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lpllroe nit icincr 6rot Dor Orei
Subrcn Nctrout unO bintcrl1Bt
oltBCr oicicr Ciu aino i'm 2lltcr boil
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Sd)tuCItcrn.
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II. Tii6crci 8cicllih al II
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gcn0cn @comtcu fiir ooa tonmlcnoc
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Norri8, &ice.YrGiioent 8. 90. 2eper=
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mis-, ShoBmciIter 6enrp @roltnS,
Scfret6r Oregon Milton 0enni3;
Grctutiu . Gomttc: 8eorgc Goblin
Ecnnimon, 8iutom .. @ltrIt, 90.
$. SulO, Robert s. Same, 6. Nc.
&euering, &iuiom $. 6iiber, u. &.
GGonpion, 81. s. aimboG, Or. 9.
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micoerlm1 Gin offenborer Sal BON
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Sdnnpp& gerei6t iporocn lit, mel.
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Sen Wtanm irei.
Grnte0anffeit. Sn Ser
beutId)cn cpang. sllttberildcn 3iollSs
Stride an 8ape, naDc lcrin9tons
StroBe, luuroc geitern 8ormitto1
oos 0ieSiGbrige Grntcoonffelt &C.
ieicrt. Sic Stride mar nit ben
Sriid)tet oeS 9onoes III prddtiger
@eiie 0eforirt, ltno Yoitor SiiliuS
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lpor Don 3liborern lpobl gcfiiIlt. Snl
nud)lten Wionot lit Dos Heforho.
tionsfeit, ionic ooS SootetgeoddDt,
niBfelt. Vci Dem 2cbtercn miro Oo5
Dem Nnbenfcn bon 8rou Woric
Sonoerbcioc g%epibmcte 6enltcr cin.
9elpeiht.
8eid ieoeue 2eute.- Srat
Wtarn u. Nrntor bon 9tr. 1910, Welt.
9afapette= alpcnue. erbielt cine obio-
lrte Sheibung BON Sarriion u.
arn1or. Sic iagte IN Scr aloge-
id)rift, bnB ibr Wtonn tic in bctrlln.
fe1em 3uItanDc 81 ernlor0en Der
ind)t babe. 9esgleidcn crbiclt 2poia
@ids cine obiolute Shcioung uolt
@iI1ion Z. @idS, Ger lie Elm Sobr
nod) Der Sod)5eit ucrloiiclt babe.
Ius Eoar beirutbcte 1890. Serner
lulir6e Warbaret u. 9raiN BON 9tr.
tt5. @eit 0iillberrpitroBe, BON Saul
Craig geidieoen. Sohn d. Guu,fer-
lp pnrbe bon Mrriettn .. Numfers
lin geld)ieoen, Die er 1892 bcirotbete.
Gr bottc oie Srau beiduIbigt, boB
lie lid nlebr INN oiloere 9ellte &c.
tiinlunert babe, ais I'M iblL lpenn CT
alf leinem Yoiten in @aibinaton I'M
Mntieuhdthnjr heid,iftfnt ,,pu,pipn
The daily tribune., 1904-09-02
U. p. Pacific Coast Trips.

San Francisco and Los Angeles snd
return. 40. 90; via Portland IN one
direction, esd either "Shasta Route -
or o. r. and N. steamer between
Portland and San Francisco. only
I'll. 90 extra
Tickets sold August l6l to Septem-
bsr IL. inclusive; final return limit
Oct. %. ~
To Portland. Seattle. Tacoma.
Vancouver. or Victoria and return,
one fare for the round trip. Tickets
sold August Ii to 10, ,inclus.ve; final
limit sixty days from date Of sale.
Free side trip. Ogden to Salt Lake
City and return on any Of these tick
ets. Very liberal stop-overs allowed
on any Of the above tickets and the
Union Pacific 'sives you quicker time
and better service than any other line.
For full information call ON Union
Pacific agent or address E. r. Grimm.
Gen'l. Agent. s41-l7th st.. Denver.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-02
nAKIs woRKsIAsasR.
pIeeeocs Poopss Are Hlsass9 tt
Lean Hsv Il Il Doas.

It's pretty herd - sss~sA r. dssbss
With . constantly aching beck;
WITH anaaVtng urinary disordsrs.
Doan's Kidney Pills make work easier
They Curs backschs.
1asy ears every kidosy i'll.
o. n. WAi4s. snploysd u Ne Unis-
"a Oh o.. living % Piks's Psak
Ave. ngv: "Doan'si Kidney Pilis
Ass n invaluable medicine and have
- TIE slightsst hssisasioa in asssrt.
ias shat' ifS n y givss . trial By ssy-
oss annoyed With kidney oonplaint in
ssy form they Will sos bs d:sappoint-
ID in the resulss Subject to back
ache and kidney complsint for six
or seven years. some OF the attsoks
bsiue % severe that was compelled
70 lay OF wors. ~ Last I went 70 W.
J. Danisls' drug store fer Doans' Kid
ney Pills daring an asRnvated attack.
After few day. treatnens the lame
ness aud achine In my back disappear
cd. In my opinion Doan's Kidney
fslls eaanst b sqsaled.''
For sale by all dealers Price 80
oants. Foster .Ailburn Co.. Buffalo.
N. Y. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember tho name Doan s-and
take no other. eod
The daily tribune., 1904-09-02
Beautiful Women.

Plump schseks.' flushed with the soft
glow Of health and . purc complex
ion. make all women beautiful. Take
. small dose of Herbise after each
meal; It will prevent constipation
and help digest what you have eaten.
600. Mrs. VIM. n. Stroud. Midlo-
THAN. Texas. writes. May 81, 1901 :
eve have ussd Hsrbfne in our family
for eight years and fohnd 1t the best
medicine We ever used for oonstipa-
sion, billions fever and malaria.
Sold by A. A. Hull and Florence
Palace Pharmacy.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-02
Violent Attack Of Diarrhoea Cured
BY lChsmberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Dlazzhosa Remedy and

IA abort time ago was taken with
violent attack Of diairh and believe
would have died II had not gotten
relief. -. says John ]. Patton, lead.
ing cisisen Of Patton, Ala. "A
friend recommended 4 Chamberlain .
Oolic. Cholera and DiarrhoeA Rem.
edy. bought twent y.nve cent bot
tie and after taxing three doses Of IL
was entirely CURED. consider it the
est remedy in the world for bowel
,oonplaintS. u y : For sale by all drug.
gists.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-02

For shs sstsrtsisoeat q visitors
q their hsa1qsarsss In oas 1ssssssos
Aayiag tAs As6sDnisl CsuaaasvsFF =
Kslshts .Tsoplar. gths 0rasd Con-
nssAsry d COLORADO win carry %
~ tsip. . Isros sapply a booklets
issasd BY the Color ado ProDotion and
Publicity committee. Thsss hooks
are descriptive Of The Fssosrcss. ~.
tractions and indussries Of the Cen.
tsnpial state. many Of tis~D beiog
haudsomsly iliusssatsd. They will
Be piansd upon the tablss - che hsad-
qasrtsfs wbsre visisors nay sbtsin
them and Learn Of ths delights and op-
portanitiss which Colorado oners "a
tourists And oshsss.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-02

A. . coal mining state Colorado
ssens in lair way 10 rival Pennsyl.
vania- New discoveries Of extensive
deposits, Ars beipR made constantly.
the --latest hnd Of consequence being
In the vicinity Of Durango. Officials
OF the Southern Pacific railway. which
10 contemplating the building Of au
extension from Durango 70 Clifton.
Arisona. declare that thsy have dis
covered twenty i've milss Of ooel and
coke bsds which for. quality cannot BE-
bsatsn The Santa Fe will also open
mp nsw deposits n Fremont ooupty.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-02

The psoducs,os sf the Cripple
Greek district for the month Of
A1gzss nads . veg saeisfastesy show.
ing. The TONNAGE reached about 49,.
900 tons md this in the face Of several
Mines bainG- clossd - partition Of the
month. = sspAembsr. will show . great
inprovsme0t
The daily tribune., 1904-09-02
Special. i.Rr:ufstens.

st. Louia and return and Kaasaa
City and return on Saturday.. Aug
30 and ~. and Sept. .. 10. II and ~.
the Union Pacific viii run popular
sxoursium from Denver. OsaossaD
Spring. OF. Pueblo, "a St Leuis o.
KAneas City and return as the Low rate
otplts5.
btniiaslyaicw 1atss ffom'nlt petnh.
Tiakets- viii haye. Anat return
limits Of fifteen days. NOT good in
slsspsrs. EG
For oomplsts information and H.
asls. I Saias -WsslAtp Ais. apply
- =. B. Grimm. 0sn'L Agent. s4l.
1Jth -. Dsassr.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-02

That story that the RussiAns . had
captured - heavy guns from the Jap.
snese. proves % b . fake. AL they
got was the shells from the sans iapm,
polling them 70 retire.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-02
Denver & Re Gssnde Railway.
O. T. MENzBL. Agent.

No. f-Paefnc coast limited
-from Denvsr and eastern
oooneettons- : - n 2:S7 m
No. 1-Atlantao coast limit
ID, from California and Ell
! weststn points---- II rs q m II ~ q
No. 1Raetns coast express
ff0a DsavUf--.-..- n q n lNl q -
No. A-ANlanfic coast ex-
Z ps1ss from California and
Vestexn points 6. q n 6:0 %
Ne. tai
Hnitsd froa Dsnvsf and
eastern oo0neGt1ons- u 81 , n Il 81 . .
No. e-Tfans-cootins tai
lnitsd. iron Califofnta
= .oD9 lsotog1 polnts------- SO y SOS =
Ne. SA1e4vgf and Canon
City Elyer.. $50 . s:Op n
No. N-C1loa City and
fOs6vtF 4lySr..- 1871 D n u 81 =
No. ls-Coloeado Exprsss
ffoR Deayse- $50 = 2:A0 .
No. HQQ1oeeAo sxpseD
6sess1s.........' ........ s.aaa . ~ I.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-02

The ifspablioass sssn 70 b having
all ~ fun h che natteual Campaign
70 thsnsslvss. GUhs duapocraAs haven's
gotss6~armsd up yet.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-02

Wn. =. Curtis. the distinguished
writsr for the Chicago Record.
Herald 10 In the state. He 10 making
. trip around the world and will in.
vsstisAte -Cslorado's agricultural and
steel industries.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-02
Excurs,en 70, Nar,hall Pass.

Sunday. Sept. nth via Rio Grande
only, !. 800 for the round trip.
Leave Florence $40 .. m. This is
the last excursion Of the season to
Mirshall Pass and reverone should
take advantage Of this opportunity.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-02

Fighting, At Port Arthur os.tiAasa
q iatssvals. hut little being accom-
plishsd. y The ,JApAness have secured
ons Or two nav positions in the past
1sak-,
The daily tribune., 1904-09-02

Judge Parker says shat business
men ought to take nore sinAsfest In
politics. He might add that the pro.
fsssioual politician had better look
saots .towarai baslasss.s
The daily tribune., 1904-09-02

The Champion navorins sxtraots are
strictly pure and noted foE .thsir 1su-
periof rersnyth. v Try them. they will
please 5ou.
Mra. Mary +. ,Littlejohn.
154tf Agent.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-02
164tf

In Praise Sefs ChambeGlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diaryhnea Remedy
"Allov ne 10 give Jon few words
in praise Of Chambsrlain's Oolio.
Cholera and DiArrhoeA Remedy" says
Mr.. John Hamlett. Of Eagle. Pass
Texas. II suffered ons week with
bowel trsabls end took all kinds Of
medicine without getting any relief.
when my friend. Mr.. q. johnson, .
merchant here. advised mo to take
this srsmsAy.sy. After tAking one doas
I fsls greatly relieved and- whea I
had taken ths third dose VA entirely
cured. l. .ehank you fron the bottom
of ny heart ADr putting rthts sreat
remedy In the hands Of mankfnd. +"
Fer sals by ~ dxnegiats.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-02

Doya shooting days are over for
this season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09
CHAPTER vI-contlnued.

"Pit the BARN on the bed, Adam man.
she had said inlow tones. IN be gaein'
In A wee while. 400. It's the lang good
BY To you-and him.
He had done her bidding and lifted
David up Tho tiny boy lay still mo-
ment, looking at this white-faced mother
whom he hardly recognized.
''Minniel" he called plteously. Then,
lhrusting small dirty hand INTO MS
pocket, he pulled out grubby sweet,
Minnie. ha sweetle-an O. Davies
sweeties" and he held 1t out anxiously
In his warm, plump palm, thinking y d
certain cure for any III,
Eat IL for mither,' she said, sm,l-
Ing tenderly; and then; "Davie, ma
heart, I'm leavin' ye"
The hoy ceased sucking the sweet, ana
looked al her, the corners OF MS NOUN
dropping pitifully.
"Ye're no saein' AVA, mither?" he ASK
ed, his face all working yen no leaSe
yer wee ladder"
"Ay. laddie awa'-reet ava He's
calm me- She tried to smile; hut her
mothers heart was near To bursting
''Ye'll tax yer wee DaYe vi We,
mitberl'' the child pleaded. craNlihs M
| toward her face:
The great tears rolled, unrestralnen,
| down her wan cheeks. and NJ Adam. az
| Tie head of the bed, was sobbing openly,
"E.h, ma BARN, ma BARN, I'm salr 70
leave yein she cried brokenly Lift him
| for me. Adam
He placed the child in her arms, but
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09

i u q . . FL . . L.
she was too weak to hold him, So no
laid him upon his mothers pillows; and
the boy wreathed his soft arms about
her neck and sobbed te,npestuously.
And the two lay thus together.
Just before she died, Flora turned her
head and whispered
"Adam, ma man, yell ha' to be mither
and father bath to the lad moo; and
she looked at him with tender confidence
In her dying eyes.
IT wull! afore God as stan here |
wull T. he declared passionately. Then she
died. and there was look OF ineffable
peace upon her face.
=
"NIither and father baithl'
The little man rose to his feet and
flung the photograph from him. Red
Wull pounced upon It; but MADAM leapt
at him as he mouthed it,
cit ava, We devil!' he screamed; and
picking 1t up. stroked 1t lovingly with
trembling fingers.
"Mither and father baith!''
How had he fulfilled his loves last
wish? How!
90 God!'-and he fell upon his knees
at the tahle-side, husging the picture,
sohbing and praying,
Red Wull covered In the far corner of
the room. and then crept whining up to
where his master knelt Bnt Madam
, needed him not, and the great dog skunk
away again,
There the little man knelt In the gloom
OF the winters afternoon, a miserable
penitent His gray-,iecked head was bow
ed upon his arms; his hands clutched the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09
THE ANTS WILL BE
ALLOWED 1O.CRAWL
The Injunction Against Them
Has Now Been Dis
solved.
3(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON y. 5c., July. ST The In
Junction proceedings Instituted In Texas
10 sestop3 the government ~ experiments
with the Qua tcmalan ants have been
dissolved. and q, II. Cook, the expert
who discovered the ants. Will go to vic-35
9toria. Texas, Tomorrow to begin install-
Ing the colonies In sucha way that they
can be carefully studied.
Conrad Doyle, the assistant to Mr..
Cook. reported to-day to Dr. B. T.. Gallo
way, the chief OF the Bureau OF Plant
Industry. that the ants. which are now
In New Orleans, are In good condition
and are more numerous than when they
started from Guatemala. Mr. Cook states
that It Is highly important to learn the
adaptibillty Of the ants TO the different
climates and soils as found In Texas.
that In case of necessity they may ba
sextermnated absolutely and easily II
undesirable traits appear. He says this
ants are thoroughly predatory in their
habits: that they may be handled with
impunity. and that they are as harmleal
as toads, 54
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y The parson was speaking in rough,
short accents, digging 3neryously at the
wet ground The other, tall and gaunt
his face drawn and half-avcrted, stood
listening BY his side was OVID Bob,
scanning his masters countenan q
eyes: while close by. one Of the pavson's
terriers was nosing inqusltiyely IL, the
wet grass,
still turned away. stretched out a hand
The parson, broke off abruptly and grasp
cd 1t. Then the two men STROBE away
In opposite directions, the terrier hopping
hard coat,
Dayid's steps sounded outside. MADAM
rose from his knees, The door of the
house opened, and the boys feet shuffed
In the passage.
,Davld!" the little man called in q
tremulous voice. ts L d ID
/ He stood in the half-light, one hand on
the table, the other claspins the picture
His eyes were bleared, his thin hair all
tossed, and he was shaking.
david" he ca1led,again; tive some
thin ] wush to say to vel" 81
The boy burst into the room. His race
was stained with tears and rain; and the
new black coat was wet and shiny All
down the front. ana on the elbows VISITS
ereen-brown. muddy blots. For, on his
way home, he had flung himself down
in the stony Bottom Just as he was, heed
less of tho wet earth and his fathers
coat. and, lying on his face thinking Of
that second mother lost to him, had wept
his heart out in storm OF passionate
grief
Now he stood defantly, his hand uron
the door,
what d'yo' want2"
The little man looked from him to the
picture In his hand.
Help me, Flora--l,e'll no. he PRAYED,
Then, raising his eyes, he began q
like to say--I've bin thinkin'--I think
should tell ye-it's no an easy thing FOR
man to say
He broke off short The self-imposed
task was almost more than he could
accomplish,
He looked appealingly at David, But
there was no glimmer OF understanding
la that white, set countenance,
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Q, God. ~ It's maist MAR than I can do"
tho little man muttered: and the perspl-
ration stood upon his forehead. Again he
began: David. after I saw We this at.
sternoon steppin' doom the hill 4
Again he paused. His glance rested
took the look; mlstook the dlmness in
his fathers eyes; mistook the tremor In
Il his voice
4 Here It's! TAX yo' coat!" he cried
passionately; and, tearing u off, flung
It down at his fathers feet. TAX it-and
-and--curse yo'."
He banged out OF the room, and ran
upstairs; and. locking himself In. threw
himself on to his bed and sobbed.
Red Wull made n movement to fly at
the retreatng figure; then turned to his
master. his stump-tail vibrating with
pleasure.
But little Madam was looking at the
vet coat now lying In a wet bundle a.
his feet. 55 III III
Curse ye, he repeated softly. Curse
ye--ye heard him, Wullie?'
A bitter smile crapt across his race.
He looked again at the picture now "
ing crushed In his hand,
eye Gamma say didna try; ye Gamma
ask me- to agin," he muttered, and SLIP
ped 1t into his pocket. 'Niver agin, " W
lie; not II the Queen were to ask It." Y
n Then he went out into the gloom ana
drizzle. still smiling the same bitter
smile.
That night, when 1t came to closing.
time at the Sylvester Arms, lem Burton
found little gray-haired figure lyins
on the floor in the tap-room, At the littfr
MANS head lay great dog
"Yo' BEAST! said the righteous publ,
can, regarding the figure of his -
rr,tfl q not,4 ~at A.
ing sight Of photograph in the little
MANS hand:
"oh, yo're that sort, are yo' foxy9l'
/ he leered "Gie US look at err aHs.s'.'S
tried to disengage the picture from, the .
others grasp. But at tho attempt S.e
great dog rose, barred his teeth and as-
sumed such tliabolical expression that
the big landlord reiterated hurriedly be-
hind the bar. II.
1.-TWO on YETI he shouted sf-.-4---......,
rafting his heels; ''heasts baith!''
lTo be Continued To-morrow.)