.
has left at this office number OF fine
specimens He hss arranged to have a
lirst class exhibit OF ores at the Terrific.
rial Fair.
The Coover Medical company IL erect
ing a stand on the corner OF Gold ayen ne
and Third street.
A committee yesterday afternoon se-
lected the site for the Railroad avenue
arch for the fair.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-11

Frank Whitten, the cadet at the An
napolis naval academy, Of whom this city
Is justly proud. returned home Sunday
night, to spend his vacation with hi
parents. MIR. and Mrs. r. A. Nhitten
Frank made pleasant call at this office
this afternoon.
There will he an important meeting oI
tha st. Johns Social Guild tomorrow
evening at Miss Beatrice Wyles' resi-
dence, 400 tOuth ArnO. All members ART
especially requested TO be present prompt
ly at 1880.
A. NJ. Blackwell and II. ". Kelly. Of
Gross. Blackwell Il Co., wholesal,
grocers, ara in the city today from La
Vegas.
Judge II. h. Hamilton spent few
hours In Albuquerque Saturday night
returning TO III PasO Sunday morning.