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A Wind That RIe-

"You call this a stiff March wind p.
remarked my friend, Dan Weyrich.
the other evening. "Why, this Ia
nothing. This is d southern snrino
zephyr compared with what we used
to get when I was boy. We were
living then over on the farm. Our
house was set in very exposed place
on small hill. When the March wind
blewshs rocked that house like a small
shiff In gale at sea. slept then In
q bed on rollers. Many . night In
March was awakened by the rolling
OF the bed al around the room. IA
would bang against all four walls.
making such noise that sleep was
well-nigh impossible
What did you do then 2" I ventur.d
to ask. ~
What could do" said Dan. 'but
sleep On the floor and hang on to the
bed to keep it from rolling. IA wa.
sleeping under difficulties, IN admit
but then we didn't have MANY ni0bts
Ike thAt"-Albany Journal.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1901
WHEN MORNING CONES.

Civilian NJ. Evarts' last words were
morning is comlnE.'p
we call Il day, but Is IL day
This little. woeful space
Through which we scheme and toll away
For power and for place?
Aayhap the fretting and the pains,
Ths envy and the spite.
And struggles after worldly gains
Are only dreams that haunt us through
n weary, dreary night.
We learn to love and then. slasI
Grief near US ever sits.
Zen as we raise the joyful glass
Fate dashes II to bits
'Ehs best rewards are always kept
Just out of reach or sight,
But haply, after we have slept
"A glorious dawn may break and end
A weary drsary night
We fondly hope and darlxly doubt,
We struggle In despair;
We thrust our anxious fingers out
And clutch but empty airl-
And yet, who knows1 Mayhap the day
L. still to dawn-ths light
NAY sweep our troubled dreams away
And bring the joys denied us through
weary, dreary night.
- L. kiser. IN Chicago Timss-Herald-
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HceO Lifflepoge Took
Care of Her
ITTLEPAGE was a typical SOUTH

I ITTLEPAGE was a typical south
IL ern gentleman. A young man, he
belonged to the old school. His family
was one Of the few in Alabama which
was wealthy after the war had closed.
He had been brought up in the good
old way. He had quick temper, a
ready revolver, and what most people
would say was an exaggerated idea of
courtesy and chivalry to women. He
went through college and then
through a technical school, coming
cut with a degree as electrical engi.
ceer. Then he came north to take a
position with large manufacturing
corporation. Within a few months he
had made many warm friends who ad-
mired him both for his ability and for
his courtly manners.
Finally he was ordered by his COM
Pany to go east TO look over an cleo
trical invention which they were think.
Ing about buying. The train left at
three o'clock in the afternoon. He
was delayed IN reaching the station
and 1t was within a few minutes of
srain time when he clambered on the
rear end OF the sleeping car. As he
mounted the steps q man opened the
ear door and came out. It was Larsen,
. young lawyer, with whom he was
well acquainted in business way.
why, hello, Littlepage," said the
lawyer, where are you going?"
New York" said Littlepage.
Great luck" Larsen answered
Just got time to go back and intro
euce you to my wife. She's called to
New York by her mothers illness. ]
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LID DOMINION srEAMsHIP ca

>,naSsengeu ean leave RichmonS a. S.DAS
oTnoSy via Chesapeake and OhiS : rs,ILooob.
-. n, or Richmond and Petershr sy.S
-. lNorfolk ARd Western routs, % ~
y Te uecttsF at Norfolk with ora -. ~
o'cIoeE faz S S. sailing same evening at
ichets on sale at Richmond Tr.,.s. -
ny Us east Main Street; Chesa pesEs 80 -.
49, runway and Richmond and Beks-.h1S
g. tS Ssa espots, and At com pany's ansca ~
hss nSin street, Richmond. BaSEaSe chs,.k -
n, NJ. YRRIeHf.
sbtnSeT terk and all peints beyond a, =,
sxa RPou y steamers. sailing from Kioh 1.o..
NV. mOnpAY, EDNBsDVYI 80 WI
age pssssnS.rs This steamer carries sSesf
nHnliest closed one hour before s.tl,,. 49,.
ksirTelsht received and forwarded snd aS n..s
ollis OF ladtng issued for All noTthsrn HCSp
ana foreign porta. NJ esssF
A. FROM NEW YORK.
SSeenBers can leave daily exoen, o.. -.
49, "a lSstu -dSy p NJ 10 Norfol r o1 az
u1lnI comfort, CONNECTING with N0,toM OiS
, uSSiSsern railroad or Chesapeake and ohis
,, Ereigh, for Richmond By steamer v,,r,
urdaTs ndsyS and Wednesdays 100 P NJ SAL
Rs alnngs from cempsny's pier, No Ho,,~
snd t Loot OF Seach Street. Freight reoeivsa
W w. 1o.rWsroed daily except unSay.
'Ur'ner information apply 20
JOINT MAYER. ARen,.
ta1a east Main strcss
RichE9nd, VI
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couldn't 60 with her and I've been
worried about letting her make the
trip alone. / know you'll be glad to
look out for her and see that she gets
through all right"
1T will be great pleasure to me"
said Littlepage, with one of his best
Alabama bows.
Mrs. Larsen was a pretty woman.
After Littlepage had been presented
her husband had just time to get off
the car before the train started. Lit
tlepage sat down In the seat with her
and soon found that she was as pleas
ant and entertaining as she was good
looking. Il was really q great piece
81 luck for him. 1t promised to make
tresome trip rather pleasant than
otherwise. Mrs. Larsen had often
heard her husband speak of him. He
was from Alabama7 He had fought a
duel or two? Was II true that he had
actually shot man2 Did he always
carry revolver
Littlepage tried to explain his deli
cate ideas of honor and the proper
way to protect it. She seemed to he
half-afraid of him, and, as Littlepaee
was young man, that did not detract
from her charm.
Halfway across the state, at a lit
tie way station, fat man with a bio
black mustachs and . huge diamond
stud got on the car and sat down
across the aisle in . seat where he
could stare Mrs. Larsen full I'm the
face. At the first glance Littlepa1e
disIked him. He looked impertinent.
His appearance put Littlepage almost
into a rage. He had an insolent stare.
and IL seemed that he could hardly
Keep his eyes of pretty Mrs. Larsen.
Half dozen times Littlepags glanced
mp only to catch his bold black eyes
Atsring across the aisls, He wondered
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YORK RIVER LIME, WEST "a fo1s,
The Favorite Route North.

LIE We RICHMOND
Train Ne. l6, 80 p N.
lTl ORE LIMITED, Daily, except Sunda,,
for West Point, and intermediate stations
making close connection Moadays Wednas.
Gays end Frtoaye with steamer for Bal IL
more. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Train No. 16, s 80 P. NJ
Loo L Express Mon Wednes 4 Fridays. 10
Wett totnt and inferno date sta tons. con.
IA = with stage at Lester manor to waller
t<I ana Tapp&Sannock: also at West Pei A
NIsh stean ers for Baltimore. stops at All sta
Siens.
Train No. "A, s :ee A N
Local MIXED, leaves daily, except sunda,
from Virginia St.eet Station for West Point
ana intermediate stations, connecting with
Stage ~ Lestor manor for WAlkerton and Tar.
pahannock,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
BIB .. m. Baily, from West Point. with Con.
neeuon from Baltimore Wednesdays Frtdavs
and Saturdays.
1e:46 Am. sundays and Non days
SOB p m. Daily, except Sunday from Wa,
Relnt and intermediate stations.
steamers leave West Point Monday Wad
nesday ana FrtGay $50 r. II. arriving 2aIti
more 500 q. m. Returning leave Ra1fimors
bsOO p. M Friday, Thursday and SatnPSav
steamers cal at all landings on York
O. W. WESTBURY,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
S9o <. KAHN st. Richmond, Va.
So ~ 60. ". A. TuRk,
1rA"o AanAgeA cen. Psss. Aga
FRANK 8. CANNON.
Third Vics-Presdent and General Mau..,,
washington, ID. @.
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Southern RallWay
SCHEDULE
IN RFFkCI OCT, 81, 1900.
Trains Leaves Richmond. We.

AAoAAo 0oe uoB RlOuMuuGs T.
i1.ss n. NO IL SOUTHERN ExPn
!, Atlantis AuEpEts JEckSov' ere
So-Ao south sleope1S - DaEytlle.
Greensboro. salisbury. md Omar lotte
Sleeper open At Richmop coo 80 o. N
steps lSr passengers stIrocsI stations
With New York and Florida Rxpress
We I'D carrying throagh sleepers be
tween New York snd Tampa. with con.
necEons tor All Fss<t ia points, Alse
the WAshingtousne Southwestern Lin
tted mo SII cSsoFtnR through sleeDars
Sesp New fsIk and Nashville New
New Orleans. also. Pullman Tourist
sleepsr MOtDt avs, Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS, Washington to ssr Francisco
All points in feIss, MeGio %'S anS ci ,Hr
forntA
1901 ? n No. Z, solid train daily ,or Cha,
Iotte, y; y. Connects at Acseley with
Earmvflle and PowhRtan railroad Al
keysvtile for ClarkGville. Oxford, Hen.
depSon and Durham and at Greensboro
ssI Durham, Raleigh. and winston
States Fast Nail, solid train, day for
new Orleans and points South vhicf
carries sleepers New York to .Sew Or
leans ana New York to Jacksonville
and Miami for Nassau Habsna, Cuba
Drawiag rom buffet-sleeper Rich
mond to Birmingham through At
lanta. ~
Through train sleeper sanspurv. 70
Mem phis via of =sheville and Chatta-
nooga.
S 100 P. n. ne II, LoSAL, daily e1Oep, sunda,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
5 IS P. NJ, from Atlanta Augusta, AshsvtIl,
and all points south.
30 r. n, from Keysville and local ststiona
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
nos. 81 and 81. between Manchester ana Ne
apolIs. Va
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Do You Know Herr

1 desire to find my mother. The last
time l saw her was Ave years ago. She
was then in Greensboro. N. Q. Her
tirst husbands name was Ned Goosby.
last husbands name, Green GraveIly.
She goes by the name OF Mo lie
Gravely. She hsd four children, viz
Matte, Johnnie, Mary and Rosa Coos
oV, two OF which are in Danviile, Va,
one at Winston, N. c. and the other ct
MartiHsville, Va.
Any information will be than kfully
received by Miss Matte Gooseby, I22
Craghesd St, Danville Va. S.St
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gor simply send your name and address
UT VI. Knapp, 1872 Hall Bldg, Detroit,
wien and he win gladly send the free re-
eelpt with fun directions so that any man
may easily cure himself at heme. This Is Ger
tatnly most generous ofier and the follow
ing nS extracts taken from his daily mail show
Dear tir:-Please accept INV sincara
thanks for yours Of recent date Ihave Civ.
en- your treatment a thorough test and the
oeneht has been extraordinary It has
eompIeteiy oraced me up. am just as v:gor
how happy am"
Dear sir:-Your method worked beauti-
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strengtn and vigor have completely re-
turnea and enlargement Is entirely satisfac-
Dear str;-Yours was received and I had
no trouble In making use OF the receipt as d.
Lecteo, and after few days use can truth.
IulIy say 1t Is boon to weak men, am
greatly improved in size, strength and Wig
y correspondence is strictly confidential.
m ailed In plain sealed envelope. The receipt
man to haveit.
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H I'm Chesa peake and
Ss&Ot Ohio Railway.

ROUTE.
IN Eject January 5. 1901,
From Richmond.
Leave BROAD-STREET STATION,
WV . m, aAnyifoI principal station, N,,wro,'
mouth. P.r L5Sins, Norrelk and Porss.
90" BIZ n S daily local for Newport New,
uilmaD % o MIST poi5, and Portsmouth
lo;eo m except Sunday Local r-o,,
Vile ro- sOLge: Cenneects at Gordons.
Branch an rss Wgson WarTeuton, MaaaSse
a. A. charlottesville Tor Lyncn S1rnOs
TeStc .oI hagersten and at staunton "a
a;As 2 m. Daily limited, 10 c,nc,nn.
IuIsxile, and st Louis PnIImsSs
f oT 6rsgg cars; Connects at GprdonsYiiis
ny train, le.ving o Snge A. AN g
%WE tor citations between Orsnes and
s MsssninstGn; oO1nsGts for Virgins f aol
,tann, pS sunday from GordonsVtile -
Sac r B6 m. Accommodation, szoep. Sunday 70
io:4S ?: m. Daily, F +. ", TO Cincinnati ana
1913 w ruiIman sleeping car. Con-
meets at Roncerverte with C3reenhrisr
River Z except Sunday
LEAVE EIGHTH ST. STATION.
1880 =; m. Daily for Lynchb'g, Lexinesou ana
Sniton ForgeConnec -, except sunday.
WIN nucklngham and Alberene branches
e;ls IA. except sun Day, to Co;um ola
TRAINS ARRIVE BROAD STREET
STATION.
S;Se m except Sunday from boswell.
$50 =. m, and $3.50 p. N daily, Cinctnns.
ana Louisville.
IL 10 On "a, daily $50 p. m. from Norfolk an
10 =. r., Except sunday, from Clifton
Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
Pc A. E.,Excep' Sunday from Columnd
o'U r' H., Daily froE Lynchbure and
Clifton Forge, ana except sun
day from New Castle, LexinStoa
and Rosney.
For detailed inform Ation, con naetiona Al.
Apply a. Richmond Transfer offioe. No 81
east X Ain street; Chesapeake and Ohio Pas
sengsr once, No. 800 east Main street: sta-
tor Ticket Oflces, or address
JOHN ID. POTTS,
ASST General Passenger Agent.
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AchieVensnt's Instability.
Fame h not an honest mouutain
we can conquer for ali tlrnaf
NO; u u q moving hillsids-
slipping backward ar wa aiirnA
-Dstroit Free Press.
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION
oo&PANY's JAMEs-RIyKR Lice

10 10 NsnolR, Portsmouth,, OLD PoinI, Newman.
NoNis SIareMoent and James River landfnas,
Masnlag zion, BALTIMORE and the North. ~
rScAzoErAs LhAvEs MONDAY, Wx1
kleotrtc-cars direct 10 What Far an,- ., o..
snH Seo 20 Norfelft Portsmouth, Oid Poini
- 80 HeWpors News. Ausis b0 grand oroSss.
Freight received daily from aAsvA,.u..
exss an snd Al points In KsSteFa VirEinis A.
IRWIN wEssIoE8
supsriatsn1as
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Weylsr Il Spain's new minister ~
war. !Ais would be serious, says
the Chicago Timex-Herald, II Spain
nao any more colonies to wax
against
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WANTED-A nrst-clsss eressman
Send samples Of work End recommend.
asions to
THE PLANET,
u Richmond, Va
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GET MONEY.

Get money. Symbolic mysteries A
book on glass of water for lucky mum.
Der. oO and 81 90. J II. Coates, BIT.
Dr., $40 Winton St., Philadelphia. Pa.
Cancers cured. S-25 -8nn
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Cures
Weak Men
rec
INSURES LOVE AND A HAPPY
HOME FOR ALL

How any man may quickly cure himself +, ,
ter years OF s"@Arlng from sexual weskness
lost vitality, night losses. varicecele SC ana
enHr &c smau weak organs to fun size and
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D = Pm RICHMOND
IN " FREDERICK .BURs
d PoToMAo r.
SeheduleIsin Eject Jan. q, 1901,
LEAVE BYRD at. STATION

Ale A NJ. Daily, for washin Rton sue
points North. stops 40 Milford
Fiedertcks burg and Quautico
pullman leepers TO Washing
IN and New YORK
$50 A. M, daily, except Monday, fol
Washington and points hort 4
the New York and Florida
Special" composed emit rely of
Pullman vestibuled sleepinr
compartment, dining literary,
aud observation cars. Noex-
ira fare other than regular
Pull man c7arge. Makes no
local stops and does not stop
s:se A M .anday only, for Washington
nd points North. STOPS at m
81, Glen allen. shland Tag
Lorsvtlle, boswell, luther Glen
PenolA, Milford, WoodsIsne
Guinea, summit, Fredoricfs-
burg, Brooke, Whitewater and
EEL AM. DAilY, except uaiav, 70,
Washington aRd points North
ss stop At nos slS,i G a;',I Allen, Ash
ieksburg and Quantico.
Washington and points North
stops At Elba, Glen Allen "A sh,
land, boswell, Milford, Fred
fet PArlsr oar. Connects with
SonEressionai Limited
7:1s p NJ, ally for Washington aus
points North. tops at Elba
shland, boswell, Milford Fred
ericksburg, Brooke, widewateI
tions sundays. sleeper Rich.
mond to Rev YORK. Sleepe,
washington to Fhiladelphis.
ARRIVE BYRD-STRERr Station.
$40 A. NJ, Daily. stops at wids-water
Brooke, FredericksburE, Nil.
Eiba. stops at other station
sundays. sleeper New York 70
sns PM. Daily, except Sunday. stops a
Fredericksburg, Milford Dos
well, Ashland, en- Allen an
ElSa. uffet rs-lor car
6:37 NJ, Daily STOPS only at Fredericksbur
boswell, Ashland and Elbs
Pullman cars from New York
and washingto n e" AOAA
siAo +. M, Dai ~. tops At wtdew.ts,
Brooke, Frederick,hu re- sn sSa'
mit, auinea, WOodsIana NJ,
ord. Penols, Ruther clan Dos
well, Tayl rsvtne, AshiaSd
Slsn Allen, and Riba. Burs
Se+o P NJ daily daily, except Sunday, the New
York aud Florida Special
makes no local stops and does
not stop at Elba.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
DAILY except Sunday
SOC 4. N. Leaves Elba for Quan.ico.
AVo r. M, Leaves Byrd at. for Fred ericI
$50 p. M Leaves EIba for Ashl.ne.
so =. NJ ELives Elba from Ashland.
49, - A.s AIIlNSS byrd street. Station fran
FredericksburR -
0soo Z. M. Arrives Elb from Ashland
S. A. L. Through Trains,
Via 8. A. L. Junction and r, F..
Railroad.
LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
90. & o.
o;IO M, Daily, for Washington ana
points north. Florida and Met
ropoitan limited tops alfred
ellcksourg and QuAnticc Sl0sp
ers to New York
Dining car.
o:oO z. M, Daily, for Washington ana
points Month TONG Al
fredericksburg and Qaantioo
Pullman Sieepers to New. York
ARRIVE BROAD STREET STATION
20. &O.)
1t:oS p. n. Daily. Stops only Frederick.
burg and DosWen. A shlan
Sleepe, from New York.
1osSl 2. n Daily. Florida and Metropolitan
limited, stops emily FredfksburR
boswell and Ashland. Sleeper
from New York. Dir n1 oaI
W.P. TAYLOR, Trafic ManaSer
EFT D. Myers. resident.
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5. A.,

sEABoARD AIR LINE RATLw.yr
The Fsvorise Route South,
Schedule in Eject: June. ard 1880, ,
-.
Leaves Chesapeake and Ohio sR-o.s
Street Station.
$50 A ". Daily, excert Sundav 10.
Su. W hen deIson, Dur Thar RaIsiSb ~
as ana and AL points South: and Sou1ss.
FlotidA Mail and Exur,ss n..
Fe'ersosrg, Henderson, RSleirh ~
NV, Camden, Columbia. savan~u
scks nvlleTampa, Fern andina. ana ~,
Florida points ana All
go z. M. "FLoRaOA LIMJTHnn
ILscurB, Henderson, Rnieigh W. tUf
nbnn, &harlotte. Chesrer ~
ana, montgomery. NobiIe 49,
1911. points South ana SontS-Osc~
Tsrw, camden, Columbia. Ssx.
an EIa.. xhe lamps. kernsndi na -,sn1
-
Trains arrive from outh ut C,n.s.,..
Onio ssC ~. station SIs
Sunday, ~ daily
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ror nckets, checking BE- xR.lxs S,asntr,, =,
Linz r.,S,, eto., applyto the seaboarS q
mona Trsns,S 0mSee, $40 East Main ST., a,c
Jene5son Hotel, and ~ dep,, riss-a 1ain
~ ID. BOYKIN, Geoersi ASs ago.
V6 EastMAi az
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~ ID. Daily, exoert Sunday. for pa..-.
on. Y, Hend erson, Du rbaT RaIs,S
Es ana and AL points South: and SouSs-
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IENns arrive from oura an cn.
Onio va VI. station SIs
M, da-A, also, 3P M dat,x
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-07

j G. McCreerv has received a
letter from E. l.. Biggs, formerly
an engineer on the F & G. c., but
who is now in California working
in the machine shops at Taylor.
He has the promise of running a
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-07

The appointment of cadets at large
and for the District of Columb bia
are made by the president The
secretary of the navy as soon after
March 5 of each year as posi- BILE
must notify in writing each mem
Der or delegate of the house of
representatives of any vacancy
that may exist in his district The
nomination of candidate to fill
the vacancy is made upon the rec
ommendation of the member or
delegate by the secretary. Candi-
dates must be actual residents of
the district from which they are
nominated.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-07
PURELY PERSONAL.

Dave Howell left today for
Cleveland to be absent thirty days.
Mr. MoShane of Canon, owner
of the DIR. Blake ranch at Cramer,
was here this morning.
Mrs. Mabel Anderson is down
from Denver visiting with her Sis
ter, Mrs, NJ l.. Ward.
Mrs. T j. Casey will return
tomorrow from a three weeks
visit in Pueblo to her daughter,
Mrs George Williams
MIR. and Mrs. J b. Daniels
left today for Cleveland, Buffalo
and other eastern points, to be
gone about two months.
&C. q. Hurd of West Florence
had a relapse and is very sick
man. He has been afflicted with
heart trouble for some time.
Dave Magill and wife and
Mrs Thomas Ly lie and children of
Canon, parents and sister of w j.
Msgill of this city, were visiting
here yesterday, ~
Mrs. William Owens left yes
terday for Smith Center, Kansas,
where she will remain a few days,
and will then leave for her home
in Kahoka, Missouri.
Prof. Reese WAS down from
Canon last evening for the pur-
pose of organizing dancing class
here, The professor has just re-
turned from Washington.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-07

At Bookings second hand store
you can get more goods for less
money than you can any place in
town. 05tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-07
FLORENCE BOY HONoRED.
Byron McCandless Admitted to
Naval Academy at Annapolis.

Naval Academy at AnnapOIIS.
Byron McCandless of this city
has passed the mental and physi-
cal examination and is now full
tiedged cadetof the naval academy
at Annapolis. His parents re-
ceived telegraphic message from
him this morning saying that he
had passed with high honors.
Byron McCandless is a son of
Julius McCandless the hardware
merchant of this city, and one of
Florence's most prominent men;
in fact one of the most prominent
men in the county.
The young man was twenty
years old last Thursday, the same
day that he passed the examina-
ton for entrance into the naval
academy. He will take up his
new duties at once. For the past
six weeks he has been studying in
the Prof, S, II Wernty prepara-
tory school. His salary will be
$500 per year until he graduates
from this cadetship to higher
rank
He was given the nomination
from this congressional district by
John G. Bell and received the ap-
pointment from the secretary of
the navy,
The young man was born in
Endicott, Nebraska, and came to
Florence with his parents at the
age of months, entered the Flor
ence public schools at the age of
6 years, entered the university of
Colorado at the age of l6, and
passed the examination for the
naval academy at the age of 20 and
will now assign himself over to
the service OF the government for
eight years He is well behaved
young man and is very gentle
manly in manner and appearance
and has host of friends here who
will rejoice in his good fortune,
This is an opportunity that comes
but once in four years and there
will not be another appointment
from this congressional district for
four years more.
There is allowed at the academy
one naval cadet for each mem Der
or delegate of the United States
of representatives, one for the Dis
trict of Colum bia and ten at large
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-07
Saved From the Knife by 0ste,
opathy.

Florence, Colo, Aug. q, 1901.
was taken with severe case
of appendicitis, my husband called
in one of Florence's noted NJ D's.
After "A hours of treatment and
no relief from the almost unbeara-
BILE pain the doctor said surgical
operation was the only hope My
neighbors persuaded my husband
and | to call in DR.. II G. Harri-
man, the osteopathy, he relieved
me in less that twenty minutes and
pronounced me out of danger in
two hours. | was entirely cured
with three treatments
| make this statement unsolicit-
ed in behalf of Dr. II G Hartman
as | consider he saved my life. |
heartily endorse his mode of treat
ment.
MRS. j G. DUMBRECK,
SOB Fifth street,
: 3 ) Florence, Colo.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-07
Notice

The city schools of Florence will
open Monday, September 8, 1901
On Saturday, Septem Der 7th, at 9
O'Clock a m, in the eighth grade
room of the McCandless building,
examinations will be given to
pupils who failed to pass their
grades and to those from other
places who will enter our city
schools. General assignment in
all grades will be made from the
superintendent's office, commenc-
ing Septem Der 9th.
All pupils entering the city
schools who have not been vac
cinated successfully will be requir-
ed to do so before being registered
for entrance in the schools
Ward boundary lines will be the
same as last year, subject, how
ever, to change as conditions may
require.
ALFRED DURFEE,
Superintendent.
Florence, Colo, Sept. 3, 1901.
Is
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-07

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