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Daily camera., 1899-08-19
Ante,i

Wanted
AT w. c. Dyer's Real Estate agency,
y"ur property to sell. If you really
W nj to sell your house and lot, or il you
W ant to sell a vacant lot list it with Overs
agency. | have several customers for
houses and lots close In; also if VI u have
n grocery business think can place it
Tor YOU at the right price.
WARREN c. DYER,
Camera Block.
Daily camera., 1899-08-19
ANAEMIA

Il = forerunner Of consumption Its disease
Of the blood Ths symptoms arc quite mum.
erous and are readily discerned. II the
progress Of the disesss Is not checked death
from consumption or some other disease il
Inevitable. HUDYAN Will check its prog
ress. HUDYAN VIII enrich the blood and
make the patient strsag. HUDYAN 10 q
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
Prevention of Disease.

Mr.. Miles Menander Dawson, con.
sulting actuary and author of standard
works on life insurance, says in an in
terview From one-fifth to one-half
of the deaths that occur in youth and
middle age could be prevented by a
decent regard for sanitary conditions
and by common action of society for
the benefit of all 1t is not enough that
a man should take care of himself Dis
ease is communicable and protecting
man against il is social function
''FIlly one-tlfth of the total number
of deaths are caused by zymotic dis.
eases which are as purely accidental as
falling and breaking leg. And one-
fourth of the deaths in addition are
from digestive and respiratory diseases.
almost all OF which are preventable
About II per cent of the deaths among
insured lives is from consumption and
3 per cent from nervous diseases, all of
which are now believed to be prevent
able
This means that fully one-balf Of
the deaths among young and middle
aged persons could be prevented and
the proportion could no doubt be great
ly increased if parents paid proper re-
spect to the laws of heredity 1t would
certainly be a most important achieve
ment for the human race if united ac-
ton could be taken to secure that a
larger proportion of persons would at
tain old age thsn al presnt "-Ainslee't
Magazine
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
Special Calls Tor the Fourth.

Every mother with a baby
worth showing is invited to bring
it in a baby carriage, to join grand
procession, and march to the picnic
grounds near the Methodist church.
Any mother who cannot come may
send the baby in care of trusty
nurse. Meet in front of Deibert's
furniture store so as to start from
there at precisely 15 minutes past
10 O'Clock a m.
Also, at the same time and place,
every boy and girl from FIVE tc
twelve years of age is invited to
meet, each one carrying flag, to
march in procession to the picnic
grounds. Trusty persons will be
there to take charge of these little
folks.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
NON-UNION TEN FIRED.
Violent Opposition Forced Them
Out of Town.

Wheeling, w. Va, July g.
Twenty-Five of the twenty-seven
non-union motormen and conduct
ors retained by the street car com
panies after the strike left town
this morning, their expenses being
paid by the citizens. Such violent
opposition was manifested toward
them that they had to go.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
List of Casualties.

Washington, July 3.-The fol
lowing additional casualties were
reported 10 the war department
this morning by General Otis:
Killed: Fourth cavalry. troop
c., VIM. Nolan; Seventeenth in
fantry. Co. G.. John C. Melbourne.
Wounded: Thirteenth infantry
Co. L., VIM. Fl. Dingey; Co. F.,
Aaron G. Wise; Fifty-frst Iowa,
Co. c., Edward +. Brown.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
HOME COMING DELAYED.
No Available Transports to Bring
Soldier Boys Back.

Washington, July 3.-The quar-
ter-master-general says it is impos-
sible to get any more transports
on the Pacific coast for Philippine
service. He ought to have three
or four more, but is absolutely un-
able to get them. Under the pres
ent arrangements he says the last
of the volunteers will not leave
Manila for home until the middle
of September.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
a filipino Village.

A perfect reproduction of a Filipino
Greater America Exposition at Omaha
this year. 1t is designed literally TO
portray the Filipinos as they are. About
20 families of natives will be brought
over, representing all classes of the peo-
pie. There will be also a band of mu-
sicians, troupe of acrobats and con-
jurers, dancers, and other attractions
in the amusement line. together with a
large number of animals and birds, and
variety of products showing the re-
sources of the islands.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
ANOTHER SHELTER STARTS.
The BimetaIIlc of Denver Has
Blown in Its Furnaces.

Denver. July 3.-The Bi-metal-
lie smelter this morning blew in its
furnaces successfully. Superin-
tendent Nutting said this morning
that he had It's men at work, and
they are handling over 400 tons of
ore today. The eight hour shift
will be maintained pending the
supreme courts decision on the
validity of the eight hour law.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
TO BUY FRANCHISE.
Standard Oil Company Bidding
for Street Railway Plants.

Chicago, July 3.-The Times
Herald this morning says it is au-
thoritatively stated that the Stand
ard Oil Company lis negotiating
for the purchase of street railway
franchises in various western
states. The movement came to
light through experts engaged by
the company to investigate differ
ent plants 1t is said that Kansas
City, St Louis, Omaha and Den
yer are among the objective points.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
hAvANA's FOURTH.
Cubans Will Join in the CeIc-
bratiOn Tomorrow.

Havana, July "a monster
demonstration will be held here
tomorrow in which Cubans and
Americans will participate In
the evening big banquet will be
held at which General Brooke will
preside. General Ludlow will
toast the president.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
Serious Runaway.

About two o'clock this afternoon
Henry Stein, proprietor of the
Florence bottling works, left his
team standing for moment on
West Main street while he went
into Hasselmyer's store. A pass
ing train frightened the horses and
they started east at rapid rate.
The wagon broke in half at the
railroad crossing, and with the
front wheels the team ran down
Main street until near the post
office, where the animals became
entangled and fell. One of the
horses sustained fracture of one
of the ankle bones. but it is
thought that by good care the ami
NAL will recover.
Mr.. Stein seems to be having a
run of i'll luck, AS he has re-
Gently lost three horses by sick
ness and accident.
Program for Picnic on the Fourth
l. Singing Prayer by Rev. A.
l.. Chase.
2. Reading the Declaration of
Independence, by DR.. w. f. Brooks
3. Reading brakes poem on
The Flag" by Mrs. Mary Hart
man.
4. An eight minutes address
by Editor Bissell.
5. An eight minutes address
by
8. An eight minutes address,
by Rev l.. j. Templin.
I. Lunch and a good time gem
orally.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
'robin's Condition Is Improving

Canon City, July 3-Y esterday
Tom Tobin was in a precarious
condition from congestion of the
right lung which was penetrated
by the bullet. He is very much
improved today, however, and
there is still hope of his recovery,
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
More kIOndike Gold.

Vancouver, B. G., July 3.-Thc
steamer Tees arrived last night with
a large number of Dawson miners
aboard. They brought with them
over million dollars in gold.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
CANADIANS CELEBRATE.
Troops of Her rlajesty VIII March
in Fourth of July Parade.

Rochester, N, Y, July B. Can
adiau troops will march in the
Fourth of July parade at this place
tomirow There will be two lines
of soldiers The parade will be
the largest ever held in this city.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
Change of Sunday Hours.

The Florence postoffice will be
open between the hours of 8 and
l0a. m. and 2 and 3 p. IN. on and
after Sunday, June Is, 1899.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
BRYAN AND THURMAN.
Combination Favored by Lead
ing Democrats.

Chicago, July B. Bryan for
president and Allen G. Thurman
of Ohio for vice president is the
ticket discussed aud generally ia
vored by the democratic confer
enco held here yesterday.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
MORE YELLOW FEVER.
Situation Becoming More Serious
in Cuba.
in Cuba.

Santiago de Cuba, July 3.-New
cases of yellow fever continue to
develop here. Fifteen new cases
have been reported in the past
three days.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
Coins Made at Philadelphia Mint

Philadelphia, July The report
of the coinage at the United States
mint in this city during the year
ending yesterday shows the full
value TO be $50, ,79l, 10l.79 OF
this amount $19,9l9,lSO was in
gold, S9,9lS,3ll.65 in silver, and
S959,9l014 in base metal The
number of pieces of gold minted
was as follows:
Double eagles, $3.50, ,36S; eagles
S93, ,142; half eagles, 1,50S.O22:
quater eagles a, l26; total mum Der
of gold pieces. 1901, ,64S.
The silver pieces coined were as
follows: Dollars, 3,166, 100, half
dollars, 3;306, 70S; quarters dollars.
Ii I,904, 100; dimes, 1S,220,7O9.
OF base metal the coin minted
were as follows: Five cents, H.
$50, 1872; cents, 1892, ,354. The
total number of gold pieces was
4,004, ,64s; of silver, 6,S9S, 1876; of
base metal, 49,532,0S6.
The total number of pieces coin
ed was 90,525,570.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03

Our Egg Phosphates, Lemonade
with Cherries, Cream Frappe, Egg
Soda, and Breakfast Bryan. are n
few of our specialties in ten cent
drinks. Try them. We lead, others
follow. Palace Pharmacy. 102tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
ONE MINUTE, PLEASE,

with the Manhattan Life Ins Co,
the Etna Accident ms. Co, the
Frankfort Plate Glass ms Co.,
and many reliable Fire Ins. Co.'S.
/ am fully prepared to protect you
from loss by death, accident or
fire. Yours for protection.
7. III. NEwKIRK, Agt.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
NO DECISION REACHED.
Supreme Court Adjourns Without
Opinion on Eight Hour Law.

Denver, July 3.-No decision
was reached today on the validity
of the eight hour law. The su-
preme court adjourned today until
the 17th inst.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03

Goods sold on commission a
40l West Main. g;tf.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03

Fritz & Dunsch make a special,
ty of live and dressed poultry
phone 81. 94t26
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
Democrats are Called to Meet

st. Louis, July "a call for a
meeting o. the enational democratic
committee, to take place July 20
at the Sherman house, Chicago,
was issued here yesterday.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03

Try the Lemon, Orange, and
Wild Cherry Phosphates, at the
Palace Pharmacy lO2tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate.
Security in sums to suit from 500
to 1000 lots, See Fitzgerrell.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03

Rennes, July 3. Captain Drey-
fus has learned what Col. Piquot
did for him. He has asked his
brother to write to Piquot and OK
press his gratitude. Dreyfus had
a long interview with his attorney
this morning
Nine. Dreyfus called again today
and brought him the uniform
which was taken from him at the
time of his degradation. He will
don his uniform Immediately.
This explains why he refused to
put on the new uniform offered
him when informed of his rehabili-
tation at Devils Island.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03
DREYFUS OOkS
HIS UNIFORM.
Generally Believed He WIN Be
Acquitted.
HE SAW HIS WIFE TODAY

Rennes, France, July 3.-The
feeling is general here that Drey-
fus will be acquitted by this trial.
NJ. Lahore, who proved himself in
defending Dreyfus to be one of
the most able advocates in France,
will make an equal effort for his
client during his second trial.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-07-03

j. j. Fitzgerrell has plenty of
straight money to loan
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-14
CARD OF THANKS.

John Ruddy, who got drunk Sunday and
then became guilty of assault and battery
on Mrs. Ed McAvoy, settled up matters In
Justice. McCaughna's court Wednesday
morning, paying all costs, and had the com.
plant withdrawn.
Deputy Great Commander W. G. Davey,
of the Mich. K. o. T. M. has been spending
the week in the city working In the inter.
ests of his order with very gratifying results
Wilson Tent has been conducting Invitations
every week and sometimes oftener for q
long time, mi iations having been held Mon.
day and Thursday evenings, of this week.
Besides the general interest which has al.
ready been worked up the deputy COM
mander now has the advantage of very
low rate which will be available to all send.
ing in their applications within the mex,
few days. The officers expect to have q
class of fully one hundred to be initiated
by August 1st. The insurance provided BY
the Maccabees costs as little as that of any
of the fraternal orders and has clearly the
advantage over the most of them.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-14
Byron.

Mrs. II. W. Bunce attended the @. K
convention in Detroit last week--Mr
William Fisher and daughters were guest.
at K. Fishers last week--Henry Randall
and wife, of Owosso, visited at ID. r. Ben
toms one day last week--Albert Willett
and wife, of Stanton, formerly of Burns,
are visiting old friends In this vicinity
A. Hyatt and family spent the Fourth al
St. Johns--Mrs. Emily Barnes, of Fenton,
visited friends here last week--E. A.
Sheldon recently visited friends In Holly
Religious services are being conducted
every Saturday evening, In the II. e. Cole
building, by Rev. f. l.. Church. Much in
terest Is being nifested--William Car
men, l.. II. Lutz and Willis Beaver have
gone to Benzie county, for q two weeks
outing--Dr. William Harper, Jr., per-
formed an operation to straighten Mrs. G.
s Lewis eyes, with success, one day last
week--Henry Braggins, of Mt. Pleasant,
was in Byron the first of the week.-Mrs..
b. W. Bunce is visiting her parents at
Wyandotte--Mr Jones, a mason by
trade, was camping on the banks of one of
the lakes east of Byron, In co npany with
his son, and complained of feeling bad,
went into the tent to lie down and died in a
few minutes---Irma Gale is the possessor
OF new piano--Mrs. V. l.. Stark Is
visiting at Howell this week.-Mrs..
Rosenkrans and daughter, Grace, are visit.
inc at MilfOrd---Rnrn IN
Frank Anderson, q son--Mrs. T. A.
Lawrie and son start this week for the
Sault Ste Marie to be gone several weeks
VIM. Cuffman who has been sick is able
to be on the street again---The K. o. T.
MS have purchased new paraphernalia &c
the extent Of S225--A. T. Parish was ir
Ann Arbor on Monday--Earl Barnes re,
turned the fore part of the week from
Chicago.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-14
Middlebury.

Miss Della Darling returned to ID. Sny-
der's after an absence of nearly three weeks
Miss Eliza Sears visited at her home
over Sunday-Mrs. Jason Carr who has
been spending some time with her brother
In Iowa, returned home Friday--Mr. and
Mrs. W. Bsrtlett were guests of her sister,
in Corunna, the Fourth--Mr. Rice is
building barn on the Kinney farm, which
he lately purchased--Mr. and Mrs. G.
Haight were in Owosso over Sunday, visit.
ing her brother and family. Mr.. Schly IL
said to be failing since he returned to hi:
home from Ann Arbor--Miss Eta Scar:
at Geo. Stanlake's last Fliday--Eld
Evans is at home helping to harvest the
golden grain--The M. p. Ladies' Ai(
Society met with Mrs. Edward Vincent
Wednesday last--Mr. and Mrs. G. G
Smith spent the Fourth in Owosso visitiul
friends--Mrs. j. j.. Knapp spent las
Tuesday at her mothers, Mrs. Wheelock's
in Ovid, j. Knapp made northern
trip the Fourth, calling on old friends, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Clark, of Ashey--Mrs. Belle
Smith spent Wednesday in Ovid with Mrs A
! L. Gray--Adelbert Mead, OF Bells Corners
called on Il. G. Smith, Thursday--Geo
Arnold has repaired his house. Rosa. o
Burton, did the work--Mrs. l.. G. Val
Dyne visited Mrs. II. Cain, of Ovid, Satur
day last.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-14
The Forepaugh-Sells Bros. Show.

zone of the most remarkable exhibitions
of animal training ever given" says the
New York Press, sis the large troupe of
seals and sea lions that is being exhibited
by the Alaskan explorer, Capt. Woodland.
this year. 1t Is said that 1t is simply incon-
ceivable how these animals which live In the
sea can be taught to do the things they do.
1t Is not popular idea that creatures of the
deep, particularly those of the Arctic regions,
are possessed of any great amonnt of inteli-
gence. No Esquimo or any other human
being living in the Artics has ever been ac-
cused of having more than the ordinary in
telligence of the dog or horse. They are en-
tirely without literature of any description,
live 10 huts and novels, and next to the
savages Of the jungles of Africa, they are
perhaps as low down in the scale of human
intelligence as Digger Indian. 1t is sup
posed that the animals would be of q corre-
spending degree of inferiority, but 1t seems
that this is not true, as Prof. Woodlands
seals and sea lions show all the elements Of
genuine comedy. Any one who has ever
watched one of Aese strange creatures dis
porting In tank or In the sea Is forced to
belive that he is really full of fun and that
his antics are enjoyed by himself just as
much as by his spectators. These seals
play upon various musical instruments, and
actually keep In time and tune. They play
football, fire of guns, dance, and even
attempt to sing, seemingly knowing what
they are trying to do better than dogs,
horses or elephants-those animals which,
next to man, are suppos ed to be the most
intelligent These wonderful creatures will
be seen performing all their accomplish
ments as part Of the programme of the
Adam Forepauph and Sells Brothers Con-
soldation, which will be exhibited In
Owosso, Wednesday, July 90.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-14
Calumet '; &C.: !:
Baking
Co. >: =: !: Powder
Local News.

Miss Mary Beattie is taking her vacation
from the Reporter Office.
Mr. and Mrs. M. S.rehl returned last
evening from visit with friends at Pontiac
Mrs. Albert Darling returned to Frank
fort Yesterday morning after a two weeks
visit with Owosso relatives.
On Monday Judge Smith granted the
motion of Watson & Chapman for new
rial of the McElroy case.
Bert Kelly smashed the thumb on his left
hand quite badly while working at the
Owosso carriage factory, yesterday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ii. Myers and two
children of jackson are expected tomorrow
morning to make visit at the home of K.
T. Shelton 3O7 east Main street.
The supreme court reversed the decision
IN the case of Weidman VS.. Symes, Tues
day In favor of the plaintiff. The case was
once before reversed on different point and
retired in the circuit court.
Owosso Lodge No. 81, F. q A. M.
worked the Fellowcraft degree on one can.
didate Wednesday night and later worked
the Master Mason degree on another candi-
date, the pastmasters of the lodge doing the
work in the latter degree which was the
SEVENTEEN worked by the Owosso lodge this
year.
The Home Missionary Society of the M.
e. church has elected the following off,
GERS: President Mrs. j. l.. Ash; LIST, I'd
and Sd vice presidents, Mesdames A. K.
Ferry, John Sweet. and c. P. Pitts; record
ing recretary, Mrs. A. 4. Osmer; cores
ponding secretary, Mrs. 81. Ii. Daniels;
treasurer, Mrs. G. B. Hitler.
Cement walks are being put down In
front of the store of e. l.. Brewer and j. 81.
Howe, on North Washington street.
l.. A. Derry was discharged in Justice
Baldwin's court Tuesday, when he was ex-
amined on the charge Of keeping his bar
room open after hours His brother Fred
was bound over to the circuit court for trial.
Sabbath observance Is to be considered
from every pulpit in the city, Sunday, ex-
cept the German pulpits. whose occupants
do not have the privilege Of choosing their
own subjects.
G. ID. Kerby of Henderson who was sew
eral times reported to be dying or even dead
last spring when he was In dellrium for
weeks is now so much better that he takes
long rides. He is improving very rapidly
and now has every chance for complete
recovery. Mr.. Kerby has numerous friends
In Owosso whom he made while clerking
few years ago In the Collins drug store.
He was doing fine business In his Hen
derson drug store before being taken sick
last winter.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-14
Annual Midsummer Excursion to Frank
fort Crystal Lake and Traverse Oity.

The annual ten-day excursion to Frank
fort, Crystal Lake and Traverse City via the
am Arbor Railroad, will be given on
Thursday July 27th. In addition to the
regular train which leaves Owoss0 at 1923
a. m. fast special train will leave Owosso
at 2;t4 D. m. and arrive Crystal Lake 500
D. m. Frankfort 500 p. m. and Traverse
City $50 p. m. The regular train will
arrive Crystal Lake $50 p. m, Frankfort
o:10 .. m. and Traverse City 6:35 p. m.
Tickets will be good on any regular train
until Saturday August 5th inclusive, and
will be sold at the low rate OF SO. so.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-14
New Lothrop.

Mrs. Ira X. Wool Is visiting friends In
Elsie this weeS--Plenty of poor hay
weather in this vicinity the past week
Mrs Elmer Judd and family visited friends
in ChesaniBg last week Mr.. and Mrs. M.
X ODell have rented the BOuck house
where they will begin housekeeping--M
Stafford who resides just south of the village
suffered stroke of paralysis on Saturday of
last week.. K. French has two boiler
makers from Saginaw repairing his old boil
or which he will use in his new mill--A.
Mckay is making an extensive trip in Ind
lama and Illinois. He expects to be absent
about four weeks--Miss Grace Kelley, of
Flint, and Fred w. French, of flush ng,
visited L. K. and G. A. French Tuesday
ami Wednesday--Rev. @. England has
added much to the convenience of his har-
ness shop by putting IL foot addition on
the rear for work rOom--The recent
rain so sweled the creek east of town that
it was unsafe to ford and the mail and trav-
elers had to go couple of miles to gel
over--During the heavy thunder storm
on Thursday morning lightning struck the
esidence of Norman Confer just west OF
town and badly damaged one end. All es'
capped uninjured--Otis Burpee was hap
PLY surprised on Monday afternoon. The
occasion was his seventy-first birthday, and
his daughter, Mrs. Farrer, with whom he
lives, remembered the day by inviting all
the family to spend the afternoon. The
members presented him with q chair In
| bonnr nf tho occassion
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-14

The class of '9s o. II. s. was obliged to
postpone the picnic 1t had intended to hold
yesterday at the Six Mile Creek on account
Of the rain