davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-30
Kronika Miejscowa.
z Rady miejskiej.

Wczoraj alderman spleszyli
sic zafatwieniem wielu spraw
z powodu, re nastepne posiedze-
ME rady mieiskiej odbedzie sic
dopiero d. II Czerwca. w przy-
szly Poniedziaiek burmistrz /
wielu alderman6w znaidowac sic
bedzie w Denver, Colo, by
wziac udziaf W pewnej uroczy-
stosci.
Burmistrz Harrison oznaimil'
re poIecii sedziom policyinym
Dooley ze stacyi przy Maxwell
str. SABBATH 20 stacyi przy
Desplaines str. zamienic sic ma
mieisca a rada miejska zatwier-
dzita to rozporzadzenie.
O wnioskach rezolucyach l
t. p, kt6re powierzono r6znym
komitetom do opracowania lub
przedstawienia, doniesiemy, gdy
zostana zreferowane. Tu wspo-
mniemy o kilku sprawach zafa-
twionych.
Przyieto rezolucya ald.Neagle,
kt6ra upowaania burmistrza do
wyznaczenia komitetu trzech
aIderman6w celem konferowania
z kompaniami kolei ulicznych,
by podroini mogli nabywac
jednolite bilety jazdy, upowaa-
niaiace do podroiy ma wszystkich
liniach.
Komitet fnansowy zreferowai
przychylnie rezolucye Herrmana,
by wysiac komisya ziozon? z
pieciu alderman6w ma Wschod i
do Europy, celem przestudyoWa-
MIA roinych system6w podziem-
nych przewod6w. Referat odda-
no do druku. Burmistrz plan
ten popiera. Koszta takiei po-
drozy maja wynosic okoIo 10
tysiecy dolarow, kt6re MONA
wziqo z fundusz6w ma wydatki
nieprzewidziane.
Stosownie do rezolucyi aid.
Coughlin, burmistrz ma .wyzna-
czyc komitet pieciu celem
porozumienia sic kompaniam
kolei zelaznych W sprawie obni-
zenia cen iazdy ma karnawai
iesienny. Komitet fnansowy ma
zastanowic sic mad inna rezolu-
cya tegoz aldermana, by bur-
mistrz wyznaczyi Is czIonk6w
rady mieiskiej, majacych zajac
sic czynnie urzadzeniem tego
karnawaiu.
KOnkurs muzyczny.
Pan John A. Hand, kt6ry cd
wielu lat byt dyrektorem kapeli
przygrywajacej W parku Lincol-
MIA, wysiaI ma zadanie swych
muzyk6w wyzwanie panu Phin-
ney, dyrygentowi Iowa State
Band", ubiegajacemu sic podo-
bno r6wniei o to, by koncertowat
W parku Lincolna. Hand propo-
nuje, by tax on jak i Phinney
wybrali po szesc utw GROW muzy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-30
Przeglad polityki
miedZynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 30go Maja.

Program obecny korferencyi
pokoju W Hadze ogromnie da'
leko odbiegl cd pierwotnego,
z ktorym wystapi} monarcha
rosYjski, olSniewajsc Gala Ia
twowierna publicznost W Eu'
ropie. Cay zalowaG tego! Je'
2eli chodzi o manifestacya pie
knych i szlachetnych uczuc, to
juzci trzeba zalowac, ze ko6.
czace sic stulecie ME wzbogaci
swej kroniki postanowieniem
tax wznioslem, lubo jeszcze
bardzo d}ugo niewykonalnem.
Leez jesli chodzi ME o mani
festacye, ale cos praktyczne-
go, to ME ma czego aalowac.
Pok6i Wieczuy, jeaeli moae ME
jest bezwzgledn8 mrzonka, to
jest MIA jeszcze teraz dlugo
MIA bedzie. Nawet wielkie
umYs}y ME So jeszcze W stanie
zrozumieG, jakby ludzkosc mo
gia aye bez wojny. Leibnitz
nazywat ia gl6wnym czynni'
kiem cywilizacyi; Byron rzek}:
"Chetuie by}bym sic oswald
czyl przeciw woinie, gdybym
ME by} przekonany, ze ona
jedynie zbawia SWAT cd plesni
j zgnilizny"; Spencer oswald
czy4: "Wojna jest naturalnym
stanem miedzynarodowym, a
pokoj-odpoczynkiem"; Hob
bes wyraziI praekonauie, ze
wojna wszystkich z wszystki-
mi jest przeznaczeniem istot
2yiacych. Podobnych zda6
MONA przytoczyc tysisce, lecz
one tylsz warte, co przeciwne
zdanla, kt6rych wcalenie brak.
Nam sig zdaje, ze wiecej
niz te orzeczenia warte jest
przy dzisiejszom stauie rzeczy
/ usposobieniu zar6wno lldzi
iak spolecze6stw nastepujace
rOzumowanie: wojna jest osta,
tain wyrazem prawa SHY i
to prawo jest nienawidzone
g}6wnie dlatego, ae uchodzi
rowszechnie "a przeciwie6stwo
prawa sprawiedliwosci i }adu.
Lecz c6zby sig sta3o najpie-
kniejszem prawem sprawiedli-
wosci we Wszystkich stosun.
kach, gdyby tuz "a MEM ME
stal policyant, zandarm, cza-
sami oddzia} zolnierzy, wez-
wanych ma pomoc z odwachu,
a czasami juz ME ioddzial, ale
cale wojsko? Bywaja gwa}tY
male i wtedy dose kilku ba-
gnet6w dla zapewnienia sza,
cunku praWu sprawiedliwosci;
lecz bywaja gwa}ty wielkie -
odmienne cd tamtych ME We
Wnetrzua trescia, lecz tylko
liczbs uczestnikow - wtedy
jest wojna. Mkt o tenn ME
marry, aby sig da}o kiedykol-
wick wykorzeuic przestspstwa,
szajlokowe pretensye do funta
aywego cia}a, noce sw. Bart}o.
mieja tym podobne wypad-
ki, W ktorych sila piesci musi
stawaG W obronie prawa. A
eaten ia gruba sila jest i be-
dzie-moze ME zawsze, ale W
kazdym razie jeszcze bardzo
dlugo-pomocnica delikatnej
sily prawa. A skoro tfumy
narody maiq te same asdze, co
jednostki, przeto potrzebn1 ss
nietylko policyanci i zandar-
mi, lecz i zo}nierze.
Vice, pozOstaisc ma gruncie
praktycznym, niepodobna do
magaG sig rozbrojenia, zatem
Diepodobna marzyG o Wiecznym
pokoju. Wolno tylko pragnat,
aby Emniejszouo liczbe wojsk,
lonu 4n arczania nnzostanie w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-30
,,Tfusty" k0ntrakt.

Tutejsza gl6wna kwatera armii
otrzymaia wiadomosc, re kon-
trakt dostawy swiezego miesa
dla' 'wojsk ma Kubie zostai oddauy
frmie tuteiszej Swift 6 Co. w
og6le 19 garnizonow ma Kuhe
ma zostac W mieso zaopatrzo-
nych. Mieso to ma bye czescia
swieze, czescia konserwowane.
Wedle kontraktu dostawiac
MONA tylko mieso pierwszej
klasy. Mieso konserwowane ma
pochodzie bydlat najmniej 600
funt6w wazacych, a mieso swiese
bydlat wazacych najmniej 400
funt6w. Mieso ma bye jeszcze
swieze we "a godziny po dosta-
wieniu podlegac bedzie ostreI
inspekcyi. Kontrakt waznym
bedzie cd d. 1 Lipca 1899.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-30
z urzedu zdr0wia.

W zeszlym tygodniu umarlo
W Chicago 440 os6b: o A wiecej
nia W tygodniu poprzedzajacym,
o o 81 wiecej, niz W odnosnym
tygodniu zeszlego roku. Os6b
pici mezkiej umarlo 224, a pici
zeGskiej III; dzieci we wieku
niiej roku IS, dzieci we wieku
1-5 lat So, a osob liczacych
przeszlo 60 lat, IA. Ma dyfterya
umarlo IA osob, ma tyfus 5, ma
szkarlatyne %, ma grype l. Sa-
mob6jstw bylo 2, innych gwaf-
townych wypadkow smierci 16.
- Urodzilo sic W zeszlym tygo-
dniu 490 dzieci, a mianowicie
262 chIopcow 220 dziewczat.
Oddani pod sad grand jury.
August GIosa zostat wczoraj
przez jury koronerska oddany
pod sad grand jury "a zamcrdo-
wanie Polaka J6zefa Rohratfa.
Adolf Nelson, kt6ry zastrzelii
robotnika Alfredo Amundsona,
iak o tenn donosilismy wczorai,
zostai rowniez oddany pod sad
grand jury.
KOmedya, czy r0zpacz!
52letni J6zef Stanek wczoraj
wieczorem trzykrotnie probowaf
sobie odebrae iycie, ale "a kaz-
dym razem bez skutku. Znale-
ziono 60 ma rogu Western ave.
26 ulicy, gdy nadaremnie pr6bo-
wal powiesic sic ma nitce, ktora
naturalnie sic urwala. Zawiezio-
no 60 do szpitala powiatowego.
Przedtem zas, mad wieczorem,
ma przecieciu 20 ul. i Homer ave.
pr6bowai sic powiesio ma dwoch
r6znych drzewach ma swoich
szelkach, ktore "a kazdym razem
sic przerywaly.
Szuka si0strzehca.
Pred kilku dniami pojawii
sie pewien Grek ma stacyip
Maxwell str. i oznajmii sekreta-
rzowi, re 16letni iego siostrze-
nice, Jan Skefcz, ME umiejacy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-30

cznych. Kapela Handa ma grac
utwory muzyezne wybrane przez
Phinneya i odwrotnie. Sedziami
maja bye zuani muzycy Middel-
schultz, Wilde Gleason. Obai
dyrygenci zas maja bez partytu-
ry dyrygowao wykonaniem ia-
kiegos znanego utworu muzy-
cznego, obranego przez sedzi6w.
PrOces ROllingera.
Wczoraj sko6czyio sic pre-
sluchanie samego Rollingera iako
swiadka. Naturalnie zeznai, re
iony swej ME zamordowal. Kie-
dy go wypytywal podprokurator'
daf kilka odpowiedzi wymijaja-
cych byi widocznie zmieszany.
Opr6cz tego przesluchiwano
straiak6w i lebarzy, przedsta-
wionych jako swiadkow re stro-
ny obrony.
,,Dzien wienczenia grOboW".
Dzisiai, jak iwiadomo, jest
,,dzie1 wie1czenia grob6w",
swieto ameryka1skie. Wczoraj
W szkoiach publicznych odbyfy
sic stosowne obchody. Program
IA dzisiaj jest taxi: O godzinie
$3.50 rano wyjazd pociagow
na cmentarze. $3.50 - rozpo-
czecie obchod6w ma cmentarzach.
y W poludnie - powr6t do mia
ia. l po poludniu - danny sto-
warzyszenia G. A. R. ofaruia
przekaski W r6zuych miejscach.
Weterani otrzymaja obiad pm. 20
Adams str. i pm. 227 Michigan
boulevard. - 1:30 Gf6wny mar
szalek parady re sztabem przy-
bywa ma miejsce zborne pred
hotelem Metropole ma rogu %
ul. i Michigan ave. 2 godz. po
poludniu. - Parada formuje sic
ma 25 ul. i Michigan ave. - 3cia
godz. = Parada wyrusza. - 4ta
po poludniu. = Gen. Anderson
orszakiem w Art Institute od-
bywa rewia. - Sta godzina pc
poludniu. - Parada sic rozwia-
zuje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-30

die rzucili sic do woody, azeby
p}ywajac dostac sic do swej
3odai. Wieksza ich Geese do
pie}a celu, lecz Tilly i dwaj
Malaiczykowie ME wr6cili /
mic ME wiadomo o losie, jaki
ich spotka}.
MANILA, 90go Maja. =
Skutkiem wydanego przez ge-
nera}a Otis rozkazu, rozpocze.
ly sadly filipiGskie ma nowo
swa dzia}alnosc, przerwana Z
cnwila zajecia Manili przez
Amerykanow. Najwyzszym
sedzia jest Caytuna Arralano.
Wszyscy inni sedziowie SO
Hiszpanami jezykiem urze'
dowym pozostaje nadal iezyk
hiszpa1ski.
HAVANA, 3ogo Maja. -
800 Kuba6czyk6w okaza}o sic
gotowych do z}o2enia broni
pod warunkiem, 2e otrzymajq
po $75. Mona by1o uwzgle-
dniG zadania tylko 112 zolnie-
rzy, kt0rzy z}ozyli 80 karabi,
now. Reszta Kuba6czyk6w
tutejSzych bedzie musia4a cze-
kaG ma sws kolej do 10
Czerwca, gdyz woz z picnic
dzmi odjezdza obecnie do pro-
wincyi Pinar del Rio.
HAGA, 80 Maja. = Podko-
mitet do przyjmowania proje.
ktow W kwestyi sad6w roz-
iemczych debatowa{ mad wa.
runkami Rosyi, tycz9cymi sic
tel kwestyi.
Hrab;a Nigra, szef delegacyi
wloskiej, przed}ozy} 6 para.
graf6w wnioskn, uzupe}niaja-
cego wnioski Rosyi. Amery
kanie przedstawili sw6j villa
sny projekt, ME maiacy mic
wsp6lnego projektem ustano'
wienia sta}ego sadu rozjemcze.
90. Taxi projekt przedsta.
wiony zostanie W tyeh duiach,
po przet}umaczeniu orygina}u
angielskiego na j9zyk francu-
Xxi.
Delegaci wloscy zastrzegaj2
sic, ae roztrzasanie spraw spor-
nych przez sadly polubowre
ME moze wplywac ma wstrzy
mamie mobilizacyi wojsk g.
towania sic do prowadaenia
wojny.
Bardzo ma}o jest nadziei,
azeby wnioski, odnoszace sic
do czesciowego roabrojenia
armij, zostasy przez delegat6w
uwzglednione.
PARYz, 3ogo Maja. :
W trybunalv kasacyjnym roz.
pocze}y sic debaty mad kwe.
stya rewizyi procesu Dreyfusa.
Przedsiewzieto srodki ostro-
znosci, azeby W gmachu spra-
wiedliwosci Ma ulicach 90
niego przytykajacych ME do.
puscic do zak}6cenia porzadku,
lecz ME zebra}o sic tyle cieka-
wych, jak to bywalo dawniej
prey rozpraWach, majqcych
zwiszek g}osna sprawa ska
za1ca Czarciej wyspy.
Sedzla beaupre przytoczY1
rome s}oWa Dreyfusa, kt6ry
z oburzeniem odp;era1 przy
kazdej sposobnosci zarzut, ja-
koby byl winnym adrady.
Opuszczajac ukochaus Ala.
eye, chciai zawsze s}uzyc
Francyi ma polach bitwy, lecz
ME mia} zamiaru s}u2yc "a
narzedzie wrogom ojczyzny.
Beaupr6 doszedl W konkluzyi
swych rozumoWa6 do wniosku,
re Esterhazy zawini4, Drey-
fus zosta} ukarany. Sedzia
Beaupr6 aada stanowczo uwol'
nienia Dreyfusa.
R6wnoczesnie rozpocza} sic
W gmachu sprawiedliwosci
process Deroulede'a, obwinio-
j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-30
Urzad pocztOwy " Cragin.

Dnia 1 Lipca otrzyma mieisco-
wosc Cragin wIasna stacya pocz-
towa, co zapewne ucieszy wszy-
stkich Polak6w tam mieszkaja-
cych. Superintendentem novel
stacyi bedzie ,,sierzant" listonosz
James Scott. Peini on juz cd 30
lat sluzbe W urzedzie pocztowym
i jest weteranem z wojny domo-
wei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-30
Nowy kardynaf po1ski.
Papiez wyniesie na te godnosc arcybiskupa
StableWskiegO.
CZY AGUINALDO JEsZCZE zYJE?

{ RozBRoJoNo TYLKo 1l2 PoWsTANC0W.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02
The Circus is Coming.

Florence is going to have a cir
cus-not one of your little, two-by-
four, overland affairs. but the big
gest circus in the United States.
This big exhibition is known as
Ringling Brothers Worlds Great
est Shows, and in size, novelty and
high character surpasses anything
ever seen in Colorado. An idea of
the immensity of the show can be
gained from the fact that it re-
quires sixty railroad cars TO trans
port the exhibition from city to
city; there are nearly thousand
employees, 300 performers, 800
horses, % elephants and seats
enough to accommodate every
man, woman and child in Florence
twice over. Florence is fortunate
in getting a show of such magni-
tude, especially as the entire show
will be brought here, and circus
day, Tuesday, May 26, will proba-
bly, be one of the greatest days in
the history of the city.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02
ShAWHAN A WINNER.
The Kansas City Preacher Pleas
ing the People.

A good audience heard the Evan
gelist last night at the Methodist
church Mr.. Shawhan is good
singer as well as preacher, and
Mrs. Shawhan will arrive tomor-
row to join her husband in this
special religious campaign.
The people are pleased with the
services. The noise and storm and
bluster incident to the old-time
Methodist meetings are conspicu-
ously absent in the meetings under
the leadership of the Kansas City
preacher.
Mr.. Shawhan has been burdened
with grief since he came to Flor
ence. His assistant, Mr.. Brigham.
lost father, mother and two broth
ers in the kirksville, Mo, cyclone.
Mrs. Shawhan visited the stricken
city last Saturday, and says that
the only papers found on the body
of Mr., Brigham was a request
which he had recently written
concerning his burial. He was
devoutly religious,
Mrs. Shawhan will arrive tomor-
row, and she and Mr.. Shawhan
will.sing tomorrow evening.
Tonight Mr.. Shawhan will
preach on "The Power of n Conse
Grated Layman.' The Services
begin promptly at 7:45.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02
Advertised Letter List

Following is list of letters re.
naming uncalled for at the post.
Office at Florence, during week
ending April 26, 1899:
Ault, G. +.
Adwoods, Mrs. Ollie.
Beebe, Miss Myra.
Baker, Andy.
Blake, Mrs. j. l..
Bibikor. Prof. A.
Gallup, Chas.
Dunagan, Claude l.,
Fisher, Ed.
Fry, Edward.
Gibson, ID.
Gibson, Geo. d.
Geier, John.
Gano, Mrs. Mamie.
backward, j. G.
Hayward, G. Y.
Jones, Earnest.
johnson, J. G.
jameson, Ella.
Linford, Charley,
Lasher, w. V.
Steler, Mrs. A.
Parties calling for same will say
advertised" j. w. RAMBo, P. NJ
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02
swEARs THEY HAVE swoRE.

II all the lies OF Bill and Danny,
Aud all the swears that they have swore
Could be raked up in one long wIndrow,
'rwould reach from June TO Evermore;
But scrape aud rake for prayers they've
prayded,
And heap thsm all in one job lot,
Then multipl, them ten times DER,
And view the mote that you have got,
F. j. q.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02
The School Election.

The school election yesterday
WIS hotly contested. the total num-
Der of votes cast being Sl2. OF
these B. A. Hackett received 3S9.
F. Mitchell 347 II. +. Stock 40.
NJ. B. Robinson q.
1t is generally understood that
Mr.. Hackett will not favor the re-
tention of Prof. Clark. 1t seems
that the only issue in the campaign
was whether or not Prof. Clark was
to be retained, and his friends have
now given up all hope for his re-
election by the board as superin-
tendent of schools. OF course this
is more or less conjecture on the
part of the public, and the final
outcome may not be definitely
known at this time.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02
VILIFIERS IN POLITICS.


Villitication of American pub
lie men is as old as American poll
tics No public man was ever
lampooned more mercilessly dur
ing his brief career in politics than
George Washington. Nothing
was too low for his enemies to say
of him. The pen which wrote
"The Rights of Man was later
dipped in gall to vituperate the
first president most scurrillously,
says the Chicago Inter Ocean.
Small wonder that he felt infinite
relief in being allowed to retire to
Mount Vernon, leaving the cares
of state to others. A few years
later his favorite cabinet officer,
Alexander Hamilton, was killed in
duel brought on by political viii
ihcation.
To be "A successful politician,
whether the scale be large or small,
HI thus always been the unpar-
donable sin of mugwump politics.
Any other offense is venal and
may be condoned. The familiar
saying nothing succeeds like sue
cess" holds good with most men,
but in politics success is a crime
that the hybrid hypocrite never
can forgive. James G.. Blaine,
Roscoe Conkling, Oliver p. Nor
ton. Matthew S. Quay, Thomas C.
Platt, John r. Tanner, and all men
of their positive type, must expect
to be traduced, and that by men
protesting to belong to the same
party, Blaine was the recognized
leader of the republican party in
Maine, Conkling in New York and
Morton in Indiana, rs Platt now
is in New York, Quay in Pennsyl-
vania, and Tanner in Illinois, In
each case no sooner was leadership
attained than the dogs of vilitica-
ton we're unleashed and the cry
of Down with bossism" raised.
That frenzied cry drove Xachariah
Chandler out of the senate and in
stalled in his place that disgrace
of Michigan-Christienc Mr..
Chandler was good enough to con
duct the campaign which made
Hayes president, as Quay was to
conduct the one that made Harri-
son president, and in each case the
party would have been defeated had
it not been for the extraordinary eff
forts of the great political general
in command of the republican
forces. But the greater the sue
cess achieved the more virulent
the abuse.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02
A PROTEST.

These harmless squibs of Bill and Danny
just sweeten life a triHe more,
But protest against Frank
Printin' about the lies they swore,
For don't you know these little hctions
Make life itself just doubly dear,
And heaven above is made more glorious
BY little tictions We love to hear
"NIBsr
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02
rnr sHoorIS' HAVE sHorE

THr sHooTIN' / HAVE sHorE.
II all the birds that | have hitten
Could be stacked up IN stack,
You would lie AN hour gitten
To the top OF 1t and back;
But you couldn't buy the titten
OF q chokebore by IA lot
With the birds that have gitten
BY the shootln' | have shot.
DAN De For
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS
AT THE FREMONT.

Aida Colwell, r NJ. Gilman
ID. j. Nelson, l.. Y. Smith, Cripple
Greek; n. F. Handy, w. H.
Dozier, Canon City; w. G. Green
G. H. Aldrich and wife, f. Fl,
Nye, l.. N. White, j, G. McDon-
aid. w. A. Brown, w. Leming
Denver; H. +. Sallen back, St
Louis; E. E. Harvey, Cornelius
Noyle, Chicago; Oliver Blythe,
Galesburg; Willard d. Thompson,
Salt Lake.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02
Our Local Rymsters.
THh POEMS / HAvE WROTE.

THt POEMS / HAVE WROTE.
II all the poems have written
Could be piled W in pile.
And with candles they we're litten
You could see the blaze milc;
tut nll the gold that have gitten
With the po.ms have wrote,
Would not harm the feeblest kitten
II poured, melted, down its throat.
Bill NYh
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02

When you wish rush order for
ice ring up phone No. AL. OF
signal the white wagons. The
Florence Crystal Ice Co. 33tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02

For the latest styles and lowest
prices on Spring Suits, go to
Thomas, McCandless block. The
best fit and workmanship in the
city guaranteed. 27tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02
State Will Go to Law.


Colorado's chances for the 80
900 acres claimed in the Ute reser-
vation and valued at S23O.O0O are
slim. Land Commissioner Her
mann yesterday wired the Duran
go land Office TO accept entries ou
any land in the reservation. This
action was taken under the law of
Feb. 20, 1885. Commissioner Her
mann thinks that Colorado's claim
to sections Ii and 36 of each sec
tion for school purposes is not
well founded. The intention OF
the Washington land office is To
shut out CoIorado's claim and al
low the alleged school sections to
be occupied by the first corners.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02
For Sale at a Bargain.

One furnished rooming house,
centrally located: one saloon doing
fine business; one restaurant with
e good trade; one residence prop
arty, close in. See
63-tf j. j. FIrzGERELL.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02

Will give great bargain in a
piece of big paying income prop
erty belonging TO a nonresident.
Must sell. See J. j. FITzeEREIL.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02
Excursion to Pueblo.

Agent 7. f. Day this morning
received the following letter:
Dear Sir:
For the accommodation of parties de
string TO attend the performance of
Fedora. given ny the Walsh Mcdowell
Theatre Co, at Pueblo, May ith, special
train will leave Canon City at $50 y. m.
and return from Pueblo after the per
Torrance.
Special tickets will be prepared to be
sold ut sl.no each and he good only on
special train. Please give the matter as
much publicity as possible,
Yours Truly,
5. X. Hooper,
G. p. IL 4. 4,
Tickets are on sale at the Palace
Pharmacy.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02
Conscience Contribution.

Washington, May l,--Acting
Secretary Meiklejohn has received
conscience contribution of SIC
in gold coin. The contributor in
his letter said: This is for sta
tionery of the government destroy
ed aud used by me while a clerk
in the war department. Ex-Clerk y
Mr.. Meiklejohn forwarded the let
ter and contribution to the secre-
tary of war.
For SALE-The Willard hotel
Is rooms, unfurnished, we'll located
and suitable for rooming house.
See Fitzgerrell.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02

The Florence Crystal Ice com
pany. Phone No. is AL. 33tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02

Call at Stotts and see sample of
shoes at So. 80.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02

WANTED "A lot of clean cotton
rags, large pieces, for press wiping
AT the TRIBUNE office.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02
Church Services and Religious flt,,.
In Tlersnee

First Baptist Church,
Rev. RoBERT d. GRAHAM
Sunday School, 10 a. M; preaching lI.s =.
80 in Union Hall.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02

st. Benedict's Roman Catholic Church.
FATHER EDMUND, o. S. b., Pasta,
Sunday services, first and third SUNDAYS n /.
month: high mass and sermon, 10 a, n. I
day School at p. M; vespers and b.as
tion OF the blessed sacrament at Z 80 D =
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02

First Presbyterian Church.
Rev. c. A. BERGER.
sunday School, 10 a. m; Service and semo
u a. m; Junior Endeavor, 3 p. M. Y. I. Sc
E., $50 p. M; Evening service, $50 p
Prayer meeting every Wednesday eyehiL,
1880
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate
Security in sums to suit from 500
to 81 900 lots See Fitzgerrell.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02

First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Eyery Sunday at the Rogers building "
Street: Sunday morning service 10 As. q,
ing at 7:45; Sunday School II As; inos
meeting every Wednesday evening at ii;
Dispensary open Saturday from TO d n
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02

Methodist Episcopal Church,
REV. A. l.. CHASE.
Corner Main and Church streets. Panm,
next door to the church.
Sunday School, 10 a. M; Morning Service If
M; Glass meeting, IL m. Juuior League !,
p. M; Senior League, p. M: Evening SefIl
Sp. m; Prayermeeting every "Wednesday s,
ing I 80.
Members of all denominations or of no d.rr,
ination will be sincerely welcome at all q \
churches.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-02
Telephone, No. 10.
TIE FREE LIST.

Entcred at tho postof'ice NJ Florence Colora-
du.for transmi ission through the mails matter
Of tho second class.
La Junta tribune., 1899-10-18

Pcrsoas calling for iefters In the above list
will please say advertised and give date.
CHAs. d. Psaks. Postmaster.
La Junta tribune., 1899-10-18
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During the month OF October
the Santa Fe will offer the follow
ing low rates to various points:
Boston, Mass, October 18th to
2+th, Universalists general con.
vention. Fare one and one-third
on the certificate plan.
Chicago, October 18th to aoth,
annual meeting OF the American
street railway associations. Fare
one and one third on the certificate
plan.
Boulder. Colo, October a. 4-a6,
state Sunday school convention.
Rate will be one and one-hfth on
the certificate plan, provided there
are fifty in attendance.