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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-06-27
At the Jail.

Jim Roof and Jas. Steen were
yesterday evening released on
bond.
Poney johnson, charged with
larceny, was brought in this morn
ing by Deputy Hutchins on a
commitment from Commissioner
Hardy.
Deputy Bridges also brought in
J. w. Milligan under similar au-
thority for assault aud disturbance
of the peace.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-06-27
District Court

In the appeal case of NJ. G..
Cromer VS.. Stewar. Dennee. ct al. j.,
the judgment of the lower court
was affirmed.
P. b. Ii. Shearer was today ad-
mitted to the bar.
A continuance was entered in
the case of ]. NJ. Gardner, ct al. 9,
VS.. Lee Heizle, ct al. '.
Al Killian, convicted of keeping
a gaming house, was given until
Oct. / to pay his fine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-06-27
For Sale Cheap.

One 50-horse power stationary
boiler, complete with smoke stack,
front ard CRATE bars, whistle, etc.
Write or see Suggs Bros, Ber-
wyn, /. T. II 13d&wtf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-06-27

]. NJ. Golledge has been con-
fined to his room for the past three
days on account of sickness.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-06-27

I'll. z. Evetts has accepted a po-
sition with the Gainesville grain
firm of Patrick & Keel and will
have charge of the branch office
here
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-06-27

Try a delicious ice cream for DC
at S. $. Ho DDS parlor. 24-15t
The Florida star., 1900-05-18
THE PEDAGOGUE.

President Harper OF the University Of
Chicago during his trip abroad is TO in
vite Tolstoi to come 10 Chicago rs the
guest of the university.
The children of the Berkeley Cali public
schools are required To bring their own
cup, towel and soap 10 schuOl. 10 insure
the best OF sanitary conditions.
Professor J. Stanley Grimes. one OF the
survivors uf the old school lecturers. re-
Gently celebrated his ninety-third birthday
in Evanston. Ills. lie was friend OF
Webster. Clay. j. .. Adams and Bryant.
DIR. Edward Caird, master OF Balliol
college. Oxford. who was formerly pro-
fcssor of moral philosophy at Glasgow
university. has been nominated rs Clifford
lecturer III the la.Ier university. in sue
ceSsiCn TO Sir Michael Foster, NJ. l..
The Florida star., 1900-05-18
RUSSIA AND ASIA.

Russia demands permission to land
troops in Korea. Where the Russian
bear plants his paws the claws are apt
To stick.-BrOOklyn Eagle.
Japan's contest Of Russia's claim 10
exclusive concessions in Korea may indi-
cate that the shark Will try To drag the
bear into the water.-lndianapolis Jour
nal -
Korea has yielded 10 Russia in the mat
ter OF the demand for land grant. The
fact that il WAS II mere fOrmality doesn
make the Japanese any less irritated
over the mnttcr.-New York Sun.
Japan being now ready and anxious
for fight. Russia is turning the game in
the direction OF peace. The European
warcloud seems To- be- run on theatrical
lines. with the scene shifters kept busy
ST. Louis Republic.
Russia SerriS Ia be capturing all the
railway franchises in China. and in KO-
rea her little bluff for port has sue
cecded in compelling Korea Ia promise
not to give the port L. any other power.
Ii is evident that the Mu>cnvitc Is deter
mined Ia haze very much Ia say IN Asia
in the future Milwaukee Wisconsin.
The Florida star., 1900-05-18
JEWElRY JOTTINGS.

New and striking in earrings is a pair
of fiattened. button shaped pearls in
tended To ii close TO the ear and invis-
IDLY mounted.
A magnificent line OF pendants is de
voted entirely To pearls OF irregular CON
formation. These are mounted in plati-
mum and in some instances are com
bined with diamonds.
Long silver chains divided into seq
ments by groups Of three turquoises. oval
cut and arranged in single file. are ex-
ceedingly pretty and should strike pop
ular note among the summer girls, for
they will be just the thing with wash
gowns.
AproPos OF rings, an unusual and at
tractive design is the use OF five emer-
aids in straight row for the center OF Il
marquise ring, these being surrounded
with diamonds. In another striking
marquise the middle gem alone is n fine
emerald with diamonds as the accOmpa-
nying stOnes.-JeWelers' Circular.
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the center to the background. you view
the Eiffel tower. Look well at it, for 1t
is 10 be taken down after this e,;posi-
ton II does not pay the expenses OF
keeping IL in order. To the left OF the
huge tower is that other big thing. the
Ferris wheel. To the right Of the tow
er. across the Seine again. upon one OF
the new exposition bridges, and you
come TO the old TrOcadero palace,
which was the grand show place of the
first exposition in Paris. fou see in the
picture Its two towers rising high above
the surrounding level. The old TrOca-
dero is grand show palace still. II is
upon hill. and the view from it is one
OF the finest In all Paris.
ELIZA ARCHARD CONNER.
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POLITICAL QUIPS.

Boodling politicians are pirates on the
sea of guvrruLlrnt-th.ir prey, the ship
of state.-CAica-:n Pust.
The indi. atoms are that the candidate
crop this year VIII be- above the average.
PHILADELPHIA Public Ledger.
In Srckin. Tie man the vice prcSiicn-
tial uilire seems tn hc having pretty
lively chase l'itt>hugx News.
There is quite a difference between go
in- in and going cat ol "..icr. y man Is
sworn in. brt be usually d"rS the swear
ing himself when he goes out.-Chicago
News.
IL will amaze you to see in the com
inc presidential campaign how many is
Sues are rakrd up Icy IA" politicians that
had been forgotten 10y the pcuple.-Chi
cugo Journal.
The Florida star., 1900-05-18
BRIToN AND BoER.

The signs from South Africa indicate
that Roberts is preparing to call on Pres
ident Kruger at Pretoria.-Pittsburg
patch
Criticism or Warren and Butler is un-
fair 10 the Beers. to whose dash and
courage Spion Kop remains a monument
New York World.
No one who has not fought bumblebees
when a boy can fully appreciate the
hardships Of General Roberts campaign.
Kansas City Journal
No wonder the British public is impa-
tieDt for "BObs" to proceed when the
war is costing S7OO a minute. There is
a case where time is precious.
The Florida star., 1900-05-18
Cold Steel or Death.

There is but one small chance to save
yOnr life and that is through an opera
tion," was the awful prospect set before
Mrs. |. +. Hunt, of Lime Ridge, Wis, 10y
her doctor after vainly trying 10 cure her
IF frightinl case of stomach trouble and
yellow Jaundre. He didn't count on the
marvellous powero Electric Bilters Ia care
stomach and liver t:uublcS. bat she heard
of il, took seven bottle, was wholly
cured, avoided surgeons knife, now
weighs ntnr, and feels better than ever.
Its positively guaranteed 10 cure >t"m-
ach. liver and kidney troubles and never
dl>app0iutS Price 5O,. IL t. l.. Wilson
X Sons drug store.
The Florida star., 1900-05-18
THE EOPEN|NG AREAL FARCE
WHAT ELIZA ARcHARD CONNER SAYS
ABOUT The PARIS SHOW.
interesting Studies In French Char
Ae.er-hirdseye View OF she Expo
sitiOn GrOunds-GoId To ne On. of
the Chief Exhibits.
Especial correspondence.l


PARIS, May Paris Is CAV with
nags, from the sou bakery up TO the
great Pile or the Louvre and TuIleries.
They were put in place the day OF the
alleged opening OF the exposition, aud
there they remain. gradually mellow
Ing down In tint under smoke and rain.
There are not such vast biIlows OF
bunting as we are accustomed to see
at home on national occasions, but the
display is most artistically arranged.
The custom Is 10 fasten in front OF a
window an odd number OF flags. usual
ly hve, In .he form OF a half sheaf. the
standards pointing upward and out
ward Ike bundle OF spears. The han
ner itself is not left TO fap wildly in
the wind and tangle itself up uselessly
The lower outer corner Is fastened near
the stan. giving n graceful. waving ef-
feet.
Flags as an expression OF national
sentiment are an interesting study just
now in Paris. or course the banner OF
the Republique Franchise is every
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Ia Il great extent in full blast AMI read
ineSs. Rather odd il was. too, that the
country which had Ia send its products
almost the farthcSt OF any had them
largely in place in good shape. This
was West Australia. displaying gold.
more gold. There are ores from the
COolgarnie district worth several thou
sand dollars Ia the showcase. one cX-
tremely rare and most curious exhibit
WAS Il tiny pudding dish containing
what is called sponge gold, seldom
found. The telluride mineral with
which il had been mingled had decon-
posed all away ana left millions Of i'll
iinitcslmal crystals of the gold that did
not waste away. This gold was worth
S2l 10 the ounce.
Here is m Illustration which conveys
an excellent idra Of the appearance in
general nf the exposition grounds. I'm
mrdiately i'm fronT Of the center j. the
grand entrance. with The fa>hiuuah!y
guWncd female upon Tie top Of the
dome. To the right and back II this
are the two art palaces u'alaiS dies
Beaux Arts that took the place OF the
old Palace uf Industry. Immediately
10 the left of trC;r structures III" hand
some bridge OF Alexander III, with its
four columns Of marble and gold. cross
es the Seine. Looking straight along
The Florida star., 1900-05-18
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

To clean gilded frames gently wipe
them with a tine cotton cloth dipped in
sweet oil
In blowing out candle hold il alOff
and then blow upward. This will pre-
vent scattering OF the grease.
Clean mirrors with warm soapsuds
and rinse with warm water and ammo
mia; then rub them over with whiting
tied in piece Of muslin and polish with
a chamOis skin.
For carpeSs just previous To their stor-
age there is nothing better To keep out
moths than to sweep them with salt
just the ordinary dry salt. Particles OF
salt remain in the carpet. and these keep
Gut the moths.
The Florida star., 1900-05-18

here and there a squad of cuirassIers
In gorgeous uniforms. wearing shining
helmets with black horse tails stream
Ing out behind. The president entered
the Sale des Fetes. which was ready
10 receive them so far as It's roof was
concerned. that being splendid and
dome shaped. with cOlored glass In the
center and fresco paintings upon the
ceiling round about. oh, yes, the roof
OF the Sale des Fetes was certainly
ready. but no other part. The digni-
taries OF many nations were present,
and President LOubet said Ii was a
synthesis OF labor to which Paris had
invited all the world. He and his min
listers acted up to the occasion. Their
demeanor was in keeping with the
grand sentence a Frenchman wrote six
years ago. The exposition OF 1900 will
constitute the synthesis and determine
the philosophy OF the nineteenth CEN
tury."
Following the speeches the president
and his suit paraded into a little Seine
steamboat, adorned for the time being
with red velvet and gliding. and steam
ed up the river a few blocks, from one
bridge TO another. Then they got out.
The exposition OF 1900 was open. The
synthesis OF human labor had de-
termined the philosophy of the nine
teenth century.
And every mothers son OF them
knew In his soul all the tine that tie
show could not possibly be ready be-
fore the lst OF June.
We who grumbled because the Chi
cagO exposition was not completely
ready the first days OF its opening had
no idea OF the capacity for being be-
hindhand that there is in human na-
ture. One should come to "A French
exposition To find out. The fifth day
after the opening l spent in the
grounds to see what was what. One
building indeed seemed ready. That
was the Cave OF the Winds-otherwis
the palace where the spcechmakiaS
congresses are TO be held. And doubt
less the wind that is being unstoppered
there Is Oh time equally with the cave
In which il scars and sings.
The Boer republic has one Of the
most Interesting features OF the whole
exposition. 1t is a gilded, four sided
pyramid, showing the exact amount
OF gold that has been. taken out OF the
Transvaal mines from 1884 To the pres.
ent time. The Transyaalers themselves
like best To have their country call
ed the South African Republic, and
that is accordingly the name upon the
side OF the pyramid. The thing is
actually more than 10 feet in height
and measures about 81 feet around the
base. You gaze on this fascinating OBJ
| ject till you are daZZled. You learn
from an inscription upon the side of
this monument to Mammon that out OF
the South African mines hundreds of
millions OF dollars in gold have been
taken. Where is IL? Who has il? Are
you aud your neighhors and friends
appreclably sichcr by il?
On that fifth day OF the exposition
| the story was the same throughout.
| Few even Of the buildings were en-
| tirely finished. Yet there were thou
sands of visitors present, each OF whom
| had paid ii fee of entrance varying
from n half To a whole franc. according
10 ones cheek and patience in beating
down the street hawl,erS that peddlrd
the tickets To this empty show. Ii was
eXasperating To observe meantime that
ira admission fee WAS charged We're
The Florida star., 1900-05-18
.HOICE Vegetables

~ will always find a ready
market-but only that farmer
can raise them who has studied
the great secret how to OBJ
tain both quality and quantity
by the judicious use of we'll
balanced fertilizers. No fertil-
izer for Vegetables can produce
1 large yield unless it contains
at least so Potash. Send for
our books, which furnish full
information. We send them
free of charge.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
ca Nassau ST., New York.
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shar. used Ripan. rabul,. With 90 naaeA sati

shave used Ripans Tabulss with 90 naaeh salts
faction that ! can Chesrfu.Iy TecoHLl; NJ tLvn'.
Rave been troubled Cor about three care with
What called bilious attacks canning on re- Ilsrly
once n week. Was told by dIisTent 81. i.yslcitns
that IL was caused by bad teeth. Of whcn had
several ! had the teeth extTGctsd, BAT the at
Iacks continued. 1 had seen adVrr.!s-uelts -
Ripans TAbules IN all the pagers Lat had EO faith
Ia them, bot about ak w-vzs since - fTirni IN
duced me to try them. Have L-k-n but - y or tie
Iman cent boxes OF the Tahules ami have lad
no recurrence d the attacks. Have never given a
tsstIgnonlai Tor anythlLZ before. but the errat
amount or good yghirh i.-'!svs has bean aone
by RIpEns Tabules indaccs n.@ % adj mine 20 the
many J-sitmonlEIs you doubtless have IN your
pUs,esriun now l. 7. DHWIr=.
The Florida star., 1900-05-18

where. reduplicating itself by the thou
sand. After that the large hotels and
great shops fly 10 some extent the EN-
blems OF other nations as compli-
ment TO their patrons. After the French
dag that OF Holland is perhaps ortener
seen than any other. Then come the
banners OF Russia ana the United
States. one about as frequent us the
other. showing tLat the French are
good friends with us Americans just
now. We may take il as Il compliment
that our flag Is thus often In evidence.
for the French are straining every
nerve TO grapple the cZar's government
TO their souls with hooks Of steel ut
present. Then come standard sheets
OF all other nationalities sprinkled
through variously. with nj very rare
intervals British union jack and new
er a German fiag at all anywhere for
love or money. Such an appearance
would probably be the signal for insult,
perhaps violence. Even the German
embassy does not float its own national
emblem. The only German nag | have
seen In Paris was fastened 10 IL Ger
man tAulDll III .ilc tllti4lltul
ment OF the exposition.
Herewith you behold a picture OF
the much talked OF allcgOrical figure OF
Paris which crowns the grand entrance
To the exposition grounds. There she
stands, over IL hundred feet up in the
air, the statue Of Il Partisan woman
dressed in the latest fashions, even TO
I'm. 1Rp .l.a ..al
opera cloak, las IL fashion plate had
suddenly stepped out of Sunday
newspaper and as suddenly been trans
formed into IA stone dummy OF colossal
size. Ii may not be artistic-they say
il is not-but IL Is pretty. and il is Par
is out and ont. IL has. toJ, the advan-
tage OF being II change from the ever
lasting stone men and wcmen OF the
parks here. artistic crca duns that occa-
sionally-nOt Oftcn-haVe ;.Ie uHC">ty
10 look downward toward the ground
in bashfulness at their small amount or
clothes.
There never was Il greater farce.
even ia Paris. than the alleged opening
OF the exposition In April IL WAS like
u French duel, IN which one antagonist
gets a pin scratch in his left arm and
the fight Is called of. Honor is salts
fed. In like manner honor seems TO
have been satisfied when PRECEDENT
Loubet declared the exposition tf 1900
To be open in the very face ana eyes or
the fact that every part Of IL was still
boxed up in packing cases and bur
laps. / have never been able Ia see the
point TO tha: so called opening. Half
a dozen carriages. one OF which con-
tained the president OF France. but sew
eral or which were quite empty, rolled
from the executive mansion down 10
the exposition grounds. Al proper ill
teryals among them trOtTed neatly
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Try ALIENS Foor.EAsE.

4 pnwdcr To be shaken into the shoes. Your
feI feel swolen.neTV0us and hot and get tired
easily. Ii you have smaIting feet or tight
Shoes. tTy Aliens Foot Ease. IL cool the feet
and makes walking easy. Cures swollen.
sweating feet, ing -"N ins nails. blisters and
ctlluuS spots. Relieves corns aud buniOns Of
all pain aud gives rest aud comfort. Try il to-
day. Sold by all druggists aud shoe stores for
25r. Trial parkase free. Address Allen S.
0lmetead. Leroy. y. Y.
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Chas r. wessmar. 25O3 Ashland ~. Evans
ton. Ill. writes: My boy. u years old. had a
severe ccld which refused {" yield To any
treatment until We tried Olry's Honey and
Tar which gave immediate relief, and he was
completely cured before using one bottle.
Guaranteed. 25c and soc. b. X Wilson * son.
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used for nfIy wears by millions OF mothers
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al AZ s. tr- cure 7- rn''C, and = be hss'
reu.e,.y tJr ..a.. IL ,-.Il relieve the .,,Ju.
li-.lP sr-err. ifvsnRt fufG'v. sold D., Ora
In every part o. the world. TNvruIv-Iiye c-nts
a 'a5tIe. Re I~~ and - ros ''Nfr-. "'gs-
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The Florida star., 1900-05-18

:. =. Hood, just'rc of the peace, Crosby.
MIS-. m.tArs the tollnNiHg statement: Il can
certify that One Minute Cough Cure will de-
all that = claimed fur Il. Ny wife could moi
get her breath ami the first dose of il relieved
her. Ii has also benefited nay whole family
IL acts immediately and cures coughs. colds.
group. grippe. bronchitis. asthma and all
throat and lung tr0uOl,s. b. X. Wilson & Son.
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have been a great sufferer from onst.yzti1A
for over O years. SOI-.lug gave Inc sEy reueL
Ny fs.t Ell l.. ss Acd aOdonls were b!1a'gc -
could not we'sg shoes on my feet and Only O1ss
orrss. I sAI Kirans TaLCies ADVERTISE i ia our
dgily paper. tOu hi some aud took them direct
Ell. Have taken tEon about three weeks AID tAers
Il surh a chang, an Lut constipatei any more
Gnd owe Il al 90 RiTans TabE!es. lam thirty.
seven year5 old. have no occupation. only Iay
household GUtir5 a. LuIslns my sicx hu hand
He has had tie dropsy and an trying Elpans
Tahules for him. He feels some better LGt 10 siu
take GONE tine. hs hns Deen Eirk go loag. Yos
nlAy uss my letter AZ. uGme E4 "a Ike.
FRA. EAEY GoEzAS CLARKE
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COnlIna Shadows.

A gauHy "a. = tr-eT i.,u IHcIr iaIr
Az nul-h ...I-d -.r,sg hcdcCk the air,
Al ir4 -rIEt .H.,N auiU!Js lis LrW
An paEs!.s Sweet smile up IL you.
Ih,n ,pii.es IhJuLLl 10 every man
Who's pIpaI u l. .ar yDu ga! him I'm.
And Il suIu he'd li,r To just fores.e
WHAT s,I4! this sy4son's home club be.
fIiraru Nous
The Florida star., 1900-05-18

aGing some Of the Testimonials In favor u
klpaI-s TabL.ss. ! tried them Eipans TaOules nos
only relieved but actually suTed ny yOun sster.
tie he-d.c IS k-Ts disappeared. bowels are IL
good cpH'''.,9 E..I hc never complains OF his
st1.I-r.. !t ..t. = ret chubby 4 Iesd boy. This
w.....--fr' s..: :. e attribute TO Iipans TayUles-
! Aiu r!.sa' .. Il they viii bsEsf,t any one from
tr- rrcl, - U4! agsI II tAlen according IA dirso
t.IuE. y W. PRIcA
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Trying 10 save himself.

Spudds-I hear that Perkasie is already
tired Of his engagement 10 Miss Askin.
Sprocketts-lt is true. lie has been
trying To back pedal for quite awhile
Detroit Free Press.
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- - q 80 " = - " ~ -
place without Srtting z
heAdAcEe aud sIcG al Iay
stomach. Ihr@.J ab0as
ilpAus TahEl-sITUHi an
Aun. Of u.lns U4O W1H
taking them for cataTEb
or tile stO.aRsn. Sc uld
ruuad suca re!t y I. IA
tnr.r use sheAdy.sc,i ne
10 tEEO them U'o. AndI
have been dO.as - since
last OctOber. and viii
Eay they have complete
ly cured my headaches.
/ am twenty nine years
old. You are weiccTs
% uSe this testimonial
Mira J. BEoOKHTzh
The Florida star., 1900-05-18

Tsbules regularly. She kseps afew cartons Ripans
TAsules in -- L.uEe and says she will not he with
out them The heartburn ana Eee yie-sIcss have
EIsapp, ared with the In tir-- -!1n which
formerly so great burden for her CuE whole
family .alethe T. buls reUlar,y espcc! lly after
= hearty meal Ny mother IL MY years Cf re
aad Is enjoying the hes: of health Ani 90 !-,
eats hearty meals. al ImposEihl.:y iC' "a s-s
aooS Ripans TAbules- AS-oH u. EiA-EES.
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ksteuaIln n-uE .s =. ugoh Ah
- S~ ~g -
u-oGv Lss,LESA A, , - - }
cHIciL %
Euss sTLsUsn snA szr srss
snahAbsEEn Taeyt PA
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nraeraa.Year.oii l.oI

ny sevsa-yeAr-oid LoJ
Suffered with pains IN
his head. eOnstipatioE
aud complained OF bis
stomach. Hs could nos
eat ike children OF hia
age do and has he
did eat did not agree
wita h!m- He wAs thlA
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nnnt to inform rou

want to inform you.
In words OF hi.Eest
praise. Of the D-nefit
I have derived from
RiDAns TEJ-.lTa. ! am n
prufrS.iunal Uur~e and
Ia this profession ACle1r
head IL aIws - Ls'-ced-
Rit.Cns Taol.vs does 10.
After one OF Ily cases /
fouaimy self completely
rln down. hct,ng on tho
advice OF Ar Grp. Row
sr. Pm. g., SIS Newark
Ave. Jersey CIty. i To- :
P'aaiIs Tahules with
grand r..Su.ts.
kIss BEssIE WIzDAAH.
The Florida star., 1900-05-18

HOIhPr vas troubled
with hear burn and
G.-eplessness. caused By
Indigestion. for . good
MANY wears. one day
EsIe Ga-NF . testimonial
in the paper intOrs'as
Ripans Tabules. she
C-sc=nlineitO give them
. tT.al. VAS greatly
relieved By thelr Use
falgaa Tha
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! have been suffering from headaches eres
since ~as - llttle EirL eoEid never ride IN
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ROBBINS 4 GRAHAM,
ATTORNEYs-AT.LAw

GITUSyILt r., FLORIDA.
Office hours-l0 To IL a IN. and tO d m.
Will practice in all courts, state and federal
Special facilities for examining and perfect
ing land titles.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-29
Concluded from First page,

and A. R Gumaer for 81 900 each.
Other donations we're made, but
were in considerably smaller sums.
One hundred and sixty acres of
ground were also donated. Since
ground was broken six months
ago, work has been continuous.
There are two furnaces, the ca
pacity of each being 300 tons daily.
The primary object was to furnish
better market for the medium
and lower grades of Cripple Greek
ores, which have sadly needed bet
ter methods; but it has expanded
into a general custom affair, de-
signed to handle the sulphide ores
of Leadville and the Silver Cliff
mining district. The entire plant
is practically fire proof. being en-
closed in steel buildings. All the
machinery and appliances of every
kind are of the latest improved
manufacture. The plans are COM
pleted for increasing its capacity
to l,20O tons per day. when the
output of ore shall require such
expansion
Its advent will be hailed with
general rejoicing among the min
ers in every part of the West.