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New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
Il" STRIKE AVERTED.

were Charles A. Moore (chairman), Oscar s.
Straus and Emerson McMiin
William L. JenclIs, head of the local DIVISION
who Ia charge of the negotiations before
Grand Chief Stone arrived. said:
The Interurban company had altogether 100
much time given them TO get strike breakers
together. II ] had been managing the affair l
would have declared strike four or five days
ago. The company found il easy to get men
lust at shis time. There are many engineers
employed summer resort lines through lhe
season who are now out Of jobs and eager for
anything i'm the city. There are also Others
outside lines who anxious TO get here.
end willing 10 work for smaller wages to do SO
Il Is stipulated that onc-haf of the positions
IN the subway other than those Of engineer Will
go 20 elevated tTainmen sUitchmen tower
men and others who desire theA. This means
AZ least one hundred ana fifty places. This is
an unexpected concession 10 Mahon. for un-
devstand the subway management has already
hired enough men TO fill an OF those places.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool Sept G-saiIed steamer Aurana tBrl Dow.
New York.
Shields sept Sailed. steamer Welsh Prince tBri CouI
(fron Antwerp. New York
Worth New VorE Mongoian tBri. Surrot. NeV-YorN
Cnrisans Sent e-sailed Islani tDanp. Hahn.
New YORK.
Tank Ualldorff New York
Amsterdam Sept Arrived. steamer Prns Willem ~
tDutchi der GGoot New York via West Indies
Rouosne sent s. J m-Salled steamers Noordam
,Tmtchl Bouier from Rotterdam. Nev-No Nori;
Patricia tGer, Reezsng 'from Hamburg snd ppver>
%eN-York
Gibraltar sept Passed, steamer Iackavanua tsTl.
GRAY. New York Tor Savoua.
Perrin B-Passed steamer Verona tGsTl, pObrons.
Shanghai singapore. etc. FOR New-York
Shanghai sept Arrived steamer New Orleans tRrl.
Redmap. New York via singapore and Manila
Rio de Ia Plata. Arrived. steamer Topic ,Frl.
Rarber York for Tacaliuano.
Elitts 8 Arrived steamer Caribbee tEri
dcrs New for barbados and Demersra.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
ELEPHANTS FIGHT IN DREAMLAND
Create Panic in Restaurant and at the
Bandstand-Jealousy the Cause.

Tom and Roger, the tive elephants placed out
side OF Bostocks animal show in Dreamand for
advertising purposes. got into a fierce fight last
night and caused a panic for few minutes. The
battle due to the jealousy OF Roger the larger
OF the two animals. Tom has received the ma
Joriy Of the distributed by admirers in the
crowd, mis- size appeals most to spectators Last
night Roger seemed to become maddened suddenly.
and dashed at his companion. despite the efforts
Of the keepers.
After the tussle had continued for about FIVE
minutes, Tom, who was getting the worst Of it.
suddenly boted toward the electric tower. Roger
81 full pursuit. Among the tables of the open air
restaurant they dashed. overturning them right
and left and sending women and children scream
'ng in terror in every direction When they struck
the nandstand. Tom placed two huge feet through
The heads OF two base drums that the bandmaster
did not have time to get out OF the way.
At the tower the smaller elephant suddenly
dodged while his unwieldy pursuer hit the tower
head on disocatng OF his tusks. Then they
fell 10 fighting again. After time two keep
were able TO separate them and drive them back
20 their quarters, where the still furious Roger
scratches OF the fight were not serious. but a
surgeon had TO be called In TO attend 10 the big
ELEPHANTS dislocated tusk.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
REGULARS MUST TESTIFY IN COURT
War Department Assisting Civil Authorities
in Athens (ohiOl Shooting Case

Washington. Sept. s.-As an outcome of the at
lack by a body of regular soldiers and militiamen
upon a militia provost guard al Athens. Ohio
gently attended by the killing OF OF the guard
the following telegram to-day was received from
he Governor Of Ohio:
Columbus ohio. September g. 1894.
The Hon William Il. Taft, Secretary OF War
Washington. u. 9;
The Prosecuting Attorney OF Athens on the Se1h
asked for the delivery Of Of the 18Th
Battery, Field Artillery located al Fort Sheridan
TIE request has not been granted I respectfully
urge immediate consideration. We have direct evl-
0ence Of their comrades impiicating these men
ana they should be delivered Ia the civil author
rites IN the ends Of Justice. VIII YOU not assist?
again request assurance of department OF transfer
IT members of l4th Battery testifying The men
request this for their protection. There will
10 but six Of surh requests.
MfRoN J. DERRICK, Governor.
Acting Secretary Oliver has replied Governor
Iiefrick. saying that assurance he given the
srtlllerymen of transfer 70 other batteries. but
tnRS ali the regular army men wanted by the civil
courts VII be directed 10 present themselves as
Witnesses General Oliver adds that tine depart
IuenI Ziil take pleasure in cooperating with the
fisli authorities IN bringing tie guilty parties
tstal.f'
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
VOTING ON STRIKE SETTLEMENT.
Many Men Apply for Their Old Places in
Chicago Packing Houses.

Chicago. Sept S.-whether the stockyards strike
is be called of continued indefinitely will not
be known until tomorrow morning, svhen the re-
suit Of the referendum vote begun to-day by the
unions involved in the difficulty will be made pub
lie by President Donnelly OF the Butchers Union.
The greatest secrecy is being maintained by the
officers Of the different unions to the outcome
Of the vote. which is being taken by ballot
No official statement regarding the probable result
OF the bslotng could be obtained tonight. and the
reports OF those who made canvass OF the sttua-
ton conf7icted.
The beginning of the end of the strike came early
this morning. when, according to the packers.
than one thousand OF the strikers applied their
old jobs and We're taken back.
Kansas City. Sept e.-The local unions of the
packing trades in each Kansas Citys voted to-
day continue the strike until the packers should
be brought TO terms.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
MORE PEACE OVERTURES.
Committee from Building Unions to
See Employers.

Overtures for a settlement Of the present build
ing troubles are 10 be made to-day the Building
Trades Employers Association by committee of
>one member of each union involved I'm the present
strikes and lockout. The committee WAS appointed
Al a. meeting Of the alliance last week. The com
snittee drew up revised plan Of arbitration mod-
fying the arbitration agreemezt Of the employers
association and IL was Endorsed at a meeting oc
the alliance yesterday evening
Independent movements tor a settlement also
have been started by the hrickayers unions and
the unions in the marble industry. The brcklayers
want 10 have all the trouble settled and the marble
workers want 70 have settlement in their own
trade IL they accomplish nothing more.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1901


Steamer Wilhelm de- Crosse tCer, t,paars
Bremen August 80. Southampton and CAerbours 81 Ia
Oerchs & Co. with $50 canln and G5I steersga nas
sengers mails and udse Arrived al the Bar al dos m
Coora 10 tSrl. Ward Hull August Is and Hos
ton september 8 % ssnderson son with passengers
mdse Arrived the Bar az / m.
Steamer Hohenzoern tGer Mcissel Genoa August "a
Naples - and Gibraltar 20 OeirlchS & pas
malls and rndse SANDY Lfghtshfp
90 . N.
Steamec Gerty CAusp, Desoovich Venice August
Trieste II. Messlna rs. Naples and Palermo 10 to
Phelps Brothers Co with l3 cabin 513
seneeTs and mase, Arrived It the Bar at 2;ao m
Steamer paNcntfy tBrl. Dunbar. Hueiva %
81 Michaels - to Pennsylvanis Mig 20. iron
a y
Steamer Sihirs t'ierl BramheT SavsnIIa August .8
CaTthagena - Port l.mon - Kingston September
70 the Hn:ppk American Line with AZ cabin passengers
malls ana ,lese. arrived al the Bar 5 a
steamer MsN1o; stevens Havana september 3 James
+ Ward A 90 with l23 passengers mails and ndse
rived 1t the Bar At iii a
Seminole Marrnion llouinSo CITY AMI
A1corls august "a samana 81. Porto Plata
and Monte thristi September I nd Turks Island =
William L tiyde \ 20. Nth passengers, mails
and mese Arrived al the Bar s2s ri
steamer Apacnc ~ apes JacksonviIie September ami
Charss,on = % William P CLYDE CO, with passengers
and mdse. l.eft Quarantine az $50 p
s,esmsr Nonroe. hui9hers ,swpoit News and Sosfoll
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
STEEL PLATES REDUCED 81 A TON.

~ meeting Of the steel Plate Association held
yesterday Z reduction Was made In the price Of
steel plates of from 81 10 IS a ton. A correspond
Ing cut was made ia the price of structural ma
serisis- 30 change Egzde IN the price OF steel
hinets The reduction In prices no surprise
10 Wall Street, az IL was genersils expected that
such action would 30 taken IN iron and steel
circles st Is thought that the cut In prices win
stimulate the trade. but the Urked states Steel
ghares were weak Ia yesterdays market on sell
ing. owing 10 the belief that the change IN prices
would cause a further deEloraliza ton in the iron
and steel business - N r
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Justice Blanchard. of the yesterday ap
pointed Thomas Shies receiver LEXINGTON
AVENUE ICE COMPANY, A New-York corporation In
a suit brought by Henry Il. Adrian II. and stepher l.
Jackson. executors Of Peter A. II. Jackson judgment
bono O 81 O0e
The sheriff received attachment for 81 Ooo against
property o THOMAS II. TAYLOR a resident OF Mont
clair X. J.. in favor Of Martha r. Patterson as
egned claim OF the Rochester Loan
PAM I'VE judgments against Taylor Ssrpy County
Neb r.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The following satisfied judgments were among
those fled yesterday the first name is that of the
debtor the second that Of tho creditor and the
date when judgment aed:
Mourfer William C-M Tobu 1903 - q Ies
Rosenberg. Rachel Pollstschek: July Is 1902 ato
Webster. Jacob-U Davidow February IL 1891 aiI
JUDGMENT CANCELLED
Marks. Abraham FSsy mour. johnson n 60, Au-
"a 1901 O7D
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07

Y s0R3lc: No l. s3as4e: No > SsaS4c; ane unwassss
24G.ac; unmerchantahle. 2Sa2se unwashed dessns X
2Ic Mchigan-N and above. 37d2sc; No l. Soatslc.
SgS0e; hne unwsshed 2lq22c; unwashed deis sa7S.
H26c. CALIFORNIA; Humboldt MeTdoctno.
northern. choice. eda3c: average lTGi9c middle sour
ties. 17Gisc; southern. t4hf5c Territoryldano "
ls9lsiac. heavy hnc. f5flfsc. medium ls8 -. -,
medium. t9u2c; Utah and Nevada hne tfal1'ss n
n1e.. ispl6c. nne medium 17is sqiSc; medium .a a.
Montana-F1ae choice a0691se one average I8a2oe ans
rneiiuna, choice 2o9eie; average. 19d2oa
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
DR.. AND MRS. woopENp SUED.

An action was begun in the Supreme Court yes
terdsy TO toreclose a mortgage Of So, 500 held by
George W MacMulen and Sanford r. Evans on
the property at No. 5s West Seventy -frst-st
owned il is declared. by Jennie Louise woodend
and her husband Or. ". F. Woodend.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
JUDGM ENTs.

The following judgments among those fled
yesterday; the first is that of the debtor:
Toyce, Edward C-John I.
Dsmco. n Culnan as Commissioner 500
Mfznef, John S-h w Zulrz .......... 100
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
San FRANCISCO MIMINe srocks.
San Francisco. Sept 6.-The official closing cuO-
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows:


Bostou. sept . The wool market continues active.
o buyers Stin being in a,,t4snes The
Montana wco,s This grown ana an un-
usually large amount hts gone directly the
v~~t~H NJ ctr-.r ~.
waalsa goods rsde condition ,bsn ear ago
and the mills have been prominent IN me mar
ke Prices here which are held very ARMY are as foi
lows Ohio aud PennsSNf fia-Ax above. sias5c;
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
PETITIONS IN sAmKsuprcy.

- Dsoluntsrg position g banlYDtcy ned yeste4-
onehuneiea sHa sorenfs frssi ~ FredeFck grsndt
Other creditors VIII claims 1901 Preserentsl pay
0lecea.
schedules of lhs PARIS REsTAuRANr ccMPAAs
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
COURT NOTES.

Schedules The assignment Of the HYGIENIC FIBRE
COMPANY. dealers in horewsTe No $40 West Broad
way liabilities Sosls; nominal assets 81 0OI: act
n
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Ni'-NiN rfNr' aiAMANAN"
Sunrise 53l 6:25 Moon rises 24s Moons aFe ~
HIGH WATER
A AI-Sandy Island 5:o6 Hell Gate 7.1a
M-Sandy Hook 5:27 Gov. Island 5:52 Hen Gate 7.iS
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07

show debts OF ssS57I and assets Of ssS9 principal
creditors are the T1lden Building No LIS hToadwsE
81, I64 John Waasmaker Broadway and Nintb St, 81
44G; Robert r.. bowling No l3T Broadway, Sl"4+
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
NAVAL STORES.

The market far spirits turpentine dun aaud easy
Rosln was about steady and fairly active iobbing
way ruled steady. hut quiet and unchanged. We
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-OdI and machine barrels 55-
G56c
NTAR-S4 736S4 81
ROSIN- Common good Strainei. - TOdS2 IS: z 81.
r. 81 90; G. 81 10: n, 81 20 g. :. to- n 81; NJ So 20;
n 81 40 W G, - 7o; " W, - l0GSS 2o
STOCK on HAND
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07

Old Dominion S. 60. with passengers and Hdss
Left Quarantine al 2-20
steamer Ianestown Catherine Newport News and Nor
folk to the old Dominion IS with mdse Len Quar-
sntne a 2:3T n,
steamer captain Bennett tBr, Meyer. Annatto BAY.
Roston Rav August Antonio 81 20 the United
Fruit Company with fruit Arrived al the Bar A. "a
HOhenzollern ttierl Pesch Genoa august -,
Naples % Gibraltar - To Oelrichs Co vita <NA'
cabin 2T3 passengers and rdse arrived a
the a $50 m.
steamer ROYAL Exchange tBr,. ODriscol Cartenas
September l. 10 W d Munson. with sugar Arrived az
Bar at
steamer Aliianca SkfIlIngs. Colon August 81 10 the
Panama Railroad and steamship company Tith passen-
and rnise Quarantine at 1880 2 m
steamer Auanca- SkiHlngs Colon August 81, 70 Pan
anna r S. Go. - passengers. mails and rndse-
Arrived al Bar at S:+5
Sandy Hook. y J. Sept 8. $3.50 m-Wlnd southeast
light clear
SAILED
Stean,crs f,,r,-, (E:f Pernambuco Janero. etei
Rovc Ilverpool Mamma Hats baltimore, CltS OF
Meunvbis Rotterdam tpUtcA. ROTTERDAM VIA
Rouosne Carpathia Liverpool Kaiser Wilhelm II
t;eT I{remen SanturCc savannah Maverick with baTge
Port Arthur Tex: Main Ger. Baltimore Motke GSr''
Hamburg via PiymJuth and therbOurE: Prins lskdr
ieu, Genoa and Naples; GoodwOol ,3ri Newport news
Hamilton Norfolk and Newport News; Fl sud calves
ton
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07

Wondering what you're gong to
wear this Fall.
Most likely a worsted or worsted-
cheviot suit they're the cloths most
in favor with the crack tailors.
Most lucky too, for they'll outwear
all softer sorts of StutfS.
You can see how handsome they
are-our Fall suits are ready.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
The Tart.

CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB
CO<EY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB
RACING AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY.
August n O september 10 ESQ r. n. Rain or sahi
10th Day. bellies. WALDORF and
10th Day. SEPTEMBER other rssr
Leave East 34th St, f. r.. via Z. T. r r. a. " q IA l
1870 f2:40. 1880 O0O Parior Car rrainls liu -.
2:t0 2.4O $40 m Take ferryhos5 foot Whitenal
n II and thereafter 20 minutes cones
seth brooklyn. S0 minutes BY Brookiyn tsp
Transit All RroOkyn trolley cars transfer dire's =.
trac Concert by Lander.
GRAND STAND. 81. FIELD STAND. 7Se.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07

STOCK on HAND
turpantiue- hbts af4
=. tS1
wilmington sept 6SPfRITS Tt,RFENTINE- Moth
doing: a. bbls tDSIN-- Nothing doing
ceipts 900 bills TAR Nrm. 81 90. receipts t33 bhls
CRI DE TURPENTINE firm. 81 - 50 rs aud 81 -;
ceipts 1913 bblS
Charleston, sept. G-rLRPENTINE drn', S2l.o RosIN
Arm A. B 81 H. 81 49, F. 81 so: +. So 81. So 6l
II. 81 So 81 4: X, s. 52s; NJ SS s71; n 81 f2t W c.
Savannah sept d-rURPENTINE nrm 52S.e: re-
ceips two daysi LIS h6s: sacS. 546 exports 4S.
ROSIN receipts. ..OS1 hHs: L. ,4p2
SSOs Quoted: l. =. 50 80; u. 81 So F. So 60; T.
81: 81 n 81 i5 50 S2is: X. So ToiA NJ 81 o5
~ 81 S2ls O. SIS G5ia; " ", 50 47is
New Orleans sept. 6-Reeepts-ROSIN. So bbls; TuR-
PI;NTINE. 205
London. sept 6-TURPENTINE-Sprits I'D.
ROSIN-Amercsn. strained. IS tisd; hne. Ills 9d
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07

aPrins mail
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY.
The evening world., 1904-05-31
SEEKS DRIVER OF
BARNARD CAB
Mrs. Viola LNingston's Counsel
Offers Reward for Man Who
Drove Her and Rich CIubman
Through Central Park.
'kSAYS DRIVER is UNDER
MlLLl0NAIRE'S INFLUENCE.
May Apply for Warrant for Cab
mans Arrest-Widow Suing
for $4,000 Damages Says
carriage Was Closed One.

n personal in q morning newspaper
kne revived interest in the s25, 900 dam
nEs SUIT OF Mrs. Viola Livingston
/ aGatnst William II. Barnard, the mill
ion1fre member OF the Union League
Club, who met the young woman under
the name of W. II. Bailey. The per
zcnai was inserted by George Robinson,
counsel for Mrs. Livingston, and offers
D reward for the man who drove the
eab IN which Barnard and Mrs. Llv-
fngston rode through Central Park on
the night OF March %.
In the personal Mr.. Barnard Is de-
seribed as "a man who looked like an
English coachman." Mr.. Robinson says
he has reason to believe that this driver
q under the influence Of Mr.. Barnard.
Nevertheless" announced Mr.. Robin.
son to-day. 81 have not despalred oi
gettlng hold OF him. He Is a regular
csDman at the New York Athletic Clul
and l have a line on him. II there Is
no response to my advertisement In n
few DAYS ! shall probably apply for =
warrant. II Mr.. Barnard intends. ns he
says. TO tight this case to n finish. We
will give him his finish"
nlrs. Livingston Makes Statement.
Mrs Livingston was seen to-day and
consented 10 make n statement in an
awer TO the explanation Of her meeting
with the man she is suing. as issued by
his counsel. Georgs Gordon Battle. She
continues 10 refuse to rcvenl anything
about her family or circumstances.
"Mr Barnard she said. asserts
that we rode out that night in an open
The evening world., 1904-05-31

Williamsburg. Saturday night, Aanie
Brown. OF No. lS Avenue c. this bor-
ough, could not keep away from X.
She appeared at the Greenpoint avenue
police station last night making IN
quirIes about the child.
She said that 1t had been kidnapped
from in front Of her homs and that
she Ind read ~ the finding Of a baby
In Brooklyn and felt that It must be
her cnild The Captain sent her to the
n,atron. who had the little one.
As soon as Mrs. Brown saw the baby
she broke down and confessed that sh'
had abandoned 1t because she was poor
and was afraid she would be unable tc
support II. In Even Street Police Court
to-day she was sent TO an institution
with the child.
The evening world., 1904-05-31
LET Us Help
You to Health
Heoeman & Co., 200 Broad
way, Want Every Catarrh Sut'
ferer to Use Hyomei and Be
Cured.

SuTCu'
Statistics show that al least ~ out
of every 100 persons in this state
suffer from cartarrh in some form.
While the disease Is one OF the
most common it is also one OF the
most dangerous and offensive, lead
ing to consumption and other dis
eases of the respiratory organs.
Prior TO the discovery OF Hyomel
and its introduction in this section
by Hegeman G. Co. every method OF
treatment had been found worthless.
Hegeman & Co. say to all catarrh
sufferers. Let us help you TO health.
we are confident Hyomei will cure,
so confident, in fact, that we guaran-
tee to refund your money II It fails.
A complete outfit costs hut 81, and
IL it does not help you your money
will be returned promptly"
The evening world., 1904-05-31
MOTHER GOES BACK
TO ABANDONED BABY
Annie Browns Love for Her
Child Led Her to Confess She
Had Deserted lt-Poverty
the Cause.

Although she abandoned her seven.
baby in Greenpoiut avenue.
The evening world., 1904-05-31

coupe to go to claremont for dinner
and found Claremont closed. As a
matter OF fact we had dined at the
Grenoble and the records Will show
that the temperature was. below freez.
ing on tho night OF March 20 and that
there was swift wind blowing. we
rode in n closed carriage with the cur
tains down.
Young Woman 4" Testify
"Nrr Robinson has the name Of the
Young woman who tod me. WHcfe
could md Mr.. Bargard u "a AIk9n, * n,,os,,fy >, G.
..\yi,nn I met Mr. Barnard in AIKEN
he got me out Of that toT1 S1 as ,soIa% 3a,cKH TO
Ang,,sta Ga. n ride Of nearly two
hours, In augusta he g. sy1s WI, me money
Nr Robinson says 1t Is his under
standing that Mr. ,s, BT,iey My WI Rarmard gr1rd
To,. using his name IN tho adventure
with Mrs Livingston Mp. ia bSrnaira . ict,er .r
nr obiect apoiogy. upon which no action
has been taken by the recipient
The evening world., 1904-05-31

SKULL BROKEN BY FALL.

Man Drops One Floor Thro"S"
Elevator SHAFT.
George ]. smith, Of 40 mi West
TvsIfth street. fell through. the eleva-
,o- shaft from the firs' floor 10 the
basement while at work to-day at No.
io9 West Fourteenth street and irac-
twred his skull. He was taken 10 me
Nsw York Hospital in an ambulance
The evening world., 1904-05-31
Sale of India porch rugs.

last INDIA porch rugs the ideal coverings for the porch
! home
them Wednesday you'll
4 hire oor.
They're genuine made In the East Indies and the highest
grade poduced-the brilliant beauti
A fuly-we guarantee pull a
6xo #. sll.75 7xto fl. s14.95 oxi2 it, $3.50 Fl.
All wool showing
4 for the
6x9, '425: Z6x9 s5.45: 9x12, sS.64
The evening world., 1904-05-31


Tea and Conce Specials.
Tea Choice English Breakfast. eN-
celient cup qualities, usually sold at
35c. per lb., for this sale, h-chests 45
lbs.l. per lb.. 17c.: 10 lbs. 1SC
thsIO. lD. ..........'....'' '.'.''''.
Tea Finest quality. new crop, Oolong,
Ceylon, mixed or English Breakfast.
unsurpassed cup qualities. delicious
flavor and aroma. regular I5c. quality,
For this sale. lbs, S.6O; &c
10. ........'''.'. .'''''' .'''.'''
Coffee Genuine Bourbon Santos, extra
fine flavor. good value Mt zoe. Id. For
this sale, 10 lbs, $40; lbs, &C
53c.: lb. ..:.................''.
Mocha and Jnyn-FXtra quality, an
excellent breakfast blend, superior to
most coffees sold at pc. 10. Spe- 10C
cial. 5s lbs. for Rt.OO; b..
Premium Blend No. - The finest
blend OF pure Mocha and Java. II YOU
are paving 35c. or ~. for your coffee
we want you to give this blend trial
and see how much superior It is TO
what YOU have been using. A vnln-
Abie coupon on each package .3OC
LIB, pkg ........ ..................
LARD.
Armour's White Label Pure
Leaf Lard. 3, and 10 pound OC}
ipails: lb. ............ ...,.......
The evening world., 1904-05-31

-,
}Tomatoes, Pride of Chester brand solid
hacked: red ripe regular 10c. quality. j. hIhC
H. cans : doz.. 81 5OJ doz.. 18c.i can.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-07-29

Word was received in Gunnison a
few days ago Of the death of Mrs.
Lowe, wife Of J II. Lowe. residents
of Rocky Ford. Deceased was
former resident Of Gunuison where
she lived during the early days in
the west end Of town. Mrs Lowe
was highly respected lady and a
good neighbor. She will be remem-
bered by many old timers Her
husband was at one time clerk for
Geo. W. Steele and still owns mining
property in the north end Of Gunni-
son county
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-07-29
Millard Tyrer.

Thursday night, July 2lst, oc
CURED the marriage Of VIM. Millarc
and Mrs. Elizabeth Tyrer, both oI
Gunnison Rev Thompson per
formed the ceremony They will be
gin housekeeping at the home Of Mr.
Millard near the Normal grounds,
Both are well known Gunnisor
residents and their friends extend
best wishes.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-07-29

J NJ. McDougal and family spent
Monday at Cebolla fishing. Mr..
McDougal returned with one of the
best catches of the season, weighing
81 pounds, an~ a number of others
weighing between seven and five
pounds.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-07-29

1t will certainly pay you to see
Wolfe q Eastman before investing
in new buggy They have many
fine vehicles on hand and can get
anything you desire Prices are
right and goods are honestly made
and reliable.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-07-29

Evan I Brown has resigned his
position as manager Of c. I. Sllls
store at Sillsville lie still has charge
of the post-ollice until someone else
can be appointed
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-07-29

Miss Mary Pancake and George
Porter Joined Miss Bessie Estes at
Montrose and the party visited the
picturesque town Of Ouray. Miss
Estes is ON official business connect
ed with the Eastern Star lodge.