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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

F%
ser er n1tbragt / pore 1,O46 MnoeIg.
meierier, pibes lite beitemt, men man
feiler neppe meget be6 at on1laa Ben
til noget ODER IS MilI. &r.
8e6 at iammenligne Ben / Mor n6-
TONNE Screenings &e1nltoter me6 Sc
foregaoen0e Mars, faor man ubetin-
get Sn6trpffet of at ser ,er goo
6remgang / neutrality-suspicious.
Drift. .Sremgangen ier 6og ubetin=
get itgrre for @mgrpro6ltftionen$
ems for 0itepro6uftionens @eofom<
men6e. Meb &enipn ill 6enne it61te
ipnes Meieribrugets Tefnif al 1toa
noget / Stampe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

Morbct bcb Maple &lainc, iom
ri omtalte iioite l1ge, benitoar en1nl1
11opflarct. Ser blep 1io1te uge fore
toget Mrreltation al tire mistpnfelige
Eerioner> Ser fgrtes for en- al Sc
Sperfalbne, iom ligger poa ct. Mo<
rps &oi2ital iom 6pIge at Sc @eifa=
6igelier fan fif>6o 8anoitterne tbang
bom til at iprinae al @ognen. @o,1
mente at funnc i6entificere / set
min6lte en- al Sc Mistenfte, men Set
er lenere lpffe0es Sem ollie ire at Be-
piIe, at Sc opbolbt fig felt on6re 5te=
Ser ems be6 Mople 8loine Sen Scot,
Sber fol6et ifete, og Sc mootte loole=
bes 1Iippes Igs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
GoGifprnia "a Mrispna.

@bicaqo Greet @eitern 8anen bill
1plge 8iIletter fra Is. September til
80. Mobpmber inclniibe i'll 8nnfter !;
opennqpnte @tater mes en- &eol1ftion
at SIS fra Sc iebbanltge Sofsfer.
&bis Sc t9nfer paa at reiie, bill set
[gnne fig at foreip6rge 8. 6. &aines,
@en'l Mgent, &j6rnet at Micollet &
5. Street, Minneapolis.
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minneapolis

Detape Mormanbin, en- Garmer /
Ssieo, 1om | Sre6ogs bar. ber /
@pen meo ct @ognles Sarmpro6uf-
Ter, er paa &iembeien ON Mftenen
'fommef ulpffeligt al Sage pe6 9ruf-
ming / ct &anobul> bpori ser bar ct
&ar 500 &ano. San antages at be>
re fommet ub al 6poret poo en- ell
Ter an6en @aace, og at Fan er 6ruf-
net me6enS fan i6gte at faa &eitene
op pao TORT 9ano igjen. 6or ct Bar
Tiger ii6en bleb 6en famine Mon0
oberfaloet poa @ejen fra Minneapo=
liz og blep %fraronet en- Itgrre 8enge=
lum.
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5ra (pre0te 5e(ter.

SDiflanb pg &anama. GDif(an6s
&epr9ientant / Banamn bar in0le<
set Gorban6linger me6 Sen rpe 9fe<
gjering, og 0enne &an0ling er ble<
ben go0fienot al &egieringen I Ser
lin. Set bentes, at Iaainart &egie=
ringen / 8anama er officielt erfle=
ret, bill SDIflan6 anerfien6e Sen
ltrafs.
ting Eige brebt. Miis @oD
&ennegen al 8tibop, ST., ser for
ipan6t fra tit Stem for fort Si6 lt6en,
er nu fun6en ops. Sum begob fig til
ct @elifab iammen me6 Sre6.
Struble, en- Mabos S6n, og ga intet
bdrtes fra 6em for ct Har Gage, tro-
csc man, at Sc bab6e l9bet Bort for
at gifte fig. &en6es Sig fan6teS
bolpt begrapet og I EFT frpgtelig till
reot Eir 1ton6. Mlt tp6er poa, at en-
boor6 Scamp far f1nn0et Ste6. Scan
far i6gt forgiebes efter Strnble.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

= Srue: uSSeg iDneS btrfeltg, leg
bar beret bel6ig me6 at faa en- @ano,
ser nelten nlti6 er biemme ON Mfte-
men,"
@enin6en: uSSa, sin Man6 far /
@run6en ol6rtg baot pt6ere SSnteres.
ie for at more ftg."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

olle Sc Itprre engeli t BDer, bbor ser
ollere0e MI bolbes Hr6ber. De bel-
6ige foor fri @osloge til SEEM Dorf.
@n IS Mor gammel Man6 fra Seem
SerieD far Io6et fig in6mel0e lom
Mipiront til $1,000 8remien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
sfjpnbeSgnoiillina / Msm Nprf.

Misunderstanding I Msp Oprf,
@egDnoen6e Sen 90. December og boz
ren6e eli l1ge bill ser blipe en- l1bItil-
ling / Mooiion 5qnore @orben al
mnn6liae og fpinbeltge 5%fidnhe6er.
Sen muffeite Monb og abinoe oil
hber fao $1,000 / 8rnmie. Ser pil
bripe ober 100 @onfnrrenter for
8riien, og ollie bill bliba re%tfproigt
bebgmte. Geltegere hil fomme fra
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Gpprppansfonbmftpr u. 6. &ilet

Spprppgnsfonbnftpr q. 6. &tlet
pao Snterurbonlinten bar @gnbog
Morgen @jenItan6 for ct ualmin6e=
Zig raat Sperfal6 al en Mon6, ser
fa16er fig McGolom, men ontoges at
bore en- Mrbej6er poa &egierings=
6amningen pe0 Mabn &ellep. &an
lto0 bagpaa 5poroognen, ga 6enne
posiereoe Saf Street, og ipgte at foa
D6ren oabnet fgr 8ognen ftan6ie6e.
ga &on0nft6ren BOB bam pente til
Motorman6en aabne6e, ben6te
8ol6sman6en fig pluoieltg moo bam
og ilog bam &ooe6et, bborpaa ban
traf bam ne6 at @ognen og fortiatte
Mtsban6ltngen be6 at Itg6e &on6uf=
tdrenS &ope6 moo 6ortobsfonten iaa
ban fit ct fort Sui / 8agbooe6et og
BE ibime0e. San fortiatte Misban6=
lingen til Motormon6en TOM til og
tog fig at &onouft.ren. @ol6sman=
Sen fi6rte in6 til 8pen me6 Sen noe.
1te &ogn, men bleb onbol6t poa @igr=
net al @ennepin og Micollet Mpe.
9rifferict pg a1lben. Set e. en-
gammeI @rfaring, at icoinart @in=
te%rful6en for Mlpor in6ftn6er fig,
bliber Ger en- iterf Toregelie / Mntal-
let al Sire itationer for Druffenifab.
Dette bi6r6rer for en- Sci fra Sen =
forreiten felt forferte - Mnifnelie,
at 8rug at @piritus forbger 2e-
gemsbarmen, % &efultatet er, at Ser
in6tages ct for ltort &bantum u@ar=
me-. Men 8olitiet bor noor Ser
CT mil6ere Sempernt1tr SEN 5ftf at
1o6e 6pl6eb6tter, Ser fife er mere
oberfiprte emo at Sc fan flare fig
biem, ilippe lt0en MrreItation; Bette
fan ielbfplgelig fife goa, 11oor set er
8erooejr, 90 Der fad reiifere0es ct be
bleb liagen6e ct ,erler an6et Ste6 og
frs libel. Mlle lom fnr6e ct, maa
mi poa 5totionen og iope &l1ien no
pg Splaen er, at Ser / Sirsbogs, Sen
fpritd fr1oe Scot, in6io1nletts life
minbrs ems AZ, iom bob6e facet for
meget. @ette bliper en- l1ofripning
paa $40 til bper eller 10 Sage / Or
b~ej6sbuTet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

LIST NO. 2.

LIST NO. 2.
Andersen, H. G. Biliedbog uden Billeder,
III Slider, 25c-Bang, II. Irene Holm, og
andre Fortallinger. 35c-Bauditz, Sophus.
Sporsne. En- Vinternovelle. 35c- Blanche,
Aug. S9pncn af sgd og Nord. En- ro-
n,antisk Skildring fra Juli-Revolutionen l
Paris. III Del. TO Slider, $1.oo-Bonde-
sen, Ingvar. Hersen paa Steinarstad. En-
Fortelling fra Hellig O1afs It'd. ESQ Slider,
5Oc-Bjursten, IL. Skjabnens Spill. Roman
3 Dele. $40 Slider, $1.OO-Bjornscn, Bjorn-
stjerne. Fiskerjenten. Fortalling: $50
Slider. Ny Udgave, soc To Fortallinger
('Mors Hender' og E Dag'') 25c-Pa
Guds Veje, Coo - Bggh, Erik. Jonas Tvar-
moses Ergrelser. 1853 Slider, 4Oc-clay, Ber-
tina M. Hans Hustru. Roman i 2 Dele,
6oc Croker, v. M. En- Millionars Datter.
Roman i 3 Dele. o Slider, 6oc-Dan Adam.
Vaarbud. Fortallinger, Skitser og Digte.
5 Slider, 65c-Solglimt. Fortallinger Skit-.
ser og Digte. 224 Slder, 60c-Ma leren. For
te1ling, 5Oc-Den lille Deklamater. Smaating
til Op1esning, samlede ale Vegne fra. 446
Slider. Indb., $1.25. (Kan ogsaa faaes / s
Hefter a 25c)-Drachmann, Holger. S3mands-
historier. $40 Slider med Digterens Portrait,
autoriseret Udgave, s5c-Derovre fra Gran-
sen. Strejftog over Diet danske Termopy1e,
35c-Dronning Caroline Mathilde at Danmark.
Historisk Roman af Gaia. 43O Slider, Coo
E~ventyrbogen. Udvalgte Eventyr, sam1ede
fra allie Lande, i11ustreret. indb. Soc.
Wort store nye illustrerede k.aIaLOG -
Afdelinger SAINT maanedlig Fortegnelse over
Hjenlandenes Litteratur, med Portrfetter og
Biografer af de NEST bekjendte Digtsre og
BIBLIoTiEKER, AGENTER CO HAND
LENDE ERHOLDER HOS RABAT
Enhver der linden Nytaar kiober for nnindst
s1.OO faar Ell elegant LOMME OG NOTE
RlNGSKALENDER MED ALMANAK FOR
1904 FRIT TILSENDT.
Ovenstaaende Boyer PORTOFRIT i:nod
Endsendelse af Belobet j Money Order eller
Frimerker.
NB~ Ny Boeliste hver Uge.
ST. PAUL TIDENDE,
4S sor U Gsass ! II s' SIS: St. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

gitgrite DeItageIfe, ser bill fire I'll, at
Der at @irferaabet bill blibe i6gf at
lfaffe MibIer ttlbeie, bborpe6 Mf6b.
6es Samilte Tan bIibe biulpet. So
itor @rifien bab6e en- 2ipsasiurance
at btitnof $1,000, bpilfet 8eleb imib-
lerti6 bill ibin6e in6 til intet pe6 at
oeffe n6gtfter, iom bans @pg6om
far paaf6rt. &trferaa6et bill bog
treffe n9rmere 8eitemmelie berom;
forelebtg bill Sen 6rage 0miorg for
beo &ielp at Menigbe6en at 6effe
l104tfterne be6 8egrobellen.
Mon6og Mften afbol6t &%irferaa6et
for Srinttotis Strife ct Mb6e, bpori
Sc forifiellige Eraiter, ser bob6e
6eltaget / @egropelien, 6eltog. Ser
blep forbonolet ON en- mi0lerti6ig
@teofortrGber, bbilfet Sp9rgsmool
imiolcrti6 bill blibe oberlobt til Mf=
aiprelle al. ct Menigbe6sm66e Man,
bog Sen 236 So.
9en befienoie bon1fe Mni liter
Hrof. &n;6ien Grifien er 8ro6er til
ofbp6e &oltor grifien.
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Sch 8a%ptiitcrnes Misfpngifole

@eb 8%aptiiternes Misiipra ifole /
Morgon 8arf, ST., bbts Sfoleaar
begDn6te l.. Sftober, Ell Ser iaor 2
5tu6enter, Der er ien6t AT 8aptilt=
lamfl1n6et / 9onmorf; 6eres Mabne
er @eorg 9. Moegren fra &eile og
Sborbal6 6. Sbpitrnp fra &jgben-
bobn. De bar begge giennemgaaet
ct toaartgt &11rins be6 @iltrnp &gj=
Ifole, bborfor Sc 6irefte fan in6gaa /
SEN tbeologiffe Mf6eling. 9e er
forbaabningsfnl6e nnge Mnnb, fom
efter en6t Sfoleti6 bar til &enfigt al
ben6e tilbage til Danmarf for at OPP
tage Mrbej0et / 6eres Se6relan6,
me66eler u&9gteren".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
.Dannar6S Jlejerier.
Tremeune ! Mnbelsbrifte,.

Treupang ! Mnbelsbrifte11.
6plgen6e Mrtifel er ct rn6rag of
bpa6 $. &ertel ffrioer ON Dor Mei-
eriorift / set ii6it u6fomne &efte al
rMationolpfonomiif Gibsifrift":
S Sc ii01te 6 Mar er Ser be6 @io-
Ter, bebilge6e paa 6e 6anlfe Ginans>
lobe, bbert Mar u0fommen en-, al en-
6pgtig 6agmano, @tat5foniu-
lent Misien=9all %u6orbej6et og til
ollie 2an6ets Mn6elsmejerier gratis
omien6t uMeiert=D StatiittHf"
Ser gjennem @earbei6elien al Mn6el5<
mejeriernes 9riftsregnifaber benle6ef
Meieriernes Spmerflombe6 paa De
bigtig1te Sorbol6 b%e6r6ren0e 9rifter
og Sc Mangler, ser for Sc enfelte
Wfejeriers @e6fommen6e fnptter fig
i'll benne. 9ette er Sc famine Meie=
rier, ser Mor' efter Star in6len6er
beras &egn1fober til 8eorbej0elie og
Offenliggjgrelie, og al Sc foreliggen-
Sc 6 9%eretninger fan man 81 MI
lnre, bporre6es bigtige 6orbol6 inben
for 2ar10ets betpbeligite @rbberbS=
gren bor 1tboiflet Zig / Sc lenere Mar,
o1n Ser er Sremgong, @ti(1tan6 el(er
Si(bogegong.
Sc 2 Saftorer, Der afgiort ipi(ler
&obe0rollen me6 @enipn til @alfe=
fnngets pfcnomi1fe l16bDtte, ct Mgl=
femGng6en pr. So og Melfens Seo=
me elrer bbor morqe B6. M9lf Ser
meogoar til ct <nb Sm6r.
Sen gienmeminitlige oarliqe Mgl=
feme11g6e pr. SO og Sen giennem=
inititge Melfemeng6e til et B11n6
Smpr por for bele 2on6et / Sc 3
it6Ite Mor benbolbsbis:
1900. 1923 %6. og 1858 &6.
1901. 4,439 SIS. og $50 86.
1902. 4,678 81. og 25,9 @6.
9erne far ct list b6iere Mnlfe,
n6bptte pr. So ems SDllon6, b6ift
1toor SIM mes en- gjennem initlig aor
Zig Mnrfemnnghe al $500 &6.
Oct ltotiitilf poopiite oftogen6e
Mnlfeforbr11g i'll ct @un6 Smgr
ifpl0es pel noget Torbe0ringe: beb
Gentrif,tgerne, men Srsmeongen /
MelfemGna6e og Mnlfefeome moo
bopeOloge(ig 1it1friues Sen giennem
&pngopls= ng &ontrolf orenin1erne
11bfolbeSe 8irflom(e6 og Sc lcnere
MorS Mrbei6e for al gjennemiSre Ell
bebre Molfning. Ser hor / Sen iib=
1te Sib nnret rettet en- iforp &ritif
moo 2e0elien al Nor .&pegapl, mos
Sc bi6til be11nttebe Sremgongsmoa=
Ser in6en for 6enne, men Sc fore1ig=
genbe &elnltoter, Ser ct togne Iige
r6 al Sen bre6e &rofsis, Times / bpi
@ro6 al opforbre til at fortiette as
Sc bi6tt( fl1lg1e @eie. Sort Molfe=
foegt &aceprng og O6eepne er u6=
biflet ret betp6etigt / M11ti6en, og /
bore Mabolon6e i6ger man MI at eff
ter1igne Sc 8orani taltninger, ser /
ioo pel enlig en- @ro6 bor me0nirfet
BERTH.
S Sc obenfor omtalte Sorbol6 far
man &obe0grun6en til, at 9anmorfs
5mpru6f9riel ct bofiet it9rft. Bro=
feslor Segelcfe ami log / 1860'ernes
Mi0te Sen gienneminitlige Smprpro<
BUTTON pr. So i'll ca. 70 Ho. oarlig,
/ S0'ernes 8egpn6erie b%ereqne6es Sen
til ca. 80 8b. og for en- boI Ones
9lor ii6en til 140-150 H6., me0ens
ben TIT fan lpttes til 170-18O &6.
Gor olle Mejerierne UNDER ct par
Sc Qienemlnitlige 9riftsubgifter / Sc
3 itbfte Mor::
1900. 274 Gre.
1901. 259 Gre.
1902. 247 Gre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

Ho1tor IS. grifien, Bo1tor @ptfe,
@ocine, @is., og 8o1tor Slug. Sober,
Clinton, Soma, bar l1ng0omSDenner
fra beres Opbol6 / Obenle ng bar,
iiben Sc allie 3 fit &r9iteembe0e /
Mmerifo, be%6ligebolot 6eres 8enIfab
for binonoen, 6obbelt fnpttet iammen
peb 6eres falles Snteresie Ell for Set
Mrbejoe, iom bleb 6eres 2tbsgier-
ming, ct @enifab, iom for Mfo6oe og
8altor Sabers @~e6fommen1e D6erlte
aere 1tDrfebeS pes at Mrs. @riflen'og
Mrs. Sober er ~ung0omsbeninoer,
ogiao fra Sbenie e.
@aa @r1n6 al Naltor @rifiens
@pg6om bleb for ca. 81 Tiger IL
Den Ganb. Sesien ontoget iom &iel<
per fer bam.
Sfjgnt set Sob, Sc 6anife / Gbica-
90 % Srirtitatts Meniabeo bar list
beo @oitor @riffens 8ortaang er
ifort, er set 0og hons Semitic, bans
Suitru % 8prn, iom 9abet ramme
boarbeit % for bbem Mlle fbler Ben
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

UeIupl DuItS IleU RLu1tll ll1loO W
Sropperne bliber nbfolbt. @1ber=
rgren iparebe, at Fan bopbe giDet Mlt
cper / @en0erne paa StatenS Sof6=
%giftsret. Sc Streifen0e far bi1t fig
billig til at afgjbre Strejfen beo
@o16gift, og en- @omit6 bar opfor=
BRET MoDor &orrtion til at birfe for
Bette og tage &la6s | &etten iom Ell
al Dommerne. &ompogniet frem=
bo16t f6r 5treifens 8egpnbelie> at
set babbe gipet efter iaa biot BET fltn-
Sc, men bab6e orItgepel flere 8l1nfter
11n6er Sperpeielle, 90 Streifen bleb
erfIeret. st interesiant Sp6rgs=
maoI, ser fan foa mere ems lofol SIT
teresl lie CT fremfommen lom en- T9lge
al l1roligbe0erne, nemlig at 8pen lfal
taje olle 5porbognsIinierne. &om=
~pogniets &ribilegtum er ng ten no=
lpbet, og ser orbei6es MI al al Strait
pao, at bette fife 1fal fornpes, men
at 8pen ialp 1fal o%pertage og 6ripe
6is]e Gam erosmt6ler, ser er al 1aa
1tcr 8etD6ning for Ille. Smi6=
lerti6 moe BET baabes, at 5treifen
mao bIipe btlogt og set lpnes. at ct
Iaobont @oob er %begrun0et, ibet beg
&c @artier bar pilt fig impoefommen=
Sc oberfor @o%l0giftsio6en, og Mapor
@orrtlon bor gjort bba6 Ser ltaar /
hens Magt for at bringe Be itri0en=
Sc Barter i%a1n,nen og foa Sem til al
femme til en- Operensfpmit.
8riter Saabet ON Torlig be6
Gol6gift, fan Ser bore Sare for en-
9%tanosntng al al 9porpeistrofif i
bele Chicago.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11
Portland, Tacoma or Seattle and
Return for $4,000 via Union
Pacific,

On account of the l4th annual
session, Trans Mississippi Commercial
congress and National Irrigation as
ISOLATION held at Seattle. Washington.
August 18th to 21st, the Union Paci-
fic announces the very low rate of
$40. 90 for the round trip to Portland,
Tacoma, or Seattle.
Tickets are on sale from. Aug. 2nd
to 18th and good for return until
October 10Th.
Liberal stop overs allowed in each
direction.
Free side trip, Ogden to Salt Lake
City and return.
See that your tickets read over the
Union Pacific because you get the
quickest time and best of service.
For further information call on
your local agent or address
e. r. GRIFFIN, Gen. Agt.
Aug 10 94l 18th St. Denver.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11
SUNDAY NIGHT ROBBERY.
Toughs Rob Pete Smiths Place
While Being Served.

Pete Smiths saloon was robbed
sunday night between and ~ o. clock
Of about $50. The matter was report
ID to the officers but was kept quiet
by them in order that they could
catch the guilty ones.
After noon considerable information
had been secured by some of the Off
cers who at once started out to look
for the suspects. Night Marshal
Green. Deputy Sheriff Furniss al d
.Jailer Rugbee were out looking for n
certain garR of suspicious looking
characters. About 30 O'Clock Off
Ger Furniss spied one of the men he
was looking for making his way to
the old Pennsylvania house building
with bucket of beer. He hastily fol-
lowed the man into the house where
lie found two other fellows, one lying
on an cid mattress the other sitting
on the floor. Officer Furniss inform
ed the trio that he wanted them. No
resistance vas att, mpted. and they
| were taken to the city Jail by Officers
| Furniss, Green and Bugbee. There
| were four other fellows belonging to
| the same gang, but IL is thought they
got wind of the officers search and
left town. The three arrested gave
their names AS John Glenn, Joe Har-
rington, and Dan Norris. the latter
being mere boy, who it is thought
by the officers can give considerable
information.
Some money was found on the per-
son of one of the prisoners.
The officers say that gang of
toughs have been laying around the
town for severai days and are respon-
sible for more than one robbery.
Smiths money drawer was robbed
Willie he was getting keg of beer
open, aud while he had his back turn
ed on these men who had ordered
drinks
The prisoners were arranged before
Judge Nix this aft rnoon and the two
older ones bound over to the district
court in the sum of $500 each. The
young fellow was placed under bond
to appear as a witness.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11
Not Oyer-WiSe,

of girl scared at grass hopper but
in the act OF heedlessly treading on
snake. This is paralleled by4the man
who spends a large sum of money
building cyclone cellar. but neglects
to provide his family with bottle of
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy as safeguard
against bowel complaints, whose vic
Tins outnumber those of the cyclone
hundred to one. This remedy is
everywhere recognized as the most
prompt and reliable medicine in use
for these diseases. For sale by all
druggists.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11
Almost Too suaae.tlye.

Having heard that the fire bells were
rung in Mount Holly to announce the
death OF a well-known citizen of the
place someone remarks-impertinen
ly?-that the suggestion might have
been conveyed in more delicate ma"
ner!
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11
Will Buy it Back.

You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Any druggist
will refund your money if you are not
satisfied after using it. 1t is every
where admitted to be the most success
full remedy in use for bowel COM
plants and the only one that never
fails. 1t is pleasant. safe and reliable.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11
New Machine Gun.

The Cleveland machine gun. firini
twenty-five one-pound projectiles a
one pull of the trigger, has been tested
The gun weighs 450 pounds. 1t fire
300 shots in . minute without heatiht
he barrel.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11
seast, Are Better How. .

The New York Tribune observes
that the new animal houses in the
Central Park Zoo give wild beasts a
wider range of comfort than the tene-
ment dweIlers in the crowded dis
tricts OF the East Side OF Manhattan
have known for generations.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11
/. Parely Personal +.
s. P. Jones went to Cripple Greek

IS. P. Jones vert to Cripple Greek
this afternoon.
w. @. Gilbert. of Coal Greek.
was IN the city today.
j. Q. Macdonald went to Colo
RADIO Springs yesterday.
Miss AnDa La Plant went to
Canon City last evening.
Mrs. L. W. Roberts snd children
are visiting in Canon today.
Miss Susie Custer went to Canon
City last evening for visit.
F. W. Kreps went to Utah yes
etrday for q couple of months stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sausaman
came down from Canon City at noou.
Miss Fannie Montgomery went
to Pueblo today to attend the teachers
institute.
Mr. aud Mrs J. J. Refer have
returned from Il months visit in tn,
east
Miss May John and sister, Ber.
tina, went to Canon City last evening
for a visit.
Miss Nolte and Master Paul
Hanger returned to their home il
Pueblo today.
w. J. Daniels went to Colorado
Springs early this morning and will
return Thursday
| Mrs George P. Nix and bah,
went to Colorado Springs today for
couple of weeks visit.
Miss Nellie Owens came up from
Pueblo last evening for visit with
her sister, Mrs. f. Fl. Myers.
| Mrs. Hammar, after u visit with
her daughter Mis-. John Harris. re-
turned to her home in Pueblo today
%. NJ. MacNeill of the United
States Reduction and Refining COM
pany, was in the city yesterday Oh
business.
j. r. Sweet. mining man from
Cripple Greek is a visitor today. He
is OF the opinion that the strike is
only begun.
Miss Edna Harris, of Oskaloosa.
Iowa. arrived on No. for several
weeks visit with ier sister. Mrs j
F. Terrence.
Hon. Lee Champion has returned
from the Indian Territory where h,
was called on legal business. He is
in Pueblo this afternoon
John Dalton was down from Vic
tor yesterday to see the big we'll of the
Columbia Crude OIL company in
which he is largely interested.
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. McFall and
little daughter returned last evening
from Youngstown. Ohio, where they
have been visiting for the past two
mouths.
Miss Mary L. King arrived today
from Hutchinson. Kansas. She is
stopping with Mrs. j. H. Miller
Miss King is one of the new public
school teachers for this place.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11
Broncho Buster Accident.

Jennie Paulson. the female broncho
buster with the Thad Sowder com
pany had quite an accident just be-
forenoon. The company had been
out on parade and were returning to
the barn. The young lady had her
pony in gallop and as he turned the
corner at Pixies Peak and Front street
the horse slipped on the stone cross
walk and fell, throwing the young
lady to the ground She however
escaped any injury aud will ride this
afternoon. The horse had one Of it's
shoulders broken so that it had to be
shot
Buy cooking utensils at The Fair.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11
FREIGHT.

While 100 tons is load for an Eng
iish freight train. an average load on
one OF our railroads last year was $40
tons. On two British railroads 1t
costs from 4sh cents to move ton
of freight one mile. while the cost
on leading New York road is 231i
cents a mile.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11
Mineral Wool.

Minerals wool. which is used foi
packing around boilers, furnaces anf
pipes to retain heat, to deaden wall,
and to keep out cold, Is made from
furnace Stag by blowing air througl
It while molten
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11
Japan,s Coal Exports.

The export OF coal is becoming very
important in Japan, amounting IL
value. as it did in 1900. to 310,244.715.
A large proportion OF that has been
sent to China, British Indies, Hong
Kong. and the remainder to otho,
eo9ntyies In the eastsrn ssss.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11
For Young Men.

You don't write home every month
but your parents and relatives are al
ways too glad to get the news from
the peighborhood in which you re-
side. Sendtheln the Weekly Tribune
for six months or a year If
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11
Rubber Stamps.

The Tribune is prepared to furnish
them on short notice. Call and see
samples of type and leave your order.
The Tribune also furnishes corporate
seals, stock ledgers, stock certificates.
etc. ~ Denver prices tt
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11

If you want the best fire insurance
on the market ii. II. Preston can give
it to you at the most reasonable rate,
l2l West Main. 37-39
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11
Wall paper at Jansen g,

Fred Keller went to Denver today
where he will purchase new carriagC
and some runabouts for the Keller
barn.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11

The Mountain Mutual Fire Insrr
ance company. H. II. Preston, local
agent, l2l W. Main. 37-39
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11

Sewing machines, needles and oil
The Geo. NJ. Deibert Furn & Under
taking Co. If
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11
For the following snaps
SEE H. r. Lutes

Fine walnut high grade parlor
organ .-.............. -. 30 W
Fine John Deere 3 spring, 2
seated wagon ..... ...-. S3oUo
A good 4 room frame house in
good condition $l25.OO
Two vacant lots in east end $500
Five room brick house. 2 lots,
east end. $l3OO.
Five room frame, 2 lots on mesa.
$500
Frame house and one lot east End
street $400.
Frame house and one lot east Bird
street $500.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11
Chamber OF Commerce.

All citizens interested in the city's
welfare and the organization of a
chamber of commerce are requested
to attend meeting in the city hall
at O'Clock this evening.
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11

Graniteware at cost at The Fair.
3S 80
The daily tribune., 1903-08-11

Best ice cream soda at Yeltou's. Il