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WILL HE END COAL STRIKE
Cotton Closes Steady Two to Eight
Points Higher.
RECEIPTS MAKE A SMALL INCREASE
The Trade in Grain Restless and Nervous. I'm.
settled Weather and Poor Grading of
All Grades. Cash and Sea-
board Business Good.
(By the Associated Press.)

New York, August 19-Todays bust
ness in cotton goods has been of late of or
binary character at first hands, but local
jobbers are doing good business in
general merchandise. Print cloths con-
tinue dull at previous prices. Export
demand for cotton goods is inactive, but
a few small parcels have been sold late
ly for China and Africa.
NEW YORK COTTON.
New York, August 19.-The cotton
market opened quiet and steady with
prices points lower to 1 point higher,
and the room contingent appeared to be
considerably mixed as to just which way
to turn. The Liverpool cables offered
no inducement to longs or shorts here
and the early weather reports were rath-
or nom committal The commission houses
were sparsely supplied with orders and
Wall street for the moment was not sup
porting the market. Nevertheless shorts
soon decided that retreat was the better
policy, for strong outside buying came
to the front. Wall Street, the South and
Liverpool sending in orders. Prices were
well above the final bids of the previous
day before the first hour closed and the
market gave marked symptoms of inner
ent strength. While it was reported that
the foreign and Southern buying was for
Wall Street account, the orders having
been sent in this roundabout way for
effect, the bears were in no manner COM
forted and continued to cover as best
they might. Promptly at II noon the bu-
reau report came in and proved to be
even more bullish than the longs had
dared count upon. Prices quickly worked
up to 791 for January, after which there
was little change up to the closing.
Flurries of profit-taling caused slight
set-backs at times, but the general rul-
ing of the market was firm. The close
was steady with prices net to points
higher Total sales were estimated at
100000 bales. Receipts were disposed to
increase some.
NEW YoEK. Aug. l9.-Cotton futures opened
IN mat md StAadv
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Us. Ref. Us reg..1o7H
s. 3. Ref. Us cou 1O71z
U. SIS reg ......1O5N
" coup ........1o52
U. s. new as reg 1927
p" coup ........132A
u. s. old As reg.lo8A
g" coup ......108A
U. S. SIS reg.,...104A
I" COUP. ....104K
Atch'sn Gen. 4's.1o3M
Z" adj 4's...... 96k
Bait. & o. AS. ..1o3A
do 3 1-2's. IS
do cow. 4's..112
Can. So. 2nds.. .11oK
G. of G.. 5's......11ON
I" LIST incomes, 1855
c. Il o. 4h's.....10SA
C. e. A. 3 1-2's... 81
G.. b. g. O. 4.s.. 95B
CM&StP gen 4's113
G. & N. con rs. .134
c.. r. l. & P. 4's.1o9H
CCC&SLgen4's.1o2
Chicago Ter. as. 90
Colo. So. 4s..... 94B
d &. Rio GAS. .1o1h
e. prior lien as. 99h
Erie Gen 4's..... 86h
F.W.&.D.C.1sts ia
Hook. V. 4 1-2 s,1OqK
L IL ". uni. As ,.1OlB
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Iug. l9.-Cotton futures opened
spot cotton coseo steady. middlIhg upland'
middling gulf 81: sales 6S7 baIes.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, August 19.-Buyers
continue moving about among sample
rooms freely in search of desirable lists
of spot cotton, but they are debarred
from operating upon anything like a lib
eral scale by reason of the scarcity of
offerings. Quotations advanced lie on
all grades.
Futures were in good demand with Liv-
erpool, shading higher both for spot and
deliveries. In anticipation of bullish
government crop condition report, oper-
ators on the long side of the market be-
came little aggressive Immediately at
ter the opening and bid prices up to 5
points. When the bureau report came it
created quite stir among the bulls, who
at once took on additional small loads of
long cotton at further moderate gains in
the figures At the close today the re-
cord showed advances from last even
ing's range of values of to points on
the several positions.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Aug. 10. Cotton futures
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N c., August 10 --Turpentine
steady at 43h receipts 80 casks
Eskosln steauy at 81. l0Q1l Is; receipts 297.
Crude firm at O.. 1902 so: receipts 70 barrels
Tar firm at 81 go; receipts 30.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Aug. 10 -Turpentine steady
at 444; receipts 2l07; sales 400; exports 200.
Rosin firm; receipts 1850; sales 1872; exports
| ,568.
Quote: A, B, C,sLO5; D, sllO; E, ILLS. F.s1. 20.
G, $l.25 Ii, $3.50; ], OIL 81; K, 82.45; M 1895:
n, S3 40; w G, $780, w w, 1870.
CHARLESTON, S. @, Aug. 49, Spirits turpep tine
steady at 46h; receipts -, sales 40; exLo;ts-.
Rosln firm; receipts -; sales 250; exports
Quote: A, b, C, d, e, 81 %; f sI.35; q, sl1o:
z. 1855; /, &200; 1850: N, k2.9 N, S33o; VIC
w "; 1855
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NEW YORK MONEY

NV YORK Aug, 10 Il m.-MoneY Oh call
firm at 3hQ14A pei cent; closing ID and as ked
a1H4.per cent; last loan at per cent; ruling
rate =. -. per cent. Prime mercantile paper
iaGo5 per cent. Sterling exchange steady, with
setudi business In banners bills at 4.o1 Ter
lemand and at 4842O for % days Posted
rates 4S7HD4s8 commercial bills 1890
iS4&. Bar silver 52M. Mexican dollars 4i14
Government bonds steady; State bonds easier;
haiiroad bonds irregular.
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BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. August l9.-Flour steady winter
extra oOQl3 IJ do clear g. 5013 3d. sGraig hts
3. 30Q3.50; patents SO 70G93.s5.
-3Wheat steady; srot 720721s; August 72C9721 ;
september ~ No. 2 red = steamer No. red
-; Southern wheat by sample eSG6972.
Corn d IL spot 60 ask d; August -; No
yember A. the year -, January -; southern
wnlte 6UG6l; mixed -.
Oats unsettled eusy; No. whit, new, 80;
so. 2miXed, 3D..
Rye Drm; Nc. : nearby, So; No. western
Butter steady; fancy imitation 1909; fancy
reamery 20@D2l; fancy ladle /; store packed.
Eggs firm; fresh 1920
Cheese steady; larges 5000; medium n4;
mail l04Ul0M.
/, Sugar firm; fine and coarse granuated AIN.
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CAROLINA TRUST COMPANY,
RALEIGH. N. c.,
~@Pl'"t Solicited.

subject to check
deposits
tleu andbenef o.
for
az cuso
D. VicePresdent and
Eayes,C
Alexander Webb
Juus Leo d a f. W.
PETTY r. Albrigh an C.
in Carolina G.
Corespon
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sEARoARD STOCKS AND BONDS.

BALTIMORE. August 10 -Seabosrd Air Line
common 348@3ih; preferred 54ssO5a%.
Bon ls-s's s914Q89H.
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RALEIGH STOCK MARKET
Corrected daily by Grimes & Vassl
BONDS.

Bid. Asked.
North Carolina 6's, 1919 -. .134 1857
North Carolina AS, 1919. 80. .1O4
virginia new 3's .....- 9eH
Virginia Centuries, 1901 -. 96k $685.
Southern Railway SIS, 1894 ..124
S. A. l.. As ..... S6% e71
Western N. c. r. r. 6's, 1914. .11S -
Ca Car. & Northern SIS, 1929. .111h 112
Carolina Central Railway 49, 100
Ca, So. G Fla. r. r., 1916 ..114 -
STOCKS.
Va.-Car. Chem, pref. :. :. ..129 1891
Va.-Car. Chem. com. ....... 68% 69b
Seaboard Railway, pref. ..... 1917
Seaboard Railway, com. -. 29h -
Southern Railway, pref....... 96h -
Southern Railway, com. :. -. &c 81
Atlantic Coast Line, pref. ....-- 119
Atlantic Coast Line, com. ...160
N. c. r. r. &c. ...........171 IT'S
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Cash quotations were as Follows

Flour was easy; winter patents $3.50:
.traights s. 49, clears 3 3; DO spring specials
| So. lo04325; bakers So 30O2.S0.
Wheat-No. spring ~; No. g. SO; No, 2
:. Oats-No. 2, 2sA@2o; No. 2, white. :;
No. 8 white 3,4G3S Rye No q 50h05i.
Barley-good feeding =; fair to choice maltlng
IA. Prime timothy seed "a So Mess pork per Dbl.
fl5. G5Oi6.00. Lard. per 100 lbs, $40 S0OI035,
Short ribs sides Q.ose) s96S. Dty-sated
sides (boxed) iON1lOss. Whiskes 81 81. Clover,
contract grade. $500
NEW YORK
NEW YORK. Aug. 49, Flour irregular and de
rtssed; Minnesota patents s3soa3 90: do. bakers
49, 1903 3d. winter straights S3.6OlD3 So: winter
patents s3.65O395, low grades g.. 9oa13.l5.
Bye -four steadier; fair to good sS.20a3s0; choice
Corn meal eas5; yellow western lbs; city :;
brandywine S. 5O03.55
Rye steady; No 2: western 6o1l; State 6'Q64.
Barley dull !; feeding "a; mailing
Barley malt dull western 650f6.
wheaf-spot hrm; No z, red, IS Options
May 741; September 5sN; December ~
AN Sept. mber 5SA; Decemb AGA.
lOats-spot weaker; No ,, re" 39x.
Beef 6rm; family sl5,ooQl6 90: mess sl3 80;
packet slI 50alo beef hams s22.0O0e3.00.
Gu n0sts steady; picked be lies ll4Oi3;
do should rs s%@S; do. hams llMNl2.
LII I'd iLner; western steamed 5000; August
south America stI.5O; compound s1s018M
Pork steapy; family sl00002o 50, short clear
sla.7509.O0; mess Si7.75a1is.7o
Butter steady; western creamery, fresh 100
-: imitation creamery 1908: factory l6Olo;
,tste dairy l6O91a.
Cheese firm: lull cream, small color,d, OF
small white 9B.
Eggs steady, State and Pennsylvania 200
,0h; western, l4Ol7n: southwestern, l6(tl7.
Tauow W. ak Guy lS2.o0 per package eh:
country (packges free) 6%
Rosin steaGy; strained. common to good, l.s5.
Iufpentine steady at 47D47H
Rice east r; domestic fair to extra 4MO7;
Japan IA tL5
Co1ee--spot Rio steady; No. 2 invoice Sd;
mid, fam; Cordova SOILS.
Sugsr raw was steady; fair refining ~;
CT trifugal, 96-test, 33S refined sugar firm;
mould A 49,; STANDARD A H. 5; confectloner's
h50; cut loaf us; crushed i5. 10; powdered 40;
.ranulated 4.65: cubes 4.90.
Molasses steaay; New Orleans, open kettle
God TO chulce 1924.
Potatoes easy; New York and western -;
ersey G.00Gi.25; Long Island Si.25; southern
sweets St.3tO275
Peanuts steady; fancy hand picked 5]4O5H do
nestle 3hQIo1.
Cabbages 1ul; Norfolk, barrels -; Long
Island, per l00 az 00D2,50.
Frelgnts to Liverpool; cotton by steamrr l2hc;
Grain Id.
Cotton seed oil was duh Prime crude
'arrels /. o. b. mi ls,-; prime summer yellow
iaQ145; off summer yellow AN: prime white
i61l0i7; prime winter yellow AZ; prime meal
21.0O nomin al.
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LIv ERPOOL

LIvERPe OIL. Aug. 10 "A p. M.-Spot cotton
moderate BUSINESS; prices steady; American
mldaling IA 1884; good miduIng 3l-32d;
midding 4%d; low middling 4s5-S2d: good or
din Try 2l-32d, ordinary 4l3-32d
7 he sales of the day were 1000 bales of which
800 were speculation and EXPORT and included
$500 American, Receipts 1000 bales, inc iuoing
American.
Futures opened firm and closed quiet
Aul,a e. nlIddlinu- q q q
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ing futures ranged as follows :
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rromper sus corszones desde una
edad nuy tenn pra1z.
Enrsque Te9fJo Sanchez.
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In h0mbre l0EradO.

Sef1or Editcr.-S;rvsse inforL1er
s sus lcc5oras cue 81 loe es0ri5ea g.
odenGiklmente les m&nosrs poe.co
fSac en- eatta sellAde 81 plan cue SO
SaS = por al caal cStIvs 81 rassabie-
cimleECc rerneaante = colnpacto DO
nj salHe y viggr vAronil despaSs ss
a1cs &a sxtI 1aisAsos 10 aablii&4a
ner7iosa. pSrdldas roatarrs.S y psz-
ses GS5iles Y strohaaAs.
No so nj i4ea eoGseguir ainero
de uAdIc; tui robs2o y estafaao por
caAr1aS@lss, haE9a perGst IL rs del
gsAaro 6EmaRo. psrc grscias "a Dioo
sstoy &nor@ bien v@goroso y fUerte,
y COZ Ceseo Ga haeaz conocer 4 10000
este renedic aisrt;, de sararEa.
No tsnieado nAGA que venGex III
4aa 0nviSr G.. a. a., no eeseo dine
70,
Direction: e. Brans, Boz DelrAy
Mich. EE. UU. s 1870. III
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Protection
q los b0ers.
Ahora no es Ia espada
silo el arado,

T=nana@ive, sgosto 31.~Ei CO.
ronel Tcichsr5, del e srcito hoo:, y
otros dele adc6 d i T. aasVaal, est&Q
tan sstisf3cnos oe sus ilvea5lgScio'
nes &c Madagascar, Cue hacen SC
5u&iMsnte ge tones ceres del Co
barnaGcr, general Galiieni, en al
1clt;do 20 ob5enar Ia cesi6r de GEa
vasta extension de tarzano prcpio
para la AsriculSurA. ca les slfe0sdo
ras del i#gc StRssi, y cue CT tiva
TiaG fAmilisa beers. Es probxb 8
qaa el G4hier1o frances 4Geoda ez
Va soGcitEi, con ID cC2diCiCn SO qEa
los Coers Que snigreu para estable'
ccrae en- MAaaCss :A- Sc nstuIalicc1
cludadaros ffansecss ST. entrar CT 81
goce dc 4s pc 5ssi5I Ges tefr4no soil
citsdo. Ell ganersl 6 .iiieni. Sc in
Gina q Ia petiu!6a lie les boerG.
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La iSIa de Trinidad
eStd en- crisis.
Sc OpIna ALI que Gajo Ia bandera
americana las cosaS iran majOr.

N ii ixs de- Trinidad dicsn gu
de sllf aal!rf una de egAt i61 para
10 DIR es forGuiar ua 81 eL6rei ex
posit i6n rte Is Il .ina de !. CJlo-
Mas scbro Ell g, s1o econ6mi 20 de la
iale. En- IL de,eg soi6n 6gorsn mi an.
bros jnfayeatas del Consejo Legisla
two y Ell Presidente de la CAmara
de Comerc:o le Ia isis, orien est& en-
csrgSdo de indicar Is ,suiciencis d0
lns 6 1900 phra rt # n 4ir ilnpues
to de Immigration que sc propone
corceder d la isla.
La pGrdids de Ia cosecha da Szd
Car oae asAba - haoerse @ ca,cula
en- e $1,000, y la vez los sgri.
caltores debsn conf 1uar pardiendo,
Il miama rats por IN periodic 1de
fnido s varse cbiigsdos & arrcjsr
so 600 trsbsjA so:es en- los brszos del
gobierno.
La comisi6n llevS sdemas 81 an.
cargo de recordar & Chamberlain a..
81 Trinidad SO pone a. ignai de Pto-
Rico, bsio IL bsudere De lna Estad0s
Unidos, los ingenios de azdcsr 70
diaa seguir con henefcio.
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Sdbana Grande,
(De maestro o0rwesponsaI.) }


Septiembre 9.--Tanto los Fade
rEles como los repuhlicEnos hAn EN-
pezado i &rimsr sus huestes para la
pr6ximA cAmpa1a electoral
En- IL semara pr6xims pasada
fAlleci6 g! Sr, don Berrardino Mi
IAN.
o#o
81 Sr. Administrators de correos
hs intrcducido notables mejorsa es'
tsblecisndo ell sistema do spartsdos
y Inonts n 10 Is administrsci6n al ri
vel de las mejorea de Ia isla.
90
e viernes cinco del sctaal cayo
una cki pa el6etricR en To- farnacia
del Sr. don Jose Carlo y Carlo.
Milagrosarente es salvhran dc los
efactQs de esta t2ntc el Sr Carlo CO.
mo su jcyen dependiente Sr. Accg
ta. La chispa palf1ro "a pared dea'
conch6 la9 cornizas y so psrdio por
una de las puertas interiors; del e0i
icio.
En- estos cisn nsn concnrrido &
lOs cAAuGS IS3 U9 AlaGrlbO muGuDs JO
venes y sefloritFs Ga este pueblo con
ell fin de ingressr on Ell Magisterio.
o*o
LIS compsnfa de aficionados de
eetA locAhdAd sigue proportion apdo
nos sgtadables inpresiones con los
cuadros de las meiores composicio
res dr&mkticss.
oTo
Han regres&do De Ia E Eacuela
ncrmAl de Verano nuastros distin
haidos amigos La sef1orita Ursula
Sultes o, senores Velez e ,pada, Gar
cia y Ramirez. Les skladamos.
Ia astkdo de p&so ar este p1s'
bio con So dietingaldA Ssncra al Se'
nor Disz Nsvarro euian Sc p~opon
en- breve salir para los Estados Uni'
dCs.
GO
MUy pro0tc se sueentara psra
los EstAdos Ueidos el Sr. don A ma
deO Mario,
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DETALIES
de la Ultima erupcion
del Mont Pelee.

Paris, Setiambre 4. 81 Minis.
tro de Colonias ha recibiGo IN tale-
grama de Fort de- France en- el cual
le dan detslles de II Ultima y de-
sastrosa cru pci6n del <Montagne F.
lSa
Durenta In nocne del 30 al 81 Ge
Agost0 quadaron destsuidnG las ri
gci ntes noblSCic nes: Morna Rouge,
Ajorpa, B1uillon, Morne Bonbon, y
los caserios Vallee Capota y Belle
vue.
Issta ahors SO sAbe que han
maerto alradedor de mil pefsonas
Al smsnecer del 81 envi6 Ell Go
berDSdor, deede Fort de Frsnce,
tsoYss cen auxilios al lugAr de ID Ca
tGstrcfe.
Este fancionsrio y Ell Alcalde sc
t-aslAdaron On 81 crucero eSuchet0
& Cranoa R Were y M<coubS, pue-
bios que hioieron desooIpar, pOr 90
tar en- IL zons de mayor peligro, y
cuvca hAbitsDtas SO han trsspcrtado
& Fort de Franc.
E. crGcero ~Tsgo, Hpor su par te,
ha recogido & Eofdo todoa los hs-
bit&rts9 de los pueblos del Norte de
Saint Pierre, 4 donde 40 han llaga
do los eta tcs de Is 1 ii na erupei6a.
So han observa6c en esta los
mispos fec6meuos que en IL erup
ci6n del 8 6e Mayo 81 mar kubi6
metro y medic su niysi ordinario,
psro sin canssr d. q IS.
Los fouaos racaudad0s en- Fran.
cia por sasc1 poi6n p1blica para las
viei mas de IL Martinica, saban 8
uliloaes y medic de frances, ds los
cnAlas IS han di tribal IL hRata 81
presents an miil61 qpinientCs mil.
Eo STA nlbima sums nc est&n ino,pi
1os les 500, 900 frances que So epViA
ron & Fort dc FranGa inmediatahen'
Is Gespuss d. o3arrids In erupci6n
de. s da mavo
E .sae Tsrre. Eetore. a La OF
cin8 Ga Is co nrsfls irEas esa de Ca
b as selegrSdcos pubic aver 10 81
gaieote:
El 80 d. accRtO ia slts marea hi
&c aentit sus II aatcs en- la costs Nor.
H. DO IL lsjA, dc1aa dsstr1y6 vsrias
casaa. Lea habitSatss de Gr&nde
Aqse. prasas del r&nico, Sc han refu'
gig3o Ell las colinas.s
Csstrias Santa Lucf set en-
be Ia q ons de destruction do L.
sfupti6n DEL NMontsgne Pele -, 81
sabsdo dltimo, exti6ndese par&iels-
II g 1te & Ia del roas de mayo, naro b
brsZs urs fAjs de tsrreIo de mi.ias
ass hscis 81 q t..
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Una oSCuadrd Chilena
en- ell Brasil.
Rumores de alianza entire
las tres republ1cas del sur

New York Stbr. Con 81 obieto
dc embarcar los cadaveres de ouStro
dinlomaticos chilenos que han falle
Cd en- Rio Janeirc, en- ell dssempe
no De Sc cargo, ha llegado Iec;ente
menta u capital del B -asil una es
cuadrs de Chic, compuasts de seia
s,8orszados y cruceros. E B hia fue
ror muy sg&sajad estos baques, y
is mani sstaci6n que SO lss Ia he
cho er Rio & los marsnos ehilenos
90 inGsrpreth como los preliminares
de una alianza de las tres graDdss
Repubieas de Ia America del Sur.
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AJEDREZ.
LA Bruja" en- su puesto.
Avisa al Sr. Albania que
esta en- guardia.
Reta al Sr. Gotina y SOS
tendr& dos partidas a un
mismo tempo.
La B:ujas de Mayagnez hs dado
& las siguientes cartss:
eSr. D. Pablo Roig.
Pte.
SEstimado amiqo:

SEstimado amigo:
sEEterada de L. cartA que
publics an Ls G )rresponGencia 81 sc
dc= Ss!ss At5gma confasandose ven
cido por el Sr. Gotins isqniea salu :.
do como vencedor! y msnifestGndo
aet&r diapuesto ents blar otra par
tida con el co1trincante & qaien co
rresponds el trrEo; crey6laome 70
Alc6idk directemepte, puesto one va
estAn conveni3ss nuesJrss bases, le
sutorizo { Vd. psra qce deade lue
go proceeds nj sorteo do piezAs y sa
li1a para empeZsr CranSo ertes.
eMe repitO de usted gtenta ser
vi6ora;
LA BRUJA.
Lo Que trasladamos 81 sef1Or
Ald&ma los fines consequences.
sSr. Gotina.
Ponce.
<!Salve valiente campe6ni Ella
Bruja> ca represen aGcion de los ale
deciertas de Mayaguez Ge salada res
petucsamente, te reconoce superior
en- el noble iuego y te invitA cortes
mente & iugar una pRrtida con ell fn
de recihir una leccion de tRn experto
maestro.
<Si aceptss mi invitscj6 pus.
6es desde luego establecer bases q.
aceptamos y sortear t&nto Ia sa'ida
como el color de las piezas CON que
hs de iugar csda uno-
sComo t8nemcs veintiouatro no
ras para h4cer cAdA iugxds to hago
eata invitaci6n a1a jagando al mis-
mo tiempo coI el seftof Aidsms.
~Espero que ell maestro nc se
regark 6 anssf1ar psTta de 10 que So
be- su alta admiral IRA.
LA BRUJA.S
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A,:S'('
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k,u1-of ALL BOTTLED |
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La Junta tribune., 1902-08-02

with the bon tons at Newport, or
contemplates joining the ranks Of
the benedicts.
Rocky Ford is indulging in the
luxury Of new platform at the
Santa Fe depot, and the newspa-
pers of that burg will probably
draw in their horns for awhile.
Regular services at the Presby
terian church tomorrow morning,
conducted by the pastor, Rev.
Robt. Coltman. No service in the
evening or account of the union
services at the opera house.
G. II. Willis, the genial mayor
OF the metropolis of Newdale, and
first out in almost anything he
goes up against, is entitled to one
years subscription to this great
family journal on account of hav
ing delivered one ripe cantaloupe
at this Office. The cantaloupe
was somewhat of midget in size,
but vii! probably have redeeming
features in succulence and flavor.
Eugene V. Debs, labor's most
powerful advocate, is making a
campaign tour OF Colorado. and
will visit La unta Monday, Aug
ust nth Mr.. Debs is boosting
for the socialist party in Colorado,
which, from present indications,
will be very important factor in
the campaign in Colorado this
fall. In fact, there is every pros
pect that it will be responsible for
the election of the entire republi-
can state ticket.
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-02
Motto. to Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given that |
will from August nth to August
10Th 1902, sit to hear objections
or complaints of parties thinking
themselves enormously assessed
or those whose valuations on per-
sonal property have been increas
ed by the assessor. All parties
whose valuations on personal prop
erty have been increased by the
assessor will receive notice Of such
increase.
Fl. w. ADsMoND,
Assessor of Otero County, Colo
RADIO.
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-02
Republican Central Committee.

A meeting OF the Republican
County Central Committee is here
by called for Monday, August 4,
1902, at p. m, at the rooms of
the Business Mems Club, Rocky
Ford, Colo. This meeting is call
ed for the purpose of arranging
for republican primaries, fixing the
date OF the Republican County
Convention, and for the transac-
ton OF such other business as may
properly came before it.
t. +. GoDDING,
Chairman.
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-02
very Popular Institution.

The usual semi annual dividend
OF four per cent was declared by
the Otero County Building and
Loan Association at their meeting
Monday night. The members
holding paid up stock received
their dividend in cash and the seri-
al shareholders have it credited to
their account from which time it
participates in. the earnings the
same as payment on dues.
Secretary Phillips reports the
association in fourishing condi-
tion and says it is remarkable what
some people will resort to in order
to get stock. In illustration of
this he relates the circumstance OF
a member, who already held near
lythe limit of fifty shares, apply
ing for additional stock about
year ago, but was refused because
at that time the funds were ac-
cumulating faster than the de-
mand for loans. MIR. Phillips
recently received the following
letter from this member:
Chicago, July al, 1907.
X. Phillips, Secretary,
La Junta. Colo.
DEAR SIR:-I hand you herewith
my check for $6.25 for which ]
would like to take out in the name
Of FIVE shares OF stock and
pay July dues on same. am
pleased to advise you that am
the proud father of a nine pound
daughter and il is for the benefit
OF this daughter that am sending
for the, stock. Thanking you in
advance, ! am
Yours Very Truly,
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