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The sun., 1904-06-12

s,ven to him. he nuss ask the dealer ~ dseIas as
point IN
F.s. B. says: The opener as,n for 49, ordsA
whSs ms,sLs s .sas ana oa Waited aS d two ensS s.
take three. even II II spolls his hand.
II the next player has not osen nepeo. Ooe
Is no rule against amending mistake N - nzD.
Der asked for. .- 81
W. L. T. says: A. player did not me ~ ~ =
esIe' one was %sff handed s . 'S him from ads go
ssd ns sheTaST he S.s dlsc.rded % es sn see snd q
ihs di.s.Ids \ was SO found nd, 2 be pss'eA's -
All bets on the hand are Oh. - the smDesessaea
In the pack was found before the pot was AcsoeA1-
taken down.
game. A has the say after three mo hAXs -
bet bet be Cannot, .s that makes N s's.1. = -
the limit. 70 play
Had some player before pun 10 -. ! ssaAA
have seen 1t and raised him tsn, aad - seA sll1s
his own comeln In The Same way. n nn1s =
the amount by which . bet may b raAssd. AoAe
total Of the bet itself.
T. r. H. wants 70 know the betssr haDd - l1D~
To- an ace and king driving three osrds; a = 40.
king, yucca, drawing Two cards' 1p
The chance OF Improvement u exactly equal ~
the average value Of the hand aftsr n ~ hsn
drawn 70 Is about equal 10 pair OF dsuosA 1hsD
may be some moral effect In the two-osxd 1sV =
4 bun Is 10 follow. .ep -
Pinoehie. A. d. says: has ~ oa sAs ssss ssd
turns dig. He calls out, but tnslssa - hAe Vi
lead nIst and plays trump ace. moldtn9 aGh0D
kings which puts aim out Which wins.
, The turned dix has the hrs count In two-hanA
so A was ou, the moment he turned II. -
" .o0s w ays In four hand ss si1s q sr.nps
ten snd small ones bets he mus, play tho -
- beat the card led -
There IA no rule that player must beat ~ cas1
led II Is already beaten. The rule 10 ma playsf
must wtn the trick Il he can. The ace ha1na 6svs1
| second hand. this Is impossible. and Third nAH
cen play any trump he pleassA
The sun., 1904-06-12

Chief Judge Alton B. ParksrS address to
the graduates Of the Albany Law School
did not please the Ambulance Chasing Brig
ade who infest the courts Of New York city.
Judge Parker said:
Il would like to impress upon you that
reputation IL worth moro to the lawyer than
money to bs considered . man OF irreproaoh.
able reputation Il better than to be . man Of
ability" ..-
The Roosevelt Trust y Tie NEST compact
monopoly On earth: President. vios-Prssidsnt.
United States Senate. House Of RsprossA.
tatives. Republican national convention.
Republican national committee. Indeed.
the President b spoken OF ~ the whole
cheess."
william J. Bryan, II 10 said. = . candidate
for Charles b. Distriohb seat IN the United
states Senate. Mr.. Dietrich b TO retire TO
the shades Of Hastinss on March .. 1905.
t3sorss Wilbur P eek, Governor Of Wlseoa-
sin from 1891 to 1895. but better known -
,f Pscks Sun, will In Ill probability be sgslA
nominated By the Demoorats for 0ovsrnoe.
Tho Republicans now have two tacksee
IN the hsld, one headed By The present 0ov.
srnor. Robert n. La Follstts. and the other
beaded BY Samuel A. Cook.
Cook, has the support OF the two United
States Senators. John G. Spoonsr and Joseph
Very Quarlss, Postmastsr-usnsral Henry
G. Payne and Representative Joseph Weeks
Babcock, chairman Of the Republican ns-
tional Congressional campaign committee.
In Frsnoh La Follette means the little
fool, or something very much like It.
Tho funny fellows now speak Of the national
Republican party ~ the Roosevelt Aid Society.
Commenting on the efforts Of Senator
EdRar T. Bracket Of Saratoga Springs to
succeed Supreme Court Justice Martin L.
Slower Of Amsterdam Q year from this fall,
the Utica Observer says:
Bracket the friend and protector Of
Richard Canfeld. the man who mnde II pos
sible for Canields gambling house at Sara
toga to remain open when all Others were
forced to close-this man Bracket on the
bench Of the Supreme Court? Eeveri The
judiciary Of the State cannot be kept at too
high level. II is bad enough when men like
Warren B. Hooker are tolerated there. 1t 70
enough OF q disgrace to the bench to be OBLIGED
Of decency as to persist In exercising his
judicial functions when serious charges
are pending against him The disgrace
must not be augmented by the elevation TO
the bench Of a man who 10 the friend and
protector Of o notorious gambler"
Charles 8. Deneen. the Republican can
djdnte for Governor Of Illinois, y Il years Of
arc. a lawyer. and has won distinction In
the prosecution OF political and other criminals
q District Attorney.
The sun., 1904-06-12
BsiA' Sick.
FSom Harpsr's Nsnihlv.

EvVHt 1OVDST AOVIV<6s
WAeu I an ssollv sick abed
II Isn't Sver any fua.
feel IN Achy In my head
An hate 70 take my medisun.
IN sheets get stickyish an hot.
But ] Am not allowed 70 kick
'Em Oh. Or read. or talk . lot
When ! Am s1ck.
hate for an the FOLKS about
To oome an Pat me % 10 face
An say, Poor childj You1l Soea b out,"
An ttptos an aYodnd tn place.
They 20 when pretend 10 Be
Asleep-I do it tor . trick:
don't l(ks folks 20 pity me
When ] am sick.
Ny mothsr's ain'rvm-I don't ears
II che sits By me ones q tWioe
An. saye. Poor boz. A. smootAa ny hair;
They bring warm sQuushy things 70 me
For meals, an mako me eat EN- quick.
I'm mis'Yuble - can be
When am sick.
BuRonss JoEsssR.
The sun., 1904-06-12
POLITICAL NOTES

william A. Bmyth. editor. banker. post
master Of Owego. Tioga county. has JUS
received q handsome out glass puhchboWl
from tho members Of the Republican Editorial
Association Of New York State - . testimonial
Of their appreciation Of the manner In which
he has DISCHARGED the duties Of prsoadenb
Of the organization during the past year.
Indiana Republicans are ohagrinsd and
Of james Noble Tyner. The Presidsnt's
friends admit that hs will lose many Re.
publican, votes In the State because Of the
unhappy affair.
Alexander Hamilton, nrst Secretary Of the
Treasury. died 100 ysars ago ON July ~. iool.
Several New Yorkers contemplate . centenary
memorial seryios In honor Of the name and
fame Of Hamilton.
d. Secretary CoFtslyou OF the Department of
Commerce and Labor announces that II costs
Just S7.s7 . year for each man. woman and
child In the Unitsd States to run the Govern
nasnt, - against $3.50 for Canada. ee.4S for
the German Empire. ts.Sa for Sweden. 90
for Spain, t,l.AS for Portugal. 1ii.lo for the
Netherlands. Si7. ~ for Cuba; oi3.eo for ArSen-
tina, >ll.37- for Austria. Hungary. ei7.oo for
Paraguay, $40 for Belgium. ei7N for
France, S1i 30 for the United Kingdom, S97eo
for Australia and Sss.ss for New Zealand.
"a Why 1s IL thst The Democratic party =
atways pictured - jaoksssf
1It 10 oentsndsd that bugs viii cost the
United States moro the year than politlcians.
Hsrs, for instance. h . table Giving the ssti-
mated destruction done by the bugs In this
year OF our Lord:
The sun., 1904-06-12

Nov. watchman. tell Us Of the night
And Of the morning. too.
what means this most unholy sight
That late has met our view!
And virtue wAxeth pale.
While In aIluring. modern shape
Temptation comes-by ran.
Ho. Waterman. tell the truth. ws say.
And ease our troubled brains-
Old Asoury Parks gone wrong. to-day
They're running Sunday trainsi
LUnAMA ". SnnLD0u.
The sun., 1904-06-12
4 Memory.

A Memory.
They sat bsaoatA tree
He % log. and She
fcaensd surprise aad turned my eyes.
nd nos meaa 70 see.
sad fsts--they heard ne nos.
50 mossy was the spet:
some words were said-I turned ny hs4A-
heard but sooa fefeee.
Nov % vhess'ss ! may
III seer forget the DAY
whea hiss ssd vee1 ~ - hsos1
AID hurse1 - ~ wag.
LgaAaA ". au2Deu.
The sun., 1904-06-12

Three warships ran Into
Some son OF muss.
And blew themselves up With
A horrible fuss.
-Russ,aa ships,-
ssss sss, y: s:r: :'R:; 5R:p.,-
said the Russ.
Ten ,housan4 brsys soldiers
Caught. kiiied and destroyed
Lake rodents IN traps.
-Is:s 5I3,:ss ,Ss S:'i ss:.' s:e'''
"sSs'sss ss;s 4. a.. S:r;..
n: e:.s... :eys. q 1,.o,,.,sss s,ns Eng was
A's;: Is. /; 81 y Gss ssss ;:.s'a ~ s,u.A.n:.
cnsd ne !s,s;
SAID the Ruasiaa.
In tas hil,s Of whsns Dss pa
t0o look q yonr maps,
surrender their traps.
-.rvasns us.-
said the Russ.
By "Tvaa your chaps"
Said the Japs."
So the scrap
And the russ
~rWtxt ths jap
And the RvR
Seema 70 me
Just TO be
mere matter Of nAught:
Some ones killed. home ones caught:
Then the question arises,
WHO sprung the suTprises.-
And many surmises
Are made by the folks
Who think war news but Jokes.
Somebody eets whipped
nonentity:
Much hinges upon
His Identity.
The sun., 1904-06-12
4 ReAoonlnR Trait.

Frows tn Nsv osIssns Ttmss .Dsmncvat.
He wss a ancient ceAnibal chief.
Who sts everything from man 10 beef:
And though be Was wicked - SIN. In brief
One good trait stood In bold relief
He was very fond OF children!
The psopls Who knew him always had
10 admit ho couldn't be wholly bed.
Though he sWore that man was better th1A shAd
And wouldn't have dinched at eAtihg his dad
He Was very fond Of children!
A traveller Twas who told me the tale
tHe oorresponded With him BY mAtD
And be swor0 that the chief did seldom fail
On uYchin eroiled hlwlelf 10 regAle-
He was very fond oi childfen! .
The sun., 1904-06-12
" Ne Misty"

From ~ Nsv OrissHs Ttmss -DsWsowse.
why. Uncle Aaroni Tell me what
Disease within the baek you've eotl
You stooD and halt each stop And ~
Replies NTH learned solemnlty.
Aneths. dsy. swhs. ~ yeT. he'd
About the byoWf" He With . Wise
~ DE mis'ry,-
Or saIl another: pray diseioss
What malAdy OF limb and toea
Makes you sWAthe them In raGst Win alI
OF knowledge full. hear him declare;
And % ON through them all: - lack =
or nsne has hS tor eeoh attach:
In heed OF leg or back or hoAft,
DE mis'ryt'
OF oourss. vsrs hs In scsacs skiElsd
He'd know hls AEod frame VAA hue4
With Latin things, both long and sAofe
Instead Of that. hb Sois report
bless innooencsi Aud who. unk1lA.
Would mr. the veil from o6 bis mind.
A thousand modern ms would show
Ds nis'ui-
The sun., 1904-06-12
DANCING ACADEMIA ~
HARVARD ACADEMY,
MISS McCA8E'

Dancing School. III, ia ~ W. - -
Private and class leasons daily. Open Al UuDg
The sun., 1904-06-12

proclamasasu Of the PrsAdsnt Designating . day
Of thahksGivins ouly makes II legal holiday for
the passhos OF Columbia and the Territories and In
those states which provide By law for It.
r.:e.ss your jedsnens IN sSsl matters. yil yoS
Ssv:l:, 70 ' Ia your opinion. I: Si; .s.:s,Risss;
-van,,y Fa,r But II 10 merely IN opinion.
s sone 4 Nsv
spt ssIa.s a S.soa' S ii, Seoi 70 ., e s :ss
Yrssoh Sssmsn 10 Boston sy eitisens ei TIA, town.
"a - "a asy' later ~ chAr'e''on' s. c. both In
No American historian. % far q have. been able
sh q e siss. sssss ::cs ::z % '0. ~
e g: Sssl:s
so.s .ss. s @ ssrs snd & E.s.sss..s W Me- e
e.s ~ssS s g "a
'.eS .T ;SS. 10. ds:p ss
The Boston incident amounted 70 little moro
than . street brawi In which enc French ofncer
vas unfortunately killed. Public disappulntmsus
vas keen a The failure Of D'Estaing andths French
asss aad forces TO coopeYste WITH our mon either
q - o. b The Aeid. DEstaing took his ncet 70
Dossea - rsat md On board were 400 Preach
sesditss. TAsr pfsesacs In besssn IVES . source
sf irEttssoa v the people. who thought thsy might
havs bssa lsft n Rhods Island 70 DO little nghting
Asses IL bfaviias and the unfortunate inctdsas
nsausasd ConGrsss ed The Commander In.
Colsf d3A I'll shas could b doas 70 sooshs
~ WssnAsl feernss Of the Preach eAesrs. hat
tAsrs sAsslA b - Aissurbanes sf ~ eordialisy
bseVssa ths tSo 0svsnasass. So -Schbasrs
poDuaag HtDeogY q Ne Uulee1 OoasoAs Vea III.
The sun., 1904-06-12

In Frsnoh La Follette means the uttls
fool. or something very much like II.
The sun., 1904-06-12

who Was tho Governor OF Louis Ky. IN ms
youth, Instead Of sliminsti from the mind
Of his charge all faint Of superstition. made
it Z point 70 entertain him almost exclusively
With stories Of ghosts. These early impress
sions we're never etiaosd from the En- m,sSmory emory
30 xss at the. mercy Of any chariatan ,Tho
could arouse his Interest through the medium
Of pretended supernatural manifest At ions.
Among the stories that in his youth had the
riStpr Dumss. Fifty years attsr, the disap-
pe1fanoe Of Dumas, the King. at the instance
of that genius Of charlatanis the so-called
Count de st. 6ermain, determined, even II
Il Was necessary to demolish the house, to
discover the means by which Dumas had
vanished from the room where & he vas ao- 40
tSntion he summoned the lieutenant Of police.
search. The authenticity OF what followed
is lttested by the official reports OF the police.
Adopts were employed. who after careful ex-
animation OF the observatory discovered .
concealed movable trap In the floor which
led by what was called an escdlier-d-ris to
subterranean room. where among number
Of astronomical Instruments. astrological
charts and chemical apparatus was the
skeleton OF Dumas completely clothed; 1t
was lying upon the ground. by it, side a
broken agate. cup and a glass or crystal bottle
discovered the sediment OF a preparation OF
opium.
Many menors Of the period treat Of the
"afoire Dvmas" as unauestonable truth. In
most cases the real facts are highly embel-
Hshed and mainly ina ginative. The incident
a. related fbove 10 condensed from the official
archives Of the police Of Paris.
The sun., 1904-06-12
PAHACBAs FOR IRISH ILLS.
sEUMAS M.MANUS ON TEE LATEST
EXPERIMENT..

aseass Piunkets Hurt by Knishthssd and
M Dsst-0tandish O'Grady Wants
"Angie-Celp Used Instead OF "Ahgie-
sexsu''-The Great Land Act HsitiAs.
sr Horace Plunkett b not 10 popular .
nan in ireland a. was Horace Phnkett.
Aitsr tie King inflicted knighthood on him
ho rose up q smaller man.
People said that 1t was some Of his enemies
that induced the King to knight him. Let
Il have besn unwittingly or otherwise.
h was truly unfriendly act.
Then, too, It must be supposed that 1t was
Q secret enemy who induced him to write
the book which he recently published about
ireland. In this book he handles tho
Catholic Church and the Catholic religion
Without gloves,
He says that the impeachment which
hampers the Istsh people and stays their
progress u their religion. This 10 right
bold statement TO mako. surely, In Ireland.
ons might easily conceive Of his being
knightsd for the courage displayed hero.
Personally admire his daring. He has
gone up in my opinion therefor.
His statement is anusingly erroneous,
but there is not any doubt Of the sincerity
Of belief that prompted 1t and Of tho spirit
that perved him to pen 1t. He 10 the most
heartily abused man In Ireland to-day and
b being kicked and cuffed around the Land
even by many that were among his
heartiest and best supporters.
From . politio point Of view, the book Il
n bi1 mistake on his part,
The daily tribune., 1904-09-30
Beautiful Women.

Plump checks. flushed with the soft
glow Of health and . purs complex
Ion. make all women beautiful. Take
small dose Of Herbine after each
meal; It will prevent constipation
and help digest what you have eaten.
600. Mn. Vim. n. Stroud, Midlo.
THAN, Texas, writes. May 81, 1901 !:
I'VE have used Herbine in our family
for eight yesrs and found it the best
medicine We ever used for oonstipa-
tion, Bilious fever and malaria. !"
Sold by A. A. Hull and Florence
Palace Pharmacy.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-30

No. l-PaatAe coast Ilnits<
fro0 Deavse nd saAtssz
eounaeefons ------.
No. 3-Atlaxsie eoast limit
ID, from California and
WeetAga points
No. 1Paei0e soast expires
fruGn U0Voe- ----.-.-.....
No. t-AtlAntic cnast s1
peess from California am
western po1n0- 0-..-....---,
No. o.I1tAnaroonA6no = ia.
nnl1p6 fn6ln Deasst -
ooQ11eD aGAn1011en6. -
No. @TfaAa-ooatine q { .
lslnAtoA. fkO0 CA1tDoenta
aAA,vestaaa ps6ats...---.
NH,.Rse.sr sad ca.o'
No. N-U1nca ctsy AZ
Danvee x1yae-
No. HCoaoeado kxpssel
fFQ0 OQAVoe. .......--...
'S3;s:::::'::.::s ,S:;:::s S;sis:'
291l.->>..---.--. .--....-'
The daily tribune., 1904-09-30
Sour Stomach.

When the quantity Of food taken
= too large or the quality too rich.
1eaf stomach Il likely TO follow. and
especially - II the digestion has bssn
wsaksnsd BY constipation. eat slow.
y I'D not TOO freely Of easily digest
u food. Nastinata the food thorough
". Lst nvs hears slapss bstween
nsals and whsn Jon 1sel . fullnsss
~ weight ii the region Of tho
.anaaoh aftsr eating. tske Chanbsr-
1ntn's Stomach and Liver Tablets and
~ soar stonseA nav b avoided.
i 81 81 - ~ ~ dzaggisee
The daily tribune., 1904-09-30
Denver s RIO Gsande Railway.
@. T. MEEzEL. Agent.
ARRIVE DEPAx1

lRRIvE DEPAk1
TN pm sn pn
II :is a. msa.
iM a {. iM !.
sa..s...
ns,,.nM,.
go q - ga AZ
$50 80 s0p.
l3Al D = nAl -
sNsr 'D..
s% nuaAss
The daily tribune., 1904-09-30

The Missouri Pacific has given
notice that all tickets reading beyond
81 Louis will permit stop.over ~ St.
Louis Of ten days, to enable purchaser
to visit the Worlds fair. Also. all
tickets TO st. Louis will permit stop.
over At Kansas City. Of not to exceed
ten days on depositins ticket. and ON
pay msnt Of Tee Of o1.00. II
The daily tribune., 1904-09-30

That Colorado Springs and Denver
wsrs the only oities which they had
sean On their trip. In which they
woald care to permanently reside. was
tbs opinion expressed BY many Of the
Knishts Templara. returning from tire
oonclavs At San Francisco. Unfortu-
natsly they passed through Florence
in the night.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-30

An Eastern subscriber writes the
Tribune for Its unbiased opinion Of
the outcome Of the Colorado cam-
psigr. Being m independent paper
and not much Of campaign liar. oon-
olusion cannot be reached from = few
isolatsd examples.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-30
Hs Sold Piles Chamberlaln's Cough
Remedy.

have sold Chamberlain Cough
Remedy for more than twenty years
and 1t hes given entire satisfaction. I
have sold pile Of it and can recon.
mend 1t highly. Joseph McEihipey.
Linton, Iowa. You will find this
remedy . good friend when troubled
with . cough or cold. Il always
Affords quick relief and 10 pleasant to
take. For sale BY all druggists.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-30
mAKeo woeK HAslsR.
glss,ses Pssp,s Are pasassd -
Lam usv b r De-.

B's pssesy hasa - a11saA - Astsss
WsAA . ssssAnsely ashias bash;
WtsA ssssytsa) )sstsary Aissras,.
psas's Ki1nsy Pills Daks vosk sasiss
1hsy eass haekaeAas
Thsy sszs svssy kiAssy Ill.
o. n. white. employed = tbs Usis.
II OIL o.. livina o Pixies Peak
Ave.. ayss "Dos.'s Kidney Pilis
sss - invslasbls nsdiciss asd have
10 the slighssst bssssasios IN asssrt-
Ing that II u 10 gives . trial By any
oss snaoysd with kidney oemplaiss in
any form ttsy viii not b d.asppotnt-
I'd IN shs Tssslts. Bubjsct to back
ashs and kidney complaint fos dx
or ssvsu years. soDe OF the ATTACKS
bsin9 - severe thas ] Was soopslls1
70 lay OF work. 1t Lest I went % ".
J. Daniels drug store for Doass' Kid.
ney Pills during an aggravated attack.
After few days treatment the lame.
mes and aching in my back disappear.
3D. In my opinion Doan's Kidney
Pills cannot be equalad.
For sale by all dealers Prioe 50
csuts. Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
N. T.. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan s--and
take no other. % d
The daily tribune., 1904-09-30
OUTLOOK Fur cEnlRAL TRADE


Coldsr weather. Or. Dees ssfscsIy
spaakips. Ans sutsnn weather. he's
$500 - . seinulant 70 ssssfal ssa6s.
Nor n IL iucfeaes coaAnsd 70 rstaii
lines. q the effect rs bees felt in
vhelssals circles In tns larger cttiss
The bsttssnsst. however. 10 70 -
explained spoa other grousds. While
the cold weather has bssn qsiss i'm
porsnt there hes been developed .
bsttsr feeling on account Of crop con-
ditions.
IL NAV b. said that the great ,rops
ere safs. Soms damage may yet re-
salt TO the corn srop through . black
frost approachins . freeze. bus the
damage would Be more In the nature
Of . deterioration In quality rather
than . decrease in quantity. For
that reason We may say the harvests
are practically ended. The yield in
financial way will mot b much. II
any. below the returns OF some Of the
great years. Coru statisticians are
widely apart In their estimates. but
the consensus Of opinion seems TO
point 70 good crop. though no re-
cord breaker.
A snort summary Of crop oondi
tious is enough 10 show that there
should be no dullneas In trade during
the late fall and winter. Tho thre
great crops Of wheat. corn and oats
win b. greater than in any previou
year. Tho year wAs 1901 A. the
prices ars better than fair. perhaps
bstssr than the average Of = series Of
years, the agricultural classes arc
going to have . surplus Of money
for spending purposes. This will
increase the currents Of trade from
ths littls springs through creeks and
rivers, even 70 the sea. Wealth
comss from the soil. and tie soil has
not BEEN derelict.
In speculative circles nothing new
has developed. AZ matter Of faot
the general public u taking no part
II the game. Tho professional Gle.
msnt changes the prices Of securities
by small fractions from day 70 day.
bet thsrs IL nothing 70 show . biz
ball or bsar movement. Somethins
q that nature may develop whom the
tids Of uonay starts Eastward but moi
bsters.
Manufacturers are more hopsful.
II all probability thsre are fewer idle
wheels at this time than for any
months. and the new activity 10 moi
confined 70 any ~ line. Prices An
we'll maintained. - ruls, and nov
ssdsa are coming In. In all direo
tsoas the outlook ID quite favorable
for . prospsros wintsr. -Cincinnasi
The daily tribune., 1904-09-30

Chicago or St. Louis and Return
Wis Union Pacific 1t very low rates.
Tickets on sale until Sept. 50. inclu.
sive; fnAl return limit Oct. 81.
It can be arranged to have tickets
70 st. Louis road going via Kansas
City. returning via Omaha. or vice
versa.
Tickets TO Chicago can read via
st. Louis in one or both directions II
desired.
stop-overs Of ten days can be had 1t
Omaha and Kansas Oity BY depositinR
tickets; NO extra charge. Similar
stop. over at st. Louis, q. 90 fee.
Union Pacific trains make the
quickest time between Denver and
Chicago and Denver and st Louis.
Write me for full particulars OF
ratee to any other points.
&. R. Grimm. Gen'l. Agent. 94l-l7tf
st., Denver.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-30

Marshal Oyama continues to insia
that the open season for Russians hs
no linitations.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-30

find nothing better for liver dc
rangement and constipation than
ChamberlAin's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. LII Andrews. Des Moines
Iowa. For sale by all druggists.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-30

Orlon waa not 70 much 70 blame
for the Liao Yang defeat n the Japs.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-30

Millinery Opening 1t the Big Store
Friday and Saturday, Sept. soth and
Oct. Let. ss-st
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-19
NINE O'CLOCK COTILLION.
\ Most Enjoyable Dance Begins Fair
Weeks Social Functions.

The social events of Fair Week be-
gan last night most charmingly with
a dance given by the Nine O'clock. Co
tillion Club in Olivia Raney Library
Hall.
1t began after the opera, the
couples having attended the splendid
presentation of Dolly Warden" at the
Academy of Music. The dance music
was rendered by Levins' Orchestra.
The Nine O'clock Cotillion Club has
for it's officers Mr. w. S. West as presi-
dent Mr.. A. p. Baumaun as vice-pres-
ident and Mr.. Graham H. Andrews as
secretary-treasurer ana leader. With
these gentlemen in charge the dance
was a most delightful one.
1t was led by Mr.. Graham a. An
drews who danced with Miss Melissa
Payne, of Norfolk, and in the german
a number of most beautiful figures
We're given. Among the couples
dacing were: Mrs. w. B. Jones with
Mr.. w. b. Jones, Miss Mabel Young
with w. w. Robarbs, Miss Belle Pes
cud with Mr. w. y. Graham, Jr., Miss
Vivilene Strong with Mr.. Frank Hay
wood, Miss Rosa Battle with DR.. r. Il.
Ferebee, Miss Nettie Dockery with Mr..
w. w. Vass Miss Mary Andrews with
Mr.. A. d. Morrison Miss Frances Jones
with Mr.. A. P. Baumaun, Miss Sudie
Johnson with Mr.. w. II. King, Miss
Florence Jones with Mr.. r. c. Hover
son, Miss Mary Thompson with Mr..
Stedman Thompson, Miss Susie Mar
shall with Mr.. Sherwood Haywood,
Mrs Alex Cooper, of Henderson. with
Mr. r. l.. Lassiter, Miss Marguerite
Crow with Mr.. G. B. Crowell.
Among the stays present were Hon.
Joseph T. Tayloe, Chief Marshal of the
State Fair, Mr.. Norman H. Johnson.
of Burlington Mr.. L. D.. Midyette and
Mr.. F. j. Guilford. of Beaufort county.
Mr. Albert Cox of Pitt county.