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NEW HAVEN, Conn.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.
VIM Mckinley, President:
The Young Women's Christian Associa-
tion of New Haven, Conn, extend to you
their heartiest congratulations on your re-
election of President of the United States.
Y. W. c. A.
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feel confident of good times and good gov
ernment. WILLIAM WHITING.
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HOLYOKE, Mass.

We all Join in heartiest congratulations
over the result Of the election. We now
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l congratulate you most sincerely. 1t is a
great victory for the country and an equal
ly great tribute to you. j. F. HANSON.
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citizens of this state in the gratifying YER
diet in which California has Joined.
HENRY T. GAGE.
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SAINT PAUL, MINI.
President Mckinley:

President mckinley:
1 extend my hearty congra tulations and
am pleased to inform you that South Da-
kota will contribute its electoral vote to
your reelection and furnish two members
of Congress and a senator who will loyally
support your administration
CHARLES H BURKE
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LONDON. November Z, 1900.
President, White House.
Congratulations from American Women
Society in London. MILHOLLAND
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William mckinley:
Northwestern University Chapter, Sigma
Alpha EPSILON, extends heartiest congratu-
lations to their eminent brother.
PAUL w. SCHLORFF, E. A.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22
POLITICAL POINTERS.

The democrats nominated John
a. Martin. formerly Of La unta,
as a candidate for representative
from Pueblo county.
The Republican Senatorial Con-
vention was composed OF men
that would compare favorably with
any body of men picked from any
community in the United States
Las Animas Leader.
Fred A. Sabin was nominated in
Las Animas Yesterday as the dem
ocratic candidate for state senator.
The fusionites are confident that
he will be our next representative
in the upper house-like Kelly
will.
II. NJ. Hogg, OF Telluride, was
nominated by the republicans at
Cripple Creek last Wednesday as
candidate for congress in the
second district. William Bon
ynge, OF Denver, was named as
the choice OF the republicans in the
first district.
1t was a chilly day for the fusion
aggregation in Pueblo county last
Wednesday. The Pueblo county
democracy decided to go it alone
this fall, and ignored the PROPOSE
tions made them by the populists
and silver republicans. John H..
Voorhees, and J. Ed. Rizer were
endorsed as candidates for judges
in the tenth judicial district, and
Frank r. McAliney for district at
torney.
The Springfield Herald, of Baca
county in speaking OF the nomina-
ton OF NJ. T.. Farwell for state
senator, says: "Mr. Fsrwell is
An old and respected citizen of La
unta and is well and favorably
known throughout the Arkansas
valley. No man is better quail
fed to represent the district than
he. MIR. Farwell has always been
a staunch republican, a firm be-
lever in all its teachings, loyal
and true, and deserves the suf-
frage OF every voter who has the
welfare OF himself and neighbor at
heart"
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22
Cured Of Chronic oisrrhoss Astsl
Thirty vesss OF Suffering.

81 suffered for thirty years with
diarrhoea and thought | was past
being cured" says John S. Halo
way, OF French Camp, Miss. ~
had spent SO much time and money
and suffered SO much that l had
given up all hopes OF recovery. ]
was so feeble from the effects of
diarrhoea that could do no kind
OF labor, could not even travel, but
by accident l was permitted to
find a bottle OF Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, and after taking several
bottles am entirely cured Of that
trouble. l am SO we'll pleased with
the result that l am anxious that il
be in reach OF all who suffer as l
have. For sale by Ragsdals's
Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22
Our Mex. State Senator.

A biographical sketch OF Nj. Z.
Farwell, our esteemed fellow
townsman and the next state sena-
tor from this district, appeared in
last weeks issue of the Las Ami
mas Leader. 1t is as follows:
an. Z. Farwell was born at
Monticello, Iowa, in 1867 and
graduated from the Iowa Agricul-
tural College in 1886 as a b. s.,
and from the Iowa State Univer-
sity in 1888 as an L. L. B. He
was admitted to the practice OF
law in all federal courts and the
supreme court of Iowa, but since
leaving Iowa he has not followed
the profession Of law, being en-
gagged in mercantile and banking
business. In 1888 he went to New
Mexico and until 1892 was in the
mercantile business at Tres Pedras,
N. M. and Creede, Colorado. In
the fall Of 1892 he organized the
La Iunta State Bank and was its
cashier until May IS, 1900, when
he sold out his interest. At pres
ent he is in the cattle business
with E. w. Stephens, operating
at La Junta, Colorado, and Pres
colt, Arizona. Mr.. Farwell was
married in 1890 and has two chill
dren.
"The above 10 . condensed biog-
raphy of a life that has been full
of business activity and successful
in evrything he has undertaken.
1t proves that . man who has been
successful in conducting his own
business is = safe man to conduct
the business Of the people. .
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22

Kansas street, between Colo
RADIO and Ration avenues, is being
graded to the property line, and =
considerable quantity Of dirt re
moved to reduce it to the estab-
lished grade. The street is also
being graded for sidewalk on
the north side. Mr.. Pierce will
put in a brick sidewalk adjoining
his property. from the corner to
the alley, and Judge Parker has
agreed to extend it to Ration ayen-
ue. The Kansas street "hump" has
been an eyesore for many moons,
and these improvements will be
appreciated by the general public.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22

TWENTY. populists met IN
convention assembled at Pueblo
last Wednesday, and after decid-
ing to spurn the overtures OF their
grasping political contemporaries,
made a stagger at nominating can
didates for senator, representatives
and county commissioner. The
populists are on the verge of final
dissolution in Pueblo county as
they are everywhere else.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22
Executors mo,ies.

ESTATE OF GEORGE W. TAYLOR. DE-
y ccased. The undersigned. having been
appointed cxecutrix of the last " III and testn-
mcnt OF George w. Taylor, late of the county
of otero. and state OF Colorado. deceased.
hereby gives notice that she VII appear beforc
house In La JnntA. At tho September term. ON
the 9Th day OF September. 1870. next. At which
time all pef~ons hnring claims against said
estate are notified and requested To attend
for the purpose OF having the same adjusted.
All persons Indebted TO said estate are re-
quested II make immediate payment To the
undersigned.
Dated 9th day OF August. iaD.
AMANDA n. TAYLOR, Exeeutrix.
First publication August -. 1900.
Last publication September ri, 1900.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22
Iphi..m Ia ]. Me~ line.

!. w. Henderson, who has been
doing the town as a repairer OF
gasoline stoves was arrested Wed
nesday, charged with stealing !
pair Of pliers from the bicycle
work shop Of "Iphixem' Downer.
where he had been permitted to
do some repairing free gratis for
nothing. Mr.. Downer missed the
articles named from his work
bench, and as he has lost about
$50 worth of tools during the past
year by permitting various and
sundry persons to do odd jobs
about his establishment, he re-
solved to make an example Of
some one. He swore out war
rant and had Henderson arrested,
the pliers being found in the lat
ter's kit of tools. Henderson was
tried before Judge Bourne Thurs
day morning and found guilty, a
fine OF 81 and costs being asses
ed against him, and Jail sentence
of ten days imposed, to give him
an opportunity to think over the
error OF his ways.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22

THE populist candidate for Gov
ernor Of Texas has Withdrawn from
the ticket and written a letter in
which he loudly denounces the
democratic party for its inconsis-
tency. AT Bryan's statement that
the republican party will destroy
the republican form OF government
he is particularly scathing, saying
the democrats are the only organ
lied party that ever deliberately
shot to death the American flag;
that ever disfranchised citizens by
the millions; that enslaved its free
born. 1t forced the war with
Spain, and then obstructed the ap-
propriations to pay for it; it voted
to ratify the treaty with Spain and
pay sac, 900, 900 for the Philip.
pines, and has ever since been
clamouring to turn them loose and
shake the responsibility.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22

The democratic newspapers are
making great sport over the re-
port that the national republican
headquarters have received the
names Of 1870 persons resident in
Colorado who have changed from
their convictions of four years ago.
The fusionite press sarcastically
declares that .'such stuPendous
figures will no doubt frighten the
fusion forces to death" It would
be very easy matter to furnish a
list Of r5o persons resident right
here in La Junta who have changed
their political convictions of four
years ago. II the change Of po
litical sentiment in other parts Of
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22

Ipit is always fair to judge a
candidate by the predictions he
makes, why should the friends of
Mr.. Bryan show so much feeling
in protesting against this test ?
Mr.. Bryan's prophecies in 1896
were long ways off and proved
that as a forecaster of future
events he is dismal failure, about
on a par with some of our weather
prophets. He attributes the non
fulfillment OF his calamity prophe-
cies to the good weather and fine
crops. yet one would Judge from
the tenor OF his speeches four
years ago that the sun would stop
shining and the rains cease to fall
ualess I6 to was adopted with
out delay.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22
notice Of final s.,,l.m.ct.

IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF A.
Dodds, deceased. notice 10 hereby gtvcu.
that on Thursday, the nth day OF Scptember,
a. D. 1900 being one of the regular days ofthe
county, in the state Of Colorado. ], J. A. Dodds
administrator of said estate, will appear be.
settlement as such administrator, pray tho
approval OF the same, and will then apply to
be discharged ~ such administrator. AT
which time and place any person In intecelt
may appear and present objections To the
same II any there be.
Dated At La Junta, Colombo, August q, 1900.
J. A. DODDS
Administrator Of the estate Of A. Dodds,
deceased
First publication August %. 1900.
Last publication September -. 1900. sS
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22
Relief 10, Galveston.

c. ]. Sealey. who has been con-
Quoting a dancing school in this
city during the past few weeks.
and who lost a number OF relatives
at Galveston recently. raised S37
Wednesday afternoon for the re-
lief OF the sufferers from that great
calamity. The money was turned
over to r. A. Steen. who tele-
graphed the amount to the relief
committee at Galveston Thursday
morning.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22
Aamiai.sr..ar.s Notice.

ESTATES OF THU kC1O ROsALk5 AND
r Frsnctsca Ro>ales. deceased The under
signed having been appointed administrator
OF the estates Of nburrio kosale-s and PrAn-
ciscz Hosales. lat< Of the county of Otero. In
the state of colorado. deceased. hereby gives
notice that he will appear before the county
court Of said OteSo county. NJ the court house
IN La JunfA, In ssid county, on the inst Mon
day In october next, ~ which time all persons
and requested 70 ntfepd for the purpose Of
having the same adjusted Ali persons In
to said estates are requested to make
pay mont to the undersigned.
Dated at In JuntA, Colo, this 5th day OF
September A. D.. $500,
Administrator.
First publication September 5, 1900.
Last publication September - 1910.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22

THE immensity OF the Kansas
wheat crop is something phenome-
nal. 1t will require over five
thousand trains of twenty FIVE cars
each to haul the crop to market,
and in a single train would ex
tend over a distance of nearly one
thousand miles. The farmers in
the sunflower state will be enrich
ed about forty million dollars, and
in such trying times as these they
usually vote the republican ticket.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22
metles Tor p.b,ies.ien.
Land once at Pueblo.
Colo. September I, 1910

Land Ofhco Al Pueblo, I
Colo. September I. 1850.
NOTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has nled notice of
his intention Ia make nnal proof In support OF
his claim. ana that said proof will he made be-
fore the clerk Of the district court at La Junta.
Colo. on October -. 100. viz sherman e.
stevens: homestead entry $50. for the north
west quarter section seventeen. township
twenty y-tbrse south. range nfty-nve wcst-
his continuous r~stdsnce upon and cuitiva-
ton Of said land. viz: John 7. WATSON. VIII
liam II. Anderson, Of Rocky Pord, Colo /:
JunfA. Colo.
}. X. GORDON Register
First publication September S. 1900.
Last publication October 10. 1900.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22
moties Tor p.bllestIon.
Land Once ut Pueblo,
COlo.s September /, 1900, |

~ following named settler has nled notice 0(
her Intention to make fnal proof I'm support q
her Chain, and that said proof viii be made -.
fore county judge. ~ Trinidad, Colo, on Octo.
1er 10. len. viz: Juauita Bocnde Garcia. .Widou
Of Desoderfo Garcia; Homestead entry laxzB,
for tho eaAt half southwest quarter. southwest
quarter eOuthweft quarter. southwest QUAR-
tar ,poufheAst quarter sccfion twenty-sfx,
township thirty-three south, range nfty-three
west. 8
She names the following Witnesses to proye
her continuous residence upon aud cultiv1.
ttou OF said land, viz; Douac1ano Waldonn6Q,
jose Dc 0arc1a Fernandaz, Jose WaldonadS
Abslino Garcia. all Of Trintded. Colo. 3
J. h GORDON. Register.
First publication September 3, 800.
IA1t publication Octobor 10 1850. Il
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22

Next Thursday will be Roose-
welt day at Pueblo. La Junta will
be well represented, and assist in
giving our next vice president a
monster ovation.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22

the state is as great as it has been
in Otero county during the past
four years, Colorado will be lined
up in the republican column this
fall.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
FoH PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY
Foa yIcE-PKEsIpEsT
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
foR JUSTICE or THE SUPREME CorKr.
GUsTAvE c. BAHTELs.
Fon GovEHsoK,
FRANK C. GoUDY.
Fon LIEUTENANT GovERsoR,
PERCY s. RIDER.
FoR SECRETARY OF STATE.
JIM. NILSSON.
FoR TREAsCREH.
oRsoS ADAMS.
FoR AUDITOR,
JAMES $. MURPHY.
FoR ATTORNEY 6ESKRAL,
CHASE wITHRow.
oF PUBLIC IssrRucrfos
MRS. lone t. HANNA.
PoH REGESrs or THE UsIvEBsiTY.
CHARLES II. DUDLEY,
GEoRGE N. MCCLURE.
FoR STATE SENATOR
VI. 4. FARwELL.
Foa DISTRICT JUDGES,
n. WALTER DIXON.
L. b. GIBSON.
Fon DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
j, II. II. Low.
fon CousrY COMMISSIONER.
T. f. GoDDlNG. JR.
Fou REPRESENTATIVE.
J. r. HAksCH.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22

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La Junta tribune., 1900-09-22
MArs rsorcoIsoaADo,.. saA

j Z Ffank kfcybfli. Clerk OF The Dfssrsct
Coers g Sent Ccunsx. Coior.do; dS hefs9Y
Srue Gnd covroct copy OF an order nade On the
n. day OF September, 1870. In The matter q
- ad5ndicaxton Of pr1orittet of right 70 H.
~ o. water nor irrigation In vater a1sfxs0e
No n. nov peDdiu9 In TIE District Court -
~ couuty, By the Hon: Jeaee @. Nczteesee.
0uunrY, Cp1oga3o, the uams b9in9 an 0r4ef
ol]0WinI ne appeal Of The LAgaua C11A
fsSxSj : PRANK KRHYnHk.
Clerk q tbe Dis1x3ct CcesT6
q ~ = Eoot CUoufy, Cn1Cgn4os
m EE ySs,sssssscs' ~. .;s. dS.. dSsSss.1Sss 3 e -
The evening times., 1900-04-27
~ !
Follow
the Crowds

10 the greatest Manufacturers sale OF
Mems and Boys Clothing The throngs
that have been visiting our store nave oeen
phenomenal Values Ike We are
Offering Viii never agsin appear
in print. Mems Blue Serge
Suits, some made with double breasted
vests Can't be touched al $40 bout town
sale price $40. Mems frs,-clsss double
breasted SACK suits in % different pat
terms, all sizes. from "a to - breas; meas
urement. for SIS These suits are sold
al over town Tor Sl2; all We ask is S4.45.
II you will ind these suits are not cheap.
and you are not satisfied. bring them back
and We will cheerfulIy refund the money.
We OFFER Mems Suits worth $1O. FOR s3.S5.
Mems Cheviot Suits. black. brown. or mix
lures. worth s12. fer s5.s5. Mems Fiue
Striped WOrs,ed Suits. in sack or frock
style, worth So. for s7.g5; Mems Check
Cashmere Suits. worth SIG. for SS.45;
Mems Fine Clay Diagonal Dress Suits,
sack or cutaway. worth sos. for Ss95:
Prince AIberts, at SII.s5; Young Mems
Long Pants Suits, Il to IS years. in Cassi-
meres and CheviO;s. $3.25 and s445. worth
$40 and $l2; Mems DarabIe Pants. sSc;
Mems Cheviot and Cashmere Pants. sI.45.
si-75. and 81; Fine Dress Pants, 50 % and
s2-75. worth four times the money.
Hundreds OF patterns in Mems extra size
Suits Every stout man in Washington
should take advantage. Sizes up to so Sale
price s7.75
Mems Corduroy Pants. Sale price, s1se
Mems genuine. stylish Top Coats. covert
cloth. worth SIC. Sale price s5.45. Mems
and Young Mems Top Coats, silk or satin
lined; all the new shades Of tan and OK
ford salable at $40 Sale Price only $7.95
Children's Suits. sizes to 16 years, with
double breasted coats. some s-piece suits
with double-breasted vests. Less than half
price for any suit. 9se to s..
Chldren's Knee Pants. worth S9c. at 16c.
Mems Durable. NObby Pants. usually re-
tail at $3.50; go for 69c.
Mems all-wool Bike Pants, S5c-
Wonderful values in Mems Furnishings
Mems l5e Fancy Colored Socks for &c
Mems Shirts, with separate collars and
cuffs. 75c quality. 4se. About 40 dozen
fancy colored Undershirts (nO drawers).
sold for soc and soc. for 23e.
A great chance for bicycle riders. Only
90 dozen left of those fine Lisle Bicycle
Stockings, at 4sc. A few more 2sc and Csc
Suspenders. for 15c.
BIeached Jean Drawers, ribbed, and
string bottom, 23c
The evening times., 1900-04-27
.GANADA'S TARIFF LAWS
Effect of the Preferential Duties in
Favor of England.
0nscfaI, Statistics That show No In
COuntry-ENpOrfS From the United
r states Growing StendiIy-S Fur
ther Discrimination to BE Made.

The announcement of further increase
in the Canadian preferential tariff in IA
v0r Of the United Kingdom as against the
United States and other parts OF the world
gives especial interest to some official fig
ures of the imports of Canada from the
United Kingdom and the United States,
respectively. during term Of years, which
have just been issued by the Canadian Gov
eminent and received by the Treasury Blu
reau of Statistics.
The Canadian tariff. it viii be remember
ed. was in 1897 so adjusted that the duty
on articles entering Canada from the United
Kingdom was made, beginning with April.
1897, u I-2 per cent less than the rates
from other parts of the world. On July l,
1898. this reduction in duty in favor of the
United Kingdom was increased TO % per
cent, and now il is announced that on July
l, 1900, the reduction will be Increased to
331-3 per cent, or in other words. that ar
ticles imported from the United Kingdom
and certain of her colonies will only be re-
quired to pay two-thirds of the rates On
articles imported from the United States
and from other parts of the world.
Up to this time the preferential rates
made in favor OF imports from the United
Kingdom have not apparently had the ef-
feet of materially increasing imports from
that country or of at all reducing those
from the other countries adversely affected
by this reduction. The Canadian official
figures show that the imports from the
United Kingdom in the fiscal year 1895.
the last year under the rate which was
uniform for all parts of the world. were
311 per cent OF the total impOrtations.
while those from the United States formed
sos per cent of the total importations. In
1899 under the fun effect Of the % per cent
reduction in favor of the United Kingdom.
imports from that country formed only
24S per cent OF the total imports Of Cana
da. while those from the United States
formed 59.2 per cent. the proportion of the
total which taken from the United
Kingdom having thus materially fallen un-
der the new preferential tariff. while the
proportion taken from the United States
had materially increased.
The evening times., 1900-04-27
DEAF HEAR!
Blind See!
d. Wilson's Treatment
FREE every HOUR.

Hereafter, for q limited period the reg
ular Friday evening free lectures exhibi-
tions. etc, at the headquarters Of the Ma
tional Association Of Physicians and Sur
geons, as Thirteenth Street northwest.
VIII be suspended. and in their stead
free treatment for deafness and also free
treatment for defective eyesight will be
given every hour while tbs Office is open.
but this treatment is not for charity pa
tients. and no person Will be treated unless
clean and respectfully clothed. and the
same person VIII not be treated a second
time free The Association offers these
treatments so that honest investigators
may be able - t-y and thereafter recon-
mend this most S.onderfully effective treat
ment
DR.. Wilson's treatment not alone safely
and speedily cures all the ordinary diseases
Of the eye, but Ii also cures by absorption.
not only inciPient cataracts. but removes
them completely even after the patient
has become totally blind, hence the removal
of cataract by The blood -spilIing knife is
no longer a necessity. His home treatment
for loss Of vision and diseases of the eye
can be sent to any part OF the country by
mali at very reasonable prices Symptom
blanks. etc, sent free on application
Concerning Or. Wilson's treatment. we
give an expert opinion, as follows:
To whom it may concern:
This is to certify that I was born and
educated in Sweden. and made myself
cOnversant with all the treatment which
that wonderful country affords for the
prevention and cure of blindness Since
coming to this country ! have taken in
structions from the best ocuIists. and have
become familiar with all the means nov
employed for the repair OF defective Wis
ion | was for some time employed by a
noted specialist who uses the absorption
treatment, and recently I had occasion 10
The evening times., 1900-04-27
A woULD-BE BRIDGE JUMPER.
Charles McEnrow Wished 10 Achieve
Fame and Money.


NEW YORK. April 27.-Whenever
Charles McEnrow gets leave from his
duties in he Roekaway Beach Life-Saving
Station he becomes a philanthropist in
highly original ways. Yesterday he at
tempted to jump from the Brooklyn Bridge
near the New York tower. but was stopped
by the police. and when brought before the
Sergeant in he Fulton Street Police Sta
tiOn. Brooklyn. he Indignantly denied hav-
ing attempted suicide. protesting that he
was going TO dive become famous thereby
and give the pecuniary proceeds OF hi
fame to life-savers' home.
Nevertheless he was made a prisoner
and viii answer in court this morning IN
charges of tempted suicide and ..dI-ur
and disorderlY." This is his second Of
fence. having been arrested January %
when driving on the bridge dressed T.: a
bathing suit under his clothes. He mad
previously bOasted OF his intention 10 make
a big dive
McEnrow rode on a car TO the New York
tower on the south roadway Then he
mounted sand box and with the passen-
gers Of fully half a dozen cars watching
him. slowly removed his coat. waistcoat
shoes. hat, and collar. Many of the pas
sengers ran toward him calling for the po-
lice to stop the man from jumping Nc
Enrow was removing his shirt as Police
man Alexander McGivney ran up
None Of your tricks here" he shouted
and sprang on the sand box and pulled Nc
Enrow to the ground. The live-saver pro
tested Indignantly.
L am not going 10 kill myself - he said
i am going TO dive of there and let peo-
pie know who | am and what / can do so
l can raise funds for our Life Savers
Home at Far Rockaway Beach
AT the station McEnrow said he was for
ty years old and lived at No 264 Fifth
Avenue The police say they will push the
case against him this time