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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-18

VIRGINIA: In the Circuit Court for
the County of Henrioo, the 3Oth day of
September, 1909. In Vacation,
Thomas Robinson, Plaintiff
VS. In Ohancerv.
Mamie Robinson, Defendant.
The object of this suit is to obtain a
divorce MenSa ct Thoro by the plain
tiff against the defendant. An affidavit
having been made and fled that the
plaintiff has used due diligence to as
certain in what county or corporation
Mamie Robinson, the defendant is
without effect, ii is ordered that she ap-
pear hero within fifteen days after the
due publication hereof and do whatever
may be necessary to protect her interest
herein.
A copy
Teste: J. e. BRoADDUs,
| Clerk.
]. Henry Crutchfeld, D. q.
To Mamie Robinson:
- Take notice that shall on
the 2fst day of November. 1902, at the
Office of ]. Henry Crutchfield, numbered
| 12118 K. Broad street, in the city of
Richmond, Virginia, between the hours
OF O'Clock A. M. and 9 o'clock p. NJ.
| OF that day, proceed to take the deposi-
lions OF witnesses 10 be read as evidence
| in my behalf in certain suit in Chan
Gerry, depending in the Circuit Court for
the county of Henrico, Virginia, where
IN you are defendant and am plaintiff:
| and II from any cause, the taking of the
said dispositions be not commenced on
that day, or, If commenced, be not con-
cluded on that day, the taking of the
same will be adjourned and continued
from day to day, OF from time to time,
at the same place and between the same
hours until the same shall be com2let-
ed. Respectfully.
THOMAS ROBINSON.
BY counsel.
j. Henry Orutchfield, %. a.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-18

VIRGINIA:-IN THE CLERKS
OFFICE OF THELAW AND EQUITY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, IN VACATION. THE 2Yp
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1909.
Evelina Allen and Charlotte
b. Allen. Plaintiffs,
VS.. Qn Chancery.)
John p. Allen ct ais. Defendants.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-18
Do You Know Him?

desire to know the whereabouts Of
his son, William II. Bowman. He was
last heard from in Richmond. ANY
information will be communicated tC
his father by sending same to
DENNIS JOHNSON,
SO Bryn Ave-, Kingston, N. Y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-18

Wanted--By a lady, a position as
shorthand teacher. References given
on application.
Address.
M. LULU HILL,
No. $40 Sidney St.,
South Bend, Ind.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-10-18

VIRGINIA.; In the Law and EQUITY
Court for the city OF Richmond, this
S0th, day of September, 1902.
WILLIAM SMITH, Plaintiff
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
"HuMAN nEARrs, .

Human Hearts tho melo-dramatlc sue
cess announced at the opera house Friday,
October II, matinee ana ulcht Appeals "a
every class OF piaygoers. II deals with
story that teens With lfcart interest from
beginning to eud Tom Logan, nm honest
lns blacksmith IN toe Arkansas hills,
falls In love aud murres Il reformed COIN
dcnce woman, The dun country lie soou
pals on her She accidentally meets her
former lover aud pal" Without any lust
cause they conSpirc together to ruin ,tum
ana XIII him Ii necessary. They go to his
home, The woman rings the bell white
aer accomplish conceas himself The
father Of Tom responds and Is mistaken
for the young blacksmith He Is fatally
stabbed by the ambushed man. lom COM
Ing out To see whore his father Is Is ac-
cused by the adventuress aud her pal" Of
the murder He IS finally sentenced on that
charge But hla frenda ultimately Cstab.
lish his Innocence and he Is released Re
tfihution overtabos his vi,luinouS and muir
derous accusers. No play OF It's kiud pos
hesses q stronger plot 90 more scua i0nnl
incidenta The serious element Is mingled
WITH comedy, forming combination that
never taila to touch Is responsive Caord ia
tho hearts OF playgoers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
ECLIPSE OF THE MOON.
ILLUSTRATED DESCRIPTION OF The
EVENT WHICH WILL
Occur Tonioht--Ths Orbits Of the Earth
and Moon--How the Planet Gets In
the Way Of the Satellite.

A total eclipse Of the moon will take plae
tonight, and will be observed by thousand
Of interested persons all over the western
world. A full and technical description o
this event appeared IN last Sundays Post
vet the subject still contains matter o
great interest TO those VINO study thu
movements Of the heavenly bodies
Ihc accompanying cut and explanation
will AFFORD another viewpoint o. the eclipse
which presents additional facts In cunnec
tlon with this celestial phenomenon.
The Illustration was prepared by Prof
r, Hume smith o. the Houston High
school, who has been presenting the sub
jet OF astronomy 70 his class for several
weeks Tho description Is given as pre-
scented to tic class and win give q clear
explanation az movements Of the planetary
bodies by which nm eclipse OF the moon
becomes possible. Prof smiths description
follows.
fhc path around the sun Is an clllpse
aud the direction OF thu earth Is from west
10 east. The sun Is not ~ the center nut
M one Of the fod Of the rlipso' DtlhS
.ON.cCD miles nearer the earth In winter
than IN SIMMER. Tho pnth uf the moon
aronnd the earth Is also an eiipsc, ana
the direction Is. Ike The earth. from west
TO caet. The plane Of the earth's orbit Va
celpiic. Tile plane ~ the inuUus orbit Us
inclined to the cclptc 3 degrees, NTH
utes indicating that two puintH-t The nodes
lir Ia the plane of the crhptlc. and n,
the center OF the moon Is ut one time br'
LOW and az another time above the plane
OF the erlintlc.
When The moon swings round into TIA
shadow OF The earth we have an eclipse Of
our satellite. This can happen only nt OF
near full moou aud whcl the moon Ia at
of near node
The accompanying cut Will enable one 10
grasp the meaning. a. 8 the sun, earth
aud mnon ate not only 90 he same plnnc
hui also in the same line, hence with the
earth IN tho center, we have the total
eclipse " Tho moon 80 y md e. tho
eclipse could not occur since ai b the
shadow Of the earth passes over the moou
While 81 G Inc shadow sweeps under the
moon. both W which cases we woui have
full moonr hot no eclipse,
Tic moon will Not disappear entirely dur
ipC tn'8 eclipse because W tho rcfurtlnn
~ the sunlight In passing through the
lower strata n tho cufth'g atmosphere
liiUsc rpiYuotel rayq nrc thrown upon filo
sSpascd surfarr " The mouu. giving the
rcIiustd moon sunset tlDts The clcarnrss
~ which arc dependent upon the atnlur
phWig conditions
Tic moon VIII enter h1lf shadow Octubcr
10 % lu:l5 p, in.. Eastern tlmo, enters fll
SHADOW ll-ll p m.i total darkness begins
pctohor II l2lp o, M middle NJ total
dnrkncss l.W %, M; end OF total darkness
l'4S a. m evIt from fun SHADOW ESQ n
M. exit from half cbudov $50 q. No.. lnsnl
time one hour earlier
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
RECRUITS FOR NAVY.
Out OF p Applicants % Pass the Re-
CURED Examination.

Out OF q Applicants % Pass the Re-
CURED Examination.
The recruiting office FOR the United
states navy opened no Yesterday with a
rush The officers were kept busy All
DAY until the closing hour at 3 p. M. and
twcntS-sevcn piospcetye sailor lads were
examined. OF these twcntv.thrce passcd
the examinations successfully. nine were
sworn In at once. and the remaining sue
cessful candidates win have to wait untll
parents or guardians ucrmigsiops arc OH.
tnlned before being sworn iu
Inc following are the names of the RIO.
ffults enlisted YESTERDAY who are nh
houston boys: Ravmond Durrctt. Iogis
WINSTON Melvin, Peter schwartz Hoffman.
hobert Dawson McCulluch Frederick "
bone Edward q Griffin Bert H. Chan.
man. John Il Lamb Iuciuu l.. Kelly.
me recruiting office Is In charge OF
Lieutenant J T. Morton of the chin Iude.
pendencc, Insisted by Surgeon Curl OF the
same vessel Both gentlemen are vol
pleased at the start they have nude A,
Houston and expect 70 secure humber
or valuable recruits before leaving Satur-
day for Galveston.
The Young men who enlist will be sent 60
Y ork
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
GRATEFUL FoR Foop.
Lived seven Meeks on NM.

three Years aga this month. was 4
g Stiit sufferer with stomach trouble, :"
Sae, WIS. u had 10 give I'M eating lnesf.
lNlaioea nd sweets, ana lived slnlplv on
nfeg1 ana tea dnally that too had *, be
sven ny, ! got SO weak [ could not work
JUG ! tpok nothing into my stomach for
SSovtols gnd All for ne purpcse, the last
SoSur ADVISED me 60 stop an medicine. |
prostrate m hod.
bnt 'ssSav ~ isod me 10 try Grape-NutS
mVh was AFRAID 10 when teasnoopfiI of
s s,,N nfonsbt tears 20 my eyes. ms
S."lnaNn was 20 raw But l tried one tees
spoonful q dny ~ the Granc, Nnfs fnr mn,
M.ek ana hndlng Il agreed with me. 10
nlNHsea me quantity, IN two weeks, { could
WIZ 9ut g the kiichen Ia four weeks
MNlked haf block, aud today I 10 nv
own light housekeeping
I'VE on Grape Nuts and know they
sansq hf NE; my people al thought
Noula not 1--WE month when com
s nyn,f us,nf them, and IRE very much
ETatstul that there Is sueh ! fesa - AT Nssy
ssAAse Aek tsehs Mha have weak ktomachs."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

Gentry Bros famous trained animal
shows, which IS well ana fayorably knnwn
w this city having exhibited here man,
times are headed this way again nad tuSr
multitude OF patrons wiN no doubt, De
glad 70 lenru ot the permanent consolida.
The performance presented this Year Is
2 douNle one, neceSSltating tho use Of tive
told as many animals ms has ever been
seen Win these popular shows The pro-
gram Is made up of an new acts and feat
nreS thv majority Of which have never
been seen before Tho combined straet
hNt24es of the united shows makes q sight
doubly worth seeing
Inc date q exhibition Is announced for
Two DAYS only, commencing Friday. Oeto
baseball park grounds Admission Is ana
IS cents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
STREET EAlR SIZE sELEorEn.

Will Be on Capitol Avenue, from Fam
min TO San Jacinto.
Yesterday committee from, tho No.rs,,.
on Carnival Association, couslstlpr of
Messrs John II, Mcclellan. George p
Brown and Walter I. Torrey, waited an
fhe residents along Capitol avenue frono
Fnnnin 70 san Iacinto, thence along san
daeihto to ltusk, and obtained thcir sig-
hnmtur9s to q petition TO the city council
uuoWlhg the use OF the streets named MS a
site Ter the street fah during CSn,iv,,i
week NJ Harrel kindly consented 10 the
use OF the onc-haf block ON Cnpitol. he.
tween San Jacinto and CAROLINE ''''' "N'
This practically assures n most dos,r,,.t.
nliV lCf thc talr, as the consent Of the ritv
VIII no doubt be readily obtnined VIZ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
NOyEL RACEs.

Among the numerous novelties and
events In performance Of Bunalo Biil's
VIA West amusing and curious races are
conspicuous features, Some Of them could
NOS possibly as aariiratea rs aHy other
organisation for popular entertainment n
me Morld. Take. for instance. that one
between coWh0y, Cpssapk, an Arab "a
McNicam lancho and un indian. uouhtrd
On hroheho, Russian. Arabian. Mustang mud
iudian horses. And, in this arcna "a VIII
90 remembered. an Is genuine exactly what
4 Is represented as nemg Limitations be-
long 70 the circus and theRter. nudalo
BIN comes here GA October -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

NusT "a LIoUoR pEALEa.s ~.
State Revenue Agent FOLDS That Dealers
In Peruna Are Liable.

State Revenue Agent Holds That Dealers
In Peruna Are Liable
County T'N Collector Giuss Is in rccch +
81 the following letter from the state rev,
nn" agent msructng him To collect the
regular retail lqIor dealers tax from dnls.
Fists who FER Tor sale Perunu. Host.
tcr's Rlitars and other tonics that produce
iutoSratlcu
Gcors, L. Gllss, Houston Texas.
Atsliu. Texas. October o, 1902, Denr sir.
IN nusWcr 90 yours NJ September 20 lpIn
WI say that the supreme court Of Inc
state has held that perum * intoxicating
liquor Vr medicatod httors: also tho snme
think, iu regard to Hostetters Blttcrs
Any tonic or hltters that ntoxlcltp nnd
lltiers, aud therefore are subject 10 Tho
Tax governing tho selling of ntoxicatlne
liquors II sold IN prohibition district ~
lbe state tho tax is 500; Il In any other
county ar district VI The state. tho nv ls
f5oV. Very respectfully.
j. II. Cunningham,
state Revenue Ageut
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

Las' evening at the residence ~ tbs
NJ ~ , s,roapaparepts Mr. and Mrs p.
Mo'h' lal Austin street. WAS co,o,r.,,i
.pe mafFlage Of Mr. James G rimmins n
% MISS sarah a. olrc. Justice I NJ,
news oiaciating II was ,y,e, her',
Msau,ns, only relatives and 4 few ,n,,n,s,.
ll'epus eeins present The sro,n, -
sen q Nr Ernest Timmins. a ws,i -.
so.ten man q this citv 90 NnoWh
whlls H. ~ We southern Paeise r ptnIraiar
s'ss ~ sslss u Z EIGsone seuus I IrI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

invariably hunted his place OF business
Whenever they visited Houston. Mr.
preyling was one OF that old class Of
German citizenship. Americanlzcd, fast
igdlnE away from us. and which we can
iliy spare Honesty aud Gus Drcyliug were
synonymous terms. and with It heongcd Ia
kind heart. and vcrltablc hatred OF
shams
lie leaves bohlud tn Houston three grown
sons and ono daughter of hts Immediate
family. gu Of whom are citizens whom any
community would Dec proud
PeHce 90 his ashes! cole Blge."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
THE coWeoY RANGERS.

IeUlno Ready to Attend the Wo,Id,e
Fair In 1904.
The Cowboy Rangers had their rscr,,,
drill at West End. on Washington stro,,t
last night, Captain R Bruce WOOD in con,'
mand
There was good attendance ana re
members are taking great intcras, ~ 49,
dHlls, as Il Is the Intention OF the eornnspv
e attend tho Worlds Fair al 81 Tnnls 4;
lbVa. They now drill regularly three tInas
nu,,,M.s e9eh, Whenever the weather Is al M
,e Nine new recruits have recently been re-.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
Rebsrt p.ni., NJ.

Mrs cb,s, sp'e,, the infant son Of Mr. ana
$50, ~, aar'es Meyer died M ,Na,- ~ ana
nIsbt teSas and York AZ ~, nome
resldenc. ae funeral viii occnS g zoe, last
al the GerrS p m. today, win i nom me
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
THE DEATH ROLL.
No. Raehael smlth.

~. a. kaehael Smith, aged T8. died 1nes.
NY night al the residence of her dnnehter
r mgsi ~ II Wheeler, On tho Montgomery
Cured az ? p m yesterday y sqiIns'S y, &C
ment IN Hollywood cemetery. mo fen,ii,
recently moved 10 this city from illnoia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

son Both V WspS graees OF mind and per
Wisbe ana nave nave host Of friends ~ "a Hous
veStrs. tosIeW them M their n ~nose goo
al MT asy are at home to tb ,si,tl sl,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
CITY HALL GLEANINGS
BOOKS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD GO
TO THE EXPERTS TODAY.
Fifth Ward Citlzens Protest Vigorously
Against Track Laying by the
Southern Pacific Railroad

The books Of the school board treasurer
win he turned over to the expert account.
ants today FOR examination aud tho inyesti-
CATION Of the school nuaucCs VIII lac begun.
The injunction suit Of the Bayou city
Compress company against the city to pre-.
vent the Inter from having the company's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

public meeting OF the Retail Crocers
and Butchers associatiou will 30 held this
stIsEagen AZ 2 o'eless In Meodmsns bah.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

,, tlS Sonsr,eesss avenue Questions of much
Cspers s wv, Dc discussed ~ Nj. julian
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

diseases y sy9 s. e the most dreaded :, ~
sad cursx n ssu'u. oNIDINE prete,,, e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

napni fasgour OF Congregation Yusprun
WIN conduct speelai services today and 10
morrow 20 the Hamilton street ssne.n.,s,,
ne subject for today will be ,'Snkeh M
Friday is discourse on Judnls,ir ., y. IVY
snl. e'inpoi'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
PRIsoNERa NoT ALARMEn.
The Hampstead Negroes % Not Doubt
They WIN &c Arnullled

| The Hampstead Negroes % Not Doubt
They WIN Be Acquitted
jlmee Wesley and Rcddick Barton, tnc
two negro men brought down from llcmp.
tcnd tuesday night by sheriff i. e. Llps-
comb of Waller county Tor safe Keeping
are sim IN the Harris county JAN ana as
sie from mob violence as though tnSy
were across the sea from those camoruv
Tor lheir blond Shcrin Lipscomb returned
TO ilempJead on The nret TRAIN ycsferday
after seeing his prisoners safely locked m
jal here by JaIlor Wilson
ltr evidence connecting the two negroes
Win the crime Of numbering Mrs Lewis
Nuudnf ut hc3 home n ,iempsteud. q fuli
account OF which appeared in Monday
Wnrng's Posi-, IS very slight According
TO me Waller county sheriff However ne
does not propose u Slug any more chances
oi moo law, hence his action Ia bringing
NE Two prisoners To- this city
when seen 40 the Jail last evening by a
t"st reporter both Of the suspects stoutly
llulNtalued their innocence OF amy couuc,-
ton With the terrible AFFAIR and gave a
pretty straight account OF all their move.
meule botb previous to and succeeding the
nlt Luer on Mrs Lewis Neither seemed
frightened ny the predicament IN whirp
they ma themselves but are confident ot
uu uQuittn when their cases arc cxulnturd
moro closely. Rotl, are Young married no
ht''S, bntI"a nelnE - years Of age wnlo
nus ht9thel.loldw aud companion, IVES.
icy, is but -
Hampstead. Texas October l5-rhc muir.
a'r OF Ai7 Lewis Is stll saroudcd in mys.
terry No further Developments have nepp
made IN the case. NO other arrests hnyc
beeu made Shcrin Lipsepmh carried Two
or the suspected parties to Houston yestcr.
ouy Afternoon for safe keeplnu
The committee appointed at the mass
meeting Monday night are using every az
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

omtruetne buildings removed from Hardy
street has been continued until the next
term OF court,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

The city health office lie engaged In re-
inspecting a number of sewers IN various
parts OF tho city, about which complaints
nave been made
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

YET Malsrigl rols-h
Yer Chlna aud fcr Fen,..
QSfDfNH S
~ GpaERRtesd G
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-06
LIQUID AIR ENTERTAINMENT
Tests and Experiments Prove
Successful and Instructive.

The entertainment in the NJ E.
church last night was attended by
very large crowd and all who
witnessed the Liquid Air exhibi-
tion are of the opinion that they
were well repaid for going.
The lecture and demonstrations
were carried out as advertised, and
there was nothing in the process
kept from the audience; they were
given thorough knowledge of
every principle of it's work
The teakettle was placed on a
cake of ice and made to boil as
though it was on hot fire; rub
Der ball frozen until it became
brittle as glass, and block of
wood given the process crumbled
like 80 much sawdust; flower was
frozen until it was as stiff as board
and was allowed to thaw out by
aid of the warm atmosphere, when
it was found to be in it's natural
state again-unharmed. Several
tests were also given to show its
explosive power.
The lecture was especially inter-
esting to the students of the high
school, and the information i'm
parted to their minds will take
root and grow
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-06
THROWN FROM WAGON.
Cyrus hainIine Sustains Painful
Bruise From Fall.

The forepart of the week Cyrus
Hainline, who lives two miles east
of here near the Rio Grande track
was driving to town. On his way
he met twenty pack donkeys going
westward. They met near bridge
which spans one of the arroyas.
His horses took fright, made a
quick turn and threw him to the
ground, the horses ran away badly
damaging the wagon. Mr.. Hahn
lines leg was badly bruised from
the hip to below the knee and is
quite painful.
This recalls the condition of the
road at several points between here
and the Soda springs. The cul-
verts are in bad condition and the
road is full of chuck holes.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-06
REVENUE BILL
BEFORE THE HOUSE
BIZ Almost as Long Again as
Original One.
NOTHING DOING IN SENATE

Denver, Feb. 6-In the senate
this morning Tanquary offered a
resolution to have the third read
ing of the employers liability bill
placed on the journal of the last
session. The resolution was tabled.
After considerable discussion
and no action the senate adjourned
until 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
In the house Representative
Dickerson took the chair while
Speaker Montgomery took the
floor and had the opportunity of
saying few things.
Representative Madden intro
duced a resolution calling for a
night session, which will begin at
s o'clock this evening.
Before adjournment Mr.. Nc
Guire reported the revenue bill,
which will be read before the
house this afternoon.
The committee has made no
material amendments in any part,
except those to the sections pro-
viding for the state board of
assessors. In order to provide for
the assessments of railroads, the
bill has been so amended that sec
tion 2 will read:
''The county assessor of each
county within the state shall assess
all property, real and personal,
tangible and intangible, corporate
and individual, within the limits
of his county, at full cash value" +"
The sections referring to The
abe board of assessors have been
amended to provide that the as
essors shall hold an annual con-
ference and agree upon the valua-
ton to be placed upon railroad
property, then return to their own
counties and prepare assessments
according to the valuations agreed
upon.
One change has been made in the
sections referring to the assess
ment of non-patented mining
claims Section S4 of the law
provides for the sale of claims on
which the taxes were not paid and
for the issuance of tax titles
A mum Der of other changes were
made making the bill almost as
long again as it originally was.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-06

You who have seen the immortal
operas Faust" "Lohengrin" and
"Carmen" will welcome the coming
of Innes and his band. You who
have never seen them will date all
subsequent events from tomorrow,
for in literary, musical and art
istic way, it will be your RED
Letter Day"-you will have seen
Innes and his company give entire
scenes from the operas Secure
your seats while you may. Price
81 90, any part of the house. On
sale at w. III Davies.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-06
Colonizing Northern Colorado.

Omaha, Feb Geo, Mcdonald
of the Union Pacific railroad is
locating a new colony of Dunkards
ON the Colorado and Nebraska
line. This colony is from the
vicinity of Lena, Illinois.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-06
Woodward Kept Handcuffed.

Casper, Wyo., Feb. 6-Judge
Bramel today appointed G. T..
Bennett, a former Colorado Springs
attorney, to defend Woodward, the
murder Woodward is kept hand
cuffed for fear he will commit
suicide
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-06
WINTER BLASTS
MAKE AFELLOW
THINK

Last night made fellow think Top and
heavier Underwear.
Better have them than cold any day The has
passed the line of ceantyfrom there be plenty OF
these chilly evenings and mornings
Was time when there question where best
values to be had but that's psshe make of the
Clothing sell has settled all doubts who gives you
and get ftedhe STYLE the quality the size, the price you
want is ready for you
Our Discount Sale on Odds and Ends
Still Continues.
Fall Top Coats $500 $3.50, $1,000 s1250 and SIS.
Fall Suits $500 $3.50 $1,000 s125o and $500
Medium weight Underwear, 4Oc to $3.50.
Correct styles in Fall Hats $500 $500
WALKER Bros,
MEMS TOGGERY.
LoBACH BLOCK.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-06

Antoine Martino, one of the
brothers who conducts grocery
near the Santa F'e tracks on Pixies
Peak avenue. WAS up before j udge
Lockard yesterday to answer to a
charge of kicking a small boy. He
pleaded guilty and was fined 50
and costs.