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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28

Madam pianka and her trained
lions went East today via the Colorado
Midland.
Auditor Elicrhcck " the Utah q Pa
cinc stated yesterday that the new thrin
would not ~ into cncct until August
ist
n. n. I.amson. the orstwhile live
stock agent Of the Rio Grandc western!
has returned from his Chicago ana
omaha trip
The Rio Grande ticlsct Office has been
crowded for the last three or four days
by "achool-marms" returning from the
n. y. \. convention.
Purchasing Agent Rhodes and chief
Engineer O'Moivcny OF the oregon
Short Line are In the Snake River re-
zion. Ida. on business
Finy minors from Joplin. No. passed
through salt Lake today on the Orc
gon short Line On route to Wallace
Idaho.
For press day. August 9Th. the RIO
Grando WcHtrn win run special trains
20 Castillo, where the Utah Press As
ISOLATION VIII hold lH annual outing
=. A. wadicigh is IN the city once
more, quartercd ut Gus Holmes place.
He Will tnrry here few days and then
go TO Chicago Via Denver
The Rio orandc Western announces
q rate OF $50 Tor round trip 20 Denver
August 9Th and 1th. good Tor return
Until August 3iat for the Pilgrimage
of Cryptic MaHous.
nd personals
stonorrnphcr 4. W. Gates. who has
been iu ihe office of Superintendent
Wclby of the o. o. W., win IN the fn-
turo act Boo that capacity for ~. o..
William uf the y. V. Coal company at
Castle Gate.
-Four hundred people came up from
the south end ~ the county un the
Oregon short tlno yesterday aud went
90 Garfield. The occasion was the cN-
curslon uf the Twelfth quorum Of Ell
ders.
Acting General Passenger Agent
Hcintz NJ thr no. Grundr Western has
obtained re- daily round trip uiie to
this city md ogden from Colorado
points. Tickets viii be- sold FROM Au-
llHt iHt Co 18th. ending with a special
excursion rate u fts on the ilth and
ian. The rate announced ~ $50.
In Wow Of the changes by which the
Union Pacific viii obtain control ot the
a.. ". a N.. and the active building war
lu the Clearwater valley the visit of
the Northern InCluC general officers 20
Portland. oregon. ~ considered slgnlll-
cant. though the officials say the visit
~ merely one NJ inspection.
The Stockholders N the Tintic Range
nud the Sevior rhllwnyH held their an
nual meeting Wednesday. The RIO
/ Grunde Western operates both lines.
The meetings were held IN the Office ~
W. r. Cotton. The following directors
were elected Tor the Sovier railway.
| - q. Dodge. V. Hardness. A. y. Wclby.
Theron Orddes and William =. Cotton.
For the Tinuc Range line! H. e.
Dodge. y. a. Greenwood. Theron God-
des. Il. Hnrkncss and W. +. Cotton.
General Traffic Manager Bnbcock and
General Freight Agent Henry returned
| yesterday from their trip NJ inspection
over the road, and let today Tor Og-
| den. While south they took a trip up
Provo canyon and Inspected the work
on the new line They say that tho
condition N the road IL splendid. that
the work IN Provo canyon II progress
/ lug HatlHfnctorilynnd II T. expected that
the line Will be- operated early In Sep
/ tcmbcr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28
CAMPBELL BROS CIRCUS.
Not a Large Street Parade but a Good
Performance.

a large number u people Witnessed
the parade " Campbell Bros circus on
tho streets today, The parade was not
such as to commend Itself 20 the
aesthetic tastes OF the public. hut AS 10
4 impossible 90 tell n man by his coat.
Just 10 was II impossible 10 tell this
circus by H. parade. The show u worth
seeing; that u the ring performance Ia
as good az can be seen IN tho average
circus, a large crowd gathered ~ tho
grounds on Fourth South, Immediately
after the parade today ana nt one
o'clock balloon ascension ana para
chute jump attracted the gaze of she
multitude. The feat was very grace
fully accomplished. The afternoon per-
Torrance drew large crowd. who were
treated 20 AN their moneys worth.
There VIII be another performance co.
night. beginning az 5 o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28

main canal win De- 20 feet wid. nt the
bottom. aud VIII carr nNr foot of wH
ter enough 90 N0Ht o. fllr-aizpt Htrnm-
eH Iur numn over Willow CunI iH g.
fo"t lonr 10 foot wide aud so foot high
aud cuuminH $4,000 feet uf lumber
Two hundred tolmH nre nt work. ana
moro are being rs' on ever! day
u IL believed among those most cap
able Of judging thnt puygumy never
has been and ls not now prIpilpHI hy
any ~ the Murmuns IN Canada. Araft
from The question of pulyrHWg 10 viii
scarcely be- contendod that The people
Of Canada have anything Co DO with
the religion Of the Mormona
CHARACTER OF CoLoNisTs.
The general character NJ the Nor
mons iu Canada does not leave much
room for faultnndlnr They are thrifty
and Industrious AMI economical qunli.
Ties which have enabled them Co make
the progress they have. Temperance D.
enforced, nud % o. AN extremely rare
thing 90 zee u Mormon drink intnxicnt-
Ing lipunr OF any Kind. Tho same app
piles 60 the uao ~ tobacco. Tho tenn
pcruuge sentiment ~ thH community
was illustrated practically recently.
when an application Tor retail u..u.t
IN Cnrdaton was refused hy the cum-
WlliNlNN'IH NfNANHH the IHUlINUHf tnuIN
not secure the consent Of 10 nut uf 90
of the nearest householder. us required
by law In intelligence tho Morm0ns
will compare fnvofubly with any other
farming community. while many Of the
leading members ~ tho colony are mon
~ great ability aud culture. Perhaps
the greatest fault that can b. found
with the Mormons ~ that they do not
nHaimilnte with the GENTLE population
intormarrinrv between tho MurmonH
and the Gcntllcu a. rare. and tho offend.
Ing Mormon would probably be placed
under the ban ~ the church
The head 81 the MornonH In Canada
| II Charles Ora card. " great nhrewd-
ness and executive ability. and n SOM
in.law q the late brigham Young Mrs.
| Card u clever and accomplished
CnrdHton. the commercial center and
chief town ~ the Mormon colony a. "a
thriving Village, and rapidly IN aasum-
inE an important place among the
towns ~ the territories. Several small
towns are npringing up In various parts
OF the district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28
THE AYLETT BROS PLANT.
Make a Statement Concerning Mrs,
barr, Their Sister,

Tho Aylett brothers, William Jr and
ucber against whom the county come
misa0nrrs ure about to institute legal
proceedings Tor compelling them to Hup-
port their sister, Mary Barr were In
this city today and William said:
"Uudor an ordinary circumstance,
we would have been more than willing
90 fupp1rt her. We have been duinE go
uu along u b. only two months ago
since we sent h,r one thousand pounds
off Hour she married her worthless
husband against our Wishes nineteen
Year, ago. ITO "a now in the county iu-
urinary whore ne should have BEEN boz
fore ne was married, our sister has
slx children. We took the oldest boy
eighteen years ~ age, and tried Co
make something Of him, but he D. ms
shiftlcss uH his father, and we have
bppu compelled 10 give HIN up as a bad
lob. Now, then. Mr. Barr has wealthy
Relatives. both brothers and sisters, ana
we think they should assist Ia support
ing hls WHO. We have done our share.
and am that we intend to do
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28
ADULTERY CHARGE
is DISMISSED.
c. NJ Owen Thereupon Accuses H.
J. Grant Of Another 0Hense-
UNLAWFUL COHABITATlON.
ur. Grant Expected Home rhisEyen-
ing-Justiee somHer wiii Hear
Case other court News.

The nnldnvlt Of C.. NJ. owen. the New
YORK Journal correspondent and oom-
plainant In the Angus ". Cannon
case. charging Hcbor J. Grant with the
crime Of adultery, has been Ignored by
County Attorney Putnam. whercupon
owon appeared before JuHtioc Of the
itnco Morris sommer and Hworc TO a
complaint charging Sir. Grant with un-
lawful cohahltation along with Augusta
~. Grant and Emily Wells Grant Jus
ucn sommer thsr,upou Issued war
rant for tho arrest VI Mr. Grant, and
today placed n Boz thH hands % sheriff
AnwellH That official viii serve the
same upon the defendant when he re
TURNS from soda springs
The reason given by Str Putnam Tor
ignoring The aildnvlt charging adultery
Dr. that he ala not consider the evidence
uH offered by owen sufficient TO war
rant conviction.
OWENS COMPLAINT.
The complaint o. sworn 10 before
Juatirus Summcr reads uH follows
ON this 9th day OF july u. ID. isp9
before mv. Morris sUmmsr. personally
appeared Charles 81. owen. who. upon
being duly sworn. uu his onth ala say
that uehHr i. Grant ana commit the
crime uf unlawful rehabilitation us fol-
lnwHi That said Hcbcr j.. Grant on the
l9i DAY uf Jauunr,N, A. ~, one thousand
eight hundred ana ninety -DiEht ana on
divers other days and continually be-
tween the first duy ~ January A. ID.
one thousand eight hundred ana ninety.
eight. ana the 18th day OF July A. ID.
one thousand eight hundred and nine
ty-nino at the county uf Salt Lake.
State ~ Utah. ana unlawfully cohublt
with more than one woman, tu-Wlt.
one Augusta W. Grant and one Emily
Wells Grant
CHARLES 81. OWEN.
Mr. Grant was expected home ON the
$50 train this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28

sentiment In Om~thi circles strongly tn
cf.sslHg in rbat Direction.

sentiment In Om"ti circles strongly tn
cf"asipg Ia rhat Direction.
The role enacted by steve Kccnc az
the time of the tragedy aud throughout
the stirring scenes that led up 90 tho
sensational ana unexpected climax NJ
yesterday, continues 90 cause much add
verne comment on the part ~ the ED.i-
Cral public. Many PERSONS have wou-
dcred from the hrat why he was tut are
rested. many arc SIN myHtihui over
that omission, particularly since Judge
Powers referred 10 the matter Ia his
argument The same woudermout ana
Indignation exists towards Waiter DAILY.
though In somewhat modified degree.
In official circles sentiment IL growing
against both ~ them and Il was STATED
today that there were strong lik0lihoudl
Of the arrest ~ 10th kecne and paly.
The least that can possibly be- done In
the matter" said one % the pf0Hecu-
tiun.' u To arrest them ami put them
under bonds. n they played an access
sorry part the public ia entitled to know
Il ana know Il soon"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28
SHEEP GROWERS,
Rig List Who Want to Craze Their
flocks ON the Uintah Reservation.

Secretary Cnlllator Of the state Wool
Growers association has received a
grcnt number or applications from
sheep men 10 craze their sheep on tho
uintah reservation, privilege tho
government has now conceded to the
sheep growers. when called on today
az his Office. SIR. CailiHtcr was busy rg-
ceivinE applications and hiH office was
fun Of applicants,
There u mo- telling what u la worth
10 the sheep men ut this state" said
Mr. Caillstur. III ~ 90 boon 10 them.
that VIII be duly appreciated by them.
The reservation can sustain 100000
sheep, but as yet, that number has not
been anywhere near approached The
sheep viii 30 on the reservation immc-
dlntoly, IN fact there IL a number thcrc
now
Mr. Cnlllntsr stated that tho nppilcn-
lions were good Tor only one year. but
tho reservation could renew their np.
pllcntions nt the expiration OF the year,
su that there would Do really no nuCcH-
tlty Tor the sheep % De- brought on
80 long ms their owners saw No To keep
them on The liHt of todaya appl-
Clnta IL nH follows
Christian Jensen, oakley. Utah, y. ].
Arthur a Sons, &c. Johns. D. u. Allen,
Draper @. "A, lngham, salt Lake. u.
3. Mitchell Kansas, A. W. Hatch
Woods Cross NJ, q, Bitncr Holiday.
n. y. Carlisle q Bros, AlpInel ilcb,r
Honuiun, TuylurHyillc. TIA. Condic, salt
Lake; Bonton bros. Salt Lake. J. W.
MARSH. brighton; W. II. Carlisle, NIL
Ter, u. T., and James W, W. Fitzgerald
Draper. poHofet Live stock company
Woods Cruas. g. n. RiEby salt Lake;
o.. "a, Calllstcr salt Lake; Walter Stod-
man. WuHt Jordan; Carl spinner Green
River; charles stedmnn, West jordan,
John 49, Rudy salt Lake. Archibald
FrCrh0rn. SAT- Lake. Joseph Smith.
Salt Lake; u, A. Wuthhl drtntryillr,
William Kirk. Pleasant Grove, J, 90,
Heero. salt Lake; Louis i<uuhcll Nor-
mai Joseph Hansen salt Lake; Joseph
Winter Salt I.ukn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28

Daniel Harrington filed a suit against
Allen q. LumHnu ln the Third district
court today In which he asks that title
b. quictcd 20 "a certain area between
mining claims IN the West Mountain
district, described us the Martha,
Pan Handle and Frying Pan. ana that
the defendants be restrained. pending
the action, from extracting ores or
minerals " IN any way interfering with
plaintin'a possession.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28

The oregon Short Lines now prossod
steel coal cars are arriving from Pitts
burg, They were ordered several
months ago, and will be- used for th.
transportation OF coal from Diamond.
vile. Wyo,, 90 the copper mines at
Anaconda,
The carrying capacity of these steel
cars r. hfty tons. The old style car
only carried twenty-five tons and are
much more cumbersome. Three hun.
dred Of tho new ones win be delivered
finally ana all VIII be used for the pur-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28

Hail Has Not Vet noen Furnished, Though
~ u said to he In sight

Il was stated at the once Of Powers.
straup q Llppman this morning that
Benbrook would Doe able 10 furnish bail
without any difficulty Who the sure
Ties were to be could not be ascrr-
tanned. II was limited by some that NJ
4. Mulvey aud James HogIe would be-
among the number OF bondHmon.
Judge Powers has gone 10 brighton.
Mr. Straup II IN the East consequently
the matter OF getting bondamcn. look
Ing up the law. ana making out the
papers rests entirely with Mcssrs. Llpp-
man, Zane and Rogers one thing ~
certain, Bcnbro0k Will not give ball IN.
day. When he docs, HE hondsmon will
have 10 qualify before the Judge N tho
district court. Tor the reason that tho
jurisdlctlon Of Justice Pardeo ended
yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28

Justice pnrdee this afternoon called
at the county attorneys Office and left
transcript Of the proceedings had be-
fore him. The papers were few min
utrs later nlcd with tho district court
Cobb
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28

Y. NJ c. \. road race and wsisr
sports nt Lagoon. August iHt. r.,
prizes at Gnrdupr'a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28

New stock of building material. NJ
greatly reduced prices.
McCONAUGHY LOOSE LuMBER co,
2A g.. First West.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28

No library IL complete without eoty
81 the Articles of Faith. the new work
By Dr. James 4. Tnimagr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28

Prime roasts u beef and spring lamb
Try. Progress Market. i2l Wost Sc.
und South. Phone ISL rings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28
ORE ANp nrLlIoN REPORrs.

Following ore todnys orc ana bullion
receipts us reported by the Institutions
below indioatcd
MCCORMICK & co.
Nyanides'' 90 e. %. q. o.. ',,,,,.,}3,l00
T.R. JONES & co.
hulluh'ssss ssss sssssss ss.s s,ssNlh,Ol0
oIta''ssssss 'sss 'ss ..sss ..ss.ss. 2i,unO
Iothl's. s..,...., Q. .. ,...,.,&3s, 800
BAMBERGER s. ArAIILLAN.
hulioh''''' '''''' ',,,,, ..,,,,,,.Sli.e3t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28

SUNDAY SCHOOL stfEHiNfENntNts
Are your advanced classes provided
with Or. Tnlmnge'a now Church text
book. The Articles Of Faith1 II not.
call nj the News" office and obtain Tho
special terms offered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28

No Sunday school should be without
Or, Talmagc'n now book. The Articles
OF Faith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28

Monday July aist. everybody should
SO and take the children 10 see Prot.
bartholomew Educated Horses,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-28

Madam pianka and her trained
lions went East today via the Colorado
Midland.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13
Last Nights Burglary.

Last evening between seven and
eight o'clock, while DIR. and Mrs.
Brooks were in his office in the
front part of the house, a burglar
entered from the rear and ransack-
ed the house. He effected an en-
trance by cutting the screen and
unlocking the kitchen door, the
heavy door being open. After
lowering the window shades in the
kitchen, dining room and parlor
he lighted wax taper and pro-
ceeded to make search for treas
ure. He first opened the drawers
of the chiffonier in the dining
room, and not finding what he
wanted he went up stairs to the
sleeping rooms. He opened Mrs.
Brooks jewel case, but as it hap
pened that was empty. He then
went through the pockets of the
doctors clothing hanging in the
wardrobe. The only loss that has
been discovered, however, is the
doctors scarf pin, which is quite
valuable piece of jewelry.
There is not the least clew to the
identity of the guilty party.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13

The concert given last evening
by the Second Regiment band U.
R. K. P, of Victor, proved to be
most delightful entertainment,
and one that was thoroughly en-
joyed by the large number of pee
pie that congregated to hear it.
Certainly the band has splendid
leader in Director Muir.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13
For Rent.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

laie OF Louis Casanova, deceased;
Ne Undersigned, having been appointed adj
hstrator of the estate of Louis Casanova
Fggasseu, late of the county of Fremont, state
colorado. hereby gives notice that he will
pear before the County Court OF Fremont
my, at The Court House, IN Canon City, at
september Term, on the 10Th day of Sep
~ D't ny, at which time all persons having
s,eu 70 attend for the purpose of having tho
Em ~. aulusted. All persons indebted to said
a.e are requested to make Immediate pay
KY TO the undersigned.
's'eu thls nth day of August, 1922.
~ JAMES A.. BAKER, Administrator.
puoh' Aug. 30, 30; last publ. Sept 20. 80
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13
LOOK HERE.

! can supply you with gilt edge
rejection against loss by death,
ccldent, fire or storm. At the
ame tine | am in the real estate
nd loan business. Information
nd rates cheerfully furnished.
T. II. NEwKIRK, Agt.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13
PURELY PERSONAL.

Delta, is a guest of his brother in
this city today.
Miss Gertie Patterson of Flor
ence is visiting Salida friends
Salida Mail.
Mrs, Cavanaugh, of Buena
Vista, is visiting Mrs. Lee Cham
pion, of this place
"A. T. Gard went to Colorado
Springs this morning to attend
the Flower Carnival.
Mr., and Mrs, J. Barnhart, of
Pueblo. are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. O. Macdonald.
Henry Price came down from
Canon this morning to see the big
parade and call on Florence friends
Miss Mabel Ross returned
yesterday to st. Louis after spend
ing five weeks vacation in this
place.
Frank E. Hurst leaves for
Victor tomorrow to put force of
men to work on the Vermont on
Bull Hill.
Mrs. Mary Cunningham and
daughter of North Platte, Neb.,
are visiting Mrs. Robert Patter-
son of Fifth street.
j. q. Butts, of Company G.,
said to be the best known man in
the regiment, was caller at this
Office this morning.
Rev. A. l.. Chase and family
left today for their new home in
Loveland. They leave many warm
friends in Florence.
Col. Koenig, who presides at
the commissary tent, is splendid
Knight to meet He knows Just
how to entertain newspaper men.
Lou Frank of Canon City was
caller at THE TRIBUNE office to-
day. He was down to see the pa
rade and meet some of the out
side brethren.
-Olin H. Adams, city editor of
the Telluride journal, is one of the
visiting Knights in the city. He
made THE TRIBUNE office right
pleasant call last evening.
Capt. Barney Ginsburg left
on No. 10 for Pueblo today, being
called there to assist in Jewish fast
day services. He will return in
time for the grand ball tomorrow
night.
Tom Howell, of Victor, was
visitor in town for short time
today. Tom is one of the good
fellows whom everybody knows,
and whom his friends are always
glad to see.
T. j. Clark, travelling agent
for the popular Rock island route.
was visitor at The TRIBUNE of
flee last evening. He has head
quarters at Salt Lake, and is well
known among newspaper men in
this part of the West.
20. l.. Gibbs came in on No. 4
last night leaving the boys to drive
home alone. After his two months
trip in the mountains it required
the entire force of Weisel's barber
shop to make him quite presenta-
bic. He reports all kinds of pleas
ure from his trip.
QOvaI Gorge Exc,,rc;o,
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13
DRUGGISTS

Will sell an elegant brick home,
lose, two lots, at great bargain;
'elongs to nonresident, must sell.
'ee j. j. Fitzgerrell.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13
Royal Gorge Excursion.

Don't misunderstood. This
event is for the citizens of Flor
ence to enjoy as well as the Knights,
and Sisters. Friday at 10 O'Clock.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13

If you want a home see J. j.
'itzgerrell, he will furnish the lots
nd build you house, to be paid
pr on the installment plan.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13

An erroneous impression seems
to prevail in regard to the dances
tomorrow night. All are invited.
1t is not exclusive to X. P's. Tick
cts are on sale at Daniels drug
store at S1.0O Knights will secure
complimentary tickets.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13

Will sell cheap, the leading
boarding house at Cyanide all
complete, full of boarders, with
protection at Office. See j. j.
Fitzgerrell.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13

The celebrated Bill Swires, of
the Cripple Creek company, shook
hands with dozens of his Florence
friends this morning. He is the
man who knocked out the two
Georges and the two Johns.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13

Our Egg Phosphates, Lemonade
with Cherries, Cream Frappe, Egg
Soda, and Breakfast Bryan, are a
few of our specialties-in ten cent
drinks. Try them. We lead, others
follow. Palace Pharmacy. 1O2tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13

Gold Medals to HARPER whis-
key at New Orleans and Worlds
Fair, Chicago. Try it, you will en-
dorse the judges verdict. Sold by
w. e. Buriey, Florence, Colo.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13
LOCAL NEWS.

Rockvale will have a grand cele-
bration tonight in honor of her re-
turned soldier boys.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13

Don't forget the colored cake
walk at the opera house tonight.
1t will be a warm entertainment.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13

If you are looking for a pure
drug, patent medicine or a choice
line of toilet articles, GO to Daniels
drug store.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13

Daniels wants your trade and
will treat you right.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13

The finest soda water on earth
at Daniels drug store.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13

The highest market price paid
for cash orders and warrants.
Notes discounted. See j. j. Fitz-
gerrell,
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13

Last Saturday nine milch COWS
were stolen from Phillips dairy,
five miles southeast of this city.
Yesterday Officer Mooney sue
ceeded in recovering four of the
stolen animals, and he is hot on
the trail of the other five. He ex-
poets to land the thief as well.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13

Masonic meeting at Denver, Sep.
19 to "a; one and one fifth fare
round trip on certificate plan.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13

The cheers and shouts of well
come which greeted the soldiers
train this morning as itrolled up to
the depot at Pueblo were quite dis
tinctly audible in the telephone
Office at this place.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13

frankie A. Jerome has CON-
menced the erection of another
brick terrace on the lot recently
purchased near the D. d R. G.
depot.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-13

Citrate magnesia, Seidlitz pow
ders, Hunyadi water and. other
palatable drinks on tap at Daniels
drug store.