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La Junta tribune., 1899-07-19
Volcanic Eruptlons

Are grand, but skin eruptions
rob life of Joy. Bucklin's Arnica
Salve cures them; also old, running
and fever sores, ulcers, boils,
felons, corns, warts, cuts, bruises,
burns, scalds, chapped hands, chill
blains. Best pile cure on earth.
Drives out pains and aches. Only
as cents box Cure guaranteed.
Sold by Joy, the druggist.
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-19
pnu. YOUTH.

Medical Discovery puts into mans
veins. II gives him digestive power; it
turns his food into good nourishing
blood; it enables the liver to keep that
blood pure and free from bilious poisons.
1t fills him with muscular strength and
vitality. II makes him in the truest
sense young again, and keeps him 50.
~ am pretty well now. for man of sixty
three years" says Mr.. John Larson Of Ashby,
Grant Co., MINI, 81 had been very badly troub.
led for many years with dyspepsia. also nasal
cntarrh, and got so bad and weak that could
not work.
II could hardly eat anything without vornit-
sensation coming into the throat. i took Dr.
Picrce's Golden Medal Discovery and Pleasant
Pellets. and can truly say these medicines have
helped me wonderfully. commenced taking
them in the fail and used them all winter.
took fftcen bottles of the Discovery and six
OF the Pellets according to directions, and
must say that both good honest medicines
improved right along from the very begin
ming. l just stopped taking medicine in the
latter part of May and then felt as well as ever
in my life. can eat all kinds Of food and it
dosent cause me any pain in my stomach now
as 1t always did before took DIR. Piercc's med
icincs. can cheerfuiiy say to the public that
they need not hesitate in taking DIR. Pcrcc's
Golden Medical Discovery for dyspepsia; II
will eradicate and cure the disease II anything
will"
If you are in poor health write to DR..
r. v. Pierce, of Buffalo. N. Y. 1t will
cost you nothing whatever Cor his advice
although he is at the very head of his
profession in the treatment of obstinate
chronic diseases.
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-19
An Epidemic Of oi.rrhee..

Mr.. A. Sanders, writing from
Cocoanut Grove, Fla, says there
has been quite an epidemic of di-
arrhoea there. He had a severe
attack and was cured by four doses
of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says
he also recommended it to others
and they say it is the best medi-
cine they ever used. For sale at
the Arcade Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-19
Smoke Otero.

81 Smoke OterO.
Trade at Joys Pharmacy.
For diamonds and fine )ewelry
90 to Fisher & Larsens.
Buckley & Hart have plenty of
money to loan on good farms.
The Fowler smallpox case has
cost Otero county s439.72 up to
date.
Why not own your own home and
save rent1 Look at the list offered
by Buckley & Hart.
For SALE-Heavy team, wagon
and harness. Inquire OF w. l..
McCartey or S. c. Stevens.
Complete line OF hair switches,
waves, hairpins, pompadour rolls
and combs at Hodges & Crockett's.
r. N. Pearson, of Denver, sec
retary of the Central Trust Com
pany, was La unta visitor Mon
day on business.
Mrs. Vernon kief is visiting
relatives and friends in Cripple
Creek, leaving for that place on
No. S Sunday morning.
For RENT-Furnished or un-
furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Also a four-room brick
house. Inquire of Mrs. M. A.
Wells.
Every mechanic that comes
along is taken in at the Ration
shops these days. The shop force
is now larger than it has been for
many months past.
Hodges G. Crockett now handle
Mrs. Carruthers' hygenic toilet
articles, the only harmless prepar-
ations for the skin and hair.
Don't send out of town when you
can purchase such articles at home.
Fred Burtis must have changed
his Sunday system. In the Daily
Bladder of last Monday evening he
says "The church services were
all well attended last night.
sWhile the lamp holds out to burn,
the vilest sinner may return"
1--WE have sold many different
cough remedies, but none has
gwen better satisfaction than
Chamberlain's," says Mr.. Charles
Holzhauer, druggist, Newark. N.
j. It'is perfectly safe and can be
relied upon in all cases of coughs,
colds or hoarseness. Sold at the
arcade Pharmacy: s
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-19
eovsry ano VALLEY.
The nsws Cleaned with Pen and SeIs-
sors From Our Valley Exchanges.


Wool buyers were thick in Las
Animas last week.
Ten new buildings are in course
OF construction in Rocky Ford.
There are eight religious organi-
cations represented in Rocky Ford.
A Manzanola gardener marketed
$3.50 worth OF asparagus from an
acre OF ground this season.
The last vacant store room in
Canon City has been rented, and
they are still bowling for more of
'em
The total deposits of the four ma
tional banks OF Pueblo are IS, 567,-
o5o, an increase since April sth Of
s459,o59.
The indications are that the
crops northwest Of Holly under the
Amity canal will be the heaviest
this year ever grown in that Sec
tion.
The street railway carried 6a,79o
passengers during the three days
of Pueblo's celebration this year,
an increase of S, ,ooo over the cor
responding days of last year
Mail
A cloudburst in Smiths Hollow,
seven miles east of Fowler, last
Friday, tore out over 300 feet of
the High Line canal banks which
it will take several days to repair.
All bitches are running bank full.
Andy Waddington, of Fowler.
has gone to ST. Louis to take po-
sition as cantaloupe Inspector for
the Western Poultry and Game
Company. He will be stationed
for the next thirty or forty days in
the melon districts of Arkansas.
One OF the reasons given why
Frank Bohannon and his pals run
out OF ammunition SO soon after
the jailbreak at La unta last Sat
urday, was, that no more officers
appeared on the scene in time to
be locked up.-Rocky Ford Re-
publican.
Rocky Ford Enterprise reflection
upon the jailbreaking episode:
"The legislature made mistake
in abolishing capital punishment.
A man like Bohannon, who killed
his father, deserves to be swiftly
removed from the world. In cases
like this where the guilt of the ac-
cused is beyond question, and the
crime so heinous, the world should
be rid OF the murderer"
In one of the valley towns re-
Gently young business man re-
turned from trip and brought a
bride with him. That evening the
local band turned out to serenade
him, and as their repertoire was
not large they played it straight
through. The first number on the
list was "What Shall the Harvest
Be?" and furnished considerable
amusement for the neighbors.-
Lamar Register.
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-19
R.juven.t.d s..eb s,,r..m.

John Jay informs us that he has
succeeded in organizing baseball
nine that will make any nine in the
valley hunt its hole, and that they
won't use any of Professor Matte
sons ant juice eyether. Las Ami
mas Democrat.
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-19
Come and See U..

Parties wishing to connect with
the new sewer system will do well
to let us furnish figures before let
ting contract as we have the most
complete line of plumbing goods
to be found in the city.
CAwrHRoN & CAwTHRoN.
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-19
Ribbon Sale.

Through July and August
Hodges g. Crockett will sell belt
and neck ribbons at greatly re-
duced prices. Bows tied while
you wait. Watch their window.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-05-19
SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue Of IA power of sale contain
ed in a certain trust deed executed to
me by Alex w. Wilson on the 10Th
day of July. A. ID 1898. and regis
tered in the Registers Office Of Burke
county, in Book X, page ~43O-4Sl, l
will sell at public auction, for cash, at
the court house door in the town Of
M%oryanton, n. c., on Monday the 9th
day Of June, A. d.. 1899, the follow
ing described land and real estate, to-
wit:
Situated in the town of Morgauton.
county of Burke and State of North
Carolina. beginning at end Of wire
fence on the Asylum road rear Ander-
son Chapel. ruas south 20 west by a
big poplar tree on edge Of branch 400
feet to a stake on top of high bank :;
thence south l25 feet to a post in Camp
field fence ; then north II degrees east
with Camp field fence ls9 feet to AIDE
line Seigle corner ; then north "A de-
grees east with Adeline Seigle and Ed
Henry's line 1873 feet to Ed Henry's
northwest corner. same course 100
feet / stake in Asylum road; then
north 81 degrees west with Asylum
road ll6 feet to the beginning.
Said property sold by reason Of de-
fault made in the payment Of the debts
secured by said trust deed This the
18th day Of May, A. D.. 1899.
sN A-IsDN T-.
Avery & Erwin, Attorneys.
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A Nav

Mr.. L. A. Ward started to
the State Hospital last Satur-
day, driving two spirited
horses to a carriage. While
going down the hill just be-
yond the depot the breast
straps slipped from the car
riage tongue and consequent
ly the vehicle ran onto the
horses, causing them to take
fright and run away. In the
run Mr.. Ward, seeing that it
was useless for him to try to
stop the horses, jumped from
the carriage and was pretty
badly bruised about the face
and head. His wounds, how
ever, we're not serious and he
will soon be himself again.
At the Hunting creek fill on
Hospital road the carriage
turned over down the embank-
ment and was badly broken
up. Here the horses got loose
from the carriage and were
not stopped until they had al
most reached the Hospital.
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DROPPED DEAD.


Mr.. Harrison Sisk dropped
dead on his farm on Muddy
creek last Friday while on the
way to his work in the field.
1t is supposed that heart fail
ure was the cause of his sud-
den demise. Mr.. Sisk was
about 90 years of age, a good
citizen, and leaves a large
family. He was a frstcousin
of Messrs. John and Pink
Sisk, Of Table Rock. The in
terment took place at Harmo-
ny Grove Baptist church on
Sunday.
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nT Remember, you can get
almost any form of Legal
Blank YOU wish, besides any
kind of Job Printing at THE
News office.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Rridoewater, attended the
Confederate veterans reunion
- Charleston last week.
Mr.. Lewis Bean was con-
fined to his home several DAYS
last week from sickness, but
was able to be at his place of
business again on Monday.
Me,,rs. Dan Kirby and
Fred Turner and Misses
Maggie Cofev and Nellie
Powell visited Lenoir last
Sunday, returning the same
day.
Several Of the telephones
were disconnected by light
ming during the storm last
Friday night, but they we're
>oon put in working order
again.
Mrs. w. A. Leslie and Miss
Mary POwe returned on the
10th inst. from a charming
visit to Mrs. w. NJ. Goodman,
nee Miss Florence Hardin, at
Knoxville, Tenn.
The Episcopal Sunday
school of Morganton held a
picnic with the school at the
Chapel of the Cross, near Mr..
X. J. Hennessee's, last Satur-
day. There was quite alarge
attendance.
Mr.. Horace PAYNE has
bought the interest of Mr.. r.
l.. Null in the mercantile bust
ness heretofore known as D.
B. & r. l.. Null, at the depot.
The name of the new firm is
Null s. Payne, Mr.. D. B.
Null retaining his interest.
Jervis Gordon and Ira Hin
ton, who joined the L. S. Ar
my a few weeks ago and were
the Philippines, arrived
at Manila last week, and are
now no doubt experiencing
some of the realities of war.
The News wishes the Young
men we'll.
Willie Bristol left Sunday
tor Statesville to enter upon
his duties as manager of the
State>ville Steam Laundry,
His brother Benedict Bristol,
who has been clerking in the
po>totflce, takes the position
held by Willie as salesman ir
Gathers book store.
Esq. r. G.. Gibbs, of Lin
VILE township, a valued frienC
Of The News. was in towr
Monday. He saws the whea'
IN his section has come GU
wonderfully in the past few
weeks; that the prospect i:
much morefavorable now thar
Il was early in the spring
Tins is sure enough goo(
news.
Mr.. ). p. Tate. of Mudd,
creek. was a caller at TIL
news office on Monday, ant
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City Bar.
Fine Wines, Whistles, Brandies,
Ales, Beers, Tobacco and Cigars

Beware Of low proof liquors, for you are drinking diseases
every dav. Ask your doctor if concentrated I've, bead oil and
tobacco, mixed up with whiskey, is a good tonic. If he says
not, YOU would best take treatment at once.
IRE WHISKEY HARD TIC GET.
Do you know that at this age pure whiskey can scarcely be
had? l mean as pure as it was when taken frOmI. S. Ware
house. You will find by analysis that | am correct.
WHY YOU SHOULD BUY PURE WHISKEY.
Because YOU get nothing but the pure stuff, made of corn
and pure water, and it contains nothing to hurt YOU. The
only way to get pure goods is to buy direct from the manu-
facturer. Then the whiskey is not tempered with, but is
pure and wholesome.
j. II. MCNeely,
Man ufacturer of and Dealer in Pure Whiskies.
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lowell, but he is so near the
county line that Burke claims
halt OF him. He has many
good friends and a number of
relatives in this county.
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vacancy exists Applications will be grad
ed and certified with entire fmparttality
and wholly without regard 10 any constd-
he srsds 81 .ssm n
tnation. but will be cerfifaed subject 10 the
preference mentioned above.
Applicants for the position OF surfman
nearest iife-savfnx service station tat the
postofHce address ~ indicated aboye.J for
application blanks form 1s0. which should
to s. sccepsed should Be Sc aled 4 with such
keeper prior 10 the hour OF closing busi-
ness on September ]. 100.
The fund 10 buy = residence in this
iy, but even AZ the present rate OF increase
Z will certainly be enough 20 get . better
home than most cabinet officers can az
ford, by the time the Admiral arrives In
this country. The last most notable con-
trihusor 10 the fund Ii ex-eecresary Bliss
or the interior department, VINO has given
teO Mr. Biiss states in his letter 70 Mr.
El,is r.. Roberta. the custodian Of the
fund. that hts gift = not quite 10 large
a. II would have been had he not already
contributed to another fund for q memorial
to Admiral Dewey In the form OF build
ing 70 he made . pars OF the college IT
Middtebury, Vermont. which win bear the
AAmiraFs name.
The naval board OF construction has
adopted the recommendations Of rho
Crainp EhsphuiidinG Company. OF Phila-
deiph.a TO make certain changes In tho
plans 81 the hatfieshsp Maine. under con-
strucsson ~ the firms shipyard. in order
that the ideas Of the navy department.
might be more nearly reaiised. The most
important change approved by the board
was that the afmor 81 the Maine should
be eleven inches instead os twelve inches
ALLAN 3. sLAusoS.
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KolN BLOCK,
GEATTLE, WASH.
WOMANHOOD,
The Worst Cases Completely Restored tc
Health and Enjoyment of Life.


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REAL EsrArE 1nAxsrxas.

rhs foiio~tns d.sda vse Assd yesterday h ~
ceeznxy AnAisnss naee
W. ". Geex1pasfass to Mn. C. A. O'Hsra. Ioe r.
h3oeh ). WAahfaatca P1aee ID. An1zzsa d M
Jsnea Easty u Oh 0iaen hat IL k3arA { aas6~r-
Bensn Neal kxsAts Camaanys rssst 81. Augnze
!. -
state to Anersesu fuah~s q shinxi~ Ca. b,urh
-: seAstis TIDE Lands. August l. d. m
uauy kfzfs e Ea 70 Thomas bapsna la q
elees J. sap rat black |. ess. Tenys FaastA "a
Tutsa STATS sss~ns 10 Msrsss f.s.~-cn. q .vi
and ~. 81 - 70, twp =. ssHee Jansssy - Nl
c1fss fnsestmest Campens 20 Ershise fhsuns1
rssd iofs ard esawh 4 Bsmk5sn ~. OH IA
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Asiene " fAArdssy 10 feAn B Ata4ss~tchsr IN a
ksga !. Nsias Wai1a ID iaiy q u0
Sels r un4 20 Charles A. Lsaa. a ewi sws
~ ~, typ =. range 8 Masrh - ~. tn
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seattle Aassxatse n~fssss1sins rasrrsnr Ia r,s..
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70 READ Up On DEYFl)S.
LIST On AnflcLED ON TINE CASH
m Punl.ac LsnnAnx.
l.aterstsee Dealina Win suAjese IN
Demand as THU Tine-Ths Allen-
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Capt Drsyfus has I'D TO quite = demand
for literature upon the whole euh3ec4 at
the public library. and the following liot
Of references hAs been complied Ia Anewoe
to this demand. II viii b noted that
the following matter " all eelected froU
periodicals.. the widespread interest d -
case hetng % tee recent origin 70 cauoo
the issuing OF many hooks % The toetA
save In French. In France over AIR
volumes have been issued upoa a.
There are AZ preseas four O. AVE- tnn-
portant works IN Engiish. but Tho library
has Of these ~ yet only the translatien
o. Dreyfus letters to his wife, tn onay
statement Of his own caae yet II pxant.
Tue storm q abuse poured upoa hia ps1>
vate character became 1T last q unen-
durable that Mime. preyfns puhltnAeA
theas letters Ia her own and his selt-n4-
Tense. II h sAad that these letters con-
WINGED the women q France u lsast e
hin innocence.
A few OF the more important nnelhA
and American hooks upon the mAtsses
Including the part therein taken ~ r.
zoea. VIII Be received sc0n
A9alre Dreyfus, L. Ga H. SATURDAY.
Rsyiew June : lNHD
French Public Opinion. dn the Chautass.
xaslsss @ a = CAS-: rs.s ms
, ,os 1 I'd Fse' ,s state q. GIN TIE os,-
Mphcnss q con,e coioans- TIE Preach
Jndicisl eystem I'm the NinstsentA cea-
rs.dsrsck cerawail,s cenyeessA-A
Review. July, lS.e) Osnerai d HoSs
DEERE. On the Nationai Revis. April
Pierre couSsriin- consraAsc cf aeo1-
srn rfancs On the FostaisAtiy NsvisW.
II q Crawford-pr~vfua Mxster~ -
The coHmopolitan. March ~ Csano
Ct the Century. I'm Leslie'a weekly,
June j q iAel Demoraiiaa tt0n 81 Itan0A
lM9ls preykus Casa. Ewsnta rrom ~
70 November. un The pcliltcal ociAHc1
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Contemporary Review, Nay. M peey-
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January. -, Jussice irinmp6ant
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G. Lcmbsoso- sscfet epsan9 y a. Dry.
xus case. un Tue indspsooent. June
sIr dodsrsy Lash,ngten- coasperssy
A9ainst Captain DeeYfu@ I'm To No.
~ B<HerrnsIre IN NJ N.iscsSs ~ ~.
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Admiral y. a. Gaxse-Cay3i va =
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Leo J. Maxse--The sins 81 the ovnal. I
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bFuth
NovH Z bankers lIewhA
lucs BROWN fBsounHs
hu r. CraA
Aaron var Edgar Hammond
n
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III hHhE Par GnvosW Fischer.
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In which event there II no doubt that mach
blccdShed Wal result
The native Aborigtne1 DO not care much
who ruieA them. They take no inseToef III
amairs OF government. and aro not at All
troublesome. But the Chinese are cha6n9
OF the JApAnesN government arc constant
" showing ~ every action that they re-
GARD the eeiestiaIs ~ IN inferior race. and
not capable Of taking any part IN tho At
fairs Of the Island
the foreigners there share 10 some En-
tent the resentment felt BY the Chinese a
the rev rulers are disposed TO carry things
quite evident 20 Mr.. Balm that tho japan
see 20 Tar have not displayed the generoe~
tfy ana moderation that they might have
been eHpected TO ahoW. and NJ haa wravn
feAfa 81 the ultimate reeustn
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sAI.Loos cARRsEs rr 4 soY.


COLUMBUS. o.. Aug 5~~Dursng bal
loon ascension 1T FreUaEs last evening
Thousands Witnessed n shrilnsG sight not
holding the balloon became snsAnxsed about
the arm Of ~ixhs.year~0aa Lester Miller
Just ax she haisocu essof W. fn sns asr.
carrying the soy with it. suspended by one
arm ard shouting sar help thousand
Zee. Ia the air the z~ronaGt san the hSy
ard sssed heroic method. 10 rave him. TIE
parachute was cut ass<e. the hot air wAs
Ia sas air AL struck terra sryra szfssy.
TIE lads arm WAS displaced The aeror-
aus was severely bruised when hs eams
down Many women tainted during the
Horrtfytrg scene.
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LESS THAN BALE TIE sEATTLEs BERTHs ARE LEFT
Mercantile Men Are Rushing Take Advantage tho Or
Of Fine Trip Through the Northern Land Of Gold

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ronxosA~. AND JAPANESE.


VANCOUVER. r. C.. Aax, s-A w.
Rzsn. % Fn-r~e~s, iets today fer Great
gysfsEn He IL prvnfsens sugar psAnteg
near the city of Sam-Gxn. In conversation
with q Prsssnce reporter be &asa this
suaersnx that F9~mssans ar. res .aksnx
ksn1ly 20 Japanese fenaanatsoT Most *
tie agsr~rastr Japanese ss& tr~asfnw ten
very Aarstsy with the rssssst that sh1nxr
Are nrs workinx sxnoStAir
Nr BAn says that b. wcsz5f nat - -
AZ euxDetoD1 u q fovesxsioo varo - -.
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Special Diapaich 10 the Posf-InteIligencer
OLYMPIA, Aug. A--The cid Sylvester
nosne has been bought by Nrn Keye9, Of
this city This n = historic place. betne
part Of the original Sylvester h0fn@sfead.
on which Olympia = now buiis. and the
any preisnslonAsto Be built In this city.
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we hsve rsed chAmhessain'a CougA Hem-
edy In our home for mnny y&arn An1 beng
rheerfui fesstD0ny 60 H. saia& - = 0n11s
xtne which AAesa5d - In every family. -
sz4sTacS9us ana In group and Whorp1nw
cougls m chStdrem ws Aeam 81 SndtnpenaAht6.
III r. Ritter. an rnsrfn1 ay61nA m
Lou11L No 10R aate ~ ~ Aan31oA
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