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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-01
srnCK TRANSACTIONS.

STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
Ajax-7OO at 90. ZOO at 92ia; 400 at 90;
300 at 81, 100 at GOV 100 at 9ls 100 at
92x; 100 at 93ls 10 at 93ii
Anohor--i0O at s225.
Daly--10O at $3.50. 100 at SEAS; 100 at
s242h; 100 at So Az; l00at s2.4l; 100 at
t240is: 100 at s2,39.
DAILY. west---50 at s33.52is 100 at
$685. 50 at sSS.57h
Dexter--l00 at slf4. 400 at s1.i5.
Lower Mammoth.-.S00 AT $50; 200 at
S.f2; 100 at s3.72ls 100 at s3.i3is; 200 at
s375; 100 at sS.7ih.
May Day-.l00 at 46; 100 at ass 200 at
45la, 100 at ASK 100 at ~.
Northern Light--l,0O0 at ~; 5000 at
bN.
Ontario-100 at ss25,
Sacramento--500 at 37&.
Silver Shield-b00 at l0% 1000 at III;
1900 at TX, 1000 at III; S,l00 at lin;
400 at l2 1890 at l1S
Star Consolidated--l00 at "; 200 at
I'M.
Tesora--aOO at &c. 500 at 90; 100 at
5Sh 100 at IS; 100 at 57lk; 200 at SIN;
1000 at 81.
valeo-lOO at So; 700 at SoMi 600 at
81.
Ben Butler-l 900 at G7s; 1000 at 6%.
Golden Eagle 900 at 2&.
Joe Bowers, 900 at |.
Yankee Consolidated-50o at 12h.
Shares sold, 1880.
Selling value--s20,S l7.T.
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ANENT THE OIL FINDS.
MIR. David I. Day Speaks of Dis
coverics In Other Places.

In an article on the Petroleum indus
try in Mining and Metallurgy, Or. Da-
vid T. Day says: Petroleum occurs
most Irregularly. both geographically
and geologicaly. II y found here and
there IN the Old World as well as in the
New,
There Is no geological period charac-
teristic of H. We find II in Tertiary
sands anu gravels In Russia and in Cal
ifornia. and In rocks as old as the lower
Slluran. in Ohio and Indiana Even in
eruptives We find occasional traces OF IL
or Of allied bliumens.
In California, in Texas, and else
where In this and In other countries.
prospecting goes on apace, and oil wells
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and address, or courso T..
pe so foolish as to atten5', ". Sssa 30,
oillcer, and 10 pretsnd v y hiA Az
GEAR and dumb, and tbe,s .1sI ~ Nm
oe expected to know The ', AZ. s'saM
tween the roadway ana ,aIus'.ieA \.
would QUIZ do you no good 'as aavs
The proper thing FOR von
circumstances is to con vim i" /, . ha.
that your machine has lug NE 0ae,
you. The instant You ss .u, a., as'y VIII
ma chine at right angles IN , nun IN. lars d.
cross the road to the onn W we pan III
"wobbIing,' as you do D 10 t,aS sa' Y
side. The moment the msch Tvn 8 b
on the opposite Sidewalk ," -
again again into the roadway, avoSSn.,s.i
before. When you reach ,b vOS ..l9 =
the roadway fall over eer, t%e 10y, ma'sa
mn iI,,: and when you l piet ' ,a,,.,
up, remark cheerfully TO M ' osl
III learn TO ride this tblnS wy -. .a;s |,
break every bone in nv hoSS2 "fl
. ms ,.nlls VIII convince him hat "a, !,
a novice, and that clrcumstsrs. " S Y
your control brought yop and ,'., O''h
ehine on the sidewalk. Perhsn.' = ,, p,
o ,. as wei as an additional pre ! Dy.a
TO ask the officer to heln y S,v'' .a
mount. This will aid IN corv ~. y !, Y
tnat you are a helpless and ir, ,s NJ
Die idiot when you are cycling '' ~ /.
WI let You 60 with a gentle v ~. .
that II you have any friends You v1Ss
do well to sell your bicycle b IN ,v y.
meet with the fatal accident MAXI WV ~
a, awkwardness will render lneyitsts-
The January Pearson's.
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ITALIAN EDITOR IN COURT.
Arraigned on the Charge Of Being a
Fugitive from Justice.

This afternoon In Judge Tlmmony' $
court, b, Clambelii, the Italian editor
who was arrested by Officer Fltzmau-
rice the other morning. was arralgned
on the charge OF being a fugitive from
Justice from the State OF Colorado. The
charge against him Is that Of forgery.
Ciambelil expressed HIS willingness to
go back 20 Colorado at any time.
His examination was set for next
Monday.
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Cattle-Receipts 1000. Generally
steady. Good to prime steers 4S5a6.OO;
poor to medium 345G475; stockers and
feeders 2.75Q450; cows 2,65m4,l5; heifers
2.65Q45O; Gamers 2OOQ2.GO; bulls 2,76G
400; calves 40OG6.3O; Texas fed steers
4.O0Q4sO grassers S.S5q4OO; bulls 2.5O9
$50.
Hogs Receipts today $4,000 Tomor-
row 10000; left over 1850. Strong at
yesterdays closing prices. Top 6.45;
mixed and butchers 5.3Od5,45; good to
choice heavy 5.35Q545; rough heavy $40
$780, light 5.25Q54o: bulk Of sales 5.S5
G54O.
sheep-Receipts 5000. Generally
steady to strong Good to choice weth-
ers 4.25g4,75; fair to choice mixed 1856
@4.25; western sheep 425Q475; Texas
sheep 2.5OQ375; native lambs 4.40q5.25;
western lambs 5.0OG525.
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A BIG MORTGAGE
i, 4. Farnsworth Gives Mining
Claims as Security.

A mortgage from p. T. Farnsworth
and wife, Julia Farnsworth, to j. a.
Cunningham, covering the Carbonate,
Carlisle, Banner, Clara, Telegraph,
Trinity, Trinity Mill Site, Rustn, Rich
mond. Revere, Penrlth, Murray, Lead
mine, Louise, Fraction, First West OK
tension of the Telegraph, June Blossom,
Lead Mil Site, Richmond. Spring Sum
nit. Nash, mining claims, situate In
the West mining district to secure a
loan of $4,000 has been filed for record
with County Recorder Aston.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha, March 1.--Cattle-Reoelpts,
LOO. Active. strong. Native beef
steers. 4.O0d5.30, western steers, S.70Q
I 80; Texas steers, 3 00nS.S0 cows and
heifers. 3.15q4.25, Gamers, 2.O0a9. co.;
stockers and feeders, 3,25Q4 80; calves,
i.0OG7 25; bulls stays, ETC., 2,50qi.25.
Hogs--Receipts, 10000. About cents
lower Heavy, 5,221sN5,27h; mixed,
5.22s05. %; light, 5.20d5 22h pigs, $50
G515, bulk Of sales, 8. 22lsG5.25,
Sheep-Receipts 1.S0O. Steady to
strong; yearlings, 4.35G460; westerns,
i.OO64. 40 ewes. 3 50I3,75; common and
stock sheep, 3.65a3 IS; lambs, 1906 90,
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TEsoRa OPERATIONS.
Material for the New Mil IL all Ar
ranged for.

Two cars OF ore were shlpepd yester-
day from the Tesora Of Tlntlc, No re-
turns have yet been received from the
new discoveries In the property, one Of
which Is In the Cornucopla claim re-
Gently bonded by the company. Every
thing Is being hurried along for the
early completion Of the new mill The
shafting. jigs. tables and crusher have
been ordered from the Trent Machinery
company while the order for the 100
horse power boiler has also been placed.
Two sets Of rolls at one time In use at
the Cochitl, IN New Mexico, will be
brought from Denver. In the meantime
the construction work will be hurried
along as quickly as possible,
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver, Colo, March 1,--Cattle---Re-
celpts, 1000 Steady, good demand;
beef steers, 8 50Q4 49, cows, 2.25q3. rs;
feeders, freight paid TO river, S.00@A. ;
stockers, do, S.00qi.SO; bulls. stags,
etc, 2,00@S %.
Hogs-Receipts, 200. Weak and low
err. Light packers, b,2OQ5.25; mixed
and heavy, 22ia95.275.
Sheep loo. Steady and I'M
changed.
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KANSAS CITY. LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, No. March 1,-Cattle--
Receipts 1000, Good cattle steady and
active. Others about steady. Native
beef steers 470G55O; Texas steers S7OQ
ASS; Texas cows 26Oq40O; native cows
and helfers 2.50d45O; stockers and feed
ers ST544.S0; bulls 2.S5q440; calves 400
G6.00. .Na l'1g
Hogs-Recsipts 10000 Steady; bulk
Of sales 435G5.i5; heavy 5sOG545;
packers 5.25a5.35; mixed 5.20G5.S5; light
5.l5G5S0 workers. 510d5.SO; pigs 400
sos.
sheep--Recelpts 1000. Strong. Nut
tons 3.75Gij0; lambs 4S0q5.00
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-01

OFFICE BOARD OF B.. P .II -
salt Lake City, Utah, hA y, M, oss = =
pro posals WILDE receise,sa, s y i ' iSis'
lSs M n Rcd Fine Piles s ~ Is =, y,
l Lse LAVA 70 waive any lniormallp ~
any and all bids, = nooty. chtfSS
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

New York. Feb. 2s.-Butter7-R Receipts,
1898 packages dull and weak. Cream
cry, l1q2ic; June creamery, l5G2Ohc;
factory, iidi5c.
Eggs-Receipts, 6,l33 packages; bare
ly steady. Western. at mark, HQl7ke,
Southern. at Mark, l6lkMl7c.
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SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY,

A new coffee Is puzzllng the scientists
of the Paris Academy. II grows wild IN
an island of the coast Of Africa, and Its
striking pecularities Is that II is entirely
caffeine. to which ordinary coffee owes
Its excltant properties. A consequent
advantage Is that It may be taken as a
beverage at night without risk Of in
sommia. The botanical characteristics
are practically those Of ordinary coffee
nut there Is distinct difference In
chemical composition. and Distinguish
ed German and French botanlsts have
been unable to decide whether II be-
longs TO the same species as ordinary
conee, or should rank as a new species
ordinary coffee growing on the same
islahd contains LIZ per cent Of caffeine
The ripening Of cheese is not yet I'M
derstood, much as II has been studied
one authority supposes that in hard
cheeses the effect Is due 10 outside hact-
era that make their way Inward from
the surface; but another student OF the
subject believes the cause 10 be tactic
pactaria that are present in the milk
ana are distributed uniformly through
the cheese. Recent evidence in favor
OF the latter view Is the finding that
rlpenlng occures with absolute uniform
ity through the whole cheese.
n novel apparatus for lnspectIng
boiler tubes is the invention of M Vim,
sonneau. II consists Of an extentinn
tube, al one end Of which Is an incan.
descent electric lamp. with an angular
plane reflector while at the other end
Is a similar reflector TO receive The rsys
ana an eye-piece magnifylng the image
IN the tests made. this apparatus has
SHOWN serious internal defects in boiler
'upes thst outside seemed quite sound.
IN trial OF two Liverpool steamships
the remarkable economical results have
oeeh equivalent to the carrying OF a ton
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MONEY AND BONDS.
sngar-naw steadyl rellned. dull.
CHICAGO MARKETS.

PRODUCE.
Chicago. March Inlay wheat opened
at 15Sq76 and broke to 75bqA.
Close; Wheat--March, 7SA; May 75%
an.
Corn--March, $685. May, Az
Oats-March, 24Aq%; May 25hqS.
pork-March, 1890; May, i4OIls July,
1885.
Lard-March, Za5; May. 7.iO; July
l,45, Sept, 7.52kQ755.
Rlbs-March, $685. May, 700; July,
7O5; Sept. Zi2h.
Cash. wheat-No 2 red, 7S%Q7G&;
No. 3 red. 72Q75la; No, hard winter,
71Aq72%; No. 8 hard winter, 7Ol5a72A,
No | northern spring, 7iA@76%; No. 2
northern spring. 7iAQ76%; No. spring,
67a74h.
Corn-No. O. S9h; No. 3, 39ah.
Oats--No. 2, 1854 No. 3, 25h.
Rye--50.
Barley--SSQ59.
Timothy--4.4O.
Flax--16l.
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esIRAY POUND Nol's.'

ONE LIGHT BAY ". q 90; y
wears old. brand l9o ss ~ sbosl,,s, 7, y
Also looksiike brand dS ga az, descri',s,ss :
down face. n the aps seffs ',,s
i not taken away on , ~ fsirsy
jaoi, abe will be .olo ~ Vi psoourdke's
IN %. John v. Mstiof' iV
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SAN FRANCISCO WOOL MARKET

San Francisco Feb. 2S.--Wool quota
lions; Spring-Nevada. ilal3c: eastern
Oregon, lOai3c; valley Oregon, 1ial5c.
Fall-Mountain lambs. 90l0c: san Joa-
qnin plains 697c; Humboldt and Men
doclno. 1OGllc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-01

Chicago. Feb. 2S-on the produce
exchange today the butter market was
active; creamery, l5q2Shc; dairy, 100
lsc; cheese. quiet. iohGilhc; eggs quiet
fresh, i6iAc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-01
SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.

San Francisco, March 1.--Wheat-
Steady May, 49, December, l.Oih
cash 95.
Barley-No sales; cash, 72h.
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st. Louis, March 1.--Wool and weak
territory and western medium, l4al6is
fine, 1lG14la cease, 1lGn
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MCCORMICK & co

MCCORMICK q co,
Silver and lead Ores. o.. E, .. so, 500
BAMBERGER q MCMILLAN.
Bullion. -. 80. -. -, -. ......s2, 705
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE ia,
Take Iaiatlvenromo Qalnlns Tabls,s ma.
glsls tefund NE money u falls b Gun 4
uTo'ss signature ia on eachbor. gc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-01

Write the doctor freely all the particulars in
your case. You will receive prompt reply. Ad.
dfess. Dr. J. q. AYER. Lowell. Mass
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-01

The great chemical nroblem NJ the
century. states Or Andrew Wilson. Is
10 determine the real nature NJ the go
called elements These have been long
regarded as distinct substances. but
may be merely variations Of some uni
versal common matter. II this proves
10 he so. We may we'll believe that the
old alchemisis' dream Of Transmitting
one element into another may yet be
realized.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-01

S5A American Smelling preferred, eVsh !
A. $. r.. "a; A. s. r. preferred, VIZ b.
X. r., 1874 u. & o., SSk, y. q q. pre-
ferred, So. c. 10. Il O.. l4iA y {. ~
l5Is; G. +. & l., 42h; c. G.. w, VA
Continental Tobacco, AZ; c. 4 o. fl%'
G. a. A.. 3s4; G. & A. preferred, l41s -,
4 X. G., soy: d. q H., iG5h; General
Electric, III; e. s.. 4Iis; r s, preferred
S7h Glucose, 40. l. o., 1909, Il. & NJ
92h Leather, 1874 Leather preferred
l3A NJ. * q T. preferred. ga man.
haitian, HIS; Metropolitan street
Railway l6l; Mo. Pacific, 50, Northern
Pacific. 1914 Northern Pacific preferred
S7i N. Y. Central, i3S%; Pennsylvania
1925: Pacific Mail, 80, Peoples Gas,
1924 Reading, 8Oi2; Reading first pre-
ferred, 70Is; Reading second preferred
i0A Rock Island, l23A Rubber, IVA
Southern Pacific, 49, ST. Louis, lozs'
Sugar, 142%; T. c. Il l., 52; Union IA
ciic. S6% Union Pacific preferred SSA;
w. T., S67s.
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on coli nominally per cent
Prime mercantile paper 3&a4h per
cent
Sterling exchange easier with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at
.4.S7hQA for demand. and at isiqA
for sixty days.
Postedsrates, 4.S55 and 4,SSh.
Commercial bills, iSSh4A,
Silver certificates, 6lhq63,
Bar silver, eiis.
Mexican dollars. 10.
Government bonds. frmer Refund
ing g.. registered l05is; do. coupon
LOS; 3d. registered and coupon, III;
new Is. registered and coupon, l,SSi
old Is, registered, llS do. coupon
La; IS. registered and coupon, Lila
SUGAR.
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BOSTON COPPER.
VT. LOUIS WOOL.

Boston, March LIB. & NJ, 1856; B. &
b., Sc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-01

Inc sudden demand for calcium car
bide and carborundum, II Is pointed out.
has caused other similar products OF the
electric furnace to be overlooked. That
some OF these will prove OF great i'm
portance In the future seems more than
probable. Molssan finds that, In gener-
al, the carbdes Of the metals are decom-
posed by water like calcium carbide,
but those Of the metalloids are not. The
carbides of tungsten. vanadum, chro-
MUM and iron form an intermediate
groupe Carbldes of the. alkales and
alkaline earths give acetylene; Of az
minimum and beryllium, pure methane;
of manganese, equal volumes of hydro
gen and methane; and Of the rare
oarths, cerium, etc, mixtures of actylene
methane and ethylene. Besides Yield
Ing the gases when water Is poured on
them, the carbides have the valuable
property Of powerful reducing action
on metallic oxides, The various siiicides
and borldes, as prepared in the electric
furnace are among the most stable
substances known, and their great hard
ness fits them for cutting. grinding and
polishing. Siliclum carbide, or carbon
undum, Is now made on a large scale
for these uses,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-01

So II Is very like the system in use in
this country, No, think the sentl-
ment in Canada is In opposition TO an
nexation to the United States. You see
we could hardly wish for greater free
dom than We have with so much pro-
lection"
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ORE AND BULLION REPORT.

Today's ciearings.. =, :. =. 1886 i32 s.
Same day last year,. 49,, 41,215.g.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

WIN, II, child stock Broker,
400 Dooly Block Telephone 6ei-2.
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n. Dinwoodey Furniture r

3-I + + 2I i ,
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OF cargo more than $50 miles with
pennyworth Of coal. Quadruple- expan-
sion flve-crank engines are used, work
Ing at a pressure OF 267 pounds per
square Inch with steam superheated
to nearly 500 degrees T.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-01

Renewed evidence Of the depilatory
effect of high tension electric currents
has been reported 20 the Vienna Society
Of Physicians When the hairy skin
was evposed for twenty Minutes to the
silent DISCHARGE ~ the NEGATIVE pole Of
a powerful RuhmorN coil, such MS Is
used In producing Rontgen rays. the
hairs commenced IN fall out; red and
innamed' and after the third exposure
the hair bulbs became atrophied.
Complete badness Of the exposed spot
followed within three days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-01

Father Thomas j. Larkln, who is
president OF All Hallows' college, re-
turned yesterday from California. He
went to the coast a month ago for his
health and comes back very much bet
ter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-01

The oldest mummy yet discovered, the
unique relic lately acquired by the
British Museum Is the body of man
| about 5 feet Q inches In height A bit
OF hair yet remaining suggests that its
| original color was fair, the hands and
| feet are small, and the intellectual
formation OF the head indicates that the
| man was OF a superior race. II Is be-
| lieved that he represents the original
| Inhabitants OF Egypt. who were con-
| duered by Asiatlc invaders about 5000
! r. c.. and subsequently, intermingled
with the conquerors to form the race
| known as Egyptians. The oval grave
| In sandstone rock was covered with
large slabs Of stone, and surrounded by
flnts and earthenware pottery.
As a dlslnfectant. alcohol Is placed by
Drs Salzwedel and Elsner between car
bollc acid and corrosive suhlmate. and
It has the advantage Of being much
less poisonous than either Its most
powerful sermicide action Is in strengths
between 50 and 90 per cent.
Vlscln. new base for ointments, tee,
Is a benzine solution Of Glutlnous sub
stance obtained from the bark Of twigs
II IL syrupy, very adhesive liquid OF
a dark green color.
The alr-purher OF French physician.
Intended for the use In rooms where the
windows cannot well be onened. is nut
up In double packets, like seidlitz
powders A piece Of tin foil or oiled
paper contains white barum peroxide
saturated with perfume in concentrat-
ed form and In the other paner Is
powdered potassium permanganate IN
the correct proportions, on mixing the
powders In water, oxygen Is set free.
improving the air and spreading the
agreeable odor II dlsinfectlon alone Is
required, for which the powders are
useful. the perfume may be left out.
splphurous acid gas is used In a new
British apparatus for eytlnRushing fires
in shlps holds. store Of sulphur Is
carried In generating chamber, and
10 ignited by piece Of burning waste
when fire Is discovered. the gas that IL
quickly generated being forced nv a
fan into the compartment containing
the burning cargo. The flames are soon
nuenched a special condenser then
draws the gas forward and backward
over the heated material until they be-
come sn cool that they viii not burst
into flames again when the air Is at
last gradually introduced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-01

TO PREVENT THE GRIP
Laxative Bromo- Oulnine removes the causs
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CLOSING STOCKS.

Atchison, 55%; Atchison preferred.
$50; a. S. & W. 40A: A. s. a. ". pre.
ferred, 95is; American Tobacco, fsOx
american. Tin Plate, Ga; American Tin
Plate preferred. %; American Smelling,
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-29
Ladies Muslin Underwear

This is new departure for us,
and workmanship, material used,
and the style of our garments, at
ths prices, will, we are sure, make
this one of the leading depart
ments of our store.
Ladies Muslin Gowns
Made of the very best material
possible and intended to sell at a
much higher price than quoted,
60c, 75c, S5c, <1.00, sl.25.
Ladies' Muslin Skirts
Material the best, wide Hamburg
houncing, dust ruiiie; an excellent
value ........ Soc to Sl.25
Ladies Muslin Chimies, Diawers
and Corset Covers in all grades.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-29
Being overhauled.

McLain d Wilkes ara "cleaning
house" in their law Office today
A brand new, full body, Brussels
carpet is laid on the floor, and a
fine, new Smith-Premier type
writer grnces the writing desk
Two dozen Macey's sectional book
cases stand against the north wall.
They are. without doubt, the best
and finest in the county and have
automatic and unbinding doors,
the door springs allowing it to
work either way A new set of
law books has been ordered and
whom they arrive will give the firm
very complete library, The Of
flee is being generally overhauled.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-29
Mr.. Bastow's Condition.

The following letter WAS receiv-
ed by Street Commissioner Lock
ard this morning and we publish
it thinking the friends of Mr. Bas-
to will be Interested in knowing of
his circumstances:
Salida, Colo. March q.
Mr. John Lockard. Florence.
Dear Sir Our Mr. Robert Bas-
tow Is getting along nicely and
while he is not entirely out OF
danger, still he is nearly so. His
remaining eye is doing quite well
at present aud he can count the
fingers on one hands, which |
consider very good at the present
time Will keep you informed as
to his progress. Yours truly,
DR. L n. CocHEMs.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-29
Good for High School!

Word was received this morning
by Superintendent Durfee, that
the Florence high school has been
paced on the accredited list of
the Colorado College. This GER
tainly speaks well for the efficiency
OF the faculty of the high school
Promise has also been received
from the state university to take
the same steps. This will enlitle
graduates of our high school to
enter these higher institutions
without examination
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-29
Coming.

The Marshall Daily Progress
says of Rev l. B. Wickersbam:
His addresses are replete in witty,
eloquent, pathetic and charming
language, uttered by voice sweet
in sound like that OF flute. We
have had Watterson, ingalls, and
McIniire. but none delight and in
struct AS this gifted man Dir.
Wickersham will preach morning
and evening in the Methodist
church next Sunday %
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-29
Elected New officers.

The Presbyterian church people
held their election of officers last
night and selected the following
Trustees for three years, Prof
Miller, James A. Condit, n, C
Mcconnell, Miss Martha Eakin
and Miss Daisy Vickers. Trus.
tee for one year, James Montgom
cry. Deacons for three years
Misc Bessie Mcconnell, Mrs w
j Daniels and Cyrus Brainard
l.. p. Park was elected deacon for
one year. Treasurer, ID. A. Jack.