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quiet ne Rfokkenet.
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ct Gar Elmer, efterat man bar Dalfet
oct goht. fIeuer oct laa % letter DC.
oner / 3 CHARTS folOt GanO. Nan
lober oct foge 4 Sinler longiomt, int'
DER Soog, OF tlllGtter npgae Febers
forn, , belle Heaifer, en- Sfipe Ssg
en- Stilf Sellcri, Ell toppet Sbclte
Salt % en- Spiieife Gitroniaft. Get
er beoit at foge bette Iogen Tor man
lfal hare SnppeiL iua man Fan lPtte
aaiieen bort, eiterut man Ierlt bar
iilet 0eil. Naar oeil 0d CT folio, fan
man toge al aft Scot. loIn ianler ltg
poa Copper. en balu Zine, f@
Suppen ifol lerperes, brllner man
= Sprieifeer Sner, brilner oeri "A
Sop Dfel o9 oplpGoer Den nleo Ell
Quart al aalpebopeos araften. San'
mart bette foyer op, har man en- STOP
Sonatp. Sait / (nldil foyer ferlt
"Gunneo tomatoes" og iiler Dem loo
aiennem et lin SiD % laoer Oct
foae 10 Minuter. Snriblertib ifi9'
rer man op e., Stop al aisbet, iom CT
pao aolpebopeoet. / imaa Sernlnger
oe Iuper 9g9geboller, (bportil Sp.
i~friften aipes neoemnber) bette bar
mani "a cp / Suppm tiligemeo 8
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Yeber % Solt efter gebag og llot
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a~aioebopeo, fan man benptte en- 900
aolue.arrof nleo nofiaa nteget aleo
QaQ,
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-10
Gurn.S cei Enobing.

Dan foyer en- Hint Nielf meo Ell
Stipe Seg ~ en- Sellerilttlf, San'
ilart oettc Ddr foQt li0t, har man
oeri Il stop Smsr % "A stop Mel,
ION er 1neoet soot lonunen. Nfai'
laoer iau SmIefn toae 10 Ntlrnlter,
Nlit / Ell "Gouble SotlSr", boorpaa
nan iiler Nn oa blanoer oen nleo
en- Nint tolo Corn Neef opltaaret !
Scrnineer. Nan hGIoer altlammeil
% i CT Steleiao, % larger oeropet
II stop iinitoote Graders, Iom e.
bianoet mee 3 Sppelteer lmeitei
Smsr. Man ite1er Den / %aSern9'
men, til ben er burn paa Soppcn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-10
Tlpbc'Aaae.

Ilre sGl piitee 1oot. ldd bar man
li0t otter liot | Nop Suffer i % ri.
tier oet bele Sioen. til Sufteret er
imcltei. Sau bar man lfifteplS Y
stop riatig INF 100 ,Slsbe % > Stop
per ,iiaiet Mel /, / Melet bar mali
ferit blanoet y Sbeife SoSo 90 10
itrsone Sbeifeer Cream Of Tartar.
SiIiioit bar man lot repet Gitrcn.
Sfol ! og Dc itipilasue sgagehpiber
og hGlNer iaa 8srer cp | en- ailona.
nofiaa ilor Eauoe. on itcaer cen ON.
trent 40 Mimtter,
GarameI.E nSoine.
Man foyer | aop msrfebuini
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-10
Srchalcs Smppc.


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megct billig, % Suppcn. lom lapeS
al Dem er opermanoe uellnnagenoe %
fraitio. Mon oeler Ell SrebaIe Se.
oene % brllner Oerpou Smfferne :
> Spiieifeer Wa6feot eEer lnlelts!
Jolt 6leif. Nan tiliGtter Ell Ailart
Gano OF hor laa op / @rpoerre hpdo
man hor ueD Soanben al aleObeh.
2~ieoreiter o.j.p. 9taar bette bar togt
liot, har mun nof Ell Guort nteo
&ono eaer nno aieofrait l. tillige.
nreo Ell Sellerl Still, Ell 2udlt Eer.
lille. 6 Feherforn. , 9tellter, Il stop
9t0pcr uo IA Stop 8uleroo. o%plfnoret
i intoo Sernlnaer. Man Iaoer oet.e
Altiomnleu iod Il Spfog 90 latter
iao @ruoeu bagpaa Stooen, meo trt
2auQ oper. hpor oet fan ltau o.
imnaiurre ) Elmer; oo liler man Den
Oh itlprer al oe inraa Stpfter aleo,
lom er paa SrehuleL lflPrer DEM op
/ S~erninaer % bar Dem oerpaa op |
Suppe- Serrinen. Saa lfirmmer mar,
ait Neot Al Suppen, letter Den til
baoe poo Stopen iaien Tor at Den tan
bllue toasheb og bpIoer cen oerpaa
% S%erriten.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
From About the State

Charles SChulkOWSli was snot in
the loot while hunting near Glo.mO,e.
Jonn S Fraker, a prominent resi-
dent Of Oshkosh tor nearly 30 years,
died,
At Marinctte, the tIial Of CN-Asseh-
blyman Robert O. Hunt on the charge
OF mutilating the records OF OcOutO
county, will begin here Wednesday,.
Near La Crosse William Dyer, aged
81, a farmer was thrown down an EN-
banEment while driving home, re
ceiving injuries from which he died a
lew hours after.
Two tramps We're arrested charged
with the robbery of the store Of j. ..
Augustine at Rcedsyille Nitro
ely cerine, PERCUSSION caps and a fuse
were found on them.
At Wausaukee Joseph Berg, a home
steader, found two cubs in the woods
and killed them, when suddenly t1e
mother bear attacked him from behind.
She clawed Il hole in the side Of his
face.
The ceremonies incidental to the in
stallation of the Rev. William Clifton
DaIaud as president Of Milton college
began. Among the prominent men
who VIII take part are President Will
liam Harper of Chicago university.
Uncommon presence Of mind saved
Master Mechanic John Fox of the Mil
waukce road at GAINESVILLE from being
ground to death under car wheels. a
passenger train knocked him down.
AS the cars started to pass over him
he grabbed an air hose and was
dragged &lcrg the tack four CT Ave
ca" lengths.
The condition Of Ida Pennock, the
Sturgeon Bay girl who is in hospital
suffering from the effects of 0rug
administered in a glass of wine which
was given her, remains UNCHANGED
there being but slight Improvement
Three well known young men have
been implicated by the charges made
by the girl
At Racine, Joseph Rausch, a Pole
suddenly became a raving martac al
his boarding house, With a butcher
knife he attempted to cut several per
sons to pieces and cleaned out the
house He then got an AK AID PRO
cocdcd to chop down the house. Wh"r
officers arrived with the patrol wagon
After hard fight they landed him !"
jail.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04

John p. Mcbride of Billings, Mont,
who was shot by Policeman Hayden,
died. Mcbride in going through an
alley met the officer and, taking him
for a footpad, started to run. His
flight aroused the policeman's sus-
piciOns, who opened fire
While pursuing William Scully
wanted for insulting young woman,
Norman J.. Baker, superintendent Of
the Kenosha, Wis, schools engaged in
a pistol duel with William Bergland
each installing the other for Scully in
the darkness Neither was wounded.
At san Francisco Charles II. Roger
a druggist, has been arrested by de-
tcctiyes Of the postal department. In
connection with his drug business
Roger had charge Of a sub-postofice
and he is said to be short in his ac-
counts with the government $1,400.
Ellen Gore, the American killed in
NJ. Rydzenshs apartments in Paris
was a divorced wife OF Thomas Sin
clair Gore and a former resident Of
San Francisco, Mexico, Columbus,
Chicago and New York, Her maiden
name was Nellie S. Stodgill and her
father wac Methodist minister.
Prof. ]. Scott Clark Of the North
western university said that q single
man can live on 5000 wear by sDend-
ing AZ weekly for board and room.
s35 for clothing. and SG1 for car fare
and ,IndyIcs lie declared also that a
farm Iaborer can save money on S1GO
wear and board and can be indeDend-
emf ot As.
Commissioner General of Immigra-
tion Sargent accompanied by Con.
grcssn an-eIcct Daniels, has made an
examination ol the Universal Brother
hood school. conducted by Mrs. Kathc-
rjpe TingIcy at Point Iona, Cal. An
Investigation has also been made by a
committee Of state officials but nothing
has hoon made public.
At Chicago Mrs Jennie Alice
Stnnbons whose first husband Can.
toin Alfred IIodborg was shot and
liIIod INV Tjnut Manov at Fort Sber-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04

tablishment. 1t is a fact that compe-
tent Wallets, even at $50 and $40
month, are scarce here.
AS a last resort he decided to train
man himself He found young
man who was satisfactory so far as
personal appearance went, engaged
him at the wages ordinarily paid to a
valet of the second class and set out
to have him taught the things he
should know And the payment that
the man made for this service was the
promise to remain with his master for
five years.
He spent three months in a tailor
shop, where he learned how to press
clothes, take off stains and sew on
buttons. At the end of that time he
got work in a club, where he acted as
waiter and learned how to serve
dinners and wait on the table.
After two months of that work he
served as assistant to a barkeeper of
great renOwn in a downtown cafe. And
if there is anything in the way Of
drinks that he cannot make now the
reputation of his chief is very much
iOECuated.
Thus equipped he went to work for
his employer, who is now reveling in
the enjoyment of his accomplished SER
vices. Being naturally quick he soon
learned the details of all the callings
he studied.
And his employer is so entirely sat
isfed with the result Of the expert
ment. in spite of the time it took and
the money it cost, that he is advising
all his friends to follow his example.
New York Sun.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
LABOR TROUBLES.

After being on the stand four and n
half days President John Mitchell
completed his testimony before the
coal strike commission.
The independent anthracite opera
tors decided to oppose minors and
operators agreement outside Of arbi-
tration commission, unless freight con.
ccasIons are given by the railroads to
meet the increased wages.
AlOCkOut was declared by the
Builders and Contractors association
of New Rochelle, which forced all the
building trades worlSmcn In the sub
urbs north of New York. from Mount
Vernon, N. Y, to the Connecticut line,
to quit work The number of men out
Is 500
Eight strikers were killed and 100
persons hurt at Havana, Cuba, in n
fight with police. Troops patroll-
ing the streets and business Is stopped.
A cigarmnkCrs walkout was followed
by sympathetic strike Of clerks,
cooks, and all other wOrlymCn, The
mayor Is accused of aiding the rioters.
The anthracite coal operators of
rcrcd to arbitratc directly with the
miners and proposed 10 per cent,
wage increase, nine hour day, and
trade agreements between miners and
the individual companies ms a basis,
The strike commission asscntod and
adjourned ton days to allow the opCr
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
INSUl-AR.

The Filipino seminole, with fifty fol.
lowers, has surrendered to the con.
stabulary at Albany, Luzon.
The scmlannual interest on the ST..
10000 per cent. Cuban government
bonds was again dcfaultod.
Havana newspapers advised the
Cuban government to accept the
United States offer of 20 per cent
tariff reduction,
Gen. Miles reached Manila from a
tour Of interior IIo will 30 to Vigan,
thence to China, and homo via. The
transslbcrlan railroad.
MRr GuIdi, papal delegate to the
Philippines, presented his credentials
to Gov Taft and promised franlmcs8 In
the settlement Of church questions.
The Philippine commission advanced
the silver exchange rate to $3.50 to
compel the payment Of revenues in
gold and stop loss by depreciation
business In Manila is parnly2ed by the
fluctuations.
At u public reception to Gen. Miles
in the island Of Cebu n Filipino speak
err urged n more expeditions fuliilmcnt
of the promises made by the Amcri
cans. including autonomy, Miles ad
visod the people to be peaceful ant
patient and to trust the Americans tc
satisfactorily settle all the questions
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
FOREIGN.

Vandals mutilated the bases of five
statues on the Sioges Alice, Berlin.
A heavy earthquake shock was felt
at Latacunga, province of Leon,
Ecuador.
Robbers and murders are adding
horror to the stricken volcano dis
trict in Guatemala.
New forJlnCations from London are
being constructed under the direction
of Lord Roberts.
Emperor William has invited
COqueiin, the French actor, to attend
the next great court hunt.
General Matos, the defeated reolu-
tionary leader in Venezuela, is report
cd to be about to seek aid from
Colombia.
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain and
Mrs. Chamberlain went to Windsor
on farewell visit to King Edward
prior to their departure for south
Africa.
King Victor Emmanuel has signal
lied the birth of the Princess MaIalda,
who was born Nov. 10, by giving 500
coo to the founding hospital and 500
coo to the free hospitals.
A Danube steamer crowded with
worllmon has sunk off Orsoya, a
frontier town of Soyia, on an island
in the Danube Thirty of those who
were on board were drowned
Prince Henry of Plcss. son of a
German prince will succeed Baron
Won Huuehcu as German ambassador
to the United states If acceptable to
American public. The appointment
is meant as a compliment to the
Washington government
The Colombian revolution ended
through negotiations started by Rear
Admiral Casey, L. S. n. and Consul
General Gudger Peace articles were
signrd ON hattleship Wisconsin,
Germany is planning to tax beer
and tooacco to meet $l475o0oo de-
felt for 1902 A pension for widows
and orphans is also proposed at a
possible cost of $iO.O0OO00 annually.
1t Is announced that the COnstruc-
ton Of the Russian railroad from
Eriau. town of Russia us miles
from This. to the Persian frontier,
will be begun early in 1908,
Ambassador Tower, who has been
transferred from St Petersburg to
Berlin, had his farewell audience with
the car at Livada. He artorward
lunchod with his majesty and the
czarina
The center of Irish teuantry dis
mrbanccs is in County Mayo where
tenants and landlords are in constant
conflict as a result of renters refusal
to pay. Secret meetings are held at
night ny the peasants.
At Victoria, II. c.. Premier James
Dunsmuir has resigned and Cole G
Prior. minister of mines, has been
called upon to form a ministry The
composition of the cabinet will remain
practically unchanged,
A rush Of settlers from the United
states is expected by Canadian
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04

officials, who estimate there will be
100000 immigrants there in the
spring. Prospect of losing citizenship
may deter many.
Baron Toll, who is exploring the
Siberian coast line, has been cut off
from the coast by early winter ice in
New Siberia. No anxiety is felt for
his safety, as his expedition is well
equipped and will reach the MAINLAND
as soon as the ice is strong enough.
The disciplinary council Of the
ROumanian bar has published a de-
cisiOn that only Roumanian citizens
may hereafter practice law or act as
clerks of lawyers. The decision is
aimed directly at the Jews, who form
the majority of the lawyers and law
clerks.
The latest reports or refugees from
,autemala are to the effect that not
less than 1000 lives were lost in the
volcanic eruptions Of Santa Maria
and that thousands are now starving.
The British are said to be consider
ing reprisals against Venezuela and
may join with Germany in naval
demonstration.
The Kwangsi rebels have invaded
Kueichou province, south China, pro-
claiming their object to ravage that
province. They invaded Hsingyihsien
in Kuei Chou, Strengthening many.
The toxers in Szechuan say they will
fulfill the will Of heaven by numbering
all the foreign devils" in China who
continue TO propagate their doctrines,
and eXterminate their followers.
In the reichstag the secretary of
the treasury, 2aron Won Thielman, an
nounCed that the deficit in the i'm
perial budget for 1902 was estimated
to be $37 100000. The deficit is the
result of the financial depression
which still affects almost every form
Of business. While there have been
no large failures recently, various
symptoms of continued hard times
appear.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
DOME STIC.

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u"uP"'' VI - ~ N'''' : vs." w. ~ ",
!" h'o"Nll" '"'''" W |!''"" N"oo''
"'' ao",r"
N"'''n Jon" >. l'"'''H o' 0"'''N"n
county ma" ouS''o rom ounce Ior la'I-
uro To protect James bi''ard' negro
nwn Iynch'rs,
twelve men are believed to nave
drowned WNlle hNhting Il IRE ut the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
POLITICAL.

CONGRESSMAN Cannon of Illinois
has enough votes pledged to make him
speaker
Salt Lake City ministers adopted
resolutions opposing the candidacy OF
Reed Smoot, a Mormon elder, for the
United States senate.
Opposition to the proposed tarir
commission is increasing among mem
bers of congress. The appointees
would lack the experience of Allison,
Cullom, Cannon, Payne, and others,
who know tariff statistics by heart.
Justice r. w. Peckham Of the fed
eral supreme court was offered demo
cratic gubernatorial nomination for
New York last August, according TO
Col. W. J. Rice, Albany. The tender
was made by D. b. Hill and refused.
President Roosevelt at founders day
ceremonies In Philadelphia delivered
two addresses and said that the repub-
llcan party after solving the problems
Of the Spanish war and carrying out
its policies was still able to face the
public with confidence.
Republican leaders conferred with
President Roosevelt over legislation
The latter indicated that trust regula-
ton will be insisted on, and that a
special session may be called. I'm
migration and anarchist bills are to
be considered early.
Senators Allison Ga), Spooner
(Wis.), and Culiom OllD and Con
grossman Cannon OlI) and Henderson
NaD arrived to consult with President
Roosevelt on his message. Senator
Allison declared that tariff revision
demand was due to high prices and in
ability on small manufacturers to get
the commodities they need
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
OBITUARY..

granddaughter OF Lafayette, Is dead.
Cardinal Gaetano Aloisi Masella,
aged 76 years, project of the congrega-
ton Of Sacred Rites, died in Rome.
At Buffalo John H. Mech widely
known as a theatrical manager, died
of bronchial trouble. He was 60 years
of age.
Mrs. LeBreton, mother of Mrs.
Langtry (Mrs. de Bathe), the actress,
died at her residence on the island of
jersey.
Maj Walter Reed of the army
surgeon generals department died or
appendicitis. He was noted
bacteriOlogist.
Tennent Lomax, one of the most
prominent Pythians in the United
States and a well known lawyer and
politician died at Montgomery, Ala.
Jules Mason, vice president of the
Pleasant Valley company at Ham
mondsport, n. NJ. died at the age of
so years. He was considered the lead
ing champagne expert in America,
Joseph M, Cushing, a welI-known
merchant of Baltimore, died of heart
failure. He was 65 years Of age MI
Gushing was especially interested IN
the development of manual arts.
Lloyd Q. Richardson, for thirty
years prominent lumberman in
Michigan, was found dead on the floor
of his room at the NagaeIy house in
- Inv ~
hCmorrhage.
Sir William c. ROberts-Austen.
president of the iron and steel in
stitutc and honorary genera! secretary
of the British association for the ad-
vanccmont of science, died in London
He was born in 1S43.
j. P. FLETCHER, aged IS, died at
Ridge Farm, ILL.,, from appendicitis
the Geneva home and was a member
of the lower house Of the thirty-eighth
and thirty-ninth general assemblies.
Fred Munger, proprietor of the
Hotel AlLion at Albion, Mich died
from heart failure He had managed
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Nooert M'FheFSoli' one OF Ine
h'o"''r S'l'lerS OF ChlcaEo' o'eu 1T
li>h'oh Harhor, MI'h" aGeN = years
~. y ~, 4" ."'" q" - C,,,a ,a,, t., -
,,-, ''' w ',o'' -" G,,,o'',,0 -,
, '"'',', NV was "lV ~ '''' P'''o'' 60
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John W. osborne, scientist and IN
Nohtor' dled at Palo Alto Cal. For
many years Mr.. Osborne was CON
nected with the patent once IN Wash
'nE,o"' ne was ''e inventor o. many nan
ol Tue "ip!""''S which Fe'o'u'ol'%e"
'o'o' pruning
Lewis William Ross, lawyer, edu-
Gator and author of several works,
died in Council Bluffs, Ia. He went
to Iowa in 1856. He was twice a
state senator and was successfully
elected trustee and chancellor of the
law de"drtment of Iowa university.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
Could Think Of One.

" Mss de Muir. said the teacher Of
he class in physics can you give
an example of reflex action?"
yves. sir" she replied hesitating-
". and with a slight blush Il have
read that hearts are sometimes caught
IN the rebound"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
GOOD WALLETS ARE SCARCE.
Those Competent to care for Gentle.
mans Wardrobe Hard to Find.

THE Education of a Valet is SUIT
iect on which a certain New Yorker
could now write with authority. After
trying series Of incompetent men he
was hopeless of finding one who could
look efficiently after his bachelor es.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
The Montana Vote.

Helena Mont. Dec. 1.-THE state
canvassing yesterday announced the
Official vote cast at the recent election.
Dixon, republican, congress. plurality
5 066 Holloway republican and labor,
associate justice, majority 900
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-10
Pacific Mails New Ship.

New York, Dec. l0-The magnifi
cient new steamship Siberia of the
Pacific Mail Steamship company sailed
from New York today for San Fran
cisco The Siberia was recently com
pleted at Newport News and is one of
the largest ships ever built in this
country. She is sister ship to the
Korea, which recently established a
new record for fast run across the
public. Captain j. T. Smith expects
the Siberia to make the trip to Sau
Francisco by way of the Horn in
thirty-six days. She will then go
into service between San Francisco,
Honolulu. Japan, China and the Phil
lippines.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-10
Wish Canadian Reciprocity.

Detroit, Mich. Dec. l0-Reoipro-
city, primarily with Cuba and CaEada,
is the result aimed at by the National
Non Partisan Reciprocity league, un-
der whose auspices a two days con
ference to promote the objects of the
league was opened in Detroit today
Several hundred delegates and visitors
were present at the opening session,
which was devoted to the work of pre-
limary organization and other bust
ness connected with the formal open
ing of the gathering. The confer
ence will listen to addresses on the
various phases of the reciprocity
question and will discuss plans for
aiding the effort that will be made
in the senate his winter to secure
the ratficatiion of the several reeci-
procity treaties now pending Some
of the prominent men interested in
the conference and its work, aud the
most of whom are here to address the
gathering are Gov. Cummins of Ohio
Gov Stanley of Kansas, Frank ID.
Pavey of New York and John Charl.
ton member of the Canadian pariiment.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-10
Notice.

Public notice is hereby given that
we have this day disposed of our bust
ness in Florence to The Union Live
Stock and Produce company who will
continue in the same business at the
same place. Thanking the public for
their liberal patronage in the past, we
would urge a continuance of the same
with the new firm.
72tf SMITH & BALD.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-10
Better Than a Plaster.

a piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain Pain Balm and bound
on the affected parts, is better than a
plaster for a lame back and for pains
in the side or chest. Pain Balm has
no superior as liniment for the re-
lief of deep seated, muscular and
rheumatic pains. For sale by all
druggists.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-10
Holiday Rat-- = Cripple Creek.

The Florence q il Greek rail-
road will sell tickets 30 Victor, Grip
pI4 Creek and all points on the Flor
ence & Cripple Creek railroad. at RATE
of one fare for the round trip, Decem-
ber cath, 25th. 3lst. 1902, and January
1st 1903, with final return limit Jan
uary 2nd, 1908.
L. r. FORD, V. p, & T.. M,
Denver, Colo.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-10
Chicken Pie Dinner

In the Work building on Saturday,
Dec. 18th, 1902 from II a. III. until 2
p, IN. by the ladies of the Christian
church. A liberal patronage is re-
quested. 80 81
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-10
Union Pacific is Always in Lead

For quick time and modern equip
ment which assure satisfaction and
solid comfort, saves you ten hours to
Portland, eight hours TO San Francisco
and makes quickest time to Chicago
and the east See your local agent or
address E. r. Griffin, General Agent,
Denver, If
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-10

The magnificent doll in the window
of the City Drug store is attracting
much attention. 1t is beautifully
gowned and is splendid specimen.
1t will be given away ON February 2S
to the person holding the lucky num-
her