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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03
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Der teoe Sebenslage nit lGlner !itloen Ge9
bsnspeisbeit beIeu6snoe Mtmsiiter @Dtbe
bentt itb ben tpabren 6elosn in einem tDt@
Ii4en Spru6e ieiner n3abmeu Henien" 10:
SD sieb' ing SeGb!
Wie mu6ts Der 0elo?"
8or Der S6ld6t bo96er3ig,
SIT lie getpDnnen, bdrm6er3ig,
Mit 6ibf9en &inbern ltebber3ig.
8Gr t6 SOlbdt,
9as mar meiu 3at6.
Sic ameritanii9en SapIeren 5u 0anb unb
gu @affer banbe1n mad aieIsr eOIen Dor
f9rift.
@ie na6 benz 8iirgertriege, 10 b~eniefsn
Die 8ereinigten Staten f9on pd9rerb tbres
fpunif4en &rieges cine sble 8roBn1Ith. Sag
gefangene feinbIide &rieger milO bebarOeIt
fpurben, lit felbitperftGnoli9. 46er bic Sir
forge bes Siegers fir Die @efdlsenea 9ebt
melt iiber oas binaus, mus cine ctoiltftrte
&riegfibrung in iOl9en SGQen er6eii9t.
Sci Der &ettung Der gefanqenen unb f9Der<
%peripunoeten ipanii9en SeeIeutt aug iGren
%brennenoen S9iffen unter T9rsdli6en @rz
ploftonen uno in geDalttger 8rdn0ung ent'
rpidelten Die iiegrei9en ameritdnii9en !9elz
ben Der Sesi6la9t BON Santiagc einen Sell
benmutb Der 8armber3igfeit, ME man it6
i'm gr0Ber unb ib0ner ri6t DsHfsn fam.
@ole 8arm6er8igtett 5eigt ith au9 in Der
Sitrf0rge fir Die 8enobner Der bereits elm
gsnommenen Sbeis BON Cuba, Die ipaniz
f6en 10 gut ME Die cu6antI6en.
Sb 10 barm6er3ige 9elbeu lpie Der neunz
unbfinf3igid6rige Commodore S9lsp uno
Der oreiunofe43igiGbrige %Itamae 8ittper
unO @rOBDater 9eneral S6after nu9 @0=
ties @OrI9rift Init biib19sn &i1Oern le6z
ber3ig" iino, pifien mir ni6t. Seoenfals
aber perben Ite's als ate !S~riegslnGrnet
rbiibi4en 8inOern" gegeniiCer nieuul5 on
@alanterie un0 3itterGidtsit febGen ~Idfien.
Sbafter gebt nett iber ben Sbru9 @0z
Ties binaus. @r perleugnet uno perIagt
feline 8armber3igtett iet6ft pa nidt, mo Elm
entgegengeieBtes 8erfa6ren Wiinl4en5tper@
tier iein miirbe.
9fi3t genug bamit, baB sr Dem elsnben
6aluuten, Reporter" ScOpef, ipel6er linn
beim @ufpflan3en bes Stcrnsnfanners in
Santiago, neil er ni6t babel mitbefen
burfte, einen S3lag na9 Dem @eii6t per'
febte, n i9t ben 9egen in ben faulen Qeib
ftieB, Der3idtete er audi auf jeOe Seitrufung
befelben, Na6 benz &rieg5geiege titts Eco
bel pO ni4t CUR @rf9ieBunJ, 10 gu barter
unb %langpieriger @trdfIingSar5eit rerurz
t6silt iperoen t0nnen. 9oc9 Sbafter be-
gniigte ii6 bamit, i'm nub lIr3er !9aft aus
Cuba aus3umeiien, ScoOel lit auf bern
fraute unO tOOte &rieger nit itd fi6renben
5rauspOrti9iff nSUDiOn" auf Der Rbeoe
bon 0amptpn ~angetDmmen, bei tpunDen,
franten uno gefalenen 0elben Der rdrbige
Sunb. Na4 tur3em \Quaruntdne zNufentz
halt fann er an iein Hepurterpult in Der
81. 9, WOrlo" 5uriidfebren, Der er ieit Sabr
nno Sag ais elmer ibrer ptIfd6rigIten SEM
fationsma9er unb 2iigenbolce auf Cuba uno
auperstpO geoient bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03

19ie6enen Climber gie6t Der &urs5ettel 4usz
tunft. 4us bemiel6sn lit erii9tGi9, baB Der
Stadts@@rebit @rpBbritannien's INNER nod
bon alien Der bette lit. 0enn elm 9rpbtr
S6eil Der britiT9en @9ulb, bic IOgsndnntcn
@onfpls, trG9t npmineu nur D bis q BRO
gent 3inIen, unb in @irtli9teit mod ettpns
t%pentger. 9enn bic 2aprpa. fte6en III. limb
nit 9ilfe bieies grebits gelingt es aud ben
6ritii9en &olonien, @nleibsn, tpel6e BON Der
britiI9en 2~egierung getpdbrleiitet limb, 81
fe6r niebrigen 53tnfen ober mas Saielbe tit,
nit einem guten IufgeIOe un5ubringen. 60
brtngen bic 4proa. cunaOii9en 8Onos Elm
&ufqelo BON Is Bis 18, unb 1ogar Die dgppz
ti19en 3prp8entigen ems BON z Bis 10. Die
iubif9en 33prO3entigsn fteben iogar nod
6efer, unb babsn ben faft mnDsranper!i9en
&urs bon 118.
Snbefen Iirb Die Ser. Staaten NIT ibrer
reuen brei~pro3entigen Qnleibe GroBbritan=
MEN bod iebr nabe getpmmen. Die neuen
8onbs baden bereits einen Mdrttpreis bon
1O4 unb perben ii9er auf 1O5 tpmmen, unb
bas lit elmer 8erSiniung BON 26/7 ProSent
gIetd. 8ebentt man, baB bieie Bombs i3on
nu9 5e6n Sabren eingeI0it perben t0Hnen,
tpG6renb bic brittf9eu GonTols t6atfd9li9
auf un6egrenSte 3eit %luuten, unb erpGgt
man ferner, baB biefe auf Sob, Die ~unieren
ober auf bas atpeifelbafte pGpin" lauten,
10 lit Der S:un0 unierer uellen 4nleibe uuf
Dem 8urs5etteG Elm gIdn5enber 8epeis bon
benz 8ertrauen, pel9es Die @elt in un}ere
3oblungsfG6igfeit unb 3abIungspiqigteit
feBt,
Was bic iibrigen Climber betrtfft, 10 err
beben fia bic frun30itiden 3PrO8. 8enten
feI:en iiber 1O3; Die beuti6e 3pro3. Rei9s=
anIei6e ftebt beute nun 954, Die 3apro3. 1929,
. efterrei3if9e 4pro3. @olbbonOs bringen
nur 1O4, 0iterrei9if9e 5pro5. S~il6eranlei6s
uur 85, rufifde 3pro3. @pIDanIeibe 95 mnb
barunter; italienif9e A. unb 5pro5. Bombs
fteben bereits unter 9ori; iopanii4e 5prO5.
Elm penig ii6er Pari; ipunii6e 4pro3entige,
bic Dor Dem &riege f9pn Bis auf 64g ge=
funten tparsn, t0nnen beute gu so ni9t mebr
un:ergebra3t peroen; 9rie9if9e 5pro3,
bringen faum 40 etc.
&us ulebem gebt berbor, baB unfer Grez
pit, troB &rieg unb bintenber Wdbrung,
i6pn iebt Elm ausge3ei9neter lit, un6 bas
ldBt Die i3Oniten 9offnungen fir Die 3u=
tunft gu, no Der Sriebe pieber 9ef9IOfen
unb unier Sinun5peien ouf cine fete unb
unerf9it;erli9e 8runbld9e 9eiteQt fem
pir0. Gtber es 1T pobl ongebru9t, BEL bic
fer 9eGegen6eit burauf bin3upeiIen, baB
unier @rebit beute ni4t 10 gut pdre. uno
6uB uniere &~riegsanleibe i'm beiten Safe
ni9t mebr 9e6raht BADEN pirbe, als bic
6Iterrei3ti4en Silberbonbs, tpenn nidt Der
cine Mann gepsIen pdre, Der allein 1t9 ben
nit S~iegesgeptBbeit auf:retenOen @elOberz
i3le4terern en~tgegeniteIte, unb ben @rebit
bes 2anbes oufre9t erbielt, Bis Dem 8olfe
9elegen6eit 9ege6en mar, gu entT3eiben -
9rDber @lebelanb! S6ne i'm ftdnben mir
beute uuf Der @il6ertpG6rung unb i'm Sea-
tipnal6anterp:t!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03
&tmoii6e SmapertaIiNctt.

llnfere gelben Smperialiiten tneroen na3=
geraoe b0Gig tinbtf3, SEPT pertiinbeu lie
in Dem i6nen gu 9ebot itebenoen Sbeil Ger
INSTRUMENTATION Prefe unter grellsn
Srompetenit0Ben: CUR 4~n6a9nunJ unb
Ssftigung bes 8uubes Der 2ie6e uHb Sreue
8tpif9en @nglanb unb ben 8ereinigtenStaaz
ten tperbe in bieiem 9erbit cine U mpritaz
merlin auf ben 8i5etDnigsthron
Des inbif9en &ei9es als 8eberrz
iherin bon %brei6unbert Wiaipnen Mer19en
erboben perben; gurson, iensr englii9c
unteritaatsIefretGr bes Nuspdrttgen, pel9er
Marb 2etter BON G9tcagD Su3
Srau bat, perbe borausfi9tli9 8~i3etDnig Der
rtefigen oitinbti9en 8eiibungsn GHBlunOs
nerbsn, bu Der iebige 8sftBsr Deg 4mtes,
2orb glgin, es i'm Npprmber nieoerleoe, unD
Gur3oa's 8ef0rberung gu bic lem groBen
Nmte isi BON BEN ieBigen Mu9tbubern eng
lonbg i'm @inbertGnbniB nit Der &0nigin
rtnb &aiferin 8ictpria bauptfd9li6 bes6alb
qeplant, tpeil bann cine Nmsrlfan"rin 3u1
otinbiI9en @i3et0nigin uRb e6en babur9
aum 6ebren Sinn6ilbe bes innigteH 8unbes
3piI6en @nglanb unb ben @ersintgtenStaaz
ten tperbe. 3uglei9 MAIDEN unIere Sel6en
Elm ungsbeures @erdui6 bon benz n6ritiI4z
pefinbif9en &Dnieintbron", ben nun bali
cine Nmerifanerin einnebmsn Derbe un0 Der
alien anberen S6rpnen, nit 4usnabme be3
enqli16en, an Slang unb 9srrli9ttit iiberz
legsn lei.
Nun lit aber bic 8enennung r8i3efDnig
crn Snbien" ni9ts uls Elm leerer Sitel.
8iirbe er cine nirfli9e SOuDerainetdt beoeuz
ten, 70 bate sr i'm Sabre 1876, als oas eng
lif6e parlament bic 8Oniein 8ictoria CUR
,.&aiferin pon Snbien" eruannte, in n8iae@
taiier" u~mgetpanbelt perben miihsR. 9p3
Dem enaliI9en Burlament fiel es gar nift
elm, bies gu !6un, neil eben otefsr ~9i3ez
t0ni9" feline Ipuperaine @iiroe beTiBt, ions
bern tbatIG9li9 nur @eneralgouo'rneur bon
cSnbien 1T unb ieber5eit our9 baS englif4e
MiuiIterium abberufen perben tann. Stiis
Fruu aber fann nod ipeniger irgenb pel4e
t0niqli9e Serrli6teit beanfpra3en.
@ur3on 1T Elm tii9tiger Mdnn, Der fstner
aufqa6s, Die auspGrtise pOlitit bes Miuiz
fteriums Salisbury OOr Dem l1nterhauit 81
Dertreten, Itets nit GROCER 9epaabt4eit na9z
fommt. @r gebOrt in teiner 8eiie gu ienea
europdiI6en abeIigen Qumpen, pel3e nur
um bes @elbes piGsn reihe Nmeritcnerinnen
tsitotbsn; urb audi feline umsrIfuaji6s Srau
fla! ii9 INNER febr bertdnoig 6~etragen. Obne
2;peifel ipirDe Tie feline inoiide 8i3et0nigin
Iein mplen, felbft tpenn es cine Tol6e Sdbe.
llnb bic erpBen pOn ibrer Sumilts in @hiz
cagp our9 bic SpefulatiOnstput5 i9res Yru=
bsrs SOIepb erltttensn SiuanaOerlIfte fiuO
mu6rli9 audi ni3t baau angetban, fe init
nGrrii9er @brsier gu erfiiaen.
Nber feI6t penn al bas selbe Gersbe
tpabr mGre, tptnn es pirtIi6 einea tpunberz
herrli6en inbii9en 8iaet0nigintbrOn gdbe
unb Marie Better auf Jpn erbDbsn piirbe. 70
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03

1tnIere MebGausfubr nu6 Su=
pam fieg BON 13,866,97O 9fb, i'm Sabre
1895 auf 81, 8,311 gfb. i'm Sabre 1896,
unb 6ieIt ii6 i'm Sabre 1897 NIT ~31,094.1So
9fb, auf 10 siemli6 beri eI6sn 9Obe. unfere
@ei5enausfu6r bOrt6in iieg BON 495.061
9fb. i'm Sabre 1895 uuf 5,169,616 Bfo. i'm
Sabre 1896, unO ouf 21,357,84O 4fo. i'm
Sabre 1897.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03

0us 6srii6ti9te pennfDGbanif4e
&nppnot9tng@ 8eieb ipel4es bem
6 in ~ a b e 7 no9 cine ~beInnoere q
bettstsuer uuferlegt, I'll isbt AUDI COm
pennfDlpuniI9en SbeuitaatsJeri4t gdn5li9
psrporfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03
Qn5ei9en.

S"GasSst r GinmadDen nnO GinkodDen
BON SriiGtem, 8emmIen &c. in GROCER Muspabl
o%orratbl9 bel
KOELLING a. KLAPPENBACH,
Seuti6e 8u6banoIung, 100-l02 Rauoolpb Ctr.
Selepbpu WeaIn PIG.
Il. n rfabrener euergtider 9entI6er,
W go Sabre olt. miuidt feline SteDe at oerdu.
bern. 9erIelbe 1T ieit Ilebreren Sabreu I'M &anbe Ano
gegentparttg aIs Sebrer Der @beHlle tbdttg. Or mlrGe
je6e paflenoe. oauernoe 9teIung onuebmen, at Iiebfteu
nIs @benrtter, &ebrer, getrtebsIeiter fir lanoplrtb.
i1aftL pber iuonitrie[le u~nterrehmun9en 2eiter elmer
&C. 9r. 6. yRueIIer,
GIL 81. 9Iorf Ctr. Shieaup. Sn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03

Ra6 im'S MMSIano, 0Ou.
m6d)teM AuS9eferti0t,
Observation-Disclosures
tn 9eMti1l0MO beiorgt
burh
III. Won
OeHentIther Qotar,
etaatSsettwms 9;os., 95 6tftb MSe..
%p5uiObatp Gbtcogp, SHS.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-03-02

DR.. Wurth. in commenting on re-
cent discoveries said: There is none
which Is certain to be 30 valuable and
far reaching in benefit as StuartSs
Dyspepsia Tablets, the new stomach
remedy; Isay, fay reaching, because
people little realize bow important a
sound stomach and vigorous diges-
ton is to every man, woman and
child.
Indigestion is the starting point of
consumption, heart disease, Bright's
disease, diabetes, nervous prostrauon,
liver troubles; why is this SO? Sim
ply because every nerve, muscle and
tissue In our bodies is created and
nourished from the food we eat. If
that food ID, by reason of a weak
stomach, compelled to lie for hours,
sour, fermenting mass Of half digest
ed food, it poisons the blood and ner-
Vous system, creates gas which dis
tends the stomach and, bowels, caus-
ing pressure on the heart, lungs and
other organs and seriously impend-
ing their action.
He says further, the point to direct
attention is not the nerves. nor heart,
nor lungs nor kidneys, but the ston,-
dch, the first cause of all the mis-
chief.
The remedy to use for indigestion
and weak stomachs is not some ca
Ghartic, but remedy which will di-
gest the food, increase the flow of
gastric juice, absorb the gases, and
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will &C
comphsh exactly this result in any
case of stomach trouble, because the
tablets are composed of the digestive
acids, aseptic pepsin, Golden Seal
and Bismuth, pleasant to taste, and
not being patent medicine, can be
used. by anyone with perfect safety.
believe Stuart's, Dyspepsia Tablets
will cure any form Of indigestion and
stomach trouble except cancer of the
stomach.
The full size packages of Stuart'e
Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by drug
gists at 80 cents. A book on stom-
ach diseases together, with thousands
Of testimonials will be sent by adj
dressing Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-03-02
His own Experience.

/ have used Trib hniment for my
throat which was sore and was re-
Geved by it's use; used it also on my
horses knee, which was stiff from a
bruise, land was cured by it. / recon-
mend it for sore throat in man and
bruised knee in horses. My expert
eDce goes NO farther.-J. 9. Ellis.
Auditor Of Ormsby. Co., New, 1896.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-03-02
SALMAGIiNDI

T1b is just a iniment-that's all.
Full line of rubber goods at Alex
ander's.. ....,.-. r., -.
w. F. Mahoney, the genial sheep
man, is in town.
A Raymond excursion train com.
posed Of Pullman cars passed east
this forenoon. ....
Judge Massey and wife came up
from Carson this morning. They
will remain several days.
Dancing pumps and light weight
boots and shoes at Alexander's. II
L. Wlntermanrel has new ad in
this issue. Look it over and see the
number Of watches and clocks he re-
paired last year. This will convince
you that he does good work.
Joe Taber will leave for his home
in Butte City tonight. Mrs. Taber
will accompany him as far as Deeth
where she will visit her brothers.
family few days and then return to
Elko.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon returned this
morning. Both have fully recovered
and look az if they had long lease Of
life before them. The INoEPEN GNT
is glad to welcome theu home.
While you are LOOKING for change
in the weather. examine the latest
patterns in wall paper at the Postof-
flee. All goods first class and at the
lowest living prices. Gall in and .ex-
anime my stock. No trouble to show
goods. |. N. sherwood.
ED. Shaw, agent for the Francis
Jones theatrical company, is in town
today making arrangements for the
appearance Of his company at Harris
Hall on the evening Of March 18th.
This will be an event In Elko, as it
will be the opening of our handsome
little theatre by foreign troupe.
L. g. Bayer has moved his barber
shop from the Commercial Hotel to
the room adjoining the billiard room
in the Depot Hotel. He is fitting up
a first-clas shop and is now ready to
attend to the wants Of his old custom.
ers and Of all WHO want work in his
line. His workmanship lis too well
known to need any recommen dation
Call upon him In his new shop.
The press of the State has COM
mented rather harshly on. Mr.. -Du-
Wallis supposed candidacy for Con
gress and have DUBBED him @the Gold
Creek boomer" Mr.. Duvall replies
to his defamers today through the In
DEPENDENT. He is proud of his con-
nection with that enterprise and has
nothing to take back. Notwithstand-
ing tb' failure OF Gold Creek last
year. he still has faith in it and the
wonderful resources OF Elko county.
His letter will repay a perusal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-03-02

by my long enforced absence from the
scene of activity, nor do 1 need do so,
for Gold Creek will go on this year
and every year, not so fast as we had
planned perhaps, but at rate " hich
compared with any local undertaking,
is a Maud s. gait.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-03-02
Cattle Association Meeting.

There will be meeting OF the,
Elko County Cattle Association, Sat !,
nrday, March II, 1893, at 1P.M. All,
members are requested to be pres-
emit. JAS. RUSSELL, SR.,
GEo. w. BRUCE, President. q
Secretary. ...,,... Z
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-03-02
HOW,a Thia.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. !, !. t,.e 49,,
- ID. F. J. CHENEY & co,
-" Toledo, Ohio,
We, the undersigned, have known F.
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions, and fnan-
clallv able toearry out any obliga-
ton made.by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
WALDING, KINHAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, o. .
Halls Catarrh. Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials. free. a
Halls family Pills are the best.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-03-02
THE CALlFoR MA ANNEX.

THE CALIFORNIA ANNEX.
Down in the west of the State,
where San Francisco sentiment has
initiated against sovereignty and has
encouraged vassalage and depend
ence upon California, where people
have made no honest fight against
the usurpation and injustice of
railroad which charges for hauling to
market the entire difference between
cost and selling price, when it is
leniently inclined, and at other times
much more, the howl began aga inst
any expenditure of money at Gold
Creek on no better pretext than its
press asserted, "Fhere is nothing
there. Why didn't they come here?"
pleading for investment in the work..
d.out shafts and tunnels which gave.
their wealth TO California, and where
California isnot magnanimous enough
to re-invest some little portion in dis
closing known extensions Of the Com
stock, from which those riches came.
That section becomes vast swarm :
ing lobby during legislative sessions,
to pass by law to California what Ne
vada should retain, to thwart the will.
O. the people, to pei vert and corrupt
legislators, and to fight to the death
any man. measure or bill looking to
the advancement and prosperity Of
our state.
In the National legislature we are
represented by pon-residents, for
eign in business interest, who have
raised, through the influence of their
positions, millions for other sections
Of the West, not one dollar for Me-,
vada, alien in sentiment and attach
ment, without confidence in the
State, without confidence In the peo-
pie except that by means of the cloud
and passion of the silver agitation
they can conceal interest, attach
ment, association, employment and
secure return to seats. which were
better empty thai 80 filled by dispu-
tatious brawlers, who hinder the
causes they pretend to espouse and
throw doubt upon the sincerity
Of measures dear to the peoples
heart.
These men and their Fridays are
by means of the press deriding me as
q boomer because have been help
ing to add to the substance they and
theirs have worked hard to dissipate.
While they have been plotting and
planning recollection, l have been and
am still booming NeUadd, exploiting
her resources, inducing investment,
engaging attention, soliciting colon
lists, and whether my fortune be good
or i'll, calumpy will lot discourage
ridicule will not abate, falsehood will
not deter, and even the Indifference
of a shlftless population, or it's oppo.
sition to my efforts to. better condi-
tons, will not prevent me with voice
and tongue from asserting the great
resources Of the whole State and pic.
turing her position when blown to the
fnineBs Of the rose. ''. ni"'.''
= Very sincerely
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-03-02
1K: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
OF THE NEW DISCOVERY IN MED
ICINE.

A Remarkably Successful Remedy for
91sPep'.-i 1ndtFsitian rnd st9n.eA
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-03-02
RFaBfats=eAAsts
AE IS PRoPP 70. PIP TERMEb 1
i : GQhRy4RKEK, ,E0QMEB. ;, !.

Or In Any Osher Manner to be Contra
= !dilst::nEpil.s&Psd nom those .Whe stun
Der and Are Conteut to Leave tho
Unequaled Mineral Wealth OF Ne
-yada Upopeaed, Unknown Through
Other Centuries.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-03-02

Tub is just. a :iniment-that's ALL
Full line Of rubber goods at Alex
.andorIn = : ~. - -
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-09-10

Louisville, Cleveland, Cincinnati
and Buffalo.
No deterioration in the superb
service offered by the Chicago
Special will occur as a result of
changes noted above. That it will
continue to be, as it has been in
the past, supreme in elegance and
comfort.
Tickets via the Chicago Special
can be had at Offices of connecting
lines and also at the Union Depot
and the Burlington ticket offices,
1899 18th Street, Denver
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-09-10
A Red Letter Dayl Sunday.
September IIthll

Being the date of our grand
Marshall Pass excursion. -Four
special trains of twelve coaches
each will be dispatched as follows:
1926 S:2S $50 a. M, and all trains
will make a stop of ten minutes at
Hanging Bridge" in Royal
Gorge. Excursionists will re-
main three hours on summit of
pass and returning trains will reach
Florence at s p. N. A refresh
ment car will be attached to each
section. About 80 per cent. of
our people have read all about
Marshall Pass and longed. to
make this glorious trip. The OPP
portunity is now at hand cad to
give everybody a chance to crafty
their desire the Rio Grande has
decided to make a rate of $3.50
for the round trip, children under
IL years Is cents. children under
5 years free. Irregular rate for
this trip is SS.) This is the great
est treat ever offered the Florence
people. Take your families and
let them enjoy the greatest one
day trip in the world. Every
stranger within our gates should
embrace this opportunity to take
the grandest mountain trip on
earth at the lowest rate ever offer
ed. Remember the date, Sunday,
Coptam har II
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-09-10

Senator Teller and Mr.. Towne
of Minnesota have settled the
question of their future course by
their recent speeches. They and
their followers criticize the adj
ministration and the Republican
party on many points of policy be-
sides the financial issue. They
are pointing the way into the
Democracy SO Enthusiastically that
it seems superhuous for them to
still endeavor to keep up the
semblance of Silver Republican
organization or name. On the
other hand the other wing OF the
Silver Republicans which claimed
sole right to that name and orga-
nization, admits that in all things
save silver its adherents are in
sympathy with the present admin
istration. But it still declares
emphatically for free silver. Many
people, within and without its
ranks, think that it is destined be-
fore the next presidential cam
paign to accept permanent reunion
with the Republican party. The
Populists being already practical
ly eliminated MS party, that would
leave the two old parties once more
alone in the field The Democrats
certainly seem to be getting the
best of the present complicated
situation. BY sitting still and
saying little until it came to
formulating their demands, when
they simply claimed everything in
sight and got twice as much as
they we're numerically entitled to.
they have shown great political
acumen and ability. In this state
they are already reaping their re
ward. But there is no apparent
prospect of their ascendency in
national politics.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-09-10
Jones
Co
GOOD Times HAVE come.

You can AFFORD to Indulge yourself or yous
family In the luxury OF . good weekly news
paper and quarterly magazine OF fiction
You can get both Of these publications with
almost library Of good novels for IS per year.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-09-10
Church Services and Religious meetings
In florenee


First Baptist Church,
Rev. ROBERT d. GRAHAM.
Sunday School, 10 a. NJ; preaching II 10 and
7:SO in Union Hall.
St, Benedict's Roman Catholic Church.
P. GREGORY, q. s. b., PASTOR
Sunday services, first and third Sundays IN eacli
month: high mass and sermon. 10 a. NJ: sun
day School at p. M; vespcrs and benedic-
ton of the blessed sacrament at 1880 p. m.
First Church of Christ. Scientist:
Every Sunday at the Rogers building, Main
Street: 10:45 a. m, Bible Service; ii 45 a. M,
Sunday School; Inquiry meeting every Friday
7:l5, p. m.
First Presbyterian Church.
REV. c. A. BERGER
Sunday School, 10 a. M; Service and Sermons,
II a. m. Junior Endeavor, p. M; Y. ?. :. G.
E., 9 80 p. M; Evening service, I: 20 p M;
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at
7:S0
Methodist Episcopal Church,
REV. g. II. kIRKBRIDE.
Corner Main and Church streets. Parsonage
next door to the church.
Sunday School, 10 a. M; Morning Service, II a.
m. Glass meeting, II nj. I; junior League, 80
p M; Senior League, p. M: Evening Service
sp. M; Prayermeeting every Wednesday even-
ing 80.
Members Of all denominations or OF no dcnom-
nation will be sincerely welcome at all of our
churches.