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WINTER HARBOR.

There was social dance In Hammond
hail Monday evening.
Mrs. Hannah Crabtree Is spending few
days here. She will return to Boston
soon.
The concert given In tire Baptist church
Sunday eveningiby the eniidren was
success.
Schools closed Friday NJ et a verv sue
cessfui term, tausnt ny EXPERIENCED
teachers.
Robert T. Chrd xlct. of Law ence,
Mass, has rented half ri lie postofii e tor
iewelry store.
q Mss sophie B. ksr rsiurps d TO her home
Ia steuben Saturday. She ias teen teach
Ing the primary school.
The yscht Fesrless. OF Oyster Bay, n.
Y, C-p.- Dams Il Hammond, srrived sun
Gay afternoon In the ittie hsrbor with
her owner, William Greenoagh, on bosrd.
ste will receive coat OF yarnish, then
after touching at Bar Hsrbor and North
east Hsrhor will return to New York.
Juue 10. x.
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w EST TRENTON.

George Hopkins has moved to Bar Hsr.
Dor for the summer.
Mrs. Kate Day, who has been in Boston
for the past year, Is home.
There wss pretty wedding Saturday
evening at O'Clock, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Augustus Hopkins, when their
daaghter, Miss Annie NJ. Hopkins. was
married to John w. Davis. The ceremony
was performed BY Rev. Mr.. whitmore. Of
Salisbury Cove. The best wishes OF the
community are extended to the newly.
married couple.
June Ii.
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NORTH LAMoISE

Mrs. LOIS Fitzpatrick has gone 10 Seal
Harbor for a visit.
Miss Lille Mcfarland started last n liz hit
for Newport, R. l., where she will spend
the season.
Mrs. 4. V. Young made short visit to
her dRug hter, Mrs. Wellington Barbour,
at Bsr Hsrbor the past week.
Miss Gertrude Brsgdon, who has been
taking special treatment in Boston the
past year, mas returned home much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Wellington Barbour, OF Bar Har-
boz. esrae Saturday for visit With rela-
tiyes here. Her daughter Bertha will
join her in few days.
Harry Hodgkins. and family, Of Bar
HarboE, came Saturday for visit to their
parents Mr. Hodgkins has returned. but
his family will remain several weeks.
George fitzpatrick, an aged citizen OF
this town, died at his home June s. He
ws- ca4%l .Ur through lingering illness
by his niece, Mrs. r. r. Mcdonald.
Funeral services were held st his home In
Partridge Cove on Friday. Rev. ]. P.
Simonton, Of Ellsworth, officiating. He
Leaves one brother-John, and one sister
Mrs. Jane Grinale, both residents Of
this town.
June Is. "
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COLTS ISLAND.

Philip Moore got about 100 bushels of
herring in his weir last Friday nights
tide.
The bait in Philip Moore's weir attracts
many vessels and boats 10 call at the Is
land.
Schooner Lena White, Of Rockland, Is
at Bi ack island, where she will load stone
for New York.
Capt. Charles Cushing has got new
engine in his usphtha dory, and is much
pleased with 1t.
One more feature OF rye oiden time"
has been placed near the Old Farm cot
tsge-sn old fashioned weii.sweep at the
well.
A sIoop with a naphths engine In her,
with a party from Ellsworth. was here
Saturday. Ii was reported that the
engine bad played out.
An are glad to learn OF the change In
the schedule time OF the daily mali which
comes on July /. Tue mail from the west
comes direct from Boston on the night
train, thence by train boat to Southwest
Harbor; thence via Mckinley TO Colts
Island. This change does away with
about twenty four hours delay In the
western mail.
June ID. CnTPs.
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BARTLETT'S ISLAND.

David Bartlett, who has been very III, il
able to walk out.
Ruby Higgins. OF Sound, is visiting
Mrs. Mary Robbins.
Mrs. Caddie Bartlett is expecting her
people again this summer.
N. Q. Bartlett has gone to Northeast
Harbor to work at carpeutering.
Mrs. Olive Bartlett is working hard
getting ready for summer boarders,
Albert Fullerton, OF Ellsworth, and Ben
Cole, of Long island, are working for
Capt. johnson.
Mrs. Csddie Bartlett has gone to East.
brook TO visit her aunt, Mrs. Freeman
Butler, who is in poor health.
w. II. Bartlett, of Northeast Harbor.
has been on the island, dividing the estate
OF his father, the, late Augustus Bartlett
Alvsh Reed was with him.
WilburiKing, wife and little Margaret
OF Melrose Highlands, Mass, are at the
island for the summer, guests of Mrs
Kings father, Capt. II. p. Johnson.
All appreciate the Ray family living on
the Dix place, especially little George
Myrtle, their six-months-old baby, the
first baby that has been among US for
years.
June IL. q
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COUNTY NEWS.
sourHwEsr HARRoR.

| The masonic committee Is very busy
over plans for the Fourth OF July celebra-
ton.
NJ. II. Mason took the new boat, the J,
). Morse, Friday for a business trip to
Boston.
Henry Inmsn and wife. OF Atlanta, Ga,
with their son Arthaeare at their cottsge
for the season.
Mr.. Lsmson, Of Ellsworth, Is driving on
the night mail, and the train boats are
also helping Uocse Sam, 20 Southwest
Hsrbor is well supplied With mail facii-
ities.
Robert Ash was brought home from
Northeast Herbor two weeks ago, quite
helpless with rheumatism, but Is now
much improved.
Rev. Mr.. Whitaker. OF Boston, sent as
supply by MIR. Walker, ~as invited TO
preach ct the Methodist church in tue
absence OF the pastor, add gave an ex.
csIient sermon morning and evening.
George Mason, of Binehili, lie here IN
the employ of Arthur Richardson, paint
ing the Pointed Flrs", the Street cottage.
Mrs. Strest aud daughter, Mrs. Helen
Rsnney, are expected at their summer
home on Tuesday.
The Underwoods, OF Boston, were at
the Cisremont for a few days last week.
Quite convenient addition to Henry
Rsud's bungalow has been made this
spring. The owner brought his bride for
= weeks visit recently. The Undtrwoods
and Rands enjoy running down from BIOS
ton for frequent calls at their summer
homes.
The friends Of Mrs. Hannah b. Giiiey
will be glad to learn that she Ia so far i'm
proved as to get out into her garden aud
sit for little under the shade OF her big
locust. Mrs. Gtlle7 is still very lame, and
can at take a step without the aid Of
crutches. Mrs. Caroline Moore has charge
OF household affairs.
Rev. Dean A. Walker and wife returned
from their vacation trip on Thursday.
The church interior has bean newly
painted by Ralph Robinson, and a new
carpet has been purchased to be laid next
week. As the ladies' sewing circle IL pea.-
Ing the expense, 1t would be very grateful
for help from friends interested IN the
identifying OF the church.
June IL. SPRAY.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST BRooKsvILLE.

WEST BROOkSVILLE.
The road machine horses were returned
to Bangor Thursday.
Percy Mills has found employment on
the yacht Princess.
Schooner Alcion, Capt. Tarbox, sailed
f.r Dark Haebor Sunday.
The ladies OF the Congregational sewing
circle held food sale last Saturday.
Domingo Smith and son Roy have gone
to waterville to work in the pulp mill.
Mrs. George FL. Tspley and sister, Mrs.
Willis Grindle, go to RookIsud Tuesday
for short visit.
Capt. Nelson Lord and daughter Gertie,
OF Bangor, attended the funeral of Capt
John Polk, Juue s.
Underwood park was opened Saturday
evening. There was music, and iee-cresm
and cake were served.
Mrs. Abby Tspley, aged eighty-thres
years, rode to Brooklin, a distance of
twenty-five miles, one morning last week.
Another old landmark gone; The black
smith shop. thu last building stsuding
connected with wssson-shipbuild
plant e being rszed.
Schooner Helene, of Rocklsnd, Capt.
Dsrlin g, passed Up IN tow Sunday morn
ing, TO North BrooksviIie, where she will
load slaves for New York.
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FRANKLIN

Franklin is to fall into line with q
Fourth OF July cele bFation.
Children's Day concert occurs at the
Methodist church Sunday evening, Juue
10.
Miss Vivian Lowrle, OF Eastbrock, Is
spending few weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. +. f. Bartlett.
Blsisdell & b aisdelI have finished load
ing the three mssted schooner +. @.
French with slaves for Staten Island.
Rev. w. A. Luce, of Columbia Falls,
was In town Monday comforting with the
pastors in regard TO the annual Sunday
school excursion to Machias campmeet-
ing grounds.
June 49, y.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

B. A. Gray and son are at work at
Sweets point.
Mrs. Mabel Friend is with her mother.
Mrs. Fogg, at South Bluehill.
Benz. Saunders and wife, of North Blue
hill, were guests of Mrs. A. Bray Sunday.
Mrs. Florence Fiye, of North BrooklIn,
was the guest OF her parents, A. L. Conary
and wife, Sunday.
DIR. 5. G. Tucker, OF Bangor, is the guest
OF b. A. Gray. He held meetings in the
schooIhouse Sunday.
Mrs. Philip Burns and little son Lewis
are visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Faulking ham, of Augusta.
June 10. SugsrrTrrs
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MT. DESERT.

Mrs. Caroline Moore leaves to- day for
Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. II. q. Somes and three children,
who have been visiting her parents In
West Franklin, are home.
Rev. Frank Hanscom, OF Bar Har Dor, a
student OF Bangor theological seminary.
peesched an interesting sermon to a good
sized audience Sunday forenoon.
Quite a number OF the Mssons from
here attended the constituting OF the new
masonic lodge At Northeast Hsrbor Tues
day evening, June Z. They went on L. E.
Pray's lauoeh Quickstep.
June i3. L
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June ID.

Much Syn pathy is expressed here for
Mrs. Samuel Henry King, whose worthy
husband died at Billerica, Mass, June /,
aged seventy.tWo years, three months and
twenty nine days.
Mrs. King was Miss Lucetta Butler, OF
Lowell, Mass, but native OF Franklin.
She was Mr.. Kings second wife. Four Of
her sisters-Mrs. Asa Dyer, Mrs. l.. E.
West, Mrs. Edwin Savage and Mrs. VIII
lard Clark-live here, and one sisier-Mrs,
Herbert kitchen--lives In Biierica
BY bis first wife, who was Mary j. Pat
ten, Deacon King bad five children; by
his second wife one, girl who died " ben
about ten years oi3.
The funeral was on June 4 interment in
Fox Hin cemetery, BiIlerica.
June ID. SPEC,
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COUNTY NEWS
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Mrs. Miranda Branscom, OF Bar B.,,.
was visiting friends and relative. o,rs,e,,
week. sst
Miss Maggie Gray, Of salishn,v ~.
vas the guest OF her sister, Lula Io,.'
last week. w.
Ars. Eliza Hsmor, who has beep sns,.
ing the past two weeks with I,nslls ~
gent, returned to her home ia Flswo.,,
saturday.
Washington league gave fine s,,..
tsinment last Friday evening. The -.
-sii-wili be used In purobssinr
clock for the sehooiroom and books ..
the library. Following was the u,o
gramme:
song-Giad Variation. s.ho.,
Reeitation-I Got TO Go to School ..........
.....-.... .Haroh Knov,..
Recitation-whieh one...,......Addie sw.,s~
iiecitation-A Merry Little 6iri............
-. ........................G Gladys Know,..
Concert Reci,aiion-R Report of the Litiie Goes
-..-...'.................. G;rade I
Recitasion--Thc Arithmetic lesson. .......
s-..s...'................. Buzetia SWAMI
Song-The Rain Drops.....................
............F Fanny Young. Eleanor K,t,red,.
Recitation Vacation. ......... Sarah Hsilsv
Dislague-The Model Lesson. -. Nine Pvpg,
Recitsiion-t Wonder. Thomas Kpowls,
ReritsiioD-fi Her Name ..........,F Fanny Yaun.
RseiIAiion-A New Bennet 49,. sylvia Mose,v
sons-Red, white and Blue. Eleanor gi,irsdgs
Racita,iop-The Eif Child -. ;. Ieule Pa,ss
Recita,ion-sammer Vacation. Mariel Trim
Diaiogue-A Social Chat....,... ...........
Mildred Mayo. Lu1eita swazey. Sylvia aoselv
Rccitaiion-My Neighbour Call .oriavia Hamor
Rseitation-My Pet ...t....-........JAnetT Trim
Song Motion obg..........--.++.....- Gtade
Recitstion--A Careful scholar. Mahroim Peach
Recitation The Li,tie scholars Cholee....
.-.ss..-s.ssss-++%..-.+.s. Marvin bRvo
Recitation Good BE Madeline Mosley
flag Drill. ..................s....... rede
song--o. the Flag Of our uwn Country School
Considering the re OF the pupils. thu
recitations and soI,s~ wer" uuususl ly ane.
and showed a good assi - careful study.
The teacher, Mise S,irth. rrtuEned 10 her
home last Saturday.
June Ii NJ.
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SEDGWICK.

Mrs. Belle Parker went to Portland
June 8.
VIII Willens, wife and children were In
town the 18th calling on Mrs. wiilens'
mother, Mrs. q. p. Carter.
A Royal Arch chapter of Masons was
constituted and dedicated, and officers
were installed last Friday evening.
VIII Buckminster. his son Maurice,
Cecil Eaton and Guy Means have gone to
Walcots, n. ", to work In a factory.
Flank Fitzgerald and wife will leave to-
day for the same place.
June 10. q.
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Lynn last Saturday to spend the summer
with her mother, Mrs. A. M. Moon.
Alphonso circuit, OF West Gouldsboro,
has COW Which gave birth to twin calves,
exactly alike, and both are doing finely.
The cantaia "Little Bo-peepn was pre-
sented st K. OF r. hall last "Wednesday
evening. and repeated Saturday evening.
There was large attendance. 1t wss q
success in every particular. Much credit
is due Mrs. j. X. Mitchell, under whose
supervision the affair was, also the chill
dreG who took part so creditabiy.
June ID. NJ.
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AMHERST.
IHEL.MA.

Miss Alta sissby. OF Everett, Mass, Is
visiting in town.
There will be grand celebration July 4
under the auspices OF this cemetery associ-
alton.
Miss Ethslyn Durham, Of Boston, who
is teaching school at Great Pond, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her aunt, Mrs.
j. H. Pstten.
Amherst and Aurora boys played game
OF ball Saturday. resulting In score OF IL
to 2 in favor Of Amherst. Il.
June 49,
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SOUTH sURRY.

Mrs. John A. Bonsey, who has been
quite a., Is improving.
d,isrdiner Mann and sister, former resi-
dents, are visiting friends in sarry for
time.
All the young people who have been at
tending the academy at Blushill are
home for the summer vacation.
Among the arrivals this week were
Mrs sarah III. Young and Mrs. Mary
withsm. from Boston, Miss Persis Mead
err, of West Ellsworth; C. H. Sawyer, OF
Lexington, Mass, and Miss Ethel Carlisle,
OF Saunders.
June 10 TRAMP.
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COUNTY NEWS.
MANsEr.

Mrs. NJ. c league, who has been in
Brewer, is home.
There was dance in Centennial hall
Thursday evening.
E. FISHER league, who has been in Bos-
ton the past winter and spring, arrived
heme this week.
Mrs. A. Alien, OF Springfield, Mass,
came Saturday and will at once put the
Ocean house in order.
Lyle d. Newmsn's new naphth a launch
six and one-hait horse power engines,
and will probably be very fast.
Schooner Eva L. Squirting landed 1885,
coo pounds of ish at James Perker's
wharf on Wednesday. This is the banner
trip SO Tar this season, the crew sharing
AZ.
Rumors are flying around town OF a
monster excursion coming here from
Bangor to spend the Fourth 1t Is said
there will be 00o people CONS by epscial
train to the Ferry, thence to Msnset by
the Maine Central steamers.
June 10. SPEC.
Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Emery sre
spending the week ia Portland and
vicinity.
Henry league, OF Dartmouth college,
spent few days in town with his mot her
last week.
Edward league. who has been
spending the winter In Boston aud vicin.
ity. Is home.
The Misses Talcott, of Bangor, are occu-
plying their cottage here, and will remain
for the season.
Schooner George r. Smith arrived this
week with cargo of salt, landing 200
hogsheads at John Hopkins fish-whsrf,
and 400 hogsheads at B. Il. Msyo's.
Both the new fishing schooners, the
Eivs Squirting and the Rena Percy, came
In with large trips this week, the EIvs
Squirting having over 10000 pounds.
The many friends OF Miss Iuez Sinai
lidge, of Northeast Harbor, were panied
to hear OF her sudden death last week.
SeveIal irom here attended the funeral.
June 3. e.
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AIR = Subscribers at IO6
y tts D s>si n ancock county:
a.! the othcr papers IN the County COM
s,ned do not reach so many. THE AMER
loan IS not the only paper printed in
Rcnscct cc.:nty, and has nerer claimed to
be, but IL IS the only paper that can prop
e-!.ssi &C -ened a COUNTY paper; all the
best are merely local papers. The circatd-
tson Of rRE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
HaT6or Records summer list, as larger
dscw that Of al the other papers printed
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Saturday last, fishing, and caught ten
black bass.
Mrs. Joseph Colsou has had mounted
the heads OF two deer. shot last winter.
Mrs. colson presented Miss Intz Douneil
with one, with which she Is highly
pleased.
June IL r.
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DEATH OF JOS. e. CUNNINGHAM.
News has just been received here OF the
death OF Joseph E. Cunning ham at Bos-
ton, June 4, aged sixty-two years and nine
months.
Mr.. Cunningham wss native o. this
town, the eldest son of the late James
Cunningham by his second wife. In 1864
he went 10 California, where ne remained
FOR twenty years. He sfterwsrd made his
home in Boston.
When young man he united with the
North Sedgwick Baptist church, sud al.
ways held his membership here. During
his residence in Boston he attended the
Tabernacle Bsptiit church taking an &C.
tive interest In the work there.
For the past Eve years he had been In
failing health, but the immediate cause Of
his death was a shock, after which hs
lived only week.
He leaves widow, two children, one
brother-Nsson Cunningham, Of West
Medford, Mass, and one sister-Mrs.
Charles CiOsson, of ssdgw,ek.
Interment was at Woodlswn cemetery.
AT the Baptist church Sunday morning
the pastor. Rev. s. NJ. Thompson, preached.
IN the evening an interesting report
OF the Baptist anniversaries recently held
at Cleveland. Ohio, was given. Next sun
day June 10, will be observed as Chill
drens' day.
June ID Rae.
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II is the medicine above all others for cassrrh
and is worth It's weight in gold. Efy's Cream
Balm does All that is claimed for RIB. w.
sperry. Hartford. Gem.
NY SON was afflicted with oasarrh He used
Ely's Cream Balm and the disagreaAhlc casarrh
al left hiEn.--J. G. olustead. Arcola. IN.
The Balm does not irritsse or cause sneering.
Sold by druggists az SCOTS. or mailed by Ely
Brothers, CO Warren ST., New York.
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Russis il adding numerous carrier
pigeons TO her war establishment Ia the
Far East. This Is the nearest she has
eome to using the dove OF peace.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Joseph Colson and wife, Inez and Grace
DonneIi, George Welsh and Harry Hard
isoD went to Abrams pond, Eastbrook
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A hotiy contested game OF baseball was
lsyed on the high school grounds last
Saturday between the high school tee m
and q picked team OF the town boys. A
game bad been arrspged between the Blue
hill academy boys and the West Brooks
vile boys, but the BluehiiI boys for some
unknown reason failed to pct In sn APP
pearapce.
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NORTH SEDGwICK.
Johnson.

Mrs. Hannah Carter, who has been
quite Ill, is gaining.
r. c. Abbott spent Saturday and Mon
day with his brother at Verona.
G. NJ. Allen aud wife attended the
music festival in Bangor last week.
Mrs. g. A, Grindle, of Brooklin, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Annie L
Allen.
II. A. Grindle and wife, of Brooklin,
were in town Tuesday, the guests OF Mrs.
George Allen.
Mrs. Joanna Durgsin attended the
Daughters OF Liberty convention in Els
worth, Wednesday.
Several OF our young folks went to
Ssdgwiek Friday evening to the dance,
and had a pleasant time.
Several of our people. went to BluehiI
Wednesday to witness the graduating
exercises OF the Bluehiil- George Stevens
academy.
Ethman Carter, who went to / he Ban
gor hospital Tuesday for an examination
of his knee, returned home Thursday.
Toe physician advised home treatment.
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The school team wen by score OF 10 to
/. II was remarked around town after
the game by baseball SPORTS that the Blue
hill boys would have received q warm
reception had they seen At to visit old
Brooksville. After the game all enjoyed
q fine supper served for the occasion In
the chapel dining room, by the ladies.
June 13. Johnson.
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Mrs. Miranda Branscom. OF Ray n.
was visiting friends and relatives o,rs,e !,
week. sst
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13
Administrator Notlce.

Estate Of Arsela Barker. deoeas-d:
The updsrsigDed. having been ap
pointed adminissi atrix Of the estate Of
Arssla Rarker late Of the county Of
Fremont in the stat Of Colorado. de-.
oeassd. hereby give. notios shat she
will appear before the county court
Of said Fremont county. At the court
house in Caron City IN said county.
ct the December term. 1904, on the
ssth day Of December, A. D.. 1904.
at which time all persons having
olaims against aaid estate are notified
and requested 70 attend for she pur
pose Of having the same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to the understeueo.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado.
this aist day Of November A. d. 1904
NARY A. BURROUGHS,
{ 4w AdministrAtrix.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

william J. Bryan will lecture In
the Prssby tsrias church st OAnon
Oisy soaiShs ssdsr the ausp,oss Of tbs
Y. n. O. A. AZ this 10 no political
doinss democratic politicians will no
doebs make their prsssroe rather
scarcs. The anmission 10 fifty cents.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

Full line Of new Christmas goods
Rookers. drcsssrs. beds, steel ranges.
Prices will beat all composition for
cash. Sailing out price - have 70
move Jan. Howard Ponder.
07.tf 1877 West Main.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13
ARRlVALS.
frs0eat Hsesl.
H. 7. LevsIl. Chieaee; Assst

H. T. LevsIl. Chieaeo; Austin l..
HaAsh. City: Geo. B. Weaver. Salt
LAks City: w. ~ Ewing. Canon
Oily; -. Haao. Desvsr; Rond.
Bslssa. Desvsr: O. B. 0aAss. Seat
tis; .. @. Porter. Victor: @. z.
8asooe. Syracuse; &. @. Carroll.
Dsnvsr.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

The new performance ct ts Cali-
fornia theatre 10 the best ever seen In
this city.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

Fountain Pen 10 . most sensible
and satisfsotory Christmas gift. T.
n. Howel's. has . complete limo.
87.00
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

Out Glsss bowl. set Of knives and
foris. diamond ring. gold watch.
Such gifts ~ these arc sure 70 Be sp-
preciated. See 7. II. Howells and
get his prices. 87-s0
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

Al tdsal present for Chrissmss-A
eianoed ring. T. n. Ho~ells CO..
ell then - . psioe shat will pay yor
70 boy. S7-So
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

An ideal present for Ohristmas-a
diamond ring. T. n. Howslls can
sell tham at . price that will pay you
to buy. $3.50
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

The Weather &c G~perallv fair TO-
night and "Wednesday; colder tonight
warmer Wednesday.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

Don't be misled BY circulars. We
will duplicate any furniture prices
made. Steel couches and mattress for
%. 90. Carnody d Son. s2.n