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The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-19

DR.. Brooks yesterday made an x-ray
examination of Claude Gannons in
jured foot, and the machine revealed
the fact that there is considerable
portion of the bone above the ankle
missing, and that more abscesses are
forming When the weather becomes
cooler Mr.. Cannon will have the foot
amputated.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-19

The band put in full evening S
practice yesterday evening, getting
ready to do its part in the program
next Tuesday night, when they will
aid the choral union at the NJ +.
church.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-19
Notice.

The regular meeting Of the CarpeD-
tiers union No. 475, held on July 7th,
resolution was passed, fixing the
scale OF wages at %. 80 per day, to
take effect September LIST, 1902.
1s-lm ID. A. CALLAwAY. Secy.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-19
afternoon at Highland cemetery.
THOMAS ANDREW
Excursion to Pueblo

on August 4, account Buffalo Bill's
Wild West show; 81 20 for round trip.
Going on special train at S:45. Re
turning on all regular trains during
day,
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-19

State Convention A o II at Victor,
Colo. July 2lst to 25th Rate of one
fare for round trip is authorized.
Selling dates July 20 and 2lst. Final
limit July 26.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-19

AT the regular meeting of Salome
Rebekah lodge last evening Mrs. r. A,
Ramsay was selected as representative
to the state assembly and Mrs. Mary
Denton was recommended as district
deputy
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-19

Next week the ladies of Florence
will have an opportunity to learn to
do burnt wood work and art needle
work. Samples of the work will be
seen in the windows of Yelton's drug
store
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-19
"GET BUSYp'

The American Order of Protection
will meet hereafter ON Monday even
ing in X. of p. hall instead of Tues
day evening in Keller's hall as hereto
fore.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-19
local News.

Remember that the Creation is to
be repeated next Tuesday night, July
%. Admission only % cents.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-19

NoTE.-You cannot, il you
value good health, afford 10
use cheap, iow-grade, alum
baking powders. They are
aptt to spoil the food ; they do
endanger the health. All
physicians will tell you that
alum in food is deleterious.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-19

S. b. Austin is selling all ladies
shoes in the house choice 81 90 pei
pair. l09-a0
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-19

The Union mill was started again
this morning after an enforced shut
down of day on account of the high
water in the river flooding the pumps.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-19
True
Economy

The difference in
cost between an alum
baking powder and
tn c high c st class
cream of tartar bak-
ing powder would not
amount for a family's
supply to one dollar
a year.
DR.. Prices is the
standard cream of tar
tar baking powder. 1t
makes the food de-
licious and healthful.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-12
THEY ABUSED HIM.
Pat Quit the Home for Feeble
Minded and Wandered Back
to Gratiot.
WILL STAND FOR SENTENCE NOW.

During the last week in Novemte,
l.. II. hayt took VIM. Vanvalkenbufp
or this place 10 Lager, Judge Stop.
having suspended So ter ce on he young
man as long as he v ould conduct himself
properly at The bone for feeble minded
On Saturday last Mr.. Hsyt received a
telephone message from Pompeli stating
that Pat" AS he WIS called, was there
a. the home OF DR. Peters, a veterinary
formerly living here. On Investigation
II proved true ana Mr.. Hayt therefore
went TO Pompeii aud taking the young
man In charge sgaln he brought him 60
Ithaca aud turned him over to Sheriff
Parrish. It is understood that the
judge will now give him his sentence
NO word has been received by Mr..
hayt from the authorities at Lspeer re
g"r"iug Nanvalkenturg's es,a, and
the only version Of the matter l. What
the young man tells. He Asserts that
the aulhuri'its at the home for feeble
minded abused HIM by pounding K licking
ana Otherwise Ill treating h m he also
5 atts that another boy escaped with
% III 10" he managed to fiud hsway
DacS as Tar north a. Pomptii without
any money was not learned only that he
hoboed 1t through.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-12
COMMENCES MONDAY.
A Great Opportunity for overs of Art
at the Lancashire Block

Never before have the people of Alma
been favored WIN such an Cpportuuity
10 stuuy the old masters aud IN, dern
art as IS now ffered by the teachers OF
the public schuols in the art exhlb,t
commenting next Monday evening al d
continuing during the aft-ri oous and
evenings OF The three follow lug days
The famous Econ prints Which form
this exhibit are fadeless carbon photo.
graphs and photographers from mega
uves mad directly from the origina q
The collection OF pictures is larger ana
more carefully selected than those
nered by any other hou.e and IS WORTHY
OF the careful study Of even those mt IT
familiar with art history and every one
VIII nnd that much eau be learned from
IL. Among the subjects represented are:
Gret ano Roman sculpture: Epyut,an.
Greek and Roman architecture; ortralis
and pictures relating to American his.
tory; reproductions from the old az well
"a the IL odern masters OF Italy. France.
Holland and England.
These pictures have been exhibited by
the 81 hools of Adrian, Battle Greek.
kalsmazoo, Lansing. Big Rapids and
other leading cities OF The state. No
CITY or town can afford to be lacking in
: he culture and refinement OF its people.
lt IS part OF che work Of the school 10
Inc ulcate these qualities in the school
Chi dren through every means it has at
ITS disposal Lately it has come TO be
recognized that good pictures on the
school wall. properly selected AID
hung, would be
great aid IN accomplishing this end
Accordingly fee Of ten cents will be
taken at she door 10 de ray expenses and
he remaining money invested in a col.
I-ct on OF masterpieces that the pupils
may acquire a knowledge Of art and
WIN time begin 70 appreciate the whole |
some and refining influence that comes
WIN genuine feeling for the beautiful.
Private orders may be given for any.
hing exhibited and an .ffort made TO
rave them delivered before Christmas.
We hope you ill not fail to attend the
'xhibitlon and believe you will be fully
epald for the trouble and expense in
he pleasure and profit you gain for your.
eli besides helping on the work.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-12
NEW SUGAR FACTORIES.
michigan Gets Three Added to the
List Now In Operation.

1t is understood that The Clergue in
terests at the 500 are considering the
proposition OF ere ctirg beet sugar
factory at that poiut, II having beer
found that the land in that loo lity is
well suited to the owing OF sugar
beets.
The new factory at Tawas is assured
and will tie largely controlled by the
trust. Havemeyer having $3.50. coo ot
the stock.
Work on Owoeso's $500. 600 sugar fac.
rory was commenced thu first Of the
week. The detracks TO- the Ann Arbor
and Nj ch'gan Central roads are com
pleten and the GROUNDS were Turned
over Monday 10 the Kilby Manufsc,ur.
ing Co of Cleveland, who will erect
the plant. IL Will have capacity Of
l 900 tons of beets day.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-12
He Took P0TiS Green
An Old Soldier. Tired of Life,
Chose Death in this Manner.
Had Been In iii Health for Some Time

On Saturday morning Of last week
when Lloyd Frousch went 10 the home
OF his stepmother's father, Warren Wi i.
son, he found the doors locked and
heard no sound within. Wishing TO
leave pie there for the old gentleman
opene a window from the cutside
aud entered in that manner. Openinp
the bedroom door he was Mortified 10
see The dead body OF Mr. Wilson living
partly acrost the bed He at once ran
home and info med his mother OF what
he had discovered. whereupon she went
to The place and learned il was only too
true A cor ners' jury was imranelsd
and at the inquest IL wss learned thar
the deceased rad taken paris green with
the intent OF ending his life. made mn
tearable bv old age and disease. He had
been In III heali h for some time, and liv
Ing alone there he had become despond
ent. From the condition OF the BODY
when found It YVES supposed that be
had dressed in the morning and then
taken the poison. 1t was about ten
O'Clock when found ard at the inquest
the doctor called in stated that life had
been extii CT between TWO and twelve
hours. The decreased " ould have been
"a years OF age II he had lived unit
January 4fh. At the outbreak of the
Evil war he enlisted in the and Battery
ONO Vol from which he was bonorably
discharged at the end OF the civil war.
his father and six rothers also served
through the civil war and were honor
able discharged. In 1865 he was mar
red To Miss Lottie Bachelor who died !
20 wears ago. Three children were born
rom this union two Of whom survive
1im He came In Michigan from Ash
'abula. o, IN 1899 and had lived here |
ince that time
The funeral was held at the house
where he Died on Monday and the re.
mains inferred In the st. Louis GENE
cry.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-12

p6nAI HAI NJ Cures Catarrh OF Won't
NONk OSIm LeocorDeal an a liver,
S0Aa form OF PHI Trouble
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-12
Rural Free Delivery.

one OF The most rotable new lines n,
"oik conducted by the government i,
rural free delivery. Ii can falrly he
called q Transforming agency in the or.
dlnary affairs OF the agricultural popu.
latlon otthe United States, putting IN. m
III touch with the world daily with nt
loss OF time or labor on their part and
adding largely. without cost, TO their
business facilities. Postmaster General
fayne, In his annual reIort, speaks of
III as having passed the experimental
stage and become an estabnt he'd fact
de feels sure, and the country shares
the opinion, that CouRress will continue
to increase he APP ropriauous until the
service )Ovtrs the 900 GOO square miles
which have sufficient d pulat,on IN
warrant the servire. About one third
on his area Is ,mb aced in the / 1 800
r. utes now operated. When the % 600
Other routes required are opeued the
annual cost OF the entire system Will be
$34 900 600.
Experience shows, as was expected
that rural free delivery enables the far.
mer TO get better price for his products
through daily information about market
CONDITIONS. The postmaster general re-.
frrs to lnstanc, in " hich cattle growers.
through the prompt delivery of quota.
ons, shaped their plans anew and
saved more than the total cost OF ruraI
livery over the routes on which thew
yea. Along every route the price of
farm lands h improved All these adj |
vantaRes, the pos'nas ter. general re-
marks, have bee equaltd, If not sur
passed, by the social and educational |
bent fits conferred in relieving the mo
notony Of rural life by bringing city and
country in close connection, and giving
the farmer an opportunity Of keeping
abreast ~ the rect of the world - it
VIII tale good deal # money TO extend
rural free delivery IA fast as is desirable
but II can lie largely obtained by the
ontihued correction Of abuses in secord.
class matter. Mr.. Payne advises Con.
,ress To charge publications, other than
iaily and weekly papers, about four
'ents pound for delivery, and saws the
Increase in revenues from this source
'ill almost pay the cost Of the complete
establishment Of rural free delivery.
Jongress should act favorably on this
econ mendation nc an early day. IL will {
d.ance the Interests and welfare of
Millions Of American farmers and their
antilles.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-12
Brick for Sale.

Chimney brick, building brick, found
alton brick. we'll brick. etc., in large or
small quantities prices right. Brick
yards two and one-half miles north .
'sst OF Alma. Union phone 1877.
.233-n w. II. Ii. SMITH q Sons. Props.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-12
Societies.

The following fraternpl organization,
have elected officers Tor the ensuin,
year:
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs
Fitz James Loogr. No. 80. X of p
el,cfed Ulcers as follows at the las
regular meetlnR:
Q. C.-Geo. q Taylor.
V. C.--1h'o w. Marsh.
Prelute-M. A. Medler.
Nj. If w Quo Sanuerhof.
M. of 4 Geo Sharrar.
Nj. of F.-Cari- Brown.
NJ at A-W 5 Bogart.
l CD. &. Anderson.
q. CD X. Moore.
Trustee for three years-Geo. O.
Taylor.
MASONIC.
Alma Lodge No PA, +. 81 A. M.
elected the following officers ON Tues
day evening:
Muster-B. 8. Webb
$. WI. o. Ellison.
j. VA. ii. Olmstead.
Treas.-O. .. Ward.
Sec'y-N Polla.ky.
S. w w Caple.
MODERN wooDMEN.
Alma Camp No. sl4. w. M A.,
eieCteo tmcels as follows on tuesday
evening:
V. C.-I. S. Fink.
Advlsor-Wm Latimer,
Clerk-W S b, CART.
Banker-H DAVIS.
& F.-J White.
Escort-A. II Dillon.
Watcbman-P. Kaufenberger.
PbysiciaLs-Drs. McChnton and
Lamb.
I. o r.
Alma Lodge 23s. l. o. o. f., have
elected the following Ulcers:
N @. Preston Lane.
V. CIV. w. Kinch.
X S.-W. =. Bogart.
II. S.-V s Holenbeck.
Treas.-G. K Wilson,
Pkchl RAJ "A Ours oatarrh Of Won't
HOnS UtIm Leooo rpea - n q Every
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-12

Ill brave the storms OF Chilkoot Pass
il cross the plains OF frozen glass,
I'll leave nv wife and cross the sea
Rather than be without Rock
Mountain Tea Bivins IL Rhodes
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-12

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II Il
fails TO cure. K. W. Groves signature
on each box. 800. lipa-iyr.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-12

The following iraternpl organizations
have elected tfficers for the ensuing
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
VIRGINIA NEWS

Or. Hoffman. Republican. carried
Greene county over Congress man Havbv
, majority
Pensions issued at Washington. Err
9est u. lee. belaphane. Fauguier county
-. war with Spain) lncrease-Nar-
tina Thomas, Poqu1sou. s..
"Lightioot,~ recently sold by J.B. Me-
Cono and Son, OF Orange county. 70 the
chicago millionaire. J II. Moore. for
S-.'oV' Won three Glasses in the recent
chicago Horse show.
IL l. stated thar adealis being cousum
mated ia New York by hich The William
L. Irigg Shiphuilding Company. oi Rich-
mond. viii be- taken into the shipvar,f
combination or trust
Rev William Nelson Meade. of North.
ampton county, who was recently called
TO take charge Of the Episcopal churches
ia Middlesex county. has been alsocalled
20 Anderson, ;. C., which he il consider
ing
The Navy Department has been notified
BY the Irigg Shipbuiidiug Company. oi
Richmond. Va, that Miss Ella Seaiev. IA.
daughter oil Galveston banker. has b, en-
selected TO at a. sponsor 81 the cruiser
Galveston.
While cutting wood Tuesday. in Orange
county. near Gordonsvillc Mr.. Jack Hon
nan was shot in the eye by "a stray hul-
let from a hunters gun. 40 knowleuae
81 the hunter il known and the affair is /,
mystery. Mr. Holman Is suffering ia.
tense pain and Is under the care of Dr
John Scott.
Congressman kixey called az the Post
Office Department Thursday To see If Le
could have "a postOihce re-established at
Way iandsburg, Culpeper county. This
Office was discontinued in 1893 An in
spectOr il in that section. and the DEPART
ment will take action as soon as his re-
port comes ia.
Senator Martin in an interview IN Wash
ington expressed himself a. much plesspd
with the good work of the Democrats ia
Tuesday selection. and makes predictions
Of a bright future. He regrets the defeat
Of representative Rhea. whom he coUsi5-
ers one Of the most valuable representa.
tives in Congress. lie does not know how
70 account Tor the result in the Ninth Dis
trict except Democratic apathy.
james W. Denny, Democrat. who was
elected TO Congress from Maryland. Tues
day, Is lawyer, and was born in the
valley Of Virginia, being the eldest son
OF Robt. l.. Denny. OF Clarke county. he
graduated from the University of Viz
GINA During the Civil War he fought
with the Thirty-ninth Virginia Battalion
Of Calvary. lie praeticed law at Winches
ter, Va, until 1865 when he went to
Baltimore. He was elected to Congress
In 1895, but was defeated for reelection
in 900
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
6RAxToN. HILL AND CARLISLE.
May be Employed 60 Defend the Con-
stitution

II the opinion Of Democrats and white
Republicans viii count for ANYTHING the
negroes are not going To make much pro
gress IN hghting the new Constitution
Attorney General Anderson will appear
10 any case that may be taken M on he
BAN oil the State, and associated with
ham in all likelihood would be Hon. A g
Braxton, OF Staunton. and other strong
lawyers in Virginia. IL has also been suo.
gested that. il need be. ex- Secretary Of she
Treasury John G. Carlisle and ex-Sena.
tor David b. Hill, OF New York, or some
such strong lawyers from outside the
state, may be retained 10 assist the Vir-
GINA lawyers. should the matter ever
take any serious turn, which is not now
anticipated.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
THE TOWN cow VICTORIOUS.

The morning MARBLE Of the festive
town COW will continue to resound
through the streets of the Magic
City; its echo will reverberate from
mountain to mountain, and presum-
tious will be the mortal who dares to
insult her cowship with a request to
keep of the grass. She is supreme.
her domain is undisputed. her reign
has just begun. As she stalks In
grandeur up and down the broad
thOroughfares of our Western Me
tropolis there will be none to dispute
her passage, none to say to her nay.
Tor has not a generous public extend
ed. through the medium OF the all
powerful ballot box, the right hand
of fellowship TO her bovine maiestv?
Nolongercan the mocking laughter OF
the ''yellow dog" wound her tender
soul as she stands pensive within the
confines OF her own back yard, for
does she not possess that same lib
erty OF which he is the proud owner?
She cometh and goeth as she listeth
To her liberty is sweet, and gratitude
deep and everlasting will shine in her
moon-like orbs, as she nips. in care
less content, the tender grass and
delicate simpson weed, " which finds
life in the streets of Roanoke. She
will turn her footsteps. in loving ap-
probation, towards the domiciles oi
those who have SO clearly ablished
her rights and privileges. and she
will become, in time. an institution
novel and modern, of this strangely
generous city. All hail to her cow
ship. May she, in gratitude, make
the full milk pail and Roanoke synou-
imous.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08

Charlottesville on Tuesday. in spite
of the up hill fight made by Tie
Progress, of that city, voted down.
by very small majority, the pro-
posed bond issue for permanent
street Improvement. We are NOT
aware of the various reasons which
actuated those who opposed the
bond issue, but in the face OF the bare
facts, it seems that thecity has taken
a retrogressive step, which will place
its progressiveness before the world
~ bad light. If her people are sat
ished with the present throughiares.
why no one else has any right to
kick.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08

President Roosevelt, in regard to
the election, has been just what the
American people expected him TO be-
the President rather than the poll
tician- He is glad, of course, that
his party won, but hisexultation has
in no sense been offensive to those OF
his countrymen who differ with him
as to the good to accrue from the re-
suit. On the whole his course has
been dignified and beyond reproach
of any kind.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
DEATHS

". Divine. q prominent. printer died
Al his residence in iecsburv. THURSDAY.
aged nifty eight wears lie served through.
ont the var with Mostly. and was the
Youngest 81 that noted hand lie held
many responsible official positions ia
Leesburg. bis native town iie Is sur
vised 10y his mother two sisters. his wife.
two Sous and two daughters.
Mr.. Locius ingram. oi Wieomico.
Northumberland cOuaty. vino served IN
the Confederate army. died at hts horne
On Monday. Recently De was adjudge
insane and PLACED 10 the county Jail for
safe keeping His condition got 20 be
50 criticd that his relations took upon
themselves tae responsibility oi carrying
hum 10 bis home, where he die.i.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
LIE PARk ANp 10 ~ norsE-

We know who will bc the Speak
er OF the next House Of Representa-
tives. but we trust our Republican
friends viii elect 60 that exalted posi-
ton a man who viii heed the wishes
OF "a large element OF his countrvmen
in regard 60 the establishment of a
National Battlefelds Park here. The
Speaker can say whether or not the
measure, when introduced, shall be
come law. and we prefer to believe
that no other member OF Congress
viii display towards thebnl the same
persistent antagonism as that shown
by Speaker Henderson. In view OF
the endorsement of the old soldiers
who wore the blue and of those who
wore the gray, it would be but "a Del
icate tribute TO their yalor should our
representatives IN Congness grant
their united request. In urging this
measure they ask nothing for them
selves beyond a request that their
nation mark, as a perpetual mouu-
ment TO tkeir bravery and heroism
the bloody fields on which they fought
and saw their comrades die. What
more fitting than "A Park in who's
confines would be embraced tina,
ground made famous hy conflict suc1
as the world ne'er saw before What
more proper than this tribute to the
grandest soldiers of the grandest
armies on earth? We do not believ,
that the Speaker OF the next Hous,
will refuse TO let this bill pass and W,
feel assured that when it does pas,
President Roosevelt viii gladly attn,
/ his signature
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08

That there is something in aname
was clearly demonstrated in Kansas
when the people refused to elect a
Rockefeller to the Legislature. fearing
that it meant the ascendancv OF tie
Standard Oil Company.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08

The Molineux trial became sensa-
tional when one Of the prisoners wit
nesses testified that Cornish looked
lke-the man she saw mailing the
poisonpaekage. Suspicion has point
ed in that direction for some time.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08

The latest returns show that the
city OF Roanoke has joined the asso-
citation of COW lovers, and that the
city of Charlottesville viii feed on
dust for awhile longer. Beautiful
Illustrations of Goth Century cities
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08
To Testconstitution .

Ine validity of Nir1inia's Consultation
+ Co oe tested in the Supreme Coert
Logar Poe Lee. colorei. through his al
toruey. james Hays. also col0red. gave
notice oi such "a proc- e-iing I'M the Clerk =
office of the Circuit lrsirt in Richmond
Wednesday. The particulars in the suit
viii be hlet later
Hays is one oithscoicrrd iatyyers asso.
ciatei with John s Wise. of New York
aud former Senator rhnr-tou. of Nebras
IA, 60 bring suit il the Federal Courts o.
test the validity % the election clause o
the Constitution. MEctber the gentle
men nanci a-e associated in this case /,
NOT given orr
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08

And now comes the scramble for
the Speakership. We sincerely hone
that the successful one will kindly
give the Battlefelds Park Bill fair
chance.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08

The Crown Prince of Siam refused
to be elevated in Pittsburg-that is
TO say, he declined to ride on an eIe-
vltor.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08

Solar Hon. William Jennings Bryan
has kindly refrained from saying, Il
told you so, to Hon. David Bennett
Hill.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08

Utah will send an Apostle TO the
United States Senate. Caezar's
ghost, what next2
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08

A Dutch Baron has been caught in
the meshes OF an American matri-
monial syndicate. Serves him right.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-08

Miss Helen Harrington, daughter OF
Mrs. A y. Harrington, and Mr.. Murdoch
Montgomery, both OF Warsaw. Rich
mond county were married By Rev Ro-
bert ). Coupiand in the Protestant Epis-
eopal church Of the Ascension at Balti-
IN Ore, Wednesday.