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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-01-04
Health In The Pines.

Kinney's Rheumatic and Kidney
Remedy-"K. R. K. Ran infalli-
ible remedy for rheumatism, diseases
of the kidneys and bladder, sciatlca
and heart trouble; a California remedy
composed Of the pure, essential oil Of
the buds Of our forest trees, pines, etc.
together with the extract of a plant
healing in its nature; clear as crystal
chemically pure; small doses giving
quick relief, and, in most all cases, a
radical and final cure.
The healing medicinal properties Of
these buds are wonderful. Taken in
ternally, this remedy will expel the
poison urea, uric acid and vitlated
phosphate salts. the causes of rheu-
matism, neuralgia, lumbago, sciatica
and Inflammation of the lining men,
brane Of the heart, or heart trouble.
Will prevent the change Of the pure
constituents of the urine into the poi
son sediments, stop the production Of
albumen, the cause Of Bright's disease;
will expel the saccharine matter, the
cause Of diabetes; stop the pain in the
back and sciatic nerves; heal and allay
irritation and Inflammation of the kid
neys and urinary passage; rectify in
confluence and retention of urine,
prostate trouble; eliminate the calcu-
lus, sand and gravel and stop their
further production.
The ever increasing sales of this
remedy throughout California, Oregon,
Washington, Idaho. Arizona, Montana
and so many States east, is the evil
dence Of its genuine merit.
Price Sl.25 per bottle, go days
treatment). Sent by mail or express
in metal case. Enclose Is cents in
stamps for trial bottle 10 days treat
ment) sent by mail. Address
KINNEY MEDICAL Co.,
Lock Box ia, Los Angeles, Cal.
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Having a Great Run On Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy.

Manager Martin, of the Plerson drug
store, informs Us that he is having a
great run on Chamberlaln's Cough
Remedy. He sells five bottles Of that
medicine to one Of any other kind, and
it gives great satisfaction. In these
days Of Ia grippe there is nothing like
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to stop
the cough, heal up the sore throat and
lungs and give relief within a very short
time. The sales are growing, and all
who try it are pleased with its prompt
action.-South Chicago Daily Calu-
met. For sale by C. w. Kinney & Co.
Druggists.
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A very enjoyable surprise party was
given to Mr. and Mrs T. Gaynor and
Roy Parker, at the beautiful home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Smith on Wednesday
evening.
Music was rendered throughout the
hour of luncheon. The table was
spread in the spacious dining room,
and was laden with all kinds of good
things to eat.
In behalf Of the Willing Workers,
of which Mrs. Gaynor is a member,
Mrs, Smith, in a few chosen words,
presented the honored guests with ele-
giant gifts, as tokens Of the love and
high esteem in which they are held in
our community. Mr.. and Mrs. Gay
nor responded with much feeling in
words Of appreciation.
After partaking Of the bountiful re-
past, ell returned to the parlor, and at
a late hour the guests joined in sing
ing God Be With You Till We Meet
Again" Sad adieus were then said
TO the friends who are soon to leave
US. We regret to lose them from our
midst, but We know they will receive a
cordial welcome in their new home in
Oakland.
Among those invited were; Mr.. and
Mrs. Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Emery, Nh.
and Mrs. A. O. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Behler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Crosby, Mes
danes, Summers, Epperson, Greer,
Gregory. Brown, Proctor, Painter,
Behler, Lewis, Wilson, the Misses,
Anna Summers, Callie and Bessie
Austin, Lottie Ownes, Clara Lewis,
Ethel Epperson, Syne Smith, Grace
Taylor Of Red Bluff. CAL, Messrs,
Blaine Epperson, Jesse Smith and viii
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Made of pure mineral ground
in the best Linseed Oil, and is
remarkable for its high polish
and lasting qualities.
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Live Stock Association.

The Fourth Annual Convention Of
the National Live Stock Association
will be held at Salt Lake City from
Jany. 18th, to Jany. 18th. The rail-
roads have offered a rate Of one full
fare for the round trip. Any person
wishing to attend will notify the Agent
50 he can arrange for tickets.
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Its Fire Proof.
Furnished Mixed

and ready Tor use, in barrels or by the
gallon, at about one half the price asked
for common paint.
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For Rent.

The most conveniently arranged and
desirable 5-room cottage in Wads-
worth, with bath room, clothes closet,
pantry and hot and cold water, to a
party who will buy the furniture and
furnishings Of present occupant. En-
quire Of J. G. DRlscoLL.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-01-04

Such little pills as De Wits Little
Early Risers are very easily taken and
they are wonderfully effective in clean
sing the liver and bowles. Kinney &
Go.
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Chilb1ains. Too.

My daughter has used Trib TO relieve
chilblains, and | have not known it to
fail 10 give immediate relief. w. W..
ELLIS, Sacramento, California.
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VIM. Crlsler of Carson was commit
ted to the Hospital for Mental Diseases.
He is one Of the most popular men in
western Nevada.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-05-23

age to so bout doubtin with all that
evidence ag'ln Sim. It's too plumb
plain for doubtin."
lis S0.' agreed another Then no
added, "My land, what you reckon
they'll do with Sim for itY'
Lord, they'll hang him, OF course I"
some one replied. "rhcy'rc shore to-"
i uunno,' Hicks said. "If Sim done
IT, he had right smart cause for Il
IN guess mcbby the court would md
some or them cXtcnuatin circumstances
10 sortcr help him out. Anyhow, Sim
amt ketched yit, an kctchin comes
aforc hangin"
hy Josh, Jake, that are fact! Sim
amt ketched yit, an bet ho mint
a-goin to be ketchcd nuthcr. No,
stree! Hes got clear plumb away
fore this"
DON'T you so an fool yourself 'bou-
thht,' Thorn said. 1T takes Il mourhtv
slsht smarter fcllrr than Sim Banks to
keep out or thc way OF the law, an If
he amt ketchcd in lrSs'n a week IN hn
pow'rul fooled"
"Wnal. IL they do kctch him" IIicks
remarked. Il hope they won't d, moth,
IN much to him"
oi'' thcy wont do nothin more than
hang him. Thorn observed. "ou my
notion Is they're most shore IN dn ,h,t
lhrm Kind OF circumstances Won sn,,.o
or while ago amt a.gon TO emf murh
hggcr In Sims case. ANYHOW thrv,u
shore send him up to prison for lifc NJ
the very best"
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-05-23

Lord" Thorn exclaimed, rIf L
hadn't gone an clear forgot all bout
him! But l amt no notion who he
was uohow."
He 'Dearcd to take n right smart
lntrust In the murder, didn't heY"
"Shore. 'Pearcd to think 1t was n
painful pity Melvin got killed."
did SO. Acted like it made him
considerable sorry. l bet he's pow'ful
tender hearted"
"purty good sort Of fellcr, I guess.
But, say, fellcrs, what you reckon
Louecsy Banks thinks bout the way
things has turned outY'
II dunno, Pm Shore" Hicks replied.
Guess mebby She don't know nothin
bout It."
Lord, If she does l reckon she can't
feel none too good with her sweetheart
dead an her husband n murderer"
"That is Il lie, Jim Thorn-every
word a lie!'
They started and looked around, and
there among them stood Louisa, her
face white and drawn, her form trem-
bling, but look Of dreadful earnest
ness In her eyes.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-05-23
BY THOMAS
p. MONTFORT
leate. Rclentlessly she said.
opyn1GIIr. 1ool BY THOMAS p. MONTFORT


laate. Rclentlcssly she said:
| Yes, your sweetheart has been kill
| ed, an 1t was your husband murdered
him. an you, Louccsy Banks, are re
sponsible for it ALL"
with one wild, hcartrcnding shricl;
Louisa fell back I'm dead faint.
| Two hours later Il group OF men wore
standing In front of Hicks store dis
cussing the murder. Some there were
| who talked, and some there were who
| only listened. Pap Sampson, Jason
Roberts and Sam Morgan were OF tho
latter. jim Thorn, still occupying the
position OF supreme Importance in the
| village. was saying:
mo, Sir, men, I've got nothin on
earth agIn Sim Banks, an thar's not Al
man IN the world I'd bcfrcnd quicker
than l would him, but in spite of all
that can't Shut my eyes to the plain
lact that everything goes to show that
Sim Banks fired the shot that killed
Melvin"
IL hate moughtily to think Sim could
do sich n thing" Hicks remarked
"but I'm afcard III have to own thnt
everything seems to point pow'fu
strong ag'in him."
cor co'Sc it does" Thorn agreed.
Lord, Jake, rs much as hate to SAY
it, | got to own that it's plumb plain
case. In tie fuSt place. Sim had en-.
son for KILN Mclviu. an thar wa at
nary another soul in this whole section
that did have reason. You know
that's so, don't you!"
"l'm afeard it is, jim" Hicks uL
mttcu.
"rhen yistcdy cvcnin. jest bcfetr
Melvin must "a been killed." Thorn
went on, Sim was seen goin down
into them woods With his gun on his
shoulder. He knowrd Melvin was al
the store here, no doubt, an would Uu
n-paSsin through them woods on hin
way to Turner's. What more likely
than that he went down thar an hid
behind that tree till Melvin come along
then upcd an drappcd himT
ut pears TO look like ii mought "A
been that away" Hicks replied 1T
does shore"
"Thcn Oh top OF all that" Thorn
added. "iS the fact that Sim Banks is
gone or else IS in hidin somrwhar
Now, why would he run off or hide If
he want guilty OF somcthn? And
what could he he guilty Of If it ain't
this murdcrI'
Hicks sighed and shook his head.
Il reckon you must be right, jim"
he said, though | hate wussn piZen
to have to say so. Ycs, it looks like
Sim must "a done It. 1t does shore"
"Of course he done It," another said
cmphatically. Lord. that's Jest as
plain to my mind as the nose on your
face. | don't see how nnybody'd man
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-05-23

''Waa1, I didn't see her come" he
said. "Any you fellcrs see her Gomez"
They all shook their heads.
"SOme folks lowed she'd tnko on a
heap over him an mebby give Sim fits
too"
Lord, she tuck right Off for Sim.
She jest acted for all the world like
she keered more for him than any
body"
ut would "a been mcughty good
thing If she'd "a tuck Off for him soon
er Std OF foolin with that other fcllcr,
a-gittin him killed an putin Sim into
this mess'
Il reckon that's SO, Iii, but I ain't
never Dlieved Louecsy Banks aimed to
90 nothin wrong. She was jest sorter
thoughtless, guess"
NO. sir; it's jest like I've said time
an agin. Jake. Whenever you go an
send gal Off to them doggonc colleges
you jest naturally spilc her for all time
10 come. BY gosh. you jest rs well
take her out an knock her in the head.
That's all in the worlds the matter of
Louccsy Banks"
"No, low her an Sim jest naturally
didn't suit"
"Co'se they didn't after she'd gone
down thar an tuck up Il lot OF doggone
fool notions. They'd "a suited well
enough If it hadn't been for that she
lowed she'd got to have one Of them
white shirt fcllcrs or she couldn't ncy-
er be happy. It's that dad burn college
done it ALL"
"St!ll, Iii, edications q pow'ful good
thing"
Not for gal, it amt"
"Why"
"Waal, she amt got no use for it, m
It's Jest plumb shore to make a fool OF
hcr. Lord. man, even, don't need so
aWful blame much cdicatlon to git Oh
all right"
"I0u think sop
II know it. Take myself, for in
stance. | amt never had no edication
to speak Of. yt sec how sot on to that
jury that time. | managed bout run
min that court Jest rs well as any OF
them fellcrs down thar. If feller's
got 1t In him. he can git up in the world
even II lie nin't got no book rornin."
"Lord a-massy." Turner exclaimed,
"spcakin bout Scttin on to Jury
minds me Of somethin."
"What is itT Jason asked.
"Why, IL Sims ever ketchcd they'll
have to git jury to try him, un dun
no but likely enough III git n chance to
set on it,
lCoNCLUDED MKT WEEK
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-05-23
nNns ~ Shn rnnllnI

She passed through the door. and
Pap waited OH the outside. What
tranSpircd i'm that room no one save
Louisa ever knew. The dC0r stood
partially open. and Pap might have
looked I'm, but he would not have done
such thing for the world.
A quarter of an hour passed, and
then Louisa came out. Pap saw that
she was very pale. but perfectly calm.
Without a word he put out the light
and closed the door, and I'm perfect
silence they walked back home.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-05-23
CHAPTER Xxx.
PAP SAMPSON AS a FRIEND.

|
"Its a lie, q positive liep Louisa re-
pcatcd. with her gaze fixed steadily
on jim Thorn's face. 81 don't care If
the whole world says he did, and I
don't care what proof there Is against
him, l say Sim Banks never commit
ted such Il crime as murdcrH
"Thats what he didn't, Loueesy,"
anu Pap Sampson stepped to the wo-
mans side, thumped his cane firmly
against the ground and faced the otll-
ers dehantly. 81 say it, Jim Thorn.
an say 1t openly an abovcboard. an
III continue to say 1T till the last day
In the cvcnln, Sim Banks never took
| that mans life"
Louisa turned grateful look on the
old man, and the tears started to her
eyes.
"Fhank You, Pap, with my whole
heart" she said. Its comfort to
know that Sim has one true friend in
nll the world who will stand up In his
defense to the last"
An will stand up for him, Louecsy.
AS long as there's Il breath Of life in
my body III defend Sim Banks against
all the world. because | know he's an
innocent man."
Jim Thorn stood with his head bent
| and his gaze fixed on the ground. lie
| made II" reply to anything Louisa or
rap said Perhaps. for all that, he
| may Hav" been honest in his expressed
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-05-23

where the body lay. Leaving Louisa
oh tho outside, ho opened the door and
went IN ana struck a light. Then he
came pack to her and whispcrcd:
40" YOU can go In, an s'pose you'd
rnthcr go aloncT' '0' u
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-05-23

DOsITIONSl POSTTI0NSli NO OBJECT.
'A antee Of positions backed by 5000. Courses
unexcelled. Enter any timo. Catalogue free,
Address. COLIMBlABUSINESS CGLLE0E
JOLUHBIA, q, &
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-15

Prof BuItrick's Wednesday
evening dance was largely attended
last night
Carmody, the fu niture dealer
will outsell them all for cash.
42-44
As we go to press the BARRIERS
and clerks are playing base ball on
the local diamond Each team is
confident of success.
At Bookings second hand store
you can buy and sell all kinds of
furniture 24tf
d A. Galloway has gone out of
the second hand business. His
storeroom is occupied by H, J.
Pouder
Frank Pavitte, who formerly
conducted the Merchants Cafe.
today took charge of the boarding
house near the Portland cement
works Forty boarders will be ac
commodated.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-15
Theatrical Attractions.

Read what the Denver News
says of Miss Madeline Mcdonald
who is now leading woman of the
Madison Square Theatre company
which is to play here all next
week
"a fine audience. both Ms to
quality aud quantity, greeted the
Roanoke com pany at the Broad
way last night and were highly en-
tertained by delightful rendition
of Hal Reid's charming Southern
play Sentiment, pathos and in
tense situations are intermingled,
and are properly contrRsted by an
abundance of pure comedy. Miss
Madeline Mcdonald in the part of
Roanoke, the blind girl, was all
that could be asked and the other
characters were protrayed in a
faultless manner This is certainly
play and company that is moi a
waste of time 10 90 and see
Admission 10, 20 aud 30 cents
Ladies free NJ anday nighl
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-15
LOCAL NOTES.

Money to loan on improved realty
80, So. 100 q 100 months. II 5
Andrews bldg. 53-ml
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-15

II f Kruger, travelling freight
agent for the Rio Grande, was
sent here yesterday by the traffic
managers of the company to in
vestigate the present dissatis-
faction among the merchants. He
called upon a mum Der of them and
found that they really had kick
coming in the shabby treatment
accorded them in freight rates,
etc, but was informed that there
was no dissatisfaction with the
present depot force. Mr. Kruger
after investigating the matter
thoroughly, said that a change
would be made in the present way
of conducting affairs and made
s veral promises, which if executed
will be of advantage to Florence
and her people,
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-15
LOST

T OST- Between Pixies Peak avenue and West
II Third street, ladys gold watch hunting
on inside back lid. Liberal reward il returned
to this office 1914
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-15
Special Excursion.

Manitou to Parkdale Monday,
August 10, 81 round trip. 40-43
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-15

Mrs j c McCreery has just
finished handsome hand paint-
ing in colors of the Royal Gorge
looking east from the hanging
bridge The picture is n beauty
and is valued at 500 1t was
presented to her husband and will
ornament the walls of tue drug
store, at which place it is now on
exhibition The picture was cop
led from an original which WIS
taken in 1854, before the third rail
vas laid and before the roadbed had
been raised
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-15

Carmody, the fu niture dealer
will outsell them all for cash.
1874
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-15

The case of Lowell, the Singer
sewing machine man. vs. II. L.
Mcbride of this city, charged with
assault and battery, came up for
hearing before Justice Mcdonald
at Canon yesterday fternoon, The
defendant was found not guilty of
the charge, c. H Burnaugh and
q. p Nix of this city were wit
uesses in the case.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-15
INDUSTRIAL IMPROVEMENTS
Thousands OF Dollars Being Spent
to Better Equip Union Mill

to Better Equip Union Mill
The United States Reduction
and Refining company will do a
lot of imp ovement at the Union
and Metallic mills before October
l. AT present it is sinking deep
well or reservoir on the island
near the Pixies Peak avenue
bridge for water to supply the
mills, The water will be filtered
and by the time it reaches the
boilers it will be perfectly clear
The work on this is progressing
nicely.
A number of huts in "Mexico"
have been torn down and a pump
house, 35x47 feet in dimensions.
will be built there Pressed brick
will be used in the structure, both
in the interior and exterior The
plans for this were completed by
Architect Julien this afternoon.
Two very large pumps and two
large electric dynamos will be in
stalled and the water will be
forced TO the top of the hill near
the Union mill by electricity and
not by steam as usual.
The water will be pumped from
this large reservoir to the top of
tue hill by means of these
pumps to large tank on the hill
and will be distributed from this
to the Union and Metallic mills on
the gravity plan The pump house
and machinery will cost several
thousand dollars and the work will
be commenced before many days
These pumps will be sufficiently
large to pump 100000 gallons of
water per minute if this amount is
required
Twenty five men are now EN-
ployed in improving the mill in
general and when work is resumed
there it will be in better condition
than ever to treat the ore A lot
of new machinery is being installed
and changes are being made in
the machinery previously put in,
1t is understood that the plans
of the company are to treat a very
low grade ore at the Metallic.
medium grade at the National aud
Il higher grade at the Union mill
The TRIBUNE is in receipt of
information to the effect that these
three mills will all be running full
blast by October 1t has stated
this before and the information
given out then still stands. Ore
contractors for the company are
still in the Cripple Creek district
closing ore contracts, and if suf
icient quantity can be secured
work will be commenced before
that date
The United States Reduction
and Refining company has not
made such a large Investment in
buying up the Union aud Metallic
plants to have them lie idle Then
again note the expenditure being
made in improvements in and
around the plants This money is
not being invested to lie idle.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-15
Somebody Gets the b y fit

The Chicago Merchant Tailor
ing house, that p T Mcclure
does business with, has Just ship,
ped him 200 mis6t suits, all strictly
tailor made union label garments.
these will be closed out at away
below the regular prices G. in
and see them, they are bargains.
d1-42
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-15

Sunday, August l., the Western
League ball game between Colo
RADIO Springs and st Joseph is
booked for Cripple Greek The
Florence 4 Cripple Greek will run
a special excursion from Florence,
leaving at 6:3O a m Round trip,
$500 40 43
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-15

COme..,.. 81.
The New Machine Shops

of the Oil Well Supply Co finished prepared
do aud all kinds machine work The new
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-15
Classified Advertisements.

Advertisements will be run in this depart
ment at the rate Of II words in issues for %
cents, payable In advance; no advertisement
viii be taken for loss than 25 cents Here is an
opportunity To advertise at minimum cost