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La Junta tribune., 1900-07-28
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LIST OF THE LETTERS REMAINING
a uncalled for In the La Junta postofiee
for the week ending July -. iHo-
Barry. W.T.. Marshall. Frank
Carsb JAl. Don rtimio Mares. Don Siibero
Cleveland. Hoop Murray j Z;
Cony.rs. II W McGuirc, j +.
Davis, willard Neal. L. E.
Deshg,nc Forrest Parker. J. b..
DUwney. Poole, Esry
Feltre1 Bas.ute Powell. Mrs Ora
Ferguson. Willie kAndley. w A.
Firhcr. Gus Rugeiey. W. AS
Hardy, Mrs. Emer Secord. Count
Herring. p. L. Simon. Fred
Holt. George Steidley. W, A.
johnson. James StciRer. Ernest l..
keightley. II. c. Tracey. Mrs z. II.
Knott, Mrs. Geo. Webbcr. julia
kreish. Geo. Williamson, W +.
Kyle. II. ). Dyke. l., h
Lee, Joseph 7.
Persons calling for Letters In the above list
will please say advertised and give date.
CHAs. ID. PAHKs. Postmaster
La Junta tribune., 1900-07-28
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

Tns merchant who advertises
only when business is good, is apt
to find the time between seasons
gre longer and longer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01
HOWARD IS SENTENCED.
Motion for u New Trial Oyerrulcd by
.Iudye sInntrill.

Frankfort, kv., Oct. 1.-The motion
for a new trial in the case 81 James
Howard Vas soveiruled by Judge Cam
trill land Howard Was sentenced 10 hang
December Iii was agreed that the at
torneS should be allowed TO file the bill
of exceptions in the appeal 70 the court
of appeals any time between now and
the third week in October.
Howard did not weaken o., appear
iagitated when the solemn sentence of
stl.eFcourts consigning him to the GALLONS
was pronounced upon, hut in answer 10
the usual question of the cour, why
sentsnce should not be pronounced, ne
said in firm clear Voice; II am inno-
cent.
In ogerruliag HoWard's motion for a
new trial the court said he did not con-
s'!der any of the matters sat up IN the
aftidaNits of the defense as sufficient to
cause q nav trial. The atiidavits Of the
defsils,s attacking the Qualifications of
several of the jurors had been fully off
SGT by counter athdavits filed by the
prosecution. But as to the admission Of
one bit of testimony the court was in
doubt az to whether the defendants
rights had not been prejudiced thru the
ruling. admitting ii Was in accordance
With decisions, of the court of appeals.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01

concealed disappointment, and altho
there shas been no positive evidence
Identifying democratic leaders with the
strike movement, there Is no doubt that
the present time was employed in order
to take advantage of the political tens
sion of the country
unmistakable signs have been OBJ
served on all sides in the east that anti
Imperialism as an issue has been re-
moved as a strong factor to a purely
academic proposition. But republican
orators are Kidding every imperiaiistic
charge brought against the administra-
ton. What is more significant is that
the great preponderance of sentiment in
the east is in favor of the holding of the
Philippines. AS a bait to catch applause
the cry of We'll hold the Philippines
at any cost is the most effective.
Groans and misses greet the .'scuttle,
idea. Alsho the Porto Rico constitu-
tional issue is worked by the demo-
Gratis, it does not appear to command
l1f.1,i ar ron
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01
GUARANTY OF REFORMS.

London, Oct. 1.-The appointment of
Lord Roberts TO succeed Lord Nolse-s
ley as Communicated chief of the Brit
5ish army had all along been expected.
hut the official announcement. made
last night, can only be regarded, in
View of the general election, as a clever
political maneuver.
# With Lord Roberts as commandments
chief the question OF appointing a new
secretary of war will be reduced in inn
sportance, as the very fact of the hero
sof the South African campaign being in
supreme command of the nilitar.
forces will in itself be a guaranty of
war Office reforms.
Lord Wolseley ii is well known could
two or three years ago have had the
governor generalship OF Canada. but
on account Of the eMig encies OF military
affairs at the time he did Hot see his
Way to resign the communicating in
chief. Had he done 50 the appointment
would have gone 10 the duke of Com
Enaught. Nov, however. the queens son
Will have To be content with his pres
5snt office of commander of the forces in
Ireland.
Cen Butler should succeed Lord Rob-
serts III South Africa. He viii be the
senior officer there when the field mar
shal leaves and there are several ethers
Who rank before Kitchener.
3 j
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01

we have display the marvellous show
ing OF fine Brocaded Silks Satns Fine Printed Warp
Silks
fine 7ane (satn9 finish Black
You
We men Of the
abrcs nore in detail
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01
GOLD MEN REJECT BRYAN.
Wisconsin sound Money Democrats
Coming To Sunno ri of Nick tnIcy

Wisconsin Sound Money Democrats
Coming to support of Mckinley.
Milwaukee. Oct. 1.-There is a decided
movement among the gold democrats of
this city and thruout the state to come
over in a body to the support of Fresi-
dent Mckinley. During the. last few
S:aSs number of the noss influential
of the old line democrats of this city
openly declared them selves in favor of
8the republican nominees and opposed to
BrNanism. They explain that Bryan
stands today for silver j lust as he did in
1870 and claim there is great danger ii
he is elected that there Will be a free.
coinaseSlaW enacted.
John johnson, q leading democrat and
the cashier of the Wisconsin Fire and
Marine bank Will perside at a meeting
10 be held here Tuesday, to be addressed
by Speaker Henderson. Mr. Johnston
VAS ont; of the lenders of the democratic
party for almost a quarter of a Gems
fury. He still claims he is !. democrat,
but believes 1t is the duty of every loyal
man to stand by President Mckinley.
Alfred Jones, anothersof the old time
slsaders and the president of the North
Nisss,ern National Fire Insurance Com
pany, says:
II am a democrat and will remain a
Democrat, but | will do all can. 10 help
elect Mckinley. and / believe a majority
of the gold democrats Will do likewise.
~ believe the patriotism of the country
Will elect Mckinley. Both parties drove
him into wal'. and they Will sustain him
sin What he has done lacannot swallow
the Chicago platform, free silver. or any.
ef the other isms Which they have.
row
Hugh Ryan, one Of the most promi-
asllt members of the Milwaukee bar
and who. the democrats claimed would
stump tllruout The state in this. interest
u tn democratic party, said: NO. sir;
snail make no speeches, in behalf of the
Democratic party If vote at all my
vete will be cast for Mckinley and
Rncs,=yelt"
F'rink NJ. Hoyt. a lew years a go chair
man Of the Democratic county Central
COMMITTEES, and another leading attor-
ney said: am going TO vote for Me-
kinney. and if they want me 10 T. will
work for Mckinley. The silver ssue is,
Of course, the Vital ssue. ! regard Bry-5
an 81 a assertion thai if elected he Will call
AN extraordinary session Of congrFss
and begin an administration along the
lines Of his own ideas 10 be significant
and threatening. If he is elected there
will be. a panic. in my opinion, to which
the panic Of 80 was but chiid's play"
/ James G. F'lander, r. E. Chaplin.
Washington Becker, b. b. Hopkins. a
T. Cary. Robert Nunnanlacher, Herman
I Nunnemaehsr. Fred T. Coll Dr.
l#lSletzseh and Alvin Kletzsch. an promi-
i3nent in professionals ard business circles
iof this city. are democrats who also
I have reptIdiated Bryan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01
SALISBURY AND CHINA.
Dimculty in Arriving Mt an Agree
Incnt--Ihc EocI.-NN

~ 60 l &
London Oct. Lord Salisbury needs
Ito be in iii condition fos Work, fot the
lsC'hinese question il battling the energies
t9ef the trained diplomacy Of Gilristsn-
dom. The press, here Is, utterly b4Nild-A
serea, and the leader writer's are without
knoWledg e ofsNhat i:'sleails going on IN
The foreign office II IS generally be
lived that the situation viii be clearsd
,issx. week by he presentation of the
British reply 70 6iarmanSs, proposals
land by the arrival Of Count Won Nader
see al iegilin, Where he MI naturally " ess
f,ect clear and explicit Instructions from
Z mis- severe gil.
Tae fact that Lord Salisbury. = reply
lis f@id back Is parity explained by pos
Ilitical exigencies here, but ii is also.
tSprobable that he IS unable 10 support
j The German elnpsrorss drastic proposal
Tor the surrender Of the leaders IT the
1 anti-fcretgn movement, and seeking 10
provide some substitute for it upon
Which tbs powers may agree.
There ara some; keen observers n and
lout Of the English press who perceive
1.-THE risks and futili,y of a policy which
Will strengthen the empress hold upon
! the loyalty Of her SUBJECTS and enable.
4 Russia TO befriend her. Russia has all
ready secured Manehnria. and naturally
lis in positionfor obstructing the designs
lpf other powers and protecting the cm-'
ilsresa against the CONSEQUENCES OF her
/ misdeeds
The effects OF the prolonged strain of
excitement over the war IN South Africa
i are revealed in the conduct uf the gen
Ieral elections. There are evidences of
nervous irritablity and nightiness Of
minds on all sides. The Leader Of the
jopppstion has come dangerously near
giving Chamberlain the lie direct and
/ the ministers, themselves seen stale and
not In good form for an appeal 10 the
| electors
The tfnionist press is fidgeting over
\ ways and nesansfor rallying the imper-
lialis,is, when in reality there is no cause
\ for alarm on that score. The imperial
lists areralling, but not in a single polit-
zical camp. They have raised their
standard at liberal az we'll as unionist
! headauarters, and have obtained con-
1 troll Of both parties.
Meanwhile the unionist press is clam
oring for the reconstrucdon of the cab
I met, for some definite program of
army reform. and even for the restora-i
ton of public confidence in the eff
|scieny of the feet. Lord Robertashas been
| nominated for secretary of war by one
! leading journal, and Lord Salisbury is
| warned by his most loyal supporters In
| the press that the country needs, a posi-
| tive assurance that the old cabinet
gang must be turned out. new men put
| into the right places, and the military.
and naval. SERVICES organized not for
4 peace but for effective warfare.
These Nagariea of judgment are signs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01
In Fine black Wool Goods We Sell
prie stlcy's Cavenettes.

In all black fabrics nothing SO
marks the highest achievement in
manufacture as a cloth that will
not spot or shrink and whose black
color is black, absolutely black and
absolutely fast. The Priestly Fab
rics, especially those which have.
been treated TO asecret process calls
ed cravenetting are thus made.
These goods are waterproof, water
will really run Off instead Of soak
ING. in and Of course they will not
spot or shrink. They come in allthe
different styles OF texture and have.
the satin or Panne finish so much
sought after this year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01

!. Z =
selection of Lord Lansdowne'a successor
in the war Office Military cliquea are
deeply Interested in keeping the control
of the army in their own hands. and
there 10 bitter opposition to Chamber
lain. This IL a fine tribute to his adj
ministrative energy and intlexible Will.
The liberals. without intending to do
50. are srrengt hening the hands Of
Chamberlain by the ferocity of their att
stacks upon him. His Importance in-
creases when he is singled out as the
evil genius Of the unionist party. and his.
associates are passed over with cynical
contempt az amiable mediocrities, and
when election IS over HIS grip upon the
cabinet and strongholds Of power Will
be stiffened
This is the season when mothers are
alarmed on account % Group. 1t 10
quickly cured by One Minute Cough
Cure, which children Ike to take. All
druggists. ss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01
ROBERTS Army CHIEF
The Field Marshal in South Africa
Succeeds Wolseley as Com.
mander.in. Chief
Appointment Means Reform In the
British Army Promotion
For Butler.
salisbury's Difficult Task in Chi
nese Affair The British Elsc.
ton Results.

London. Oct. Lit is officially an
snounced that Lord Roberts has been
appointed commandments Of the
British army.
sunday was Lord Roberts birthday.
Altho the fact that the appointment
had been made was already known, the
formal announcement is hailed by the
aunioaist party as a welcome pledge
that the army reorganization viii be
carried out in the most effective man
ner.
II is beginning 10 be recognized that
something MAS needed To give strength
to the unionist campaign. Accolding-
5ly semi official announcements are out
that MIR. George WNndhani, pariilmen-
stary under secretary of state fo. Wal,
in his speech at Derby this evening
Will outline the governments scheme of
army reforms. and that the War office
is arranging With Lord Roberts for the
return OF a large portion Of the army
in south Africa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01
We Are Sole Agents. Tor Iowa d :
Bonnet's Black Silks

For several years we have been
exclusive agents for the State OF
Iowa OF the Celebrated Black Silks
made by e. y. Bonnet & Gle, Lyons,
France. These silks were awarded
q gold medal and q grand prix at
the Paris exposition. We guarantee.
every yard Of these silks for color,
finish and durability, and will re-
place any that fail in these require
ments. While we have been giving
this broad guarantee forthese goods
for years it is q fact that needs no
other proof Of their value that we
have not only never had to replace
q yard, but have never heard q
complaint. How is that7
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01
ASK to 'See Samples Of the : =
pannc Finish on Wool.

In colored Wool Goods no shrewd
judge ola good thing could overlook
the new Panne or satin finish. The
cloth looks like fine satin, but what
1 is alwaysa good thing II warmer,
more generally useful and a great
deal more durable. The new Pastel
Shades are all the 90 this year
especially the shades Of the new
color vieux Rose. These fabrics are
the right thing forreception gowns
Our lines Of goods for tailor suits
are also very wide in range and
correct in texture and color. Send
for samples.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01
NEW YORK ELECTION BETTING.
Illinois Man Nyasers $4,000 10
$4,000 Mckinley VIII Win.

New York, Oct. 1.-Joseph Ellwood, OF
/ loelsaib, ILL.,. who is in he city, has bet
$4,000 against 5000 nat Mckinley viii
Izbe elected. Bell & CO., brokers. fur
lnished the Bryan end of the money
| f'ayns.5t2 Van Antwerp, brokers, offer to
bet $1,000 even that Mckinley will have
10000 plurality in this state
Edward 5Wasserman, On the stock ex-
lchange, offered to bet $4,000 to $4,000
that the republicans will carry Illinois
The offer brought crowd Of brokers
together, bui they all wanted to- bet the
same way.
Ihere were several responses To the
inquiry flru Cooper, Cranp & BeadIes-
ht0n as to whether, an offer of $5.0 900 to
$4,000 that Bryan Will carry Kentucky,
Indiana and Illinois could be placed.
Several parties said they would take
the bet, ard then the principal, who de-
sired to see whether it would be taken
or not. said that he would withdraw.
Robbed the Grave.
A startling incident is narrated by
John Oliver. of Philadelphia, as follows:
II was in an awful condition. My skin
was almost yellow. eyes sunken. tongue
coated. pain continually in the back and
sides, no appetite, growing weaker day
by day. Three physicians had given me
up. Then was advised to use EIec-
trio Ritters. To my great joy the first
bottle made a decided Improvement /
continued their use for three weeks and
am now well man. I know they
robbed the grave Of another victim.' No
one should fail to try them. Only 50
cents, guaranteed, at George p Powers
drug store.
The best method Of cleansing the liver
is the use Of the famous little pills
known az DeWitt.s Little Early Risers
Easy to take. Never grippe. All drug
gists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01
:, LACES Are the RAGE -
Perhaps the greatest change in style

Perhaps the greatest change in styles Of
making up gowns is the employment Of great
Of laces many STYLES Of
employed gown. laces are 81 all
kinds. from the heavy Arabans the dainty
sAll-Overs connection with da-
Ions, bands, insertions appiques One OF the chic
effects this year is to bright colored
with Bolero, or better jacket Of lace This
color that the envy 81
every
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01

We made it our special business this year
as always in the past to secure the very finest
Silks Goods be had at each price.
We purchased large same
mills Silks that
Paris Exposition There's a rich line OF Brocaded
Sinks among them, think the finest
have They made with plain colored
the colorof the figures and the plain color
ed silks are covered the ex-
tren1e simple richness.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01
EAST IS FOX Nl,KISLEY.
Democrats Have Lost All Confidence
~. n In Sf.ates-

X
Democrats Have Lost All Confidence
of Winning n Eastern states.
Washington, Oct. l.-Threatened with
collapse and benumbed by lethargy, the
scattered democratic forces in the east
are struggling against tremendous odds
{ while the presidential election is only
Z five weeks distant. A remarkable
change has come over the doubtful re-
country within the last fortnight Ma
ryiand, West Virginia. New Jersey and
+ Connecticut are now counted upon con-
fdently Cor Mckinley. Free silver has
been forced to the foreground by the re-
publicans as a menace which is still as
live as in 1896. Imperialism is reiegated
to the company of dead issues paraded
by the Democratic party. In fact, the
eastern contingent of loyal Bryanites il;
in full retreat, and even Bryan's pres
/, ence in New York next month Will not
serve to rally the broken ranks.
Gold democrats will align themselves
4 on McKinley's side in November, as in
1896. The conversion to Organism of
such democrats as Richard Olney VIII
( lam l.. Wilson, Bourke Cochran, James
Campbell and Johnson Camden has not
made any appreciable Impression upon
{. the gold wing Of the democracy. Dur
4 ing the last two weeks such influential
democratic journals as the Philadelphia
I Record have deserted Bryan and with
frankness admitted that Organism Is
more dangerous to the country's well
fare than Imperialism as practiced by
the republican administration. and an
nounce themselves in favor of the re-
4 election Of President Mckinley The
best democratic element in the east is
4 now cherishing the one hope that this
election will finally remove Bryan and
4 his specious theories of government
from future consideration, and that the
old democratic party grandly arising
Z from the wrecks of two consecutive de-
feats, will represent once more the prin-
ciples which will solidify the true de-
Smocracy.
Approaching settlement of the an
thracite Miners strike deprives demo-
Gratis OF another opportunity which they
were preparing to make the most Of.
{ 1t IL not doubted that politics cuts quite
a figure In bringing the miners and OPP
orators to terms; but the republicans
sjustify themselves on the ground that.
!. no matter what may be the motive,tile
i end sattatned is commendable inasmuch
4 - the dahgers Of bloodshed, starvation
ana suffering are averted. the demo-
\ Gratis. iohgthe other hand viey the ces-
eatiOn OF the strike movement with ILL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-30

Last Night at Fourth Street NJ. e.
Church-An Excellent Sermon in
which DR.. Sooy Stated His Opinion
In Regard to the W0man's Suf-
frage Question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-30
COURTESY TO TRAMPS.

How n New Rule Works Among the
II. Il o. Employees.
The new rule requiring trainmen to
use only the most serupulous politeness
in ejecting tramps or Others who re-
fuse to pay fare on the trains is, bound
to cause some trouble. A faithful uni
formed servant of the B. & o., on the
Wheeling division, attempted to obey
the rules when he found two tramps
on the blind baggage car. He had the
train stopped without jolt at a place
where there was a green sward and
many attractive landscape features.
says the Pittsburg Post.
Then he went forward and taking on
his cap bowed politely to the knights
of the road and said. Pardon me, gem
tlemen, but i am under the painful nee
essity of informing you that 1t is
against the rules to ride on the plat
forms, and we are not permitted to
carry passengers who have not got
tickets or passes, so would respectfully
beg and solicit. that you step down,
and | will have brakeman assist you
to yonder grassy hammock, where you
can bask in the brilliant sunshine and
watch the trains rush by. Believe me.
sirs, this is a painful duty to perform,
and kindly accept my heartfelt regret
Of being obliged by the requirements OF
my humble calling to beg you to de-
part so that we can proceed with our
train"
The two grizzly buns hesitated for
a moment, cycling the conductor quiz
zically, and then they walked down aud
stood in amazement watching the uni
formed man as he motioned to the en-
gineer to go ahead. Then one Of them
was heard to say: well, I'll be hen
kicked and chewed by doves and
scratched by humming birds, II this 10
not one of the most polite roads in the
United States.