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''''0' System for Employees.

E-l ''a, Tex Feb, 2i.-G. A Tar
FAN I' o. y TIE wells-Fargo FIX EXPRESS T%s
N Il s 1ss been asked 10 give the
N, ubs't y ,esmploye under his jur.
AgRer p, o,v Information 70 be used by
VA y,t Su'v l, IN establishing a
y, H, ,,gIa similar to that in vogue, .
EHasrtsss.,nu a J, lines. The work Vii
E1S' 'e'n made Of other q super IN
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President to Attend ARTILLERY Dinner

Boston, Feb, 2i-President Roosevelt
has informed Col S. NJ, Hedges, com
mander OF the Ancients, that he will
endeavor to attend the banquet TO be
given to the Honorable Artillery COM
pany of London, which viii be the chief
event of the companys visit to Boston
in October. Col, Hedges says that II
present plans are realized the banquet
viii be the biggest and most elaborate
ever held In the United States,
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DIR. K0CH'S RAT KILLER.

Prof Koch has discovered a success
ful method for the destruction Of rats
which frequent the holds Of ships
An experiment has been conducted
on board the Bulgaria at Hamburg.
The rats We're placed in cages in the
hold An apparatus was then used to
IN the hold Of the ship with a gaseous
substance When this was concluded,
the cages We're brought on deck, and all
the rats were found 20 be dead.
The new system will in futurs be used
In the German navy. and also on the
big German steamship lines,--BeTlin
Correspondence London Express,
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DE Wits witch Hazel salye.

The only positive cure for blind,
bleeding, itching and protruding piles,
cuts burns, bruises, eczema and all
abrasons of the skin. DeWltts is the
only Witch Hazel Salye that is made
from the pure, unadulterated witch
hazel-all others are counterfeits. De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve is made to
cure-counterfelts are made to sell.
2. c. NJ. /. Drug store, ll2.ll4 Main
Street.
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,,,,s d Head-on Collision on The
Big -Four Railroad
rRAINMES HURT
,.......r Reported Injured
: " ~,r, causA, in Their Car
'''' IKE Rats IN Trap

,.,d O.. Feb. si.-As the result
cI' ,,aa.on collision between a west
a'1 s..sAnger train and an east
ana ,,slebt train, a mile or 50 east /,
E1 s.,. li', e. on the Big Four railroad abroad
S',, .s, ,our mail clerks were burned
i ll.a' and several trainmen were
T. .' Or les. seriously hurt
THE DEAD.
~ II. Blackwell. head clerk c''V'-
vrlosmanh, Cleveland
Z " smiley Cleveland
NJ Walworth, Cleveland l, l,,,,oa ont
In' , s,', gas so badly burned that ne
~ ,. a. 4 short time He was un,
n 10 make any statenisn" q, ANY, n,o nov
,Oough only TO give his name
THE INJURED
/ lam Ferguson, Cleveland, engineer
! freight .,.,a orgineer NJ
! passenger train. .,,,. ,,ho
AZ Coulter, express messenger, WIZ
y .,rnad between express matter IN
ras saved from being burned to
n nv Messengers Of the train extln-
fl'siss ihe flames that were rapidly
IPvo 6remen names not yet learned
ne injured were in hospital in
fssland.
1, h reported that no passengers were
H. passenger train was quite heavily
kcoI,d. and many Of the passengers
n school superIntendents and teach
On their way to Cincinnati to at
M meeting OF school directors and
thers IN that city. The unfortunate
1 n clerks were caught like rats in a
M within their car, which immediate
caught fire, and being locked in were
ible to release themselves,
M scene o. the wreck is but a few
sTest Of the city OF Cleveland, and
: IN was started out Immediately on
Bring Of the wreck from this city.
BIZ injuries to the train crews con-
he'd mostly OF cuts and bruises and
not considered serious All but two
The cars Of the passenger train were
stoyed by fire which probably from
oysrturning and explosion OF oil
BPS IN the express and mail car,
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DOGS DEVOTION To A DOG.

A story Of the devotion Of a small.
black retriever for his big st. Bernard
companion came curiously 10 light the
other night in the experience OF Flag
man Smith OF the New York Central
road, at the Spuyten Duyyil crossing.
where ne is stationed. Both dogs
Jumped out Of the baggage-car door Of
the Montreal express, as the long train
rushed by the crossing az $3.50 O'clock
the ST. Bernard taking the leap first
and promptly followed by the other
Smith saw them fall upon the tracks
and roll over and over He attempted
TO reach them, but a Croton local south
bound struck the animals. tossing them
several feet. and when Smith finally
got 20 them the ST. Bernard was dead.
As he bent over the body OF the ST.
Bernard. however, the retriever draggcd
itself painfully up and made as II to
attack him, swapping so Vlciously that
Smith was Obliged TO beat Il on in or
der TO remove the body Of the larger
dog from the tracks He dragged the
81. Bernard 10 a nelghboring stable and
then notified the police. When he re-
turned the retriever was again on
guard. and. IN spite Of its own injuries.
fought as best It might to protect the
body Of its companion. For a second
time the retriever was beaten or. and
then captured and taken with the body
OF the st. Bernard to the Kings Bridge
police station where once more. after
It's own hurts we're dressed, the re-
trieyer assumed the role OF defender,
and was still keeping vigil over the big
dogs body when the officers left Il for
the night
Both animals were pronounced 20 b.
valuable, and were licensed In New
York. their numbers being 227s Of 1902
for the St Bernard. and 22T5 OF 1902 Tor
the retriever Philadelphia Ledger
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Washington Feb, 23.--The house ju-
dietary committee today referred all
the resolutions bearing upon the sub
ject OF polygamy 10 subcommittee,
with instructions to report to the full
committee Friday.
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y A, r. Encnmnmon.

', sS1,. Feb. si.--Gen. Thomas
! Amy so9i@,sa ma Of f't the
- 'he Republic, members
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organizations Of all the larger cities.
The order OF the discussions win be as
follows.
Tomorrow morning, "The Recent
History of Municipal Ownership; latter
noon, Transportation Problems"
Thursday morning, Gas and Electric
Lighting afternoon, Public Owner
ship Of Telephones and City Ownership
OF Water supply" Friday Control
and Taxation Of Franchises Held BIZ
Private Corporations.
Six WeXIcans Frozen 20 Death.
Gilead, Tex, Feb. 23.-The bodies OF
SIX Mexicans, three women and three
children, who had been frozen to death,
We're found today ON the river eight
miles above here The bodies were
found lying close together their po-
sllions showing that the women had
tried to protect the children. They We're
visiting friends on the south side Of
the river, Wednesday, and were put
across In skin by Thomas Vasquez,
after which they started for a camp
on the north side of the river, two or
three miles distant, II il supposed that
they lost their way
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RECEPTION OF MEMS CLUB,
Largely Attended and Pleasant Affair
At Congregational Church.

over 200 people attended last nights
reception given by the Mems club Of
the First Congregational church to
their lady friends in the parlors OF the
church. 1t was q swell affair, and one
Of the attractive functions Of the sea-
son. An informal social occupied the
earlier part OF the evening, and at $3.50
the company sat down 10 a bounteous
and well selected spread furnished by a
prominent local caterer, In the large
diningroom in the basement. The dec
orations were elaborate, and flowers,
potted plants and national colors were
everywhere in evidence.
AT the banquet the following program
was observed
Music ,.... ..".,.. Harrison Quartet
Blessing ..i.".,'Rev' Z. I. Brown
Welcome ..." 80, ,"Presldent
j. b. Evans Of the Mems Club
Banquet.
Music ,."." miles Mandolin Club
"Our Guests" ,..,.,,.,Hon. {. -, Allen
"Reply for Guests Mrs. c. T.. Allen
Quartet
"Our Club" .. go, Hon. f. 3. Stephens
Germs We Have, and Some That
Have Gotten Away ..."..u..,
...,.. ....Col, NJ. A. Daugherty
Music ...... 90, ,,.,,.,M Mandolin Club
"Our Members" go, ,..,.,S. b. futile
Remarks .,. .. Rev. DR., c, 7. Brown
Hymn America"
Mr., Tuttle in his paper brought in
the name Of each member Of the club
as pun. The singing Of the hymn
"Amarican was hy tho antirn cOmpanv
standing, and everyone went away
greatly pleased with the experiences OF
the evening.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-18
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRuyEI
Chicago. Aug. 1.-THE wheat bulls lost ground
to-day everywhere. Prices here closed lc to 1%c
under Saturday. The sharpest declines were in the
Northwest. Minneapolis cash at one time was off
&c from futures; closed &c to 1sc lower; all other
markets were off somewhat. It was mainly case
Of profit taking here and unfavorable foreign ad-
vices New-York continued to report selling by
foreigners Gables were Ad lower Export sales
we're reported only Il loads. Worlds shipments
we're larger sis 600 bushels; marked increases from
the Danube and India There increase on
passage of Lsss.eOe bushels.
There was increase in the Western offerings
md no increase IL primary receipts. at all the
western points there only s97 coo bushels,
pared with 600 bushels last year Clearances
$1,000 bushels. The Minneapolis stock now is
down 100000 bushels. The Northwest is getting
IDEAL harvesting weather, the occasion for the
weakness up there to-day, and the most important
news feature The visible decreased 4s1 600 bushels;
September sold at sSc and at s2lsc, and closed at
sasc; December. s2Sse; May, sFzc
II has been warmer West, and warmer weather is
predicted. This made the mood in corn selling
one. There were much heavier country offerings
Commission houses generally had selling orders
The market was given some support by Patten
and By Pringle. The futures. however, closed Ssc
70 &c under Saturday. September sold at 52Ssc
and at &c and closed at 52c bid December closed
at 5e5.c; May. 52i5c. There was a fair shipping
demand with some business for export; about 359.
coo bushels sold IN all. Receipts 195 the
estimate for Tuesday $40. The visible decreased
lsseo bushels; the stock here decreased 1oS.ooo
bushels; on passage increased 1257.ooe bushels
The worlds shipments were 4,5s00O0 bushels. mod
crate from all directions except Argentine Cash
corn was 12e 10 1c lower.
oats closed asc TO sc lower. although there was
some indication that the holders of May. who were
selling last week, taking their lines back.
Bat the shipping demand for oats was slow, and
the cash market was &c to 1c lower. September
closed at 54lsc; December. 35s4c; May, 57A. The
shipping sales were about 10000 bushels. Re
cefpts rs cars: Tuesdays estimate, S50. The
visible decreased $4,000 bushels The Chicago
stock 25S5.0a0 bushels decreased 900 bushels.
Provisions were weak. synpathizing with de-
clining hog market Pork closed 121ze TO 22l2c
lover; lard 1212c 15c lower. and ribs 20c lower
Hogs were l0c lower with IS 900 here; the average
weight was 24g pounds, compared with 2A last
year. West there We're IS, 900 hogs. compared with
1900 last year Liverpool was lower. Shipments
from here were less than year ago. Exports OF
lard and bacon for the week some better
than a year ago. September liquidation is the
feature and lack OF support.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-18
STEAMBOATS,.
HUDSON River BY DAYLIGHT
SfEAMEs MARY P0MELl

Leaving pesbrosses St At s;1S p NJ Saturdays Las
On Saturdays and Holidays only 20 p NJ For Highland
Fails West Point Cornwall Neweurgh New Hamburg.
Milton Poughkeepsie. Esopus Rondout end kingston
Famous Mary Powell Orchestra
New-York tribune., 1903-08-18
A TTENTION rs CALLED 10 TIIr Arurp

A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADyER-
TIsEMENT N THE CITY RECORD Of August Is
70 81 1903 OF the confirmation by the Supreme Court and
entering the Bureau for
ments and Arrears. CT assessment for OPENING sNn
ACQUIRING TITLE the following street IN fo
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX: - 80
PATH WARD. SECTION 13. WEST 25eTa STREET.
OPENING. broadway Rverdals Avenue Con
nrmed May Q, 1903; entered August II. 1908.
EDWARD N. CIRCUIT. CoruptroIlar
City OF Sew-ToFk, August IL. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-18
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF TIE

4 7 IEE
BOROUGH or MANHATTAN, CITY HALL. TTyE
CRY OF NEW YORK, AUGUST l3, 1908.
SEALED EfDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE. RECEIVED
BY Commissioner of Public WORKS Borough az
Mannattan the City Hail. Room No i6 until O'Clock
4. ~.
TUESDAY, AUGUST Is. 1903
no. = FoE THE ERECTION AND COMPLETION f1r
PUBLIC COMFORT STATION AT GPEFiFy
SQUARE, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE, CRY o.
no. , TcR TIE ERECTION AND COMPLETION O.
q PUBLIC COMFORT sTA1Io$ on MIST STREET
BETWEeEE yFcSEY AND FULTON sTREETs FS5y..
OCGfi OF MANHATTAN. THE CITY OF NEW YoRs
no. g. FoR THE ERECTION AND COMPLETION on
4 PuHIIg COMFORT STATION AT RERIIkC; sIFp
RORoC6H or aIANTiATTAS. TIE CITY on MN
YORK
10. s FOR THE ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF
a PUBLIC COMFORT STATION AT cHaTRSkf
sQuARE. BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. THE CITY Or
NEW YORK.
ior further particulars zee CITY RECORD.
GEORGE LIVINGSTON
Commissioner OF Public Works
New-York tribune., 1903-08-18

VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,
1880 FEET ELEVATION.
IN THE VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS
Where the Summer nnd Fall Climate. the
Waters, Baths, Hotels and Scenery have
Equal fn America.
RheuHasm. sout. obesity and troubles cured
New Golf Club ousa v!h Squash Court Loungtne Rooms
Cafe PingPong. Fine Golf Course Tennis Courts,
Pleasure Pool exceent livery and all outdoor pasaes
THE NEW HOMESTEAD
unquestonaby resort hotel IN
America Modern conducted the
bEoades lines and the highest class Brokers'
oliiee with direct n Y. wire.
Pullman Compartment Car via washington leaves New
sion tickets at Chesapeake Ohio Offices. so2 Broadway
and offices Pennsylvania r. n. address
FRED 6TERRY. Manager. Hot Springs. Va
New-York tribune., 1903-08-18

Proposals.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the Park Board the Office OF the pepsrtmsnt az
Parks Arsenal Buildlng Fifth ayenns and sixty9urth
until 0 TSSf I9SH IfSfS9Y AUGUST 20, 1908.
DorouEh Manhattan.
No l. FOR PAVING WITH ROCK ASPHALT
MAsTIC AND PROVIDING THE NECESsAItY DRAIN
Ac;Fs IN TFIF WALK IN CENTRAL PARK. ADJACENT
sr0 FIFTH AVENUE BETWEEN EINETIETH AND
NINETY-EIGHTH STREETS, IN THE BOROUGH OF
No = ron FURNISHING AND ERECTING Two
,, sTf prpF FENCE, IN THE SMALL PARK ON THE
East RIVER. BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
E,fcSHTErNTH STREETS. III THE BOROUGH OF
WILLIAM r. WILCOX,
JOHN r. ETSTfS
RICHARD YOUNG,
Commissioners
Dated August s. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-18

nEMovAI.-MISs ROBERTs,s SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
N Kindergarten and classes for boys has been
moved from Madison West 5eth StTser
Reopens October 1st
FT14E sF,RITTz sCHooI. OF LANGUAGES
Madison Square Broadway. Brooklyn % Court
New Term begins noE--Trtzl lessons trea
New-York tribune., 1903-08-18
IkIOs PACIFIC RAILROAD 60.
/ DIVIDEND or TWO DOLLARS $50 00N

- Per shn-e both the Preferred and Common
& q tHis Eonp3es. has been declared payable at the
sr5 49, One l29 BreasEay, New York X Y.
-. u ouS!nfss August %, 1Sc3
- sssSk transfer books wii he cl1sed i2 noon on
T-tett-t -. lyEl, and Will b. rcopened 10 A. II ~
.-F - HFs The gay after the date fixed for lie
80 ialsef4nf of stockholders.
oes,es i94asEs VIE have ALREADY done are re-
= lrofpty Me mailing orders dividends with
seefsignea, from wheFa blank orders can be laS On
EaEDEaIc v S. CROSBY. Tr.arnrsr.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-18

fQth street.

Street
~ .,roxiaate amount Ten or charge % saStsfy
property - 70 ce scta IN
81 aaa az with interest thereof tFoIH 18Th cay os s
allowances allo1ntn8 .
e ls t Interest from 9lst day q July 1898 %
SV 49, ,ss .vnarses OF The approxaata
getner sSsessnaents. other liens which %
purchaser our of trs purchase n'neS or
p s4sr - az referee. S4e2 IS and interest
Dated NeN A''" IRTECR D. TRUAx. Refs-sA
New-York tribune., 1903-08-18
Diridend Notices.

RUBBER GOODS MANUFACTURING CO.
18Th tSegulnr Preferred Dividend.
lAE DIRECTORS Rave THIS DAY DE-
ei2re1 tsn eighteenth regular Quarterly Dividend Of
1c t1ree-cr7rters per the Preferred Shares
q e4In5ls. payacie September 18th holders of
fsscF1 Sept, 5fa 1863
feierTsd Transfer BOOKS viii be Friday
81 sih. at ( O'clock. and re-opeEed sept.
Saeeues VII te mailed 70 registered addresses.
New York, august Tth 1904
New-York tribune., 1903-08-18

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY,
~ OF New York-charIes D. I-zsn. Junior ana
Thomas ]. Burtol surviving Executors OF the Last
ssanst M ana anlh q Ps q Bee psuSln d n yssnes =
Judgment Foreclosure ald sale, duly made ana entered
the above entitled aeson bearing dats ne s1ss q
ment named. VIII sell AZ PUBLIC Auction az the New Y9rx
borough OF Manhattan city OF New York On ths nsnt
day of September 1893 at II oecek that days
said judgment 70 be sold ana taersn sscrinsd as fo
lows: All that certain lot OF ground ssing ef two
the Sixteenth Ward the CITY YORK distaSuishs
map ot certain lands OF Clement Atoc-s sisrats
e the REGISTER in and for the city and County O Ns
the numbers 3lI three hundred and sevenrsen and SIS
(faree hundred aud eighteenl The said premises oens
twentieth Street sousheastwsrdly 6y line parals win
and distant eight isst and four inches
hundred ssvsntes1l SouthwsstwardIy bss
the half distance line between Nineteenth stsset and
parallel with and distant eight feet and inches
Northwesrwardly from the Northwestwerdly uae Of
Containing width in said rsntislh srsss
and IN the sixteen feet and eight inches and in
the measurements less Which said prem
ises dsmssd leased and farm lst BY sen1anli
Cortandt Moore 70 James InEIis BY Iadsnrurs oc
Lease bearin date the eighth day oS March Is for s
ngs rights members privileges and appu-tsnance there
unto beiouging or in anyvise upertanirg ard alse al
the estate right title interest terra o. yet %
whatsosvsr in law as IN equity of the said de-
fendant Hannah A Pew. Of IN and to the said deised
appurtenanees also the said Indenure Lease ard
the renewal therein provided for and every clause ateis
and eondlton therein expressed an1 eontaiaed-
Dated Nez' York. august :, 1893 - -.
ROBERT A B. DAYTON 1rtoTney Tor Plsinss- 30 i4S
Broadway. Boroush Of Manhattan. New York CITY.
described above the number beiHs 4s4 West
Twentieth Street:
New-York tribune., 1903-08-18

SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR
sand and building Pier GO. ig foot Of Peck slip:
East River. will be received by the Commissioner OF
Docks Al pier * Battery place until IL O'clock noon
August % 1905 der particulars CITY REcoRD9
New-York tribune., 1903-08-18
4 TTENT1oN is CALLED TO THE ADvER-

TIsEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD Of August
70 81 1903 Of confirmation by Supreme Court
the entering IN the Bureau for Collection OF
Assessments and Arrears OF assessment OPENING
AND ACoUIRING TITLE e to the following named
path WARD, SECTIONS II AND 10 ARTFyTr7
AVENUE OPENING. from fremont Avenue 10 Pelham
Avenue Confirmed June 3. 1908; entered august TX
1903 EDWARD 81. CIRCUIT. Comptroller
City of NeT-YoTk. August 10. 1903
New-York tribune., 1903-08-18

/ osT.- CERTIFICATES Nc T.3TI ron X
sAares and Certificate No a0a 10 shares CO 4
fss.i5esI dnira sfqcs Fafser ccs.rs.snsrate -.,.h
New-York tribune., 1903-08-18
Public Notices.
TTENrIoN is CALLED TO THE ADvER.
A TTENTIoN IS CALLED TO THE AID.

vertisement in the City Record OF August I5 20 2s
1909 of the confirmation by the Supreme Court and tho
entering Bureau for the Collection Assessments
Arrears OF assessment for Opening Acquiring
the tollowngn2Ined street in the Borough of
Richmond
attn Ward Amos street-opening, from Tompkins ave-
nue. Centre eastersy for distance 200 feet
Confirmed Juno %, 1908; entered August il. 1908
EDWARD M. CIRCUIT, Comptroller
City Of New York August u. 1908.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-18

A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Tssouus
Y r-rlived al their Uptown once.
NO. a3G4 BROADWAY.
received the fooHing 1rzrc1
offce r1tes Enfil o'clock xf1
xS4 sfh-ave.. cor z1d-St 1lS tsth-ave.s GER
-afr-st. sz East 14fh-<t.: EST West 42d-st, b.
tween 7th ana -ts;s West 1xSth-st4 1-33S
3d-aye.. between 7sth and T7th 1.0@6 34-Aye.
sst-ss. 1.50e Ist-ave-. near setn-sr 159 East
I25fh-sf.s T5B TremOnT-nye.f $50 Sd-ave..
4i-t-st. SSS sd-ave.t D6 Chrfsropher-st. Brock
ISn. \ N.-216 Court-st.; 21S srafth-st-
The daily tribune., 1903-11-25
Comfort at Small Cost.

At the Big Store. The best chosen
stock in the city of turkeys cranber.
ries, fruits and nuts of all kinds tc
take up n good Thanksgiving dinner.
We also have on tap barrel of pure
Sorghum n,olasses. Try it OH your
pan cakes in the mornings. We carry
full line of breakfast foods. If you
haven't time to come to the store tC
order your Thanksgiving goods call
up 64l black and you will have them
delivered to you at once. Yours fol
business,
72-74 Ramsay, Mcclure Nero. Co
The daily tribune., 1903-11-25
he Learned a Great Truth.

1t is said of John Wesley that he
once said to Mistress Wesley; "Why
do You tell that child the same thing
over aud over again" ?" .'John Wes.
ley. because once telling is not
enough. 1t is for this same reason
that you are told again and again that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures
colds and grip; that it ,counterscts
any tendency of these diseases to re-
suit in pneumonia. and that ! it is
pleasant and safe to take. For eale
by all drugRists.
The daily tribune., 1903-11-25
Stomach Trouble.

Il have been troubled with my
stomach for the past four years, says
d. T.. Beach of Glover Nook Farm,
Greenfield. Mass. "A few days ago
l was induced TO buy a box OF Cham.
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
l have taken part of them and feel a
great deal better. - If you have any
trouble with your stomach try a box
of these Tablets. You are certain to
be pleased with the result. Price %
cents, For sale by all druggists.
The daily tribune., 1903-11-25
. PnrtIg Personal /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodson went to La

Mr.. and Mrs. Dodson went to La
lara today.
Ellsworth Richards has returned
from Creede.
- Mrs. d. r. Hale went to Colorado
Springs today.
M. L. Wood went to Pueblo this
afternoon on business.
John Roberts is going to Denver
tonight to visit friendl.
Mrs. inertia Sheridan went to
Canon City this afternoon.
George Milliken returned to
Canon City this afternoon.
w 0. Waters, formerly connected
with the Canon City Times, was in
town today.
General Manager Wallace of the
United Oil Co., returned from DEN
yer this afternoon.
Editor Guy q. Hardy proprietor
of the Canon City Record, was in the
city today on business.
M B. 10y, cashier of the First
National bank, went to Pueblo this
uftarponp nm bnciuees
Mrs. Alf. Mitchell came down
from Canon City at noon to spend
Thanksgiving in this city.
Miss Katie Curran went to Salida
this afternoon, being called there on
account of the illness of relatives.
L. F. Collins, president of the
Union Oil Co.. was down from Canon
today viewing the company 3 new der.
rick.
Mrs. Champion and Robert went
to La Junta this afternoon to spend
thanksgiving With iriehus. hr'
Champion will join them tonight.
Mrs. Johu Winner Of Coal Greek
and Mrs. Minnie Espy and children
of this city departed on No. 10 today
for Hinkle, to spend Thanksgiving
with relatives.
-Supt. Jesse Waters and Master
Mechanic Springer of the F. & @. Q.
came down from Canon on a special
train this morning to look after the
interests of the company.
Miss Hattie John who has beer
visiting in Wray for the past two Oh
three months, writes friends that sht
is having good time and has gianed
over ten pounds.
The daily tribune., 1903-11-25
Cholera Intantum.

This has long been regarded as one
OF the most dangerous and fatal
diseases to which infants are subject
cd. 1t can be cured, however, when
proprely treated All shat is neces-
sary is to give Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
castor oil, as directed with each box
and cure is certain. For sale
by all druggists.
The daily tribune., 1903-11-25

Closing Out at Big Reduction.
The entire stock of woolens, suita.
BILE for ladies or gentlemen garments.
III East Main, Florence Tailoring Co.
Ladies and Gentlemen's Garment
Makers. tt