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The evening world., 1900-05-18
CUBAN POSTAL STEAL.
ocor,iauei from Pr, PaseD }

questions involved were ~ such q far
rricairr glsractrr touching our an.
iloTii, la cuba. ttt u would bs 1cs'rl-
bls - secure cooperation with the Sen
ate and 'hr Executive branch oi the
Glyefnment and subcommittee vas
appointed consisting - Representative
Rsy 4 New York jenkins. ~ Wlsron-
stu iItileneil. ~ Maine. be Armonl. Of
Missouri. and CLAYTON. Of Alabama 10
confer with the pthr- branches and fe-
bort IN the vholr subject neN, Tuesday
TIE InIlnr Commute. also consiiere !
The resolution = Reprrscntatiye llsy.
= virgi1h. calling for information hs
o. whether Director - Posts Rainbone
lai reported the cuban postal accounts
40 rstt Wen, 20 A suh-cnmmitie> con
.lst.rE of Rsurr.eniailve. Cooper %
Wise .ns.n. Loud. . california. and J.
Il. Williams q Illinois
Representative Hr1mvsll Of Ohio.
made an earnest speech In favor ~
Immediately rs.nhursing 20 the Cuban
.
atsl he said E5,I faith required this
q, ae done arl that the Cuhans and
the rest - the World should be made
o. Understand a, once that Cuba Sas
heinz ltalt win In the .,rictest hon
gstN
Mr. Rrumve,l reheVed such a course
N0ud .peei the dag ~ annexation
4 ~ sucn was to he me outcome. by Civ
.nE the Cuh,ns ronndence In our fair
I DEALING. Pending The inquiries By the
| Nh.cummitics up action vas taken a
,he Bromvsll resolution and the sub
ie,t will come 49, again next Tuesday
/ The Attorney Generals bill. eonsid'
cred to-day. contains The following sec
] ton
That section. I.'O. SEi. S:il S?7i
anI sN1 Of ne Revised s,atutsi
AMI AL otiet statutes % the uniieC
State, conserving sS,radition TO Tor
eisu countries In pursuance ~ treat
iss. shah apply % and govern estrndi'
Z ton 90 the island of cuba while occu
ped by the United state. and durins
'he continuance ~ the governmen, -
taonshsd ard maintained Ia aid island,
In the same manner and 10 the sam
ef'ec; 90 though Clha we're q eountr,
With shlch a treaty existed supulatins
and providing for entrsdltlon IN tn
ease % all felonies and other crime,
past and future. against the Fenal Cod,
or the lass On fore on the island III
cuba. and In the same manner as n IN.
Governor ~ other ca ef of,c.r % Cubs
srnment thereof"
The evening world., 1900-05-18
GARDINER SCARED
BY NEW CHARGES.
Wor-
ried by Accusations Of
a More Serious Nature
Which Are to Be
Brought Against Him.

pistrlct.Attorney Gardiner wps no, a,
compliment a. usual when he continued
On The aitne,- stand In hi. defense
against the city cubs charges thi,
morning on account ~ persisten,
rumnrs Tint the nov specifications he
prus' gutlon will try 10 add 20 the or &
l1nls N"fe ~ q more serious character
ThH know " We beaten them ' saii
Mr lnt'rm""r. and now thcy Will
''k" any Htcp o. save themselves We
cant irnagin" what the new charge, as.
s~rt. As tha original one. embri,e
n"Hrly everything human mind could
'link ~
on the stand this morning col Car.
liner explained how h. changed ,hs
apfkinxs of IN. Ds;rict.Att0rncy' Of
Nc" from former Administrations for the
better D., Thought.
4 wa constantly IN touch with every
man under me h. said. and always
knew Shat was doing
Asksi shout th. John G Shsshin
Dl'e IN ghiCl he Vas accused q act.
,ng 'pr tie defense Col Gardiner rnid
Justice Fu-sman had dismissed the In
i.'imeut On his recommendation after
several lays consideration. Mr. Shee-
han wn- Indicted Tor misdsmsanor IA
is' for refusing 70 produce certain pa
pers before the l.ekoS committee
\ deposition from supreme Court Jus.
'ic- Reach that the work of the Dis
irl''- At'Drney once before him Nas
always NJ the highest class was handed
In by the defense with ne remark that
Justice smyth, anI others would To-.
low.
Ask.i by Mr lnicrmycr r.gardirg
he u't repeated remarks II Recorder
G"n A. n the inability ~ certain A..
'is'Iu' District Attorney Col Gardin.
'r sail that his assistants Nsr. all
'aplh' m'u
Were you ever criticised - Judge
- Incompetent 90 a., yuur uliice'" In.
gu.rei Mr 'nisrmyo~
80. sif only les Recorder Gon In
f's 'ri o. liquor cases Has the reply.
The evening world., 1900-05-18
ROBBED,
SAYS C0LER.
Comptroller ,Makes Pub
lie Hot Letter to
kearney.

Conptr,l"- cnlsr to-dlv made public
IN .e't.r WH.h % Mar,h . n, sent
o. 'ommissi"B'r keirnc, charging that
D..ls Incurred ON bchair ~ the rliy ror
lee. than nNo each were h'gher than
,hcy should be. Mr Cpler cites Instances
wfrre the parties rendering he bills
hsI hy Commissioner kearnev
Almost every case quoted nv Coler
shows an attempt 20 mulct the city
f,r from . to ~ per cent ~ he value
~ the supplies furnished.
Comptroller Coler says that this IL not
an exhaustive list and that he has
others u Commissioner Kearnty wishe,
10 see them.
The evening world., 1900-05-18
TO PAY COuFUDERATES.
Cessre.s Agrees to give s2OO. 900
To Men whose Property Was
Taken at APPROXIMATIONS.

WASHINGTON. MAY n-The House
IN Committee Of the Whole. to-day "a
vorably acted upon q bill to appropriate
ten..o 20 pay ex-Confederaie soldiers
Tor horses and o,Asr property taken from
them IN violation - the term. % Lees
surrender 20 Grant at Appoma,,oS.
This Is he hrs, hill favnrably acted
upon since ,he civil war TO pay confed-
crate, for property taken from them.
The evening world., 1900-05-18
ONE EYE BLINDED.

The Cronins live In a handsor,e h gh
sioop brick house IN West Fifty drs'
street They are young and very popu
lar IN the nslghborhooi Both are mem.
bsrs Of the Church Of the Sacred Heart
congregation In the same street ana &C.
tive IN church work.
Or. CrOnin 10 about thirty-hye wear,
old, OF medium height and very good
looking. He wears a Van Dyke beart
and always dresses fashlouably he ha.
a very large practice on the upper IVES,
The evening world., 1900-05-18
BLONDE IN BLACK.

Ne, ri,,,h.,h la.., mo,h., n, u,.
c,aa,n o., ...n ,o.d.y a, hs, ,n.,,.
,,..,. =, Az. usI,,,.r. sn w., rhi,.
80 =, =. r..., W., -.
-. a.. -. a. 1.,,sx,a~ 80.
-, ~
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-
u.s.
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~. ,o'u H''
NV" w s' W ",,
''s 10 s'' wv '''i nl'' 10 W"
ne' W o"'le W :" minute "' 'No
woman dressed IN o'a'A entered ~,
'eo" GU WI" '"" WI. IN
~" - %" "' W." "''
w y"1
.,,,s .,,. s., ~. c,..,a'S 49,
al. ~, : ,,d a.. 80 AZ. 80, ,,,,,,.
h., h,, th,, an. ho,.s -, A, w.,
F,oy.n,., .,ree, sh. did M, ,,.,.,t
exrit.d and anpus..I n,; ,usplci0n m n,
way.
what do you want my daughter
address tor | asked
" Oh. a lady friend Of ming asked me
10 get II Tor her she replied
She apologited fST asJ J5ts'' sn'
save me ana Iet'' oo"inE her'et out
p'sssanuy'
eAhno' unoe'''ahn Nha, 'ou'd nave
p'onpse' ~! o"' " w s"e" a" a"'u'
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SCARED FOR LIFE.

Prot Lewis. % the Manha'ia1 Eve
ana Ear Hospital said this afternoon
not lose her eft eve but would b.
Scared f0r lie
Or cronin made q search ana a, ,ae
foot % the st)oD on NJ sliswalk last
nlght found De plllI tia' laf .l7fairr I
the acid. u Wa NJ the slEs tsl shape "a
a l5-cent vassline laf. wlt1 n screw ea1.
the smeiI showed plainly hat 10 lat
cOntalSed diluted potash Had tAs solU
ton been gniiuted g; souli have cate n
away The nesh as N j, had been nfe
The evening world., 1900-05-18
LONDON STOCKS firm.
improved Tone In Mark-i. on
Easier Mon-,-tm~ri-an Issue.
Weaker.

Pr 'ps0ts ~ the continuation OF aa .Ier
money stimulated the London market,
today and they showed an improved
tone i.l around
f'.l'Sins the uncertainty ~ the iscs.
stock marhe, prir's u the American
quarter were ,Il under parity level.
W M New York Central Illinois Central
md Louisville and NASHVILLE dl.p.l,ing
pronounced ssa knees Bu.ine. .r th.s
depsrtm.nt Va. also coniu,tsd within a
limited basis
The evening world., 1900-05-18
TAX APPRAISERS EXEMPT.
G., Roosevelt Approves ,i,ii ser
Vice Ruirs piarinE 1hrm
In that ,lns..

ALBANY. Ma N-Goy Roosevelt
has approved mo rules = ne state
civil Service Commission witch places
ihc state TaS Appraiser recently ap-
pointed IN tho exempt clas. believing
the positions 90 he abso'u'elv . con-
ndentlal and responsible nature
The evening world., 1900-05-18
THREE NATIONS ACT.
Gsrat Britsin. Germsny and I,s,x
Agree to stop PossibI. ANARCHY
IN Moroeeo.

TASciER. Morocco. May ia.
Grand vlrler. Ahmed Hen Maaa. died
sunday May -
= sssyulsioa In internal ara-. 4.
threatened. but Z, i believed Germary
Italy and Gr,a, Britain have asr..I o.
maintain the status QUO. - Il 8. hop..i
the threaiened ansrehy Will be Avert,d
LONDON, May n-The new, q the
death of the Moroccan Gfsnd viEle.
GRATED an aaehsy Feeling here Frame,
Russia and Spain rave betn lntr guing
AM the ased vizisr was the man who
kept the Sultan In the pay Of peace
II n feared foreign influences VIII nov
es>k to make q disturbance while Great
ndtain n engaged IN South Africa
The evening world., 1900-05-18

Tho closing price. oi cotton to.dty
were May 90 ~ 80 June. sstoSN
Ia.T 'i '1 sg August. - 90 90.
september - 20 80, October. sd 70
'H November. 10 O. ~. December.
y" ~ - January, - 10 10 Feb
Ilatl - - 10. March. ia To 10
The evening world., 1900-05-18
JUMPED TO his DEATH,
Daniel Nelly Pisssed frow . Nish
stone wall aud Broke
His Back.

Daniel Kelly. twenty eight yesrs Old.
home no, known. Jumped this afternoon
from the hirh stone wall at one Hun
drei and t1ftisth street and EdFecomb
avenue and broke his back. The ais.
iance 10 about nfiy feei, The man was
taken 10 the J. Hood Wright IIospita!.
ard viii probably die. the physcisns
say
The evening world., 1900-05-18
Glue Points to a Half
Crazy Young Woman
Who Once Worked
with the Doctors Wife
In q Dressmakine Shop.
Before Throwing the So.
lutlon She Called at
the Home Of Mrs.
Cronln's Mother and
Inquired for Her.

The pSsce have . elu. to The woman
Who last nigh, threw LIQUID potash 10
the face OF the wife Of DE-. J J. cronin.
q, an West Fifiy-hrst street,
Capt. ponohue, Of the West Forty.
seventh street station. had Detectives
HAMMER and bale at work on the
case this morning. II b expected an
arrest will shortly bs ods q
The police scout ths~idea that tho
terrible deed wa. the work Of Jealous
woman The crime. they think. will be
traced 10 half-craiy woman Who has
known Mrs. Cronin some years
Before her marriage three year. ago
Mrs Cronin was fofewomin ~ Lewis
II. Cansys dressmak.ug establishment,
n West Forty. second street
In the same establishment we're too
sisters. The police say they sss the
sisters Of the woman IN black.
She lives In Ninety.fourih street., near
Columbus avenue.
The evening world., 1900-05-18

Inspector Frans n Nae,ss sas To-
day notified q As appointment az cAisl
of the BoirtinE Division o, the immi-
lrsuon service 81 this port. vice Roman
Dooisr.
The evening world., 1900-05-18
STEAMER SEWANTHA
fl0ATeD OFF ROCKS,

HALIFAX. May n-The Brush
steamer ssNAntha which ran ashore
near Port Hastings, Nis hoa,ei to
iav auI ' lelnE toNed here
The evening world., 1900-05-18
DIVINE HEALER INDICTED.
frascis Truth Nsst Assws, A,
Federal Court for usias
the Nails,

BOSTON. May u-Frsnc.s Truth. who
advertised himself As a divine healer, %
was Indicted by the United States grand
Jury to-day on seven bills aggrexatlng
twenty counts to- alleged fraudulent use
OF the malls
The evening world., 1900-05-18
uasy Is,misrsats Arrive,

immigration at the Barge Once has
reached the hixh water mark this wees
Durins that time iI.sp immlsrsn nss h.v,
arrived n this port. Forty per esni
OF the nes arrivals vera Italisns
The evening world., 1900-05-18

JustlsIs TrriN. Dugr1 lrd : Jt,. OF
the Suprrn, colft. who have been ap-
pointed committee 10 suggest tha
lecsssary changes 10 improve IN. Tweed
Court-hous, said to-Gay' thar the al.
tertilOns would not Interfere With court
work Also tha; there was no Intention
" nd'ourn'nR Until IN. usual line A.
The evening world., 1900-05-18

. Thomas ,. Mecabe vas today Lp-
nr1n1o1 pspuU Chief clerk for the
- = - Deonx, ssccssding nsu-
The evening world., 1900-05-18
KIDNEY TROUBLES Of WOMEN


Miss Yred~r,eh's Lssisss sAsv ns~ She
E.lIsd ~ Mr.. Psskhsa 80 We
Cured.
"DEAR Mas. PISKnAa:-l have q
yellow, muddy complexion. feel tired
and have bearing down pains Menses
have no, appeared for three months
sometimes am troubled with a white
discharge. Also have kidney and blad.
der trouble.
Ihave been this way for long time,
and feel 80 miserable I thought would
write TO you and see II you could do me
any good. - Miss EDNA PREpERicK.
Troy, Ohio, Aug. q, 1879.
DEAR MRs. PiSKHAx:-I have used
Lydia u. Pinkhsms Vegetable Com
pound sccording TO directions, and can
ssy ! have not felt 10 well for years q
] do ht present BEFORE taking your
medicine . more miserable p~rson you
never saw. could not eat or sleep,
and did not care to talk with any one.
Now ! feel 40 we'll cannot he grateful
enough 10 you for what you have done
for me. Mis- EDNA FRzpEmcx. Troy,
Ohio. Sept. 10, 1899.
Baekache Cured
"DyAR Mrs. PiSKRAx;-l write 70
thank Jou for the good Lydia Z. Pink.
ham sVegetable Compouud n A, done me
The evening world., 1900-05-18
BloodH1r,1ors

Manifested IN bois pimples and similar
srupsisns. are cured BY Hoods ssrsspar,iii.
rhs srssi nsdisins sst directly upon the
sscoa. srps,iins all impurities AMI mailing
u rich and full Of utaii,y. u rivs . clear.
hsalshy csuaplsr,ea. cures nsrvousn,ss. ani
avss svsss refreshing sleep ,osss the
sssmAeh and creates sa asps,i,s
HOODS
SasaparMa
, Ansdas osssAsa i1se1sssA pssss d.
The evening world., 1900-05-18
OUTGOING srEAMsHrPa
INCOMING srEAMsHiPs
DUE ro-nAy.

stas~s4 nstss n>r~s<ss. assls
EssA o>>s.. Assssvy ns~sssCsis. Lrs1>A
k<sssss vsss,A nss- lssksssss. NisSss
b~ro ounnnm1Pa o11DtoA
The Florence tribune., 1900-07-21

There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable For great many years doctors pro- nounced it a local disease, and pre- scribed local remedies, and by con- stantly failing to cure with local treat ment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be 8 constitu- tionsl disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Halls Ca- tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney X Co.,, Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to teaspoonful. It acts direct ly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure Send for circulars and testimonials Address
 F.J. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo, Ohio.
 Sold by Druggists, 75c.
 Hall's Family Pills are the best.
The Florence tribune., 1900-07-21

The community was much shocked to hear of the death of Chris. Johnson which occurred last Thursday night about 8 o'clock. Mir. Johnson was rid ing horse on Front street just beyond Halsey's sampler and going at good speed when he attempted to check the horse; one of the bridle reins broke, and this caused the horse to turn sud- denly, throwing the rider forward and he struck the ground head first where he lay motionless. When assistance arrived he was taken to Hotel Besle and doctor summoned, but he only lived 8 few minutes. Mir. Johnson was a nation of Denmark, 50 years of age, and well known in. Kingman, where he resided several years. The deceased was the owner of valuable mining property near Cerbat at the time of his death. Chris. Johnson was what is known on the frontier as square man His word was good for whatever he wanted wherever he was known. He leaves an aged mother in the old home stead to mourn his loss and 8 brother in Chicago. The burial will take place from Hotel Beale this evening" TMohave Mineral Wealth.
The Florence tribune., 1900-07-21

Word comes in from the Willow Spring ranch of the death of one of the Chamberlains. The name of the. man killed cannot be learned exactly, but he is known to be one the brothers of the proprietor of the ranch. The death took place in the Fort Grant wash about two days ago. A Mexican who was go- ing home discovered tracks of wheels, and between them is long line indi- eating that something had been drag ged. Following up the trail which turned from the road in some places he came upon the body of Mr. Chamber lain. He did not stop to ascertain if he was dead or not, but drove on to 8 ranch and informed the men there of what he had seen, They went back and found the man dead. His skull was fractured and he had been drag ged. They held an inquest over his re- mains and buried him. It is supposed that the tongue dropped and the horses ran away, throwing him and dragging him on the ground. One horse was still in the harness near the body, but
 the other had run away.-(Citizen.
The Florence tribune., 1900-07-21
Latest from Kelvin.
Special to Florence TRIBUNE.l

KELVIN, Ariz., July l9, 1900.
 The big mill at Kelvin will shut down for week or ten days in order to arrange greater power for the big plant. The power from the gasoline engines is found to be insufficient; that is all. It will soon be adjusted and the merry rumble of the wheels will again be heard in the land.
 Some old sore heads, recently dis missed by the company for incom- potency or for placing value on their mill knowledge beyond all reason, have been circulating some adverse reports about the company, as is usually the case. Of course it don't bother the company very much as they know they have big thing and competent men to handle it, but it does bother whole community who are depend ing upon the company's success for their happiness and prosperity.
 The railroad is bringing down 300 tons of ore daily it averages all right, just as the company wishes to blend it. They have body of sulphides over 500 feet wide averaging all the way from per cent to 50 per cent copper, besides considerable geld.
 The money for the new railroad from Kelvin to connect with the South ern Pacific is ready and they will build it themselves, if the Southern Pacific does not. The road will be built dur ing the last quarter of this year, commencing in October. I get this news from semi-oficial sources, but it is all right. Not only railroad but the company will also have their own big smelting plant to reduce their con- centrates into copper matte. in which shape it will be shipped to Swansea, in Wales, for refinement.
 The little petty jealousies of the mill crew will now be broken up and new and competent men will take their places The rough edges of the new machinery will wear smoother and require less power than at the start. The first run has been great success, despite the difficulties attend ing new conditions of everything. The concentrates run from 8 per cent to 50 per cent besides the gold values.
 Yours truly,
 1nc Mryr A
The Florence tribune., 1900-07-21
Paris Fair.

The American exhibit at the Paris Exposition will be an open volume, whose lessons of skillfully directed endeaRor, unfalteriug energy and cons summate performance may be read by all, of every age. The United States Government Building is about conn pleted, and no effort has been spared to make it worthy to represent our nation. It was by the same American perseverance, industry and unfalter- ing energy that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the famous dyspespia cure, was first produced. Since that time, it has never failed to perform its duty the cure of constipation, indigestion, biliousness, malaria, fever and ague, liver and kidney troubles. It is an ex- celient tonic for the. general health. All lrdruggists sell it.. There. is, noth- ing to equal it,
The Florence tribune., 1900-07-21

The water supply has reached it's last notch in this valley for many years.. Our people, will no doubt profit by the experience of California and sink. for pumping wells. With so much oil in California now why is it that we cannot obtain cheap, fuel for pumping purposes. We have no doubt that the railroads. will do all they can to. carry it cheaply from California so as tosencourage the development of water.- Let some of out progressive citizens take the pumping matter ur and we believe it will be success. -[Mesa Free Press.
The Florence tribune., 1900-07-21

tIt's no two to one bet" said a the inside of the train rohber cases, "that Stiles did not do up Alvord be- fore he came in" The fact that noth- ing has been beard of Alvord even by his friends lends color to the theory. Since some time ago when the party separated to meet again at common point they have scattered and nothing has been heard of the whereabouts of either Alvord or Bravo John. It is supposed that Alvord and Stiles gave Bravo John the slip, and that after traveling for time quarrel ended in Alvord's death.-[Citizen.
The Florence tribune., 1900-07-21

During last May an infant child of our neighbor was suffering from cholera infantum. The doctors. had given up all hopes of recovery. Lsook bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to the house, telling them I felt sure it would do good fused according to directions, h two days time the child had fully recovered. The child is now vigorous and healthy. I have recommended this remedy frequently and have never known it to fail.-MRs. CURTIS BAKER, Bookwalter,. Ohio. Soldby Broekway's Pharmacy.
The Florence tribune., 1900-07-21
Hearhurn.


 When the quantity of food taken is too large or the quality too rich heart burn is likely to follosz, and especially so if the digestion has been weakened by constipation. Eat slowly and not too freely of easily digested food. Masticate the food thoroughly. Let six hours elapse between meals and when you feel fullness and weight in the region of the stomach after eating, indicating that you have eaten too much, take one of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and the heartburn may be avoided. For sali by Brockway's Pharmacy.
The Florence tribune., 1900-07-21
The Indian Destination.
From the Phoenix Republican,

Major $. NJ. McCowan, superinten- dent of the Indian school, says daily reports come to him of the destitution of the Pima Indians on the reservation at Sacaton. He says Indians who came in yesterday told him that they were kept busy hauling away their dead cattle and horses. They still have little grain left, but this will not last long. He has not yet received notice from the department of the h. terior as to when the $33, 900 Appro- priation will be available. A few of the Indians have been employed lately in the fruit orchards of southern Cali tornia, but most of them are unable to find any kind of work.
The Florence tribune., 1900-07-21
Forest Lieu Selection No. IO6.
us. LAND OFFICE.

U. S. LAND OFFICE.
 FucsoN. Arizona, June 2e I900.I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~ John, ZelIwsger. whose post office ad- dress Is Tucson. Arizona, has made applica- ton to select under the Act of June {, 1897, (S0Stat.. S63 the following described tract: What will be when surveyed the EW14 of SE14 section I, township south, range 1S east, c. & S. R. E. & NJ.
 Within the next thirty days from the date of the first publication of this notice pro- tests or contests against the selection on the ground that the land described, or any DOT tion thereof, is more valuable for its min erals than for agricultural purposes. will be received and noted for report to the Com missioner of the General Land Office.
 MILTON K. MOORE, Register. First publication ) uly !, 1900.
The Florence tribune., 1900-07-21
A Good Cough Medicine.

Many thousands have been restored to health and happiness by the use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. If afflicted with any throat or lung trouble, give it trial for it is certain to prove beneficial. Coughs that have resistsd all other treatment for years, have yielded to this remedy and per feet health been restored. Cases that seemed hopeless, that the climate of famous health resorts failed to benefit, have been permanently cured by its use. For sale by Rrockway's Pharmacy.
The Florence tribune., 1900-07-21

Geo. Msuk has resigned his position as local agent for the. railroad here and taken Q. position as general agent with the leading building and loan association of the territory. George was good man for the position oi railroad agent and gave satisfaction to all who. had any business with him. He is succeeded by Mir. Melvin, Rosen' berger, who is well known, to all. -(Mess Free Press.