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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-23

st. Louis &c San Fran. 2nl MD. 90 3.s
st. Louis Southwestern ...... 25 l..
st. Louis Southwestern pfd 80. 63 l.:
Southern Pacific ...... 6G *
Soutncrn iaciiic pfd .........119 l..
southern hallway ........... 30
Southern Railway pfd ........ 90 81
tennessee Coal X Iron ........ 50 q.
Texas & Pacific rig 2,
Toledo. st. Louis G. West. n Sd
Toledo, st. I0nis & West. pfd.. 5S l..
union faclnc ......... .......134 5.S
union Pacific pfd ........... 9S
United States Express ..,....12
United States Realty ......... 20
United States Rubber .... 70 1.o
United States Rubber pfd .....t10
United States Steel ........... 36 ia
United States Steel pfd .......1O4 is
Virginia-Carolina Chemical. 32 3.4
virginia Carolina Chem. pfd. LOG
N"HaSH .............. $3.50. Il 81
WABASH pfd - Is
Wclls-Fargo Express ......... 2iO
Westinghouse Electric ......1G6
western Union ............ % "a
Wheeling & Lake Erie ........ Is
Wisconsin Central .......... 33
Wisconsin Central pfd ....... GO
Northern Pacific ........ PIP -
Central Leather ......... 80. ~ rs
Central Leather pfd ........1O
Sloss-Shcflield Steel ......... 30
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-23
oaadeIion Wins Saranac Stake a,
Saratoga Track.
WAS AN EXCITING ON
First Four Horses Were Only Heads
Apart as They Crossed the Line.
Merry Lark Was Second and Be.
douin Was Third.
u'x Associated rress.)

SARATOGA, N. V, Aug. 22.-In n
most exciting finish Dandelion, owned
by f.. II. Hitchcock. a 10 to 1 shot.
won the Saranac, the stake feature of
today's racing. The first four horses
we're only heads apart as they passed
the finish line. O'Neill and Pullman
each rode two winners.
FIRST race, e. Observation-Disclosures,
Won; Marjoram, second; Right and
Iruc, third. Time, 1913.
Second race, Zone miIc)-Ncw
Mown Hay, won; Foncasta, second:
ord Badge, third. Time. LAO.
Third race. 6 l2 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
won; Arklirta, second; Sly Ben, third
Time, 1907 3-5.
Fourth race, (thc Saranac handicap.
mile and an eighth)-Dnndelion, won:
Merry Lark, second; Bedouin. third.
Time, 1:35 4.5.
Fifth race. 6 1-2 furlongs)-Dodina,
won; Annetta Lady. second; Meddling
Daisy. third. Time. 1908.
sixth race, Zone mile)-Eugenia
Burch, won; Adriutha, second; Bragg.
third. Time, lao.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-23

~ outiitlll GUILTY. lot Il Ulit-
ing and railway tunnel.
Philadelphia leads the world in the
manufacture of carpets. with q yearly
output. worth $21 ,9S6,0G2, and employ
ing 1880 persons in SIS mills.
DR.. Joachim, one of the most famous
or Violinists, recently celebrated his
Se~Vcnty-fonrth birthday in London. lie
absolutely refuses to write his me.
mOirs.
In tho British army the proportion of
scotch is S.G2 per cent; Irish, 12.13;
English, 1928. In the British navy the
proportion of English is still larger.
Recent pictures of the Gear and the
CIarina Indicate that both have aged
within the last year. This. however,
IS more true OF the Czarina than Of the
Gar.
There is a project Mt present to bring
10 Yucatan n large number Of Italian
anu Portuguese immigrants to replace
Chlhese labor on the henequen planta-
tons.
In turning over the leaves of q book
which he had bought for threepence
at a London bookstall, the purchaser
found therein two .c5 notes which
dated May, 1878.
One of his clerical friends reports
Mr.: Rockefeller as observing that he
had heiped a large number of young
men n women through college, ami
not n of them ever called upon him
nfterward to thank him for his assist
ance.
The Governor Of Kuangsi, not to h'
behind the times in China, has decid'
ed to construct n mint at that port for
the coinage of 10.cash pieces. In the
meanwhile. to maintain their value al
a premium, the import of these coins
into Klangsi from other provinces IS
forbidden.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-23

Robert Hoe, the famous builder of
printing presses, has this for his fav-
orite maxim: ut is better to get be-
hind n thing and push it along than
to get in front of 1t and drag 1t after
you. In other words, 1t is the work,
not the man, that should attract atten.
ton" This expression of reserve helps
to explain why It is that MIR. Hoe is
never interviewed In the newspapers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-23

a woman becomes so intelli.
gcnt that she learns 1t Is no pleasure
TO Others to hear her coaX her child
to speak n piece.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-23
MUCH IN LITTLE.

a statue of benjamin Franklin is tc
be erected at Paris ut the end OF The
street That bears his name.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-23

Another attempt is to he made {
bore the Rock Mountain range west
Denver, In Summit county, for a mi
ing and railway tunnel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-23
Cash QUOTATIONS. WcrO as follows:

Flour, steady: No. 3 spring wheat
SSM9S; No. 2 rcd. 40 3-iMS0 IL; No.
2 corn, 81 Ii; No. 2 yellow, 80: No. .
oats, "a 81; No. . white, 81 LA
81 l-2; No. 3 white, 26@2G 1-2; No. 2
rye, 81 81; good feeding barley, ara
30 1.2; fair to choice mailing. 1904:
No. l flax seed, 10l; No. l Northwest
ern, III: prime timothy seed, 3G0
mess pork, per Dbl, 1435m1440; lard
per 100 lbs, GS5; short ribs sides.
Ooosc), ST5@SS5; short clear sides
(boxed), SS7 1-2: whiskcy. basis Of
high wines, 12G clover, contract
grade, 1925.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-23
Steamship CO.

oteHIHeTS % PhfIadelDhia
MONDAY, THURSDAY AMI 81
SATURDAY. y
Sailing from Philadelphia
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SAT.
URDAY.
Freight received and delivered daily
at @. & o. Pier No. 6. Office Rivan
Road. JAS. ". McCARRICK.
Gen. Southern Agt. :
w: p. CLYDE & CO., Gent Agents.
IL South Delaware Avenue, PhiIadel,
- phia, Pa. .,.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-23

Philadelphia leads the world in thu
manufacture of carpets, with O yearly
output worth $21 ,9S6, 0G2, and employ
ing 1880 persons in SIS mills.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-23
OLD DOMINION L,IlyE

DAILY SERVICE
FOR NEW YORK-Frum
Company's Wharf, Nor
folk, every week day, at
700 p. m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-23
TRANSPORTATION GUIDE.

Schedule Effective Mon, June 5, 1905.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-23

The new and powerful Iron Palace
Steamers Newport News, Washington
and Norfolk will leave dnlly as follows:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26


substances
limits this city harha o
of the
Health
building
the
shall prescribe within reasonable
nuisance pc apaed
the requirements o such order
subject fine not less nan three
expiration Of the time
abatea
Or Wneh
the provisions OF this or any other
be writing the
description OF the
which found e
premises for the
IN OF
this other ordinance
Of
u
said
ahated thereof to the City coun
as N
shall be found premises
ahaed In such manner as he may direct
of
ordinance
Springs approved
rfyAS pRs sNTST-r
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
cHAs. BRANDsTETTER,
City Clerk
AN ORDINANCE
In Relation to Ordinances.

City Council Of the cry Of Idaho SPRING -
of the City of Idaho Springs unless the same has been pus @ nagefd
in
ordinance shall within Of
presea such
forthwith
ordinance osiesdo
if
coune any ordinance approval
become valid IN IKE manner as mad been e c
clerk shall 1 and attest such % opsne The fact Of s previous intro
and s se s Of i A pasn = IN % as & nspane ] s IF the
hs City Council and the approval thereof by the Mayor in of his
Of ordinance shan be by the
Due p % es % % ss nae a h h printer G Ct h s prnss % and nd
S G o csF sn and & atesasa npon the & aes e the
sufficient publication Of such ordinance
Of this shall
Section Whenever ordinance thereof shall repealed
penalty created given
repeal
section shall be itself repealed such repeal shall not be revive
Section Words used in ordinance importing singular
construction be applicable and
applicable to and
any express
such sa 9si1snes "a wsgss
sion M
,reaeh shall be aadsed
orass ssson .s,, Il The word sdmsanor
Section E All with
cs Idaho Springs and approved this
GEORGE RILEY
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
&c Or Reeper thereof. eonply VIZ the

becoming comply
shan
the q each 70 whom shan
duty procuring
sss ss Ps @ % sa a az a s n e as na ss sa m % a
e Saa, aas sas
oneuss xhaet be
permit
ne l.. j s e s I .s.
, ns sssss sas' sss
shall not lawful for any dog be a arg within II ,hs limits Of he
paper in IN
policeman
m a a m Without m & m md a cheek @ G b. see hs
s9 sasa @ vii @ m @ aea s 9th
@ i, II sssss Is + = re-
as @ S nd ase .a & @ n 8 @ But @ @ s ans a ae
the this shah
deemed % "sa" m % SSs u 5s h ny s % @ sh ray, Of this Article
nos by
nsi.asss. s'o Generally.
@ ssas s @ ess ss s ao -a a &c hss R as . s s e
he % sha ar @ astnsas 3 or "a an
I'VE s N ran% sha 3 @ suck @ % pe 1son apon al pas
where there notice foa tie same any handb or paad Of any
city permit
M @ to @ s Se ser sas9 % na fou I eaensys aa or Injurious
a Ten % dollars % "a s ease and R @ e aae 'n every ns @
No alsIe butcher
dseharss permit
adjacent ground lot into alley other public place
% sn s IA n. & % ss @ sn % % sP any o s,s
the sn No 1 s & 1sr or other
a pa or Sinking % ia or se o,ss matter shah ms render 3 @
when hall This
author Of ANY dead animal removed from the city shall be
10 ssss. to be
both dead animal gabase offensive whatever
city throw deposit TO deposited ANYTHING
would tend have Ps sas into The ditch
% % ] or @ NEAR any m & ssa m pa a. 70 be Z as To- pe.pte m The
% sn e se ar @ n qan isa T. .as thfay s n ana o , IN m street
% pah 5 or @ P'S s @ sS & . e Shoes sRsss @ to e & & & so DapsT o
sas; ashes dshss hay rags or e,he5 ,er and
taeeo juice tobacco qad Sidewalk
or steps M aSns 70 @ e eaeh bsns = school Sune 3 oq oser % p
sans % Sh,n ,hs city A5s Pen ssns any Of the provisions o. th,
shall Be fined not less than three more ,han hundred dollars
shall shaH
cellar
public
sha be deemed This applies
II: sss. Iaa'ss'
Up
;ss5
s9s @ Of % ss q R % % sss any % as, he BE s, % q OWN %
he s hass s % 3. % 1 any s n9saase @
Injurious public health
depsle OF 70 '''e health
@ @ box s On any sA % & a @ such a a m fd @ 4s.a
se' sss OF Rs ss
nasane ssop . business IN 's s shan
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

rate AmI
are hereby ] s such @ ami
mai said animal 10 the e'y Pound
AA section % i \ ua should BE- sseo1s @
mpogaaed any Other suitable m Pase @ % @ o any such
shall forthwith se notice theFet oy s @ u s once the
Pees Ase eeon @ % o phs animals R aponsed mp
s sn9Ta @ and % ns 'a Of ad animals Sc PAID
iapoanas the Police Magistrate
9f animal nj sae srsnds AMID and s s sn a ga sn1 t ths
fs m aeseon Of such mpoana
ing section II the owner Of the imponaea
eraed because imposndns ami
section expenses under % this
Marshal other police officer shall receive for taking up and I'M
For mating posting animal
For state for each
the notice
For advertising
Watering % OF aeS & sma al a e a1 actual @ cost sro no
twenty ] & % Tke p po & 4ste ] q sha receive the same fees
animal & s shall H. g .sssa BE @sa Rs 9a es @
under @ @ oath 70 'Re eae
a s ct nad % eaassd % sd d. a9i oaad duly
Of he impoandins giving him
Section To- The police thsreupon
Issue his warrant io se aI ne 9 o. 1a & % Il & me p ] T. n
s ths animals @ G am f % m t asnnt M bsyn gba
@ ny al @ te @ aes @ al % ae" stated in the Complain the Magistrate
iqqa ~ m % ri and ~ P & matt mater as 10 20 m @ % s ha % s u AGAINST ana @ Defend
n @ as @ @ s MaTshaIs fes @ for taxing up poann POSTING
animal 81 wtse @ @ ana and MAGISTRATE @ as % oahs3 esses and shall enter
BE sold satisfy the judgment and coss.
and costs he Marshal sha f6%i % sa animals upon
defendant
ta ana ra said amn and 70 take esssse @ s
anas then sas ee lhe duty o. the Marshal to advertise and ss sad
a en- execution and shall amply e prs arst 10 the payment o the
over
isasa Nssisae shall q
Judgments penalties city town
me- y H. me & animal s s sa be %
rhpasr na flsTiSp nm nnTF ans ltna ~ saa ,rsgn ana
Of
Section 81 ss aga y ahpeahs hal tae name 81 ne owner IS
yi,FRFss M Tt Ma.b ms civ = ba spsin5 A. so Sne that
mails found running within this city and that the Of
VOW. THEREFORE, Nodc IS hereby given be
had upon said complaint at my ohss on the; day Of
hs gnsnesn owner appg aud defend he ri to do
han eight days from The time q Issuing said notice and the Marshal shall
Of
section The Of Of
- shall tse
sha to defend
h render judgment
applied keeping Of
paid To the ciiy
ssstlae z. Marrate
shan order
Section Is The Of animals
Marshal ali
& seseq % iS %sea any % sasglas shall be Dsa
such surplus shah be entitled
and satisfactory proof of ownership Of
m ssssa @ corral IL No Rrsen shall break
confined person shall
cly Marshal
shall be hned less than '
and ah ANY animal % h. % % M S SsHs @ % or @ oens % the % @
OF be deemed saty W msdmesnor a. % ana upon eon
e'isn thereef shall be fined
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
ARTICLE II.
Concerning DOGS.

No dog shall be permitted or be at large
street alley highway public
ns OF his city without license therefor
o
Section
by
shall be
OF
Their dogs " -
the tyofan
Marshall
Of In
OF bitch
the nrst animal shall
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
AN ORDINANCE
4 Idaho Springs :
Animals Running at Large.
h Relation to NuIsane.

He n Ordained BY the city Council Of The CITY Of Idaho
= ARTICLE /.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26


upon or within any private pFeu
nauseous or offensive to Others nl
mutation or deposition Of naasson
shall be deemed a nuisance II
other specific provisions are made
Section i5 No person shall
sewer, sewer inlet or privy vault
tieie whatever that might cause Il
salght cause such sewer. sewer
/ offensive TO others or injurious Ia
deposit or throw upon. OF eau.
private premises Of others. or ur
whole or in part or In which be 4
he may have possession or cont
whether liquid. solid or others iss
ers or Injurious 10 public health.
rature to become nauseous or oMe
through an accumulation or depos
Section Ia Every cart or =
swiil or offai. in any highway in
tight box thereon. SO that no port
into such highway
Section Is. Any person who
calf. steer, OK or other animal. Il
sidewalk or outside Of any meat
be deemed the author Of a nuEsar
Section ls. Any person who
course or ditch used for the ps1rp
foundry. machine shop or other /
sses belonging 10 or occupied by h
jure or obstrucf any street. ayenu
flow. undermine or otherwise inj,
shall be deemed the author of a
Section IA. Any state OF thi
the provisions thereof. and not o
ance.
Section is Any person who .
exist. or shall maintain or cause
permit the same. any nuisance =
provisions hereof. and any persuI
made or exist or shall maintain q
ssEue. any state of things prohihste
hereof. in any manner specified in
shall be deemed the author OF a
Section Ie. Any person who
hidden thing as defined in this or
ions OF this ordinance. for which n
guilty OF a misdemeanor. and, upo
FIVE nor more than two hundred I
Section 20 For the purpose !
ordinance. it shall be the aufv of
may be directed or deputed by n
from tss.e 20 time. to ascertain an
to be such by this ordinance an
power. at all times. upon write,
Health. between sunrise and SIMS.
building. and cause the floors tn /,
order to make a thorough sxauin
enter upon all lots or grounds an
on. and pools. sinks. vaults, drair
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05
f. Purely Personal /.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Little spent
the Fourth in Pueblo.
Alb Hoffman is confined to the
house with . bilious attack.
r. A. Ramsay. wife adm daugh-
ter spent the Fourth at Greenwood.
CHARLES Little WAS over from
Colorado Springs Monday on bust.
ness.
Miss Belle Lashley Of Pueblo,
arrived Yesterday to visit Mrs. A. v.
Hoffman.
j. @. Lutss and family have Ar
rived from the east to make this city
their future home.
Miss vira Bsverstock returned
from Cripple Greek today after short
visit with friends.
Mrs. r. A. Logan left yesterday
for Denver TO attend the Epworth
League convention.
Mrs L. A. Hutton and Miss
Berenioe Penrose went TO Pueblo at
noon 70 spend . few days.
y. A. Patterson. NJ. E.Lewis and
Albert Guilinger and sheir families
drove TO Nswlin creek and spent the
Fourth.
"A. L Hadlsy, r. J. Kinoaide and
8. g kelso and families were among
the Florence people who spent Inds.
pendenoe aay In the mountains.
They drove to Nswlin creek.
Misses Lillian Moore. Mauds
oarmody. oris.a Birdsall. Nettis
Atwsll. Pearl Dunn; Aessers. George
Couch. J. p. Slaughter. Arthur
vickers. Julian. W B. NcEwen and
Walter Perry pionicked at Greenwood
yesterday.
-Miss Pearl Dunn Of Meadvills,
Mo. arrived here yesterday and ac-
companied by Miss Nettie Atwell Of
this oisy. left for the Pacific coast 10.
day. After . short visit on the coast
they will 90 to Portland and take In
the fair.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05
Vacation Rates Union Pacific.

To all Missouri river points. Kan
sas City. st. Joseph. Omaha, etc.. and
intermediate points east thereof to
and including Memphis. St. Louis.
Peoria. Chicago. Milwaukee. Duluth.
81. Paul and Minneapolis. Nay 20.
%. June .. 4. 8. ., II and IL aod July
l to 10 inciusive.at ons fare plus q 90
for round tin. Final limit Dot. 81.
J. Q. Ferguson. Gen. Agt.. a<i, 18th
st., Denver. Colorado. II
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05
Tho Shooting Tournament.


The following prises were won at
the ride range yesterday. Conditions
were not favorable TO big scores:
200 yards Alfred Blunt. frsa prize ;
Thos Bluut. second prize; N. <.
Hall. third prise; J. D. Blunt. forth
prise; Barton and McOandless tie on
9th and sixth prize
100 yards-A. Blunt. nrst prize
Blunt and Thomas tie second aud
third prize: GreAser and Blunt tie
fourth and 9th prize; N. K. Hall.
sixth prize; H. K hogats. seventh
prize.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05

Charles Unssr. one Of the en-
cisnt clerks It the Globe store. left
today for IN extended trip 70 Cor
many and other foreign points. he
Will spend most Of the time in Ber-
lin and expects to return 70 Flor
snce in September we'll repaid for
his absence from his local duties.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05

The dance given BY Star Of the
West company No. 4 U. r. K. OF p
in Morgan ball last evening Wa st.
tended by . large number Of people.
Il continued till l O'Clock yhis morn.
ing. lunch was served. The bali
was given n .aiss money TO dsfray
expenses 70 Trinidad In August.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
FREMONT.

r. q. Black. Kansas Oity: >.
n Sharp. Pueblo; AmAn Moore.
city; n. n. Brewster. city; Geo.
r. Dickson. city; Mrs. @. d. Gum.
minGs and daughters. city; ". n.
Davis and family. city; Mrs. O. r.
Moss. Flushing; George Milliken and
wife. CITY: G. J. Miller. Toledo: F.
Ssy fang. Toledo; A. Brown AID
friend, city: A. o. Taylor. Denver
g. n. Hsndriokson. 81. Louis; N.
r. Zueton, Denver; O. n. White.
hurst. New York.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs James Peterson. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Parish. Mr.. and Mrs.
Worth CLARK. Arthur Oass. Earnest
Thompson, Miss Essie Frey and Miss
Nina Fray. composed . party Of local
people who picnioked on Newlin
Greek yesterday.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05

Mr.. and Nrs. ". O. Kitchina and
dssshtsr Lsla. accompanied By =. 81.
williams and family o. Goal CF~eh.
spsns yesterday in the Royal 0orsO.
They were nst tl,sss b. Asa Eaashey
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05

when the explosion occurred. His left
hand was torn In bad shape. The
wound will prove very painful for
several days.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05

Harry Williams. son Of g. II. viii.
ltaos q Coal Orsst. while shooting
IRE sesoksrs q the Hos Spring. near
Casea City yssbsrdAy net With >
painssl ehessh set serious secidsss.
Hs ~ liohssA . oanpon ossetss asd
~ ~ sseehsd plAoe es ssssey
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05
Cattle and hog Receipts.

Chicago, July 6-The reosipts Of
hogs today was: Chicago. 80, 900 ;
Kansas City. $1,000; Omaha. g. 800.
Cattle reosipts were Chicago. 81. 900 /;
Kansas City. 10. 900: Omaha. q, 400.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05

All day yestsrdAy people were seen
going out TO the mountains to cele
brats the Fourth. II 10 estimated
that easily 400 people celebrated In
this manner. They were we'll pro.
vided for In things to supply the
wants Of the inner man.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05

Albert Brown returned from Dan.
YER Last evening and WAS accompanied
By &. o. Bsrrimann, IN old Chicago
friend Of Browns. They left early
this morning for short fishing trip
70 Sweet Water Late and 0lsnwood
Springs
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Aanley
Wa held ~ the family residence at
two o'sloek this afternoon. Az the
osesassd was we'll known the oortsss
was large.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05

With our cream 20 sweet. the ser
vice 10 neat. II 10 . treat. that 10 .
pleasure to repeat to take your friends
to DANIELS SODA FOUNTAIN.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05

Family bottled beer pints or quarts.
bv the osas delivered at your door By
John wsstsuYider. 80 e. Main.
Phone bIauk 6oi. 7otl
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05

H. W. Unger. Charles Miller. Isa-
dore and Max Amtsr spent the Fourth
1t Wetmore and had . delightful
time. The Fourth was celebrated in
the usual style. The principal feature
was . base ball game between the
teame Of Querida and Wetmore. the
first named team winning the game by
several points.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05
D. 4 R. q.

Summer excursion round trip rates
70 ell points esst - for - Buffalo, N.
T.. now on sale at . rate little over
one fare for the ronnd trip. Gall q
D. and r. @. ticket ofics for foil par.
ticulsrs. Freeman sunusr. Agt. Il
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05
Bring In Your School Children.

To the jazz Block. Florence. whore
DR.. Sapero. the we'll known eye. car.
nose aud throat specialist, will ex.
anime their eyes and youu free.
July 20. 81 and ~.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05

Col. J. @. Macdonald will leave
early tomorrow morning for Buffalo.
Nav York, ~ delegate to the gr and
lodge Of the Elks from Florence lodge
No. 611. He will be accompanied
by Mrs. Macdonald. Helen and Jes.
sic. The latter three are going to
Chicago to visit relatives and upon
returning Mr.. Macdonald will stop In
the Windy City and the family will
then 60 to Michigan to visit other rel
Atives. They expect to be away
from the city about two we eks.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05
Some New Ones.

This week we srs serving Peach
Mellow. Marsh Aallow. and fresh
Straw bsfTes with lcs Crsam at
oo.M DANULS' DRUG eTORE.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05

Fresh orusbsd strawbsrriss With ios
crsam soda or sundas's d
7e.W DANIELo DRUG STORE.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05
rs AND ENvELo LopEs-114 WEST MAIN STREET
LuDWIck Z FLETcHER-INks, TABLETS AND

and George Williams and their fam
lilies Of Canon City. A most pleasant
time was had. the weather was favor
able and tine sosnary VS. msgnin-
cent.
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W. o. Acksr delivers coal oil and
sasolins daily 70 al parts Of the city
66.tf
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J. =. Torrsncs writes New York
Life Insurance. Ofnos over Yslton's
Drss Store. SAIL
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Rio orande Rxcurs,on Rates,

Rates 10 Denver for Overland rsces
- u for round trip. Selling datss
June II. ~. Jelly and 8; nnAl limit
for return July ..
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...rssal nevs...

Go 70 the Blue Front bakery for
brsad. piss end cakes. l6-H
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D. 4 R. q. Rates.

For summer rates 20 all points east
on sale June ist 70 esptsmbsr %. In.
4 '. suANBR. Agent.
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A reward Of $3.50 has been offered
BY John Minister for the recovery
Of the body Of his son. Raymond
Minister. aged 18. who fell on the
Arkansas river bridge at Canon City
on june 4th. Tho search for the body
thus far has been futile. The reward
offered states that the river was high
when the young man WAS drowned
and the body might have teen car.
ried several miles east Of Florence.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-05

]. o. Mcdaniel and wife. and Mrs.
9. T. Tedford drove to Canon yester-
day to attend reunion Of the family.
The reunion WAS held on the lawn Of
the residence Of ]. q. Mcdaniel.
Among other present were Mr.. Nc
Daniels mother Ano sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. ". Booking Of Canon aud
Rev. Baker and daughter of Moberly.
Missouri.