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The daily tribune., 1905-05-16
Speaks a Good Word.

CHARLES Kissell who 10 prospecting
in Custer county 70 spending tho week
In the city. He reports mining CON-
ditions 10 the county In better shape
now than they have been for sone
time. The Invinoible. he says 10
starting up and new machinery is b.
ing plaoed on Il. It 10 reported that
the California will resume operations
in . few days and will put on quite
. foroe Of men. The lessees on the
Bassiok property are doing we'll. break
ing lots Of orc and keeping several
teams busy hauling the rock to tho
branch road as Westclins for ship
ment. The Hector. which 10 near the
Bassick has just made another ship.
meut TO the mill.
The big mill that 10 being boilt
1t Silver olt6 is we'll under way and
will be pushed 10 completion - rapid
ly - time, men and money will per-
NIT. This propOsition 10 being
f,uauoed BY J. W. Northrop Of
Chicago and O. n. Fueller Of Don.
YER. and when finished will bs one
of the largest mills In the west. The
company will treat IT. own ore mostly.
Nh Ki~ell 10 working = claim one
mile south Of she Bsssiok mine. be.
tween Rosita and Querida. Assays
on the rock show the ore to run from
o 70 esSo . ton. The ore 10 not In
plsos and he he's developed - far q
he can sinsls handed % hs he's come
to Florence to secure assistance II pos
siblo. He proposes to drive . tunnel
70 opsn she ore ~ lower depths and "a
work 20 that the water will not inter
fers - Il does In the shaft
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16

The passenger department Of the
Denver and Rio Grande railroad
has just Issued . little lsAdst Of
eight pagss to IT an ordinary snve-
lope descriptive Of the prssident'a
trip from Glenwood Springs 10 Dsn.
yer via salids. Canon City. Flor.
enoe. Pueblo and Colorado Springs.
In which the clippings that appeared
in the Denver p.pevs on that oona.
sion giving detail Of the presidsnt's .
reception in each Of these towns are
given In full. These leaflets the Rio
0rands 10 distributinG throughout the
east by the hundreds Of thousands
In the belief that shd the hope that
the prssident's words will fall in rich
soil. take root and produce good
rfsults. uood luck 10 the Rio GrAnde
and Colorado.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16
Corcne,y,sIver1ict.

The ooroner's jury inpsnsled 70 n
vsstigats into the causs Of the aoci.
dsnt at Portland Saturday in which
thrs. men wers killed returned the
following verdict:
"Thst from the evidsnos given the
three men met their death by the col
lapse of the Portland Cement com.
pany's kiln room. .building; the cause
Of tho COLLAPSE Of the said building Il
unknown to this jury"
The jury wss oomposed Of a. ".
Hughes. B. y. Gregory, RobNrt Cox.
George ". Kelso. B. 3. Tsoker and
3. r. Sargent. The Investigation
WIS held and directed By Jutsioe Of
The Peaes John T. Sanders. who says
II was ons Of the fairest verdicts be
has ever heard.
The company Il working bard to
clear away the fallen mass.
The body Of Grover Miller ono Of
the victims Of the collapse at the
cement works was shipped last even
ing to his former home In Rushville.
Ill for intermens. It was accom-.
panied BY his fathe and BROTHER who
resided at Portland.
The remains Of Leonard are bsiug
held by the Deibert Undertaking
company which 10 doing all that Is
possible to locate rslatives. They
have learned thAt he lived at st.
Paul and that he was ) fireman on
the Great Northern railroad but was
dismissed from the service Of the COM
pany two years ago because his train
was wrecked ct Hayneld. MINI. Since
then he has roamed the country and
spsnt nine months at Deadwood, South
Dakota. A. J. Mossman An old
friend Of the deceased At Deadwood
hes been wired for information con-
corning the whereabouts of Leonard 4
relatives.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16
Lettuce Salad.

Pick over and wash each leaf with
out breaking. Shake Oh the water
and drain In . net. Keep the lettuce
in = cool place until rsady 70 serve.
Just before serving. dry between
two towels. Arrange the leaves In
. salad bowl. the larger leaves
around the edges and the light ones
In the center. Serve with boiled
dressing. or French drsnins. or sugar.
salt. aud vinegar 10 taste. Lettuce
should be served cool. fresh and crisp.
Never ont It. ~ that causes the leavss
70 wilt quickly. Tear them apart.
Rad,shss or olives may be served
With lsttaos; aud when = brilliant
effect IL dsstrsd. sarnish with . few
nasturtium blossoms. Whom lettuce
is used with other materials, never
mix thsm snsil ready 70 serve.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16
CELEBRATE THE FOURTH.
l. Florence going 70 oslebrsts In
Dependence Day IL yessi

Il Florence going to celebrate In
dependence Day II yesrf
Other towns are arranging for .
glorious obssrvance Of the occasion
and the Oil City on the Arkansas
should not b behind her nsishbcrs.
Last year ths day was quietly spent
and were It not for the fact that the
email boy was out with his fre crack
srs the people would not have known
1t was July 4th.
Gan not some Of the stronger lodges
take up the matter and get mp . day
Of celebration that will be remem-
bered3 Put some vim into the prop.
osition and let's have . good old
fashioned celebration. Who will
make the move?
While Florence did not celsbrate
last year many oitissns 70 seek amuse-
mont went to other cities. II Flor
enos gives the right kind Of rous-
Ing demonstration outside psople will
como here. Lets try IL anyway.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16
.gU(JIOkADO.
The Most Attractive Placs on Earth
In Summer.


II you or your friends are oontem-
plating . summer "trip this year We
should like totell you something Of
Colorado II you have ever spent .
summer in this wonderland you know
Of Its delights and will likely be ont
here again. II you have never en-
joyed Uolorado's attractions we want
to tell you of some Of the good
things you've missed.
The summer climate Of Colorado
10 simply glorious. Indeed. no where
else in our big country 10 there 10 be
found climate 80 nearly perfect.
After climate. our uexs greatest na-
tural attraction 10 the grandeur Of
the Rocky Neutrality-suspicious.
scenery.
''Oh. the unspeakAble charm Of the
mouutainsi The sense Of freedom,
tho buoyancy Of spirit. the relief
from care. which are found in COM
munion with this bounteous Rift Of
Providence to man. Az long - tho
world stands men will turn 70 the
mountains for inspiration in all that
is good and true. The man or
woman who has not bathed In the
life. inspiring sunlight and atmos-
phere Of the Rockies hes missed one
Of the most enduring charms Of ex-
istence."
There 10 70 much to be soon, 20
many things to be enjoyed, that one
could not hope to cover the whole neld
Of attractions II the entire summer
should be devoted to the purpose. but
the principal pleasure places. the lead.
ing health resorts. the most important
cities and the greatest scenic features,
may be briefly enjoyed without great
expenditure Of energy. time or money.
May We send you beautifully IL
Illustrated booklet descriptive Of THE
wonderland Send three cents in
stamps to cover postage. T. 3. Fish
or. General Passenger Agent. Colorado
q Southern Railway. Denver. Colo.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16
A Good Suggestion.

Mr.. o. B. wainwright Of Lemon
City. Fla. has written the mAnufacs.
urers that much better results are OBJ.
tAinsd from the use Of ChnmbsTlain's .
Oolio. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
IN casss Of pains In the stomach. colo
and cholera morbus BY taking IL in
water = hot ~ can b drank. That
whom taken IN thia way the sf4sct 10
double 10 rapidity. ''Is sssus 70 gst
at the right spos Instantly" he says
For sals b. Ill dsussisss. ~
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16
cuesmbsr and Tomato Salad,

Cucumber and Tomato Salad.
Plsos bed Of crisp lettuce IN :
sAlAd dish. then . layer Of sliesd %.
esnbsrs. then SLICED tomatoes. and
pouf Frsseh dressing or . nasoa.
nisss ever ths whole. Tsuatosa
peeled end oct iato halves and sssvsd
with . spnenful Of uayonnatss o.
saeh half make IN attractive salad.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16

Everybody get down 70 business
and boost Florence and ths great Ar.
kansaa valley. There are some food
things On the way that will Land in
Florence before another year.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16

'sPaasins through your woudssfsl
mouutains and cAnous / realise that
this state il going to be moro and
moro the playground for the entire
rspublic. Theodore Roosevelt In
his recent spssoh in this oitv.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16

The Junior class Of the MoOandless
High scbool will hold their claas day
exercises In the n. 3. church this
evening. The olass members are dec-
Grating the church today.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16
Benefit Of Opera House.

The band Lest night appointed
. committee 70 arrange for giving .
grand ball in the near futurs. the
proessds 70 b donated 70 the farnish-
ines II the new opera hosss. The
Silver ssass orchestra will b. ESQ.
oiassd with tho band in tliis under
taking. The boys hops 70 ssll 500
tickets. The date will b announced
later. The committee 10 composed Of
mcn who know NOT failure and II IL
bound to BE- . success.
Ths band boys viii tonight b
taksn into the K. Of p. lodge and
hereafter the band will be known -
TIE Ksishss Of Pythias band.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16

Bnainss men talk more suoouras-
ipgly Of Florsnos now than they have
for two years past-its prospects are
brighter and more business like. We
ncsd sons more good boosters. how
ever.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16

Il 10 70 b hoped that the Chicago
strike will como 70 . psaoeful and
honorable settlement on Thsrsday q
the national ofhoiAl meeting OF she
American Federation Of Labor.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16
Net,ee bsptiste.

The Aisioa Tsa and prosraa IN.
noaDosd fos ThsrsdAy ~ The Aeos Of
Ars. Geo. Wilsos, he's bean postponed
- account II ths revival nsstiess.
BY order froa ths Psss. q 1ossigs
xissles.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16
Beware Of Ointments for CataErl
That Contain Mercury, vnal

@s
- mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derauss
the whole system when entering Il
Though the Mucous surfaces. 6uoh
articles should never be used s1ospt
on prescriptions from reputable physa-
ciAns, ~ the damage they will do 10
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. HAll's Oasarrh
Curs. manufactured by r J. Cheney
and Co.. Toledo. o.. contains no NOR
curry. and 10 taken internally. sosinG
directly upon the blood and MUCOUS
surface Of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. Il is tsEen internally
aud made In Toledo, Ohio. BY =. ].
Cheney and 90. Testimonials tree.
Sold BY Druggists. Price 76o.
per bottle. a
Take Halls Family Pills for cousti-
patton. d
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy tn
Very Best. 7

II have been using Oh amberlain's 9
Cough Remedy and want 70 say II 10
the best cough medicine have ever
tAksn." ssys Geo. L. Ohubb. . msr-
chant Of Hsrlan. Mich. There 10 no
question about its beinG the best, ~
IL will cure . cough or cold In less
time thAn any other treatment. II
should always be kept in the houss
ready for instant use. for . cold can
be cured In much Lees time when
promptly treated. For sale BY all
druggists. It's
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16

While . bilious atssck IL dscidsdly
unpleasant II Il. QUICKLY over whsa
Uhambsslains etooaoh md Liver
Tablets are ussd. For Als b al
druggsses. ~
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16

Ts MeaEsry Of Hrs. 8. E. Dudley
All the storms of life are over,
Weary hands are laid TO rest. II
Angels bear thss homo forever
10 The mansions Of the blest.
Mother thou ars not forgotten
Tho ths form 4 laid to rsst
And ws mourn for thee in sadness
Yet ws feel that God knew best.
Aid We know thsu Nj NOT perished
Bus hast only kons before
With the angela shoa .rs singing
On that bright and nny shors.
We Viii ever ksspin memory.
All the trials thou hast seen
twin kesp NJ olose 70 Jesus
Every hour On him ws'il lean.
SO that whom death q solemn summons
Calls us. that Va may mot fear
We may greet thss up IN heaven,
The promi.e o. OR Savior dear.
Oomposed BY : Daughter.
SssosStS Srt<ttssx m
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16
N oties Of Sale.

On nonday. MAJ Y, 1905 st tho hour Of /.
Pixies Peak avenue, Florence. Colo, will olRer
for saie 70 the highest bidder for cash, ooe rcd
COW yeAn old branded o on tight hip. To
b so1d under the pro ~ visions Of an or
dinanoe In relation to imp0unded stock.
GLEN JACK,
Pound Master.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16

rhe Uniform Rank Of the Knighes
e Pyshias bsld asethsr peso,ios drill
lase nighs prspasstosy 4 suisg -
xsisi1s1 - esptsrs Tie Asst pstss
s9sFsl ~ shs Ueiessao srasl lsaes.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-16

H. DAILY TsiSsss 20 - nssaA.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-11
STANFORD JURY VfRDIC1
The Friends of the Dead Woman not
 Ready to Accept It.

San Francisco, March 10.-Mount- ford Wilson, the legal representative of the Stanford estate in an inter view with the Associated Press has au- thorized the following: Although the coroner's jury at Honolulu conclud- ed that Mrs. Stanford was the victim of a murderer we are as yet unprepar- cd to accept this judgment as final I do not know yet. nor do the police or detectives Investigating the case. but what Mrs Stanford died from natural causes. We have the opinion of half dozen physicians to the effect that the symptoms attendant. just previous to the death of Mrs. Stanford would indi- cate tat she died of angina pectoris q disease of the heart. causing the most acute agony. This however has in no way influenced us in the lines of investigation pursued in the hopes of solving the mystery.
 "In this we first proceeded on the theory that Mrs. Stanford was the vic tim of a criminal. With great deliber- alton and thoroughness we took up this line of reasoning questioning and re-
Arizona republican., 1905-03-11

Auction of Indian blankets Saturday evening, sharn.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-11

questioning every person who had re- lations remote or intimate with Mrs. Stanford for the last few months pre- ceding her death, but thus far we have found absolutely nothing which would jutsify making an arrest.
 "We then took up the proposition that Mrs Stanford was accidentally poisoned but this proved untenable The suggestion that Mrs. Stanford's $ death might have been the result of a drug clerks mistake failed to justify itself after research. Lastly we worked along the line that perhaps some one without the household who hads a grievance against Mrs. Stanford might have bribed one of the servants to ad- minister the fatal dose but like all the preceding speculations it ended in nothing.
 Neither Miss Berner nor Miss Hunt are under arrest in Honolulu nor will they be escorted back to this country by detectives
Arizona republican., 1905-03-11

of bodies the of ehanse~ anda me
 ike tho sewage o ties t i t Is the evorko of the hdneys e kidneys become weakened he ticula- attac tanec tn al ism no matte s. Y
  hip ten had to
 
 be cures frond dne to Safe Cure had done for had little relief  hada ehouse is and a efrornse in the disease o the dne Cure Is a medic
 Warner the
Arizona republican., 1905-03-11
HORSE AND AUTO
Horse Trader Bids Fair to be EeliPsed
 By Auto Jockey.

Casper and Wollman were standing in front Of Madsen's automobile sani- tarium yesterday. swapping lowspeed. lies, when Childs dashed up in his fractious steed.
 What will you take for your poor. old. ringboned, spavined. string halt. broken winded crowbait?" asked Wolf man in an ofrhand way.
 Dunno cs I want to trade" said Childs. carlessly. She's pretty old, this old lady Is, but she carried me over the Fifth avenue hill yesterday on her. second s2aed."
 "Whose wagon was she tied to?" asked Wollman, innocently. If I had a machine with a cough like that I'd soak 1t in cod liver oil for a week.
 Well she suits me" said Childs. ''T aint anxious to trade When you get machine that will take you twen- ty-five miles on one gallon of gasoline and then have enough left to clean your clothes with you ought to be sat- isfied."
 "Forty of fifty years ago that was nice machine" said Wollman, look ing 1t over critically. "before that chain got stretched and the tires checked and tl-e transmission all chawed to thunder. I reckon if you hitched 6 BOOQ lAOISG lO liidN iAlfASlAiilE AON SCA could make seven miles an hour with 1t, couldn't you?"
 "You're joshing," said Childs warmly. "She's a beautiful traveller. Why, I went to sleep running along South ave. the other night, and the machine ran i so gently I never woke up till we | fetched up in a ditch. Didn't break a | thing either. Strong frame. But as said. I don't want to sell" iE Heres a bolt that isn't loose" said ! Wollman, after some more examiDas ton. why is that? You ought to be more careful. 1 thought the old cornsheller didn't rattle so loud this morning. I couldn't hear 1t over three blocks away. How did you happen to | get that joint frightened"
 'I don't care for little rattle" said | Childs. "It saves working the horn. \ And that machine keeps in elegant shape. Why. it has never broken down | except in fro-t of a repair shop"
 'Tt never got more than three blocks from one" said Wollman, cheerfully i But say, what will you give me for \ taking 1t away. know a man who Is trying to build a dishwasher and he
 will buy part of it.
 "I aint going to part with It." said Childs But if you were to offer me -" He whispered the rest. That's more than it would be worth
 with a horse to pull it." said Wollman
 But I'll gye you -" he whispered.
 And ffft-," said Childs. "Nix," sad Tyollman. You can buy
 a whole washing machine for that. IT give you -"
 Split" said Childs.
 Done" said Wollman. "She's yours" said Childs. Star
 her easy, favor her on the hills, anc
 be careful with your clutch and she1 serve you faithful" All of which goes to show that there is .s much art in automobile trading as there ever was among the horse
 wappers.-Council Bluff Nonpareil.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-11
HE DOMINICAN TREATY
A Favorable Report from the Senate
 Executive Session.

Washington, March 1O-Senator Gull lom In an executive session of the sen ate today. reported favorably the San Domingo treaty. By agreement the senate will adjourn until Monday and the discussion of the treaty will be begun that time.
 Senator Hale offered an amendment to tEe treaty providing that all pros ceedings under it shall cease and ter minate in ten years unless the life of the treaty is extended by another con Yention.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-11
RooDLlNe SENATORS.
Trying to Force Their Way Back Into
 OsGce. fr

Sacramento. March IO.-In the su- prcme court this morning application for z v-r.t O. mandamus was filed by attorneys for ex-Senators French, Wright, Emmons and Bunkers who were expelled for alleged boodling, commanding their reinstatement in the senate. It is claimed that the expul- sion was cu.l and void and in violation of the constitution of the state and of the United States.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-11

A man is seldom afflicted with the big head unless he has little heart Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-11
IN oL0EN TIMES.
People Were Content to Take Things
 Easier Than Now.

If our forefathers could behold the modern locomotives. automobiles and electric cars. they would hold up their hands ia astonishment.
 The stagecoach was fast enough then people were more content to take things eaS.
 They used to be satisfied with any sort of a hair lotion that came along 1T it d.d aot prevent badness they thought it was because badness could not he prevented
 It's different now. People know that germs cause badness and that New bros Herpicide kills the germ, thus curing dandruff and preventing bald ness.
 Sold by leading druggists Send 1Oc in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit, Mich. H. Goodman, drug gist, special aoent.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-11
SENATOR BATES FUNERAL.
The Body Will Be Taken to Tennessee
 Tonight.

Washington, March 1O.-Funeral ser vices for Senator William Bate of Ten nessee were held in the senate chamber today. The remains will lie in the closed senate chamber until tomorrow evening when they will be taken to Nashville on special train-
Arizona republican., 1905-03-11

fully recommend to you that you enact a law directing the calling and author izing the holding of a special election, lat which the people of this territory may emphatically, decisively, definitely and conclusively convey to congress the sentiment of the people of Arizona
 upon that subject. so that the question bf our wishes can never again arise. | have had prepared by the attorney general a bill for an act embodying this recommendation, which l here with submit to you for your consider htion. The bill fixes the date of the proposed election as the day of November, 1905 It might seem to you If the recommendation in general meets your approval, wiser to fix an earlier date. as 1t is possible that con gress may be called to convene before the time fixed by law for the begin ming of the regular session, Respect fully,
 (Signed) JOSEPH H. KIBBEY,
Arizona republican., 1905-03-11

Those registering at the Ford hotel yesterday afternoon were: Pony, Moore Kansas City; L. R. Coover, Je- rome; Frank A. Bamber Cincinnati; J. F. Hendrix, Mrs. Hendrix. John F.. Hendrix Pomona; G. w. Humphreys, D. A. Edmonds.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-11

"She's yours said Childs. start her easy, favor her on the hills, and be careful with your clutch and she'll serve you faithful."
 All of which goes to show that there is ns much art in automobile trading as there ever was among the horse swappers.-Council Bluff Nonpareil.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-11
Ied) JOSEPH H. KIBBEY.

Governor.
 All other business was temporarily suspended Mr Timmons moved a suspension of the rules and the hurry ing of the bill along to the committee of the whole. General Wilson desired a suspension of the rules for the inn mediate passage of the bill. It was pointed out however that the bill would have to be amended as to the date for holding the election. MT. Timmons requested the honor of hav- ing his name attached to- the bill as the introducer. It was arranged though that it should be introduced by the whole committee
 When it was subsequently, taken up in. the committee a motion for amend ing 1t fixing the time for holding the election on the first Tuesday of No vember was amended authorizing the governor to fix the date in his procla nation. In this shape the bill was amended, favorably reported and pass ed as soon as the house sat again.
 GENERAL TOUCHINESS.
 Allusion has been hitherto made to the irritability of the members toward each other growing out of the debate over the stock bill. This was manifest ed in a variety of ways. For instance. MT. Timmons, a gentleman of generous proportions speaking of MT. Bailey. who is living illustration that nature sometimes confines great deal of worth and merit in small packages. invariably de- scribed him as "the miniature member from Cochise."
 Continued on Page {.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-11

United Spanish War Veterans fourth annual ball and war relic exhibit at O'Neill hall Thursday night. March 16.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-11

Some men get good only when they get too old to be bad.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-11

The compliments women fish for aie not worth catching.-Chicago News.