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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
"wHAT's WlTcHr
a Husbands Question.

when a man from coffee drinking gets
70 such a condition that he can not eat
breakfast without throwing Il up. II seems
time 70 quit but there are thousands Of
weak minded people who have NOT logical
brains enough Ia understand that when
ain article OF food or drink produces such
conditions ag these, II should be ahso-
A iTtle woman In Butte. Mont, Mrs
Fitzmaurlce, writes that she and her hue
baud are a different kind Of people. They
raped them hard She says; my hus-
band was ~ badly affected that be ate no
breakfast for three or -four years lie
" Guild often Try 20 drink a few sips Of COT
Zee ana Invariably threw II mp When
Postum Food Coffen WIS brought 10 nay
attention / tried IL without having any
faith 10 II. bat when found what q De
liCious beverage n Was when prepared ac,
crrdiug to directions, and from trying
81 on myself found there were no bad eff
iecte ! induced husband - take cup
fee. He objected al hrst SAYING that he
would he sure 10 throw " up. hut when !
Insisted upon his trying IL, Il agreed with
Morning after morning Igaye him Pos.
tum without telling him that u was any
different from ordinary conee. HIS
stomach recovered and he began p ear
breakfast. He asked me one fmng ss
he asked for e second cup Of the Postum
-What wilton had taught me 20 make Sufh
delicious coffee and where ! found some
that would agree With hmF Then ] told
MIN for The first time that he had not
been drinking coffee but Postum, which
had 50 strengthened his stomach that ne
could now cat 40 much breakfast as any
NY two sisters we're badly troubled with
stomach disorder, hut after leaving on col
fee aud taxing Postum they boLh reeyS,-
cred their appetites and took on conhid-
erahie aesh I visit every one could be m
duced 70 use the health giving aromatic
Postum"
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Nj. H. Thomas of Austin Is guest ut
the Brisrol.
obed II. Kirkland of Jasper is stopping
at the Bristol.
w. A. Flint of Hooperston, H., is regis
tered at the Bristol,
G. II. Langdrain OF Dallas is a late ar.
rival NJ the Lawlor.
guest at the Lawlor.
Mr.. James I Weed, civil engineer for
the KAY See. is In the city
Mr.. j ]. welder and family Of Victoria
have apartments at the Logan.
AIRS Sulen bryan al colt Sprays L.
In the city on a visit 10 friends,
Mrs Robert Morris and children left
last night for visit 10 Comfort.
AIR. W r. cruce, who travels out u ST.
Mrs w. 4 Gregory ami Miss Gregory
Of Galveston visited the city yesterday.
Mrs. b. NJ. Nllstsa1 o. D.. ,..,o
Is In tho city visiting Mrs. r.. 7. Blake
l.. ". Wettermark Of Lufkin was among
the arrivals at the Lawior last hight-
Mr.. D. R. Beatty of Beaumont 81 fame
is among the guests at the Rice hotel.
James U. Vincent returned to the city
yesterday and Is quartered at the LAWYER
SIR II. l.. Goodbar. ST. Louis traveller,
Is In the city registered at the Rice hHtei'
Mr. 1. c. Eastman, a prominent citizen
Of Huntsville, is autographed at the nee
hotel.
Colonel and Mrs. W, A. Childress q D9i
las are in the city, the guests OF Mrs b.
A Everis.
Hon. John l. Terrell of Terrell was
In she city yesterday, guest al the hu'c"
mr. brooks stafford Of Galveston was a
guest al The Rice no last night, being en-
route home. :,
Miss Emma selnsheimer Of Galveston i is
visiting Miss Leonora Alexander lsiV
Franklin avenue.
MIS- X S. Collier Of Chicago e yls11,,ilas
her relatives, Mr. and Mrs y NJ 'o'iis'
1908 Decatur street - ,,..,s
roioneI ]. r. Wolters OF Ia s5raIsEe VIZ ~
IN inc city Yesterday, among tne guess ~
The Hutehins house ,.,t,,,
Mr.. p. T. Amber. popular urhic c,i,,s
nan who makes headquarters III
a. Il Ahest at the Logan,
Messrs. W. }. Grove ana -, - f,ass mi.
~ San Antonio and Aransns isss re
road. with headanattslS ~
encsts at the Rice no'"h x-.t g.
AZ Howard Hamilton Of New ass1 ton
a. Htbe city Tor n few DAYS WITH eAp'
" " i,nsking this his headquarters -
Afessrs d. Talmage Of New LII ~ he
- ~ ~ r. Image az Charleston nsre hn,si
Nh vestsrday, guests at the XIV a.
~ Ntarion L. Roberts. q cltlten y "a
Mr, "a who has large lh'e INA who
lTsnea, particularly IN Houston @AN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

which the greatest interest Is shown Is the
psychology class conducted hv Prof Bar
nett Mr. Barnett has mnnur peculiar
"a himself that Is sure 20 arouse m in.
tctpst ia the dulles pupil Tho subject
under hand nj present Is "Tbe 1maclna
ton" by Mr.. james, The cluss, after
much discussion, decided that there IS
not much difference, according Go Mr..
James. between imagination and memory.
The discussion, ns outlined by Mr Bur
nett is as follows:
Imagination. difference In visual imagina-
tlon. images Of sounds Images of muscu'
lar sensations. images Of touch patholog
ical differences. the neural process, the re-
lntion Of Imagination 80 perception, mem
of imagination.
Mr. burnett requires that the class apply
The psychology 10 education aA ne Gass
proceeds thereby reaping a twofod result.
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soAooL BOARD MEETINa.

The List Of $50 Teachers Not Yet Com
pleted--Another Meeting Thursday.
There was n special meeting Of the school
board last night at which the members OF
the board put In considerable time going
over the list Of teachers. Despite the fact
that the board worked asslduously, the list
was not completed ana another meeting Of
the board vii be held on Thursday even
ing, at which time II Is expected 10 com
plete the work There are 80 teachers TO
be- elected for the various schools. The list
Is practically complete. with the exception
OF the High school In addition 70 the
work OF selecting teachers last night the
hoard discussed some needed repairs, but
Meeting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

city Yesterday lie was once identified
with the newspaper business In Houston
AIr McLendon Is elated over the acton
the citizens of his school district took re-
Gently toward providing more adeQua e
school facilities The action In question
was the favorable consideration OF q propp-
sition 10 Issue bonds for the erection OF n
new school building. The district already
has most excellent school system, hut
the present house could not comfortably
accommodate the children.
The citizens set about to secure enlnrged
quarters, aud. although there are only
1900 people in the district they voted al.
most unanimously to impose an additional
tax Of % cents on the 500 to provide the
building, which will he constructed OF brick
aud madernly equipped throughout or
seven were against the proposition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
CITY BREvTIEs.

Unity Mission will have a lawn party
ehlli block this evening from to 10.
Ne first rehearsal under the new admin
nlicn Of the Houston Quartette society
w place this evening.
here are undellyefed kilograms at the
fNkl telegraph office. lis Main street,
An Henderson and VIII Eaton
~ chslrmen Of the different commit
~ v the high school alumni will meet
O'clock this afternoon at the high
ilfis are undelivered kilograms at the
~ q The Western Union Telegraph com.
Ey lof Mrs: h, Reboulet. jameson y
u Willlngham.
n Julia Wyatt. who was reported In
i@l 2 few days ago as being in
~ ogpulton, passed away yesterday at
~ N Nm at 10 Bowling street, leaving
~ afpless little cA-.dren.
sste James r. Burnett, referee In bank
Srg lof this Federal district. returned
! \, n snI, itom Beaumont. Matters have
N, KY ID the bankruptcy line. one suit
70 Us record thus far for June.
AZ rerl Ross, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
\. ngss and Mr.. Eugene Hudson, Will
.nuel az 8 O'clock this evening at
~ s.eaodist church. This promises to
Rison '''i'' i've "euui"ss VI
ts- vas very large attendance at
WA W. Asst night. at which time an,
~, we series of summer night con
N 49, ~ sleatiy enjoyed. After the con
biz a mi was INDUCED in for a consid
N N. friday, the feast of Sacred Heart,
u i Mleorated at Sacred Heart church
,a lung llg manner. First mass at $50;
fs nso mass at 0. with sermon by
,tseli,,s,sr aieholson; solemn benedlctlon
cs.s4lsly after mass.
t,k NV N were notified at midnight last
pa esss. alleged rolling a sleeper,
III aen sss1 IN front Of the Gamhrinns
~ ots square, Tho party who
3Aisro~l olhcers claimed to have lost a
"'7A aud the sum of 65 cents in cash.
Z i.soso,s q James A. p. Fuller, which
tsss M. aslnterred yesterday mud the re
EPtnsas Ppen 70 Chester, Vermont, for re
Pr hi, me family Of deceased now
No.. residence In the Granite State.
~ ~ we efficient work of detective
n ~ lors.tiI office in Beaumont, aided
Fsl,ded - ,. police force, three arrests,
70 IfsiasS Important, were made in the
n rs NAY IN connection wlth-the theft
EEii M s r which were stolen az Beau
|Aa. 'seo'ered at this place.
d /. Ma, ,sai estate transfers Of yesterday
R M i'eslnsky purchases from A. e. Al.
h iaT = I, s and Q, In block No. l.;
rtg assNl ., 10, II and -. In block
& fn lii,. lols 3 and 4. In block 3 of Al.
'sIhu' p'Ts ts addition to the city OF
h I'm Inc ~ deed reeltes a consideration
'tlhn =, ae property is located In the
1 n, ~. tae Fifth ward.
Ee,ebesiie gallon of the First German
~ sfo,, lutheran church is exerting
81 % erao, % swell the fund that viii be
A,olIns rs new edifice at the corner
n sisaS, sseet and Texas avenue. work
Ia u .een commenced toward clear
..a Il we building that was located
|e.a INV s being torn down and re
~ M sunday school OF the church
.1sE =, Menic az Gus Sauter's park 10
.rAirs Z. 4, me A. benefit OF the chu:ch. The
h ksle ne school and their friends
N q na,t Present church at s 80 O'clock
Il i n M and the entire day viii Ne
Y tpni sf outing, the proceeds realized
y lev S ched TO the building fund
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
In Menoriam.

Little Dora BOYD died at ! o'clock on
Saturday. June s.
s.ho WIS onIy 10 years old nj the time of
her death and had always been the great
est pride and pleasure 10 her parents anu
teachers. 100.
She was child ~ great tenderness nn]
deiichcy Of feeling: mentally she was I'M
usually gifred by nature. and an ambitious
aud faithfu little WORKER.
She WIS an only daughter. and. ~ course;
the covering Of thar purest, sweetest ana
strongest Of all the ties of natural 0aeetion
Just bricks her mothers heart. All VINO
lave suffered a Ike bereavement go down
INTO tha depths Of sorrow with the mourn
ing family,
0nr hearts nre strained with yearning.
Reaching ont 10 heaven for you,
As We miss yonr gentle presence all tne
nv Her German Teaeher.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
epEolAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

me tabernacle Methodist sunday sc ,'
eYnects 70 nave its picnic at La Porte
Tnnrsday Of this week and any friends
az ~, rain cau get tickets az the teaQbers
tl'll ~ T. Dealy company store, 2il
9 Ssto,nin street. 30 cents for adults, % cents
Tor children.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
AurHoRIzep no po BUSINESS.

The Merchants National VIII Open Up
for Business July I.
The Washington dispatches announce
that the comptroller Of the currency mas
authorized the Merchants National oanA
Of Houston 10 commence business.
This will soon add another splendid pank'
ing establishment to the present. strong At,
raT on gubstautial financial institutions *
I6uston "a the Merchants National will
be ready for business on July l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
nsummsr Outings, "

The most famous and popular tourist re.
gorfs an the eontinant are reached Dy
thc Grand Trunk Hallway system, the
'Pictaresque Psn-Amefiesn Route . sss
faio." ~.4ss
Az Nil IL furnished BY city passenger
and ticket agent, 24a CLARK street, chieago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BRYAN. Texas. June il.-Mr. b. p. Breg-
don OF Houston and Miss Sallie Webb Pat-
terson were married AZ tho home OF the
brides parents air. and Mrs Charles Fat,
terson, IN this city at silo o'clock last
n,gh, nav N l.. shettles. pastor OF the
aietholiist church. officiating. Roin the
bride and groom were raised y BFyantand
w'ere very popular among theif large circle
Of friends.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

~, NJ q school House for Center.
ssai s',,l MsLendon Of the Shelbyville
NsNAasa at Center. was in the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
FREsH sHRIMP.

p,.ar ard lake shrimp; best hsh bait
. h,s 4i6 Travis; phone PA.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

ives ,st dasf Stencils, rubber stamps.
Wa vs. ana Lodge seals. metal checks, etc.
Rno svvi'L Love. 2205 Mechanic ST.. Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

has been here for the past several We rs
looking after them, has returned - us
home in Atlanta,
Mrs A. S Kelly left for Bryan ycster.
day morning, where she viii make ~ short
visit with her daughter. Mrs. e. b. Lo'
max.
Miss zaIdee Lochhart Of coEscana is Wis.
ting Or. and Mrs Bruce Wallace 16lS
McGowan avenue, before starting for Col
Grade.
Mr.. Bryan X Goree, stock calm agent
for The Gulf, Colorado and santa re rhi
road, is In the city and is lodged at the
Logan.
Miss Annie Gambatti LEFT last night over
thc Houston East and West Texas for
Shreveport, where she will spend white
visiting
Mr.. b. j. Ward and Miss -Mollie Ward of
Edna are guests at the Logan w. former
years Mr. Ward owned and managed the
Hutchins house.
Air. A. s. Fisher and son HAIRY Of
Georgetown are guests nj the Logon. Mr..
Fisher is well known IN the 1--we stock
circles of that section of Texas.
Mr.. Leon G. Bond left for n short visit
10 BRYAN yesterday morning, an1 WHILE
there expects to attend the amman com
mencement OF the Agricultural ana Mcchan-
teal college.
Mrs. Lucy L. Royles and Miss Lennie G
Latham left the city on the lniernat ional
and Great Northern fast mail yesterday
afternoon fot Connecticut where they VIII
rppnd tie summer.
CaIl stegau and Katherine Anthony OF
fort Smith, Ark, who have been IN the
city for the past ten days visiting J NJ.
Crawford, left yesterday for Germany 10
enter the university az Berlin.
Mrs A. ]. Walker Of Galveston is "a
guest of friends 10 the city, being en- ronte
tn Little Rock, where she VIII join her
vii spend the summer with her son, who
owns a plantation near Los Angeles
Mr.. G. Herbert Brown. editor Of the
saturday Review Of Galveston, was In
az lamb Springs Grimes county. la com.
Many With Mr. John Ceplin. with view
~ investigating the prospects FOR OH y
- ricinitr The latter was accompanied
~" bis family. who viii visit relatives -
Noyasota while the two gentlemen are en-
gegei IN an overland trip TO Lamb springs
-. Dan Au,ariean exDo-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

Want t'Re Put OF at Buffalo.
80 and particulars about the Pan.
for,asn Exposition call on any Missouri.
ksisssS and Texas Railway, Agent. cs ad'
dress Genq Pass Agt., DalIns. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

~, ,,rnosc Of the Pan American expo
ne Hu,P show the advancement NJ the
slIlon, i az continent IN the various channels
~ trade, in inc arts gnd scisSa qss5 s sRS
~ enei 4he Akron route has for its puT
nrsWni TRANSFORMATION Of persons 20 Bur
Pose ~ w attend the exposition, and their
M Conveyance on the return trip
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-12-20

Mrs. Frank Rider OF Lime CiIy>en-
tertained Mrs. Will Sheplar and daugh-
ter of Toledo. Mrs. G. B. Sbeper of
Lima, Misses McKpight aud Beach
Mrs. Brandhuber and Mrs. Blue OF Pe'-
r,sburg at her pleasant suburban home
ON Tuesday. q
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-12-20

"A new invoice . hose O
blankets, just in, at 50S yer pa
VIM. BarLous.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-12-20

The damage suit Of William p. Eg-
gleston against Tho Edward Ford Plate
Glass Company has been settled at the
cost OF the defendant.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-12-20

The report is being circulated that
after Jan. 1, we expect to raise all
rates for exchange service. This is
not true. No rates are being increased
whatever. a few subscribers who have
had REDUCED rates on account OF hav-
ing two independent lines will be
asked to pay the regular rates for that
class OF service. r.. Il. HILLARD.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-12-20
Millinery At cost. )
4OC LINASMCH.

Call on John Zurauh 3I3 Monroe
ST., Toledo, O., for anything In the line
of watches. clocks, and iewelry. He
has fine new stock Of goods, and will
sell everything at reduction from now
until after the holidays. He also has
supply OF violin, guitar strings, etc.
Remember | still have
a larger assortment of
holiday gifts, including
necllWear, Mats, shirts,
ribbon&for fApcy work,
mufflers,n0d aHtsi11ber
OF small n6SNI1s. These
will all be soldW almost
your own price.
Art Finkbefner.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-12-20

Sheriff KIngsbury was in town Tues
day.
Attorney Roose was in B. G. on
Tuesday.
Aaron Hufford is the guest of d.
VanHellen this week.
Ross Barnes OF East Toledo spent
Sunday with Emery Cobb.
Philip Haas of East Toledo visited
Perrysburg friends Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Escott is visiting Will
ford lEscott aud family in Toledo.
Mrs. DR.. Roether visited her moth
er, Mrs. Ewing in Toledo this week.
WIN. Rigg of Berea. O., gave the
JouRNAL a pleasant call on Monday
Miss Lena Wedertz spent few
days this week with friends in Toledo.
#. e. Hollenbeck and daughter,
Mrs. j. c. Maddy were in B. G. Mon
day.
-Chas. l.. Maddy and family spent
Sunday with Sheriff Klngsbury and
wife.
-DaYiG Hatcher, wife and daughter
Miss Edith, visited relatives in B. G.
over Sunday. ~
The ne" things 'A;q1;; sksPs,.: :;
Miss Grace Baldwin OF Curtice
spent Thursday with her cousin, Mrs.
Il. f, Cobb.
Architect Hitchcock was in B. c.,
In consultation with the Commissioners
on Monday, regarding the new Jail
contract
"A box, containing II hood cigars,
for 81 90 at CAMeNEY'S.
The damage suit OF William p. Eg-
gleston against Tho Edward Ford Plate
Glass Company has been settled at the
cost of the defendant.
Many friends of County Clerk Lake
are pleased to know that he is again
able to be at his post OF duty in the
Clerks office, after u severe illness.
Susan pimples. sores and
backheads are danger signals. Take
&ocily Mountain Tea, you'll give a fare
veil reception TO your troubles. 35c.
Ask your druggist.
"A. Pargellis of Hull Prairie. was
in town Monday and ordered the JOUR
NAL sent to his address in Daytoua,
Fla, where he will spend the Winter.
In company with j. M. Cunning, ne
started for the south on Wednesday.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-12-20

Whatever. a lew subscribers VINO nave
had REDUCED rates on account OF hav-
ing two independent lines will be
asked to pay the regular rates for that
class OF service. r. II. HILLARD.<
Santa Claus Head adfSuarters ,
For holiday trade the store of R.
Danz has een made thu headquarters
OF Santa CM Tor toys, oeelssr-eurfUr
games and coaN>SSsary. n
Hafsss. y
1 have first-class NCrkmen tnd will
make you up harness NECrder benrly as
cheap as you can buy faN(Ery harness
40tf WMH&HEEuT. ,
Extra fiSA AeandiesIat 35o and 46c
per lb. at CHAM GNEY's>eha+nacy.
H. HerklmerNsd daughter, Miss
Clara, of Michigan, visited relatives
and friends here over Sunday.
Buy your boy ,rsS,eh Bugey>0r
Cutter for Christmas. ~
40b WMAScGI ECT.
Mrs. Ida Pockelton of Mich, and
Mrs. Elmer Thornton OF Iowa. visited
Bennett Carter and wife this week.
Used by the ladies of fashion all
over the world. It's without doubt the
greatest beautifier eyer offered the
American women 35c Made only
by The Madison Medicine Co. Ask
your druggist. L<
To close out the stoclN will sell
hats and bofuets at cost. Some fine
bargains can be secured bv can " early
at Miss AdamSon's millinery stdre.
Mrs. Frank Rider Of Lime Ciiyen-
tertained Mrs. Will Sheplar and daugh-
ter of Toledo. Mrs. G. B. Shepler of
Lima, Misses Mcknight aud Beach
Mrs. Brandhuber and Mrs. Blue OF Per-
r, sburg at her pleasant suburban home
on Tuesday. q
Genuine amber rSth piecJ pipes,
will, with or or, without Wit oh@~pHeyS S
= In another column will be found
the professional card OF Frederick c.
Averill. Attorney and Counselor .at-law
OF Toledo. Mr.. Averill has COM
menced the practice of his profession
in Toledo, and is located at SIS Splitter
building. Many Perrysburg friends
congratulate and wish him successful
career.
The report is circulated that corn
has been stolen from the Perrysburg
elevator, and that Mr. Maddy had sue
ceeded in capturing the thief. The
JOURNAL investigated the case. and
Mr.. Maddy informs us that there is no
truth whatever in the report-that no
corn has been stolen aud no thief cap
tured-and that the report is entirely
without foundation aid its circulation
is an injustice to anyone whose name
may be connected Herewith.
For SALE.-Young pigs. Enquire
OF j. W. Phillips, three miles south of
town on McCutchenvllle road. 4laE
The River Raislu Paper Co.. fXr.
nerly Maumee Paper CO.. at Maunee.
O., have just co hpleted putting in some
new machinery Hnd are now ready TO
use Straw In laNer quantities. This
company pays cash>ior all good straw
but barley. Turn yoGr-strr~-
into cash by hauling to Maumee. 40b
The Davis Business College opens
its 2lsL year, Jan. 9. Visit the beauti-
full new building, Cor. Adams and 18th
Sts., Toledo, o., before selecting u
school. Circulars free. Has
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-12-20

Trimming silks. velvet for trim
ming, and new skirt bindings just In.
A. G.. FULLER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-12-20

Cotton batting, that ex cells all pre-.
vious offerings in this line.
A. G. FULLER.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-31
Evening Wedding.

1t WAS beautiful scene when
Rev. j Wallace Gunn united in
marriage Miss Blanch Sybil Wet
more and Wiford Stubbs True
blood at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs w II. Wetmore. on
West Fourth street, at 5:i5 O'Clock
last evening.
The ceremony WIS performed in
the presence of only the mem bers
of the family and few intimate
friends After the impressive
words were spoken which joined
the young couple for life the happy
party repaired to the large
dinning hall where sumptuous
dinner was served.
The bride WAS attired in a dress
of light gray ladies cloth trimmed
with white silk ribbon. The groom
was attired in handsome black
suit
For the present Mr.. and Mrs.
Trueblood will make their home
at the esldence of the brides
mother
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-31
w. P. HAWKINS,

Round Trip Chicago for One Fare
plus 50 via the Union Pacific, ac-
count International Live Stock
Exposition. Tickets on sale De-
Gem Der | to 3 Choice of routes
via Omaha or via Kansas City.
See your local agent or address
E. r. Griffin, general agent, Den.
yer.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-31

George Ruddick and George
Boetler were down the river this
morning ON duck and rabbit
hunting expedition The local
scribe is indebted to Mr.. Ruddick
for mess of game.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-31

The Clerks union last night
elected four candidates to mem
bership and performed the initia-
tory ceremony on one candidate.
1t WAS also decided to meet on
Tuesday nights hereafter instead
of Wednesday nights
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-31

Z. w. Stone, representing the
Cigar Makers union of Denver.
is in the city for few days in the
interests of state industries, es-
pecially the cigar industry He
is doing good work for the blue
label The STORY of Two Cigars"
in another column shows some
thing of the arguments he EN-
ploys in the prosecution of q lis
work for nuion- made goods. BY
the way, of the 90,000,000 cigars
annually consumed in Colorado
only lO.OOO,0OO are manufactured
in the state
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-31

Sam Smith. who WAS accidently
shot in the thigh three weeks ago
while out hunting on Beaver creek
is reported on the mend and will
soon be navigating.