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La Junta tribune., 1900-10-03

they will always find an abundance
OF literature to keep them strong
in the faith.
G. A. Kilgo.e posted a notice in
the post Office last Saturday, sign
ed by S. o. Henry, acting receiver
of the Otsro Canal Company.
which reads as follows: There
will be a run OF water in the Otero
canal from Sunday until Thursday.
Parties who have not paid assess
ments are shut down by courts
order. Assessments may be paid
at office OF G. A. Kilgore or First
National Bank"
F. T. Lewis, county surveyor,
was in town Monday on his way
home from trip thirty miles north
ward where he had been prospect
ing for water for Mr.. Dowling. OF
Rocky Ford, stocknian ranging
stock in the Horse Greek country.
This is dry season even for Col
orado, and the water supply has
been pretty we'll pre-empted even
along Horse Creek and its tribu-
taries. Rocky Ford Enterprise.
"For three days and nights l
suffered agony untold from an at
tack OF Cholora morbus brought on
by eating cucnmbers, says Nj. E.
Lowther, clerk OF the district court,
Centerville, Iowa. ~ thought l
should surely die, and tried dozen
different medicines but all to no
purpose. sent for a bottle Of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhra Remedy and three doses
relieved me entirely. This remedy
is for sale at the City Pharmacy.
Perhaps there is not one woman
who is not honestly trying to bet
ter herself, to leave the world from
a higher level than the one on
which she entered it. But they
are deadly tired as they work. You
can tell an American woman in
any country before she speaks by
her anxious, eager eyes. Even
the baby on her breast faces the
world with a nervous, knowing
look, while the beautiful English
and Italian children are but fat,
mindless, happy animals.-"An
American Mother, in the October
Ladies Home Journal.
La Junta tribune., 1900-10-03
son1 MORE LOCAL ,rsns.
Trade at the Palace drug store.


Buckley & Hart have plenty Of
money to loan on good farms.
Money for city or farm loans on
easy terms. Inquire w. r. Gibson.
Thirty more girls and women TO
peel tomatoes are wanted at the
La Jnnta Canning Factory.
1t will be another week yet be-
fore the telephone line extension
to Las Animas is ready for busi-
ness.
Don't forget the Arnold Opera
Company in the bohemian Girl
at the opera house tonight. Seats
on sale at the Palace drug store.
The first meeting OF the Fort
nightly Club will be held next Sa-
turday afternoon in the new club
rooms in the Woodruff block,
south OF the park.
The Presbyterian Aid Society
will meet at the home OF Mrs. A.
A. Frost Thursday afternoon at 5
o'clock. All members are earnest
ly requested to be present.
|. S. Walsh left Monday morn
ing for a trip through the south
west in the interest OF the La Jun
ia Milling and Elevator Company.
He will so as far west as Phoenix,
Ariz., and expects to return home
about November Ist.
II. NJ. Fosdick, Jr., president Of
the Mckinley and Roosevelt Club
at Fowler, was county seat Wis
itor yesterday. Fowler has the
most enthusiastic and enterprising
republican club in the county, with
a membership of about sixty.
News of the death OF ]. w. Pot
ter, OF Rocky Ford, was received
in this city last night. Arrange
ments for the funeral had not been
announced up to the hour of going
to press. Mr.. Potter was 66 years
of age and an old resident OF Otero
county.
w. n. Randall and family ar
rived in Rocky Ford yesterday
morning from an extended visit to
Connecticut. Mr.. Randall drove
down from Rocky Ford yesterday
to preside over the deliberations
of the county commissioners now
in session.
NJ Z. Farwell, republican can
didate for state senator, leaves
this morning for Prowers county,
where he will be engaged for the
next ten days in making a vigor-
Gus campaign tour. His appoints
ments for Otero county will be an
nounced later on.
When you cannot sleep for
coughing, il is hardly necessary
that any one should tell you that
you need few doses OF Chamber
lAin's Cough Remedy to allay the
irritation OF the throat, and make
sleep possible. 1t is good Try
it. For sale at the City Phar-
macy.
Feelings of safety pervade the
the household that uses One Min.
ute Cough Cure, the only harmless
remedy that produces Immediate
results. Ii is infallible for coughs,
colds. Group and all throat and
lung troubles. Ii will prevent
consumption. Miller & Andrews.
City Pharmacy.
A large number Of TRIBUNE sub
scribers in the Holbrook country
have ordered the paper sent to
Rocky Ford instead OF La Iunta
since the establishment ofthe rural
mail route from Rocky Ford to La,
Animas. 1t is debatable ques-
tion whether the rural mail route
system is benefit to town the
size of La Junta.
John Mattingly. who recently
left for San Bernardino, to accept
La Junta tribune., 1900-10-03
L AIDES !!

tits unnecessary to elaborate the fame of
the Ladies Hanan Shoes, which have just ar
rived. Everyone knows them. They are
known all over the world. We merely wish to
announce their arrival, the shoes will do the rest
La Junta tribune., 1900-10-03
his
W eek
Only.

Regular price $l2. This Dresser
we have in Golden Oak and White
Enamel finish. with square or oval
mirrors.
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by Hon. John Lamb on the I'd instant,
known as House Resolution 1882, ITO
amend the war revenue law of 1885, so as
to abolish the tax on bank checks, drafts,
certificates of deposit, and orders for the
payment of money. at sight or on de-
mand, and after some discussion, in
which the Importance of the measure was
generally recognized, upon motion of Mr..
r. c. Freeman, seconded by Mr.. Henry
l.. Cabe7l. the bill was unanimously en-
dorsed, and Mr.. Freeman. the chairman
of the Committee on Banks and Cur
rency, was requested to communicate this
action Of the Board to Congressman
Lamb.
Upon motion OF Mr.. Isaac Cohen, Sc
conded by Captain T. II. Deane. a reso-
luton was unanimously adopted request
ing Mr.. S. w. Travers, eX-president of
the Chamber, to sit for his likeness, that
1t might be placed in the assembly hall
or the Chamber with those of his prede-
ccssors in Office.
The attention of the Board having been
called to a report that some of the cam
vassers of the Progress Publishing Com
pary had stated in soliciting subscriptions
for a ,1book on Richmond. TO be published
by that company, that it was endorsed by
the Chamber, the following resolution was
adopted:
Z Whereas. 1t mas come to the knowledge
OF this Chamber that it is rumored that
the publication of certain booH. en-
titled "1uchmond In 1907 has the en-
dorsement of the Chamber: be it
Resolved, That the secretary of the
Chamber be instructed to furnish no.
tice 10 the newspapers that the Richmond
Chamber of Commerce has endorsed no
such publication. it being the custom of
the Chamber. whenever an endorsement
of this character is given. to furnish the
same in writing.
The following new members were then
elected: Mr., James r. Sheppard and the
Allegheny Box Factory. proposed by Mr..
I. a. Morris. and Kellam's Hospital by
Mr.. L. II. jenkins.
The meeting then adjourned.
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Chcsnneakc rrcs.lxtcrv.

ALEXANDRIA. VA April 12.-Tho
third days business session of the Ches-
apeake Presbytery began this morning
at $50 o'clock in the Second Presbyterian
Church here. The services were opened
with devotional exercises.
The following committees We're APP
pointed: On Devotional t,xercisesTRev.
Or. PROXIES and Mr.. f. Kemper. On
Narrative-Rev. J. l.. AIcClurg and Mr..
J. Y. A. Shields. On Minutes of Synod.
Rev W. FL. Robinson and W. s. Black
well. On Seasonal Records-Rer. E j.
Shopaff and Messrs. Robert Harper and
William Baker.
Most of the morning session was taken
up with the reading of reports and tina
transactinS of routine business.
The Presbytery adjourned to-
day and will meet next September at
Nokesville. Rev. J. w. LGptou and W.
S. Blackwell were elected delegates TO
the General Assembly. which meets In
Atlanta. Ca. next month
Thomas Morgan, a leading Republicans
and leader of the auti-Asnew faction of
the party, has issued q card renounciaS
his political faith ana avowins his IN
teution of becoming Democrat.
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CATION than they have ever transported

CATION than they have ever transported
during a like period.
lincoln Godfrey. vice-president of the
Philadelphia National Bank, has been
elected director of the Pennsylvania, to
succeed the late u. +. Comegys.
According to statement credited to an
official of the Great Northern, the colonist
business of that road fell off 40 per cent.
after the low rates were withdrawn.
In Wali-Street circles there IS an i'm
preston that at the New York Central
annual election next week representative
of the Pennsylvania may be made a mem
Der of the board.
The Rockefeller interests deny that any
of their money has been used in the
Ogden purchase.
The following are the estimated earn
ings of the Southern Railway system, for
the week ended April It'll:
This year, ,oe s'o-.
Last year, 49, . a.
Increase Observation-Disclosures. S62,33tl
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A DELIGHTFUL PROGRAMME.

81 ~
The Exercises at Lee Camp Tonight
to,Ec ola High Order.
At Lee Camp Hall tonight there will be
extraordinary and highly interesting ex-
ercises The general public, and ladies
especially. are invited, and it would be
we'll for all who can to be present. as an
enjoyable time is promised the occasion
being the presentation to Lee Camp OF the
oil portrait of Major-General William
Smith. a gallant soldier and dist:n-.
suished citizen. who was twice made Gov
ernor of Virginia by his fellow-country-
men.
The presentation speech will be made
by Colonel Archer Anderson, and the por-
trait will be accepted by Mr. William u.
Royal.
Captain Frank W. Cunningham has ar
ranged an admirable musical programme,
and ali who attend will enjoy the treat OF
listening to music of high order
The exercises will commence at o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs r. o. Ferguson re-
8 turned Wednesday from their wedding
tourney and were rendered a dellShliul
reception that evening by the groom
parents. The house was prettily deco
rated for the OCCASION. During the even
ing beautiful musical selections We're rem
Ederea by Mrs. r. O.Fergusson, Miss
Alma jenkins and Mr.. Twigg Temple
ABOUT II O'Clock an elegant supper
was served The table decorat tons were
in pink.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fergusson.s Mr.. and Mrs r. O.. Ferguson,
Miss Nettie Conner, Waynesboro: Miss
Alma Jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. CIV. Ien-.
Burton. Miss Nellie Woodbridge, Miss
Burton, Miss Nellie Woodbridge, Miss
Kate Conner. Mr.. Elwood Jenkins. Mr..
aTwigg Temple. Mr.. and Mrs Bradley
Mr.. 7. r. Gavin MIN. Lee Ferguson,
Misses Cora and Beulah Ferguson, Miss
Mildred Ferguson. Mr.. Leslie and Nose
SGreenwald. Mr.. Ladarsue. of New York:
Mr. Weser. eof New York, andzMr, David
sCciner, of Waynesboro.
A delightful tacky party was given
Wednesday. evening at the Kindergarten.
on Floyd Avenue, by a number OF the
young people. It was a most enjoyable
affair Miss Fanny D. laItttledorfer and
4 Mr. Albert,:Wise were the chaperones.
Those present were Misses Hazel
@Strause. Louise Kaufman. Rhonle
Hutzler. Juliet strause. Addie Gilman.
Edna Bloombers. Rosa Block. Katie
Binswanger Fanny E. Mittledorfer ard
Helen Ezekiel. Messrs. Lee A. Whitlock,z
Melvin Stern, Walter NJ IVhitlock, Louis
$Liebermuth, Edward w. Ioyenstetn,
Sam. Levy, Sol. Pearlstein. Louis Bloom
berg, Gus Newstate and Willie Heller.
Invitations have been received to the
marriage Of Miss Zoe Goldsborousn5
Trail. TO take place April 18th Lat $50
q, clock from Christ Church. Easton. Nd
Miss Trail has visited Mrs r. 3. Teuslers
on several occasions and has many friends
here. so ~
Mr. woodward is member of the.
firm Of Woodward & Son, and : IS a
prominent business man.
Miss Bette EBurwell Booker arrived In.
the city yesterday from New DIRK city
The regular weekly meeting tof the
SRetreat for. the Sick was held a til the
home of the sSpresitient u. MrS. " illlam
jenkins. YESTERDAY morning at n o'clock.
s85 Mrs. Ma sta II was :ected chairman
of the booth which the ladies' vii have
s. the Street Fair. The booth vii be
designed by Captain; Marion Dimmock
The engagement IS q announced Spf Miss
Emily Griffin Reid and Or. Samuel A.
Riddick.
s5 Miss! Reid is q ,beau.i fui and attractive
Young II dy. Drs r iddi lex has inst re-.
signed his position s rast dent rhyssclans
ot the Virgins Hospital. and left i last.
night itoSaccept the appointment asg resi-:
#denrsphystcians9tTDr. Copk.aS HospitaT8iu
M . iznannt,sS HaS also assist
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Williamsburg Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April IL. Spec
iaI.-The City Council this afternoon
passed resolutions eulogistie of the late
Sergeant Spencer.
Chairman a. J. Barrtes has called q
mass-meetinS of the Democrats OF James
City at Toano. April a1ss, to elect dele
gate 10 the Norfolk convention.
Judge Sydney Smith Is confined TO his
home with the grip, and was unable to
hear applications for liquor license. tho
hearing, of which was set FOR Wednesday.
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ternoon from the residence. at Chestnut
Hill. Il j ~
The funeral of Mr.. woodward Hall
took place yesterday afternoon from the
residence, No. SIS West Marshall Street.
The funeral of Mr.. Irwin Andrews.
whose death occurred Wednesday at the
Soldiers Home. took place this after
noon al o'clock from Fifth-Street Meth
cdist Church.
The funeral services will be held over
the body of Mr.. Dudley NJ Stone. who,
in his fiftieth year. died yesterday at
his home, No. 1877 West Clay Street, this
afternoon at 3 o'clock from the resi-
dence. Burial will be in Shockoe Gene
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-13
ant surgeon for the Baltimore and Ohio

ant surgeon for the Baltimore and Ohio
Railway.
FIR. and Mrs Rhesa Hawkins, OF Val
den. Miss. have issued Invitations 10 the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Emily
Meade Hawkins, to Dr. John Wooaso .,
Barkst;a,e, on Wednesday evening. Aprit
18th. at . o'clock at st. Clements Church,
Walden. DR.. Barksdale was a resident
of5 Richmond before going South, and mas
a large circle of friends and relatives
here. Mr.. Dallam Barksdale is his step
brother.
Miss Willie Withers, of wytheville, is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. stephen
Putney.
Miss Marie Williams. of Frederick. Md
is in the city, the guest OF Miss Mary
Mann Page Newton.
The Friday german will be danced at
Masonic Temple on April the 2oth.
Company B has received an invitation
from the Hebrew Memorial Association
through the president, to attend the me
mortal exercises. which will take place
on the ed of May. The company will
participate with full ranks.
Mrs. Sarah Gambel of West Virginia,
is a guest of Rev and Mrs. Goodwin. at
the rectory.
Miss Matte Turpin. of Aylett. Va. is
spending the Easter holidays with her
sister.
Mrs. William Thornton and son. of
Stanton. are stopping With Mrs. S. y.
Drury, III South Fourth Street.
as IS ~ -
A beautiful design for a calendar. by
Mrs Parker Dashiell, has been accepted
by the Daughters Of the Confederacy. to
be out in time for the Convention OF the
Daughters in Montgomery.
Miss Sophie Meredith Is home again
! after a pleasant visit to Charlottesville
An entertainment was given at corcoran
Hall last night under the auspices OF
In His Name Circle, of Third Christian
Church.
Types of Virginia character, a study
in Virginia dialect. Illustrated in oriSltriti
prose and verse. were gwen by ProiessofS
S. n. Thompson, A. NJ
Professor Thompson is native south
erner and has spent his life among the
people whose character he delineatcs.
: In these types of character there is
{ offered to the public something entireiy
5 now. rich in laugh-provokiEs h'imor, YET
j, at the same time scholarly. refned anu anu
; instructive
| He was assisted by the following well
known talent of the city:
Mrs w. E. Thurston, in dramatic ara
humorous reading: Miss Frances
Digs, contraito solo: Mrs. w e. Leady.
soprano solo; Mr.. julius snyder, Nio rt
Captain Frank Cunningham also sang,
I Miss Virginia Mems ard MISS SeocA-s
dell were the accompanies.
Mrs. Munson, wife of Professor Nun
son, has arrived in this city, and VIII
make Richmond her future home
Miss Mamie F.. Hicks will entertain her
Sunday School classes at her residence,
No. a5 East Franklin Street. from TO
O'Clock Monday al ternoon.
Misses Willie and Ellen Nash will spend
Easter with friends in Washins ton.
Mrs. Nd Brooke will leave Easter
Monday to visit friends in Washington
f and Baltimore.
AIRS. colema 4. of Williamsburg. is the
guest Of Miss sully, OF East frankiins
Street
miss Parmele. of Fred ricksburs. y va a..
: ,issyist Tin < hrs. Isaacs. PARK Avenue, a nd
VIII stay during Easterawesk-
Ra rns 81 Woaaans Missionary circleo:
sSR atori N nd at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-13
LAWYERS COME TO BLOWS
In the Third Trial of o. S. Hawkins on
Charge of Forgery

In the Third Trial 0fO. S. Hawkins on
Charge OF Forgery.
i ROANOKE, VA. April 12.-Special.-O.
S. Hawkins, the young real estate agent
Who is charged with having committed
several forgerdes. Is on trial for the third
time, two former trials having resulted
in hung iulies. The opposing counsel,
Everett Perkins. Commemorative Attor-
ney, and A. p Staples. for the defence,
disputed over a point pf law and came
TO blows. Judge Christian fined the COM
,batants SOS each.
The Hospital Association Directors hold
a meeting this afternoon, and informa-
ton was received from the Norfolk and
Western that tle contractor would, COM
plcte the building by May 1st- A COM
=nittee was appointed to make arrange
anents for an opening celebration
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-13
Whites Were There, Too.

Some of the delegates returning from
the State Republican Convention held at.
Norfolk Tuesday, say the report that the
body was composed largely of colored men
is erroneous.
There were not more than one hundred
cclored men in the convention, . said
gentleman yesterday. There has never
BEEN he added, "a Republican convention
in this State in which there were so few
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-13
aIbenarie Weddings

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, April L.
sreciai.-nlr James T. Webb, OF Ear
louisville, Orange county. Va. and Miss
LUCY r. Campbell. OF Albensaris. were
married yesterday afternoon at o'clock
at the home of the bride. Near this city,
tire Rev. Mr. Smith otficia ting.
Mr.. J. Fl. Davis and Miss Mary a. Toyl-
lin twere united in marriage yesterday
afternoon The ceremony took place at
tine. residence of the Rev. II. B. Lee, who
performed the ceremony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-13
Coat Recoyc.ped.

A handsome overcoat belonging to AR.
r. C. Garden, of No. s51s East GRACE
Street, was recovered yesterday by Detec-
tive Hall. The coat was taken from his
residence "Wednesday night, and yes terday.
morning was put9ups at a pawn shop by a.
negro. whom the police know, and it will
be but a question of a short while before;
he is arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-13
Sta1eSConyention.

Friday morning at the Monticello to con-
fer with local Democratic leaders in
reference to the State Convention to be-
held on May Cd. and will spend Saturday
and Sunday at Old Point
The Secretary. while in the city. MIL
arrange Tor accommodati for mum
her of his friends in the Southwest who
have written him about quarters.
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Hosspita.5Notes.

The regular weekly meeting of the
Board of Lady Managers of the Retreat
for the Sick met yesterday at the home
of Mrs. jenkins, on West Main Street.
Captain Page McCarty, at the Retreat,
is Improving slightly.
The ladies of the Old Dominion Hospital
return thanks to all who remembered
them on donation day.
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O'Clock yesterday afternoon in the Pine
Street Church pariors with q good at
tendance. The election of officers took
place as follows:
Mrs. Y. E. Hatcher. president: Mrs. c.
F. Williams secretary, and Mrs. r.
Adam. treasurer.
Dr. \. j. Topper delivered an address
on the History of China. and was fol-
lowed by Mrs. Catherine Foster. wig
spoke on THE Religious Condition OF
China" Mrs. Duncan, of Massachusetts,.
made a few well chosen remarks on w-o-
mems work in missionary .lelds in this
country during the past thirty years
Mr. James Branch Cabell. VINO is on the
staff of the New York Herald. IS in the
city. a guest OF his mother, Mrs. Robert
Ct. CabeIl.
Mrs. William Thornton and son. OF
Stanton, Va, are visiting friesds in this
city and stopping with Mrs. S. &. Drury,
No. III South Fourth Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Akel Won Wiessenoerg aro
now staying at No. Ill North Fifth
Street. Mr.. and Mrs. Won Wiessenhers
have been for the greater part Of the
winter at NO. sos East Grace Street
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Sl,in.H / % Ne,l,,,vs,53Yro,rk..s

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AZ, a pyil Il e:
srscdal.-AIr J. E. "a Andrews, of lbe-7s
marie. shipped last Isn't two card Dads adj
/ the lot were six pairs of match horses
These ,dne horses Will be put on private,
sale at the AMERICAN Horse sExchanDa.