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La Junta tribune., 1899-03-15
4 Scientific Course

OF FIVE free lectures on the hid
den mysteries of man--spirit, soul
and body. Phrenology, physiology
and health will be given by Mrs.
o. S. Fowler. widow OF the emf
nent phrenologist, Prof. .. 5.
Fowler, OF New York, at the Com
mercial College Hall.
Wednesday, March 18th, at S p.
m. "The Science Of Occupation,
and How to Secure Success.
Open to all.
Thursday, March 10th, at ago
p. m, "Womanly Attributes of the
Coming Race" Ladies only.
Thursday, March 10Th, at p.
m, "The Cleansing of the Tenn
pie and Improvement of the Race.
Gentlemen only.
Friday, March I7th, at S p. m,
Electricity. Its Application to
Disease" To all.
Sunday, March 10Th. at ago p.
m, spirit and Soul; Their Loca-
ton and Relation to Each Other. y
To ALL
chronological examinations and
health consultations, as to your
own and your children's best bust
ness adaptation, daily from 9 a. m.
till 9 p. m, until March 2sth a,
Commercial College Hall.
Glasses will be taught the appli-
cation of electricity to disease, be-
ginning March 2oth.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-15
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS.
'rade at Joys Pharmacy.

Trade at Joys Pharmacy.
Geo. c. Burnett, the Architect.
Room 10, Woodruff block.
For fresh bread, pies or cakes go
to Fishers pos,oftice news stand
+. r. Lewis went to Fowler
Monday morning on business con
nected with the Otcro ditch.
Miss Anna Huber leaves on No.
today for Mount Vernon, Ind,
TO visit her parents for several
months.
Ii is hard to decide whether the
coal dealer or the grocer is entitled
to the lightweight championship
OF America.
a. X. Carmichael, OF Trinidad,
was the guest of a {. Kennedy
last Monday. They were at one
time associated in business in
Trinidad
Mr.. and Mrs Vernon Kief en-
,ertained party OF twenty-five or
thirty OF their young friends last
Saturday night at their residence
in Home Place, who report having
passed a very pleasant evening in
social amusements.
Nh and Mrs. a. l.. Doyle left
on No. 8 Saturday night for Shell
byviile, Mo, their former home.
Mr. Doyle has been working on
the TRIBUNE since last September
and rendered efficient service. He
will engage in the printing business
on his account with brother in
Shelbyville. We wish him abun-
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-15
ue-ro-p..e Millinery.

Miss Nora Hodges, Of the new
millinery firm of Crockett &
Hodges, located in the Finney
block, is expected TO return home
tomorrow. She has purchased
the finest stock of millinery goods
ever shown in La Junta, and the
ladies OF this city will consult their
own interests by waiting for an
opportunity to inspect it before
making purchases Our millinery
opening will take place some time
next week. Respectfully,
CROCKETT & HopcES.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-15
Tn. City Council.

The city council met in regu-
lar session on last Monday even
ing, Mayor Bomgardner presid-
ing, and Councilmen Daimler, Nc
Cuny, Melvin and Bentley being
present.
Bills OF DR.. Dow to the amount
of $1,000, for professional services
in the family of Julian Madrill,
were referred to the city physician.
The ordinance relating to official
bonds. poll tax safeguards against
FIRE and sidewalks were placed on
their second reading.
On motion the poll, tax ordinance
was changed to read $3.50 in place
of $500, the amount fixed in the
original draft Of the ordinance.
Ordinances creating sewer dis
tricts c D and E were placed on
their second reading.
The resignation Of Dwight Bat
tey IS Judge Of election in precinct
No. was accepted and Frank
Battey was appointed in his stead.
The appropriation ordinance was
placed on it, first reading.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-15
ch.mser,sIo.s Cough Remedy.

This remedy is intended es-
pecially for coughs, colds, Group,
whooping cough and influenza. 1t
has become famous for its cures Of
these diseases, over a large part Of
the civilized world The most
tiattering testimonials have been
received, giving accounts OF its
good works, OF the aggravating
and persistent coughs it has cured /;
Of severe colds that have yielded
promptly to its soothing effects,
and Of the dangerous attacks Of
Group it has cured, often saving
the life OF the child. The extensive
use OF it for whooping cough has
shown that it robs that disease OF
all dangerous consequences. For
sale at the Palace drug store
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-15

dant success. His vacant position
in this Office is being supplied by
n. II. Lewis.
Sheriff George Barr went TO Pu-
eblo yesterday morning on official
business connected with his Office.
Mrs. F. F. Turley left yesterday
morning for Trinidad, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Mac Highfill, for a
short season.
Paul Morton, second vice presI-
dent OF the Santa Fe, passed
through town yesterday afternoon
on his way to Topeka, after an in
spec,ion trip to California.
WASrKp-Dry, clean bones. We
will pay a good price, loaded on
cars in car lots. For particulars,
with price, write The Standard
Fire Brick Co., Pueblo, Colorado.
County Superintendent OF Schools
Mary ]. Anderson announces that
a teachers examination will be
held in the court house in this city
Friday and Saturday, March 18th
and 18th.
We are indebted to Mr.. g. II.
Taylor, of Rocky Ford, for the ex-
ccllent report OF the teachers IN
stitute at Manzanola, which ap-
pears in another column OF this is
sue. Mr.. Taylor has been acting
as deputy county superintendent OF
schools during Mrs. Anderson's en-
forced absence while attending her
husband.
Mrs. O. s. Fowler, widow of
the eminent phrenologist, Prof. o.
s. Fowler, OF New York, begins
series OF FIVE lectures tonight at
Commercial College Hall on phre-
nology, physiology and health.
The subjects OF the lectures for
each evening are announced in
another column OF this issue. The
lectures are free, no admission fee
being charged.
Rev. L. Edwards, pastor OF the
English Baptist church at Miners
Vile, Pa, when suffering with
rheumatism. was advised to try
Chamberlain Pain Balm. He
says: "a few applications OF this
liniment proved great service to
me. 1t subdued the inflammation
and relieved the pain. Should
any sufferer profit by giving Paiu
Balm a trial it will please me. =
Sold at the Palace drug store.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-15


You can get one years subscrip-
tion to The Household free by
paying one year in advance to the
SemiWeekly Tribune. Both pa
pers one year for 81. so.
One Of our prominent business
men was telling hair raising tale
to a party of men the other day,
and then kicked when he discov-
cred that every one of 'em was
baldheaded.
The Swink station school, taught
by Miss Mona Norton, closed for
the term last Friday, The closing
day exercises last Friday afternoon
were very interesting and attended
by large number of the patrons
of the school.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-15

stories, a lofty and well-lighted
basement and high storage loft
above the sixth story. The build
ing was in course of construction,
practically, for year and half.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-15
Fortnightiy Club.

The Fortnightly Club will meet
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. v.
Albera, in the knights of Pythias
Hall. The programme is as fol-
lows:
Music.
American Satire and Humor." .......-
Mr.. Deeds. Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Hayter
Cgrrcn, Topics ........... .-... Club Members
Miss Brown. Leader.
Music.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-15
Spring mi,i,ney Acneoneemea.

The ladies Of La Junta are in
vi,ed to attend the millinery open
ing at Miss Humphreys on Friday
and Saturday. March 18TH and 18th,
in the Library building.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-15
Cure . Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quiniue
Tablets. All druggists refund
money i! it fails to cure. zsc- The
genuine has l.. b. Q. on each tablet.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-15
sAIlaoAo avnsl,sss.
Items Picked Up, co"densed end
Stolen Tor the Special EdfNestion
Of Railroad Men.

II is probable that the water
train will be discontinued about
April ist.
Engines SIS and ia were sent
to Topeka yesterday morning for
heavy repairs.
General Foreman Jack Butler
was Coolidge visitor Sunday on
company business.
The Semi-Weekly Tribune and
the Kansas City Weekly Journal
one year for 81. so.
Conductor William O'Connor,
who has been running on Nos. 81
and az, takes the water train run,
commencing tomorrow.
w. J. Nickerson, one OF the
Santa Fe directors, passed through
town in special car No. arg, Mon
day morning on his way south.
The California fruit business is
lively on the Santa Fe at present,
from ,hirty-tive to forty carloads
passing through La Junta daily.
a Gates Tours" special OF pala-
tial Pullmans arrived from the
south about 9:3o o'clock Monday
night, leaving few minutes later
for Denver.
Conductor j. +. Pond, of the
prohibition train, has been as
signed to Nos. 81 and g., running
between this city and Denver, to
take effect the 10Th instant.
a Raymond & Whitcomb cxcur-
sion came in from the east about
O'Clock Saturday. The party
stopped over long enough to take
dinner a, the Harvey House,
The rush of business is about
over on the A. & =. and they are
returning the borrowed Santa Fe
engines, twelve in number. They
will be overhauled and then put on
the western division between
Dodge City and Denver
A three-inch water main is be-
ing laid from the hospital artesian
well to the shops. Ii is thought
this well will supply sufficient wa
ter for all local purposes. In case
it does, the water train to Rock,
Ford will be discontinued
John Bales, travelling watch in
spec,or OF the Santa Fe, who had
been in town several days adjust
ing railroad timepieces, left on No.
7 Sunday for the east. Mr.. Bales
is former shopmate OF \. 5. Lar
sen, OF the firm OF Fisher & Larsen
The Santa Fe has placed an or
der with the Baldwin Locomotive
Works for ten ten-wheel locomo-
tives. They have also asked for
bids on / 900 furniture cars. The
specifications originally called for
box cars, but have been changed
in the last few days.
The c. K. l. & p. railway gave
notice last Saturday that com
menling at once every section
hand and employe of the roadway.
department on every line of the
5000 miles OF the big system
would have his wages advanced
from S to 10 per cent.
There will be forty heavy loco!
motives shipped over the Santa
Fe road within the next ninety
days for the Mexican Central road,
from the Baldwin works at Phil
adelphia, the Brooks works at
Dunkirk, N Y, and the Rogers
works at Paterson, n.
The Santa Fe will make a rate
of s52 for the round trip from
Missouri river points TO the Ma
tional Educational Association 10
be held in Los Angeles in July.
The selling dates will be June 40
as, inclusive, and July 3-S, inclu-.
sive, with the final return limit.
September 4th.
La Junta tribune., 1899-03-15
K0l:!!X'!:A!!!L!!! 81! =! s;;;::s ss*st*
Mixes the food more delicious and wholesome

nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have SO much faith in
its curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list OF testimonials. Ad-
dress, F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo,
o. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Halls
Family Pills are the best
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stateline Items.

Mr.. John Zillig, is now prepared
to do first-class work in the shoe max
ing business.
There is to be ball in Zillig Hall,
next Friday night, to which every
body is invited.
Grain was selling here this week,
for dollar ninety, pretty high for
this time of the year.
John Ryson, was over from Deer
lodge last week, lie reports every
thing looking well in that section.
Mr.. Reinford came in on Saturday
evenings stage, and proceeded to
Desert Springs, in which place he is
interested.
Mrs. James Golf, departed for her
home in southern Utah, Saturday
morning. While here Mrs. Golf
made many friends.
About three inches of snow fell
here last Saturday, which is a great
benefit to the cattle raisers in this
section of the country.
We had rain Saturday, which
was badly needed by the cattlemen
of the valleys, who are in want of
good ranges for their cattle.
Mr.. j. A Denton, owner of the
Stage Line between Milford and De-
Lamar, New. passed through here for
his home in Phoebe Wed. evening.
Messrs. Bast, Slawson and gen
tleman by the name of Smith came in
on Wednesdays stage. Mr.. Smith
came to look at mining property in
behalf of Salt Lake City parties.
Work is being pushed on the Sill
yer Cliff Tunnel, and about 125 feet
more will top the ledge, when the
owners of this valuable mine, will
perhaps begin shipping ore.
Will Denton took load of passen-
gers to Lund, Tuesday afternoon,
driving from this place to Davis Sta.
ton in one hour and forty minutes,
distance of fifteen miles, in order
to catch the train, which he did by
hard driving. ONLY Me.
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STATELlNE BALL,

The ball given here on the 18th.
by Mr.. Zillig and others was a grand
success, socially, if not financially
and was voted by all present to have
been the grandest ball in the history
of Stateline. Dancing commenced
at eight o'clock sharp, and was con-
tinued without intermission until
twelve o'clock, when an hour was ia
ken for supper at the school house.
When all had satisfied their appetites
they returned to the Hall, where
dancing was continued until $50.
During the evening program was
rendered by Stateline talent.
Mrs. j. Knight sang a song,
"Little Boy Blue" in very pleasing
manner; w. A. Denton followed
with baritone solo-"I long to see
those Cotton Fields again." with
character, which received hearty
applause and was followed by an en-
core. Then by request Mrs. Knight,
a musician of note as pianist and
Will Denton, leader of the Phoebe
Orchestra, favored the lovers of good
music with three selections, namely
Over the Waves, Pride of the Ball
and There'll come Time.-Moun-
tain echos, was played on the har.
monica also by W. A. D. This con-
cluded the programme.
The hall was beautifully decorated
and Mr.. Zillig deserved great credit
for his kindness in seeing that every
one had good time and was pro-
perry treated. Those who were in
attendance from the surrounding
towns were, Miss Julia Lynch, Clar-
ence Robinson, Dave Alstrom, Geo.
Barney and John Frazer from Deer
lodge. Paul and Charles Millett,
Eliza Millett and sister, w. E. Bar
ney, Lucy Rice, Orson and Arthur
Rice and few unknown to the wri-
ter, from Spring Valley.
The music was furnished by Jos.
Davis and Hy Rice OF Panaca.
We hope again in the near future
to be called together for another
grand time in your good old town,
and that all of the dances given here
here will be as pleasant and sociablt
as the last, which will not be forgot
ten by those present, for some time
to come. The committee extend
their thanks to those who helped
prepare the supper. ONLY Mn.
BUNKERvILLE.
A much needed shower of rail-
fell last evening. Nature has pu
on her dress of green, and the wealth
er is SO mild that it is pleasant to be
out under the trees. As usual, som,
OF the early fruit has been destroyed
by the frost.
On the 18th. inst, Messrs. Nc
Cune and Lund passed through thi,
place on their way to visit some min
ing claims in the mountains soutl
OF here, with view to buying them
Messers. Godbe and Smith visited
the mines near this settlement on
the 10th. G. S.
Another light fall of the beautiful
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Call on TIE RECORD for Location
notices.
Mrs. Sherwood has returned from
Salt Lake.
Dooley's for bargains; 20 bars OF
soap for 800.
Several attachments have been is
sued this week.
ia. Nesbitt, has just got in fine
Dot of Furnishing Goods.
Blanks for Application for Patents
on hand at REooRD Office.
J.B. Wheeler. is ready to START up
his mill st Highland again.
r. Scho6eld, is at work in the
Court House, painting etc.
Henry Welland, is in receipt OF
lot Of dry goods and groceries.
Ernest Godbe, passed through go
eng to DeLamar, on Tuesday.
The Gilmore boys Of Bristol, have
Q lot Of ore ready for shipment.
Charles Lytle passed through here
tuesday, on his way to DeLamar.
VIM. Jewell Of Stateline. made us
pleasant call Thursday saorning.
For Arst-class Job work call on
TIA RsDoRD. Our work is unXelled.
Vacant houses, are getting scarce
in Phoebe and more families coming.
I'd. Flynn. Of Bullionville, has
gone 10 Salt Lake, on visit to his
family.
VIM. Weakley, left Wednesday
morning to develop his lead mines at
Groom.
Ed. Prudential, has gone on q
trip to Montana, leaving on Thurs.
day last.
The door opens and voice says
81 have local. well let's have it
"It's showing"
The recent rain and snow, have
raised the spirits Of the cattlemer
several degrees.
The boys are getting out a nice lot
Of ore and will have the Mill running
again very soon.
DR.. Campbells services at the
Phone to prescribe for Panaca pa
hents are numerous.
We learn that a pension was
granted to L. Bishop, Teamster.
Congratulations Mr.. B.
SzH the Singer Sewing Machine
ADD and examine. Cheap for Cash
or on monthly payments.
The Board of County Commission
ers will hold their regular MONTH,
meeting on Monday next.
Alex. Orr, has moved his famil,
from Beaver to this place and viii
make his future home here.
See our add for The Bulletin, 4
Grand Sunday paper, with The Re
CORD. for one price of RECORD.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. E
h. Ewing, is improving, and bid
fair to regain her usual health.
Mrs. Robt. Martin, came up from
DeLamar, bringing one of her chill
dren for treatment by DR.. Campbell
Gov. Sadler vetoed the bill submit
ting the question Of calling a Consti
eutional Convention, on a technicality
We learn through Mr.. j. D. Cool
who has returned from Salt Lake
that VIM. Lloyd, is rapidly improv
ing.
The communication from Bunker
vile was received too late for last is
sue, ii will be found in another col
unan.
Sssl Our New York Tribune add
in another column. A great paper
for Farmers. Miners and the Famil,
Circle.
Senator Denton is around town at
lending to thu changes in his Stag,
line, and shaking hands with biz
friends
John Franks Jr. writes to friend
that he has secured work at ParL
City and will make that place his
future home.
We learn that Mrs. VIM. Roberts
10 improving, and will soon be about
again. We trust the improvement
may be permanent.
Our Cash offer for "Subs" is taking
effect SKR our Bulletin and Tribune
Adds. One price for either with TIKI
hsoOsp for one year.
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Another light fall of the beautiful,
Wednesday morning. We are being
favored as the last spread has bare
" melted ON our streets.
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A. o. U. w.
ENTERTAIN VENT.

Thursday evening the A. o. u. "
gave another Of their pleasant enter
ments, and about 80 were present.
II opened with musical selection by
the Orchestra, which was followed
with an Ode by the Order, assisted by
the singing club A recitation, "Smit-
ing the Rock" by John Deck, was
we'll received, and followed by vo-
cal solo by Mr.. NJ. A. Court, well
rendered: A solo and chorus "Sister
Flossy's bright red hair" by j b.
Wheeler brought good round Of
applause, as Jim is always favorite.
A duett "The Gypsy Countess, by
Mrs. j. d. Campbell and Mr.. Pettee
was the gem of the evening, and was
finely rendered. Harmonica Solo
by Will Denton followed, which was
played as only Will can.
The recitation, 1.-THE Coquette
Punished, by Miss Henry was splen-
did and it was warmly received
A musical selection, by Miss Minnie
Carman, Organ, and Mr.. Ben Will
liams, Cornet, was nicely executed.
The Brave Sentinel" a sole by
Mr.. Jas. Pettee, was sung in admira-
BILE form: Fraternal Love, an Ode
by the Order, then followed, after
which a recess was taken for ten min
utes for general conversation.
Isabel Osborne, favorite, then
sang "Sweet Little Rosy Posy," in
her sweet way, and always pleases;
the other favorite, Lena Kelley, re-
cited "Maud Mueller in Boomers"
which put all in good humor, as she
is quite cute and recites finely: The
solo and chorus, "My Honolulu La
dy," by Mr.. Wheeler was something
| new and pleasing. "The Unfortun-
ate Young Man." sung by Mr.. Will
| Denton was we'll acted and sung:
The duette Whispering Hope" by
Mrs. j. D. Campbell and Mrs. H. E.
Prudential received warm applause
| and was we'll executed. both singing
in fine form: A reading by H. E.
Freuds nthal brought smiles to few,
after which the Quartetts composed
| OF Mrs. T. j. Osborne, Mrs. H. E.
Prudential, Mr.. j. Pettee and Mr..
Ben Williams, sang Good Night,
and it was pleasant ending for the
the evening, the singing being high
| ly appreciated by those present.
| We hope this will not be the last.
FURNISHED by a member"
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FURNISHED by member"
Ed. Prudential, left for Milford
last Friday morning, to take the
Utah & Pacific at the end of the
track, but found no train there, so in
company with another gentleman,
they boarded hand-car and man
aged to get to Lund about five min
utes after the train had left for Mil
ford; but as the Utah Il Pacific had
failed to run their train to the end of
the track that day, the Chief Engi-
neer han an extra engine come out
from Milford to take them both in,
arriving there in time to catch the
train.
Orlando Evangeleetis, has purchas-
ed the cottage on upper Main st. of
Mr.. Frey, and is moving in. Mrs,
E. who has been great sufferer, for
some weeks, with Rheumatism is be-
ing cared for by Mesdames Frey
and Welland while the change is be-
ing made, we are pleased to say, she
is slowly improving.
We are in receipt of the first and
latest Copy OF the rejuvinated Silver
State. 1t has now taken on Metro
politan airs and bids fair to fill long
felt want, of Daily in Nevada.
We trust it may be profitable In
vestment, as it will undoubtedly
show step in advance for the State.
Mrs. Page OF Eight Mile is regu-
lar visitor to Phoebe. Friday we had
u call and got an invitation to visit
their place on the mountain, when
get there this summer and see how
they raise lots Of good things on the
mountains.
In connection with the low rates
that are to be made to the Salt Lake
| Conference, accommodations for
teams can be had at Lund and the
terminus at reasonable rates and
meals at either place for 25 cents.
John Frank, has purchased the
Warren residence on Panaca Flat.
Frank Rynearson hrs taken it down
and will build store on main st.
Franks has gone heavily into Rea
Estate.
A Lady passing through here Oh
the stage Monday morning gave in
formation that a lot of experts cam,
down behind her. probably going tc
DeLamar through Panaca.
Ed. Prudential has bought a res
idence on lower main street, called
the Buck place. He will tear it dowr
and build home for occupancy by
his family.
New Subscribers are coming in tc
take advantage of our Cash Offer.
See another column-don't wait too
long, the offer is only for limi ted
time.
Mrs. j. A. Denton, is going to
open her Dining-room for Court time.
Visitors need not go hungry, with
the Accommodations Phoebe will offer.
Assessor Prudential, leaves for
the southern portion of the County,
on his assessing trip. next Wednes-
day. His wife will accompany him.
A. 5. Thompson, has just received
fresh lot of Hams and Bacon, also
an invoice of Gents furnishing goods
and lot Of mining supplies.
Get your teeth ready for DR.. Boyd
he'll fix them UP BY painless process
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