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The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-19
Attention, Ladies /!

If you want to see the finest line
of FURS, including capes, collar
cites and scarfs ever shown in
Florence call at Eldredges.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-19

The postmaster-general has sub
mitted his report of the receipts in
the post Offices in Colorado, and
in that report Canon City stands
credited with slo,41l; Florence,
S6,S13; Cripple Creek, S2l ,23S.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-19

1t should be borne in mind
that Court Florence, Foresters of
America, gives a grand ball this
evening 1t will be all right.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-19

Morris the jeweler, is most al
ways "at home," but when away
Mr.. Fox has charge of the store
and will be pleased to supply your
wants. l4t2
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-19

Will sell an elegant brick home,
close, two lots, at great bargain;
belongs to nonresident, must sell.
See j. j. Fitzgerrell.
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AS Attorney A. H. McLain is
to be out of town during next week
@. G. Shearer has been appointed
acting republican precinct chair
man during the formers absence.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-19

The finest line of ladies skirts
just in at Eldredge's. Attend our
special skirt sule Saturday and
Monday.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-19

Be sure to call on the Florence
Plumbing company and inspect
the new line of supplies; the larg-
est and best in the city.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-19

Ladies' calling cards, the latest
style, and handsomely printed at
THE DAILY TRIBUNE office.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-19

Notice the New York Stores an
nouncement of its grand opening
next Monday. Change of ad. today.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-19

Another lot of fur capes, collar
cites and scarfs just received at
Eldredge's. Come and see them.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-19

The funeral of Mrs. G. w. Brown
will be held in the Presbyterian
church tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-19

Gold Medals to HARPER whis-
key at New Orleans aud Worlds
Fair, Chicago. Try it, you will en-
dorse the judges verdict. Sold by
w. E. Burley, Florence, Colo.
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Copies of the Refner Special
Edition on sale at the Post Office
Bookstore. 12tf
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LOCAL NEWS.

Petroleum Band concert Oct. 27,
at opera house.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-19

If you want homo see J j.
Fitzgerrell, he will furnish the lots
and build you house, to be paid
for on the installment plan.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-19

Eldredge, the enterprising dry
goods man, makes push" that
cannot fail to attract the attention
of the ladies. His ad. appears on
on this page, and is easily seen.
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Wedding Invitations

euncements. Correct styles. Ice
p1lted, including two envel-
n: .n each, for s4.O0. 80 for s2.75.
ing cards, latest style and beau
elects. Address,
THE TRIBUNE Florence.
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Morris the jeweler, has doubled
his stock in the last few weeks; see
the new goods. l4t4
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-19

Longmont Butter. best on earth
Florence Packing and p. Go.
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Wanted to buy, n good second
organ. See j. j. Fiizgerrell.
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E. G. AIKENs.

The Florence Packing and P.
Co. Largest stock i'll Fremont co,
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We can make your watch keep
first-class time. See Morris, f q
@. G. r. R. watch inspector. l4t4
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-19

A. NJ. johnson has sold his resi-
dence property, consisting of two
lots and three houses on Green
street, to Sherman Andrews. Mr..
johnson has not yet decided to
leave Florence.
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!, CTS. GIVEN AWAY

mi this out and take it to the drug
4, named below and you will receives a
f,.lsr csc size bottle OF DR.. Sawyer's
/ stipe for DC. Ukatine positivel, cures
| forms Of Kidney difficulties. Dys-
Suis. Constipa- nv ton. Headache,
{isnmatism. 0t Putting of the
r. Ukstine cures pimpiee and
{sches. and makes sal ow and yellow
II white. Do not delay, but take
S,sntage of this great offer. as tn IL
!, 4 bear evidence t. the wonderful
fr,ii,e powers OF Uka inc.
w. n. DAVlE,
lace Pharmacy, Florence, Colo
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]. j. Fitzgerrell has plenty of
straight money 10 loan
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For Rent

The fine Willard Hotel % rooms.
All brick. See j. J.. Fitzgerrell.
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ANNA S. BABBITT, Sec


In the case of the People VS..
Assig, at the preliminary examina-
ton held in Judge Kelfer's court
yesterday, the defendant was bound
over to appear in the district court.
Jos. HI. Maupin has the defense
while McLain & Wilkes assist the
district attorney in the prosecution.
The Baptist State Convention
in session yesterday in Denver
elected officers as follows: Presi
dent, Rev. G. B. Vosburg; Vice
Presidents, R. T. McNeal, Denver; /;
E. Braislin, D, D., Colorado Spgs;
B. B. Harl, D. D.. Canon City;
Mrs. w. f. Post, Denver; Record
ing Secretary, Rev. Robt. d. Gra-
ham, Florence; Treasurer, F. b.
Spalding. Denver; Corresponding
Secretary, General Missionary, Rev.
J. W. Crooks.
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J. KELLER
,,.ties Of The Peace, nctary
Public, Collection Hstai.
Office Opposite Postoffice.

Change of Sunday Hours.
The Florence postotfice will be
Ian between the hours of 9 and
r. m. and 2 and 3 p. m. on and
Eter Sunday, June Is, 1899.
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rs McCandless the hard ware
Fli' Invites the prudent and
peal housekeeper to exam
stock of queensware, cut
aNlte, tin, copper and wood
Prices are right.
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|se' the news fresh through
'nns of THE TRIBUNE.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-10-19

The Wcman's Literary Club of
Florence will meet at the home of
Mrs. NJ. L. Wood on Saturday af-
ternoon at 2:30 1t is necessary
that every member should exert
herself to be present.
Avn. @ D,nn,r,r Co.
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and luscious New York
||gGys,ers, Z at the Florence P
|co.'s. Try 'em.
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y the bicycle man, is To-
The McCandless mercan-
he can make your old
S, or make you a new
aepairs promptly, charges
tive him a trial.
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IT HAS OPENED,

Manager Alex Dryburgh, of the rrulock, informed us last evening that the Mt. NeLo Hotel had been leased for five years to Mir. J. c. $. Timberlake. an experienced hotel man of Charleston, $. c. MT. Dry burgh is personally acquainted with Mir. Timberlake and says that he will make it one of the best hotels in the State Many Pine Bluffians have signifed their willingness to spend the summer at Mt. Nebo, but owing to the hotel being closed they did not go. The news that the hotel has been opened will be gladly le- ceived by those who are in search of an ideal summer resort.
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Attention is called to our system of public schools. There IS none better in the South. Parents, if you wish your children to receive an education that will fit them to occupy any position that may fall to their lot, move to Pine Bluff and let them take advantage of the op- portunities offered them by Pine Bluff citizens. The present condi- tion of our schools should be credit ed to our excellent school board, to- gether with Superintendent J. H. Hinemon and his able corps of as sistants.
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What right, morally or legally, has the Governor of Arkansas to send the penitentiary convicUs into other States, by pardoning them on condition that they leave Arkansas2 We do not desire the criminals of other States sent into Arkansas. Why, then, should not Arkansas set the example of just and fair govern ment to her sister States?--Arkan- sas Methodist.
 Here is where the pardoning DOW CT is, perhaps, worst abused. The Methodist is right. A criminal too corrupt for us is unfit for citizenship elsewhere, and it is violation the Golden Rule to send him away. -Jonesboro Sun.
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NORMAL NOTES.
Jefferson County Normal for COlOred
 Teachers in Session Here.

The Jefferson county normal for coIored teachers opened Monday, June 9th, with Prof. Purifoy, of Forrest City, as conductor. After preliminaries by the conductor, the normal was duly organized with H. N. Johnson as secretary, and Mrs, A. T. Strickland critic.
 W. H. Strickland was elected re- porter to the Arkansas Gazette, and A. N. Freeman to the local papers.
 The following committees were appointed;
 Devotional exercises-S H. Pat ton, Mrs, Essie Rowan and Mrs. c. T. Thomas.
 On Resolutions-Wm. Townsend, D. A. Sumner, c. c. Byrd and Mrs. E. L. 5. Wiley.
 The county examiner, MT. G. B. LytIe, addressed the normal during tue morning session, setting forth the objects and aims of the same, He urged upon the teachers the ne cessity of keeping in touch with the onward march of the new education.
 The afternoon session of the first day was devoted to the d d.scussion of the subjects as per program. Those taking part showed much skill in the handling of the different sub- iects, and all scene to have had the same object in view. viz: "Pupil Betterment.
 FiftY-eignt teachers were enrolled the first day. The enroIIment=up to date being eighty-five.
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INJURED,

MT. Mike Schnable, a machinist, met with a painful accident while at work at the Cotton Belt shops in this city Monday afternoon. A large piece of timber fell on him, piDning him to the floor. Ready hands as- sisted him to his home nearby. where he received proper med,cal attention. He was severely bruised about the chest and legs and 8 large gash was cut in the back of his head. He will he able to return to duty in a few days.
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OFFICERS ELECTED,
The Stockholders of The Mill and
 Elevator Company Meet.


 At meeting of the stockholders of the Pine Bluff Mill ard Elevator Company held at Messrs. N. 5. and J B. Trulock's office this (Wednes- day] morning, the following officers and directors were elected to serve for the ensuing year
 President, D. M. Bluthenthal; Secretary, ". H. Langford; Direc- tors, H. H. Hum, J. F. Gillespie, P. P. Byrd, J. B. TruIock, W. H. Langford and D. M. Bluthenthal
 No vIce-president nor treasurer were elected.
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The attention of the peace con gress, now in session at The Hague, is called to the following solution of that question: Rules for Eternal Peace Between Nations. "
 1. All newspaper correspondents must be banished.
 3. All telegraphic and communi- cations of every description be stopped.
 3. Abolish all factories of arms and ammunition.
 1. The constructor of a gunboat of any kind shall be punished by death.
 5. Last, but not least, con6ne "Uncle William" the 'bully" for the rest of his existence in a solita- ry dungeon.
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HOw's This?

We offer s10O reward for any case of catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh cure
 F. J. CHENEY &s CO, Props, Toledo, Q
 We the undersigned have known F I Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transac- uons and financially able to carry out any Oh legations made by their firm w
 Ohio. WALDINd. .KINNAN. < MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. Ohio. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internalIv acting directly upon the blood and muco1is surfaces Of the system. Price 75c. per bottle Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free
 es Halls family pills are the best
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Second Days Session :.

Following is a list of the subjects discussed the second day:
 ''The classification of the School W. H. Strickland. Discussion by tie normal. Factoring and Fractions.'-S. H. Patton.
 ''Diseoyery and Explorations" = Fl. N. Johnson. Discussion by the normal.
 Drill on Diacritical Marks. o- Miss L. Alexander. Discussion by the normal
 "Tha Skeleton aud Nuscles"-C. T. Rowland. Discussion by the normal.
 "The Elements of Good Reading Mrs. Morris Discussion by the normal
 ''The Sentence"-A. N. Freeman. Discussion by the normal.
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Pine Bluff. we predict, will soon enjoy a real live boom. A railroad is being built to Sheridan, an i'm mense lumber mill in course of erec- tion, many residences and business houses are springing up as if by magic and every one is Imbued with the idea that she will be. and they are determined to make Pine Bluff, the first city in Arkansas.
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JUMPED HEX ]
Her Bondsmen Offsf'a z
 Capture.

Emma Dennis, 9 D's'I II,, was caught F miles 7, s''1 1 Ark, this morning torII p Ussery, of Jefferson ''ss N brought to this city, K X A few weeks ago hl.1I s.l E rested A .94 and found guilty <, x violation. The flps sa amounted to about '5.5 an appeal and suc''''
 bond. .bs D bond and had the Oon'f fo ] atpro as to Wha' ..i b finally offered a rsT'ls p,s here capture, Ld rnl'.i '.tatsi morning as above
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DIED AT THE POOR HOUSE.

Pat" Fields an ex-Confederate soldier, age 70 years, died at the Jef- ferson county poor house in the western limits of the city last night. He had been an inmate of the poor Louse for ten years. Although he was inferred in the p0tter's field, he was given a respectable burial by the county.
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WILL LEAVE PIN,

The people of this e,.| the scholars of the psa School, will regret M learn that Mir. c. e o.aI teach in this city neyt'. ,s leave in a few weeks ia, M nessee, where he will sn,| insurance business.
 MT. 0gilvie was Iovai ! esteemed by all bs Da| though only a young M brilliant future beiorsbIs' Bluff School Board Io,t, servant in Mir. 0gIlYig' and thelr best wishes tor the Graphic's are Vitht new field of labor.
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HAS BEEN APPOINTED GEN. ERAL MANAGER OF THE
 PITTSBURG 6 GULF.
LEAVES THE COTTON BELT
F. H, Britton, of the Great Northern, Succeeds Mr. Eds0n- Effective
 June s.

The receivers of the Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf Railroad, Col. s. w. Fordyce and Webster With CTS, have at last appointed a suc- eessor to the late Robt. Gillham, general manager of the road, says the St. Louis Republic MT. J. A. Edson of theSt. Louis Southwest tern system IS the man, and his appoin t. ment becomes effective on June 8.
 Mr. Edson has been connected with the St. Louis Southwesterr for a number of years, and at pres ent is vice-presldentof the St. Lotus Southwestern of Texas and general superintendent of the entire Cotton Belt system. His headquarters are at Tyler, Texas, though he makes frequent visits 10 St. Louis
 Mir. Edson's ability as a practical railroad man is well known and thoroughly appreciated throughout the West and Southwest. Col. s. ". Fordyce, while receiver and subsequently, vice-president and general manager of the Cotton Belt, had the highest opinion of Mr. Edson's ability and did not hesitate to express it. Had he remained as general manager of the system another year, it is said, he would have given Mr. Edson a more prominent position.
 It is not surprising, then, that at this juneture,- while casting about for a capable man to fill the position made vacant on the PittsbWg and Gulf by the death of Mr. Gillham that Colonel FordYee should have thought af MT. Edson and convinced his receiver, Mr. Withers, that they should tender him the appointment. This was done about ten days ago, but tbe mas kept very quiet.
 In assuming the position of gen. eral manager of the Pittsburg and Gulf Nh Edson will be up against "tough proaosition, as railroad man termrd t. The physical con- dition of tIe road IS very bad, and  its affairs generally are ir bad taugle. He will, however, act under the guidance of the receivers, and there is no railroad aan n the West more capable of tackling tough propositions" than Colonel Fordyce. He has solved more serious prob lens than the one presented by the Pittsburg and Gulf, and with the able assistance of MT. Edson, the road can be placed in such con- dition that the Alton syndicate can absorb it to advantage.
 Mr. Edson's successor as general superintendent of the Cotton Belt system will be F. H. Britton, whom Vice-President Russell Harding brings here from his old camping ground in the Northwest. Mr. Britton is general superintendent of the Great Northern, but he sent in his resignation which becomes effective or June 8. He was in the city yesterday aud paid his resr ects to Vlce-President Harding at head quarters in the Equitable building,
 MT. Britton left last night for Tyler, Texas, where he will meet Mir. Edson and spend a week with him at the offices there, in a tour over the syatem and in the offices here, so as to obtain a thorough insight into his future position.
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In a personal letter to the editor of The Democrat, Senator Jones says My health has improved amazingIy-I could not have beliey, ed that such results could follow a little rest. It did not seem to me that 1 was doing too much work, but the results show that l was. Ark. Democrat.
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While There is Life There is Hope.

While There IS Life There ia Hope.
 I was afflicted with catarrh; could neither taste nor smell and could hear but little. Ely's Cream Balm cured it.-Marcus G. Shautz, Rah- way, N. J.
 The Balm reached me safely and the effect is surprising. My son says the first application gave decided re- lief. Respectfully, Mrs. Franklin Freeman, Dover, N. II.
 The Balm does not irritate or cause sneezing. Sold by druggists at 50 cts. or mailed by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St., New York.
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knowledge that there is no place on the habitabIe globe where public contempt and abhorrence will not follow him would be a fearful pun ishment, but it IS not likely that this will touch him.-Daily States.
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Colonel Du Paty de Clam is now in a position to appreciate the feel ings of Dreyfus, as he now goccupies the cell ia which that unfortunate man was confined when first placed under arrest.
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Editor Neal, of the Helena World, seems to be hot after Jeff Davis. If Brother Neal will keep quiet our present weather will make 1t entire lv too hot for Jeff to remain in the State.
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It is a deplorable fact that the scoundrel EsterhazY will escape tri- al for his crime because be has already been tried and acquitted. If he were no, hardened criminal the
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An #Arkansas editor says: "We have purchased an K-ray machine and can now see right into the pock- cts of deadbeats, No use trying to lie out of settling any longer.
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At meeting of the State Board of Charitable Institutions, held in Little Rock Wednesday, Dr. John H. Dye was elected to succeed Col. o. c. Gray as superintendent of the Arkansas School for the Blind.
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Why don't the Coney Island Club put up purse fer 20 round go be- tween the Hon. "Thomas Cat" PIatt and "Unele Bill" Croker? The match would be b1g drawing card, and, possibly they might knock each other out.
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It is, perhaps, not generally known that potatoes are imported into this country in large quanti- ties from Scotland and Germany but such is tie case. This season the crop was large, and one ship alone brought 150, GOO sacks.
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DEFEAla1 \ The Little Roes :.
 the Second

:. The Lou E. Own. ot this city, ero..'s second time uitB \. Jones park ip s5.. afternoon. al The ssn. to Orag about x s'q' large numbers of plays to their .,..a m lnterfered about <. out after it ceased playing was resuns5
 The batteries r... Hun ter for the B51 U , and Mare and oal.5a
 A small crowd sit.., to Il in favor of t5s i.' :.
 Two games will h tween the above t,,. Rock at a near iuturs X
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Glass pipes for the conveyance of gas, oil, water, sewerage, etc, are now being manufactured as an article of trade.
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We have heard nothing lately of Pingrees potato patch. Governor, if you can't successfully raise pota- toes in Michigan, move to Arkansas and try our soil.
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It is reported that Russia is to construct railway trucks of alumin- ium. but the cost may give the con- structors pause.
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Entered at the Post-ofice at Pine 5luff. LAX. .asseeoad-cIass mail matter
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Took Place at the St M
 Church Last Igt|

At the St. Paul Ba1 last night. occurred t4 ment exercises of the Bn College, the State ils learning for the colora Arkansas. The class sI as follows; the class nd ''Ingenii Egregia Facilg talia Sunt:: ,
 Quertet-Jerusalem .... Praaer.................,Re Rev s. March........ .Elta Salutatory-"The Model
 man ...,..,...,,...aAll "Sueh a Welcome" Bertha sThe Millennium at Hand {
 .........................emS-iH Hope and Memory" Maj "Song' .................,..~lta lta Accessible Heights aai "The Star of the UnlVers I
 ......................."n"Jo Jo ''Go Hence" .........r~ IaViI "Knowledge, the PoFeFd|
 lization" ....,..".ouJ' "True Nobility" ..q."I Launched, but WhitherBl
 .....s..s..,''..'''''''''''''''i' ''i' "Our Duty as Graduate' l
 ........................H .Hanla "Will You oympathiHe M
 Help Us?" Wm' .. ''The Kind of Educlil
 Negro Needs' ...""Sla < .Valedictory- "IngenII 2
 Facinora ImmortalIa
 ................. 0. Benlall'l 2 Song-"Chant We NOW Z. Present ations-lst' DlpI07
 Testimonials.
 Descriptive Song'".'''.'',s,.,. ,,..
 ......... "Three old C0i'' BeDediction .....'.'.''''''''''
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Hoods Pills cure liver ills; the non-irritating and only cathartc to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla
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The Coy Coyote.

Speaking about smart animals" said the real estate man, T want to go on record as saying that there is no anil nal that can hold candle to the coyote for smoothness. When I first went out to western Kansas I lad an ambition to kill enough eoyetss to make lap robe to send back to my friends in the east. I tramped all over that country with a gun, but I never could get nearer than within mile of coyote I used to drive out in my buggy and hide the gun under the seat, but it didn't make any difference Not a coyote ever got near enough so that he could have been reached with anything short of a long, range cannon.
 "One day I started out in a hurry and forgot my gun. I hadn't gone c mile from town before l ran onto a group of four coyotes The critters didn't even take the trouble to lope of out of sight. They just walked off two CT three rods from the road and sat down. and looked at me and yawn- ed. It made me hot to see their in- ferna1 impudence, and I made a dive as if I were going to get the gun out from under the seat. I thought sure I would scare them away. Well, maybo they wouldn't believe it, but those cuss- ed coyotes never moved. They just sat up there and actually grinned They said just as plain as if they had used the words: Oh, you needn't try to run any bluff on us! We are strictly onto our job How they knew hadn't the gun I don't know, but have had great respect for the sense of a coyote ever since"