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La Junta tribune., 1899-10-18

Four papers week, the Semi
Weekly Tribune and the Twice-a
Week ST. Louis Globe Democrat,
one year TOR Si.75-
Have you headache. II so, ge,
your eyes examined by DIR. Sapero.
He will be at the Park House Oc.
tober 73rd. a4,h and a5th.
Mrs. N b. Patterson, OF this
city, with the assistance OF the
Ladies Aid Society of the Chris
tian church. of Manzanola, gave a
musical and literary entertainment
in that town last night
Cake walkers wanted at Mama.
nola October aoth At 9 p. m. Suit,
able prizes offered tor best contest
ants by !. N. Beatty 4 Co Also
900 dancers to take part in grand
march in ball room at 9 p. m.
Special train leaves La Jansa at
7:3o p. ~
On the roth Of December. 1897,
Rev s. A. Donahoe, pastor H. E.
Church. South, PIT. Pleasant, w.
Va, contracted q severe cold which
VAS attended frou the besianine
by violent coughing. He says:
"After resorting to . sumber Of 20.
called 'speei6cA' usually keps n
the house to no purpoee, I pur.
chased 4 bostle Of Chambsslaias
Cough Remedy. which aesed lie Z
charm. I most cheesfully sscoa.
mead il to the pubic For SAX
at the Arcade.
La Junta tribune., 1899-10-18
se.,s ., .,..,s. ss.,e..

The board of health requires that
all residents clean up their bacl
yards and the alleys adjacent to
their premises, place lime in their
privy vaults and refrain from
throwing slopwater and offensive
garbage anywhere on their prem
ises. Failure to comply with this
order will render the violator liable
to prosecution to the full extent oi
the law. BY order Of the
BOARD or HEALTH.
La Junta tribune., 1899-10-18

This year there bids fair to be =
larger number OF independent vot-
err than there has been for several
elections, because there is no issue
at stake The Offices to be filled
are petty, and have no more bear
ing for or against the adminissra-
ton than has the amount Of pre-
cious metals mined to . paving
contract in the New Jerusalem. -
Loveland Reporter.
La Junta tribune., 1899-10-18

The candidates Of the demo.
eratic-popalist tSust for olkee and
revenue oaly seem 10 have loea
sight Of the tissue in this cam-
paign altogether. II all reports b
true Not one Of the candidates
has yet beea hsard urgiag ~ ne-
esssity Of s.saving silvsg- 60 rea-
soa Why be sheald b. easessd @
olkce. Their apguaeaes have
bsen purely pefsoaal fhus far.
Don't forget silves. boyA
La Junta tribune., 1899-10-18
nosies ser rusisessIea.
United States Land Once.
Pueblo. Colo. sept. ID. lspQ.

United States Land Once.
Pueblo. Colo. Sept Is. Isvp.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
~ liam W. Foote has nleti notice OF his in.
tcption to make nnAi proof before the Clerk
OF the District Court. NJ his once in La Junta,
Colorado. on October a. lssQ, on timber
culture application No. tsss. for the northeast
quarter OF Section No. u. In Township No. u
south. Hanse No. IS west
He naues Witnesses; John W. Ferttg,
John n. Nceker. Thomas J. Howard and Chaa
III. Alien, all of La Junta, Colorado.
j. X GORDON. Register
First publication September -. lssp
Last publication October =, Is1o.
La Junta tribune., 1899-10-18
49,. 4. o., s.Ns,s

The Round Oak is sold. II has
made the reputation for all Oaks.
and limitations use psrt ofiss name; ;
they would use il ail--but the Law
stoPsthem. There is NO stove 50
good. We will be pleased to have
you try il, We taking all the chances
OF its giving you most satisfactory
service.
CAwrHRoS * CAwTHRoN.
La Junta tribune., 1899-10-18
Me.iee Tor e.s.,e.slen.
Pueblo. Colo, Sept. ID. lss0. I

Pueblo. Colo. Sept. ID. issQ
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has fird notice OF
his tnfentiou to make nnai proof in support oi
hfs claim, and that said proof VIII be made be-
fore the Clerk uf the District Court, at L.
yunta, Colorado. on October 81. l<e. viz:
William ". Poote. H. T. No. 7NHs. for Lot l.
of the southwest quarter. northwest quarter,
west bali. southwest quarter. SECTION 5. rpwu-
ship - south. Range 3 west
He nance the fUitowing witnensrs To prove
hts continuous residcece upon and cultivation
OF said land. via: Johu ". FeFfiG. Thomas J,
Howard. John n. Mceker and Charles Al
len. all OF Ii Junta, Colorado
j. r. GORDON, Register
First pubucation September - isp.
Last publication Octoher =, lsoo-
La Junta tribune., 1899-10-18
TINE ..rsus srarGmtnr."


That Figures do not lie" is a
truism ancient as the everlasting
hills, but il was demonstrated in
the last issue Of the Otero County
Weakly Democrat that liars some
times figure. After careful reading
OF the "true statement" we are un-
able to find single point that has
been made by the hired liar OF our
esteemed contemporary around the
corner. They go back into ancient
history quite extensively, but pre-
sent nothing to disprove our dec
laration made in a recent issue that
the present republican incumbents
have saved the county SII, $40. IS,
nearly 81 900 per month. as COM
pared with the record OF their i'm
mediate predecessors. This fact
cannot be successfully rcfutcd, and
any taxpayer or voter. who will
take the time to investigate, is at
liberty to verify the figures and sat
isfy himself that they are absolute
" correct.
The maid OF honor editor wants
to know why we do not show up
the "entire business of the county
in its true light" and We still state
for his edihcation that we have
done so, The disbursements from
the county ordinary revenue fund
shows every item OF expense for
county purposes, and the sum ex-
pended from this fund during the
year 1906 and FIRST half of 1897.
under democratic populsit ad-
ministration, was SO. S7+.a, greater
than the sum expended during rSoS
and the frs, half OF 1899, under a
republican administration.
The contention made in the
ss.trne statement, tha, the levy for
1890 was but ior, mills is true, but
an explanation OF the reason for its
being lower than in succeeding
years will not be to the cred
1t OF the democratic -populist ad-
ministration. The annual tax levy
for both the year 1894 and 1895,
for ordinary county revenue pur-
poses alone was 10 mills. or double
what is usually necessary for the
running expenses OF the county.
The amount OF money collected
from these lcvies during 1895 and
1896 was consequently largely in
excess Of what was expended.
This was OF course taken into con-
sidcration by the commissioners
when the levy was. made for the
county ordinary fund in 1896,
san1 it was reduced to : mills. The
urneuns OF money which had ae-
-epmulated in the county ordinary
.fnnd On January l, 1897. amounted
~ 1ss, $50. 90, which vas all ex-
.os1ded during the year 1897. iu ad-
.la3s;na e the tax collections Of that
SsSf iron the 1896 levy. except the
- - n. 3S6e7, which was ths
flancs - Aand in that fund when
- psssent sspnblican ineumbents
oon11ndlin oGcs- .
l ! ~ NJ ~ ~ ordiaary county
= 80; y o 49, - increased sach
y - T. niEzsioa q de
SnSv uSsS1 lDpk uAen, owing to
La Junta tribune., 1899-10-18
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The maid Of honor editor Of the
Democrat, an alleged daily news
paper published in this city. is
greatly concerned about the tax
levy. He Is evidently alarmed
lest some one acquire tax title to
his "nice little residence property
worth about $1,000" through his
inability to pay the taxes that
might accrue upon it. In q recent
issue he made the declaration that
the county commissioners, tor rea-
sons best known to themselves,
had deferred making the tax levy
for the present year until after
election. Following is commun-
ication received by the county
clerk last week which explains the
cause OF delay:
DENVER, October 9, 1899.
To the Board OF County Commis-
sioner OF Otero County, Colo:
GENTLEMEx The state board
OF equalization did not receive the
abstracts OF assessments from all
the counties until the goth day of
September. Until all OF them
reached the Office OF the auditor,
the board lould not begin its work
OF equalization and adjustment.
As soon as possible thereafter il
convened and is now devoting
itself to that task The statute of
1899 requires the board to adjust
and equalize all property between
the several counties OF the state in
such a manner as to secure the
just valuation OF all property, real
and personal. This entails An i'm
mense amount OF clerical and esti-
mate work, but it is hoped the re-
suits OF our labors will be in your
hands not later than the 2oih in
slant.
This notice is sent as an explain
alton OF the delay.
Very respectfully,
c. S. THOMAS,
Chairman.
The above communication is
signed by Charles s. Thomas. the
democratic governor OF the great
state OF Colorado. the distinguished
feature OF whose administration
was the enactment Of a prize fight
law, OF which the Otero county
democracy IS SO justly proud and
which they so heartily endorsed.
As will be noticed in the above
communication, the statute of 1899
requires the state board OF equali-
zation to adjust and equalixe all
property between the several coun-
ties of the state in such manner as
to secure the just valuation Of all
property. The boasd OF county
OF Otero county
cannot definitely decide upon the
tax levy until the valuations made
by the assessor of this county have
been equaiized by the state board.
The county board estimated the tax
levy at 20 mills on the valuations re-
turned by Assessor Adsmond, and
unless the state board makes
change in equalizing. the levy will
be definitely fixed at 10 mills-the
lowest In the history OF the, county
without a single exception.
La Junta tribune., 1899-10-18
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OFFICE OF COUNTY TxEAsURxs, /

VRf1Ck OF CIfCNTf THKABCHEH
Orkxo COUNTY. COLORADO.
La JuxrA. CoLo-, October Q. lsep- J
Notice h hercby:Gsvcn that viii redeem ~
ny o<s-e In L. Junta. Otcro couuty. ail war
Ants uunhcred ~ follows.
Nsa- Date OF lssse. Amount
IA Nay Is. -, .s.s.......-.... = Sx-ss
scaeoL DrsrHls1 ss, 3 SPECIAL vcsp-
La Junta tribune., 1899-10-18
Aavsrtises Lstser List.

A LIST OF THE LETTERS REMAINING
"A uncailed for tn thc La Junta postohBce
for The week ending October is. issV.
La Junta tribune., 1899-10-18

RGpusllcAn TICKET.
Fua cLExx ASp RECORDER.
o. u. wINCHELL
PoR TaRAsrRns.
C A. BEERBoBA.
fon snxaIry.
GEoHGE BARR.
FoR AssEssoa.
H. W. ADsMONO.
roa COMMISSIONER TmIsp DisTaicT.
y. ". wEiLAND.
roH srsvxroH.
y. T. LEWIS.
Fok CORONER.
WILLIAM GREEN.
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y Son Estos Sus Sintomas Z

= Prednecci6n al onanismo, emisiones de d1a
de noche derrames al estar en- presencla De
una persona del sexo OpuestO al entrctener
ideas lasclvas; granos, contracciones de los
mdsculos (que son precursores de la Epilep-
focaciOnes, tendencias dormitar dormir,
sensaci0n de embrutecimiento perdida de Ia
concentrar las ideas, dolores en Lag piernas,y y
IN los mdsculos, sensation de tr1steza y De
aesaliento inQuletud, falta de memoria, inde-
dsi0n. melancolia, cansancio despues de quail
luier esfuerzo pequeno, manchas notantes
ante la vista, debi liuad despues del acto da
una perdida involuntaria; derrame al haoer
esfuerzos en- Ia silla, ruldo sllb.do en- los
>sidos, timidez, manos pies pegajosos frlos
temor oe algdn peligro inmincnte de muerte
rame premature tardio, perdida disrninu-
Dion do los deseos, decaimiento de la sensib1-
ldad. organos caidos debiles dyspepsia etc,
etc. Algunos de esos slntOmas son adver-
tencias naturales para un hombre que debe
Tecuperar sus enervadas fuerZas VitaleS O
vendra q ser presa de alguna tatal en1er-
Nosotros solicitamos de todos quo sufren
Gadoss e oss0@9H1 @1G e 9ssHM8EN 9 i ehH BIEE EsTG
ATISO, comunicandose con nuestra Com
Rana Mainfe a9 ens Ne q tatando @ en-
fermedades de los nervios del sstema se-
xual, y quienes pueden garant1zar INA ou-
ract0n radical permanente.
Envfenos una relaci6n completa de su case
daudoNos todo su nombre direcclon, edad,
ocupac ion, 81 es casado soitero, cuales de
los slntumas nombrados Sc le han manifes-
tado I'd, y 81 I'd. ha usado algun trata-
miento para gonorrea, estrechez, stills al
guna otra enfermedad venerea. Nuestra
junta de medicos diagnosticara enseguida
cuidadosamente su case (gratis), informara
q %. de 10 que le cuesta un tratamiento dc
radical, y Sc le restablecera I'd. su compile
ia salud; y volvera I'd. q ser un homDre vi
goroso. 81 I'd. nos relnite IS en- billeCes de
su pals, con, garantia de bucna fe, le euvta-
remos enseYllida las medicinas requerldas
por correo 1ogistrado, tan pronto como nues-
ira junta dc medlcos haya decide el colnple-
to tratamiento q que I'd. debe someterse.
00MPANIA EsPECIAL1sTA del NORTE,
=. Broadway, No. 465
New York E. u de A.
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!. T. SiIvay Compahia TErUAN aaE{J IN, 81 Cir

*ien por cable sobre todas las plazas do EspaAa
sns islas adyacentes por cantidados may ores y
memories de s25. Gira sobre las plazas prinei-
pe}es dc Francia, Alemania, Austria, B6lgio.
Holanda, Dinamasca, Bulgaria, Russia, Sueoia,
Noruega, suiza, Italia, Portugal, Rumanis,
servia, Turquia, Grecia. La Argslia, q
Ggipto, ISiria, Tdnes. Sobrs NeW,yash
santo Domingo, Isla DE- Cuba. b
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H0MbRkS DkB|LES:

Parece que ell Creador ha ordenado que des-
pues de Ia sanRre el tluido vital seminal sea
Ia sustancia mas preciosa en- ell cuerpo del
hombre, y alguna perdida contranatural de
el produCira siemprc resultadOs desastrosOs.!
Muchos hombres han muerto de enferme-,
dades corrientes, tales como las del corazon,'
dc kigado, de los rihones, enfermedades pull
lidad gastarse, exponiendose asi ser taciles
vfotimas de estas intermediates, cuando al
gunas cajas dc nuestras medicines. tomadas
tempo. habrian impedido estas debilitaates
p6rddas, ast preservando su vitalidad para
resistir a los staques de esas pellgrOsas enfer-
medades.
Muchos hombres han llegado lenta, pero
seguramente, un estado de demencia in
durable causa de estas perdidas, SIN sabeE
la verdadera causa del NAL. =
New-York tribune., 1899-04-30

Napoleon-he is General Bonaparte In the pro-
logue and in the first act. First Consul in the
second act. and Emperor in the last three acts
Is faacy. With all his talent Coquelin would
have been better inspired had he not attempted
the role. 1t is exceedingly delicate matter
to present on the stage an historical parsonage
whose features figure, costume and gesture are
so craven in the public mind as those of Ma
poleon. The extraordinary success of the actor
Taade in the character of Napoleon al
most exclusively due to the accident Of striking
personal resemblance. Coquelin, by artful
application of wax, has completely transformed
his naturally trumpet shaped nose into a
of aquiline lines such may be seen in the
medallion of David dangers. Another but less
satisfactory application of wax provides COque-
lin with Napoeonic chin. Coqueln has not
the figure, frame. shape, head profile eyes. ex-
preston or voice of Napoleon In the first part
of the play the slender. sallow. eagle-eyed ar
tillery general Of the 18th Vendemare of the
year Nv October f. 1850 is far too substan-
TALLY personifed by the comfortable rotundity
of Coquelin's waist and by his massive shoul-
ders and round, thickset neck ana head. In
the latter part Of the drama the Caesarian pro-
file Of the Napoleon of Austerlitz Is by no means
apparent, and COquelin's sonorous. ringing voice.
so admirably adapted to melodrama or comedy
becomes declamatory-as was never the case
with the Emperor's voce-and even amid the
magnificent scenes OF the coronation at NotIe
Dame and in the superb acting Of the divorce
signature at Fontainebleau there remain visi-
BILE traces of Mascarille and Of Cyrano.
It is Nine. Jane Hading who acts Josephine
Whether she Is physically adapted to the part
makes no difference, because Josephine is not
a popular type like Napoleon. Nine. Hading
has the grace and charm Of the Empress. and
wears the imperial robes and dadems with re-
markabls dignity The creole persuasion and
New-York tribune., 1899-04-30
"PLUS QUE RENE"
ANOTHER NApoLEONIc DRAMA.
CoQUBI.N ACTS WELL. BUT DOES NOT i"'N '"'
PART-MME. JANE HADING'S EfFEcrFH
PERFORMANCE AS JOSEPHINE

PERFORMANCE AS JOSEPHINE
Paris. April ..
Historical drama has taken possession OF the
French stage "Colinette" at the Odeon and
"Mme de Layaette" at the Vaudeville. have
reproduced in different lights the ponderous
royalty of Louis XVIII and the bgotry of Bour-
bon reaction; "Veronique" at the BoUhes Paris
lens reflected the Court life at the Tuileries dur
ing the reign of Louis Philippe. The 'Roi de
Rome" at the Nouveau Theatre. breathed such
life into the mystic silhouette of the Due de
Reichstadt and revived the Napoleonic tradition
so that for q brief week II became the leading
political factor. And Emile Bergerats Plus
Que Refine" which last night succeeded Cyr-
ano de Bergerac" at the Porte Saint Martin
presents a bright-colored panorama of the Con-
suIate and Empire in which Napoleon and Jo-
sephne are delineated with their faults and fol-
bes and in strict conformity with the 'ocu-
ments and evidence brought to light by the ct
ters of Napoleon, by the memoirs Of Gourgauc
by the souvenirs of Reject and by the re-
searches of Levy and Frederic Mason.
Emile Bergerat has composed a picture IN
which Napoleon is portrayed as lover and as
husband. and in which Josephine is modelled
after the pen-and-ink sketches contained in
Frederic MaSSOnS two Volumes now SO HlucH III
fashionable favor Josephine de BeauharnaiS
and "L'Imperatrice Josephine" Josephine's in
fidelity to General Bonaparte is clearly indicat-
ed in the play and her real love and consequent
jealousy do not exist until her husband be-
comes First Consul. when it increases in pro-
portion Napoeon's love for her diminishe5.
and as she daily becomes conscious that with
her advancing age she cannot retain his und-
vided affection.
Coquelin's impersonation OF Bonaparte and
New-York tribune., 1899-04-30
POLITICIANS AS CHANCELLORS.
From The London Telegraph.

From The London Telegraph
The appointment of Lord Kimberley as chan-
cellor of the University Of London in succession
to the late Lord Herschell. is one more proof
of the intimate connection which continues TO
exist in this country between statesmen ana
scholarship. 1t is assuredy not without signih-
canoe that the respective chiefs Of the three
great parties into which British politicians are
now divided should be the chancellors of the
three leading English universities. Lord Sails
bury being chancellor Of oxford. the Duke OF
Devonshirc of Cambridge, and now Lord Kim
berley OF London. Even this does not exhaust
the connection. for while Lord Spencer is chan
celor Of the Victoria University, Manchester.
and Mr. Chamberlain is to be the first head OF
the projected Birmingham university. the Duke
of Devonshre is president of owens College,
New-York tribune., 1899-04-30
THE BEST WAY TO ENTER TIE ABBEY.

From The London Globe.
Canon Gore tenders excellent advice to Wis
tiers to Westminster Abbey. Now that one can
enter by the west door it is possible, as he says.
to obtain a splendid view of the interior, and TO
get IA first impression of the solemn magnitude
os the building as a whole which was denied
when the north door was the only mode OF In
gress. From that position statues and colOred
glass alone met the view, but now, as Canon
Gore points out, the impressive vista of arches
eliminating N the apse" has full chance OF
realizat ton; and certainly all who wish to see
the inside Of the Abbey to the best advantage
should enter by the great west door.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-30

Manchester Lord Ripon of the Yorkshire Col
lege Leeds and Lord Derby of the University
College Liverpool 1t is much the same in Scot
land for the Duke of Argyll Is chancellor or 81
Andrews Mr. Balfour of Edinburgh and the
Duke of Richmond of Aberdeen But when We
come to the principality we meet neutrality FOR
the chancellor of the newly founded University
of Wales is the heir apparent.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-30

play by Ernest Lacy and Joseph Humphreys
which he acted earlier in the season at the
Academy of Music He will sing number OF
songs i'm the course of each performance.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-30

that Herr Sonnenthal is not likely to visit this
country again.
Because She Loved Him So Is going pros
perously on its way at the Madison Square The
atre. An important change will be made in the
cast tomorrow evening. Miss Annie Irish taking
the place Of Miss Ida Conquest as the jealous
wife.
'The Great Ruby" still draws its large audi
ences at Daly's Theatre, and ii will do 50 till
the heat of the summer makes people unwilling
to go to the theatre at all. The Tooth perform
ance will be given Friday evening OF this
week.
The engagement of James X. Hackett and his
company in rupert of Hentzau." at the Ly
ceum Theatre. continues to be prosperous.
There will be only more week of it. how
ever as Mr. Hackett will he Obliged next week
to join Miss Maude Adams's company, to play
Mercutio in her production Of Romeo and
Juliet" at the Empire Theatre. while His Ex-
cellency the Governor will take the place of
Rupert" at the Lyceum.
The fate of Lord and Lady Agy." at the En-
pire Theatre is determined by the same set of
plans which disposes of Rupert" at the Ly
ceum. There is no question of whether Lord
and Lady Algy" could be pro6tably continued or
not II has TO make way for Miss Adams. and
that is the end of it.. Therefore this will be its
last week. Those who want to see Miss Adams
as Juliet will do well to make their arrange
ments without loss of time 1t is not expected
that there will be any seats left for any part Of
the engagement after the sale is once started.
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Harlem Opera House in The Ragged Earl the