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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-07-20
Back From the Indian Territory.

Back FROM the Indian Territory.
Mr. j j Copeland and wife ar
lived here yesterday from Center,
Indian Territory. Mr. c., is n
son of the late John Copeland,
and this is his first visit back since
he went out west about eight
years ago. they will return home
in about three weeks.
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hereby announce my self a cardi>
date for Magistrate of ellis Creek
township, suffice. to the democratic
primary. " y RI-RNs
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hti


After heiug solicited by many
friends announce myself as caudi.
date fof the Office o' County super.
visor suWeco to the IuIes governing
the democratic primary.
NJ CGARDNER.
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when Ague
Shakes YOU

you can shake the Ague by using
AYERS AGUE CURE. 1t is the
one certain and infallible cure for
that depicting disease. IL has been
tried in many countries and under
various conditions, and has never
been known to fail. An old veteran
writes:--
"You may be interested TO know my ex-
psrience many years ago with Ayers Ague
Cure. The year before tho war / was in
Kansas. Some twenty Of US were engaged in
farming, and suddenly all we're taken with
fever and agus. We tried almost everything
without getting any help, TIL ct last | sent to
the city and procured bottle Of Ayers Ague
Cure. recovered at once. The others fol-
lowed my example, and they. too, recovered.
Every one in camp took the remedy and vas
cured by il. went all through the war,
have lived in thirteen different states Of the
Union, and have never had the ague since"
o. B. SMITH, st. Augustine, Fla.
There's only one thing to get for ague:
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| hereby announce m5 self candi-
date for the ofllre OF Comfy Treasurer
subject to the democratic Urinary.
J r. STEW IAN.
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am a candidate for County
Ire 1surcr.
" { CAUTHEN.
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= I" NEacIl~y * GO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-28
Gin fnapnes @ntfpmmert.

Ius einem 0anfi6reiben Der Wlrs.
Qoa s. 9art aus @roton, 9. o.: SD
mar BON elmer s6weren @rfdltuns belms
seludt, tpel6e iih auf Die 2un9e &C.
l6lasen batte. Sd murbe i6uer bonn
9uiten 9eplast uno l6lieBli9 Seisten
lid Die SDmptome Der @6winbiudt.
Tier Ier5te 9aben mid auf uno erfldr.
ten, oaB i6 nur nod fur5e 3eit 5u leben
babe. Sd empfubl mid iflblt meinem
@r(0Ier uno boffte, oaB, iueun i6 nidt
bel melnen 5reunhen auf @rben bleiben
f6nne, i6 nit meinen 2ieben i'm Sen=
let's peretnt weroen piiroe. IA ertbeilte
Semano melnem @atten ben &atb, Or.
Sings gaeue @ntbeduns fir Sdiuinoz
lu6t, Sulten uno @rfdltun9 an5us
ibaifen. SD nadte einen @eriu9 baz
NIT unb nabm bann i'm @an5en nbt
6laiben. 9as bat mid turirt uuo @ott
lei 0anf bin i'd jebt serettet uno cine
9eIunoe uno frdftlse Srau." 9rpbe,
flait5en frei in Der 9lpotbefe BON s.
aalteDer & Sobn. 8esuldre @r6Be 80
Gents uno S100. Gs miro @arantie
seleiitet poer Der 9reis miro 5uriid-
9e5ablt.
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gpaniens arBstes geeiirfuis.

Scr. 81. g. 0liuia bon Barcelona,
.Spanien, pflest ii6 ben @iuter bin=
our9 in stiten, SiiosGaroliua, auf5u=
balten. Sn Sol9e i6luader Neruen
lit er an beftisen Sdmer5en i'm Sin=
terfopfe. 9ur6 ben @ebraud BON
6 Electric Sitters, bem srDBten
Seilnlittel fiir 8lut unb 9ierpen, bas es
in slmerifa siebt, wuroe er balb BON
allen Sdmer5en befreit. Gang Nmee
rifa ipeiB, baB es 2ebere uno 9eierenbe-
idperoen beilt, baB e5 oas 8lut reiuigt
uno ben Wsagen itdrft, iowie Die Neruen
frdfti9t uno iiberbaupt ieoer Wusfel uuo
jeoem Organ I'M &0rper neue Spaunz
traft perleibt. @er i6luu9 lit, li1 er.
mnttet fiiblt unb on sdmerSen leioet,
'braudt es. Sete Slaide iuirb saran=
tirt uno foitet nur so Gents. @irb
pertauit in DIR GpOlbefe BON S. &alt>
eper & Sun.
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porngerein iehr gleidgiGtig mar, bebeu>
iete IeIne leHte JSettung, unb in Ielnem
bersloIen Ggoi8inus oaGte er niG)t
baran, bieielbe aus freien gtiiden Su
berIder3en. Gr beudelte cine lnllnnige
2eibenId)aft fir bic Slebenbe unb err
fldrte ibr rlnbmeg, boB er 9eraoe TIM
leiner Sire luie Inn ieiuer yiebe millen
nid)t inebr Suriidtreten fOnue. llno el8'
Tie iid) banu Dor INN auf bic Gttie
nie6ermarf uno i'm nit erbobenen Sdnz
ben beidlpor, lie niGt namenloS utts.
gliiGIifj gu madeh ba periiel er ouf
einen 2lusiueg, Der genau 10 erbdrmlicb
mar ipie feline 9arse Sanolung8meile
unb ibre Sewegsriinoe. Gr CAB iitb
ben 9lul6ein, als mdre er bon einem
unbanOisen eiferliidtigen 3orn gegen
ieinen gliidlid)eu Jlebeubllbier erfiillt,
uno nit ser Srutaltat zines 9talenOen
for6erte er meine Wlutter auf, ibm ben
9lamen oeilelben 81 nennen, ba er eut<
i6loiien iei, i'm Su t0oten, mo er i'm
f0nbe. llnb oie 9eoauern5mertbe, beten
9iatur MN oUd einmal ungliidliher
@eiie ueibber3i9 uno furdHam mar,
fieB lid pou Der lddnOliden Sonl6Sie
betbGren. sic glaubte OH Die 9lufridjz
tigteit ieiner @utf, uno I'm ibrer ban<
gen Gorge fiir baS 2eben uno Die Cider
belt beS @eliebten lpillen trug iie ibre
ei9enen @linide uno Soffnungen su
Gjrabe. Sic willigte ein, binnen fir
selter GriIt Die Satin 9entbaulenS su
lueroen, menn er ibr feierlib 9elObte,
niemals nod bem 9lameu bes slnoereu
Sn fori6en uno iebe feinoielise stblid)t
9egen Henielben aufsueeben. Gs ilt
ielbltperiidnoli6, baB ber bofber,ige
Gbelmann oies Geripreden nit leidtem
Screen ipenn aud) ifeinbar nur mioer>
itrebeilo, CAB, uno oaiiir, baB er es ge~
treulib gebalten bat, biir9te mir ieine
furdibare geltiirsua9 bel Der mitleiOz
luien Grtldruna meiues Gatten. Sabris
ciu5 aber bat iiherli6 BON ienem per.
Sipeifelten Sbritt ieiner Geliebten
unb pun Dem trauti9ea Grfolse beiielz
ben &euntniB erbalten, beun MIR 10 ers
Hart it'd iein unauslOidtider SAP
gegen neineu Gater. Gas III bie
san;e @ei1i6te meiner Seiratb, liebe
grua, unS Min iiberlaiie id 9etrolt
Sbrem eigenen Gmpfinben Die Gnt@
i6eibun9, oh i'd in Sbnen einen Croft
In meiuer @inlamteit uno cine 3us
fluht aegen feline Gtaulainfeiten fin@
ben peroe !"
(Sortfebuna foIgt).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-28

- Nus Bern piro eeiGrieben: Su'
Illus @erber. elm geborener 51ueiser
I'M NIier pon 81 Sobren, Der idon
lett feiner Snuben5eit in ben Ger.
Staaten gelebi bat unb 1885 In Ohio
amerifaniider Gtreer nurbe, tom leB
tes JIhbiatr suu Gsfpd, 4siaer @aUes
fer ble,ber. gf nnllte bier blelben,
tonnte ober feineigsiG1ftiguns fiuben.
Dabet tpoale er mieber nod Amerifu
surndfehren, bate absr feline Wtiiiel
Sein 5eimpeb nod Imerita trat 10
fart beroOr. boB bic 8eborben gloub.
ten. er lei berrtdt gemorbeu uno i'm
in elm Siren Nipl fperrteu. 8erber
brad inbeB aus bsm Siren Nipl uno
fob auf ba8 ameiitauii6e GoaiuIat.
NO er um Sdub bat. 8erber pirb
iebt au ieiuer sroBleu ssreube na1 ben
ger. Staaten suIiiGseiaub! perben.
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s,enes @efabl ses gehaaess.

nit bem erheiiernbeu SeuuBtiein ber
erneuerieu @efunobeit uab aroft unb
Der Reinisung oGer iuneren Srgane,
wel6eS benz 8ebraude 5es 6siaen'
Sprups nadfolst, lit aasu 8enen IN
5etannt gebliebsr. Del6e nod ni6i
hber bic aItmooifden 0eiImittel binaus
fortgeidritten fino uub hber iene billi'
gen @riobmittel. bic @inem of onae'
boten uerben. bic aber tein perfidnbi.
ger Wtenf9 msbr nimmt. Wian toufe
oas d6ie Wlittel. @s mirb heraehe0I
Dou Der California Fig Syrup Coz,
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gBie man aus @enf meIbet, me,

- Wie man ous @snf meIbet, wer.
ben bic prGceB @erbonbIunsen seseu
9ueGeui, ben Wi6rbsr ber 2ailerin
@lliobeib bon Oeiterreid, penn nitts
unporbergeishenes eintriit am Don.
uer ifog, ben 3. ylopember. @ormittugs
9 uhr beginner. Ger 8eridtsbof 1T
bereits suiommsngeieBt. Die 6aupt:
acten umfafen 400 SeIten. baUou Der
gr6Bte She'll in italienilder unb Der
fleinere 3bsil in franabfi9er Sprade,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-28
Bn6lene Ysrutca SaIbe.

Die bette Salbe Der &elt fir Sdnltte,
lueti6unsen, @eI9tuiire, 6iebers uno
6aut Qlusidtua, 5leGtsn, seiprunsene
pdnoe, 5rOitbeulen unb ale Sauttrants
1eiten; furirt Sdmorrbutben Obsr feline
9s5ablun9. SDlll9e 5ufriebenbeit sas
tantirt ober bas @elb uIrb 5uraderItatz
at. 25 Gents Die Shahtel. 8um
8ertauI BEL s. 8alteber & Spbu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-28

= Der 9amburger Senat bat Bet
Der 8argerfdaft bic NnIaee zines neuen
0afens, baupiiddlid 3ur 8enubuug
fur bic 0omburgs sQmerifanif6e ga.
dsifobrt attiengeielifaft, beanirast.
Der 5afen foll am auhudrber gebaut
nerbsu uno 5uan8ig MilliOnsn Usart
foiten.
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SSiir @Ountn.H Hi6ter.

Sd bin elm unabbdnsissr aanblbat fir
bas Nm: bes @ountb Ridters bon
8erlr Gpunip Bel Der an, s. yiouenber 1898
ftattftnoenpen @ lbl unb tperoe I'M Geloe
bleiben bis bic Sttrtmen se;dbIt itnb. SD
eriuhe neine 6reunbe unD Nitbiirger, mt1
su urteritilteu unD it9 re4tsetttg. res
giitriren sm Iaifen!
81. 9. Rtnpr,
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0ysabmCfe 0ptel Sar,
DIT Souiion StraBe,
% N. ~ u tb, ..... Gigcntbiimer

Wan fubet bier Elm purshalides
@Ias Bier unierer heimiiden 8raue.
reien. geionbere Inertsunung Der.
bienen bic Weiue, @igarren, Whistiss,
2iqu6re &c. 8or3tigIider Greis
lund be g Dt orgenS unb Nn d.
M ittags. Sieie WiribIdaft erfreut
i6 bes ausgeaelhueten Rufss su ben.
angenebmhen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ber
Stabt au sdblen.
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- 3n poris 1T nm Douuergtaa
Wltitng Der GaRatioushof 3uiammen.
9etreien, tDel1er ibsr bic Grags 3u euts
i6eiosu bat, ob Der 3repfus prpceb
Dom ususn ustbanbeIt werOsn ioa ober
Hi6t.
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Ofs 0N1hter fun

- 9tc 0Sabler fino sebeteu, bic
aanoioateu auf eem ,,ilnabbanaiaen
Itdct" ciuSein Snrd5uuehmeu uno fic
iuerpen fiuoen. Def. ieSer einsclne fur
tsiu 2tmt aualtfiStrt lit anS smpfohleu
pCrnen faun.
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Sur Gpuntns sieuer Collector.

@ir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn Yaul
Meer ichetbt als &anbioat fir bas
glmt bes gDuntp. Steuer@8 II e t.
tors an5u5eigeu.
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STIR gounin. .sdaBmeifer:

8ir iinb autprifirt, 5errn s o 8 n
2ealer als annbibat fur oas 9lmt oes
County g daBmei tiers allju=
aeiQeu.
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Shr 4onfa bier.

Bir iinb outDriiirt, Serrn s Soe Sob +
oils 9anbtbat fiir g8ieoerwabl fir bas
8Duita blersNmt bes l. Yrecintts
nniufilnbiaen.
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Bir iinb autoriiirt. 5errn SDbn g.
Campbell als &anbibat fur bic yStes
oerpabl fir oas smt bes g heriffs 8
bel Der beburfebenoen Bahl ansuseigen.
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ssnr 9iifritts Qnmalt: :

g8ir iinb outoriiirt, 0errn 6 ar1o o 8
9 e als &anoioaten fir bas lint bes
8 ftriftsN n 10 altes nn5uSeigen.
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Thr @ouuip @OmmiiliOner Qr;einti 3.
gBir ftnb autoriiirt, 6errn gS nj. Ger
pei as &anOioat ilr ou5 'Nmt nes
@ountp e ommii idrs Yreetntt
VI o. 3, anSutiinoi9en.
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s. ur Sheriff.

gSir fnb autDriiirt. Serrn Sohn
@ilfens jr. als &anbioat fur bas Amt
bes @beritfs bei ber beporftebenoen
2Sabl an5useigen.
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STIR Sifirift,Giert.

gir iinb autoriiirt Serrn 6enrn u m.
I 9eio as aanoioat fur fas Gmt oes
Slftritt. glerfs anau5eigen.
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SeirathS=E Ed1etne: A:

2oui8 Bed uno Wariha 8esmaun.
iSrant lBtllianls nnb @mma Rieth.
6enlp MobIig unb Olga Staubeus
ber6er.
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Sir iinb autoriIirt, 5errn Beter S o.
nj 8 ols &anoioat fir oas Nmt oes
s Duntp< &ihters BEL Der bepor'
fteheubeu Butl uuauaeiaen.
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0ir fnb nutoriiirt Serrn SnD. 80.
EDbtn als &anbibat fiir oas Amt oes
@puntp. Sbabme iiters anau8ei.
Qeu,
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sau NntOnio, Gretag 0ln 28. October 1898.
9as 8itrger 2iGet.

9as Sitrger 1siceet.
sir 9iftrift-8i9ter:
5. &. Camp.
SIR 9iitrittsWntualt:
q. 2epn.
Sir 9iarift. glerf:
6enrD Il m q etb.
SIR g0untpeG eGicbter:
Yeter Sonds.
Sir County. .glert;
8 bah4 %. g mi B.
Sir gounts Solicitor;
Soie Cal liauo.
Sur eberiff:
Sohn Wtltens. ir.
Sir COUNTY
Jobn u. o. @onnor.
Sir gOuntp<aieiior:
gbarles Sbiuer.
Sir gpunipsS sShobineiiter:
Sobu 9B. s b n.
Sir guuntpsgermeiier:
s hos. s. REL ION.
Sir Sautes unb gieb>Snipecto,:
6oluarb N. 6ennina.
Sir County ebul. superintendent:
Sr. SDbn 9. & Ote.
Sir ble 9ssisloiur:
%. u. 98ur3ba6.
80. .. Rerr.
Sir GDuntp &ommiiidre:
precinft Is. 6. . NJ per.
Btecinft 2-eSeB W. BELL.
Breeinft 3-0, .. t5aIlimap.
prscintt 4-Sobn 8. Srainer.
6iir -Giebter:
Brecintt 1-6ranf 8. Waih.
preclntt Is bab. 8. u bama.
Sir &onitabler:
Soc 6 Sfobr.
Sir bffentli6er ggdser:
Ghas. Gul MANN.
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isiir @punin Qhefnr ::

Gir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn gbas. Chi
ner als &anoioat fitr baS Mmt oes
gountp.N p.Niiej5ors an5useigen.
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Sir iino autoriiirt Serrn Rat Sem IL
oIs &rnoioat fir Die 8leteruabl FIR bas
Nmt oes Siltritt=g lerts ausu5ei9en.
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Msattbses SrDs. gietiGer,

WD. OU' y IIsaJ T T IT. ~"
BUR bas pDrsiglibfie Rinbs, S9at'
unb Shpeinefeiih.
Spe3iaIitdt: Sunges 9aIbfeifd.
9lQe @rten BON QBurf, S6infen
3unge, GdmaI8 &C.
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0SaBlzAm5eigen.
STIR bie 2eoisfatur

gHir iinb uutortiirt, Serrn Sames g.
81 NJ c m b uls unabbdn9igen 8anbibas
ten fir Die egislatur T anbutunbiaen.
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5hr 5riebsnsridter bes l. preeintis.
ssir finb outpriiirt, Serrn YbiI. s..
Sboof als 8unbbateu fir 8tebcrrpahl
fir oaS Gmt oes 6rieoensri6ters
oeS L. Srecinfts an5utiinoigen.
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SERB. StaffeL 33l @af Cont
merce StraBe. YreferDaline aur
grboIturg ppu Butter, Wurii unb
5Ieid. @sial3ene Rinber 9drms.
S6ladtaeHer &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-28

- Seubrehen, MinbmabIsn, pum'
pen unb R6breu.
Alomp Sron Worts.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-08-13
The BurIington's New Trains

Railroad men who have had the
privilege of examining the four
new trains which the Burlington
Route, on the lst of May, placed
in service between Denver and
Chicago say they are as magnif-
Gently equipped as any in the
country-that even the famous
limited expresses between Chicago
and New York are not handsomer
or more luxurious. Every car is
wide vestibuled, and was built es-
pecially for the Burlington Route.
The four trains are identical in
appearance and arrangement
Each is composed of a buffet
smoking-librarycar, a palace sleep
ing-oar, and two reclining-chair
cars. The buifet-smoking-lib library
car is something new for a Denver.
Chicago line. 1t is a veritable
clubhouse on wheels, where one
may read, write, smoke, talk or
play cards, while travelling at the
rate of fifty miles an hour. 1t is
handsomely carpeted and furnish
ed with settees, cushioned easy
chairs, lavatory, writlng-desk,
compartment for card-players,
and well-stocked buffet. The
current periodicals and news
papers are on file, and carefully
selected library is provided for the
free use of passengers. The sleep
ing car is a gem, and the chair
and dining-cars are in every way
worthy of the train of which they
form an important part.
The Burlington Route takes
palatial trains through to Omaha
and Chicago in mnrveliously quick
time. Leaving Denver at $50
a. IN. today on one of them you
are landed in Chicago at 2:l5 to-
morrow afternoon, there making
cluse connections with trains for
al! points east. The running time
from Denver to Chicago is only
twcnty-seven and three-quarter
hours. just how fast that is will
be best understood when it is
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-08-13
THE FREE LIST.
Henry George,s theories as te

Henry Georges theories as to
taxation have not been much dis
oussed of late, Judging from a
cursory observance of the public
prints, but there is no doubt as to
the seed he sowed having fallen
upon fruitful ground. The sub
ject of taxation is thought of in n
wider way perhaps than George
pointed out, but it is thought
about by great many moro peo-
pie than a few years ago. For
instance, the idea that taxation
of improvements is a penalty upon
thrift and enterprise is making
itself obvious to many thousands
who used never to reflect upon
the subject ut all except, perhaps,
when they spent a few hours or
days cursing the assessor and
cudjeling their brains as to
whence was to come the money to
pay their taxes. An income tax,
Objectionable chiefly because of
the difficulty of its collection and
the prying into personal affairs
hitherto apparently inseperable
from it, is nevertheless an infinite
ly fairer and more beneficial way
of raising public revenue than
taxation on the improvements that
man places upon his property.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-08-13

Entered at the postofice at Florence, Colora-
do, for transmission through the mails as matter
of the second class,
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Cleanliness next to GodIiness

The American laundry is op-
posite the postoffice. There you
can achieve cleanliness, so far as
your linen is concerned, without
having it destroyed by chemicals
OF machinery.
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Florence Daily Cribune

Published at Florence, Fremont County;
Colorado every day except Sundays and iegnl
holidays, by Tho Florence Herald Printing
Publishing Co.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-08-13

Office, opposite D. K r. G. depot.
Telephone, No. 10.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-08-13

stated that it is almost five hours
faster than the fastest schedule
in effect prior to February 6, 1898.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-08-13
GOOD TIMES HAVE COME.

You can AFFORD to Indulge yourself or yous
family In the luxury OF q 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 San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-24
THE LESSONS OF THE FIRE.

IN ISASTROUS as was the fire that destroyed the
Baldwin Hotel, the results would have been
- far worse had not the brave and energetic
labors of the Fire Department been assisted by a
species of good fortune. Had the night been windy
there is no telling how far the flames would have
spread had panic ensued among the startled
guests it is probable the victims would have been
numbered by the scores.
Full credit will be given to the arduous work of the
fremen and to the skill with which that work was
directed Nevertheless, when the nature of the huge
building the time of night when the alarm given,
the number of persons sleeping in the and
the rapidity with which the flames spread are con-
sidered, it will be that good reasons exist for
accounting ourselves fortunate that the damage to
property and the destruction of life were not appal
ngly great
San Francisco cannot always count upon good
fortune to save her from the most direul conse
quences of such disasters this 1t behooves those IN
authority therefore, study we'll the lessons of the
fire and profit by their teaching. They point an
emphatic warning against the federation of fire traps
among the great structures in the crowded center Of
the city
A careful watch should be kept upon the consruc
ton OF buildings within the fire limits and every
where upon all tall structures designed for habitation
When the Baldwin built it outside the center
of the city, and hreproof construction was unknown
to No particular blame, therefore, be placed
upon its construction; but the type which it repre-
scented should not be permitted again in the business
portions of the community.
The lesson, moreover, should be acted upon at
once. There are reasons for believing the super
vision of buildings within the fire limits has been
carelessly done and that buildings in process
of construction which are not good the
Baldwin Hotel. An examination should be made OF
all these structures and freproohng arrangements be
required before is permitted to complete them and
open them for
1t will be further worth while to give consideration
to the extent of the area within the fire limits Since
the boundaries adopted the city has grown, and
considerable district left at that time outside the
limits should now be included within them 1t would
be easy to point structures in process OF erec
fion which are dangerous in their liability to fire, and
menace to the property around them; and many OF
these are in localities which if outside the fire limits
ought not to be
1t is likely that these lessons of the fire will be
overlooked They were made too clear in the blaze
OF the burning hotel and too impressive by the loss
of property and life The only danger is that they
may be neglected by the city officials and permitted
to pass without profit To avoid that danger, the
work of inspection of buildings should begin at
once There should be no delay. Now is the time to
see to it that the fire limits are made commensurate
with the danger of the city and that all new
structures within that area freproof.