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BRIDGEPORT. Conn, Aug ls.-In-
tsrest In the McGovern-C orbett hght Is
for the time being lost sight OF at Nc
Governs training quarters because OF
the bout that takes place tonight In
New Britain between Hughey Nc
Govern, Terry's brother. and Willie
Reid. The entire training camp Will go
TO New Britain this afternoon to be
present at the contest, which Is sched-
uled To 60 twenty rounds at ~ pounds,
Terry Will be the chef adviser OF his
brother Hughey,
Hughey has been training hard for
this contest, H. he realizes that this is
The most important battle Of his career.
Ferry and his retlnue OF trainers and
| boAing partners Will remain In training
al Capt. Bonds. stratford; tor a week
~ ~ and then go 10 Cincinnati 10 put
On the finishing touches for the bout
| With "l Dung Corbett."
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AND WANT TO BE CHALLENGED.

can keep pace with her.
Water polo strikes some people
as being too strenuous a sport for a
girl to indulge in" says Miss Kos
ter, but | don't think 50. There is
great benefit to derive from lat
.cast | find it so. 1t develops the
lungs wonderfully and gives an even
development Of the muscles all over
the body. l do not know of any other
sport that can do me sc much good.
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FOOTBALL CHALLENGE.
Knickerbocker Club Begins Early
FERMENTATION for Coming Season.

The Knickerbocker Football Club will
be represented on the gridiron by the
same strong team which carried it TO
vistory so Often last season. The pros
poets for a good team are very bright.
as almost all of last years team are
available. together with a host Of new
material who will come out,
Active practice will be started Sept. 1,
and the first game will be played Oct. Is.
opening up the new grounds. Equitables
Park. Sixty-seventh street and West
End avenue. which the Kn!ckerbockers
nave secured for the season. Flrst-class
teams desiring dates address A. c. For
don, No 81 West S'nety-siXth street.
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Emma Schrieber. The opposing
team Is composed OF Ollis Ort, Annie
Mccall, Fannie Tyre. Maud Stewart,
Lille Green and Lille Tice. The
tirst-named half dozen form the
regular team. They have gained that
honor by superior playing, and 1t is
the constant aim of the other half
dozen to make" the first team. so
hard play always results, and goals
are not made as frequently as might
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exclusive rights to MS seat LOT "t7
journey.
The Proper Cuper mt the Spa.
The clubhouse of the past has only
been a reserved Enclosure. The club
house Of the future will be a real cluo
house with many comforts. The club
house at Saratoga is a step IN the rlsht
direction. Luncheon parties have been
a feature. a morning drive to the Lake
and return, clubhouse for luncheon ana
afternoon at the races is the proper
caper. A clubhouse such as is con-
Quoted at Saratoga serves to bring
people cloes together and to eliminate
anything that tends to snobbishness. 1t
cements friendship and provides genu-
inc comfort,
A Pleasing REFORM.
The Saratoga Association has IN
%augurated a new reform which mas
often been pleaded for in this column.
1t gave the catering privilege TO harry
stevens with tile understanding thal
service must be prompt and perfect
that appointments must be Of the BEST
that prices must be moderate and the
quality of food the best. Mr.. stevens
has filled the bill. To those who nave
been accustomed to the food ana service
on the New York tracks the entering ol
Mr.. Stevens has been a revelation. Ihe
catering on the Ne wYork tracks mas
been II constant source Of complaint lpr
years: Not only were prices EXCESSIVE,
but the quality OF the food was nor soou
and the service was miserable, In every
Thing he mas attempted NJ saratoga MI
Stevens has eXcelled, and the clubhouse
patrons in particular are dtlishted. MI,
Il. T. Wilson, jr., IN the CLUBHOUSE on
Saturday, said to William {. Whitney
Mr.. Whitney the appointments, the
service and the quality of the 1000 ar
far "a be, better eGu here 'h"H Mr at W VIZ 1tSer sm n1ns5
and said he knew it was 50. He alse
added that he was proud of the sara
toga Association selection OF a caterer
There Is every probability that Mr..
stevens will be Installed as caterer al
all the big New York tracks. land II he
is racegoers will be pleased.
saratoEa's Third Week.
The third week of the meeting begins
to-day, and Judging from the book pro
gramine ii ought to furnish some NJ
the best sport Of the meeting. SATURDAY
as usual. is the gala day OF the week
having as a feature the 5000 Adiron'
dack Handicap for two-year-olds, tht
Saratoga Cup. of 5000. ut "A mile and slS
furlOngs. and the Shillelah Steeplechast
In the Adirondack there y a splendid
class OF two-year-Olds. The cup race
has among the elisibles; Advance Guard
Wyeth. Blues, Reina. Hsno, Pentecost
Patient, Herbert, Nones, Douro,, Gold;
smith. Andy Williams, C%arbuncle and
others. Out of this a good field should
go to the post, II has been
that Miss Alice Roosevelt will grace tn
track on cup day. Other stakes OF tnt
week are the Merchants and citizens
Handicap. for ee-year-olds and up
wards, AT II mile and a furlong. to be
run tomorrow; the Grand Union HoteI
Stakes OF 81. O0o. 10 be run "Wednesday
having all the crack tw~o-year-olds en-
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Third Week at the Springs Is
Full of Promising Events,
with Saturday as the Big
gest Day, AS Usual.

gagged; the Huron, a handicap, for three
Year olds, at a mile and three siXteenths,
on Thursday. and the Amsterdam. a sell
ing Stake. for all ages. at a mile, for
Friday. All these stakes have a splendid
class Of entries and should produce
excellent sport.
SkIIfuI valued mt $4,000.
Charleys Ellison feel, that skilful. me colt thst
carried his colors to victory in the United States
Hotel Stakes saturday, is a very nigh class
youngster. and he has placed a value of s3O.0 900
on him. John Madden asked the Western plunger
how much he would take for skiliul. and the
reply was sSO,oOp.
81 Will give you $40. 900 for him." said Mr..
Madden. The offer did not meet with the ap-
prevail OF the new owner, who stated that he
would not take anything less than $50, 600. Mad
den was unwilling to go any higher than the
Azure ne mentioned, so 1t is likely skiiful Will
rema n In the Ellison string, The colt is eligible
for the Futurity, and is also entered literally In
the tall stkes at Sheepshead Bay, Gravesend and
Morris Park. Many people believe that he WIZ
prove to be the best OF the horses disposed OF at
the Mlcky 'ale. Ellison certainly secured a
bargain when ne bought him for 100. The colt
will All his Futurity and other sheepshead Bay
engagements before beinG shipped West
Kcenc's F%nturIty STRING.
The Keene string 5 strong as usu1l in the mum
Der of IL. FUturi1S n'r.ss, with n,lesman, DaL
cling. Duster, Clarion. whltechapel, G!mcrack
Injunction. Prediction, Rigodon, flying Prince
s%urhition and Sir Launcelot. There has beer
muol conjecture as to the star OF the string
but horsemen just now are talking OF sir lauhce
lot. This is the brown colt by Kingston-Cltron
ella, who works with the fast nlly Dazzling an
the colt Rigodon. Reports have II that II Is a.
most impossible to null him behind these two II
their tr ais. The Keene stable will prooaoly sen
three OF their best to the post for the event
HIIuruth Eef. tunIry
Jockey Frank Landry. who up to a few day
asu was riding for the Goushacre Stable, On
was released, will probably sign to ride for San
Hndre,h, who Is now racing In the West.
DAILY After Cuughn, sNn2a.
Father Bill Daily offered $4,000 to the firm o
3. Sanford \ Son for their three year-old Caugh
inagaga, but the santords informed him that the!
would not sell the colt until the end OF the meet
Ing here, and then they would let him knov
what he could be purchased Tor.
Now for the Rough Nfdrr~.
A meeting Of the Jockey Club will be held to
I morrow afternoon and one OF the most importan
things done will be the appointment OF new pa
troll judges. II Is said that six new ones will b
: added to help Patrol Judge Hall out.
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'-'e HAWTHORNE WINNERS.

AWTHORNE RACE TRACK. CHI
CAGO. Aug. lS.-Following are the re-
"a suits of the races scheduled here On
.ISto-day's card:
'f First Race-Six furlongs.-Won by Fed
ieral, z to 10 and out, Elsie L., 3 to 3
place, was second and Mickey -. third,
81 Time-1l4 -.
ehi Second Race-Five furlongs.-Won by
Ahola, G TO ] and . to |: Au RevOir, 3
to . for place, was second; tn Picket
third. Time-l.W "a.
Third Race; short course.-Won by
MacLaren, 3 TO ! and even; DR.. Nowlln.
for place s tD /, was second and Capt,
Conover third. Time-25g L..
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GIRL WIMMER FORM WATER POLO TEAM AND W

tax the wind, strength and courage
OF the strongest men.
And yet up at Alex. Mefert's York
vile Baths, OIL the the Fast Rive,
there are a dozen girls who play wa
ter polo, and play it well, too.
Meffert, who was an amateur
champion, and afterward coach and
instructor of the famous Knicker'
booker Athletic Club team, has taught
these girls the fine points OF the
game. They are at the baths almost
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There are many young women
who are expert swimmers and up to
a hard, long race, but until recently
water polo was considered a sport
entirely too strenuous for the
strength and endurance of the fair
sex.
Water polo is perhaps best de-
scribed as a game in which the play
ers almost drown each other. When
you have the hall your opponent
tackles you, thrusts you under the
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FINISHES AT ST. LOUIS.

RACE TRACK, ST, LOUIS, Aug. IS.
Tho races scheduled TO be run here
this afternoon resulted as follows:
First Race-Mile and an eighth.-Hu-
cena, 4 to . and 2 to 8. won; star Cot
ton. 2 to ] for place. was second, and
Chorus Boy third. Time--2.O3.
Second ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of a mile
Won by Budweser. II to . and even:
Anzeiser, q to 8 for place, WAS second;
Lady Cayuga third. Time-lOS l-2,
Third Race-Cae mIie.-W on by Has
Gift, Is TO ! and 4 to / Learoyd. ; to !
for place, was second, and Croix third.
Time 81 IA.
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LONDON. Az ls.-rhc auxiliary
steam yacht sailing match from the Nab
Lightship to Cherbourg. France. and
back. for the Coronation Cup presented
by the Earl of Crawford, was started
to-day in a downpour of rain.
The Walhalla Cowned by the Earl OF
Crawford led over the line but WAS
quickly ovcrhauled by the American
yacht utnwann "a. Y. Armour, of New
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POLO FINAL TO-DAY
FOR NARRAGANSETT CUP

NARRAGANsETT PIER, r. l.. Aug,
B.-The Point Judith Country Club polo
tourney viii be continued again to-day
on the grounds at Wndhsld farm. when
the Narragansett cups final will be
played on between Myopia and Point
Judith, the latter being winners OF Sat-
urdays stirring same for the Polal
win meet Point Judith In the third
svent for tbs Rhode Island CLIPS.
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AMERICAN YACHT LEAD
IN CORONATION CUP RACE
Utowana, Owned by H. v. Armour, OF New
York, Showing Her Heels in Rain.

York;. which disappeared in the mist
with i good lead. The Rosabellc IR'
R,mageJ and the Sunbeam ,Lord Bras
sey) brought up the rear.
Eing Edward Witnessed the start,
The yachts encountered "A heavy head
nearly an hour after the rest, the
Czarlna. tAibcrt BrIssey, NJ. p started
In pursuit OF the other yachts IN the
trace.
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o3BETT IN TOWN;
WILL LET UP IN WORK,

young corbett' is still in town. He
intends 10 let M In training now that
his hght with McGoyern has been
changed TO Louisville and put back TO
Sept. H. corbetg arrived ~ town satur-
dsy night. Ia will stay here for q few
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L.nn.x wants 90 wr.suc.

Tom Lcpnox. OF Morristown. n. j.,
would like to meet ans good IL, pound
wrestler, in the business, Address Ed
Il. Desslon. ia Linwood street. Brook
Ign,
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GIANTS TRY TO MAKE 1T
FOUR STRAIGHT IN CHICAGO
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and very nearly beat II out, smith got
Menef.e's slow hit to Mccain In time.
No runs.
Second Inning.
Brodie's liner to centre was good for
Il base. BowermHn's attempted bunt re-
suited IN Bradie's finish ut second. l.au-
der hit Was single, too. and he went
to second on Dobbs's attempt to catch
Rowerman at third, A wild pitch by
Taylor LEI Bnwerman score and Lauder
10 reach third. Smith hit the ball to
Taylor, and while Lauder was being run
down between third and home Georg"
reached third. Lowe helped 10 retire
Mnthcwson. one u
McGriw aided in retiring both llobbs
ana Tinker. Lauder assisted. Lowe
out. No runs.
Third Inning.
Browne hit the ball to right centre
for three bases. McCiraw lifted a fly ia
williams. hut Browne struck 20 third
base. Bresnahan's safety over ISv cs
ahri sent Browne home, Mrtiann Ut
ed a hish foul that Killing booked. Brcs-
u!han failed =. his attempt to steal sec
uud. one run.
Bresnahan was under Killings long nv.
McGraw he ped to dispos" OF Schaelcf,
Rrcsnahun got Tnylors lift too No
runs,
Fourth Inning.
Rrodie got as far as second On his
rap 10 centre. Bowcrman tried 10 sac
! riiCe, hut only lifted a pop ny Tor kllhs
Lauder was helped out by. Tinker
smiths NY dropped into Dobhs's n
Mct;raw threw Williams out on his
bouncer. SlaGlc made the Colts first
hit OF the game, ~ single TO centre
smith aided In Menefee,s finish at llrst,
! Dobbs boosted a little fly that McGiraw
got No runs,
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Grand Stand at the Spa Has
Never Held Such a Crowd
as That Which Saw Running
of United States Stakes.
Special to the Evening WORLDLY

SARATOGA, Aug. lS.-When the asso-
citation announced that its admission
Zee would be 50 there was Il pro'ohseu
howl from the ranks of the taithlu''
who predicted frost of the most kli'ii's
nature for the men who had the Ter
merity 20 suggest this extra Zee on
Saturday there was not n seat 10 ne ha"
n, TN. grand stand. From one end 10
the other every seat was hllea' 'he
aisles were packed and the promenade
was lined three deep with people hoiuihs
their places in order to see the raSe'
run. The ring. on the contrary was
never uncomfortably crowded whlci'
proved that the greater portion OF the
crowd came 10 the track for pleasure
and not for the purpose of Specializing
on the races. Such a thing as an over
crowded grand stand has never before
been heard of here, and 1t must De
borne in mind that the grand stand
doing duty here now is almost ha!t
again as large as that which graced the
old track.
This an English Iden.
1t Is generally believed that racing
associations In this country will gradu
ally adopt the English plan of having
spacious Enclosures at various prices II
this Is suggested or attempted there vii
be an cutlery or the part of the pessi-
mists that racing is becoming the play
thing OF the millionaires and the eXclu-
slve set. There are already three In
closures now on the various race tracks
There IL the cheap field. whore one may
At. ,.-, at A,,. thf,l tI. ,,rt ~. al
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

Special 10 the Eyening WOrldl
RACE TRACK, SARATOGA. Aug. Is,
The entries for to-morrow's races are
as follows:
First aoe-Fof three-yeAr-olds and up, sell,
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Large fortunes are often lost by d
little delay.
Morai;, Don't delay. Advertise
NOW In the Sunday World.
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Medical,

OLD DIR. GRINDLE,
81 yeas a A~yeeia.ls- 10 dlss4sk Of men. undsr
l. DR., uHlINDLE's scientific trsAtn ent blood
and akin diAeA5sa. palma ln tbs Zones. red spots.
kidney and bladder complaints, ~aeaiding. INDIAN
nation, grAvsl ke,t are speedily cured, Impsdi.
msnta removed, Sufferers, do not puats tIus
yisitinI less skilful phyAleians. Rsmsmhsr, OH
DIR, ORINDLD has 4 record for msrssllous suTss.
ops1cE OVEN 70 YEARS At III Wet iilk a..
Nsiia-A n H---IsG ksa1lss St,T
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F"Nh k'"NH W." NN''NN 'lWN -'Nr
baron Pepper had spool To-day. and
he made the running followed by Ia ",
PAR Excellence and Bnr lie Duc, They
Nrld this order to the far turn, whore
Dpurn and Elhics, who had Brrn trail
pCllcd to 20 TO the outside, and they
passed tho Others turning into the
stretch They caught the pacemuker
at the stretch turn. ana II WAS a red
hot drive To the wire. Dourn beating
Baron Pepper a head, while E,hius MAS
only a head away,
SIXTH RAG
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P PS.lo R4's iO7. no Soe SSll,"'" .rS IS il Il
start good. Won drl'lns. Time-i07
Sweet Alice beat the flag and had
quite an advantage, but in the run To
the turn AihRmbra Sir Preston and
Epidemic caught her and they ran in
cloyc order to the stretch, There Ella
Snyder moved To the front and nghting
IL out with sweet All"' At the end won
by a head. Swcct Alice was three
lengths In front Of Epidemic.
FIFTH RACE
Handicap for three-year.olds and up" one mile
and a AlAtcunth.
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The start IN this race wa poor. Andy
Williams getting half "A dozen lengths
the worst NJ IL Ben Howard was quick.
est 10 move OF the others, and he set
his paCe down the back stretch. followed
by Port Royal. Pearl Finder and f'on-
soluca, They ran this way tn The urn,
where Port Royal and Pearl Finder
closed on ben Howard They ran In
lose order to the stretch, where Port
ROYAL went 10 the front and Won hand
lly hy a length from Pear Finder, who
beat INDY Williams n length, the latter
finishing strong.
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THE MUSKETEER MAKES
NEW WORLDS RECORD
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straight course at Monmouth Park ii
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For lhfee'yeaf'Olds and up one mile,
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RAISED ADMISSION PRICE TO RACES Al
ARATO HASN'T REDUCED ATTENDANCE

exclusive rights to ms seat LOT '''
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roURTH bAoE

selling; ir maiden rso-year.oldsi h,e an.
one.hElt i~uTiuHgs,
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-05
BONDS NOT YET SOLD.
Neither will the Short Line Build
Railroad.

Dispatches to the Denver News
from Cripple Greek yesterday were
to the effect that the bonds of the
Florence, Victor & Cripple Creek
railroad had been sold. Investi-
CATION shows that the report is
erroneous. because the bonds in
the first place have not yet been
issued The same dispatch said
that the Colorado Springs and
Cripple Creek District railway, or
better known as the Short Line,
has purchased the new ioute. This
is another misleading statement,
because the hackers of the project
at this place say that that road
will not be given an opportunity
to build the line.
What Florence wants is road
that will pull for Florence and not
road that will cater to the
interests of Colorado Springs. The
Springs today is on a prosperous
basis on account of an error made
by some of Florence's citizens.
The TRIBUNE is authorized to
state that the Short Line will not
build the new road.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-05
BUY YOUR
Hay, Grain and Coal
BLUNT, HOGATE & co.
Collins Old Stand on Second Street.
Phone Black 494.
CLUBS SILVER JUBILEE.
Cardinal Gibbons and Other Nota-
bIes VIII be Present.

Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 5-The
Catholic Club of Philadelphia, one
of the most prominent and inhuen-
tial organizations of it's kind in
the country, has completed elab-
orate plans for the banquet to-
night in celebration of its twenty
fifth anniversary. There are to be
many distinguished guests, among
whom the following are to reply
to toasts: Cardinal Gibbons of
Baltimore, Arch bishop Ryan of
Philadelphia, Governor Stone of
Pennsylvania, Rear Admiral
George w. Melville and Judge
Maurice D. O'Connell, solicitor of
the United States treasury.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-05
Administrative, Notice.

Estate of John f. Lloyd, deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed Adj
minstratrix of the estate of John f. Lloyd.
late of the County of Fremont, in the state of
Colorado, deceased, hereby gives notice that
she will appear before the Comfy Court of said
Fremont County, at the Court House in Canon
City, in said County, at the December term,
1902, on the last Monday in February next, at
which time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requested to attend
for the purpose OF having the same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment TO the under
signed
Dated at Canon City, Colo this 20th day of
January. A. d. 1902.
MARY +. LLOYD,
Administrators.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-05
PURELY PERSONAL.

w. G. Aldey is down from
Cripple Creek.
d. FL. CLARK arrived from
Chicago yesterday.
Officer Tabor transacted bust
ness in Canon yesterday.
james Gamewell is confined
to his home with tonsilitis.
M. B. 10y is spending few
days in Denver on business.
Engineer Robert Kelly spent
yesterday afternoon in Canon
w. d. Palmer, of New York,
is spending the day in the city
Mrs. B. B. Burton is in Den
yer viewing the sights of the cap.
ital city.
MIR. and Mrs. G w. Smith
left today for their new home in
Wichita, Kan.
Miss Rebecca Richards went
to Canon City this afternoon where
she will visit with friends for few
days.
&C. S. Morse, telegraph opera
tor on the joint division at New
Castle. is home on weeks vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Cafky
have moved from the Miller terrace
to the Mcdonnell terrace on East
Second street.
g. Braecke, who registers at
the Fremont from Belgium, is in
the city looking over the milling
and smelling plants.
Harry Vail, who conducted the
K. @. market here, has opened a
shop in Pueblo. He was looking
after business interests here today.
DR.. r. E. Smith, who has been
confined to his home for several
days by illness, is able to be out
again and was up town this morn
ing.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-05
The Greatest Bargains in our
Shoe Department
on up to-date shoes.

Ladies' 80 Dongola shoes CSC
Ladies' fine 2 90 md 225 Don
COLA latest styles, heavy and
light, at 1.46
$50 ladies' fine dress shoes.
welts and hand turned on
sale at 2.48
Toe and SIC black and red chill
dren shoes 5 to 8 at SOC
90c and 100 children's shoes 81
to s at 63c
Misses ! % box calf shoes cut
to 79c
Boys and girls l so Kangaroo
school shoes, will give good
wear at 1.l9
1.25 and 135 genuine dongola
misses shoes 9 to IL at S9c
Sizes from l3 to 2 at CSC
Well known Red School House
Shoes away down; warranted
shoe:
Sizes 8 tc s, worth l25 94c
Sizes St-l2, worth l50 LA
Sizes 1872. worth 200 1.24
225 high grade misses patent
leather and fine French kid
shoes, sizes from 81 to 2, cut
to 1.49
Mems 2 90 shoes cut to 1.39
Mems ESQ union shoes at 70
Mems 3 80 Regent shoes 2.S9
Mems 4 90 and 800 Burt and
Packards shoes, on this sale
3.19
Boys l35 shoes for Ito
Boys l 25 shoes for CSC
Boys fine 2 90 shoes for 1.65
Ladies' 65c house slippers 48c
Ladies' and mems felt slippers
at 800
Mems 80 nail shoes for LOO
Mems 400 high cut shoes 2.25
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-05
Notice of Dissolution.

Totice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween J II. Mcdaniel aud A. A.
Hull, under the firm name of Nc
Daniel & Hull, has been dissolved
by mutual consent. j e. Mcdaniel
retiring therefrom. The under
signed will continue the business,
collect all debts due and has as
sumed all liza abilities of the said firm
A. A HULL
Dated Florence, Colo Feb. 4. 1902
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-05
Commencement at Carlisle.

Carlisle, Pa, Feb. 5-The an
nual commencement exercises
of the Carlisle Indian Industrial
Training school were commenced
today with many distinguished
visitors and friends of the institu-
ton in attendance. The exercises
will be continued tomorrow when
the address to the graduating class
will be delivered by Hon, James
S. Sherman of Ithaca, N Y.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-05
Advertised Letter List.

Following is list of letters re-
naming uncalled for at the post
Office at Florence, during the week
ending February 3, 1902:
Brodwick Mr. Nardin MrA
Carvey Mr. Albert Robinson II G
DeardoH Samuel Robinson Mrs j
Fries MrC2 Refs Vim +
Hoover Mr. j NJ Reese Miss Gertrude
Mccullough MIR NJ b smith Miss Ella
Miller Mr. Roy Wilson Harry
Parties calling for same will say
advertised" and pay one cent.
w. Fl. DAVE, P. M.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-05
Nearing the End.

London, Feb. 5-Lord Kitchen
er cables from Pretoria today that
the chase after DeWett has been
successful and that the Beers are
scattered, many captured, and
others voluntarily surrender