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The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-26
Putting in Newlin Greek Water

Landlord Rice, of the Fremont
of this city, is having his place of
business supplied with Newlin
Creek water. If there were more
of our residents to place Newlin
Creek water in their houses there
would be less typhoid fever
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-26

win sell the two magnificent
corner business lots, just west Of
George Wilson's hardware store,
corner Santa Fe and Main. See
J. J Fitzgerrell
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-26
Church Services and Religious N
In Florence

First Baptist Church,
REV. ARTHUR WLLHTTs.
Sunday School, 10 a. M: preaching II
1880.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-26
Classified Advertisements.

Advertisements will be run in this depart
mont at the rate of 10 words in issues for 10
cents, payable in advance; NO advertisement
viii be taken for loss than 10 cents, Hero is an
opportunitg To advertise at a minimum cost
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-26

You can get anything you want
from 25 cent letter opener to a
500 ring of c. W. Thomas, jewel
er, lob Main street. 6Stf
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-26


sunday School, 10 a. M: preaching Il
80.
st. Benedict's Roman Catholic Church,
FATHER EDMUND, o. ). b., fss,
Sunday services, first and third SUNDAYS
month high mass and sermon, 10 a, n
day School at p. M; yespers and Z
ton of the blessed sacrament at Sp1
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Every Sunday at the Rogers building
Street; Sunday morning service lQsSa
ing at 7:i5; Sunday School II 15' \
meeting every Wednesday evening a.
Dispensary open Saturday from tos
First Presbyterian Church,
Sunday School, 10 a. M; Service ana II
II a. M: Junior Endeavor, p. M; u
E., 6 80 p. M; Evening service. ~
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday es'
$50
Frazer Episcopal Church,
REV. j. G. HORN.
Cor. Second st. and Petroleum Ave f'''
next door to the church.
Sunday School, 10 a. M; Morning SeNn'
M; Glass meeting, II M; Junior IeAsss
p. M: Senior League, p. M. ESenihs
sp. M; Prayermeeting every Wednesa'
ing I 30.
Christian Church,
ED. j. A. SHoPTAuGH, Pastor
Preaching every Lords II a. m. anV
Communion at IL, Sunday school az ?
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-26

Christian Church,
ED. ]. A. SHoPTAueH, Pastor
Preaching every Lords II a. m. anv
Communion at IL, Sunday school ~ p
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-26

VI ANTED Persons IN need Of old papers to
w come to this office and get them at i've
cents a bundle.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1899-12-26

yIrANTED-About january 1st 1900, Eve or
Office.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
S6meGer

bs rM9 amHtH unb nns @usmnt suuFn6 anger mr Dn id NTH mebenT bf hrt SD hne
lin oMhm Yapeum9ng
Eli Iaahr bon S6hhrn: SD nbs Shm ssme GrdmngenR m IN eGeS 9uu8baGnhh1
III WrrHdtt bh 90sIMi httS R Dor egnBr DR Nm mbe pon Smr Sobhrb bic pnnG6e
gsregM9eIa hun 8ummT Nm@rn Ofmbaru 3 mhHm Sbpnfhnem O GemHObNt ftt aept mad Sn
buu6 bSN hhhB.
NO aud Se @dmatb it, u FINN Sic of mobGMmeS rnmn Sms emrrn sMhso m @omDs
berpnRm mHhe nmRnu emet r& ebnMn Mf1M9n mGen bag s 6aShImitI HE nmnbahH
3ufdutt bs mhu wdbhden Srom8mus IN WobrbMm rtb bic en66prnl RuMn n0 gdnbE Die ur
n6eN @ 6dMs Der ltuhr mn oTbans rGutnn ann Smun bic SHunMpt mnbH9nbt
gRGne NbHHe lift: MGrs. 81. summers,
Sbetbe frfort ub LHe es Qnbee ntien. Notre Same, SnS., It. g u.
e6uaOt bss aus b prpubr @ benin @ mbn rd umuts T6dnn 6phSmbiL@t@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
Is 1T feline rtene GntSeduno.

i%onbern cine ldngit betannte S6atfa9e, buB
es fir @aHerfu9t 9eilung gibt, rnb 5pdr
o9ne Operation. Rep. 8. 2ub, 1914 Wbite
StroBe, in Dubuque, Soma, Ie9t auf's
Nere 3engniB bafiir ab. Sine 5ruu
2ouife 0bs in unferer @tobt," f4reibt
&eb. 2ub, n6utte bic Wuferiu4t, unO Sc
hermann mar bet Meinlmg, buB lie ME piez
Der gefunb tperben piirbe. sic fpar faum
i'm Stanoe, it9 gu betpegen. Oils i9 Der
ormen 5rau einen 8efu6 ubftuttete, lieB
i9 cine Sluf6e Qlpentrduter 8lut6eleber
ba unb rictb i6r, bic Mebi3in reselmGBig
ein5une6men. Sic folgte meinem Hat6e.
Surs na3ber itdttete fte mir etnen 8sIuh
ab unb NOR i'm 5ianbe, bic @trede mad
meinem 9atfe, neun 8Gpds, obne ale Be-
f4peroe gu ge9en. 9eute 1T fe %bolfdnoig
9eree1teut."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06

9ieI @e1b. SIM lebten 6isfalia6re
ftanben 753,451 @olbaten auf Der Neniipnsz
liite, 237,415 Wittpen unb antertiiBun9sz
bebiirftige Nabtommen BON Solbaten unb
653 &ranfenpflegerinnen, i'm Gun5en
991,519 9sriunen, INN 2195 tpeniger aIs
i'm lebten Sabre. On peniionen rpuroen
$131,617,961 ausbe3ublt, nm $649,496
mebr als ie auOor, neil trob Der tleinen GAIL
BON peniiondren, berbdltniBmdBig b0bers
pen1ionen be5ablt tpurben. N}tt ben linz
tp1ten, nel9e bic 8ertpaltung oes Yenfionss
antics nit ii9 bringt, beliefen ii9 bic Sc
Iammtausgaben auf $138,555.052. @eit
1866 ftnb an Penitonen $2,389, $40, 974,
ulIo nabs5D 8 pettduenbpte rbuns
bert MiQionen ausbs5ablt tporocn. Oaz
bon BADEN bic unterfudennen 4er5te
$15,49O,986, Die peniiongagenten $1,000.
178 unb Die 8eamten bes qenTions6areaus
$52,237,228 erbaGten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
apad1s.dltd,s aut,ots staata- Be4nuaa gaHtnaoab 6. septsnabsr 1899.

9etectib Daniel 8rafor, tpel9er Sunb>
haufen bas @eitGnbniB bes Morbes entz
lodte, fat ben 5elb3ug eegen Gpunien als
9eiaer auf Dem 8riegsf4iff Oregon" NIT
sema9t. Dis 2sutnant G1iott i'm in bic
3ele mari febte iih Der 9ieubo>g ugabunb
CUR @e9re, unb ert mad Der3peifeltem
Sample selung es Dem 2eutnunt, i'm einz
auIo9en. &aum bate fi9 @Giott %entfernt,
als 8rufor fein S3idiul b~etlugte. 9unbz
buufen frugte i'm: rWes6uIb Tino Sic perz
baftet pOrOen? gr f3etnt Sic gu fir@z
ten."
sd babe einen aerl beraubt unb fe
6aben mid babel ab9efaBt," antportete
8rd1 or.
sd bin um 8ieles i9limmer bdrdn,"
fugte 9unbbaufen, vih purbe lpegen Morz
bes ber6aftet."
8raior entlodte 19lieBli9 bur9 geI9idz
tes Sru9en unb erbeu9elte S6eiGnabme benz
Nrretanten bas 9eitdnbniB, boB er ben
Mor6 5tpar ni4t begangen babe, iebob
@ugenseuge b%efel6en gepsien fet. Qm
nd4iten Mor9en tpurbe ber YieubO=8aguz
bnno aus Der 3e1e gebolt. Nddbem ct
benz SnIpettor @bea 8eri9t %eritattet, purbe
9etectib Mabonep, Der friber in 9ermann,
&c.,, getpobnt bate, Dem Nrteitanten uuF
ben 9uls eef3idt. ST nabte ftp ibm unter
Der Mosfe zines tbeil1ebmenben 5reunoes.
u9u bit Derratben unh berfauft," Iugte er
gu benz &rreitonten, ~9oned bat Elm pO1es
@etdnoniB ubgeleet." 9unb6auIen err
bleibte, ging baftig in feiner 3ele auf unb
ab nnb rief I9lieBlt9 aus: SD bdtte metn
2eben bertpettet, DAB er ni9t plaubern
tpiirbe!" nWeG," antportete Der 9etsctio,
uer beGditet Did ni9t. gr Iagt, 0u bdts
teit 5ugsie9sr, tpdbrenb ct bic rQrbeit" nerz
ri3tete." r9us itimmt!" risf Der Nrreftant
aus unb = eradblte, tpie Der Morb fi8
5u9etra9en. @r tpurOe iofort benz Snfpesz
tor Sbea unb Dem poliaei9ef porgeFIbrt,
benen er, in Der Qrna6me, bag 9oned bp9
I4on %gepluubert, elm boGes @sitdnbniB abz
legte.
4ls 9oned bon Der 8arren Mnenuez
Station sebolt unb ben 8eamten borgefi6rt
purbe, beitGtigte er Die Qnsa6en ieines
&umpans, in Der ri9tieen GcrausieBung,
oaB 2eugnen NUN boot fru9tlo5 fei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
CeCe meme freie Offerte!

sd, 0raa %. sunhnters 1on glptre eame, SnO.,
mill oaen graueu Der @elt elm 9ausmlttel tnr SetoeH, Die benz
meibItten 6eI9ledt ~anboften, poftfrei 8uieroen..
S1 nil oteies 9ausmtttel nit genaner Seoran9sanfpetiuu9
unb Der @eidthte meiues eiQenen SSaues ali tr9eHo ete on
Srausntrontbttten IeiOsnDe PANE toitsnl0s aaiegOsI;; Se ton'
etne @eriutsprobe NIT btsem peiGmtttel foltst sic nt9ts, nb
i'm Sale Sic es meiter anmen0en mo1sn beiGrdnten fb Die
Soften ouf tlr Stp0If ScutS pet Wr1e. lnb babel Der.
Sn 81. ni6t in Sbrer arbett nnb in S9rem gernf 9ebrn6ert
SD babe nid)ts su oerfdmfen. gr3dbleH Ste onoeren get.
6enben baOOu, meter perlan9e i'd ntbts. @s bstlt aae, jung
Doer oft.
RB Wenn Gle etn nod urten ~3iebenbes @efubl oeriptren.
elm fontntenbes ltebel befir1ten. Shmer5en i'm 9tfen oosr in
ben 9ebdrnten hoben, en oufpQrts trie1enoes 9efhbl i'm Hlds
graf fpiireu. bic Nei9unq, Iant oufSui9reteu. 9iBonfdae bobeu
nnb npoergei6Ia9en finb, bdufges l1riniren eintrltt pier fpenH
Gle on Seucorrb0o %(g8eiBduBl falidber Sage ooer 5alen Der
Seb6rrnuter. lbernlGB9eut ober erfdmertem WtonatsfnB, Sus
mors o6er Geihmiren gu teioen babsn, i6retben Ste an
NfrS. YR. EuntmerS. 9fptre Game, GuO., II. q. H., fur
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
ShrDern1uth.

Mit bieiem Morre ipirb biel l1nfug se=
trieben. Q8te oft leien mir, Der DOsr rer bat
aus S6iperntutb Selbitinprb tcgange,t. Sn
Q8obrbeit leeer fat ale Dieie 1lnglitdliden
rur 6anb an fi9, neil ibnen i1ipere 2etbel
bes Mogens, ber Sober ober Der Nieren bas
9eben ber9dGen, ben flaren Bid triibcn. Gs
lit feline ieelii6e &rantbeit, ipcl3e Oieie Be-
Elm f0rperli3es aeioer, bos NIT Den berii6ms
ten ct. 8ernarD &rduterpiGen hcber bdtte
turirt perben t0nnen. Sir Is @erts in al
len Mpotbeten at baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06

- ltnfere gorrefponbenten unb Ngenten
bsiu9en bic folgrnben Staaten:
Serr pauG SrtebeG bic 5tadten
Soma, MinneIotu, fptpit Rorbz u16 Sibs
Sdfotd.
5err QboIf Werner bereiit eeeenz
pGrttg oGs gertreter Der rSllinOi5 @tdatsz
:3eitung" ben Stuut Snbiand.
9err Sriebrt9 @9erf tit Qgent
Der .Sninois Stuats8situn9" fir ben
Staut Wiscpnitn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
menn ods Rleine sdbrt.

70 peridumt ni6t, bas alte NIB mobl erprobte
6iilfsmittel fir bas !3abnen Der Siuber,
Wrs. 8tnslow's Sootbin9 SprIp, anSl=
Uenben: Gr beru9i9t bas Sinh, eripei6t bas
@tnbtolit unb 1T has bette Wtittel aeoen
Diarrboe. Sinfunb6rp ouaia @entS bic Slai6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06

gau9 btfonberer 11ebereintunft bar bic
German Nmerican 9ubIifbing 60. in Cos
QnqeGes, @aIif., unfere @ertretung fir gee
nunnte 9tubt unb @ib>@aIifDrnien iiberz
nommen unb finb beren 9ertreter bere4tigt,
Nbonnements9elber gil tolettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry S~ehoellkopf.
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 nnO 234 OF 2samOorp9-$traee.

Wholesale & Retail Groce-.
232 nnO 234 OF 2sGnOOrp6-$trGRes
apii4en TranfIins unb Wtartets ctr,
Gbtc az o, SaS..
erhtelt ioebet in fetnfter Waare:
Vete oteSidbti9e hOu. Nol=$6rinGe,
Wartntrten 0aatb. Nal, WOllnDpfc,
Weue run. @0rotneS, torD. AiIdl nOteS,
1etnife 9tppettt-gtlo, &teIcr TprDtten,
Medte 9rabantcr SaIsfarOeIen,
&aroeuembutter eIebe t.V Giteten,
Smport. 8raMni d. ~. SerOeIottpnrft,
NedlteM tpeitHbGI. Sd1iIfet, SaIanti,
1ramft; Sernelattpnrlt In Ss:i9fe"'
RMh. &10tar, frGnS. G6tOtneS,
Nr0m5. Grandparents, Rapern, SItHet,
EriS Of cS Glt0enDI, WubnGl,
@ied1ten 1tiHeIo. cent, 9tu.8trfet,
Nrans. Grbfen, &ibe6er SpargeIn,
Slbeder Sdinittb 3eItowcr Wiiben.
Giite ennadbte ScntiGe 8ridbte. .3petiD entnas,
9emfid1e g%etro 9trnen, Rtrfden,
9eutfde &etoeIbeeteI 9etro6Hete StpetIGe,ts
StaI. Wacearsrt, 9IIpbabetsStnoeIn,.
9%eMtfben 9nd)iuet3c1 nto &afer9rise,
&eismebI, feinfte Werfte, Weiseneries,
@erfteMartibe, 0ritmfera, &infer.
yieMe &tr5e, WetS, Gd8o, 91ptccoS
9eMtfd1em 8timmeI.. Gent, 9tniS, 6enbeIs
@sa. y oLosr beessn 1S2ntasnfm,
GOnoeni. atnerifan. tne Gdtnet5cr DttI&,
1tn9ar. u OF et.Y aprifd, Het8enfnfee,
DIR. Rneipp'S W~taIS=&afee,
9emtfdben &tdDeIf0fee, Sid otiet,
Neiuiteu Sobo., Weoffds tittn Nios@afee,
&edbtet ariinett ttmS fdItuaraem Tbee,
1eiuite 0aniue:SbofoIaoe Mmo 8afau,
yeue 9tu6Mftet, IMPORT. Gancen,
9ted)ttm &tebt8'S nIeiidlertratt,
9ted1ten Gnthtentb. Sdbtueiaett6ie
9eMtide spinnraper, @oufraber,
SoI5ldube utto SSOIaD0utoff elm,
au ben bt1tgftet 8reiIelL.
Henry SCh0ellkOph
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-06

cNie atefttno @e9en ii n e (aus @lr.
X mtuiuntl, 9%eftiftet bon Saiier MiIbeInt ii. gum
an bic @tnneibun9 Der Stride in Seruiolcm
ben 81. Sftcber 1898, qe9eI glnienoung bon 25 @ents in
Srtefmarfen pber 8oitonlpeiiuue su be3ieben bur6
Greh. S4erf, Sbebo9gar, @is.
2a9taL 10. t6 BAN
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-01-20
THE MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions, Etc.

Chicago, jan 10.
FLOUR-Moderate demand and steady.
CORN-Higher. Cash quoted at 35%c;
May at 36a4 QS6Sc and 37Ac; July at $3.50
S7Ac and 371a4375sc.
RYE-Firmer and in good demand. No.
cash. SIC; No. 8, 56iac, and No. about
65kc; May delivery, 57a4Q5Sc
BARLEY = Offerings smaller, steady
and good sales. Poor seedy Barley, 35QD4Oc:
feed, 42@43c; low grade mailing, 44c; fair
to good. 45Q4sc, and choice to fancy. 50
@53c.
POTATOEs-Market slow and easy. Bur-
banks, 34D37c; Hebrons, Peerless and
Kings. 31Q35c: Empire State and Rose. 340
S5c
EGGs-Weaker Sales of fresh eggs,
loss off. cases returned. were made at 1870.
BUTTER-Market dull Extras, 1Sc;
diaries. 11@l6c.
LIVE TURKEYS - Turkeys, 6@71ac:
Chickens. 71ac: Ducks, &c per pound; Geese,
$3o0@5.00 per dozen.
New York, JAN 10.
BUTTER-Steady. Western creamery.
A@19c; Elgins, 1sc; factory, 12@14c.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Large white and coll
cred. 10hc: small white and colored, 10
uAc.
EGGS Steady Western. 1sR@1sc; South
ern. 1sl4c.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-01-20
Live Stock.

Chicago, Jan. 10.
HOGS-Market active and feeling firm.
In some cases prices &c higher. Sales
ranged at s3.15@3.5O for Pigs; 50. 5OD3.7211
for light; $3.50@3.60 for rough packing;
s355@3.72,. for mixed, and $365@3.sO for
heavy packing and shipping lots.
CATTLE-Marke. rather active Feel.
ing firm and prices well maintained. Quo
tations ranged at $56O@6.25 for choice To
extra Steers; $4.759540 for good to choice
do; $4.5O@5.00 for fair to good; $4,000 Is
for common to medium do; 50. 90@430 for
butchers Steers; $4.lO05.2O for Western
Steers; $290Q4.60 for feeding Steers; $500
G4.10 for Cows; $2.60@4.7O for Heifers; 50. so
@4.25 for Bulls, Oxen and Stays; So. 3OQD4 go
for Texas Steers. and s400@6.9O for Veal
Calves.
SHEEP-Market rather active Feeling
rather steady. Prices unchanged. Quo
tations ranged at $3.0O94.15 for Westerns;
s275@4.2o for Natives and s3.75@5.2O for
Lambs.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-01-20
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The Seniors finished Solid Heom.tr,
this week. They will now have two
recitation periods for Latin.
The literary society met last week IN
the GO. Superintendant's office. The
next meeting occurs Monday night
Inc Cars peace POLICY will be dis
.cussed.
The work on the oratorical contest
is progressing nicely.
The Juniors reading circle takes nm
.'pllgrims Progress" at its next meet
ing.
The semi-annual examinations were
taken yesterday and today.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-01-20
CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned with his family. de-
sires thus publicly to tender their earn.
est thanks for the sympathy of friends
and neighbors which prompted SO MANY
klndnesses during the long illness Of
Mrs. Marshall. Friends in need are
friends indeed. May their reward be
abundant in this and the world to come.
Respectfully,
VIM. III. Marshall
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-01-20

teresting to write next time. Don t
worry about my health. am sure to
he all right, and L thilkoB will likegit
fine here. di ia snaoaae
Yours truly.s
JOHN CUSHING.
Go. Q 5lst Iowa, Manila, p. I.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-01-20
THE coTERlE CLUB.

a Catchy Puzzle Story Furnished the Club
Much Amusement.
The Coterie club wasN entertained by
Mrs. Ira Gillmor Thursday afternoon.
An hour was devoted to fancy work
and chat, after which puzzle story
proved very entertaining. The first
prize was awarded to Mrs. Chas. Voss,
and the second to Mrs. G. j. Kemming
The hostess and her sister, Mrs Tay-
lOr, served the guests with a dainty
lunch.
We quote this story, thinking it will
interest some of our readers. See if
you can fill in the names of the authors
in place of their works. We will give
correct names of authors in our next
ISSUE.
A..Catchy'' Story.
One bright day in early summer a
merry party of Heir of Redclyfe) peo-
pie started on an excursion. Their plan
was to "a Young Girls Woong) up the
river until they crossed the (Bow of
Orange Ribbon), then to disembark and
spend the day in quiet amusement
under the shade of the Scarlet letter.
and Samantha at Saratoga) trees.
One OF the girls was idly trailing her
hand in the water and dropped her
ring. She declared it would break her
(Luck of Roaring Camp if the ring
was not recovered, as it was gift from
her I Handy Andy. (Gulliver's Travels)
as thought several Of the boys began
removing their Gan American Girl in
London), preparatory to reaching after
the ring, but another member of the
party, who was an exceedingly Hyper
ion) was before them, and with the aid
of his (Manxman) rescued the lost
treasure. After strolling about the
woods for awhile the girls prepared the
dinner which was hugely enjoyed.
While the girls were clearing up the
remains of the feast, the student of the
party said he would "a Woman Hater)
to them, while the other boys took
their guns and went to hunt. They
soon returned however, empty handed,
and reported that all the game in that
vicinity consisted of a little (Madcap
Violet (Tales from Shakespeare which
they were too tender-hearted to modest,
SO they undertook to help the girls
(Uncle Toms Cabin) away the rem.
nants of their dinner. "Great (Ivan-
hoe" exclaimed one of them, s'now I've
got my Lied Horse Claim in it. ''"What
is that? was eagerly inquired" 1t was
nothing except that in trying to Don
aid and Dorothy tree he had stepped
into a lemonade pail He exclaimed
that the cold water affected has (Pil-
grim's Progress) unpleasantly, but the
girls told him he ought not to he SO
awkward One of the girls wanted to
go into an adjoining { A Little Book of
Profitable Tales) to gather wild-fowers
sbutthe boys snommencedvto (AALittle
JonrneybinI tharlW World That they had
seen, a huge, snake near the (Old Mid
dleton's Money stack. The girls were
not so easily frightened and got their
flowers and returned in safety In the
(Elegy of Country Church Y ard) of
the evening they returned to their
(Autocrat of the Breakfast Tablet, a..
greeng unanimously that they had
spent a most enjoyable day.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-01-20

We, the undersigned, John White and Fred
Gigax, a Committee of the Board of super
visors, report that we have examined the &C
counts OF A. B. Lorenzen, County Treasurer,
and that the foregoing list of balances is
correct and that the aforesaid amount of
S24056.O5 is on hand.
Denison. Iowa, January 18th, 1899.
JOHN WHITE,
FRED GIGAx,
Committee on settlement
with County Treasurer, and
members of the Board of
Supervisors.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-29
II. v. MATHEWS DEAD.
Died at Ills Home in EngIewood Today
Of La Grippe.

Died at Ills Home in Englewood Today
Of La Grippe.
II. V. Mathews died at his home in
Englewood Addition, at IL n. M, this
Friday, aged 80 years.
Mr. Mathews has been sick for several
weeks being first attacked by Ia grippe,
which terminated in lung trouble. He
was thought until the last day or two
TO be on the road TO recovery, but the
hope was illfounded.
Deceased has been a resident OF Salem
for many years, being connected with
real estate and insurance business. He
was one OF the prime movers in the or
ganization Of the McMinnville Mutual
Insurance Company and has been act
ing as agent for that company.
He was for years one Of the pillars Of
the Presbyterian church in this city.
lie leaves a wife and grown son and
daughter, Frank and Helen The lat
ter arrived few days ago from Stan
ford, and the former is now on his way
from New York.
The funeral arrangements will be an.
nounced later.
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GEORGE BROS, Proprietors.

Albany was selected as the place for
the next annual meeting.
Tho program arranged for the assoc
iation today was as follows:
MORNING.
Singing by the Association.
Business.
"Childrens' Rights. John b. Walk
er, president of Central Oregon Normal
school, Drain; w. I. Reynolds, princi-
pal of McMinnville school; Justus I.
I. Neff, principal OF The Dalles high
school.
. Classification of Pupils in Town and
Country School"-Frank Rigler, city
superintendent, Portland.
AFTERNOON, 2 O'clock.
Singing by the Association.
"The Study of Local History. Mrs.
Eva 4. Dye, Oregon City.
instrumental Music, Willamette Trio.
"Some Legal Relations OF the Teach.
ers ."-E. b. McElroy, Professor ol
Logic, University Of Oregon, Eugene.
Instrumental Music, Willamette Trio.
can Educational Policy for Our New
Possessions. Wv. G. Hawley, President
of Willamette University, Salem.
EVENING, 7: 80 O'Clock.
Club Swinging-Louis p Freytag,
Monmouth State Normal School.
Vocal duet--Mrs. Chas. ii. Hinges
and DR.. II. 9. Eppley.
"What Should the High School Course
Of Study Includep'-Frank Strong pres
ident OF the University OF Oregon,
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Chas. II. Hinges.
Vocal duet.
Recitaton-Mrs. Cook NJ. Jones.
Vocal sOlo-Mrs. Chas. II. Hinges.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. T.. G. Small, is in Portland.
Lieut.. r. Terrell, went TO Portland
this morning
G.. w. Hunsaker, OF Turner, was IN
the city today,
Rev. Ronald McKillop went to Port.
land this morning.
Miss Eva Coshow is visiting in Port.
land for few days.
Mr.. aud Mrs. @. l.. Hamilton went To
Portland for u few days this morning.
Eugene Breyman and Mrs. f. M.
Waite went to Portland last evening.
DIR. J. +. Calbreath came up last night
TO take charge OF the asylum the first Of
the year,
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Drager and chill
dren, went to SCOTS Mills this morning
for few days visit.
Mrs Alice Beeler is again able TO be
in her office and attend TO her extensive
insurance bushes
l.. S. Mayer OF Seattle, son-in.law Of
F. Levy, who was here over Christmas,
went home last evening.
Miss Winnie OF Woodburn, who viz
tied her aunt, Mrs. j. +. Staiger, over
Christmas, went home last evening.
Landlord Conner, of the willamette
hotel, is thought 10 be improving,
though he is not yet able to be down
stairs.
II. B Thielsen returned last evening
from trip to Independence and Port.
land, where he took part in the Masonic
installations.
Miss Rena Stinson Of Portland. who is
employed as embalmer with Holmes,
the undertaken, visited her mother over
Christmas, returned last evening.
d. II. wyant, the red haired insur-
gent from the Santiam, is in the city
lie brought in some apples grown in his
section in 1898 aud still good as new.
Deputy sheriff b. b. Goliath went to
the Sound country this morning ior
few days lay OFF. lie will return with
his family from Chehalis, where they
have been on a Christmas visit.
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been opened. A small bundle was left
Sunday night by some one, and this is
all that has come into my house from
any source. We fully appreciate the kind.
ness of those who have offered us help,
and had we needed it we would have
accepted it in the spirit in which it was
rendered, but we wish it understood
that we are not suffering, but are getting
along as comfortably as many others,
and we have no cause nor inclination to
accept charitable contributions
As long as l am working every day
we will have no nee1 Of charity.
JARED MussER.
Salem, Dec. %, 1899.
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More Evidence.

II. g. Sounemann authorizes THE
JOURNAL to state that he yesterday took
IS of groceries and cords Of wood, from
himseliand others, TO the Musser family,
and they kindly but firmly declined to
receive it, stating that they were getting
along all right. They took him in and
showed him through the house and he
found every thing cosy and comfortable
in appearance. Though they appreciate
the motives which prompt the people
who have been so grossly deceived by
the morning paper, they are greatly
chagrinned and annoyed by the situa-
ton.