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La Junta tribune., 1901-05-04
Saved Her Life.

alt is with good deal OF pleas
ure and satisfaction that recon-
mend Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
an1 Diarrhoea Remedy" says
Druggist A. w. Sawtelle, OF Hart
ford, Conn. "a lady customer,
seeing 'he remedy exposed for sale
on my show case, SAID to me: q
really believe that medicine saved
my life the past summer while at
the. Shore and she became SC
enthusiastic over Its merits that
at once made up my mind to re-
commend it in the future. Re-
Gently gentleman came into my
store so overcome with colo pains
that he sank at once to the floor.
/ gave him dose of this remedy
which helped him. ! repeated the
dose and in fifteen minutes he LEFT
my store, smilingly informing me
that he felt as well as ever" Sold
by City Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-04
ou.s.ion Answered.

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 b;liousness. Doctors were very
scarce and seldom heard Of appsn-
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
liver, stimulate the nervous and or
ganic action of the system, and
that is all they took when feeling
dull and bad with headaches and
other aches. You only need few
doses OF Green's August Flower,
in liquid form, to make you satis-
fed there is nothing serious the
matter with you. For sale at
Finney's pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-04
Beware OF . Cough.

A cough is not a disease but a
symptom of consumption and bron-
chitis, which are the most danger
Gus and fatal diseases, have Tor
their first indication persistent
cough, and if properly treated as
soon as this cough appears are
easily cured. Chamberlain s Cough
Remedy has proven wonderfully
successful, and gained its wide
reputation and extensive sale by
its success in curing the diseases
which cause coughing. If it is not
beneficial it will not cost you a
cent. For sale by City Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-04
Can. Help su, Do YOU Good.

II people only knew what we
know about Kodal Dyspepsia
Cure. it would be used in nearly
every household. as there are few
people who do not suffer from a
feeling OF fullness after eating.
belching, tlatulence. sour stomach
or waterbrash, caused by indiges-
ton or dyspepsia. A preparation
such as kodal Dyspepsia Cure,
which, with no aid from the
stomach, will digest your food,
certainly can't help but do YOU
good. Miller g. Andrews.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-04
Mus,ei.n's Convention.

The American Federation of
Convention will be held
at Denver, May I4th to 2oth.
A rate of one and one-fifth fare
on the certificate plan will be
made from all stations in Colo
RADIO to Denver and return,
over the Denver and Rio
Grande. Certificates will be
available on May I2th, 18th and
18th. A. w. White, secretary OF
the organization, will sign certih-
Gates. Mr.. Scott Bryan, ticket
agent at the Denver Union Depot,
will act as joint agent and STAMP
and honor certificates at one fifth
tsir returning, provided there are
fifty or more in attendance.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-04
weekly Crop suIletin.

The week ending April 29th has
been characterized by tempera !
lures considerably above the sea
sons average, practically no pre-
cipitation. and large percentage
of sunshine.
The soil is still in excellent con
dition and farming operations have
been advanced with the greatest
possible dispatch.
The seeding of wheat is prac-
tically finished in San Luis Park,
and nearing completion elsewhere,
aud that sown during the closing
days OF March or the first week in
April is coming up evenly and
promises a good stand. Oatfseed-
ing is we'll under way and much
land is being prepared for corn
and potatoes.
Fruit is developing nicely on
the western slope. and the damage
by frosts on the 18TH and goth was
serious only in a few localities.
Eearly varieties are coming into
bloom in the Arkansas Valley, and
buds are swelling in other districts.
/ Alfalfa has started nicely and the
ranges are getting green.
Irrigation 10 in progress in San
Luis Park and portions Of ths
Arkansas and the Grand and Um'
compahgre Valleys.
In Otero county the crop pros
poets were never more favorable Al
this se3son Of the year. bulletins
from various points being AZ fol
lows: Fowler-Planting sugai
beets and 6antaloupes; outlpol
favorable. Manzanola PIantinf
sugar beets; plum trees in bloom
alfalfa making rapid growth; gen
lersl outlook very encouraging
Rocky Ford Season backWard
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La Junta tribune., 1901-05-04
For Sale.

The Rocky Ford Town and In
vestment Company will consider
offers for quit claim deeds for a
batch OF about twelve lots which
it has never conveyed, but to
which its title is not complete
because OF adverse claims. A list
of these lots, with full informa-
ton, can be obtained from Mr.. Z.
I. Smith, Cashier OF the Rocky
Ford State Bank.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-04
Old Resident Gone.

D. T. Richards, for several
years past employed as machinist
in the local shops, left Thursday
morning, for Hastings, Colorado
mining camp, to investigate a pro-
position that has been made to
him. II not satisfactory he Will
60 to California. Mrs. Richards
and children left for Topeka, Kan,
for an extended visit before joining
her husband. Mr. Richards is a
quiet, industrious young man and
first class workman in his line.
He has the best wishes OF numer
Gus friends in this community for
success and prosperity wherever
he may decide to locate.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-04
Ninth commencement.

The ninth mmencement exer-
cises of Union High School, No. /,
will take place at the opera house,
Thursday evening, May 23d, at s
O'Clock. There are twelve gradu'
ates in the class of 1901, six boy s
and an even half dozen girls, as
follows: Frances NJ. O'Rourke,
Grace E. Weatherby, Glen c. Al
len, Bessie H. Burnett, Alice M.
Wie.and, Edna c. Cartwright,
Victoria V. Gray, Edward V Gava
gan, John P. Sebree, Frank w.
Turley, Clyde T. Davis, Gail A
Allen. The class motto is, Grow
ing, Not Drifting"
The class address will be de
livered at the opera house Frida.
evening, May 18th, by Chancello
Buchtel, of the Denver University
and the class sermon by Presiden
Slocum, of Colorado College, Sun
day Lvening, May 10Th.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-04
peArson--Anderson.

|. II. Pearson and Miss Nola
Anderson were married last Wed
nesday morning at the home of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. b. Anderson, Rev. Kenneth
Money officiating at the ceremony.
Miss Anderson has occupied the
position of deputy county clerk
for several months past, and has
been particularly efficient in the
discharge of her duties. She is a
very bright and charming young
lady and has the esteem of large
circle of friends. Mr.. Pearson is
employed at the Arkansas Valley
Bottling Works, and is an ener-
getic and industrious young
man. The happy couple have the
best wishes OF a large number OF
friends for quiet and peaceful
voyage over the troublous matri-
monial sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson received
number OF handsome and valu-
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-04
Death of ch... mec,..ry.

Chas. G. McCreary, the seven
month's-old infant son OF A. Nj.
McCreary, died at the home Of
his parents last Wednesday morn
ing, from spinal meningitis. The
funeral took place from the resi-
dence at 10 o'clock Thursday
morning, services being conducted
by Rev. Robt. Coltman, and the
interment occurring at Riverview
cemetery.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-04
wrecsIAssin.

We were in error in our last
issue in stating that Tom Foley
"closed" up his business affairs in
this city early this week, prepara-
tory to removing to Ration. We
should have said that he had ''ar-
ranged" his business affairs pre-
paratory to making change Of
residence. He still retains an
interest in the "Mint."
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-04
Baptist chu reh Tomorrow.

AT the Baptist church tomorrow,
Sunday School 10 a. M; preaching
at II a. M, and hand OF fellow
ship to new members; Lords Sup
per observed after morning. SER
vice; Junior Baptist Union at 3 p.
M; Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m.
The evening service will begin at
g p. M, from now on and during
the summer months. All are
invited.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-04
..clti.ers' Association"

La Junta is to have a real live
board of trade or Chamber Of
Commerce to be known as the
"Citizens' Association of La
Iunta." The committee appointed
to solicit membership succeeded in
interesting every business man in
this city and second meeting was
held at the court house last Tues
day afternoon for the purpose OF
effecting an organization. The
following were elected directors:
r. w. Patterson, F. Finney, James
McNeen, r. A. Steen, A. c. ORA
per, G. A. kilgore, T. T. Wood
ruff.
AT a meeting of the board OF
directors the following officers
were elected: President, James
McNecn; secretary and treas
urer, g. A. Kilgore. The organ
ization will. be known as the
"Citizens' Association OF La
Junta," and the secretary was in
structed to prepare articles Of
incorporation and file them with
the secretary Of state.
The secretary was also request
ed TO communicate with Otto F.
Thum, secretary of the Arkansas
Valley Press Association. in regard
| to the proposed trip of the Pueblo
| Press Club to the Arkansas Valley,
find out the exact date Of the.l
visit to this city and also the
| probable number that would be in
party. The association proposes
to entertain these gentlemen in Z
way that will reflect credit upon
the town and make lasting i'm
preston upon the gentlemen ol
the press.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-04
Closing Out at Cost.

Having decided to discontinue
my business, | will sell my entire
stock of new and second hand
household aud furnishing goods at
cost. Everything goes. Colorado
ave, nearly opposite First Ma
tional Bank.
II. w. HEGENER.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-04

able wedding gifts, among them
being a gold watch and chain, .
present from the groom to the
bride. They left on the noon train
for Denver for brief visit in the
capitol city.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-04
For ssie or Trade.

One four-year-old colt, unbroke;
one ten-year-old horse, about 100
pounds-good work horse; will
sell very cheap, or trade for gentle
driving horse. Inquire at Fox
worthy's livery barn.
GEO. A. NIDy.
La Junta tribune., 1901-05-04

plums in bloom; fine growing
weather; large acreage sugar
beets being planted; also canta-
loupes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-23
uillor Y CO.

absolute correction que deben ser
cumplidos y no sere 70 ciertamente
quien falte a ellos. En- casos como
este, hay que estar prevenidos con
ira los rumores. El afan del ajeno
desprestigio levanta donde quiera
una version y cuando, EN- un caso da
do, es general Ia buen4 voluntad de
avenirse, lanza 81 paso un efizo pa
ra echar obstaculos en ell camino.
Dirfase que aquel afan, cerrado & to
da dial6ctica, Sc nutre solo de escom
bros de la fama de los demas. Asfre
V. uno de los discursos de Cation;
empieza de este modo. 80. <l roma
nos!. ....., eicuan diflcil es hablar
& un vientre que no tiehe oidos!. -,
Y es claro, esas resist eucias, emba
razan el juicio y la opinion que -se ha
de formar de las cosas Aunpue ru
mores de tai linaje pasen, como dice
el adagio americana ep or encima de
la cabeza dc los oyentes b., es bueno,
para no acreditarlos, estar prevenl
dos contra ellos. Cuanto & ese de
que V. me habla, no 10 dude ", ten
go la conviction de que compatrio
tas que concurrieron las conferen
cias del Hotel Frances, ser1an, 81 ESQ
valera la pena, los primeros en- de
sautorizarlO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-23
Croniquilla de NueVa York.
Agosto Il.

Los oposicionistas al Gobierno
en- Pto Rico, han hecho circular i'm
rumor alarm ante
Que el gobierno de Washington
busca una formula para separar del
profesorado a los maestros de la ra
"a de color.
Ese es un absurdo complete,
porque SO separarfa de toda razon y
justicia.
Ell vapcr San Juan que lleva la
presente, dicen que conduce 200 ca !.
cos con cafe del Brasil, destinados
Ponce.
Yque pora evitar disgustos po'
pulares, van registrados en- el sober
do, como maiz.
Sc dice entire In colonia puerto
rriqnefla, que el Sr Mufioz Rivera
saldra para Pto Rico 81 81 del CO.
rriente.
No sabemos ell objeto de ese via
je nj su duracion.
AlgunOs Green que le lleva ell
prop6sito de enderezar ell alambrito
que so empeHan entortar en- Caguas.
Otros suponen que, sus deseos,
son enderezar los alambritos del. CO
mite.
x*s
Hablase de que, corren riesgo
de fracasar los proyectos del general
Stone.
Parece que Sc presenta una 9.
quef1a dificultad.
La de hallar quienes apronten
los chavos.
NADIA dicen los peri6dicoa de esta
ciudad de las guabinas de Gurabo.
Nj de las calabazas del Pepino
Nj del <Puerto Rico Herald.
Silencio absolute.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-23
DE ella JUSTICIA ,

VISTA ALDOCTOR ZENO GANDLA.
Un reporter de LA JUsT1CIA vi
slto aver al doctor Zeuo Gambia
LIE halo rodeado como de costum
bre de piramides de 1ibros. Hojeaba
un tratado de hygiene pdblica. Nues
tro reporter indic6 al doctor Zeno
Gambia que un rumor repetido en- al
gunos c1rculos le atribufa ciertas pa
labras como pronunciadas por 81 du
raDte las conferencias celebradas dl
timamente con objeto de avenir las
diferencias ocurridas entire algunos
republicanos de esta ciudad.
Else rumor expresa -diio nues
tro reporter-que usted confeso que
estaba convencido de las razones de
la comisi6n disidente, pero que us
tedes ten1an que complacer & esa
buena gente:
ESQ no es cierto-contest6 ell
doctor Zeno Gambia 1a.-Desautorizo
por complete ese rumor como des
provisto de TODD fundamento. No
he pronunciado tales palabras y la
raz6n es ovia. ST de ese modo hubie
ra pensado no hubiera acceptable de
ninguna manera poderes de, Comite
con quien estoy completaIaeute de
acuerdo.
No hubiera 20 podido obrar en-
contra de mi propio criterio, nj acep
tar y sostener otro que no fuera ell
mfo. De otro lado, los razonamien
tos de la comision dfsidente me hu
bieran convencido, cosa ue no con
sigui6 la referida comisi6n nj en- mi
amino nj en- ell de Ia Comisi6n Ejecu
tiva del partido nj en- el de los otros
representatives. del Comite, es eviden
to que hubiera yo formulado voto
particular,
Todo, menos incurrir en- un ocio
so desacuerdo conmigo mismo.
Quien quiera que me conozca, desoi
ra tales versiones.
A las conferencias asistieron
hombres animados de los mejores de
seos de concordia y 81 20 fuese a re
petir manifestsciones que allf escu
che expresadas en- momentos de fran
quezs, es SECURE que quedar1a bien
probado de parte de quien, entire el
Comite y los disidentes, estuvo la in
transigencia. Mas ESQ no puede
ser. En- casos tales, hay debereg de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-23

Parece que esta concertada una
sociedad mercantil, con 400 mil do
liars de capital, para explotar en-
Pto Rico el negocio de cafe.
BE establecerAn escalas en- Qua.
MICA de los vapores que vengan de
Rio Janeiro y PERT con destino q
N. York. Esos vapores conduciran
grapdes cantidades de cafe sin pillar.
I'm Gu&nica sera tahonado, esco-
gido y acondicionado absolutamente
igual que Sc hace en- Yauco Las
classes mejores Sc exportaran para
Europa. Las in feriores para Cuba.
Ambas llevaran Ia marca puerto
rriquef1s, que es buena marca.
Solo est& pendiente de segurida
des que deben d4rse en- Washington,
de que pusden hacerse las importa
clones directas del Brasil q Pto Ri
co, para comenz ar las operaciones.
81 ESQ Sc realiza, habra que can
tar el <de profundiss& los cosscheros
de caf f6 de Pto Rico.
~
II <New York Journal, ha pu-
blicado un artfculo sensational.
Dice que en- Pto Rico funda fac
torfas centrales ell Trust de az1car,
para explotar inicuamente al jornar
lero native.
,
Circula ell rumor de que los ia
bricantes americanos suprimirau los
descu entos acostu brados que conce
den para La exportacion & Pto Rico.
Sc fundan en- que declarado ell
cabotaje, resulta Pto Rico un mer2a
do dom 6stico, 10 mismo que cualquie
ra otr % de Ia Uni6p,
Veremos que soluciones tienen
esos problemas contra Pto Rico.
D 70 seguro gu o la soga reventa
ra por el lado de ALA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-23
PRecloS eQuITATyvoS.

te dice: Sun hombre es tantas veces
hombre como idiomas DONNA
La oportunidad lingufstica de
nuestros maestros y disc1pulos es
ahora excepcionalmente favorable.
Los j6venes, maestros que han
alcanzaao su tltnlo en- los recientes
examenes, van bien. No tiener que
contrarrestar viejas costumbres de
tradici6n. Siguen embellishments
las observaciones de los Inspectores
y por regla general tienen buenas
escuelas, segdn Sc demuestra por la
asistencia de discfpulos y ell mayor
promedio diario. No quiero decir
por este que los antiques maestros
no son buenos Muchos de ellos 10
son ell Departamento Sc complace
en- certi6oar el exito de sus trabajos
y su lealtad al Nero orden de cosas.
Estos maestros son altamente titles.
Ellos ejercen grande y saludable in
huencia y deben ser considerados
siempre para los mejores puestos
en- ell profesorado.
Siento bacer notar que algunos
maestros no son buenos. No son
buenos, porque no cumplen con su
OSU0T. oe Sill paGlAa 1dCllu0uG0 con
hunilde maestro que lucha = Sc es-
fuerza por llenar su cometido. Pero
maestros que no abreu sus escuelas
q hora oportuna como pl eviene ell
reglamento, que los informes de asis
tencia no son verdad, que cierran
sus escuelas con el pretexto de que
estan enfermos y luego Sc les We en-
la fiesta de otro pueblo, 6 que deli
beradamente cierran la escuela, des
piden a los niIlos informap que la
escuela esta alberta, esos no son hon
radios y estos Sc separan de su car
60 tan pronto como Sc conocen los
hechos.
ANIBAL.
(Traduetnr
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Los rios
de la America del sur.

Dando cuenta de Ia exploration
de estos rios, el general Reyes. Mi
nistro de Colombia en- P a, is, ha di-
cho en- un reciente informe, entire o.
tras cosas, 10 que sigue:
<Yo y mis- hermanos, & pie en-
canoas, hicimos nuestro primer via.
je de seis meses. Lo efectuamos al
traves de la parte mas ancha del con
tinente, en- regiones completamente
desfertas y desconocidaF, habitadas
por salvajes que son can1bales.
Los territories que nosotros he
mos recorrido Sc hallan limitados de
un lado por el Atlantico y del otro
por Ell Pacffco.
Prlmeramente cruzamOs los Au-
des y en- seguida exploramos los rios
que corren hacia Ell Amazonas. Des
pues de esta primera excursion, lie.
ma de las mayores penal idades efec
tuada con mis- hermanos Enrique y
Nestor y mi sobrino Sr, F.. Calde-
ron, mis- dos hermanos mlrieron: En-
rique de 6ebre, y Nesto or asesinado
devorado por los canfbales. iLoor
a esos dos her6icos zapadores de la
civilization que fueron eacrifcados,
StsSA SAA NO u AAAAAO 80 Al0l q Cu0u
ia de clio, en- las profu ndidades de
esos bosques americanos! La ciu
dad de Iquitos levant6 dentro de su
cementerio un monumento & Ia memo
ria del bravo explorador Enrique Re
yes.
Todos los paises de la America
del Sur, con exception de Chile, pue
den ser puestos en- communication en-
tre ST por medic de la ma vegacion flu
vial: el Brasil por medic del Amaze.
mas, Bolivia por medic del MADEIRA y
el PERU, que Sc halla Immediate al
Madre de Dios y al Beni!
El PERT tambien, por medic del
propio Amazonas. del Javary, del
Huallaga y del Ucayali, remontando
el cual Sc llega hasta ell Hinibo al
traves de este Sc encuentra la comu
nicaci6n con el ferrocarril de la Orc
va, que fu6 construido por 81 nortea
mericano Meiggs que CORE hasta
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SObre 0lSelanZa
en- P PuertO-RiC0.
II FirSt Annual Report"

Del informe general de la Isla
de Puerto Rico, que el Gobernador
Allen pasa al Presidente de los Els.
tados Unidos y que comprende des-
de 10 Mayo 1900 10 Mayo 1901,
de la parte que corresponds a la en-.
sef1anza, presentado por el Sr Brum
baugh extractamos 10 que Sc reiere
a los maestros.
Hello aquf;
<En Puerto Rico tenemos orga
nizados cuatro grupos de maestros-
Principales, graduados, rurales
maestros de ingles.-Los tres pri
meros grupos con pocas excepcio-
nes, sen nativos El ultimo del mis-
mo modo son de los Estados Unidos
La proportion approximately en- que
estAn, son siete maestros nativos,
por cada uno de los Estados Uni
dos.
Estos maestros nativos he teni
do OCCASION de estudiarlos muchos
de ellos tratarlos personalmente.
He Observable sus trabajos cuidado
samente. Con raras excepciones los
considerO como un cuerpo de macs
tros bien inclinados y dedicados a
sus trakajos.
Nunca tuvieron buena escuela
professional que hubieran aprovecha
do. No conocen ell ideal nj los meto
dos americanos, resultando alguna
confusion y mala compression por
que no trabaj en- ell sentido cue
requiere la presente organization de
ensef1an "a, conceptuado el mejor sis
tema. Els satisfactorio notar ell plau
sible progreso que muchos de ellos
han alcanzado en- bene6cio de la en-
sef1anza.
Ell orden y la organization en-
general de las escuelas ha mejorado
considerablemente y 10 que crefamos
un fmpr0bo trabajo viene gradual
mente resultando fAcil labor.
Los maestros empiezan q darse
cuenta, de que la vida del m maestro es
10 mas potents inf aencia que Sc i'm
prime la min az en- la Escuela.
De 'esto, debe resultsr que ell
maestro tiene que ser ejemplo, de
actividad, limpieza, exactitud, labo
riosidad, bondad, rectitud 6 integri
dad; debe tambien comprender ell
maestro, que sus habitos persona
les y acciones en- ia escuela fuera
de ella, es 10 que vendran ser los
niflos que 81 educa.
Hay algunos maestros nat;vos
cuyo entusiasmo y labor son admira
bles. Ellos tienen sus escuelas lie
mas continuamente. Dsseo que to-
dos sus ,compafieros tomaran elem
plo de ellos. Deseo tambien reco-
mendar q estos ell mayor esfue1 20
para que aprendan ell idioma ingles
y 10 ensefien en- sus escuelas. Quere
mos que los nifos sepan los dos lido
mas. El DR. N. G. SchReffer, Supe
rintendente de instruction pnblica
del Estado de Pennsylvania sabiamen