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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
EIlILl1TI.l.!..III.Ii' POISON N

Secret Of Beauty

Primary. Secondary. or Tertiary sy-
phlllis permanently cured in - 10 " Gay b
You can bee treated at home Tor the same
,,r,r. under same Guaranty. II you prefer
IN come mere we viii contract 10 pay
railroad fare and hotel bills. and no
charge if We fail to cure. IL you have
taken Mercury. Iodlde Potash. and sull
nave aches and pains. Mucous Patches In
mouth. sore Throat. Pimples, Copper
Colored Spots. Ulcers on any part Of the
body. hair or eyebrows falling out. II -
ans syphultic BLOOD POISON that We
Guarantee .o cure. We solicit the most
obstinate cases and challenge the world
Tor a case we cannot cure. This disease
has always bafloi the skill OF Che most
hind our unconditional guaranty Also
lutte proofs sent sealed on application.
c.ot Romlfr Co.,. chicago. Il
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in-law Mitchell WIFI probably receive tho
backing OF the Brought0n element.
Tho Louisville Dispatch SAYS that the
meeting OF Kentucky Democrats to be
held on August ID Win not DE "a state con-
vontion. but viii Doe n conference with the
view to the calling OF an antiGoebel com
vcnuon. 10 saws that the convention viii
surely De h,ld and an opposition ticket
put in tho field.
Mrs. jamie Lamar Cunningham OF sa-
vannah. Ca. died tho other day at the
Sweet Chalybeate Springs, Va.
Mr.. D. a. Tompkius Of Charlotte n.
c.. declares that the and-eXpansion senti-
mont I'm the South is by no means so
pronounced as the public may have Been
led Co believe by the uttcrances Oh some
u tho political orators.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

conscientious and faithful in their church
duties, generous friends of every sooa
work. Men like these must not be IN
tremendously shown the back door. FOR
our part. we believe they love fhe lord
and love his cause and love their denoih-
inafion and ff IT IS made plain 70 them
that their business IS injurious, they VIII
give ~ UP.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
MeWpo[t News. Va.

The coming Atlantic Seaport. 100000
weekly payroll one Of the limited dozen
saloons on principal business street for
sale FOR next few days. $780, easy terms
beautiful Mirr0rod Fixtures, Choice
Stock. excellent stand; owners attention
required elsewhere. Box 90, Newport
New
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

We was down 10 Memphis week como
Monday and tried what the boys call
coax" It was tentative Iexneney WIN i
usen to spirits in pulyerized form, Wen.
We Thought We was a humming bird for
two davs. rs cheaper and lasts longer
fhan wood alcohol. - Hardeman Fres
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

The Democrats OF Alabama are guessing
as 10 the future movements Of General
Wheeler and are much interested therein.
Now that General Wheeler has gone to
the Philippines. Governor Johnston has
been asked To- declare his seat vacant.
The Governor has no power % DO this,
bu. q birmingham correspondent says
that should General Wheeler fail o. Zoe
I'm Congress when the session opens,
some recognition of that TACT will proba-
blv be taken. The Alabama Democrats
want him TO be candidate for the vice
presidency
Large sales OF orange grove property
IN Florida continue TO be made Within
tho last few weeks sales aggregNing
s5o950 have been perfected. most of them
i'm spot cash and all in the vicinity Of
Arcadia
Spirits Of turpentine which was selling
IN Georgia last year at 25 cents per gal
lon. IS now in great demand at Al cents
per gallon.
j. p. williams and associates. OF Sa-
vannah. have just concluded a deal for
the purchase of 10000 acres OF land in
the vicinity OF Birmingham. The amount
~ money which will change hands on the
deal Is over $4,000.
The contest FOR tho mayoralty OF At
lanta next time viii be very lively.
Among tho candidates are Aldermen |. $.
Michel and Il. j.. Rice. who are brothers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. July %
Sneciai.-Tho early northeru-bound pas
senrer train on the Southern railway
Ms morning ran down and killed a fins
1ack and Jennet he.onging to Mr.. W.
~ King. at Rose Hill Crossing. western
part OF the city. The Jack was valued
at 400
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

Qu'pre-You may talk as Won Ike. but
urize-rag contests are not as spicy as
they were iu the 0.ien days.
Fiops-n what oid-u dlys2
Quprs-Tha days of Mace. for Instance
Boston Courier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

Nothing could more strongly confirm
Spain I'm her opinion that we arc nation
of pigs than tho suggestion of the Coz
mmbia Is. O. State that when eN-Gog-
ernor Togg meets Secretary Root tho in-
PRODUCTION should DE made by senator
Bacon.-Baltim0re News.
Wen. thank The News that lifts the re-
sponsbuty from The Times and puts the
whole hoggish joke on our Columbian
contemporary. We feel better now.
Colonel Bryan went TO war but bad no
fighting. Tie now wants to see service in
Kentucky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
FRESH GOSSIP
FROM GOTHAM
Some Startling Revelations in the
Perth AmbOy Bank Case
Mr.. MOODY AS A PEACEMAKER'
WU Endcayor 20 Adjust Differences
Between New York pFesbytcriaus
Mazet Commission 10 Meet
Again Tuesday.

o,-ort.,,ff,,.r .t,,. rrirlto desk OF Nlfon-
rne tro or,l,.,llio,, mink cashier of
Perm A,obo,, ~ i SOM. startling evi-
dence has como 10 lirbt. IL seems from
varioi,s ua.,.rs dlseoverod that his uccu-
lstiors have hoe, r,irr ON for some time
with the nil knowiedss of the bank Of
Gc.als.
Thomas Maeuire the receiver. after a
busv dav fouud papcrs and documents
in Valentines desk which show "a start-
LING state of affairs There was a note
III. x,- ooo ,iy.o by Valentine and unIn-
5ors.5 which was cbafs,d fo lhe young
NAME account as am overdrart and duly
r,,,,-ri,.I es euch b, fine bank officials.
ana. -. mo, No. ..r.tn.- . six
,..',- 49,. ir tbo Trenton penuen-
fia~v having ben convicted of robblug
bis EMPLOYER, of S2250lo. remained in the
employ of the bank year and a. hale
after this oycrdraft was charged t0 his
account He was at thc time receiving
$500 year as cashier.
Young Valentine seems t9 have had lit-
tie difficulty Elm obtaining money. The
data found yesterday are said to account
for tna greater part of his stealiugs ANA
Do furnish a cua Boz the t0rtuous course
OF his financial operations.
Tho uarDrs have been given t0 Strong
& Cadawahder of so. H wall street.
attorney. for the roccIvorshin They win
use them FIN making "a thorough ovamlna-
ton which they win begin to-day.
MUST TAKE CHANCES
C0ruorati0n-C Counsel Whllon has aDan-
donoI to tneir flte mo twenty members
Of the civ Counul who dogfI fho uoromp-
tori, order Of tine sunr.ue Court directing
them to yot. for tha Nan of Records
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majority OF The minister's "Hl '
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OUR RELIGIOUS CONTEMPoRA-
RIlre


o,os man fs c0ntented I'm his re
uc.on but mot with Dis attoinments IN
religion. Christ indeed satisfies the hun
o~v heart. but ha Chat has tasted ana
sle, fbat the Lord is good has a ne"
nunger.-Chrlsuan Advocate.
This Is an age Of free thought and
free speech and I'm an this freedom our
Dtyire religion has nothing TO fear In
,.orsou masses away. ana tho religion OF
Gorte. tg.r never as ful OF NE ana
mower as in is to-day. ANA never HiI.
ae raoiglv fo the conquest or the Wollu'
Central Presbyterlan.
Old age-of this Christ speakes not
Nor does lie tell us what death Is Du'
now 10 escape Ct; or what life IS Dut
how we may attain thereto. Liie elelH.ll
Ho does not explain. ana SO we Wy ~
imagine 10 by enumeration. bIt 1l,.9
- .-t Thought we were 90 write the
,-nole Garth with figures. tlsufes cam
,,,t Ian ,s. time numeratons 90 but oe-
coi,.o ms Eternal life not defined oy
,-nriet. buf no know God and 10 kno"
Christ. this IS eternal ire, when pesia-
ming here comes 20 no emo. '+'ilv, 80
FOR there IS 10 end.-Sou lneih III ''''
man.
MANS rfe IS a warfare upon ear'h'
We must fight with the world, and what
ever it suggests: we must fight against
the flesh. and all the efforts Of concu-
niscence. we must overthrow the deyh,
inourh Inc he on the watch day and night
TO damn our souls We mus, not depend
alone on our own strength TO resist temp
tation but 10 call cut In our hour OF
trial "help us OH Lord, or we perish!
we carry about us our greatest enemy:
fght. therefore in as and with as ana
against us or we are lost forever.-Cath-
ole Visitor
discussing tho resolution OF the Dover
Association excluding churches that have
members engaged in the liquor traffic
the Religious Herald says;
We personally know several VINO VIII
come under the operation 81 this rule.
They are all excellent men-men OF
serunulous integrity. kindness OF heart
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

The Richmond Times. the newspaper that
has been lambastiug its exchanges for
publishing amy item that tended 90 show
"a bad condition OF affairs in This country,
"a few days ago printed the following item
Oh JUS editorial page:
"Tho I0w prices brought by watcrmclons
are $50 diecourag.ug t0 the growers of
Georgia that many of them are letting
their melons rot jim the fields or feeding
Them to their hogs rather than ship taem.
as they get no returns after the freight U.s.
paid
It is an established fact that when q
country is prosperous the people VIII in-
dulee I'm mxuries. and This watermelon
incident SIS proof that there IS screw
loose somewhere. Wheat is also at "a
rather low price for country filed 90
overlooking with the greatest prosperity
the world has ever MISUNDERSTANDING
Spectator.
There is no cure. st would seem, for the
disease called calamity 1T is forever
taking on some new form. Just as VIC
had hoped that the Spectator was gradu-
ally recovering from its attack Of sill
verius, it develops an acute case ofmeion-
cholia.
We commend It to the Home for Ihcura-
ble..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

Mark Hanna has sold out his extensive
properties out West. which means that
his business I'm the future viii be politics.
DON'T make the mistake OF thinking that
Mark has gone out Of business. He has
simply moved his Office.
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We would remind our Virginia coniem-
poraries: Behold how beautiful a thing
II IS for pemocratIc brethren not TO seran.
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La Junta tribune., 1899-06-17
LA JUNTA oTERo COUNTY COLORADO SATURDAY,

western and New Mexico divis-
ions OF the Santa Fe.
i Rev. ]. w. Todd was Rocky
Ford visitor yesterday.
Columbias, standard of the
I world. Downer sells 'em.
/ "Nhat a lovely wheel" eyes,
its a Crescent. Downer sells 'em."
h Take 'em and try 'em before you
T buy 'em. Pianos and organs at
Smiths Music Store.
Sheriff George Barr and Fred
A. Sabin made flying trip to
! Fowler Thursday morning on Of
\ fetal business.
4 Hubbard Savage returned this
week from Colorado Springs,
where he has been attending col
lege for the past year.
Miss Anna Huber returned
early this week from Lexington,
Mo-, where she has been the guest
of relatives for several months.
Right. Rev. ]. F. Spaulding, of
Denver, bishop of the Colorado
diocese, will conduct services at
ST. Andrews church in this
city tomorrow.
County Clerk Winchell issued
marriage license Thursday to Or
vile Dutton, of Colorado Springs,
and Miss Nevada Young, OF Rocky
Ford. Miss Young is daughter
OF Postmaster Young of that city.
( The commencement exercises of
the Colorado College took place
last Wednesday at Colorado
Springs. There were eighteen di-
plomas issued, and the name of
Edward Everett Cole, of La
unta, appears in the list of grad
uates.
The official programmes for the
Fourth Of July celebration were
turned out by the TRIBUNE Office
this week and are being we'll cir
culated throughout the county and
the Arkansas Valley. The pro-
gramme is an attractive one and
will be drawing card.
Lamar will celebrate. The near
approach of our natal day seems
to incite patriotic enthusiasm and
by the time the Fourth is here
every town in the valley will have
a celebration under way. La
Junta is assured of big crowd,
however, as every town in Otero
county will be represented.
The La Junta Democrat says
that the Rocky Ford baseball club
claims the championship of the
/ Arkansas valley. 1t is an easy
thing to claim the earth, but until
the Ford crowd beats Lamar,
Granada and Las Animas its claim
will not hold water. We have
some real ball players down this
way.-Lamar Sparks.
| A reception was gwen in honor
Of Tilghman Howard at the home
of his parents in. Paramount, on.
"Wednesday evening Of this week,
the guests being chiefly members OF
the Columbian Alumni Society. A
large crowd was present, and if an
exhuberance of spirits is any indi-
cation, good time was enjoyed
by all. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard left
on No. II yesterday morning for
their home at Winslow, Ari2.
State Engineer a. ]. McCune, Of
Denver, and f. NJ. Weiland, Of
Fowler, chairman OF the board of
county commissioners, were in
town Thursday. During the day,
in company with F. T. Lewis,
county surveyor, a survey of the
location of the new bridge across
the Arkansas river was made.
The bridge will be built some time
this fall and will cross tine river
about one-half mile north of the
Holly ranch. State Engineer Nc
Cune will have the plans and Spec
La Junta tribune., 1899-06-17
locA, AND PERSONAL ,rems.

LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS.
Joys for jewelry.
Smoke La Junta.
Trade at the Palace drug store.
Take it to Downer. He'll fix
it."
For diamonds and fine )ewelry
60 to Fisher & Larsens.
Seven per cent money for city or
farm loans. X. Gibson.
Buckley & Hart have plenty Of
money to loan on good farms.
| For fresh bread, pies or cakes go
to Fishers postoffice news stand.
For SALE-Heavy team, wagon
and harness. Inquire of w. l..
McCartey or S. c. Stevens.
Las Animas has changed her
mind and decided to celebrate the
Fourth OF July on her own ac-
count.
(, Lou F. Willoughby, REPRESENT
ing the Denver Type Foundry.
was in town Wednesday calling
on the trade.
j. |. c. threshing machine and
traction engine for sale cheap.
Part cash; balance, six months
time. "Doc" Howard.
Miss Vallie Sydner, OF Las AMI
mas, came up from that city yes
terday morning on No. II, and is
the guest of Miss Ma Belle Sebree.
G. G. .Tupper, of Kansas City,
travelling auditor for Fred Harvey,
was in town Thursday checking
up the business OF the local insti-.
tuition.
Thomas Earnest. foreman Of the
day switching crew in the local
yards, left on No. 6 Thursday
night for Cherryvale, kas., to visit
relatives and friends.
Miss Anna Adams, who has been
visiting Mrs. w, T. Culver for thu
past week, returned to her home in
Johnson City, Kansas, this week.
Las Animas Democrat.
Rev. Elmer Ward Cole left on
No E Wednesday night for Tabor,
Ia, to. attend the commencement
exercises of his alma mater. He
expects to be absent about ten
days.
Two carloads OF Kansas re-
cruits on their way to the Philip
pines, passed through town yester-
day morning on No. ~ bound for
San Francisco, from which place
they will embark for Manila.
Major c. Fl. Vandiver OF Lex
ington, Mo-, and state senator
from that district, has been in
town for several days recnperating
from a lengthy session of the Mis-
souri legislature.
Warren Baker, one OF our sol-
der boys, is expected to arrive in
this city in few days from Bush
nell, ILL.,, where his parents reside.
I'Warren has been visiting the
home folks since his discharge
from the army.
The sixth annual reunion of the
Otero County Veteran Association
Of the Blue and the Grey assemblies
in Rocky Ford today and the ex-
ercises will continue through to-
morrow. Rev. Robt. Coltman Of
this city, will preach the sermon
to the encampment at II a. m. to-
morrow.
c. M. Cherry, one of the lead
ing commission merchants of St.
Louis, Mo-, nephew of Mrs. E.
P. Stephenson, passed through
La Junta on No. Wednesday.
Mr.. Cherry was on his way home
1
from a tour around the world, in
which he had visited nearly all Of
the leading countries in Europe.
Santa Fe Engineer Moss, in
charge Of the steam shovel at AL
La Junta tribune., 1899-06-17
A Hot Time.
~

There is going to be a hot time in the old town
Of La Junta on July 4th. La Junta will be the
only town in the valley that will celebrate the
glorious fourth this year. All her neighbors
are invited to come and spend the day with her.
There will be plenty to eat and drink and plen-
ty of sport, the key to the Jail will be thrown IN
the we'll and the old town turned loose.
La Junta tribune., 1899-06-17

Joys for jewelry.
Smoke La Junta.
Trade at the Palace drug store.
Take it to Downer. He'll fix
t."
La Junta tribune., 1899-06-17
|Cannon Crackers.
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LADIES. NEckwEAR
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Ladies' fancy striped col
lars, pink and white, and
blue and white ----- r5c
White linen collars at --I2Hc
Ladies' bows, stock collars
and puff ties in great variety.