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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-18
CHILDREN POISONED.

Many children are poisoned and
made nervous and weak, If not kill
ed outright, by mothers giving them
cough syrups containing opiates
Foley's Honey and Tar is "A safe
and certain remedy for coughs.
Group and lung trouble, and is the
only prominent cough medicine that
contains no opiates or other poisons.
Sold by b. w. Fearis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-18

Tonight auI Tuesday increasing
r.pudIuess and probably rain
warmer
saturday, max. en-, min. "a.
sunday, max 10, min. ~
G.. u. LONOsEKRE.
ObseTvpT
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-18
Rev. Carlisle p. b. Martin. LID.

Rev. Carlisle r. Il. Martin, LID.
Waverly. Texas, writes; "Of n
morning, when frst rising, often
fnd a troublesome collection Of
phlegm, which produces n cough,
and Ia very hard TO dislodge: hut n
small quantity OF Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup will ut once dlslodge
~, ard the .-e:a1!!S - -~s4. s.y-
OF no medicine that is equal to 1t,
and IL 10 so pleasant to take. can
most cordially recommend IL %
all persons needing q medicine for
throat or lung troubles. Prices
DC. SOC. 81 bottle at Hood 4 Mar
tins.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-18

Sheriff J p. Minnick and wife
returned Saturday night from Mar
Tin where they spent two or three
weeks. Mr.. Miuntck is considera-
bly, improved but is not yet fully re-
covered
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-18

The city executive committee is
called TO meet in the Office OF Spencer
a Chapman at . O'Clock Wednesday
morning. Every member Of the
committee is urged to be present
The following gentlemen compose
the committees Ward No. I. n. d
McCombs, J X. Cauthsn: Ward No
p George Pearson, A Lasswell /.
Ward No. ), Tom Spencer, J w.
Singleton.
J r. Strickland. Chairman.
Perry Robertson, Secretary.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-18

j. displayed by many a man EN-
during pains Of accidental cuts,
wounds, bruises, burns soAlds, sore
feet or stu joints Hut there's no
need for u. Baeklen's AFnicA salxe
Will xiii the pain and cure the trau-
bic It's the best salve on earth for
piles, too, 21e, NJ Thomas A
NJ GORE. druggists
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-18
A LEE AT SAKE

II you but knew the splendid merit
OF Foley's Honey aud Tar you
would never be- without It., A dose
or two will prevent an attack Of
pneumonia or la grippe II may
save your life. Sold by Il. w
FeAris
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-18

A neglected. cough or cold may
lead Co. serious bronchial or lung
Troubles. Don't take chances when
Foley's Honey aud Tar affords per
feet security from serious effects Of
r. cold sold By r. w Fearis
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-18
To Cure a Cold in one Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets All druggists refund the
money If 10 fails to cure r.. w.
Groves signature is on each box.
2lc
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-18

O. A. Finley, commander Camp
Winnie Davis, United Confederate
Veterans, announces that services
10 the honor of Gen. Gordon wtil be
held ia the First baptist church next
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock The
Daughters Of the Confsderacy have
been invited 10 take part Ia the ex-
eFctses A cordial Invitation Is ex.
tended the public TO attend,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-18

Remember the Sleeper Grain Com-
pany when Ia need Of any kind 81
feed. We have the best McAlistsr
coal. Sleeper Grain 90. n
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-18

Pnoumonis and La Grippe.
Coughs cured quickly by Foley's
Honey and Tar. Refuse substi.
tutes. sold by H. w Fearis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15

prayer was a model of simplicity, direct
ness, HUMILITY, and faith. In IT he acltnoW-
siedged the might Of tho Lord, coiiiessing
WITHOUT the help of men, thereby g :! 81, !.
aathss WITH nSss e %sSip 4 e sTsd
might easily DO rendered. aIIelp u.s.
he cried Implying that the army pro
p RS. to t'gt bnt only With Dly ,ns
hama % e ag aslr eh this ee anultitude
These, were he pions ,ltterances OF the
good King He proposed TO act, for G 3, q
and added Lot no man prevail q, gain rs
another David. The result was g conl--
{plcto victory, whose glory is ascribcd 10
God by the inspired penman. Tile Lord
smote tho Etliophns, and they fed \,
True. tho bow and the spear We're u n tno
min, hut there was another hand, all ln-
seen that conducted the battle. IA
!, uAihIlAFY - irl lessor, presents IS an
o q chrisf It's 9i ral es hsnI good heart
one {tliatSwas loyal to God. p II 0 destroys
al forms oIf,w,orshlp eySce1pt that Je
itains. lie \ Introduces time-honored. but
neglected laws, customs and manners.
all designed for he public, good. Mani
fold blessings follow with Astounding
the general feeling OF content are used
in providing the comforts and defenses
which shall prepare for emerg les. An
army Is equipped to meet and overcome
adrersaries.s N nd when at length the foe.
appears he Is mot III force, but before the
trust IS expressed iii the sovcr gn OF the
word. Piety, plenty protection. prayer,
these are the conditions, and glorious
victory Is tho result. Perhaps this fis not
in all respects an idealffor modern times.
Eliminate tho king and inaugurate the
president, and the description would be
nearly complete for the best day Of our
own republic. M What We need lrst Is \ a.
revival Of religion our chief men pro-
noting it. Then will come all material
good. Then ought We to prepare for days
of evil. And then ought yo with trust
in God to meet Olir3foes and conquer. ii 5&
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Pronertv Transfers.

Richmond: Milton Dudl trustee, 70 , TO- o.,
land D. Harlow 16 feet on norm r.1r sac s'oota
Street. 81 feet west OF Norton. s2lb; az.
T Scnu FOX to Ami M. wire OF ,Jh t Z, -
Walsh, liza feet on cast sdo pllth p re y
"g Thomas p q !, iIensfaw to James IT. =, nto %
lTayor' 10 feet on FRANKLIN Street. nortl ast
corner ,rwenty-slxtt.$ $500 ,l. !, ;, y,
c,o oSr1 stora =; ompeany, personally
800. 5 Y 3Ss . Z. {, Y. r. edrord ana
Maggie IL and 1sIGais socon aE q rest
ELLIS, Jr. 26 feet on east sG oe y
between Clay and lie gh, sl,evV +, IA ateli
Virginia Packing COMPANY s ,,,e Main 81 rect
ss f's n %nn s sseet s
j. Fenton Taylor h = rse
trustee 40 1-8 feet on ~ 81 slue
between Marshall ard Clay, s6,vv nn,e q and
Arnold Wagner aI2d wife 70 O. q aiGa
gty-seyenth Street, 1ss feet south q Le's'''
enrico, Thomas HI arrand snd wife to w
Il. Weber. 33 feet on south hle sSo y
Street, 26t feet east of Church. WV WV Y.
6JsJsdrnund S. Read and wife 20 te eitI - x
Ftiiusgow, lots II 10 10, block q, sectloll y,
Hanry Al. Weber to ~. I. Weber, 20 III.
feet on s Street, southwest CORN theh'yr
Same q nterest y on n
youth side National Street ?s97 feat ea t. =
Church, 500. Il "a IL n agsss "a asg fg 4s
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DARTMOUTH NEWS.
and Mra. NJohn TIfYnny. ot Waahingtol

Mr.. and Mrs John tiffany. OF Washington.
Mrs. +. W. u. CHI Christian ana little daughter
are visiting the former 8 mother OF Essex
county. who Is quite sick. fs 8ts5s ..FFsS48S
a Mr.. Percy Elliton has returned from de-
3llghtful visit to relatives at Alton. VS. y
Tfi Mrs. Peachys McDowell + ignor, who has been
III several weeks With feyer is cent
is visiting her sister. Mrs. James chiles' on
Twenty second Street ...s,si .}&
Miss f Minnie Ieake, OF Charlottesville, Is
visiting Mrs. c. 4 %. & Brown.
Mrs. I 4. Il q. Wright and little son. Harry.
have e T returned ed TO their home in Lynchburg.
Z. Mrs sh John ohm 8. Same, Of Knnosa. WIS., Is
tho guest OF her sster-in-law, Mrs Carrie
Bernard Gallagher has returned from At,
lanta, Ca, where he spent his vacation
7 The entertainment given by the Peerless
Council, Daughters Of Liberty few eve
nings ago. was a thorough success socially.
and financially. .J. &.
lotions has returned ", home after q ter
Visiting his daughter, Mrs Pollard. 4 s. s..
81 Miss Bette Bagby3 will leave soon to visit
relatives in tho country. 1, +, 3. !, .,.
home in the country. after visiting her brother,
d Miss Il Florenee Sweeney has left on q visit
A Master Lenonard Pollard is spending a part Of
his vacation with his grandmother N Hanover
county. =. !, g. =, {. Il, II 3.
social tonight in the home Of Mrs. Warren
IIobson. at No: 1919 Paramount Avenue y. i,
Miss b Mary Muire has returned from a.
visit to friends In the country:
Miss Mary Melton is visiting relatives IN
NH! Miss Morrison. Of Salem. Is visiting Mrs. n,
W. Cook. on Chelsea Hill. 4, =. y.
nrs. James chles and little !, Miss Sadie sdi,s
11inwid lie county and Petersburg. after SPEND
Ing several weeks with relatives.
~ Miss Pauline Harmon and Miss Elma Mere
3difh Will leave for a two weeks stay In tho
country in a few days, Is 4. f4., 3 81,
Mr. j. H. Kidd L. Visiting his sor and
nephew lii Roanoke Va. =
Miss Hattie yerlandar, OF Hanover county,
"a visiting her cousin, Miss Gay Lynch. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
FULTON NEWS.

"A norton Of the Mlllhlser bag factory: .whlrh
is n situated upon a piece 81 the. Mlllhissr
Dr.t j amos i. williams is being torn down
Several loads Of bricks have been PLACED e,
upon the lot and In few day. Dr.. Wii.
Mrs. Andrew Butler Ia visiting hnr ,dapghter,
Mrs. Wilson e. Rean,s. in Roanoke Ma i. a$
Ss Mrs. William CARRIER la quite sick mt her
home. on Nicholson Street, y. 7,
q Mr. Charles Seal is able 70 be out ar er
al, attack OF append !citis "A g \, 3, 4
~ MI x lexander Slider, who was called to
Fulton on account of the lln g death
Cd to Ills home In Homestead. Pa, a few
Nj Charles Eaeho I Is mIsh improved
wharf vwil fleet Tonight at Nelsen's Hall,
II Miss Josie Rogers 70 visit ~ slIeeofae
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W.. Jones, in Norfolk. Va. M ..S d
Mr.. Wesley Taylor is quite ~ at his nome nom

w. Jones, in Norfolk, Va ss. ..S5 d
Mr.. Wesley Taylor is quite ~ at ms nome no
VI Mrs lanes o.ers is visiting friends and
relatives on the nustern EAtrc. She expects to
visit Baltimore and "A lantlc CITY petoFe re-
1rhs fulton A,ptst Sunday school Will lea e Z,
this morning for West Point, where y WI
Mrs. Henry Manoie is improving after q
Z Mr.. J. r. Hicks, OF Fulton Street who
has been extremely III for several weeks " Y
Miss Miss Louise briggs has been slightly indls.
pcTGM FOUR new dwellings, recently erected on
Hopkins street BY James i'hYe
Mis- Annie Gayle is visiting at the Natural ',;
8irIe on an" w nssy sor Of Mr. Samuel y
yyaddil!, Who has been attending school !, a. a.
sLehigh University is spenaIl1ng9 MS NaS1s'o''
Mrs John W. Turner, q Marion g re MI mas
been quite sick for several n aags a, - her
home on williamsburg. Avenue. ~
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For Shinberger's Monument.

Police officers mainly of II the First Dis
trict yesterday subscribed generously to the
Shinberger monument fund. 8sj 3 55s
Among those contributing wore George w.
Epps, captain. s.; J. IT, Cox. 81; fYss< Hey,
30 cents; Louis Werner, sergeant. 81 III G. a..
Sherry, so cents; r. G. sss.uay, sergeant, 81;
WA. Tolcr. 81; y. =. l3ra:iley. 81: y. IL
Ogilyie, 81; Peterfied Vest, s.; g. Kuhn,
z, a.. Felton, 81; II. Fl. Wright. 81; ]. r..
Goodman. 81: A. 3. Duke. 81; total. s20 50.
itlonal subscriptions amounting to- $40. as fol-
lows Cash, 81; Walter c. Cottrell. 81: THAI
himer Brothers. $3.50; Il Joe Kuss, 81; Ed
81; Cash. 81; Cash. 81; Cash. 81; Caah. 81: O..
II. u Berry & CO., $40; Cans Rady Company,
SIS: Cash, 81; Cash. 81; w. s. Forbes & CO...
81: =. &P. Hulce. 81; Cash. 80 cent?; Harry
Glenn, 81; w. J. Gilman, 81; total. $780, g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
Elected Kindcrgartners.

K The school board held its regular meet
ing last night, with tho following mem
.bers present: James II. 8 Capers, chair
MAN. Charles Hutzler DR.. Moses ID
Hoge, Jr, Arthur 13. Clarke. DIR. +. w.
Stiff, w. n. Fox, superinten lent, and C.,
ap.HWalford, clerk TIT 8gj u 5i.' TIT
Miss Annie Bates resigned as kinder.
,garten supervisor and was gcl ected as a
Kindergarten drector.i Miss Mary
director. RI n j ~ II az En-
The following were elected assistant
.klndergartners: Misses Fl orencss " 81 Stew
ard, Matte G. Denny, Evelyn NJ. & Bell and
Katherine Bullock. 45 ID. gy
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A Box Social Given

45 a box social was recently given III the
home Of Miss Gay Lynch for tho benefit
OF Fairmoun Christian Church.. Quite a.
nice sum was realized and all spent O
delightful evening. q; at
lander. Gay Lynch. Lucy Nc Carly & Ora
Mitchell, x Annie Brandrick, Bessie Ver-
lander. Maggie Mitchell Cora Cooke,
Ruth Mitchell, EllaS Wright, $ Messrs.
Talley. David Nesbet, George Y erlander.i
Ben Adams, Eddie Wright, lie Miller
and Leonard Fox; Mr.. and Mrs James
and Mrs. Harvey Baker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. Cobb, Mrs.
Cordella Stewart, Mrs. bra hams Y and
Mrs Verlander and others sal5t ~ sss8yS{ssi
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AT he ca sinO.

/ The Fays are by no lneanss a on e-horsei
show. With them Is O large comp q Of
vaudeville artis Is OF standard merit The
Fay Imperial Japanese troupe consists
OF four artists fresh. from the flowerys
Kingdoms OF the Mikad o's court, and they
are.indeed clever In tile strongest sense
OF that word. OF course, all Japanese,
acts are good. but the troupe acconlpa-
nying the Fays arc said TO- surpnss any
thing heretofore presented. The two
livingstone girls, premier dams eusc and
,ncrobatic dancers, arc noted I hroughon1tt
The vaudeville world as talented. artists
and arc undoubtedly by fartllc cleNerest
,inSthcirs peculiar Inc IA <
The Galveston Disaster. .
81 a musical description Of The Galveston n
disaster OF a few years ago Is ono OF tine
features Of the number. given by steel:
Dptyand coe at tile CASING, g rush! Y, g, o.
tho waters tile shrleks of the wind anu
the sounding of5the fro alarm q re. given
The bill ~ one he most x Y II Z Il
contains only five nun hers liz made 2, w
OF hlgl.olass performers mere = as ,Mora j,
matineo for Tomorrow, ~ viii Two q liiolo
performances at4nlSllt, fSlt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
Will Have a Rathskeller.

Mr.. E. 3Iawcs Lipscomb, for the past
six years with the New Ford's and the
:Powl1atan Hotels, will to-day relinauisll
that position to engage in other employ
gment. He will be succeeded as chief
clerk Of n the owhntan by Mr. George
II. Leigh, for years connected with the
Lexington and other Richmond hotels.
Mr.. Robert F. Anderson. nigh clerk at
the Powhatan. Will retain his position
there. Under he management OF. Mr. B.
The hotel prosperi1 End
rated. i.5 Il ;553 IS s ID a. n
tt is the purpose OF the management
to inaugurate as soon as pra cticable a first
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FINE WORK DONE.
Report Of the Agent Of the s. !. r r
C. "A. Submitted Last Night. d

The report Of the agent Of the Society
mails, submitted at the meeting held at
No.. $40 p. Franklin Street last night Sin-
dictated az great deal sof excellent work
accomplished .Ss6 It Is appended :, IA S5
be cared for. Is; overloaded teams. 6;
drivers discharged for cruelty. 4 4 veteri-
nary vi lied. 4 !; mules needing collars
stopped from being wroked. 4. Total 40.
Admonition given. S.: large animals
destroyed, IS; small animals destroyed.
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Iulia,s Punishment.

Rancat Alley was the scenefo an altcrca-
ton in which Lupa Holmes and Elmorc Tay-
Tor figured. It was stated by observers that
both women We're intoxicated AT any rate.
sua 1 eaer bn,1 oye the heaa
ambulance corps sewed>up tho cuts Justice
Crutchfield fined Julia $50 yesterday and put
her under bonds for twelve months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
Ordinance Violations

Justice Crutchheld had several 4 ordi-3i
nance cases before him yesterd az, II 5s
Hannibal I.eake paid 81 for ohstructlng
tho sidewalk with his wa gon. !,
u. II. Morton was char getlY 81 for feedirs
his horse on the street. $sE
M Charles Weinbrunng had "a Q & give up ~
for falling to put Zip q light on some oh
istructlons. III & VA S az at. 51i
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Fugitive Brought Back.

# on juno 18th, q negro named Jim Bullock.
rot into row In Jackson Ward. and 1t is
alleged he fired n pistol at a retreatinG figure.
The bullet didn't 80 to the right spot. but
landed in Lewis Booker's foot Bullock Jumped
town He was arrested at Columbia and
brought back by Detective Mciahon. and
yesterday: Justice scrutchneld sent him on to
the grand jury.
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Given Twelye Months.

( Two negroes named Grafton Marshall
and tArtllllr BroWli were charged by NJ
r.. Jacobs with king In his show case
on tho night Of Juno 25thfnnd taking sew
eral pistols, The detectives got after.
them, AND, -they were finally landed and
given twelve months yesterday by Justice
Crlitch1cld jf it sil9 TX M
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Merchants Bank Helps,

day forwarded It's check for 500 to Gov
ernor Montague to be applied 70 The
completion, of tho Virginia ullding IA
st. Louis S&&8i N 8i ssys
The Governor made grateful acknow--
ledgment and sent the check 70 COM
missioner ISoincr, who IS hlo w at y q,
llhuis. 5 ~ sy $@38
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Passed Through Town.

Mr.. Nv 5, Med oIgell and Miss Alyne.8
his dalghterr were In Richm1nd yes teri
day ON heir wa 1t os y atnrnl ,E3rlage. NO.
.prietor 81 the ella dstone, at Norfolk; Il he
goes tn Natural Bridge to attend me
meeting OF tho hotel men. S
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Arrives al Gibraltar.

Mr. Edward Gallagher. % Al nsheste l.,3
engineer. on the United SIC te e 81, q user
He is enjoying excelleIt healt y and had
flna YONA Y g CNer. p 80
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Committees To-day. tSs
The following important eommlttees
and night. vi M & . 4, !,
Local Assessments, 8 so'slocK-
The daily tribune., 1904-03-30

The sociological department Of the
Colorado Fuel and IroL company,
whose immense steel plant at Pueblo
has made that city renowned as the
"Pittsburg of the West" is one Of
tho most remark able and extensive
sUUinr-SIfuusuriaic cApcrrrrsu.svv-e,S---
dertaken. 1t has proven highly sue.
cessful and has twenty.thr kinder
gartens in full operation, besides it,
schools. cooking and sewing clubs and
literary societies. The company
Issues . regular monthly publication.
entitled Camp and Plant" and GOV.
ering its work from scientific stand.
point.
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Are You Looking

for the finest, fastest train service
between Florence ana Chicago aud all
points east? We have it in connec.
tion with d. and r. G. The Chicago
Union Pacific and Northwestern line
operates two crack daily trains Den
yer to Chicago. without change. Pull
man cars, Buffet smoking and library
cars. free reclining chair cars, dining
cars. tourist sleeping cars through
from Florence twice weekly. Ask
your agent or write d. H. Hoops,
general agent. Denver. tt
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Stop! stopl

Ladies' you eau not afford to pass
our store now without stopping
Come In and sas what excellent things
we are Offering at little prices.
New line Of wash goods Ginghams,
Challies. Mulls. VoiIes. Vestipes =
the very latest effects in all spring
goods. You should by all means
examine the new line of belts in
satin crushed leather. etc. Ask to
see those 25c wrist bags. A new line
Of shirt waist sets the very latest.
Just in.
Our reputation for carrying the best
line Of Dry Goods remain unchal.eng-
ed. THE BOSTON STORE.
1926 Jack Bros. Props
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FUR FLEW AHD rEArHERs,
Csystss, Jaekrabbits, Bob Cats and
Such, DO q Few Stunts and
Land IN the Soup.

Er.nk Rsby and Gsorss Rsddick
got back from Bsca county yesterday
and report hunting there quite the
greatest ever. Mr.. Ruby owns .
large ranch in Bsca county and =
couple Of weeks ago concluded TO go
over and get few coyote pelis to
hang on his barb wire fence TO keep
chicken.hawks from running amuck
Of his Bun Cochins. He took Bess
the old coyose hound along and picked
up the balance Of the pack at the
ranch. The brAyias Of = pack OF
hounds 10 sublimated foolishness to
the average individual but rsptufous
music to the ear of an old hunter.
Listen to the heavenly music. said
an old hunter to the minister who
accompanied him on = chase as the
pack struck . new trail aud howled
vociferously. ~ can't hear anything
for those damed dogs replied the
gent Of the cloth. oh, yes. there II
nothing like the bark Of dog to the
sportsman. unless il is more bark.
Messrs. Ruby and Ruddick made 4
sort of coup ON the wild beasts near
the Ruby ranch and Drought 'em In
sort of lamb like 10 the slaughter.
Here's the murderous looking rec
ord for two weeks as the dingbatter
jotted 1t down lest he forget:
Five coyotes. seventeen jackrabbits
up to first week. when record sheet
was used for gun wadding.
One Bob cat. weight 23 pounds.
will be stuffed and exhibited at st.
Louis fair.
Enough ducks were bagged to
supply food for the two weeks and
stuff three feather beds.
Two hunters tried and true,
Went down to old Baca
The fur loosened and feathers flew,
They pitted game with pellets new.
And circled round when coyote 'riz'
And pied his frame with shot. Gee
Whiz!"
The gentle zephyrs over there are
laden with fur.
The rancher bats his eagle eye
A--a-~~t-.s.t. A tho rs.hhit- hair
And muses. "Its in the air.
Down in old Baca.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-30

Scientists from all over the world
have turned their attention to Colo.
rado in their search for metals which
display radio active qualities. Pitch
blende, uranium and carnotite exist
in large quantities in the Centennial
state and from each OF these radium
hiss been obtained. One hundred
pounds Of Colorado pitchbiende have
been sent to Professor Curis and wife
In Psris---ths scientists who discover.
cd radium and gave it its name.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-30
Colonist Rates.

To points in Idaho, Montana. Ore
gon, Washington and California, daily
from March LIST to April Both. 1904 in
elusive, via D. and h. G.. and its
connections. Don't fail to avail
yourself of these low rates.
Ono way rate $25 to Los Angeles and
other points in California via Rio
Grande and connections, daily March
lst to April 30th 1904. Liberal stop
oyer privileges
Portland Oregon $25.O via Rio
Grande and connections, daily March
LIST to April 3Oth. 1904 See
G. T. Menzel. Agent.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-30
Stomach Trouble.

II have been troubled with my
stomach for the past four years, " says
d. l.. Beach of Glover Nook Farm.
Greenfield. Mass. IA few days ago
l was induced to buy box Of Cham.
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
1 have taken part of them and feel a
great deal better - II you have any
trouble with your stomach try q box
of these Tablets. You are certain to
be pleased with the result. Price %
cents. For sale by all druggists.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-30

Mrs. W. H. Layha. Of 1901 Agnes
Ave-. Kansas City, Mo, has for sew.
eral years been troubled with severe
hoarsness and at times hard cough,
which she says. Would keep me In
doors fur days. l was prescribed for
by physlcians with no noticeable re-.
suits. A friend ga me part Of a
bottle of Cham berlain's 3 Cough Remedy
with instructions to colsely follow the
directions and wisq to state that aft
or the first day l could notice decided
change for the better. and at this
time after using it for two weeks.
navo no hesitation in saying I realize
that I am entirely cured" This
remedy 10 for sale by all druggists.