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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
Whole Town VIII Turn Gus 10 Re
cciYe C!arI'. Team TburSday.

EiEI ELI' SFaiiNI.
l1ttsburg. pa. sept. I7.-Th- Tittsburg
hal club on its arrival from the East next
Thursday morning VIII be warmly well
conel. public banquet at New-l's Hotrl
was arranged i"r to-day by Mayer ". II
Drihl of Ii,tSbG:E and pre-iIeat William l.
Nusun cr tEc iitt~tgrE : tr,k Exchange.
Mh" hhS been appointed chairman OF tue
reception Commute. Chairman Muslin,
win twenty Hei.-her-- Of ile O. CrGEui:Jt.e
VIII i'aE- 'lcFhtrs Tomorrow night ID q
sp"ciai tf~iE Ia bring the club oa NeLE.@-
DAY night
The =. y. I:. band aiI Had Thursdays
PROCESSION nr.n tH" depot yS Nswlifs. The
Nhu." town EH- G,.2 i.tv.;td 10 STE the ball
p!ry".S east breakfast.
N-Ut"is OF a.. local stock change VIII
pay ait balls. s TED -tsu from New, York
tonight says that t.s afternoon at con-
terence r'iU'a Manager Clark. AMI his
players. u h'lI IHy EIS arranged ;Yr PiJ.7-
HIf& 1Et.s tN- season closed Wagner viii
trJ 70 break the record for io:s Gi-J.4ce
i' owing. UGiir Clarke. Beaumont and Tan
Hthil Hl.i -.tt.n O. f.I--. ,uGGI-, 81 aut. as
10 wip a. -st .-r-r ta. ras-- The quick
,-,- E-aHm".- v-L- meet ali ,swaEs T.. 4
E..HiE.I t1rf Ga-r
: I.-~ u,. t..r an-.a.L whether -his viii
II before uI after t'- genes y..tH brooklyn
Tor tn. gold cup g.-rE. and Jc, k'H,- mad
meeting Regarding this series "a New
York
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
WEBSTER DAVIS Il ILLINOIS.
Told a Monster Crowd at FreePOrr
Why He Is Smnpor:ing nr:nn.

Frecport. IL. Sept. T.-Webstey Davis,
late First Assistant Secretary Of the Tn
terror, addressed a moasyer meeting here
tonight. unde. the auspices Of the D=n.0c-
racy. He defended hs course in Teslsn;ng,
saying the election CT Bryan was absolutely
necessary to get rid OF a dangerous clement
iu the country. ana +. referring ro the
PHILIPPINES question said.
Dewey. Wheeler. General King and n zry
others who visited them say the Fiiiujnps
have more intelligence and are more capable
Of ssIf-goveTnmeu. than ths CIhnrS. Wh~
then, sh suld they not be accorded the same
treatment Why shoul! We stand for liberty
and self-goverrmeEt for She Cutsrs and for
slavery and oppre Ssion for the FtliEluos?'
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
EL01D POlS0g CURED Forever,

My special treatment for this dis
ease Is practically the result of my
life work and IS iHd rssd by the best
Faysicians e.. thie .ud foreign conn
tries IL coHtsi1S no LarEs rous drugs
NJ: injurious mFIir!I eS of any ki..d.
II goes 70 the very bottom Of the dis.
ease, and forces out every particle Of
impurtty. Soon every siEn and svfYu-
E0m disappear completely and for
ever. The blood. the tissue, the fe-i1
the bones and the Who'll sFsfs-~, ar
cieansed. purified and restored 70 re--
feet health. and the patient pre.S-,f
tffz 20
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18

tgmili.s.
W nile the PAGERS are considered, 'ne most
rehldfkah!e fact bTUu-ht out - ihat Hot
one OF lhe mCney-winnerS l. OF tue t.l"c-
EYne"r family. Twelve Of the PAGERS are
likes; fourteen belong TO other branches
OF the H2mbietOHian family ana eight are
nealrers of other tribes.
Ihe list Of winners Of races N the biz
circuit affords another line on the various
ianiieS. The Wilkes tribe IS C.s tlted with
thlTty-tWo trottiHC races and thirty pacing
races. The tlcCtioueyrS won fourteen trot-
tirs races and only ore pacing race. other
branches Of the HambictOuian family iGr-
hished the winners Of ten trott!ES races ard
tWtHI N-SeNen pacing races. ana horses out
stoS the lIamhletonian family won fourteen
tottns races and nineteen pacing races.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
STRUCTURE P4lHLE5SLY REMOVED

Ny cure diSsoirrs the Si-i~tn-9
completely. and removes every or
Strg. ton from the urinary T.Lsssgs.
aiays al Inflammation, stops tv-rr
unnatural discharge. rcd .lco= me
prostate gland when enlarged cleans
- and brais tbe tIIaie- and Ei!uovs
WI trrlLatcG or c0uGestea. In
Nico-1t"S the sexual ovgsrs and -.-
stores health and sound. ess 20 ayerv
rart .: the body affected By the dis
sa=.s
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
nasToN Sc. CHICAGO IL,
HeRuenters Outpiayed the Aunrchists
In Ixsn t;nmcs CT HOme.

HUsf|u. Mass. Sept. i7.-b0st0n took two Eaflles
from Chicago to-day. In the hIst game Grif IN
was easy after the second inning. hlins In
IS nus r IN the fourth inning and Dexter finished
,H,. aams In the second game chicago out
!utt,G B,st"n. bu: lost through inability to for
- ~ the b@se runners Mccarthy made a sen
: t-ri.,-.I catch OF a lOrg A. IRON Hamiltons bat
en- rt.. ssvenrh irU.n.- Attendance. l>N score:
FIRST GAME
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
fOtNG LEADS ALL TmIRLERs.
Percentage OF Runs Scored ca Cy Is
::...ti.

II viii no doubt be 4 surprise 20 81. Louis
Fans 10 leara that i Cardinal leads the
League at any style of playing. but il Is.
nevertheless. d 1ac,. that IN gEe last az
fetal averages given OK = Young leads
All pitchers, igursuG or lac bass q: runs
scored 70 thu gg ne ana iUC,udiHE only
tLusc Who have UIJ-heI fifteen battles CT
more. tOUng = record, figured "a tais way,
D. q games ps-ytI. lgl .U--- scored. an aver
aSe ot 5.-5 20 Jls game, Or - better tnda
the second nm, Lever. Ci tIt-SuuiS. ~
has LiyeI - bases ou balls ana struck out
81 men.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18

sl.e~. out for running out q line.
It.r.., "a D . = q .-.
,.r...4r1 ...........s - % y O. % t. J-l
Es-rsf -'rz-fi.sty $ Chicago J. JWn-"a!"
Lsfs. .snIv I. Home runs-ls'ig -. rs Az !.
:;i. u Irr s-Is-uE 1. Double pltys-Not "rn;ck.
10 lbs ari Ee-l-y J. Sacrifice hitE iarEc L
VA s,.. u,l hal-s-t.T Nichols = UT Griffith :. Ht
" pifr!td halis-StrauE :. Love !. Struy out
Iy,- t;riu.1 4 Tlms-pns hour am ttty -hve MN
u;ss J-mpir~-Eus!,e.
SECOND GAME.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
My CsEaIIea Ceg:d I
Rave Been No Verse.

di&me no good was Zc
time my hair cane out, uicr
throat and mouth, rsy body
with copper Co.ored sp.v:c
sores. / suffered severely ia,
10 my shoulders and arms.
have been no worse ; only ta'
can understand nv suHeTir
lost eli hope Of ever being
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
TURF coNGuE>s MEETING.
Hnuy Abuses Exist Which Require
Nmcr ric.im Mn.lN-. nrnmH. Atientinn.

Jn['ih ) Murphy .EI ltphtrt Aul nI N.
-! Louis Fair Association tcpt'iod la-t
/ tir N':,!i''E iuri '''-f'r-' "Ai.': Tx ;
Place N"'H' day t.l~ meeting l'i'H'---S
'ih,.. .'.a Man. F'-'- Ni' 1G ,, I,Ntz,''
-..'- j.. " officers HiL u' e'-'.t'I. lhrtt ar
many l'"i4i i"'n; tiiIH'h VINO u. h't llltk
4l-.L '-I tytl tg'l-i So VIII S"'FiN" ~.
,',lilh- it-. ne, --Hs. ~" l2iE j. IL F"!Ghl,:fS
%. ".N'ii'l@ttiaH- It. exists Simply as "a matter
oi sr., m.ut between the Northern, SCUM
'ta ana N'=tern tracks. Hhe II :: iisEt Dc
t"''l- tHHt (. .Anai Hr r'lu,y 10 the salif-
- i'ru "t every n'u\. 'iv N.itt.'-v 's'tH''
SiHr 10 Art ItpnE without tHt @rpirsa'r-
Htt".'' N'itpiii. |ioa ':al nous 10! IN al IN
t'--'.i,i "''4 i-o-iSNlIie- 'He men I':-t
h1'!,-t age az I.oeA! j" cr-'t9l ul IN
""i KING tLl uL tHt 'riSEtr[. ifrHn-C =
is-hea i.f s'-d a split is .istie 10 occur
ms No''.d be- uul"i'' ''a"'e ~ any govern
abe 60 anarchy. 50 .l is hoped that the
t-.-ita N4'' A't ui~. Owe bHi I-Lhii ca.
Ir4'9t To- teroi"c an, nue., . o. 'ins
''--. +-' more f'llt-+i''"tiSS t"i. ot
E'N'I.'i,"-. 81 tHv hi -ttii rulers -'N"ie
Any OF -. it ill..t 10 i'--'0'- L.rh E, .'ll'4~7
O. a., people D4.St d"tl'y Interested in the
Wig S..A1utt~ 1'rtt.' attention. one
'it..-e t.'..i si."N'A 81 fanny bt hi4t Is '"
atA' secretaries more latitude ~: Ji, e!sro-
..'ton OK g.-.H 'H!,t. ne Hlli.iiunn -
- tilg am HLt Hth .h oaiil "hIii us ~
!s'H5 eh'u.d e.Italni> Hut 'c lowered. n't
sc '-ti-tei.- % any l''th -'''U!E Dt NJ
LaM'A u aFporDnI 10 a. circumstance
might &tEf'a.t. ihis COARSE would tnul
Il" H"lor"lF "n the owners % tuW-ri1SS
'"is'~. ".l h'Ai! IdlH'l Hth'tt ihun. I
t'W s,tirt.tf5.> af, iua,h To max" races iyF
ltt,lf Niht OK caIti- "h'n titt amount tfa
"l!lhtt t"tt| IS 'he same =" . N"'t-''ii~S
.ihi.iial -ti.i- Tor J'n' WING 4 much Nff1er
..l-h. y ti> con -Ss.ot : mace. - ru!e
i'-l ~ 't'Sj HaI inc -"Era money SArUd
t.h cay, or possibly Htit-t SUN, each week
rr I'N' .rd 70 races 81 q mile Or over Noai4
q. t'hthciaL
~" J4thtE fuisa:iec = 2Tntter EVIL tnaL
i!.'@ht ue au1tca 'y i'-'-ia.t'e action
american boys can 'i4c. as iEty GriHui.-
stIal"i IN other countries unde. different
c"a.!-. .oE-. hGt h.'y. where rsciHe i IN
N..tahfL carried on IN the tnNirnnS ot iaf-c
youths WIN W'l.-inea rockets are s." great
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
~ class. p4s.HE. purse ss.H-
Hei Stacking. tT. -. BY trys Brown
MAJOR GREER N STRAIGHT HEATS.
Pcnchaut Horse Had No Trouble Win
ming ;t Fort WAYNE.

Fort Wayne, IND. : pt. 1.-THE cold wave
spo!.eG tho inst day OF the Ked Ribbon
meeting and only TWO races OF the three
scheduled were pulled of. The ESQ jrot
ami the 2:il pace were both won BY favor
lies. The 2li pace saw exciting finishes in
the second and fourth heats. In the first
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18

1871 EL.I S.FILlIa
Nevada. Mo sept. f-.--Jcrn 4. Lee. Dem
ocratic candidate for Li-Iruusu- Governor
Of Missouri. addressed large aGlisu . here,
this evening under the auspices o: The
Nevada Bryan and Stevenson Club. MANY
ladies were among his auditors.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18

THe one-Gay complimentary badges TO
kiuioCk Park having been GOUngerfa.tud, no
one-Lay badges will be honorei from this
day forward. By order
JOSEPH II. LUCAS.
President Kinluck PARK Jockey club.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18

Milwaukee. Wis. sept. r.--rarks had the yis-
tors az his mzrcy 70 q sy. allowing them only
three sIrsisa- hs fielding on br,s sides vus
lcst'. bus TIE cat-iifs Eh.ca y.rc !nt-l- IN the
ted rs NaldC = sud iJ,HeTns were well done
At,enr!aE- ?. -. Scol-:-
So, II. n. L.
Cleveland ...---. II . al !
iattcuesi &iiwaHken. sparks and SPIES; Cieye-
tAEt. BrRk.ins and Lross
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18

Elrst RsCe-WaJeT crest, Rcau, Oliver I
Second !laCe -- BJwulea4JeI, MInluu Homo.
ErE.I.
FH.rd Race-EI Uaney. Rollins. wal!ec.
Fourth E:Ce-sUbLHitg. DaTalic-. Asa<a
F-I,L ILace--f-sIiy Hir1. Laureate. Peter pE-
r,s8.
s!xlh Race-Neeklace. Harry nEke OIL
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
Chicago 2. In,EianapcIt. l.

Chicago. sept l7--Chioa-1 wan t--d.y.s gam,
.y tr'iJr ai.-arourd i-aG- -Deuzer pitched a Elyi
Eafrc. bai trais h.i1o run Was the feature. an
cold wcttE,r Lel down t-e .tt-r.tluy. and at
iect,d ths Visitors ue'dins. A.teadaa .. ID.
Scurt:
Irdiar apoiis ..-. . 0-i (
Ch-r. cu ..-...g - .-s U
Batteries: !ndauaro!is. hcllgIu ami Hesydo1;
l..l.El. Il. NJ. ~. H..I-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
Totals IS : 7=7ii o. :

.Tsnney out for stah,s interference.
,zait2H ,o, ...:,,...:..::.:o ...:,..:::...:o sSiS odj
t,aruol jurisdiction 4. chicago l. Iwg.hase
+ -.;tr4rR /. Three base hits-Tenrey l. Home
rtl1lz- sullivan I. Megtes / stolen has"s-i, n
,.5i+ps Duffy / Bases bHlls-Dif Wi.!iS
rF t-aII5hau Z StTuch CUi-By Willis 2. hv
T4ilI1ar /. Fial-s-W4Hi@ / T!ns-Ou. hour ana
t..rty-three minutes. Jmp.re-Etnslie.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18

t..tued runs Cincinnati |, Philadelphia :. Two
t.ss hts I,,icpauJy !. Thrte-bass hit--l.a Joio
/ home ruus-i;asr-tJ !. 81 len bsSps--illr.cy
l Double playS-AlcF arland and Ia .Iuie !. Isft
-, la~,s-t rriunati /. 4ni.adeil hla , First base
on balls-tiS BIAtenstein :. OF OTth ]. tint by
Tt..rrr-l.a JtacN struck out-By Breitensttin
8 ~ OTth J. Passed ba.ls-Peitz !. Tiine-Ons
tJuI and tfty minutes; Cnp.Ie-HTst.
SfSDND CANE.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
ALL REFLEX Cl.EASES DISAPPEAR

Many ailments are reflex, orJginat-
Ing from other diseases For in
stance sexual weakness comes from
NGriCuCeie or Structure. :rnfIr-r-
able blood and bone diseases. fasul.
from contagious tairts H. the sys-
lem, or p;.ys'-al and mental decline
frequently follow iinDotcr.y In
treating diseases of any kind | a
ways cure the effect as well as the
calse.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18

Although Patsy Donovan does not head
the list ~ b-Se running iie should. as be
has done ~ tar the Uvzt wuTl. on the ba-a
and - second. Sa-C@Aafu Is first WIN ;Neu-
ty-,Eo stolen bases n EIiy--Wc Sdnl,s. a
percentage of -. while l. .royau follows
hJa with th-rty-Biue petty larCrUies In nine
,y-f"uE tncs, and . percentage Of ID, or
elSLi behind the BrqgkIyn player. AS the
81. Louis right Fielder has played almost
twice as many games Is the basc-runn4ns
leader. he mas reauy done the hest Work.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
PHILADELPHIA t-;, CINCINNATI 2-t.
aMukcrs Field Work Was Too Fast
for the Reds.

,at riaved today by C.aclnnatl ami fhiladel-
rha. "a, locals winning botR. rn.isdeiIbis.s =
Inc !u IN. Held WAS fast, Crusss work pcing
,yra,t.araily bril- lat Dunn's pitching was
n. st.yf.I. Attenj1rc &c. 4I7i score:
FIRST GAME
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18

one Of the broWuS who made Th-Es. base
bali very Gis.ntertStirE At Sp1EtSrual'S
Park III the season Of iS-S. has been signed
TO ilnisn the National 1.as2I.. season with
the Cincinnati team. lie vi. h. protts.. /
Dy Manager ShcLts.lLc of the Phi is If Al
lens raeE win any games with HALEY tn
center The Quaker claims that Harley
cannot play with "Ciory." as he WAS paid
for the entire American League seas n In
speaking of the threatened protest, Man
aEeT Allen said:
Il don't see that q protest by the Phiia-
oelphIa ciCD viii carry much weight. Har-
ley was paiI u. 70 the ead Of the American
League season and allowed to 80 home
That should not bar him fGuTn finishing the
season with any NdtIGn14 Lelrue team,
even though he has played game or two
before the g,ade " the America League
season, which Is TJ- sday. Players from
minor league clubs are Tried cut by Ma
tiSDai League clubs each year after ,he
close OF the minor league scds-u, and Hal-
isys case j. not different from any others
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
lNnmsns CITY :. nuna!o 1.

Kansas Gity. NO. Sept. II.-EIrcrs by Keer5vin
AMI i-i'E8cGeT ere responsible Tor Buiitlg's 10
i.Jr tc-aay- Jlh.cn w-- IN Tcs form. ana the
l., me L an p.t5ud IN erlor!. - game. Attend
snse. 5cy- score.
y. n. =
Kansas city. % ID 10 D
Buffalo ....- .-....J IL s .
TaJtcrtss. Kansas CITY, 6 bsCn and NcSfauus;
Euuaio. Hooker and Scht.ck.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18
keRR0-SExUkL DEBILITY CURED.

NV cure fOr weak men stops every
drain Of visor and builds uy the mus
cular ard nervous system. uuriHcs
ana enyichss the blood. cle4uses and
heals the bladder and kidneys. in
FiSoTateS III. ;iyeT, rpvives the
spirits, bTiShteHs the intellect, a,rd.
EbcVe ard beyond all. rest1--s the
wasted power Of seNual nlanhnnl
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-18


/ decided 10 try s. 5. s,
but must confess / had
little faith left in any
medicine After taking
the third bottle I noticed
a change In my coudi-
tion. This was itcly cu-
coursgiHg. and I deter
mined TO gire s. s. s =
thorough trial. From
that timc thcimpTove-
mcrt was rapid s. :. ).
seemed 10 Il We the dis
ease comulctely rnder
control the sc-cs and
ulcers healed and ! was
soon free from all signs
of the disorder; I have
been strong and healthy
La Junta tribune., 1900-07-11
ases,.er =. otsee c..s,.

Upon the application Of George
Ross Levin, Judge Allen on Mon-
day appointed Albert Allen receiver
for the Otero Canal Company, says
the Denver Republican. In max
ing his application for = receiver
ship, George Ross-Lewin also
asked ! $4,000 judgment to reim-
buTse him for monies which he
says he has been obliged to pay to
keep the corporation alive. Out
Of 400 Of 81, 600 bopds issued by
the company to build the canal,
Nj. Ross-Lewin holds I5o He
says that for the last Eve years the
company has been allowed to 60
70 fuin. A. 10 quorum of stock
holders OF directors has been
within the state iof msny years he
aeked that : receiver be sppointed
La Junta tribune., 1900-07-11
Good Cough Medicine.

Many thousands have been re-
stored to health and happiness BY
the use OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. If afflicted with any
throat or lung trouble, give il a
trial for IT is certain to prove bene-
fetal. Coughs that have resisted
all other treatment for years, have
yielded to this remedy and perfect
health been restored. Cases that
seemed hopeless, that the climate
OF famous health resorts failed to
benefit, have been permanently
cured by its use. For sale BY
kemper & Terrill.
La Junta tribune., 1900-07-11
se.. R.m.dy 10, ssem.en rro.bl..

II have been in the drug bust
ness for twenty years and have
sold most all Of the proprietary
medicines Of any note. Among
the entire list ! have never found
anything TO equal ChamberIain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy for all stomach and bowel COM
plants, says o. w. Wake field, of
Columbus, Ga. This remedy
cured two severe cases OF cholera
morbus in my family and ] have
recommended and sold hundreds
Of bottles Of it to my customers to
their entire satisfaction. 1t affords
quick and sure cure in apleasant
form. For sale by Kemper &
Terrill.
La Junta tribune., 1900-07-11
Does II Pay to suy chssp7

A cheap remedy for coughs and
colds is all right but you wan,
something that will relieve and
cure the more severe and danger
Gus results of throat and lung
troubles. What shall you do3 Go
to warmer and more regular cli-
mate? Yes, if possible; If not pos
sible for you, then in either case
take the only remedy that has been
introduced in all civilized countries
with success in severe throat and
lung troubles, Boschee's German
Syrup. II not only heals and stim-
ulates the tissues to destroy the
germ disease, but allays infiama-
ton, causes easy expectoration,
gives good nights rest and cures
the patient. Try one bottle. Rec
commended many years by all drug
gists. For sale at Finney's phsr-
macy.
La Junta tribune., 1900-07-11
soard Of eqss.'sst,o".

The county commissioners met
in regular annual session as board
of equalization July I'D and have
been in almost continuous session
since. Following is synopsis Of
the proceedings:
In the matter Of the assessment
of corporation property in this
county, the county clerk was in
structed to apportion the same to
the various school districts and in
corporated towns as certified to by
the state board Of equalization.
Thirty-nine corporations are as
sessed in Otero county.
The schedule Of personal props
erty Of Buckley & Hart was raised
from sz.ooo TO 81, 500 on valuation
Of abstract books.
The schedule Of personal prop
erty Of the Columbia Land and
Cattle Company was raised from
S9oo 70 Sr.5oo ON valuation Of
horses.
The personal property schedule
Of the r. w. English Lumbes
Company was raised from $3.50 to
$3.50 on valuation Of merchandise.
Foley 4 Donlon from $500 to
$500 on valuation Of merchandise.
w. E. Fenton 4 Co., Of Rocky
Fosd, aehedujs q personal prop
La Junta tribune., 1900-07-11

Mems Working Pants worth el SO at 30 rs
Mems Pants, former price o2.6O, 1.25
Mems Dress Pants, former price % co. at ITS
Mems tailor made Pants, worth S5, at-.----.-- AIS
Boys Suits, former price "a at.-------------- 06
Boys Suits worth g. at t----------------- l.48
Boys Suits. worth - to e6, at 248
Youths long pants Suits in all the latest styles,
worth 90 to e1O, at e2.46, e3.46 and 4.48
La Junta tribune., 1900-07-11
Question Ans.ss,ed.

=
Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale Of any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers and
grandmothers never thought of
using anything else for Indigestion
Or biliousness. Doctors were very
scarce and seldom heard of appen-
dicitis, nervous prostration or heart
failure. etc. They used August
Flower to clean out the system and
stop fermentation Of undigested
food, regulate the action of the
hver, stimulate the nervous and or
Eanic action Of the system, and
that i all they took when feeling
dull and bad with headaches and
other aches You only need few
doees Of Green's August Flower,
q liquid form. to make you salts
6ed there is nothing serious the
na1ttex with you. For sale At
Fineeyss pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1900-07-11

erty raised from 5000 to 5000 on
value Of merchandise.
S. P. Hawkins e. Co., personal
property schedule raised from 5000
TO $3.50.
Grant Harbour raised from 5000
to S4oo on value of merchandise.
c. F. Kendall personal property
schedule raised from. $4,000 to
$4,000 on value of merchandise.
Z. w. kearby, Rocky Ford,
personal property schedule raised
from 5000 to 5000 on value of mer-
chandise.
S. r. Mendelson raised from
$500 to $4,000 on valuation of
merchandise.
j. w. Phenicle, Rocky Ford,
personal property schedule raised
from $500 to $4,000 on valuation
OF merchandise and increased $500
on monies and credits.
NJ. L. Meyer, OF Rocky Ford,
schedule Of personal property
raised from $1,000 to sI2oo on val
uation of merchandise.
The personal property sched dule
Of the Jameson House Furnishing
Compssy was raised from $3.50 to
81, 500.
The personal property schedule
Of James O'Toole was raised from
SIoo to 5000 on valuation OF saloon
stock and fixtures.
La Junta tribune., 1900-07-11
County Commissioners.

The board of county commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment
from board Of equalization Mon
day, July I'D. Following is a
synopsis Of the proceedings:
The board made their regular
quarterly examination Of official
bonds, all Of which were found
good and sufficient.
The semi annual revenue state
ment Of the county to the state
auditor for six months ending June
90, 1900, was approved by the
board.
The sGmi-annual statements Of
the treasurer and county clerk for
the six months ending June 3oth,
we're presented and after duly COM
pairing with the records Of the
county. found 70 be correct. They
were ordered approved and filed.
The claim Of the Pueblo Bridge
Company for bridge work amount
ing 10 SIS5 was allowed and Or
dered paid. This amount was for
replscing the ''chiclen ranch
bsidge.
The application Of : citizen Of
Rocky Ford for the return d !
u,arfiage license Tee vas granted
81 ~ board. The girl backed
La Junta tribune., 1900-07-11
Nothing
Reserved

rs the same throughout the entire line.
Nothing reserved, as everything will
he sold out rapidly; SO now is the time
for shrewd buyers TO purchase your supply
of Clothing, Shoes and Furnishing Goods
at less than cost to manufacture. Remem-
Der that this gigantic aud stupendous sale
opens Saturday. July IA, in the Norman
Block, corner Santa Fe avenue and Trinidad
Plaza. Bring this circular with you and
see that everything is advertised First
come, first served. Look for the big sign
Chicago Bankrupt Co. Railroad fare
paid to all parties attending this sale from
other cities by purchasing s6 worth of mer
chandise. Mail orders promptly filed.
La Junta tribune., 1900-07-11
Mexs r,ainmastes.

c. H. Bristol has been appointed
a second trainmaster on the New
Mexico division with jurisdiction
over that portion Of the road be-
tween La junta and Ration. Mr..
Fox will continue to handle the re-
naming portion Of the division.
Mr.. Bristol has been chief de-
spatcher at Las Vegas.
La Junta tribune., 1900-07-11
Norman Block
La Junta. Colorado.

out, and the resident Of the sugar
beet metropolis had no further use
for the license.
The resignation Of Charles
Barnes as constable in justice pre-
cinct No. 6 was accepted, and John
r. Pearson was appointed TO fill
the vacancy.
La Junta tribune., 1900-07-11
pu. .n indian 10 s,..e.

"Music hath powers to soothe a
savage" says the poet. II the or
binary music .'soothes, Celeste
would kill him dead. Armed with
her piano she could solve the In
dian question in very satisfactory
manner. Opera house July l9th.
La Junta tribune., 1900-07-11
Our Shoe Department

Mems Shoes .0s
Mems shoes in lace or congress- worth ease 1.25
Mems swell dress Shoes lace or congress, black
or tan, worth % and e5. at 2.48
Ladies' fine Dongola kid lace or button, worth
%. at .08
Ladies dress shoes in lace button, black or
tan, regular price 90, at-----.------------ at Las
Ladies' custom made Shoes worth % and @5-- 245
La Junta tribune., 1900-07-11
CORNER SANTA FE AVENUE
AND TRINIDAD PLAZA.

Furnish ha as
H b ptdods dHa
La Junta tribune., 1900-07-11
Furnishing Goods Dept.

Mems Hose worth l5c at t---------.-----------
Mems Handkerchiefs, worth 1Oc, at -----------
Mems and boys Suspen ders, worth 25c, at
Mems Shirts at 2:
Mems Dress Shirts worth 79c, ----.------- IS
All the better grades of Shirts at one half off reg
ular price.
Mems Underwear in all grades at half price.
Mems Hats, worth Sl 4&
Mems SO Hats at 81
Mems % Hats Sl q