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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-10-31
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. L. w. Groves signature
is on each box. 25c.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1901-10-31
Avon Springs, N. Y, February /, 1901.
DR.. Taft Bros. Medicine Co,

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unable to work the best health
every day. This testimony make such
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East 130th Street. New York City.
SOLD ALL DRUGGISTS
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-10
New Recruiting officer.

Capt. F. c. Marshall, OF the
Fifteenth Cavalry, U. S. A, ar
rived IN this city yesterday to sue
ceed Lieutenant Barry, who has
been in charge of the recruiting
Office at this point, the latter hav-
ing been transferred to Omaha.
Capt. Marshall participated IN the
Philippine campaign and also IN
the siege OF Pekin, and has Just
returned from our island posses
sions. He says that conditions
have improved wonderfully IN the
Philippines during the past year,
and new recruits will not suffer the
hardships experienced by the SOL
dicrs who FIRST enlisted for service
over there. The recruiting office
will probably be located in La
Iunta for couple OF months.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-10
City Council.

The city council did not meet
Monday night, the city dads hsv-
ing decided to postpone organrza
ton and the election OF new city
officials for one week. There are
quite a number o. petitions in cir
culatiou for appointment to the
various positions and a dozen
applicants Tor the job OF engineer
ing fhe street sprinkler. The
meeting mex, Monday night pro-
misses to be an interesting one.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-10
s.,on c,o-s,. A~.rs Contract.

The melon growers At their
meeting on Saturday, contracted
to deliver the output OF melon
crop tor the coming season to II.
Woods OF Ch csgo, who represents
the Kountze Co. The contract IS
on commission basin. 10 per cent
for all sales in Chicago, and -
per cent for outside points. Three
fourths OF the sales though will be
made in Chicago.-Las Animas
Leader.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-10
n.,ros. Escape.


Charles A. Reynolds. ex-treas
urer OF Otero county, while cross
ing the track At Swink station
about 3 o'clock last Saturday after
noon, was struck BY the eastbound
passenger tram, and it is simply a
miracle that he escaped fatal in
inries. Mr.. Reynolds was driving
south from his ranch in covered
wagon, on his way to the store at
Swink, and as he is somewhat
deaf, probably was not aware OF
the approach of the train. The
engine struck the hind quarters OF
the team and the two front wheels
OF the wagon, throwing both
horses on the right side OF the
track. killing them instantly, and
Mr.. Reynolds and the wagon on
the left. MIR. Reynolds was found
underneath the wagon still con-
scious, and picked up and taken
to his home at the Holly ranch.
DIR. Mcdonald, OF Rocky Ford,
who happened to be on the train,
attended the injured man, and DR..
Dow was Immediately summoned
from this city. After an examina-
ton the doctors discovered that
Mr.. Reynolds right thigh had
been broken, and that that was
the only injury he had sustained.
In . few hours Mr.. Reynolds
was resting quite easily. As it is
very difficult to effect a perfect
union IN fractures Of this nature it
is probable that the injured man
will be confined to his bed for
eight or ten weeks before he is
able to be about.
The fireman on the engine, in
relating his story of the accident,
says that he saw the team ap-
preaching the crossing and noti-
fed the engineer. who gave the
usual signals. The team then
apparently slowed up and he told
the engineer that all was right
ahead. The team afterward start
ed up again and were on the cross
ing before the speed Of the train
could be reduced to any extent.
Tho track II Swink is - straight
as an arrow for several miles on
either side Of the crossing, and
how NJ. Reynolds failed to notice
the sppeoach Of the train Is .
myseesy. That be escaped instant
death = ! miracle.
NJ 1eeynoli1s was resting quite
easily a etseday.- although some
what gSorD l5on tfe close con-
fine ssis subiectsd 70.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-10

he had again. One of the soldier
boys was taken sick here and had
to lay over until Monday morning
before he was able 10 resume his
journey.
La Junta tribune., 1901-04-10
.ons soss local ,rGss.

1 "a sho""
il For fresh bread. pies or cakes go
to Fishers postofice news stand.
Money for city or farm loans on
easy terms. Inquire w. r. Gibson.
Columbia patent hard wheat
-four, best in La Junta, at Carlton
& Bradley's.
Gem Flour" best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded. La Iunta Milling Co.
DR.. Robert Coltman left yester-
day morning for Monte Vista TO
attend the meeting of the Presby-
terry, which is now in session in
that city.
Harry Bourne resigned his posi-
J ton at Finney's pharmacy this
week and left yesterday morning
for Pueblo to accept similar po
sition with Wells & Co., druggists
OF that city.
| Senator NJ. T.. Farwell returned
home from Denver last Sunday
morning In our Saturday issue
we will give an epitome OF his OBJ
servations, impressions and exper-
fences in the late, lamented legis-
lature.
|. Appearances are somewhat de-
ceptive. Yesterday Sol Mendel-
son placed new awning in front
OF his store, the front OF which is
adorned with the sign Home
Rule"-the shibboleth OF his an
cestors.
Rev. Paul RAIDER drove down
from Las Animas Yesterday to
catch the I2:2o train for Denver,
the time occupied in making the
trip up from the Bent county
metropolis being one hour and ten
minutes. This IS rather speedy
for minister.
The Easter social given by the
Presbyterian Aid Society at the
church Monday night was we'll at
tended and very enjoyable affair.
Light refreshments were served,
and the offerings for the church
building fund amounted to about
fifty dollars.
Last winter | was confined to
my bed with very bad cold on
the lungs. Nothing gave me relief
Finally my wife bought bottle OF
One Minute Cough Cure that
Effected speedy cure. l cannot
speak too highly of that excellent
remedy" Mr.. T. X. Houseman,
Manatawney, Pa. Miller & An
drews.
The humid shadows hovered
over all the starry spheres Mon
day night and the, melancholy
darkness gently wept in rainy
tears for several hours, and kept
at tmost all day yesterday. The
damp wetness did a world OF good
to the parched earth and caused
thu heart of the farmer to paipi-
tate with great Joy.
il Brinkman g. Chestnut opened
their new restaurant last evening,
which will be known to fame un-
der the title OF the Elite" II is
first-class and up-to date in every
particular, and bright, fresh, new
and clean throughout. The pros
pect OF fine business is very
flattering, and the new firm pro-
pose to serve the public in a man
ner to deserve it.
Il A Rocky Ford girl took head
er from a bicycle and was Jared
into unconsciousness. Methods OF
resuscitation failed until benevo-
lent looking old gentleman ex-
claimed: Grub her neck" At
this the young girl came to her
senses. Tears came and she re-
pressed cry of anguish as she
screamed: .'Rubberneok yourself,
! you old fool" and she was SO mad
she couldn't cry.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
MOVES WILL REMAIN

United states Judgc James E Wicker sham. of Alaska. .s Go hold l term of court lt Nome beginning October 70. and u H questioned whether or not hc w.u return to Eagle at 1u 10 is thought hr VW romlu at Nome permanently. This news was brought by IT, I- Moro. or che United states Mail Service who arrived today on Che steamer Powers from st. Michael
 NI who can. says MT Nero. 1rr tr'- irr to r,t olt of Nome. and thc govern mont ought to take out many. Corsld- ,ruIe lawlcssuoss exists. and shootHs seranr occurred thc dly hc iaft in which oue man wls shot
 Mr. Nero belongs to thr railway scr vice as messenger between Spokane i1d Tacoma. and was sent out from Seattle to bring tbc mau to Nomo and SL Mi chuoi and un thc Yukon to Dawson. 70 doInr this service hc is given a vacation from his hlrd work on Che railroad and nt thr same tIme nus Che necessary posi- tion of guarl for tbe m1u for Che north mi. custom s followed iu giving thc vl- rious mail men vacations and at Che sam" tImr m1kIng them usoiul
 .Nu know in roglri to Judge Wicker sh1m's work at Nome says Mr. McrA
 .s what w1s told mo at Dutch llWhor 7v D Trted Sntcs marshal and Che cnrron- nrlf.vc statement at Nome Go Che effect b. urs to open court Iu Nome october l. Th.v toid mr 1t Nome th1t notices were posted th.ro to that cnect
 aT e1mc to Nome on tho steamer Eu' rnke leaving Seattle August 2> and ocr- rived at Nomc September 9 When We wor. 1t Dutch IIarbor Judge Wickcrsham was holding court thcrc. and Just thcn hearing Che murder c1sc in which suili- yan md throo companions were thc yic- t.ms not long ago on Uuimnk island
 "Vyc icft st Michael September ij. and a day or two later wc got tho news of Che shooting of Mckinley while We Nerr at Knu1g The news was wired up the river from St Michael
 People are getting out of Nome as inst as they can. The town .s luli and many need Co get out who have not thc means The government ought Co io something to help them out
 Considerable roughncss exists in Che camp. and Che officials have hard lot to deal with. A man was shot there ta' lly lcrt. but ! d.d not learn his name nor thc names of any of the other priu- rip3ls. The trouble was over woman
 General Randall n charge of Che ml- tary department of Alaska was Co leave Nome September i5 on tho steamer E'- -sucrluz. for Vancouver. Wash. The headquarters Of Che division have ne'n changed t1 Vancouver.
 -st Michael has been doing a big money order business Larger think. than amy other point on thc Yukon. with Che oN' l copton of Dawson. Soldiers and steom' boat men and others have money Co send out and Che day ! was there kept th' money order men hard at work "-Daw | son Daily News.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
Letter Mall Contract

Sealed proposals win bc received by the Second Assistant Postmaster General uu- tu D. .m, December 8. lo0i, for carrying Che United States mails foi Che term from July !. lee. Co June 30. loo6 on thc tl. lowing described routc-ncluding Che dc- posiung of mail Into boxes. etc.. along Che routc-by Che schedule stated. or such other schedule of like running tlmc as thc Postmaster General may prcscrIbo:
 From Skagway CNasko) by plwsou (Canadll. and Forty Mile u. ol. C1rtd1. to Eagle CAloskal. 59l miles and back, oncc a week. S months each year. from about June | Go September 90 and Dcccm- bcr | Go March 30, and twice month for [ months each year. from october Go November 90 and April ! Go May go. Lct- ter mon only.
 Approximately from June ! to scptcm- Der N
 Leave skogway every Monday
 Arrive ot Eagle in days.
 Leave Eagle once o week Immediately upon arrival Of mail from Panama.
 Arrive ot skaEwoy in days.
 Approximately from December Co M1rch m
 Leave Skagway every Monday
 Arrive at Eagle ln i3 days
 Leave Eagle once a week Immediately upon Che arrival of mall from Panama.
 Arrive at Sk0gway in l3 days.
 Approximately from October ! Go No- vembcr 90 and from April ] Go May n.
 Leave skagway on the nrstt Monday and Che third Monday Of each month.
 Leave Eagle twice a month immediate ly upon the arrival Of mall from Tououa.
 Bond required with bid. SG.ooo
 The, contractor win bc required Co pro- vide an dmaintain fully equipped relay stations at intervals of not cXcccding 90 miles
 Persons bidding must bc honest and capable and not less than twenty-onc years Of age. Mon carriers must not be less than sixteen years of age. and must be of good character. and of sufficient n tclIecncc Co properly handle and deposit Che mail along Che route.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
GLENN GULCH PROVES GOOD

GLENN GULCH Sept i2-Glcnn Guch Is stm Che center of attraction and Che mecca of every new conner Now that several thousand dollars have been taken out and Che gulch has proven beyond a doubt that b is a producer of thc urst magnitude in this camp at least. thc pub- uc 1rc taking dep interest in everything that comes from Glenn
 There are better creeks in Dawson. but this Is Che best in Rampant district. But this one creek is not Of such vitu im- nort1ncc as what it brings with it A new crl has begun for Che miner as well ls Che merchant An endless number of small streams have been located pros- poctc da littlc and Che most encouraging results have been obtained.
 Doric Mckinley. Pioneer Gold Run. Spruce. Kentucky and several others are prominent Claims on these creeks up Co few weeks ago dcspIsed by overy. body aro now at premium. Besides thc crock claims there are bar claims. some thing quite new for Rampant. arc claim .nr attention. and they are drawing t with vengeance To Che east and to the west of Glenn pay has been struck on the bars and man cau rock out good wages Wages are tl an hour. paid by thc Eagle Mining Company of dlcnn.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
.Daw.on wm Have Water

A curious looking round structure. eight feet in di1moeter. seven feet walls and two feet roof was placed in Che street opposite the Mcdonald hotel yesterday. s1ys thc Dawson sun tt looked for all thc world luSc the camera obscuro boxes ono used Go see at Che country fairs % quarter of century ago. except that it was covered with sheet Iron and had an iron door pan Mothoson. the watcr man. seemed Co have sometldng Go do with it and hc was nightly amused at thc many questions
 "It was thc same when ! was con- structiug t." hc said. "Onc man nskcd what such a blg wheel was for referring Go Che curb for Che base; and what Che .uttc wheel was for pointing Go the tcn- inch ring which forms Che apex and open ing for Che stovcpinc.
 This is thc water company's appliance for supplying our customers with water during Che winter" hc continued. Tt will bc sct right over the main and three or four pipes with faucets win be run Into Che hut where a stove win bc kept burn ing nu Che time A man with two buck cts win thus bc able Co nll both at tho same time
 Now. last winter when we hnd the wooden huts. everybody was saying, nut It in front of the other fellow because they were afraid or thc sparks. These are built of iron and asbestos and we shah use coal In the stoves SO there win bc no sparks SO now everyone says. put one right in front of my place.
 ''Nyc shall probably put up from eight cen Co twenty in various parts Of Che city and no one need bc troubled about tho water supply this winter"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

Capital is required to make success of Che bar diggings
 The foregoing and Che following arc from Che Rampant Miner of September i1
 A new and somewhat more mysterious strike has occurred iu Che past two weeks much nearer ttown. The hoys have been going over and stalking on che quiet lt ls said Co bc eight miles hy afr line in "a southeast direction. lying between Hunter and Che Yukon. A we'll dcnnod old river channel cut up by numerous creeks is reported There h1s been hut utte pros pectlnr done. An Alder creek in that vicinity was located iu iVl but an claims were allowed Go lapse Al Allen Groham. ID. McLonc. Capt Hogeiand. Pete Johnson and J. S. Iaugfori are among those on Che first ground
 Mr. Huls. who claims Go bc able Go handle Che water on HoosIcr. has ukcL a lay from Judge Ballet on 10 above. Captain Cook took out Eo m a.Ntccn days nt two hours 70 day in iN9 Since then thc water h1s lntcrmcdilod luils ls building 70 dam with Che Intention of turning Che crock Besides Peek, pur;cc and Jack Welsh thcrc arc other men pros pcctnr ou Uoosicr and should thc wa ter bc controlled there .a gold s1ior'.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

gold rr,dominlfuc Nu work is being done 1t present. but it is expected thot when Mr. FrcebJrn returns. and it s cN- n.ctOl th1t hc win arrive very shortly, tbat a coutroct win bc lot for driving 70 tunnel 0o feet I'm the vriu. with 60 view to determining Che question vhpthrr t holds its width and value tn 10 very cou- siderable depth. of which. however. there can b. but utur doubt Nr Frcehurn enjoys the reputation of being one of thc lhI,st. aud. at tho ume t.mc. one of Che most conservative miu.re experts in A'as- k1. and Che fact chat hc has interested himself in the property win he Go most people sufficient proof of us prospective sreut value
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

The experience Of Spain in governing thc Fmiplnos ls being duplicated under American rule. The difference hetwcc . thc methods or the two Governments may dawn upon these people few generations hence. UnW it does, disas- tcrs like that upon the Island Of samar a few days ago win from time Go time occur. This Is a part of the price that civilization pays Co savagery enughtt- onmcnt Co ignorance liberty Co tyranny. iu dealing with people nttly characterized by Klpling as half devil and half child % To eliminate the first and bring the "chud" up Go years of accountability ls Che hard task to which the Nation has set itself In the Philippines. It's accomplish mcnt win take time and lay heavy tribute upon life and treasure. This is expected; therefore. the occurrence above referred Go cannot be classcd as unexpected.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

Tho Bir Three group. under bond from I M smythr James Brennan and David Nichols Che original locators. Co James Fresburu and sam fIchtenstadter con- slsts of five contiguous claims located about twelve miles due west from Che head Euu Bay five miles of Che dls- tancs being by water through Narto lake
 rnourh work has boon done Go expose a ,geu daGned vein over % continuous length of leo feet. and averaging about threc feet in width The ore ls of Che same general character as those of Che Crackcrjack rcgion. and very similar in appearance. thr values as thus far shown by assay. being aloui SO Co Che ton, In gold. copper and euv,r rcspectively-the
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
Cold Feet

A sure cure for cold feet is to buy an air tight heater. large size, for four dol- lars that is sold elsewhere for ten dollars There is a pair Of German BOX for fifty cents. worth one dollar and fifty cents; an overcoat (not woodenl for about four or six dollars. and you arc fixed for the cold blasts from Canada.
 A few wool lined coats left at four dole lars. All these good things Of earth can be found at Keolar's store on Broadway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

An we want ls au the trade In sight F. IT, Clayson & Co.. the One Price Cloth lnr. Shoe and Furnishing House. Fourth and state streets
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE.

Pacific and Arctic Railway and Navigation Company. British Columbia Yukon Railway Company. British Yukon Railway Company
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

Finest grade trunks. grips. telescopes and bags-big cut at our closing out sale
 Chcncys Boston Stort
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

"FOR SALE" "For Rent" Furnished Rooms for Rent" and other cards for sale at the Daily Alaskan oHice.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

J. "A Enuee. af Ono Keystone mine has boon .r town during thr vrek. lir reports work In on. Irf- nn tho i0-foot i.rsI prorr.s-lre satisfactorily. without material change .r the character of the or. body except thlt ID h.r,y low of vu- Ger h1s boon encountered indicating % change or some k.1l not nr or Th. ar. lt the Keystone !. low rr11e. but carries values sufficient ta .uslr. proc st,bia mine .r Che event th1t thc I.ls. which V over thirty feet wilc. between smooth and weu defined walls. Is found to hold ts sIzc over tho icrrth it .s dcs.snod to extend Che drrs In either direction from the point where the tunnel connects wItb the shaft 70 s Che purpose of th. msn1r,mcut to open ths mine Co a suih e.s1t extent to insure steady daily pro- duet of at least 9o tons before putting ir In 20 mu
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

Our big reduction sale is on our entire stock. Choney's Boston store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
Amorioau Tailor, 4sl BrOadwav.

Corduroy suits. English mako. tlO per suit.
 Chenoy's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

Gentlemens shirts and parkas made to order Cor. lth and Main. S-iS-im
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

For draylng or expressing. call J. Cowan Phone 30. Automatic. i2o.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12
KfICHIKAN MINING
Budget of Latest Nows From tho
 Mining Journal

10 s understood thlt the Alaska iu- Just-lI Company - nrsuu1une tor ' bond and option ot uHr.Hl.r on the We.t- oolst group of mines at Nh'acS Anoh- HfIc. Ntb I view tH immediately conn. m.ucIre the work of d.t,Iopm.rt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

Geo. w. Dosss has eon. to Tacoma Go ..muI.t. araus.meuts f1r th. working .f hs mr.ue property or Nl Andrew. Ie tl- shipped umu,r ana -lnni. to th. camp. anJ unuu H.s ntuw vN employ IH0ut twenty -utr mon whom he win keep .f U.r. Iurn- On. winter months.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

rh. H.r Six group 1t Crrd.u roint s .l.I t1 be showing mp veu .n 10 shaft now down nearly DO f.et in 1 leder which 's ...ar bv 10 eur.lrr crnse-cut t' hr n r..r v.I.. Tho ase1ys run from % Go .I ..I nuI from -'s to % DOT cont c'nn'r CUIe N..ann. John Slyer N1tc tiitrf arI I..r. Tomun-on Ire thr owners. 'nd .t Is uHI.r.tHol H1ve mudc 1rr'nr'mrnt' to Jr.n tr. .hlu to a depth of i' feet daring tn. winter. with view to further suhs.ul.Ht exploration Toy dr.tt 1ni cross- .uttIne .n th. I..Ie.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

ClHt J H Hanson N..rs h'mmcrns away no tu. claims owned hy himself and Geo. TT sc.ye ut on. r.ad of NIb1ck Auchouc.. and Is r.t,ne l good show of mineral Tho Captain thinks he has the making of u eu1t mrr. 1n1 not without r.IaUn. either
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

N w Eun.hIrI of Sk0w. Arm. was u town TH.rsIly having como "ter t' .. ml supply ar .IIuI.- IIe reports thIt uI. mu. - showing V.L Ind thIt tn"N val" .r ship HH f.r. co. 0r. which .- oN- r..t.I t. rr Inout tH to thr ton. Mr. uu.h.rI e aasur. thHt h. hos l h"- nIn.I .tr.s. uHI nr.Ha. pushing t i"r .I .t e worth
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-12

Tho s.lftI. rIuor.. tu tn" contrary n"i- a.tn.t1rUur the MnIuE Journal F in s position tu know thlt Che NH1conia c"m- r.ry .s uot Interested in the pculins Cope Dor Mountain daUl which SIm SIIN'rmin II. .r.mufne Tr. u1rtt who ViI nHt lr the money. I1 ease ths d.li s'es thr'uEh .e u S Frank. uf Hu.
 N E WburG,II vho h1s the 'rlsr for .f. sur..y ur th. Lookout Group h1- -.r. oysr ta complete the work. 1ni hopes to hay. hs f.I notes and p.ais -.4Ir ta anI ia Che surveyor conrrll within Che next tWo ur thr.r weeks h the Intention of the oWner- t' mako ape u.e1uou f.r patent 1s soon 1- thr survey shan hJNr Ue.n approved
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-11-11

The Minneapolis Times observes:
If to him who makes two blades of
grass grow where but one sprouted
before we are authorized to give high
credit, how much of praise should be
awarded him who makes one railroad
60 where lone had been before?
Hon. w. D. Washburn has a right to
be proud that by the building of the
Bismarck, Washburn & Great Falls
railroad he has opened up a new coun-
try, has made life to many settlers
more desirable, has increased the rev.
enues not only of North Dakota but
OF the country at large, has afforded
opportunities to incoming settlers
that will in time ripen into fortunes.
The pioneer with the axe, or the
prairie schooner, was a noble figure,
but his power for pushing backward,
or eliminating, a frontier was as moth
ing when compared with that of the
steel rail and the locomotive.