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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1899-06-24
4 sage who had Been There.

sssG5 : i
One day as the Sage was gathering
clans along the sea shore he was ap-
preached by man who cried out ina
distress: ,9 .91s ss3s
20, Sage. have come to ask for jus
tice at your hands!'' s.
The Sage picked up the cork OF q
brandy bottle, smelled Of it and threw
| It away with a sigh, and said;
Il am here upon earth to see jus tics
done to all men. State your case
| There is man who owes me four
dollars. and be will not pay. 1t is just
debt, but he reviles me and tells me
| to 60 to a place that is hotter than
I this 5ss No
MY subjects must not treat one an
/ other thus said the Sage, as his face
grew stern. He who contracts just
debt must pay 1t, even Though he sells
tbs shirt offshis back. BY what name
is this sliirker and reviler known2' r.
at is one James O.FIynn, o Sage.
and he is in the plumbing business.
What! A plumber refuse to1payzhis
8Idebts! OF a verify, but q man who col.
| lects $3.50 for stopping q pin-hoie leak
! in "a water pipe must either pay his
dues to his feIlow-men or go to Jail. !
will send this plumber word of my de-
cision.''
And there is another man also. O,
i Sage, who owes me a bill and will not
hand over the rhino," said the dis
trustful man.
.'Ah! another YETI Hast asked him
often TO requite?" .gs
.About hundred times.
And what saith he?'
..San,e as the other. but a little more
q vigorously. He has even called me
1 robber for wanting mine own"
..And his name and occupation? I?
. ..He is called Green, and he is in the
ice business. o Sage.
4 What! a man in the ice business
who gives Is pounds for rs, refusing
!. to pay his honest duesi y seems IN
credible. Hast made no mistake about
Mr.. Green p
..None whatever, O Sage. He owes
me three dollars, and he. will not pa s
Then / will make him eat Q ton q
his own ice, and it shall be homes
: weight at that! Thou canst spread thu
news that / will do this. By the way
5 what is your name and business p
II am called Consolidated, . Sage
and run d gas plan 4.
..And the plumber and the ice MAJ ma
owe you for gas consumed? z"
"That is the Indebtedness. See---her'
/. are the bills. knew that you were
just man and would not see me-
..Begone, catiff- begone!" roared tn
Sage, as he threw up his hands. a
III told you before, am upon earth T
!. see justice done, but when q gas MAJ lna
complains of a plumberand an ice maj
it sfs carrying things altogether too far
The plumber has ever oyercharged me
: and the ice man has given me shor
6 weight. but the gas manhas billed n
j three dollars for the month my hous
!. was closed up tight as drum. 90 e
5 ] thou man Of gall--go toi"
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1899-06-24
An Expert Opinion.

Judge DO you mean to state that
YOU recognize that the letter was writ
ten by the prisoner by the character
of the handwriting
Witness Nav. yer honor; the man
who wrote that letter neverThad no no
charact ter Brooklyn Life.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1899-06-24
One WAY.

she-How can one go about applyin
for divorce?
He-Well. applying fatiron TO the
side cf his head is d pretty good way.
Indianapolis Journal.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1899-06-24
TIE Aeto-Bind

East, and every fellow that can get a
v4eek off in the Summer time jumps on
the air5railway and skips over to Lon
don or Paris.
Wilson-"Yes, I know that what
we've got now is a. big improvement
over what they had when yon were
q boy, Mr.. Romley, but this Chicago
lipe ipn't what it ought e be. That
new ane between Chicago and New
Ters Is rssnning its cars 475 niles an
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1899-06-24
II QUAD'S !
'VEIN OF HUrOR !
.cg..e4.eE..cR..cgs.e cG.scassc2n
COPYRIGHT. tses.

= COFtkiGnIs foSo
His Excuses Were Reasonable.
/ was stopping over night at tbs
cabin of a mountaineer whensa colpor-
teur came along and was taken in, and
after supper he expressed his surprise
that no place of worship had been
erected in the neighborhood.
."It's Jest all OWN to two or three
men, explained the settler. ~ We of.
fered to give the land and put in the
foundations, but every time we've got
together to talk it over old Jim Lee
would be on hand. He'd keep shet un-
til we'd got things about settled. and
then he'd git up N say
:. Il, in fur a church, same as the.
rest Of syo'. but befoagoin any further,
/ want it known that | kin out-Jump
any darned critter In this crowd!
.sYo'4 can't talk about church when
| mans BLOWN around that way."
said the mountaineer. ''Yo' jest have
| to drop the church bizness and go out
and Jump. We'd allus TODD that and
befo' the jurnpin' was over we'd forgit
everything else. II would run along
for awhile, and then a dozen Of US US
would git together agin. Wed reckon
that we'd orter build church, and
we'd be sayin' how much we'd give,
| when that critter of Pete Wharton
would riz up and say: M
I'm in fur church, as yo' all
] know, but befo' we begin work ! want
| it settled that I kin lay any man in
| this town on his back. I'm claiuln'
/ that kin out-Wrassle anything what
stands on legs. and want to prove IT.
s.sCouldn't none of us stand any such
bluff as that, 20 know, and SO we'd
drap the church to go out and wrassle,
That would set things all back agin.
1 Bimeby somebody would stir 'em up
aain, and we'd git together to make
beginnin'. When things was purity
near fixed Tom Lee would suddenly re-
member sunthin' and git up and say
I'm no hand to brag, as .yo' all
know, but I've got a meWl out yere who
kin outrun anything on this road ful
!. money
a stThat would bust the church bizness
agin, explained the host. Wed draI
y the church fur mewErace, and NAB
be it would be year befo' it come VI
agin.
..But how are things now 9'asked th'
E good man.
wall, we're goin' to hold anothei
meetin' next week S
'.And do you think the matter vii
+ go through
8 .sTm hopin' so, suh-I'm hopin SC
but iteall depends. Well git togethes
fur a solid talk, and wei all agree tha
we orter hev church, and # old 10
Keller don t. riz up and bluff SONS 1
body to trade hogs, or Tom Menslo
don t start us off on b'arhunt over th
{ hills, yo' kin sot it down that Wen g
up and hump ourselves, and that IN
Lord will smile on our efforts!
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1899-06-24

Suicides Among Miners.
.s There are said to be fewer suicides
5afneng miners than among any Other
clsGs Of warkmen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
VALLEY CITY.
Coming Convention Of Daughters OF
American Revelation.

STAUNTON. VA. October 2t.-(SpecisD
The third annual State conference Of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
will be held here next week. beginning
Wednesday the 18th. and VIII continue its
sessions three days. Beverley Manor
Chatter Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton. of stanton. has prepared for 1t
quite an interesting programme. auxiliary
to the official schedule of the conference.
Ats p NJ Tuesday a reception will be
rendered the ladies Of the conference by
Mrs. James r. Taylor. Jr., at her hand
some home. on Gospel Hill. The official
conference viii bee opened the next morn
ING at 10 o'clock in the Young Hons Chris
dan Association Auditorium. That eve
ming from t0 g .10 "a tea viii be given in
honor of the visitors by Mrs. William
Purviance Tams and at j.. NJ am organ
recital los MI Frank r.. webb. assisted bN
some OF the best talent OF the town, VIII
be presented at Trinity Episcopal church,
After the DAYS work ou Thursday me
visitors will be driven about the parks
, and dr.vewa}s iu tlc vqulp-ee- rl lAe
members OF the local chapter ana tna'
, night Mrs f.. Mason Miller, Ms. Nc
Henry Holiday and Mis-. Lyman Chalk
I ley will each give suppers, at which VIII
be brilliant groups of guests. Friday
forenoon Mrs. Alexander T.. Robinson Will
have the conference as her guests, and
they will 30 down TO historic cold Stone
Church" In tallyhos ON a picnic. The con-
ference will be ended that evening. when
a reception will be had at the Virginia
Female institute.
Beverley Manor Chapters roster Is:
Mrs. James r. Taylor, Jr., regent; Mrs.
! William Purviance Tams, vice-resent'
Mrs. Lyman Chalkley recording secre-
tarv. Mrs. Charles Curry, corresponding
! secretary: Airs. McHenry Holiday, Urea
surer; Mrs. Franklin NJ. Hanger, regis
trar. and Miss Maria Pendleton Duyal,
1 historian. -,
The state officers are: Mrs Hugh Mel
! son Page. state Regent; Mrs William
Writ Henry. Honorary State Regent
| Mrs Francis NJ Smith, Honorary state
| Regent: Mrs. Eleanor Washington HoW-
! ard National President, and Mrs.
! William Raeford Beale. National VICE
! President.
Mrs. william L. Bumgardner has gone
60 Elliott. \. c.. to visit her son. Dr.
Hspper Bumgardner, who is Ill. pr.
! Runeardner was recently house surgeon
81 one OF the Richmond hospitals
Mrs. Jed. Hotchkiss has as her guest
NJ "The oaks" Mrs. J. p. Sampson Of
! Pantops. Albemarle. Mrs. Sampson is one
| az the alumnae OF the Mary Baldwin sem
| mary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

kindred disease. and the death rate has
been larger this year than formerly.
Miss Helen Pollock. who has been
spending some time with relatives in
stafford and King George, has returned
10 her home IN Washington -. G.
Hunting season opened a few days ago,
and now the constant firing Of guns in
every direction is suggestive Of the Old
"War-times." Already sportsmen. with
guns and dogs, are coming from the
cities, and the indications are that in
the course Of two weeks there will
scarcely be d live rabbit found here.
Rev Mr.. Turner. OF Maryland has ac-
copied tho call 10 the rectorship of St
Paurs. 81. Johns. and Emanuel Episco-
pal churches Of This county, and is eX-
pected to arrive in the county about the
LIST OF November and take charge of the
parish.
Rev Frank Beale Of Essex preached
OF Hanover Baptist church. in this coun-
Is, ON Thursday, TO a large audience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

church tomorrow afternoon and at the
Main-Street church az night.
MIR. \. v Sturgeon and family have TO
moved from Newport News 20 SUFFOLK,
and are residing on Pinner street
Mr. sturgeon has purchssed an intes
rest IN the Nansemond-Eiver Brick ard
Tile Company. and vail manage the susi-
ness of the concern.
Mr.. w. F1tzhugh TURNKEY and family
have removed from Portsmouth 20 our.
folk. their old home. and are living AZ
the corner OF Bank ana Primer streets
Mr.. TURNKEY has "a responsible pos1'on
with the Suffolk Peanut Company
Mr.. james Shepherd. OF Elizabeth
CITY. n. c., arrived I'm Suffolk thus week
10 accept a position az the Sa'LA" oa"-
Mil Company plant
Mrs. John Eggieston and Mrs. Law
rsnce coleman. Of Macon y. 9, spent
several DAVIS this week with Airs. > w.
Ecplestou and family. on Main street
Mrs L. Bottigheimer arrived home on
Thursday from Richmond, where sns
had been the guest Of relatives Tor se'e-
eral weeks
Mr. RAYMOND Briggs. book-keeper Tor
rho suf,oik Knitting Mills. has been con-
fined 10 his home by sickness tor 'ns
AIRS. W. j. Goodwin and daughter.
Miss Baulah returned home tnis Wces
from Hertford ~ c. where they h@a
been visiting relatives Tor ih'n".
Mr.. Thomas G. Eley' formerly OF SUI
f,Jx but who has been living IN balu-
80, eor some years. we'd in that city
,ast tuesday night Miss May hen1
Noginniss OF Baltimore. After prinat
tonr they will reside at 2lo2 north ChaF'es
street o,,, oastor Of
.ho presbvteriaa. church, VIII deliver an
Wy 40 voung men at-the city Nall
on sunday afternoon at o'clock: his
theme will be. "Creed and Conduct
Tba funeral Of Mrs Aida Beamon' VINO
died on wednesday night took place ~
/ the Christian church yesterday 'u,erhoon'
and WAS largely attended. MIS- bS"i-o.
was a prominent and active nlo'"',. "a
that church. and was beioVea ~ = h1
circle az relatives and friends. she was
= eister of Councilman John y. Norneet
! Srrs y J. Norfleet. Miss Kate brathus'
Nfrs w w. Ballard, and Miss Bessie NOR
at Her mother is Mira. Sarah Norneet.
! n,.,.o children survive her-Mr. w. H. anu
Miss Katherine Beamon.
NJ A n Cobb arrived homo on Tnurs-
dav from a two weeks Visit 10 MS Vio
80 I'm Maine He brought here hls
son wiley who had been stopping with
relatives in Maine for about a year.
Mrs IL. r. Jordan Is sick with pneu'
,oonia NJ her residence, No. IL ffnnei
street. ma, ....,,..,
Mrs. w. II. Wells and children arrived
home Thursday evening from norfolk,
where they had been visiting relatives
and friends. ~ T,
Master Horace Phillips, son OF MT. H
r phillips. manager of the Enfield IN O.
! Lumber Company, IS suffering with APP
pendicltis at the residence or MS parents
corner Bank and FRANKLIN streets =
Mr.. J. Il. Carter, OF klchmoHl"' WAS !"
! Suffolk on Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
NEW COATS AND c,pEs.

NEW COATS AND CAPE>.
n isn't often that y0u get Il chance 20
buy new GOLF CAPkS AT HALE
PRICES. TOMORROW WILL AFFORD
YOU JUST SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY.
DON'T LET TT PASS YOU.
s. Golf Capcs. lovely line of plaids.
Jackets. made OF fine imported kersey,
half satin lmed. notched collar front, and
back seams. strapped bottom. finished IN
several rows Of stitching. worth %. Mon
Gay .......t.... ....-...-..'... '...... ..''F"
Misses and Children's Wraps. from
g. TO $50
Plush Capes worth s.. az ..........S2. 30
SILK PETTIC0ATS.
Fashion smiles with approval az the
beautiful assortment that we have gath
cred together and will PLACE ON SALE
TOMORROW AT SUCH TEMPTING
PRICES.
Elegant Silk Skirts. I'm al the new
colors. double ruffle. tucked and corded,
worth IS, Monday ....-....... ........$f.5O
EUHs.
Fur Collarettes. worth $3.50; Mon
day .......... .+.-.-....-.. t....e %
4 new line OF Wrappers just received
81 FIannellette Wrappers. .oDc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
SUFFOLK.
Wedding Bells to Ring-fersonai
Notes.

SUFFOLK. VA, october A-(speciai)
Marriage bells will ring right merr'iy IN
suffolk next week. On "Wednesday atter-
noon. al quarter to O'clock. at 81. Pauf $
Eniscopai church, Mr. William Herbert
Darden. a well-known young business
and society man, will wed Miss Janet
Alexander Withers. daughter Of Mrs. M'
n ana the late A. c. Withers. The bride
eloct Is 8 niece of Hon. h. w. Withers'
OF Wytheville, formerly United States
senator from Virginia
ON the same afternoon at O'Clock the
nuptials Of Mr.. w Hatcher Eley and Miss
Reulah Lsigh Savage WIFI be celebrated
~ tho home OF the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. o. Savage. No. Central ave-
nue..
on Thursday Rev Thomas M. Green.
pastor Of the Baptist church at Green's
burg. KY, Will lead TO the altar Miss Al
lie Buck. OF Suffolk. Mr.. Greene went
from this sestion to Kentucky several
years ago. -,
Rev w. c. Walden. presiding elder whl
preach at the East Suffolk Methodist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
Yu.sinx of the Horse.

M, ySara is q change. The candle gave
wav to electricity. The spinning-whee to
m MAJ the horse to the automobile pie
re- faei that Hostetters stomach Bit
ters has been sold foe over half a CEN
Jury proves its value. Insr Tvs Is iroubIe
7, &c Natures own remedy. and the only
one 70 cure dyspepsia or weak stomach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

with the exhlaratng seDso OF renewed
health aud strength and internal cleani.-
mess. which follows the use Of Syrup of
Pigs is unknown 10 the few who have
not progressed beyond the old-time medi-
c,nes and the cheap substitutes some
times offered but never accepted by the
woll-informed Buy the genuine. Manu-
featured by the California Fig Syrup
COmpany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
II the Baby is Cutting Teeth

be sure and use that old and weI-t.ied
remedy. Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup,
for children teething 1t soothos tne
child. softens the gums, allays all pain.
cures wind collie. and is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents q bottle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

I Fuller offers him opportunities lar De-
yond any he ever enjoyed IN the old pay
While the new piece Is not military
play in the full sense Of the word, there
is martial tone pervading the entire
atmosphere, aud the uniforms and ac-
coutremeuts worn by the men, combined
with the chic Partisan gowns worn by
the ladies of the cast. form q beautiIul
stage picture. AIR. COote's support TINS
season is very strong including Miss
Julia Kingsley. Miss Elizabeth Noodson,
Miss Minnie Monk. Miss Marion Watts,
MIR George Macomber. Mr.. Nelson Lewis,
MIR. ID. r. Brine MIR. o. r.. Hallan, Mr..
Charles NJ. Williams. BIr. Thomas +.
Gibson, Mr. Charles W. Mcdonald, and
others.
a Battle Scared Hero" win be pre-
scented Wednesday matinee and evening
Darkest Russia" which will be seen
AT the Academy Tuesday night, is now
in its seventh consecutive season. IL
must be popular play, else it would long
since have been RELOCATED 10 obscurity.
The people in the cast have, with but
two exceptions, been playing in this piece
for the past two seasons. The leadlns
lady Is one Of the youngest actresses on
the stage occupying such an important
position: she is just H. Miss Willard ~
from two of the oldest families in the
F city Of Mobile whore she was born. she
was a favorite pupil Of the late Augustin
DAILY. and is a magnetic and forceful uda
in Darkest Russia"
/ At the Bijou this week the Command
/ er-in-Chief Of the Army Of Fun
Press Eldridge-heads tho bill, and
will be warmly received. The come
dian became very popular last season,
and comes this year with new business
b He has just returned from England, ana
b the engagement az the Biiou is one of the
+ first i'm America this season
/ Next To the star come the Gilmore Sis
/ ters. They are doing a sketch entitled
/ Dangerous Mrs. Delaney" which has
made a tremendous hit in the East These
popular entertainers are original In all
they do.
The famous Sankcy Brothers are book
I ed to present their novel acrobatc act
/ and if they are received as well as they
. have been on the big circuits, they Will
score great hit
Wells Deveaux and his pretty asss-
/ tant. Carrie DevcauX, viii present a
+ high class musical act, IN which a num-
Der of novelties viii be introduced for
. the first time i'm Richmond.
Farrell and stark. the originators Of
+ the double Trick bicycle riding, were
/ booked upon the recommendation Of one
/ of the best theatrical managers in the
! country.
James and May Fansons are recruits
10 the vaudeville branch Of the profess
sion. and they have been most successful
/ I'm their juvenile act. The couple were
seen here last season with the Joe OFT
Company.
The vitagraph holds over another
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

rHTTELDORFER'S
ATIMELY HINT.

The market again the rise You'll soon note pePne S SID PRICES
STILL PREV HERE New Goods are here pousio ne
COME TOMORROW plenty bar
coming COMPARE PRICES just that's All we ASK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
TAILoR-MADE SUITS.

ihlsIVh-fl ltDtI
In point Of materials. workmanship, III,
and style, our stock second 10 none.
THREE GREAT SPECIALS FOR TO
MORROW:
No. 1--Homespun Suits. In Gray Blue,
and Brown, tight-htting and double
breasted, worth SIS. Monday. - 30
No. 2-Imported Suits, Of English Che
viot hy-irOnt coats. new habit-back
skirts. jackets lined with tafeta all new
cOlors, worth SIS Monday ............S0. ID
No. 3-Camers Hair Suits, hobby coat,
new skirts. worth so. Monday......$i2oe
DRESS SKIRTS.
BEST IN THE MARKET. YET OUR
PRICES THE LOWEST.
WOmens Skirts, made Of rich tafeta
silks. newest cut, in plains and brocades
worth $40. Monday .....................SO.oS
DRESS GOODS.
PERSONAL INSPECTION ALONE
WILL GIVE YOU ANY kNOWL-
EDGE OF THESE GOODS.
New, Stylish Plaids
New Golf Suitings.. 80, 75c., 81 to 81
CheviOts, all-WOOl. all colOrs, worth
1JC ..-.... ....-..-.... .........'..'s- ~
Atwood Fancies ...................,.loc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

Rert Coote Is known here By MS pro
duction Of THE New Boy In Vhlcn ne
was so successful throughout the eoun.
try. His last appearance mere "as a.
the Christmas vaudeville periofnianee a.
the Academy. when he and his vile
In,,a Kingsley were seen In their
an,using sketch. Supper for Two"
This season Mr.. Coote is presenting his
new comedy. ~ Battle Scared hero
In this IL is said that the part OF Aioizo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22

make a call, usually drives, while his SIS
der would feei positively Inundated. II
her best young man" should presume 20
have her ride a horse-and furnish 1t her
self-even to the X-Roads post Office
In the average well-to-do country neigh
horhood. even with the sterner sex a
saddle not worn or skirt curled' IS al
most as great a curiosity as an auto
mobile
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-04

The Florence Packing and p.
Co. Largest stock in Fremont co
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-04

been established Monday, the tun-
mel will not be cleared until sever
al days latter. 1t is believed that
the remaining y feet which separ-
ate the two forces of workmen can
be completed by that time, but it
will require several days longer to
get perfect communication along
whole length of the tunnel Ac-
cording to the contract, the bore
must be completed on or before
Oecem Der S, and the contractors
hope to be able to do this.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-04

some years uro was inucullto
by nurse who injected my bat
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-04
Our Neighbors.

A special from Colorado Springs
to the Cripple Creek Star of Sat
urday evening says that Monday
afternoon or MOI day night, will
witness the breaking through of
Strickler tunnel, for which the
people of the Springs have waited
for long time. City Engineer
Sawyer this morning received the
report of the work that WIS done
during November on the tunnel,
and only about 2S feet remain to
be driven before communication
between the men that are working
toward each other from the east
and west sides of the mountain.
While communication may have
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-04

A money-making restaurg Mt for
sale today, cheap Inquire of J.
+ Fitzgerrall
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-04
The Rock Island Wall Mapof til c
United States

Is the best offered to the pubic.
1t is very large and specially adapt
ed to school purposes. Every
teacher of geography and every
business office should have one.
1t will be sent post paid to any adj
dress on receipt of fifteen cents in
postage stamps or coin.
ADDRESS, JoHN SEBASTIAN. G. PA.
CHICAGO, Ill.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-04

curry and potash seemed add fuel TO the
awful flame which was devouring me. was
advised by friends who had seen wonderful
cures made by II, 70 try Swifts Specific We
got two bottles. and felt hope nrain revive in
my hreast-hope for health and rlppiness
plete and perfect cure was the result s :. s.
Is the only blood remedy which reaches dcs-
pcrate cases Mrs T. ~. LEE,
Montgomery, Ala.
or the many blood remedies. S. s. s.
is the only one which can reach deep
seated, violent cases. 1t never fails to
cure perfectly and permanently the
most desperate cases which are beyond
the rench of other remedies.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-04
Rio 0rande's Bad Luck.

The Rio Grande road seems to
be having its share of what is gen
orally called hard luck" Last
Saturday evening the paint shops
at Burnham were burned, entailing
a loss of $685. 600 At the same
time freight wreck occurred at
Monument which detroyed several
cars and delayed traffic five or six
hours and caused the annulling of
train No. 9.
And new comes the startling
news that a most disastrous passen-
ger wreck occurred this morning
near Salida with an appalling list
of casualties.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-04
Almost a Fire.

w. g, Ricketts, and family had
a narrow escape from burn out"
of their home over the store on
Saturday evening. A lace curtain
came in contact with a lighted
lamp and caught fire, and only
prompt and vigorous action pre-
vented what might have been a
serious matter, as the wind was
blowing briskly and the business
part of the city would have been
endangered.