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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-16
DUNFORD RELNsTATED.
Utah Cadet VIII be Given AnotI, 3,
Chance

Utah Cadet VIII be Given Anotb or
Chance.
Rupert A. Dunford Of Utah who
failed in mathematics in the rece Mt
West Point examination, is TO be re-
appointed to the military academy
through the influence of Senator
KearEs. The senator yesterday after
noon received the following telegram
on the subject:
Washington, .. G.. June Is. 1901
Hon Thomas Kearns, Salt Lake City,
Utah,
You are at liberty 90 nominate Rupert
A Dunford for a new cadet appointment.
board. under. requirements of section 1928,
Revised Statutes Blanks by mail
III G. CORBIN, Aoiutaut General.
This IS iu response to efforts on the
boys behalf made by Senator Eesrns
since the Information came that he
bad failed to pass successfully 1t
simply means that the young mar Will
oe reappointed as a frst-year man and
viii enter the military AGA DENY on
The same footing as when ne entered
e. year ago. At che end OF the year
he VIII be subjected 20 another ex-
animation. and his friends are conf
dent that after the lesson this failure
has been 20 him. he viii have no diff
fculty in passing. as ne was at the
head of the list in the preliminary ex-
animation when he entered. a
Senator Kearns used his influence
with the secretary OF war 10 have
Cadet DUnford reinstated and natur-
ally feels gratided over his success.
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L0CHL BRIEFS.

MUSIC AT ST. DIARK's .-NEiss
Blanche Aldrach viii sing on. Divine
Ttedeenssr." by Gounod, at St Mark g
cathedral at both services TO-DAY.
HELD no 1TEETING.-Owing- TO lack
OF e qrorum, the board or paTdoRs olo
not meet yesterday, and al Of the an
ptcatOns which would have beer con-
sidered go over until the next regular
meeting, July 20.
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS
intendent Ashton has designated EeNt
nyE5diay at 10 a. m az me me-, Cn1se5isy
tion OF candidates for positions as teach
ers next year Ia the district schools or
salt Lake county.
MRS. MJTsSER COMING HOGfE.-DIrs.
Don O. NTusser is on her way home TO
Utah from tho Philippines in the hope OF
recovering her health, which has been
very poor in Manila t-bis tnIoffn3 tlon
comes in letters received by friends OF
the family I'm this city Mrs Musser VIII
30 direct 70 the mountains y ArizCna on
her arrival and VIII spend some time
There Then she viii visit for a time In
Salt Lake and later go on TO her nome IN
her. Mr.. Nusser VIII remain in Manila,
where ne is editing an American news
paper His wife expects TO Join MIN there
later.
CALEDONIANCS AT LAGOOcV.--Thesa
win be gathering of the Scottish clans
on Friday. June IS at Lagoon, mat VIII
domains. The occasion is the annual out
be confined solely to the people OF this
ciLy. Excursion trains are TO be run
from Ogden and other places in the state,
and the attendance IS expected 20 ne a
record breaker There viii be Scottish
games Scottish dances ard tug-of-war
aud an kinds Of amrsenlent tor young
acd old. A grand ball in the evening VIII
cOnclr Die the festivities
10 ERADICATE ELM SCALE.-The
Epecsor BOyce have found many OF the
shade trees surrounding several Of the
pubic school building Injected with elm
scale. The attention or Eutluing 5upertn-
rcndcut EiuuGy was yesterday directed
TO the matter, with the result that Re
summoned all OF the ja1itors together AZ
the session room Of "he school board IN
the afternoon to receive instructions from
che inspectors on the best method or
cradicatiug the pest The 1anitors having
been instructed. Superintendent Pinney
will see to it that the scale on the trees
under the school board Jurisdiction IS
destroyed
sENT TO AsYLUM.-Ann Hewetson.
Red 50 years. was examined for her san
fty Yesterday by DR.. Root and DIR.
NEttcher before Judge Pro TempOre Ed
rcdge and pronounced a fit subject for
commitment 90 the state insane asylum
Later in the day Sheriff Naylor took the
patient 90 Provo. The unfortunate wo-
man has been regarded as feeol e-minCe ed
the past ten years but it was only recent
lT that she became violent A few days
go AT the home of her daughter, Mrs.
S. r. Booth. at $50 South State street.
ln the midole OF the floor and when re-
proved FOR her folly flew into rage ana
threw whatever she got hold Of at every
one In the house.
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an Engineers Fas+ Pun

An engineer on one Of the roads en-
teriug here in speaking last night Of
fast runs said. Although my machir.
Us not SLOW, once sd a cold get six
hours the start of me and INV n9acbfn-
cry is no match for il. I have for years
kept a bottle of Kemp's Balsam con
stantly ia my cab. and when a. cough or
cold gets start of this standard rem
edy 10 is indeed cold day" Price
CSC end sos, Tor sale by Godbe-Pltts
-II-lIE cOmuanN.
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FINEST RESORT IN UTAH.

South Fork. IN Beautiful Provo can
yon, Grand Scenery. Cool, Invlgorating
Air, Best Fishing ia state. Trains stop
at resort. Fine. large tents for rent
furnished or unfurnished. Good board
at low rates. Trout dinners. Private
dining rooms Address J. w Slick.
Provo
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OGDEN AND RETURN s1.OO

Baseball bicycle and canyon excu--
sion TO Ogden via Rig Grande Western
railway ON Sunday, June l6 at 10 a. m
Return special leaves ogden at Z d. III.
Ask your grocer for Royal ZvviebaclS
pure food for children and weak storn-
achs. Take package labeled Royal
ZviebacSi 10 is the purest and best.
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Castle Gate. Clear Creek, Winter
Quarters. Sunnyside lump, nut and
Elack; anthracite (alI .sizss). These
Goals always in stock. q South Main
street; telephone 429.
D ] SHARP. Arent
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80 Kirdergarten.

Miss Bertha Terr,r and Miss Rosalie
Cope wiu opeo kindergarten i'm the
Eleventh. Wsrd meeting house. corner
Eighth East and First south. tomorrow
morning. Tuition &2.5o per month.
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BUSINESS CHANCE


COMFORTABLE income insured from
investment of $1,000 we accept 5000
just for trial. Profits paid weekly by
money order. Highest commercial refer
ences and Cby permission Onlv) from Gus
toners. Booklet free. W. W. o. Hdra,
Union Trust Building. Cincinnati, ..
DESK ROOM for rent in handsomely
appointed office. Telephone. 400 Dolly
building.
DO YOU want to invest in business?
W nave q lew IlrSt-cl2SS propositions
in different lines, which will bear the
Strictest inV6Stiga ton.
We can handle many more if the prices
are right. II you have any business prop
osition to dispose of, and Will do at the
actual value, we can furnish the custom
er, but do not care 70 list anything that
we cannot guarantee our customers value
received.
These are a few of the bargains we
have left:
$60o-Bakery and grocery.
Sl,l50-Bakery and lunch, clears $3.50 mo.
S3l5-Barber shop, clears 80 per week.
$6D-Clgar store, little daisy.
observation-disclosures, cigars and fruit.
SS2O-Confecuonery and news stand, fine
S. SO0-Drug store. central location.
Szo,C5D-Drug store wholesale and retail.
Furnished flats, S4C0 70 $500.
Furnished flats rooms to so rooms.
S4O0-GrOcery. rent 50. ? living rooms.
Sl,25l-eErocery, clears 500 per mo.
$6,9el-Groeery. monthly sales 5000
Slz5o-Hotel, . rooms.
4,250-Hotel, . rooms, building and fur
500 $40 Restaurant, in a nice place.
SS9-Restaurant, Main street
S900-SaloOn, good corner.
Sl.0C0-SalOon, Ind South st.
S6e US Tor bargains, as we handle
p. B. QUINN & CO.,
Tel. 1O45-X.
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Stylish Derbies

Gre Miller, WarbuctOn and Denuey
shapes Sole agents,
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
IEE Main sfraaf
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Utah Commercial and savings Bank
General banking business: interest
paid on savings deposits. W r Arm
strong president; J. Z. Game. cashier.
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WARMING AND VENTILATING

GEO. n. sCOTT-sTREVELL HARD
WARE CO. Warm Air Heating and Ven
tilating apparatus for Churches. schools
Residences etc. All work Suarantecd
p J. MORAN.-Sjeam and Hot Wafer
Hessipg and Nentilsf.ng Apparatus No
20 West Second south.
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WANTED

GOOD Girl. for general housework:
no washing, COED wages Apply at once,
- East First North
Keys Fitted
Moved to 50 W. Sd So, cor w Temple
SECONDHAND GOODS. NJ. Weber.
z55 state street.
WE CAN save You Is TO 20 per cent on
al LIST class carriage work, horse shOeing.
Trip Carriage shop. 137 W. So. Temple.
INFORMATION as to the number and
Hale. formerly resident of Dracut.
Mass, whose maiden name was Parker.
Address VIM. II. Anderson, Lowell, Mass.
attorney for the executor of the will
OF BefEey G. Whitney.
% Lowell, Mass, May Il, 1901.
TEMPLETON BAKERY milk bread.
best il town. Ask your grocer for it.
PEOPLE TO battle at Beck's Hot
Springs. Big pool OPEN
INCREASE your trade by presenting
customers with a nice calendar, medallion
or useful novelty az Christmas, factory
prices; engraved wedding and visiting
cards. If You send one dollar yoI'u get
by mail, case and hundred printed cards
without fail. Send one dollar and fifty
cents for engraved plate and hundred
cards stock certificates, seals. embossed
and printed stationery. Geo S. Bell. rs
tablished 10 years, 12f Main.
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HELP AND SITUATIONS WANTED
ADVTS. WILL BE ACCEPTED IN
THESE COLUMNS FREE OF CHARGE.
BRANCH OFFICES FOR RECEIPT
oF WANT ADVERTISEMENTS:
SHERWOOD'S PHARMACY, Fifth
South and State street.
HAZEL DRUG CO, corner Of West
First South and Fourth West.
MCOY'S PHARMACY. corner Of Third
South and Fifth East
FOULGER BROS. co. 6S K street
s. 3. COULAAd. Fignth East and First
South.
South and Seventh East
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-16

A nice place 10 entertain vour
friends I'm the evening Is the new la
dies dining room ut the Royal Cafe
1t is Handsomely furnished and
adapted for the occasion.
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AUCTlNO SALES.

On Wednesday, June 10. at 1880 a: m,
No. l3 s First West St, fine parlOr set,
folding bed, rockers, elegant extension
table, cost S45; leather seat chairs, fine
couch, four bedroom sets and mattresses,
hal tree, Monitor steel range. 6 hole: lot
carpets, rugs and stair carpet, dishes
glassware. fruit Jars, stands, toilet sets,
kitchen utensils, etc, etc.
K. A ANDREWS, Auctioneer-
For furniture and carpets call at the
< L Furniture & Carpet InstalIment
House. Terms 81. on SO 90 sic 90 on
Slca-0o. As East Second South st. P. a.
Sorensen, Prop.
loo yards of carpet remnants. consist
ing of the finest Wilton Velvets, Mo-
quotes, Body Brussels. etc, regular price
from Sl.I5 to $3.50 q, yard; our price, 75c.
Also 20 misfit carpets, Ingrains Body
Brussels, MoqUetteS and Velvets, some of
which were never on a floor, ranging
from Is 10 80 yards. at half price. This is
an exceptional chance to secure the finest
Carpets at a bargain. We also have 20
Iron BEDS at 1915 and large Plate Mirror
Front Folding Beds, which sold at So
Our price, $24
NEBRASKA FURNITURE STORE.
216 and rs State Street.
Headquarters for all kinds of household
goods.
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PERSONAL

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PROFESSIONAL YOUNG man desires
acquaintance OF young lady OF means.
Address j %, Herald.
GIVE free lessons evenings and Sun
days in Developing viii power and Influ-
ence. ID 81 Herald.
MRS CLARKE. Scientific PaImist.
Reads from the hand past and future
events can tell whether lucky or un-
lucky in speculation. 553 s. W. Temple
s.
WONDERFUL CLlAIRvOYANT- What
he tells comes true; send 20 cents and
birthday Prof John Myers. Lincoln
Park station, Chicago.
HANDSOME WIDOW. worth $4,000.
wants able. honest husband. Address
Erie, 1913 Washington St, Chicago, Ills.
MRS. HARTMAN has removed her hair
dressing parlOrs from the Sanitarfum fo
2S south Main street Shampoo 25c Hair
dress &c. Scalp treatment 25c. FaciaT
massage 23c-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-16

II you want the best work. give Us
your call American steam Laundry.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-16

Does not become q neat woman. Lanes
Tea VIII cure constipation. clear uD
the skin, sharpen the appetite, and
make you look and feel like a new
person. Tt acts gently upon the stOm-
ach. liver and bowels. For sale bv
Codbe-Pitts Drug company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-16
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
fee of the Weather Bureau.

Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
fee of the Weather Bureau.
Maximum temperature, 20 degrees; min
imum temperature. 47-Cegrees; mean tenn
peraLure, 58 degrees, which is degrees
below the normal; accumulated deficien-
cy Of temperature since LIST Of month, 81
degrees; accumulated excess Of tenlpera-
ture since Jan. I. Us degrees. Total pre-
cipitatioa from D. m. to p. m, none;
accumulated excess Of precipitation since
Jan. J. .66 inches
Genteel Neckwear.
Patterns carefully selected: all
shapes; exclusive
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main street.
WIN. BRoADBENT, D. D. S.
Up to date dentistry. Western Dental
Co., % Eagle block.
DR.. Z. M. Keysor's method of hn-
ing teeth is painless. 162 Main street,
-Auerbach building
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Oregon Shot Line ticket Office.
a D. - ETndau corn1a-to,.

The oregon Short Line ticket ONCE
has been temporarily removed from
20i to 205 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-16
vhv Suffer with Headaeba

When one dose of Sherman's Headache
Cure viii rid you Of it2 Ihey ale i'm
stentaneous In their effect. and 9er-
fectiy harmless Keep a box in the
house tor energencies. They cure neu-
ra1gia 25c and Ice q box. For sale nv
Codbe-Pitts Drug company.
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DIED

611lRS-@71 This CITY, ,T11e Is 1901 Wiz
liam r Clark. aged 81 years
Funeral will be held from the funeral
parlors Of S. D. Evans, 213 South state.
Sunday, June 16, at ? p. m, under the
auspices of the @. A. r.
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LOST

BUCKSKIN mare. 8 years old. weight
about 1000. branded \ A L. Sore back
euth Sol tn.
STRAYED. from 1876 Lincoln avenue
black mare, lump back of left ear. Re
ward.
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MEDICAL

DIR. Z. s. PAYNE. IE South AGair
street. Specialist In diseases Of women
and children; satisfaction guaranteed lis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-16

NOW is the tirae 10 make money in
stocks and grains. Write for particulars.
Arthur r. Jones & Co. brokers, 205 Chi
caEo stock Exchange building. Chicago.
Members Chicago Board of Trade and
other exchanges.
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LOOK
THEM
OVER.

You cannot afford
to neglect reading
the Want Ads in
The Sunday Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-16

SEE Houstons The Housers: "a Main
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SHOES FOR DEFORaIED FEET. Onlv
practical shoemaker Tor deformities John
Camencin, corner First South and Main.
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German Singing Canarieg.

A LANCE shipment just arrived: - va
rieties Of fancy poultry, ali Thoroughbred
Eggs for setting for sale. Address Brook
Ranch. Utah Poultry Co.. Props los West
First South street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-16
BICYCLE REPAIRING.

IN ALL its branches Frame and bear
ing work a specially. A. c. Gartmann,
ia West First south. Tel. 993 x
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Fine bid. lot ID So. near 9th E.. north
front, easy terms, int. 8 per cent
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co, IA Main.
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ARCHITECTS

BERO & MDONALD. Architects and
Builders; estimates furnished. 408 >. I.
Walker building
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LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES.

LIFE INSIr RANCE policies bought and
loaned on: insurance claims collected.
Life ms. Inv. Co. 50 Commercial Block
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TICKET BROKERS

- q IN AEl-44N = III AeElLC LANEAcA
Office, is West Second South street, Vim.
b La Veille Manager.
OSCAR GROSHELL. Cheap railroad
tickets everywhere 221 Main street.
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FoR sALE..REAL ESTATE

! WE ARE always glad to see YOU. Call
/ on US for home Stephen & Co, 2S5 So.
Main.
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PROFfSSIONAL CARDl

7-T4F6RcE B. GREENWOOD, lawyer,
rrT71'I law and collection. Cont block.
CRAY. LAM. ATTORNEY. S09-s
~ .TSeropIeton salt Lake City. Agricul-
fllTal and mineral patents. Public lands
w TAIIAFERRO, d. .. s.. sec =. Sd
So over AIcCoy's drug store Tel. GA
VIII, #. WANLESS. ATTORNEY.
30 Main Street Phone az n
q r & +. C. LOOFBOUROW,
Lawyers Commercial Block.
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F. o. OLSEN, tailor. 5z5 Main street
Suits. S20 up Trousers, s. up. Cleaning
and repairing.
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HAT FACTORY.
Cash REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Ossal
GrOshel. sole agent Utah. 221 Main tx
pert cash register repairing
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8 rm- mod. br., close in, f. front, 50, 500
Houston Real ESTATE Inv. Co. IA Main
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ELEVATORG
ASSAYER1
PLUMBING AND HEATING.

D. ". JAMES. successor to James &
Harris plumbing, steam and hot water
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If you want 70 pick up $500 TO $1,000
YOU can do so by taking either one Of
Nine-TOOm. strictly modern, tWO-StOTy
brick residence, close in on East ID Sou h,
lOtss three by ten RODS, fine barn, iron
fence; this week only, at S5.j00.OO.
Two-story, eight-rOom, strictly mod
ern residence, east side. three beautiful
mantels. two nice verandas, large, airy
bedrooms; only S., coo; cheap at $500. 90.
Six-room brick cottage on Sth East;
only 5000.
Four-room brick cottage on East Brig
nam, south front, lot z4x10 rods; only
S1,950.O0.
Three beautiful new cottages on east
SIDE now leased for $37 80 per month:
only $4,000. A choice investment Pays
big interest.
We have a choice list OF building lots
covering all parts of the city.
Our list of modern cottages cannot be
duplicated in the city.
Call on us and we win take pleasure in
assisting you TO secure home of your
own.
McGurrin & Co. the Home Finders. IS
W. ID South.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

BY EXPERIENCED lady stenograph
moderate salary. Address D 48, Herald
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-21

THIS has been great year for
Fremont county, and it has achiev-
ed financial position that no
other Colorado county can boast
of SO far as we are aware. 1t is
out of debt. Such condition, in
this comparatively new west where
there are so many improvements
to be made, is so remarkable as to
be in fact sensational. Without
wishing to catch any other con-
tagious diseases, Pueblo county
would like to lean up hard against
her western neigh bor to see if she
can take" any of that queer debt
less and bondless peculiarity.-
Pueblo Chieftain.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-21
Methodist.

The usual services will be held
tomorrow. Preaching by the pas.
tor Morning subject, Bethlehem
and Its Good News" Evening sub
ject, "The Wonderful Ia the
morning Prof Hiller's choir will
discourse Nazareth" by Gounad.
Offertory "In Old Judea," Cora
Blunt. In the evening the choir
will sing 80 How Lovely" by
Ogden Other special Christmas
music will be sung at each service.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-21
The Best Xmas Present

for your wife, mother or sister is a
new piano, organ or sewing ma
chine. From Dec 10th to Jan LIST
we will make 20 per cent discount
from the regular prices. Terms
So to $40 month
We sell the Steinway, A. b
Chase. Everett, Fischer, Kim ball
and other good pianos; the White.
Domestic, Standard, New Home,
and other sewing machines Buy
this month and save $50 to Sl0C
on piano and SIS on new ma
chine. We represent the Knight
Campbell Music Co and are here
to stay w. ) DuPEE,
Canon City
Branch office with Proctor & Co.,
Florence. j HICKERsoN,
S4 If Local Salesman
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-21
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

AS the five great scientific dis
coveries of the nineteenth century,
Sir William Preece mentions the
principle of evolution; the atomic
structure of matter; the existence
of the ether and the undulatory
theory of light; the principles of
electromagnetic induction and
electrolysis; and the principle of
the conservation of energy. At
the beginning of the twentieth
century, the trend of research is to
prove that the basis of all matter
is fundamentally the same the true
atom being not yet reached. We
want better warning of approach
to land, and better communication
between ships and shore, and the
century will see great develop
ments in this direction.
The blood corpuseles of animals
are found by Swiss biologist to
vary enormously at different times.
He concludes that life forces ebb
and flow in daily and yearly per-
iods from outside changes, and
monthly from vital processes.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-21

The outcome of the recent con-
ference of representatives of labor
and capital in New York is the
creation of committee to see if
a permanent board of arbitration
and conciliation may not be form
ed. 1t is most promising move
ment, coming as it does when
there are no industrial wars in
progress, and when both sides are
cool and disposed to be nable
Colorado Springs Telegraph.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-21
Fremont's Productive Soil.

The output of Fremont oounty's
fruit and garden produce reaches
the 100000 mark annually. The
average conservative valuation of
the orchards in the county, per
acre is: For apples, $500; straw
berries, $3.50; raspberries, $3.50;
cherries, $400; grapes, Sl75 and
the garden produce. 5000. Ex-
ceptional orchards yield over $1,000
per acre, and numerous instances
are on record where land has paid
for itself in two crops, and at
times in one Orchard land ranges
in price from 5000 to $500 per acre
set in bearing trees
Unlike many west rn fruit and
garden districts, the county is on
two competing lines of railroad,
and within few miles of the great
mining camps, smelter and resi-
dence cities of the state, and with
in from one to four hours she can
have her produce on a half dozen
of the best markets in the state.
The past seasons output of fruit
was exceptionally large and a ready
market WAS found.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-12-21
Baptist.

Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor in the
Central school building. Morning
subject, Jesus Our Savior" Rom,
1924 In the evening, THE Great
Benediction." Rev. lao. Re-
mem Der the services are in the
Central school building Sunday
school also at the same place. All
are cordially invited.
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