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Evening star., 1902-02-15
The Evening Star
Branch Offices.

Several important changes have re-
Gently been made In The Star branch
offices. ALL POSTAL TELEGRAPH
OFFICES are branch offices of The
Evening Star.
One cent a word for Rooms For
Rent-Rooms and Board-Boarding-
Wanted Help and Situations.
If not convenient to call at main
oif1ce with your advertisements leave
them at the following places:
NORTHWEST.
Conn ave. and l. st.-woods Drug Store
Vermont and st.-King's Drug Store.
14th St and r. /. ave.-HuldIesons Drug Store.
18th and sts.-Portner Drug Store.
l4th st. and yelling Place-Eppley's Drug store.
7th and sts.-CrisweIls Drug Store.
Woodward s. Lothrop's-Postal Telegraph Office.
s. Kann Sons & Co.-Postal Telegraph Office.
e12 Pa. avc.-Postal Telegraph Office.
9Th and sts.-Postal Telegraph Office.
9Th and sts.-Postal Telegraph Office.
U. 8. Capitol-Postal Telegraph Office.
City Post Ofice-Postal Telegraph Office.
Ebbitt House-Postal Telegraph Office.
Riggs House-Posta Telegraph Office.
New Willard's Hotel-Postal Telegraph once.
National Hotel-Postal Telegraph Office.
Regent Hotel-Postal Telegraph Office.
The Barton Hotel-Postal Telegraph ONCE
The Gordon Hotel-Postal Telegraph once.
-O-
EAST WASHINGTON.
pth and East Cap. sts-Haleys Drug Store
9Th and ii SIS n.e-Griffth's Drug Store.
ed st. and Pa. ave. se.-Dobyns Drug Store.
90
SOUTHWEST.
Postal Telegraph Ofice-foot 18th st.
GEORGETOWN.
ed and NJ sts.-ODonnclls Drug Store.
S2d and O sts.-O'DonneI's Drug Store.
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FOR RENT
6a3 sth A., 7r. & b.. ami SOS so per mo.
400 Florida Me-, 6r. & b. mi 80 per mo.
3 large rms & oor b. 1920 + NV. 10 per mo.
fe14St ELLER$oN wEMPLE. COS lath st.
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FOR RENT-STONE & FAIRFAX. S06-sOS + NV.
$3.50. Iowa circle, l5r.b $50. Store 18th Il NV
$125 ;719 9th nv, $50. :sto&esl, 7th & NJ NV
$40 70 2lia s NV. 1ir iSa7 80. 4"S 1st ne. 7rb
$50. IS 1233 Mass av 4r 2b $50 40 2211 l4th nw srb
$65. 1889 |. hat $25 so. 1i6 Thomas G. b
500. 70. .9ll H NV, 11r,b 5000 l6Os 10th nw 7r
500. .513 9th nw store SO 80. 1l04 - NV, 6r b
500 75 1900 kenesaw, Tor b $3.50 zoos 5th nw7rh
$50 Is. .1512 nw.9r b $50 SO. 430 Sth NV Sr b
$50. 65.. .3l7 NV, 10rb 5000. 2l02 17th NV 6r
$50 90 1911 Roanoke. .10rb s.. 81. .Takoma Park Srh
$50. Warehouse, ave $50. 90. .423 10th ne 6r,b
500 1882 X NV. l2r.b $3.50. 1874 22i, Orb
S43 50. 1871 Coum rd 11rb S2o. 80. 1866 NV. 6r,b
$500. 1i17 Bacon 10 b. So so. .62S s NV, Or, b
$500 1918 18th lOr b SO. .9ol Pa nv NV ar
5000. 1915 NV. &r.b So. so 5os Fla .6r.b
$40 80. 3Il3 Eomead, 10r b 81 10 .:O 14t. sto.
$4O5O .2l20 lst NV, 9rb So. so. S33 11th ne Gr,b
$40 80 1890 W NV, lor.b SO so. .5i q ne, Orb
$4,000 100? Sth NV. ar $50 50. .2lo-l2 nw,6r.b
5000. 22O4 Decatur pl. b 050. .1lOo ne Gr b
s37 81. a53s M"rgana orb SO .Hyattsville. Md
$3l " ISL 18th, lur SIS 80. 113 Ia av nv, 3r
$3.50 2lI5 L NV, Sr.b $3.50. III Mass ave, 6r
$;9,o 3li + ne, l0rb 81 SO. .433 7th Sc, orb
S3330 2la9 Fla ay,1Orb SIG. DO .4OS Albany ne. ar
SS5 so 1880 LIST NV. 9rb $500 IS. Acker 6r
S;5s 80 1926 Morgan ar srb $3.50. 81 sw. 5r. sto
$3.50. I'M NV. 7r.b 5000. 1924 18th ne,6rb
III 80 1911 18th NV. orb $1,000 1908 ~ Sc. Orb
5000. .3l1 Mo av. lor.b SO. .12:5-2I 25h rins
$50 So 20 Quincy srb S6.aU..9ls st Pau 3r
5000. i5 Quincy NV. Srb
FURNISHED.
$4,000. # nr 18TH 14r.@ha ,2Ga. Conn $. Tor
s.. 5.oOG 10th nv .Gr. 20 200. - mr. 18th, Tor.
81 800 N Thos cir $500. Roanoke 14th lvr
81 500. II av, 16r ab $76o. 18th $, 7r b
81 300. mr. Sth c.1Sr.b $40 .3lst NV near .
8, 800. q near 22d Tor $500 Yale st. 1r
81 200. Columbia rd, lir %J4O Fla I'D, lOr
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{ WILCOX,
i've.
FLATS.

L. a ~.
1907 Pa av. .5r. b. hcat25 so
$40 ooth. 4r. b, mi. .lS.J0
1870 P.i5r.stm ht.Sl75.OO
FURNISHED.
1915 lGlh. iir. b SlJu. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S2 -4s6 La ave. heated
rms. IS. $40. Sl2.50, SO
SHORES.
1900 Pa ay.2r. eel. MISC. 90
1891 80 sd, lse rm.3J.O
i:2 18th. lr. ". <. 30
2l3Si.l'a av ST .3r. " ,g.o"". ID
S36 2ith. .2r&sio, W, 20. 80
1918 NJ. lr. col, w. .l5.UU
STABLES.
1872 G.. 2s. .ch. h.l.w,g.Si5. 20
ll42 18th. Ss. VT. l,w.l2.o0
lScsJ-3l l., 5r. W. 100
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FOk RENT BY WESCOT
1907 Penn

roIs hr-N l. Bl w tStt
1867 Pc
1892 T. I1r.b. eel mi. 1853
23l7-23l9 Pa av. Or, b,
eel. mi. 81. 80
1892 2od. Sr. b. .cel.mi.3..:O
9l2 23d, l0r. b. eel. ml.335. ~
SlOi y, lcr,b mi. 80. 80
HOS \ ii ay, Or, b,
eel. mi. 50 80
1902 18th. orb, ,cl. uni 30. 20
Oil 2Sd, ST. b. .cel.ini. 80 80
2O21 l.. CRIB. mi. "a. 80
2ol2 &. 1r,b, mi. 30
613 sd, 7r.b mi. ~ -
24c3 X. 9r,b.w.g. 90. 30
Gl7 23d. ar. b. mi. -. 20
81 I'D, Tr.w,g. 1850
1864 sc Both, Or. eel, ,wl3.50
GOT 23d. or. w.....13.a0
l2222 21th. or, ". ..l2.59
2I34 Va ay, Or. 80
sos 2fth. Or. ". 1000
folk
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Fol; RENT-Q ST. NEAR 18TH, 9sROOMS, FUR,
$50. 18th t. s rooms furnished or untur-
nished. 251O l4th, rooms unfurnished $25.
It, CLARK BROS. 1893 L NV.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Fr s24 18th NV, 4rssn laoS12 II nv. sr $1,000
i9e Maine av sw l:r3o 90 $50 h sw. ar. ~ .to
53 nc, tr fiat. 81 so jl5 y J NV. Or. 81. 30
Job 1st NV, Or. % "l' Is, NY. Gr. Il. 20
7os lo,h ne. ST.. I3..o iolS 10Th NV, or 80
CAIW0DD GARRETT 18th ST * y. Y n ".
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FOR RENT--HY h.F.SAUI. Sc. COR. 7rH NV.
,sl1 NV; lorAb =, % 500 ne. store. lsvs
4ss Mo av. IorSb 1850 s2s III, NV. % Store 100 20
sl6 I rw. Grab. 500 lois lst ne, 5r.....Io.oo
633 L NV, 6r&ccl .2,.5o i56 Franklin. store .1u.po
SO ne. 7rxh. .:.;,J Nr 18th 4 f nav sta 1000
1890 1st nv. 4rtsb fiat, IA \ av. store. 10. 30
BIS 18th ne, 6r&b. - 20 ,to so "f i7lD 9Th nw?oO
1909 18th drSw. 20. "a :!4s sthn,, 7rwtrahs5 80
6i2 q .rNt. ..o..,9 ia Franklin. Ir tcol,.s.O
SOC 10th NV 7rSb. 2o.4o Store rr 18th X 800
1898 9th NV, 6rSb :a.oo :3' pomeroy. store. 90
1905 u Sc, Grab. 1850 49, u NV, on RS 81 { 50
l243 II ne. -sto&ceI. 20 III Fla AZ nv, 2r :. 70
9th 4 NV store. 80 Rear oeS 18th nwtcont.3o
6l2 NV, 6r&w. 1870
FOR RENT
5a5 18th St NV. IA rooms and :. baths,
a.mt.. ---..-.----. ..--. -SNt 40
Is2o Corcoan ST. NV. rooms, ANIL. y so
1t It y : NV" T, '1 J. wAIsHE eso + St, NV. W
FOR RENT-NO. 2sl9 PA. AVE, At WASHING
ton Circle; comfortable brick house of rooms.
bath and cellar; 3 on floor, porcelain
tub: desirable location; rent. $50 30 Per month.
feI5-3t wEscoTT < WILCOX iot7 Pa. ave.
FOR RENT 1857 Crescent. Br. 40
ss3 ss7 s,S 81 sm SEQ ssa r. water
oO22 " Tor. ami. :. GO 1917 25th. 800
Siis sh Is S. 81! ami s: i5 aF9ss s a" IT,
1882 22d sr. ami. $500 222l G. Ar. .........1" 90
iioi i Fla a. av ,' ne, Or ami, 22is ave,
stable 900 Frey's ct. II. 80
:,Hs sHss champ, mp srami 800 Essses - etrW is
7l9 sd. Or. .i2eo 10 Is,h ne. 2r 100 90
94s 27th sr. water 1850 11os 2lst. 1850
FLATS.
1t MARTIN EROS. 1925 Ia. ave. NV.
FOR nENr ,FrHs SMITH co. n4ps moN6 i, AxE n
1857 81 Iith a. NV 7r' and b.. store and T stable.
newly paperea and painted. ......:. $1,000
224 . = ave Sc loF and :i n fine order sr $3.50
a33 II ne. sr&b. :. 800 III II he. Cr&b, store
fe15st & st. good cond "a 90
FOR RENT-A s CAYwooD. sas 9TH ST. NV.
Ieeph.ne Cal! Main TO
24G4 9Th .sr $1,000 so f st .Gr.S 1870
1882 Cap st seer. 81 100 81 18th 90
300 Pomeroy nw.er sI2oo!l7 Eislnark NV Ar ST. 90 90
024ia st sw. .5r $3.50 26a5 st NV. Or 500
1873 9th st NV Ar. 5000 3246 Grace NV 4r 81 80 80
1870 Carlins al swlr. s7oo2co2 Col Ter SO
1886 Half st sw Ar 5000 aOl7 seaton Or $500
1874 lst uSfr RSIst6 ssH Is ESoas EfSpsin
:ls Az st nwl back sRE rSST: No. 81 floor $500
1913 14th st. Ii. $500
NEAL. BENNINGS, ID. q.
Lot Z block s, Glendale, d. g. Or $500
IVY CITY.
13s Providence ST. ...................s or SEQ $500
l13 Corcoran st.. ......................'r $'.oo
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FOR RENT-BY FLOYD e. DAVIS, 7TH f. S.W.
2O5 5th NV 10 ami S5 so 1906 Both 7r ami 81. rs
7l2 7th sw Tor imp. % 40 +14 10th sw Tor, am30 GO
23S 1919 sw Or imp 80 So Al ami. &c. so
ia ii ne 6rw&s. IL. So912 st sw, or. 1000
lle7 Sc 5r. $50 fl5 7th sw 6r was. $50
66l e sm 5rw&s. 1890 1885 Del sw, ,w&s..S.S0
9O7 AZ sw. 6r. 100 l2Sl "a sw. 6r,ami ~ 80
II Sc, 6r........ .S.OOt5 sw, Gr.. IL. 20
Evening star., 1902-02-15
WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTED-AN AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER TO
do some work in Washington. Address j. HENRY
SYMU%DS x CO, li6 Walker St, New York.
fel5
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

,s,' N EeoKFeR44E6: sh il. sE s.: NV " :. >.
isl .9 ss isss aw Mr.
ss isis & s::: g
s1s 1917 s,St MS5san g
81 % iSosS sss ssa pS
1sss js9 p 1865 corcoran omi M nw $50
Ss Ss lsfh h,es pw os s7s Mass a,
1ss2 1es7 NV: 1or Sc g 2is go 22ss2s LIST :.
i7ss y. nwf ss "a sr ne 90
,sss IS cins nr' az NV Ls, ss Del
ssa 1875 i.ss t. @ Lots sst M,s. Ss
1an, 1v'n NV, lZr 60.OOi Il + ne, per an IN. j zoo
3s,s 3s,, bet bet Soodisy M lane sSS
1ssh bss shs,,I bet istha1.h n
'nGleside; asss; 18th st bet 2eth&2lst NV 800
Ts:a s' ptt
18th 18th bet OH NV 5000 18th bet Q & i nw.l 500
Sst DSt nss bet d;sai,t ss
ts bet 20 s'sst'l: sst i:.R 3 II 18TH: 90
k9s siaf'a st. ths1s @ash
Mass av bt :.d&zsd. $40
The Maury, No 33 rooms $40 90
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED AND UNFURNISH-
ED APARTMENTS IN THE PORTLAND
OFFICES.
Building sth & d $4,000 1lI4 F. desirable ofnces
el2-i4 +, I'd door. 10000 go F, desirable offices
0v. e, LIZ. 5000 6U5-7 7th desirable offices
oIL i4th nv. 300 Century bldg" new
14Zl +, I'd Il front 800 bldg, all mps single
Sc cor 12thkf' NV. d.sir % Der mo. Entire Gooss.
able offices, from $3.50 $l25 per mo.
to 5000. b1I 18th nv e. 90
142S F, desirable Offices
STORES.
BnudinG etl&D $4,000 62s f NV (base).. .$25 90
!S!U u NV rs 90 1925 NJ st. IS 90
1914 14th NV. 1000
STABLES.
!401 Mass (rear)S4O.uO 1723 nv NV (r RI, 10 90
lag NV trear). 81. so 170s 18th lrear) TO- 90
II! NV lreaD. .25. 90 l2lS 9th tresrD. 800
OAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN To THE RENT
ING AM COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL
CLASSES OF PROPERTIES
For full list Of furnished and unfurnished houses
fats offices. stores and stables apply at oG.ee.
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WANTED - EVERYWHERE, HUSTLERS TO
tack signs. distribute circulars, samples, etc:
no sssing: good pay. Sun ADVERTISING
BUREAU. chicago. 1t
Evening star., 1902-02-15

NANTED-SAILSMAN TO SELL TO ORDER
clothes for city house; with following; lib
eral pay and good opportunity. Address Box 1s2
Star office. IL
Evening star., 1902-02-15

WANTED = COLORED MAN, TRUSTWORTHY,
to travel and collect in u. &. for manufacturer;
salary $50 monthly to begin: please inclcse ad-
dressed envelope for reply. SUPERINTENDENT
1O2 Star bldg, Chicago. 1t
Evening star., 1902-02-15

FOR RENT-RY FLOYD f. DAVIS. 7TH & f. S.W
2O5 5th NV 10 ami $25 so 1906 Both NV. 7r mi 81 rs
7I2 7th sw imp % +14 10th sw. Tor ami 30 90
23S 1919 sw Or imp. j. 80 SD Al sw ami. 30 so
ia III ne Or w&s. IL. .So912 + st sw, or. 1000
l1e7 NJ Sc 5r. .S.50f fl5 7th sw,6r,w&s. 1880
661 sW 5r,w&s. 1880 1885 Del sw,5r, ,w&s. $50
3O7 AZ sw, 6r. TOO l2S4 80 sw, 6r, r,ami $50
II Sc, 6r........ .S.OOs5U NJ sw, Or. .l2 20
fotS
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rpt hf-Nl- Telephone Main 2O2a.
3o, 2Io i9th NV VT. SoaO 1904 2 NV. Sr. SoI 80
ia.3 my. sr A.. so Store 5d&Pa 5000
l..," 18Th NV Or IN. 20 Store 1240 9Th 20 20
fel52t william Il. ELLIS ~, llth 20 N ~
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WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-WE ARE LOOKING FOR 6 OR LOTS
well located in northeast suitable for builder. If
you have any thing to offer let hear from you.
4. LODGE HILL.
fe15-3t S02 st. NV.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

TABLE D'HOTD AND A LA CARTE DINNER
an day sundays and holidays; mid day lunch 5os
lAd3es and geDtleme1 from II until A. -eloctr9e
fans CAFE ROBINSON. l5o2 18th It s.w
Evening star., 1902-02-15

FOR RENT-BI JOHN QUINN Az It'll ST Sw
100 10Th NV, sto stn.. 1or., steam heat 5000
- 9TH sw.9r, mi $500 AS 10th sw Or msal 50
800 sw. sto rn, fxt 20. 90 go l sw6r b. ami 10 80
.oi II sw, Ir.b ami. L 10 loo NJ sw sto Gr IL 10
Ia se Or. water..9.50 Rr so b sw, war,h L. SO
Evening star., 1902-02-15

l.. -. II. toR. aIlf q IL NV.
l,i", 9th INV, ,5r.w. coils. 50
6H.' 10th ne. Gr&b.I4.o0
300 l. lie. store. ..i2.uD
AS NJ 81, Gr&w. .le.po
3l2S Itil NV. store. 10. -
lois lst lie, 5r.. 1000
i56 Franklin. store .ln.p1
N'r 18th x + nav. sta. TO- 90
4it y \ av, store. :. 10. ND
1892 7th NV, ir&w. 30
.>to sa nf iIlD Ith NV q. 30
c443 Sthn'v, ,5r. wtcoh - 80
ia franklin. Ir tcoli so
Store rn rr 18th X D.>.U0
20 Pomeruy, store. 500
ia VI NV, store. ..i.uO
i5a ID NV, III RS. 81 !. So
Ill Fla av ms, 2r. ~ 20
Rear SOS 18th nwtcolit.30
NV. steam heat. fei5-tf
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Fr rittiS24 18th NV .Sr lsp52 Ill NV. Sr. $40 30
i9o Maine av sw. .1"r3o 90 's:d B sw. ar. 40
53 l nc, or fiat % 5" 6i5 ] nv. Or. 81. 80
1913 1st NV, Or 80 l"i, lst nv Gr Ia. 10
!o2 loth ne. sr.. l1,0 iolS 10Th NV, Or. 1850
1919 Gales ne, Or 1870
CAIW0OD GARRETT, 18th ST. * y. Y. ave- Nv.
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WANTED SEQ A WEEK STRAIGHT SALARY
and expenses to with rig to introduce our
poultry mixture in country; years contract
weekly pay. Address. with stamp, MONARCH
MFG Co. Box 1881 Springfield, Ill. It,
Evening star., 1902-02-15

WANTED GARDENER, WHITE, MIDDLE AGED,
with small family who thoroughly understands
farming and hot beds Address, stating refer
ences. wages wanted and where TO be seen. Box
so, Star office. IT.
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WANTED DETECTIVES: EVERY LOCALITY:
good salary: experience unnecessary. INTER
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, Milwaukee.
II
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WANTED - ENERGETIC WORKERS TO DIS
tribute circulars and samples; permanent occupa-
tion; good pay. DISTRIBUTORS LEAGUE. 40
West 2Sth ST New York It,
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wANTED-AN INTELLIGENT AND RELIABLE
youth 15 10 20 willing to make himself usefu
In country home Washington; VIII receive
wages and educational opportunity. Address 10.
1913, Star office fel42J'
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05
TO DRILL DEEPER.
Local Company to Test its Ground
at 1000 Feet.

To more thoroughly explore the
oil territory of the Florence dis
trict, one of the foremost COM
panies is talking of manufacturing
heavier drilling machinery so as
to acquire greater depth. The
company is very confident that
another oil zone lies at depth of
between 3,7OO and 1000 feet and
this machinery will be intended to
reach that depth. To do this the
hole must necessarily be larger
1t is thought that the derrick used
in the present work will prove too
light, and to this end much
heavier one will be constructed for
this purpose.
What success will follow the
new developments remains to be
proven, but the company is desir-
GUS of making the experiment. 1t
thinks that lighter oil underlies
the strata thus far opened.
Streaks of oil are opened here at
depths ranging from 1,040 to $500
feet. The we'll near East Third
street, close to the Santa Fe spur,
is the shallowest producing well in
the field. 1t belongs to the United
Oil company and was opened
ep about sixteen years ago.
A joint of casing in we'll No.
2Sl, near Williamsburg, in some
manner was broken and the COM
pany is experiencing some little
difficulty in sinking the well
further. Its present depth lacks
but eighty feet of that of No. 279
when it entered oil, but it may be
necessary to abandon the well
Oil was opened in No. 279 at
depth of 2,S75 feet
There are forty separate and
distinct brands of oil manufactured
in this field, and there is big
demand for all of it, The product
of one company in December was
greater than at any time since its
organization and this is being
increased.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05
Thirteen Club Meets.

The Thirteen Club met with
Mrs. Frank Ruby yesterday after
noon al her home on West Third
street. The afternoon was pleas
antly spent in the indulgence of
cards. Mrs @. M Duncan won
first prize; Mrs. W. w. Cafky,
second, and Mrs. j q. Macdonald
the visitors prize. Refreshments
were among the features.
This club meets semi. monthly,
and each of its meetings proves
very profitable, socially.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05

Mrs. Minnie Engleman Ruby,
president of the Woman's club, of
Florence, and three of the mem
bers, were in the city Wednesday
to attend the meeting of the Canon
City Woman's club, at which the
play Breezy Point" was given
with a cast of thirteen characters.
City Clipper.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05

A. f, Meyers yesterday morning
lost a gold watch by the aid of
some light fingered person The
watch was left on the dresser
Mrs Meyers was just across the
hall in another room and Mr.
Meyers was down stairs in the
feed store when the watch was
taken. No clue,
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05

The Marquette Dancing club
will give another of its favorite
dances in Morgan hall tomorrow
night This series has been very
successful one and it is now rapid
ly drawing to close Since
Lenton season has returned the
gatherings are not quite as large
as previously
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05

W. Fl. Weber and wife, of
Alden, Illinois, arrived last night
and will make their home in this
county They were farming in
the East and they expect to take
up land in Fremont.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05

When children have earache
saturate piece of cotton with
Billiards. Snow Liniment, and
place it in the ear. 1t will stop
the pain quickly. Price, 80 cents
A A. Hull.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05

Bogus twenty-five and fifty cent
pieces are still floating on the
market and many of the merchants
report having taken them in this
week. The counterfeiters did very
clever work in duplic .ting govern
ment money, as they are the
same weight as the genuine, have
the same milling, but are trife
darker in color. 1t is believed by
some that they were made by the
gang of Italian counterfeiters re-
Gently arrested at Pueblo. Several
dollars in spurious coins were
found in their possession.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05

W. H. JACK, Stenog-
rapher and TypeWri t.
ist, H. R. Lutes' Real
Es tate OFFICE.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05

Owen Price and j. f. Fritz and
their families left last night on
their trip to European countries.
Before leaving the United States,
they will spend few days in st.
Louis, Ohio and New York and
will sail from New York about the
middle of next week. They will
visit relatives in London, Wales,
Germany and Switzerland and will
be absent indefinitely.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05

DIED-Y esterday at his home
in Rockvale at the age of 4S years,
John Miller. of pneumonia. In
terment took place this afternoon,
He leaves wife and three
daughters.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05

r. j. Copeland, formerly book
keeper at the Rockvale office for
the Colorado Fuel q Iron com
pany, but now accountant in the
head office in Denver, arrived iast
evening and went out to Rockvale
on company business.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05

Couldn't help getting cold
never cures it; but carrying home
bottle of Billiards. Horehound
Syrup, and using it as directed,
will cure the worst kind of cough
or cold. Price 90 cents A. A
Hull.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05

John Griffin and Joe Murray,
the two tourists who we're yester-
day sentenced to twenty days at
hard work on the street, started on
their new duties this morning.
Griffin will stay for awhile, at
least, as he is shackled with 20
pound ball and 60-foot chain.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05

No ona knows the unbearable
torture one undergoes from piles
unless they are so afflicted Tab
ler's Buckeye Pile Ointment is a
quick safe and painless cure.
Price 80 cents in bottles. Tubes,
10 cents. A. A. Hull.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05

FL. M. Fox has been awarded
the contract for building the water
works at the Portland Cement
company's plant just east of here,
and will tomorrow morning start
six teams and a dozen men on the
job, which will occupy about six
weeks.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05

The Fremont Carriage company
is preparing to install electricity
with which to run it's machinery,
blowers and drills The company
expects to keep abreast of the
times,
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05

Solicitor Wanted. Good mon
ey to right man. c. w. Thomas
io9 w. Main st. "a
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05

Garden seeds of all description
at Meyers feed store. Al 66
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05

Mixed paints at Jansen's, 8 3m
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05

Wall paper, latest styles and
lowest prices, at Jansen's. Oh 3m
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05

.COme..-.. .....zrED
The New Machine Shop.
of the Oil Well Supply finished prepared
Steam Hammer
the blacksmith shop the enables do
fecty welding of all kinds Oil companies will appreciate this
perfectly welded great milling
companies shafug being good
absolutely nothing in machine
The complete line of
OIL WELL SUPPLIES INCLUDING
BOILERS, ENGINES
and all kinds of tools drilling
largest country Any thing needed line of Fishing
Tools Drilling Tools, you
Oil Well Supplies.
Parties using machinery tools best,
money buy consequently Patronage
cted
ALBERT BROWN,
shop Shss Telephone 7l.S 7I.S Manager.
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Classified Advertisements.

Advertisement ts wall be run in this depart
ment at the rate OF Is words In issues for 25
cents, payable in advance; no advertisement
will be taken for less than Is cents. Here is an
opportunity 70 advertise at minimum cost.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05
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Comp-.,..
The New Machine Shops

of the Oil Well Supply and prepared
do any all kinds blacksmith The
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-05
LOCAL NOTES.
CaIcimine, all colors. at Jansen's

LoSAL nv ES.
Calcimine, all colors, at Jansen's
W. Fl. Weber and wife, of
Alden, Illinois, arrived last night
and will make their home in this
county. They were farming in
the East and they expect to take
up land in Fremont
When children have earache,
saturate a piece of cotton with
Ballard's Snow Liniment, and
place it in the ear. 1t will stop
the pain quickly. Price, 80 cents.
A A. Hull.
DIED Yesterday at his home
in Rockvale at the age of AZ years,
John Miller. of pneumonia. In
terment took place this afternoon.
He leaves wife and three
daughters.
The Fremont Carriage company
is preparing to install electricity
with which to run its machinery,
blowers and drills The company
expects to keep abreast of the
times.
FL. NJ Fox has been awarded
the contract for building the water
works at the Portland Cement
company's plant just east of here,
and will tomorrow morning start
six teams and dozen men on the
job, which will occupy about six
weeks.
John Griffin and Joe Murray,
the two tourists who we're yester-
day sentenced to twenty days at
hard work on the street, started on
their new duties this morning.
Griffin will stay for awhile, at
least, as he is shackled with 20
pound ball and 60-foot chain.
r. j. Copeland, formerly book
keeper at the Rockvale office for
the Colorado Fuel q Iron com
pany, but now accountant in the
head Office in Denver, arrived last
evening and went out to Rockvale
on company business.
The Marquette Dancing club
will give another of its favorite
dances in Morgan hall tomorrow
night. This series has been a very
successful one and it is now rapid
ly drawing to close. Since
Lenton season has returned the
gatherings are not quite as large
as previously,
Couldn't help getting cold
never cures it; but carrying home
a bottle of Ballard's Horehound
Syrup, and using it as directed,
will cure the worst kind of cough
or cold. Price 30 cents. A. A
Hull.
A. F Meyers yesterday morning
lost gold watch by the aid of
some light fingered person The
watch was left on the dresser
Mrs. Meyers was just across the
hall in another room and Mr..
Meyers was down stairs in the
feed store when the watch was
taken No clue,
Mrs. Minnie Engleman Ruby,
president of the Woman's club, of
Florence, and three of the mem
bers, were in the city Wednesday
to attend the meeting of the Canon
City Woman's club, at which the
play Breezy Point" was given
with cast of thirteen characters
City Clipper
Owen Price and }. f. Fritz and
their families left last night on
their trip to European countries.
Before leaving the United States,
they will spend few days in st.
Louis, Ohio and New York and
will sail from Nav York about the
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