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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-02-20
stiII win the Committee.

The senate finance committee still
has under consideration the house bill
appropriating $1,250, 900 per annum for
the common schools Of the State. The
body is apparently unable to agree
on the measure, some members favor
ing a reduction of the amount to $780,
900 or more on account of the $780,
900 per annum extra the schools will
receive in the future on account OF
the poll taxes being retained in the
counties where collected.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-02-20
THIRTY.sEcoND DAY.

statutory prohibition!" This is the
slogan of the vanquihsed hosts of yes
terday. The prohibitionists have not
given up the fight. The leaders de-
clare that they will make one more
struggle for mastery. The scattered
remnants of the army that went down
in defeat in the lower house yester-
day are being rallied by the leaders,
and more legislation on the liquor
question is in prospect.
Within the next few days a bill will
be introduced in the house providing
for statutory prohibition. 1t will be
intrusted to the same leadership which
has been in command since the be-
ginning of the session, and will en-
counter the same elements of opposi-
ton.
A total of 100 votes were cast in
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-02-20
COMMENT AND CRITICISM,
Some Opinions on Legislation Past,
Present and Prospective.
After the Fraternitles.

AS a prelude to the fight to abolish
Greek letter fraternities at the Uni
versity of Mississippi the senate COM
mittee on schools and colleges has
made a report recommending that no
student be allowed to join fraternity
until he has passed through the first
year of the university course. The
fight against the fraternities has stir
red up a great deal of bitter feeling
and promises to cause most stub
born fight when the bill for their abol-
ishment comes up for passage.
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Mansion Not to Be Sold.

The finance committee of the senate
has made a favorable report, with an
amendment, appropriating $4,000 for
repairs and new furniture at the gov
ernor's mansion, and this seems to
indicate that it is not the intention
of the State to sell the mansion prop
erty at this session, Notwithstanding
the fact that the sale was recommend
ed by the outgoing and incoming gov
ernors. -.- --'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-02-20
Imnortant RlII Paaaed.

A bill OF much Importance passed
by the house is the measure 10 im-
crease Of the ad valorem tax for road
working purposes not to exceed 5 mills
on the dollar, and allowing boards Of
supervisors to make this maximum le-
wee for road purposes. It Is believed
that the measure, II enacted into law.
will aid greatly in solving the good
roads problem in Mississippi. The
Communication tax Is also increased BY
the bill from SO to $4.
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confederate Penslon BlII.

The senate committee on finance
has finally made favorable report on
the bill passed by the house apprO-
priating 100000 for the Confedefstc
pensions for the biennial period. The
bill has been under consideration for
over two weeks. Il
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-02-20

ticipate Tuesday. in the Mardi Gras
festivities at Natchez. To both these
hospitable cities the legislature goes.
in body. 1t is presumed that Mon
day will be devoted to COMMITTEES
work y .lAL
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The senate passed rather drastic
bill providing that land owners may Te(.
cover penalties of $3.50 IN each In
stance where a railroad fails to build
a stock gap, recovery to be had with
out notice first being given the rail-
road of the necessity of such gap.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-02-20
|THiRTlETH DAY.

hnd private legislation was
"a of the day In the lower
\ the legislature this morn
a large number of bills Of
|nracter were passed. One
bf general interest was that
Marion county into two coun-
IA naming the new county
In honor of the distinguished
I'd statesman of that name.
muse committee on education
a committee substitute for
I0rm school book bills intro
nd 1t now remains to be seen
|ody will pass a measure Of
X first.
, senate several committees
favorable reports on bills in
during the past few days.
yer bill, changing the time of
Supreme Court terms. was
Authority was given the lieu
'Qvernor to appoint a commit
Ne to report on a plan for a
liflcation of the laws of the
khe bill amending the fellow
fhle was passed. A few local
ate bills were passed.
Wells Vagraney Bill.
bills VACANCY bill, passed by
|e several days ago, and favor
|cfted in the senate last week
Judiciary committee, will be
d special order in the latter
bone day this week.
assure Is returned to the SEN
d a number of committee
&pts, the most important Of
. to give Circuit Courts con-
Jurisdiction to try vagrancy
feceded by grand jury prose
The original bill confers jur-
Exclusively on justices of the
ID mayors courts. The maxi
lnlshment by fine is raised
DO to $3.50.
e1ce is felt that the senate
3 the bill, and the house will
3 concur in the amendments,
81 them are framed to render
|ess drastic than in its orig
h. These amendments were
ly Senator Dunn, acting chair
he judiciary committee.
10y Increase Proposed.
1|F important bill was intro
Ihe senate by Mr.. Groom, of
Inch seeks to raise the salar-
I State officers. The changes
Ire as follows:
1or and supreme judges, from
} $4,000 per year.
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Experiment Stations.


cultural stations, one in the delta ana
one in North Mississippi, in the red
clay region Several other bills for
stations in other parts Of the State
were reported adversely by the COM
mittee, and the members from these
sections fought hard and exhausted
all the tactics known to parliamentary
usage to force the friends OF the two
successful bills to q compromises. The
delta bill had smooth sailing, but the
North Mississippi bill was made the
center of attack, and numberless
amendments were offered to get other
stations into 1t. Hon. H. X. Mahons
of Marshall. had the bill in charge.
Another Freak Bill.
Chairman Millsaps OF the house ju-
dietary committee introduced In the
house last week, by request OF one OF
his Clay county constituents, q bill
looking to the determination OF Eng
lish sparrows and the propagation Of
the screech owl The bill contains
some novel and interesting provisions.
The remedy proposed in the bill TOR
the determination Of the sparrow was
doubtless suggested by the novel ex-
pedient adopted by Moses when he
was leading Pharaoh's army OF con-
quest into Ethiopia. to march his army
safely through region infested by
deadly serpents. 1t will be recalled
that Moses ordered his soldiers to
catch, every man, kite, knowing the
appetite of this bird for the snake
kind. The soldiers caught the kites
and carried them in boxes. and when
the serpent region was reached the
kites were released and ate up the ser.
penis.
The bill is as follows:
IAN act for the abatement Of the Eng
lish sparrow.
Section /. That there shall be APP
propriated the sum of $4,000 to be dis
tributed pro rata in the counties Of the
State according to the population and
subject to be used on the authority
and direction Of the board OF superviss
ors of each county for the extermina-
ton of the pestiferous English sparrow
wherever he swipes ruthlessly down
upon the vegetable gardens Of the
State, like q wolf on the fold
Sec. 2. That 1t shall be the duty Of
the board of supervisors at their nrst
meeting in April to employ one COM
petent hunter from each supervisora'
district in counties where needed.
whose duty 1t shall be to catch screech
owls and to train them to catch Eng
lish sparrows, and present account Of
500 for allowance by the board for
each owl so trained.
Sec. 8. It shall be the duty Of the
clerk of the board Of supervisors to
keep cages for such owls and to pro.
vide them all additional food mecca
sary, in case the sparrowz shall not
afford said owls enough to sustain
the dignity and suficiency Of their
menu, and said clerk shall be allowed
a reasonable fee for the care and
maintenance Of such owls.
Sec. 4. That this act be in force
from and after its passage
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-02-20

Weeks of the legislative session
nave now passed into history.
ID reason not easy to define, or
ID numerous reasons, the two
nave been unusually slow up
Y line in transacting business.
'lFen bills have been passed and
'ethese is the bill providing for
ny and mileage of members.
of the regular appropriation
w been acted upon. The time
y distribution of the common
! fiInd has passed and the bill
the appropriation is tied up
innate and may have to go to a
noe committee. In the mean
i teachers must discount their
as None of the State officials,
Ethe judges and chancellors
strict attorneys have drawn
mary salaries, the general ap-
lon bill not having been re-
This bill is doubtless being
wait action on the question
M the salaries of the State
md the judges. The general
bill has not been reported.
y very important measure in
avs than that of merely raising
b for the State government,
enrries the tax on privileges
proper adjustment Of this
len tial to the continued pros
nd progress of the State. 1t
n han probable that the COM
0b ways and means will find
4 revenue bill can be framed so
lpfevent the necessity Of any
IN the tax levy, though a spe-
5Y will doubtless have to be
= meet the interest on the bond
III ch seems to be inevitable.
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Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26

Ty livad kattcn Vile Margareta annat,
fast hon var lite yettigafc ! fssonerLa och
rent at sagdt. inte ham ned sd mycket
tackaityc, som ~lleilcs cftertridare, de
liusa pojka ma.
Hair IL ~inecD, som handeiscvis | sina
gamia GdInuior har en- fotograf af Erik
Faderlialt? FIR jag gis,ar att Diet blir val
3cksa hans tur en- gdig.
Men e%nyist, gcns,hrtigt och halsstarrigt
FOLK firms har ia | ALA tidcr. Jag kanner
en- fabrikor Ronneby. som blef himla-
arg nir en- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kom
och vile tigga en- hrndralapp af honom
I'LL EFT Carl den elftesmonument | Karls-
krona. Han sa' ON Carl XII fran sin
Ronnebyhorisont uDgefar som en- del tyar-
viggar nu ON Margareta fran specielt
svensk synpunkt:
Carl XII hade nog sina CODA sidor.
och sasom svensk i allmanhet arar och
vordar jag hans mime. Men han lat del
Wis branna och delvis rifva ner Ronneby
for att kora folket till slit nya Karlskrona,
Sd att sason speciell borgare 1 Ronneby
kan jag int anse karlen stort battre an en-
skojare. Och eftersom Diet Just ar 1 Rom
neby jag tjenat nina s~lantar, ga horde du
veta hut och lasa Oliver din historic EFT
Stag. imam dn kommer hit till stan ma
tocken gslenskapI
Si9urd.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26
G. A. Larson,
%Jernhandel.
Hammer, Husgeradssaker, Oljor
Malarefarger, Gevan och
Ammunition.
LOO Fourth Street
Illinois Central.
Exkursionspriser

Rxkurssonsbiljetter saljas af Illinois
| Central till f0ljande platser och prls:
TURISTPRIsER.
Bilietter saljas ALA dagar under Vlntern
och gala for retur till den Junl l9O4
till Hammond, La. New orleans, La,
Havana Cuba, och manga andra turist-
| OTTER i Porto Rico, Cuba, Florlda, miSsls-
sippi Louisiana, Texas, Mexico, Arizona
och California.
rande New Orleans, Hammond, Cuba,
California och Florida.
BILJETTPRIS EN- o. en- TREDJEDEL
PA CERTIFIKATPLANEN.
WATERLOO IA Biennial konferens
v NJ q A af nora Iowa den 1921 feb
uari. rvs - M
ares exkursiper till Western. So
dern. sydosteru och sydvestern den : och
10 februari, / och Is mars, . och ~ april.
New Orleans, La, Mardi Gras den 10
10 februari.
MINDRE An ENKELBILJETT.
Enkelbiljett, andra klassens kloonlst-
billietter till platser l sodern och sgd
Western pa Stamina dagar som hemsoKares
exkursionsbiljetter.
Los Angeles CAL, N, E. kyrkans ge-
n~eralkonferens den 3 maj.
San Francisco. Cal. National Assocla-
ton retail locers den 3-S may.
For upplysnipger angaende dato Billet
pris, m. m. wand eder till hvilken Limos
Central biljettagent som helst eller till
skrif underteoknad.
]. +. MERRY, Asst. Genl Pass. Agt.,
Dubuque. Ia.
A, 8. GRAY, City Ticket Agent, 5O3-4 st
Sioux City, Iowa.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26
KALEIDOSCOPE
"En hYar slit eget monument
deuua tidning.)

(FoT ueunA luuiuR'D
var lids menniskor arc So f6rskrackligt
f0rsigkomna och sjelfstandiga. Lirda
och mangkunniga arc vi, sa att med Nor
disk faniljebok pa hyllan och ire eIler fyra
bra tidningar / hvardagsrummet erbjuder
Diet inga Store sv~srigheter att realisers
Diet vackra malet: "En hvar sin egen pro.
fessor."
Och med "Halsovannen'' och de mans:
sSrdeles populart hallna lakarebocker, vi
ha, wore Diet eget ON inte en- hvar, som
kan lasa ~innantill, kan sla sig bra ut som
sin egen doktor. bet syaraste i lakare.
praktiken ar, som bekant, d~iagnosen, och
for den ha vi ju So god fallenhet lite hvar,
att ingen beh6fver lasa i en- lakarebok Ell
halftimme for att hos sig self ig~eninns
minst stu svarare sjukdomar, de fiests
d6dliga.
Afven Observation-Disclosures klaga, att
och med den allmannare spiidningen a!
"Mcdborgarens box" visar mensklighetcu
en- helt oroande benigenhet for att blifra
zen hvar slit eget justitierad".
Blot en- klass af medborgaro tycker jay
har Diet litet svart,oc Diet ar de menniskor,
som a6edo imam deras slagte blef So ener.
giskt och f6retagsamt och gjorde So myc.
ket for sin od6dlighet som nu.
Dristade jag antaga att mitt enkla ord
nagot vagde bland en- oandligt sjelfstan.
digit tinkande mensklighet, 50 skulle jag
derf6re villa f6resla bildandet af en- fore
ming med Diet vackra syftet: "En hvai
slit eget monument. Och som var kul-
,ur har slit rotfsste ! gapgna kulturskeden,
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26
Sigurd.

DR. Amador installerades den
20 DENIES som den nya republican
Panamas forste president. install
leringen skedde pa den oppna
platsen frsmfor katedralen i Pa
mama pa Stamina stale, der Pana
mas oafhangighetsforklaring upp-
tastes den 8 november forlidet ar.
Akten o~fvervars-af Panamas for
namsta damer, civila och militara
rmbetsman, olika landers sande-
bud och k~onsuler SAINT american
ska sjooficerare. Stamina dag
utnamde den nye presidenten
medlemmar al slit kabinett.
En- alldeles enastaende handel
Sc i kongressens historic har
intraffat i Washington. Valet af
ko0gressman> Shafroth fran Colo.
RADIO bestreds al hans motstandare
Mr.. Bonynge, under pastaende att
b%edrageri forkommit vid rost-
raknipgen. Vid den med anled-
ming derat foretsgna undersoknin-
J gen visade Diet sig att oegent
lighster torekommit, men ehuru
det alldeles icke var beyisadt att
Shafroth hade minoriteten at
rosterna, forklarade han huset att
han afginge, emdan han icke Vile
hatva en- plats, vid hvars besattande
Diet visat sig att oegentligheter
begatts. Han vile endast bedja
sina kolleger tro att han icke haft
nSgon andel deri. Delta manliga
uttalande helsades med kraftigt
bifall at husets otriga medlemmar
0. Mr.. Bonynge,.s som nu Dir hans
eftertradare, var den forste at
saga att han icke pa nagot satt
tankt att Mr. Shafrath varit under
kunnig derom.
Hjertl0sheten en- v~arldsstad.
En- qvall nyligen da trangseln pa
h0jdDantagen i NewYork var som
storst, forsokte en- ung fabriksficka
att stiga pa EFT at dessa tag, som
var sa TAFT packadt med manni-
>kor, att grindarne pa vagnarne
q kunde stangas. Medan hon holl
sig fast grinder och fors0kte
tranga sig in, Satte sig taget i 70,
relse. Hon forlorade fotfastet,
men hangde annu fast vid grinden
ingen at dem ALA, som stodo pa
platiormen forsokte dock att hjel-
pa henne.O a taget CAT, EFT stycke
sveko henne krafterna, hon slapp-
tie slit tag och fol ned pa sparen,
der hon kroSsades och s0nderslets
under hjulen IA de efterf0ljande
vagnarne. Taget stannade icke,
ehuru konduktoren gjorde upp-
marksam pa olyckan. Sex tag,
som folide efter. gingo Diver oct
lemlastade liket, och Diet sjunde
stannade forst pa befallning al en-
Ipolis, som kommit tillstades. Da
f0rst upphorde tra6ken en- kort
stund, medan Diet ohyggl'gr sar
gade liket bortskaffades.
Kapitulation. De kapitali-
ster. som kontrollera psnning-
marknaden, hafva ihardigt satt sig
till motstand mot president Roo
sevelts nomination vid den kom-
maude republikanska national
konventionen. Den nu wax
ande Neutrality-suspicious. a de-
mokrstisk sida har emellertid
kommit herrarne i Wall street att
betyga Roosevelt sin LOLA
litet. l Hvita huset:har Diet un,
der Diet under veckan formligen
vimlat af framstaende 6nancierer.
Fina parfvmer kunna erhallas
] hos c c. Thelander.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26

c. c. Thelanders Compoun
Cough Syrup botar hosta och ondt
/ brostet
Den presbyterianska forsamlin.
gen / Waterloo. Iowa, onskade
uppfora EFT hospital der staden
och satte derfor i stand en- insam
ling till hospitalstonden. som vaxse
mycket langsamt.
l staden fnnes en- liten 9 ar
gammal toraldralos flicka, som Dor
hos en- onkel och tant. Da hon
horde ON insamlingen till hospi-
talet, tyckte hon att hon borde
CORA ~nagonting for delta vackra
andamal. Men hon var fattig.
hennes onkel kunde ej arbeta'
Femedan han led at en- bfSstakom-
ma, och tanteD maste forsorja dem
med tvatt. Hon hade visserligen
nagra leksaker, som hon gerna
skulle velat offra, men de voro
vardeloss, Dock - hon hadc en-
bona. Det var hennes egen bona
som hon satte stort vSrde pa, enc
dan hon uppfostrat den fran
kyckling. Men nu naste den ga
for den CODA sakens skull. och
hon salde den till sin tant for Is
cents och skankte genact pengar-
ne till hospitalsfonden,
I'm kopman fck tillfalligtvis
hora.talas on denna gifva. Han
tyckte Diet var vackert gjordt at
den lila hickan, derfor hok han
lust att kopa honan och betalade
tanten 8 dollars for den - och
pengarne gingo genast till insam-
lingen.
Historien kom nu ut bland folk
och manga koplystna infunno sig,
sa att honan saldes ilera gSnger
ON dagen, och pengar instromma
de till hospitalsfonden. Jernvags.
tjenstemannens iorening beslot
pa EFT mote en- alton att kopa den
populara honan, och en- delegation
tilliorsakrade sig Diet dyrbara diu.
ret for IS dollars. Andra logger
folide exemPlet, och honan ON
byte j rask fold egare for II, IS
och IS dollars at gangen. En-
s0ndag tog preston henne upp pa
predikstolen och holl EFT rorande
tai, hvari han prisade den lila
flickan forj hennes CODA gerning.
Efter predikan kopte iorsamlin-
gen honaE for 90 dollars.
Honan gar annu som en- begar
lig handelsvara i Waterloo och
Observation-Disclosures till hospitalet
vaxer, i Diet hittills fIera hundra
dollars inkommit endasts for ho.
nan. Historien har naturligtvis
kommit j tidningarne och spridts
vida omkring, och nyligen nixon
EFT anbud fran en- hrma i ostern.
som 0nskade kopa honan och ut
stalla henne som den dyrbaraste
bona i verlden. Delta kommer
iormodligen att blifva Diet hogsta
prisct pa den lila fattiga lickans
gaNa.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26
Farmare
Gift akt.

Hvarfor f0rbHfva i norden och
STAMINA inomhus sex manader pa
aret och alta upp hvad nj kan odla
under de andra sex manaderna?
Res Till sodern, der nj kan ar
beta utomhus hvarje nanad aret
och der nj kan %producera nagon-
ting aret ruudt. Om nj ar bo-
skapsuppf6dare ST vet nj att edra
kreatur M "ata upp siua hufvu-
den" och dessatom maSte sSyd-
das for yinterns kyla gsnom dyr-
bara inhagnader.
Eft ekonomiskt sitt att uppfOda
kreatur fordrar en- kombiuatiou
af f6da i vissa proportioner. soal
bildar bade muskler och fett.Ala-
bama och Florida producera Of
verified the velvet bean och cassa-
va, den fora en- muskelbildare
cca den ssnare en- fattbiidare.
och de aro det billigaste ooh
basta kraftfoder man kanHer
varlden.
Mera %peuningar kuuna f0rtje-
mas med mindre arbete pa altman
farming, frukt, bir-ech trad
gardsodling uteftor var vag i So
dorm liz i nagon MA de- af uni
omen.
ON nj ar intresserad och be-
hofver vidare upplysningar i am
net sd tillskrif
G.. A. Park,
Gen'l Immigration and Industrial Agen
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. R, CO..
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-26

Malarefarger och all slags ma
lare materialfnnes pa lager hos
Anderson AGel.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-16
+. Pwely Peesssai i.

II. Acnss.sli ea.s up fro.
ResslasA lass sigAs.
Mn T. J. Rioby Isft yesterday
for . Dossh . visit IN Dsnvss.
Am George Prestio Who bas
bsss spssdins . week with Mn. ".
3. AeDoaald. returned 70 bsr home
In o.soa City yesterday.
-Ars- ". L. Morris and baby left
today for eslida. 70 spend the boli-
days with the formers parssts. Mr..
aDd Nn r. n. Francis.
-Ai9 Hassl Cooley sister Of L.
T. and @. L. Cooley Just arrived on
sbs soos train from koeers, Arkan-
-. 70 spend the winter with her
broshen.
-. l. Newell. Of Chicago. and
formerly Publisher Of The Suburban.
monthly musical and society magazine,
and teacher Of guitar. mandolin and
banjo. has como to Florence to reside
on account Of his health. AZ present
he 10 wish tho Cyanide mill. al
though he may conclude 70 devote q
couple Of hours per day to instr uctions
in music.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-16
Why Not See Mexico.

Forty eight hours sravel will take
you from the cold clustering North
ern winter to land Of sunshine and
flowers. What Egypt and India are to
the old world. Mexico 10 to the new.
"a land Of white sunshine, reAolent
with nowers; land Of gky costumes.
ruIabling churches. and old converts !;
. land Of kindly greetings. Of extreme
courtesy. Of open. broad hospitality.
It was moro than enough to revel in
an Italian sun. lighting mp . semi
tropical land; to look mp to white
capped peaks, towering into blue to
look down upon wind-swept plains.
enoircled BY ragged CHAINS Of noun
sains; and to realize that today In its
varied scenery, costumes. arohiteo-
ture. stleet life, canals crowded with
flower laden boats. market places
thronGed with Rayly dressed natives.
faded church interiors, and bandoned
converts, Mexico 10 the most marvel
ously picturesque country under the
.un. A tropical Venice. A Semi. bar
barous Spaini A new Holy Land. !"
For rates and information write.
T. Il. Fisher, G. PA.
O. q 8. BY, Denver. Colorado.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-16
Florida Sleeper Wa Frisco.

On November 18th. and daily
thereafter. until the summer season
Of 1905, the Frisco System. in connec-
tion with the Southern Railway. will
operste through Pullman Sleepers be
tween Kansas Oity, Mo. and Jacks
willie. Fla. These Sleeping cars will
be placed In service ~ part Of the
equipment Of the popular South
eastern Limitef. scheduled to leave
Kansas City $50 p. m. A modernly
equipped train. electric lighted cafe
observation car. etc. the route of
which carries the traveller through the
populous oitiea of she Southeast.
Berth reservations may be made
through representatives of Frisco Sys'
tenn or connecting lines.
Passenger Trafio Department.
Saint Louis.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-16

q b. ANDREWS. 1is santaFe eysnas il ready
y 70 recsfva patieets for tho Tobacco Cure.
eftAer snoki16 O. chewing. Warranted, also
toe IL earo of tntrMperAnoe; pert2eo can b
0Foatsd aad cared fight hsrs IN F1oesaes and
not niss q neal. CorFsspondsncs solicited.
Al oaeoe oeo1dsataal. k10o
The daily tribune., 1904-12-16
California Theatre.

10 under new management. 1t will DO
pecially for ladies and children-Rood
order will be maintained-two shows
7:3O $40 p. m.-matinee Saturday after
nom 3 o'clock at &c TOR children. No
show on Sunday.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-16

Mrs. DR.. 8. &. Lee. Osteopatbic
physician. ia Santa Fe ave.. success
fully treats all chronic and nervous
complaints, deafness, fevers, eto.
Female Complaints . speciality. Phone
8Ol Black. 66-n