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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-01-12

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS The fol-
lowing are the real estate transfers re-
Gently recorded in the county registry
Fairfeld-Peter Rancho to A. l..
Hatch, 81; G. d. Bates to f. b. Cannon,
$500; r. Is. Cannon to r. Il. Mitchell ct
AL, 81; Octave Brooks to Edward
Brooke, 800.
Harmony-F. A. Linnell to d. d.
Stewart, 81.
Pttsfield-J. II. Davis to r. E. Mar
den, 81; j. Ii. Davis to f. E. Marden ct
al, 500.
Ripley-Geo. S. Bowdoin to C. A.
Bowdoin, 81.
Canaan-s. Virginia Nye to j. @.
Cover, 800.
Madson-C. H. Clark to H. D. Will,
smif hfeld-B. D. Tilton ct al. to Chas.
F. Perry, 81.
Hartland-F. 5. Burrin to A. W.
Miller, 81.
Brighton. ". York to }. S. Smart,
New Portland-Wm. Luce to S. D.
Mckinney, 81; Betsey l.. Pease ct al. to
North NV Portland Water Co., SIS.
Athens-A, C. Emery to Freeman
Moses, ST.
Embden-Wm. r. Richardson to Vim.
B, Clark ct al, $50.
Mercer-D. L. Rogers ct al. to T. L,
Smith, 81.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-01-12

Portland Press: Good morning, Mr.,
to you Your host of friends In Port
land is sure that you will WELD e
gavel with grace, dignity and firmness,
and that your parliamentary decisions
will be sound. Also good morning TO
you, Mr.. President Goodwin! 1t is safe
to say that under your guidance the hon
orable Senate will do business with neat
ness and despatch.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-01-12

K'nnebec Journal: President Good
Wln of the Senate put a gavel out of
commission, Thursday afternoon, in a
way that brought down the Houst-l and
the Senate, t0o-in more senses than one.
Il was at the assembling of the join. con-
ventiOn for the Inauguration ceremonies,
and wh1n he assumed the Speakers sta
ton tn pre- side over the crnven ion he
took Speaker Drew's gavrl and used it 10
seat the members. The res 1unding
whack with which he brought it down
was evidently OF more strenuous sort
than the gavel was used to and the han
die broke short off while the head fl w
six feet into the air. President Good
wins face was a study for an instant as
he glanced at the handle in his hand and
tried to figure out where the gavel head
had disappeared TO, and he looked dis
tinct Y relieved when the missing head
came down from the upper air and struck
the desk before him. Coming AT such II
time this little Incident snapped the ten
sion of the pomp and ceremony attend
Ing the occasion, and everybody laughed
and appla uproariously.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-01-12
Greatly In Demand

Nothing ID more in demand than a
medicine which meets modern require
ments for blood and system cleanser,
such as DR. Kings New Life Pills. They
are just what you need to cure stomach
and liver troubles. Try them At Geo.
E SIMPSONS drug store, 25c, guaran-
teed
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-01-12

ftr west, and has the full confidence Of
his associates aud competitors, who rec
oRDiz. hl- business as vel az his con-
panionAble Qualifications.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-01-12

Politicians would cease to rOost on the fence
if the voters were all on one side OF II.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-01-12

I'll brave the storms of Chilkoo Pass
IN cross the plains of frozen glass,
I'd leave my wife and cross the sea,
Rather than be without Rocky Mountain
Tea.
G R. Fogg
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-01-12
Quimby-Hathorne.

There was very pleasant wedding 81
the home Of the brides aunt, Mrs. + e.
Ham, 10 East Cambridge, Dec. % b, the
contracting parties being Nj. Ora B.
Quimby of Cambridge and Miss Alma J.
Hathorne of Dover. The ring ceremony
WAS performed in the presence Of family
friends by Rev. T. f. Ham.
The bride is a beautiful young lady,
much respected aud loved by all Nha
know her. She is the eldest daughter of
L. g. Hsthorne. Mr.. Quimby is young
man prominent In town business and
highly respected. He is the only son of
S. g. Quimby.
The young couple will reside at the
homestead and commence their married
lie under very favorable circumstances.
= NJ. QIimby has one u the finest
ho2es in town. They hay the congrat-
ulAtons If many friends ID town.
Constipation and piles are twins. They
kill people Inch by inch, sap life away
every day. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea will positively cure you. No cure
no pay. IS cents, Tea or Tablets 6.
Z. Fogg,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-01-12
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the Best
Made.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the Best
Made.
"In my opinion Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is the best made for colds, y
says Mrs. Cora Walker, of portelylle,
California There is no doubt about its
being the best No other will cure a
cold SO quickly No other is so sure a
preventive of pneumonia. No other is
so pleasant and safe 10 take These are
good reasons why II should be preferred
to any other. The fact is that few PEG
pie are satisfied with any other after
having once used this remedy. For sale
by &. H. Fogg, skowhegan; l.. C. Will
liams, Athens; sullivan Newton, Jack =
man.
n the fashions de net change in heaven
women Will find it a@'ully monotonous.
There are lots OF funny things in this world
including patent smoke consumers.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-01-12

County Commissioners:
MILTON l.. NJ gRRiLL. St. Adams.
L. {. WILLIAMS, Athens.
George T. 1bbelts, Fairfield
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
MUST ANSWER FOR
GIVING REBATES
RAILWAY OFFICIALS INDICTED
ny FEDERAL JURY.
KANSAS CITY PACKERS GOT IT
Bills Against Falthorn and Wann
Are outorowsh Of Evidence civ.
en- In Another Case BY
cusey

Chicago. Dec. i5.--Indictments we're
returned today by the federal grand
jury against John N. Faithorn, presl.
dent Of the Chicago Terminal Trans.
fer Railway company, and Fred A.
Wann,ylce president OF the Pcre Mar
quetto and the Chicago e Alton,
charging them with paying rebates
amounting to twenty thousand dollars
on shipments over the Alton. Faith.
orn was formerly vice president OF the
Alton, aad Wann general manager
II Is alleged that during their connec-
tion with the Alton they gave rebasss
TO schwarzschlld and sulzberger, pack.
ers Of Kansas City. Beth 8. Cusey,
traffic manager, recently pleaded
guilty TO receiving REBATES and was
fined fiye thousand dclla.s. Today's
indictments were returned upon
Cugey'g testimony.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
EVANS IS SCORCHED.
Fire Monday Night Destroys Four
Business Buildings.

Fire at Evans Monday night de.
stroyed Thomaseks Hungarian gro.
Gerry and three other buildings at that
place, doing a damage that will
amount to several hundred dollars
and will be but slightly covered by
insurance.
The fire was discovered at midnight
by Glenn Hazen, Of oskaloosa, liv.
eryman, who was driving through tho
town on his way nome after q trip to
Fishville. The man drove through
the streets calling, out the alarm and
the whole town was aroused to help
fight the fire.
Tho flames when first seen were
breaking through the roof OF the Hun
garian grocery and 1t is supposed were
caused by too heavy fire In the
building. They swept the entire cor.
ner opposite the postofIice. Taking
the grocery building and its contents,
the flames swept TO the John Head
barber shop, the old Sam Jackson sa'
loon, now vacant, and the VIII Head
building where Head and Friend were
sleeping. The three small buildings
were Of little value but the Thomasek
store was a good sized building ana
contained a stock valued at several
hundred dollars.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
BEEF MEN ON TRIAL.
Two Surprises Sprung at Preliminary
Hearing Demand Cases BE
Heard Separately.

Chicago, Dec. 49, Lawyers for the
beef packers accused Of conspiracy
sprung two gurDrises Tuesday on the
governments attorneys 10 the United
States district court. demanding sep.
arate trial for ~ defendants, and se-
curing freedom for another. Samuel a..
MaRobsrts, financial agent for Armour
n co, and alleged figure IN the meet
ings which gave rise 10 the conspiracy,
IL the man freed Whether the II
trials will be permitted 10 issue from
the one case at bar was not decided BY
Judge J. Otis Humphrey At this time.
II the packers win II means that
months must pass IN the preliminary
hearing begun Tuesday before II win
be possible TO arraign the accused men
and their companies for trial on tho
conspiracy charge.
McRoberts' leap from the conspiracy
net Was by virtue Of his appearance
before the grand Jury which returned
the indictment against him and his
fellow dcfendantS The law vas clear
Judge Humphrey held, and there was
nothing 70 DO except grant his plea
for immunity. Persons in the crowd
which Witnessed tho opening or the
trial were giyen only one hint from
the bench ns ID the Judges state Of
mind On the motion 10 give eath of
the n remaining defendants . nepar
rats trial.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
GOSSIP FROM THE CAPITAL
SENATE COMMITTEE FAvoRs AP-
PRECIPITATION FOR CANAL.
Rate Legislation Not Likely to BE Con-
sidered Until After the Holi-
fs day Recess.

Washington, Dec. 13.--The senate
committee on appropriations agreed to
report the emergency canal bill. car.
rying $l1,000,0O0, but struck out the
provision relating to bonds. This pro.
vision Is TO be referred to the finance
committee, and may be reported as a
separate bill or an amendment to the
canal appropriation bill Secretary
Taft announced that he was willing
to accept the amount as appropriated
by the house ($11 ,000,000) and said
that would be sufficient TO carry on the
work until AprH /, but that another
appropriation would then be necessary
for the balance OF the year.
Washington. Dec. 13.--Railroad rate
legislation will be allowed TO rest un.
III after the Christmas holidays.
Members OF the house committee on
interstate and foreign commerce have
agreed TO take up and dispose Of less
important measures than those affect.
ing rates before the recess. In the
senate, also. there is a disposition to
let rate legislation slumber for the
time being The members Of the In.
terstate commerce committee In that
body have decided to hold but one
meeting a week before Christmas, and
there Is general understanding that
legislation affecting the interstate
commerce commission will not be
pushed. II is likely that several adj
a444..nf - u.sav rate htiio ,yftt ha Ia
troduced in both bodies before the
committees are ready TO take up the
subject Chairman Hepburn, of the
house committee on interstate and for.
eIgn commerce Is still at work on
the bin which he is to introduce. On
account OF the great number OF bills
introduced in the house, the govern.
ment printing Office Is behind In IT'S
work, and as yet the committees OF
the house and senate have not been
able to get copies OF all the rate meas
ures presented.
Washington, Dec 13. - The senate
Tuesday passed its first bill for the ses-
sion. II was a measure authorizing the
Rock Island, Arkansas & Louisville
Railroad company to construct
bridges acrosg the ouachita and other
streams In the state OF Arkansas, and
was reported by Senator Berry from the
committee ON commerce. Senator
Taliaferro took the oath OF once for his
new term as senator. The senate At
12:4o 3. m. went into executive session
and at I:2o adjourned.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
THE OREGON LAND
FRAUDS GROWING
SOME STARTLING EVIDENCE ls
COMING TO LIGHT.
DARING WORK OF swrrDLRRs.
They Continued In Their Criminal
Work Even After They Had Been
convlcted--Forued certltl.
Gates Produced.

Portland Ore, Dec IL. - Each day
brings more and more surprising evi.
dences OF the monumental as.
surance Of the gang Of school land op-
orators and the childllke simplicity and
trustfulness Of the unknown number OF
persons whom they swindled out OF
large sums of money. The swindlers OPP
Grated months after several OF the gang,
II Is believed, stood convicted in the fed
eral courts of this district, and they re-
ferred to. in the most brazen manner,
banks and individuals In Oregon who
would certainly have warned the vic
tins had they been communicated with.
Abundle Of forged certificates present
ed by persons who for obvious reasons
desire George c. Brown, clerk of the
school land board, to withhold their
names, show that in addition to forger-
les OF certificates, state seal, notarial
seals, signatures Of officials and notar.
les the swindlers forged letters written
on forged letter heads of the state school
land board with the forged signature OF
Clerk Brown purporting to inform ths
operators as to the status OF their land.
also forged receipts for pretended
payments on different parcels OF land,
made with facaimlle of the rubber
stamp used by the clerk OF the board.
These forgeries were uttered so late
as October, 1905. A new complication
arose, according to an oregonian spe-
,cial from Salem, with the discovery that
part OF the forged certificates are on the
same paper as used by the state board,
those hitherto found having been made
on a brand Of paper never sold in this
state.
The forged certificates returned all
passed through 8. A. d. Puter, now un-
der conviction OF conspiracy with Hor-
ace Mckinley and others to defraud the
government out Of public land. The gen.
uine certificates are held tW the Mueller
Lumber company OF Davenport, Iowa.
The whereabouts OF neither Puter nor
Mckinley are known.
Seattle, Dec. 13.--Kay Mckay want
ed at LaCross for swindling Hiram
Goddard out OF 100000 in land deal,
was arrested here today.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
TRACK LAYING BEGUN.
Rack Island Force Completing Switch
to Ramsay Mines.

Roadrnaster ,. Doolin, Of the Rock
Island, this morning started bis track.
laying gang upon tho construction OF
the switch to the new Ramsay mines
southwest Of Evans. The switch, In
cluding the yards, will measure over
two miles In length, and Is consider
able OF an undertaking. Mr.. Doolin
however expects to have IL completed
as soon as the mine ig ready for ex-
tensiye working. The miners train
now running out OF ogkaloosa car.
Tied men largely TO the old mine, ns
only entry workers are working in the
new. The old mine can use twenty.
fys moro men, Il ). sai9 and when
the new one opens with ITO large Iorce
the fact that the men live In oskaloo,
"a will mean quite bit TO this city.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
PIPE CAUSES BLAZE.
Tom Mclean Has Peculiar Exper-
ience While Driving.

Tom Mclean, farmer living north.
east OF oskaloosa. had an exciting
experience with FIRE Tuesday after.
noon, and an experience which threat.
ened to do him injury and damage.
Tom started home smoking pipe
and discovered when In front OF the
Herald once that the robe which he
bad about HIS legs was blazing. It
wae necessary to stop and throw the
thing into the street before .the blaze
could bo put out, and the mans bug.
~. TOO. caught fre and snoldefed
considerable.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
FIRE AT MAsENA, IOWA.
Five Business Institutions sustaln a
Total Loss Of s2s, 1000.

Massena, ia., Dec. 13r--A nre which
practically destroyed half of the bust.
,nesg district OF Masscna started at
1920 O'Clock this morning and caused
a loss of $4,000. The cause IL un.
known but believed 70 be IncendIary,
II being the third disastrors fire IN
one week. The damage In detail fol.
lows.
Fullerton Lumber company, total
loss, $4,000.
,. H. Yarger, hardware store, total
loss, 1900.
Mrs, Byrd, restaurant total loss,
5000
Anold & Cheney, grain once,
). n. Yarger, dry goods ana grocery
store, partial loss.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
coRN PRIZES AWAcDED.
Mahaska County Exhibitors IN EN.
dence In State Contest

Des Moines, Dec.f3y--M -Mahagka coui-
ty farmers we're In evidence at tho
state corn exhibit in connection with
tfe annual meeting Of the Iowa Agri.
cultural Society. w. w. white took
first prize Of 80 for best ten ears Of
large white Dent corn, and second
prize of 81 On sn6afl white Dent. c.
@. Roe took fourth prize 6f "a on.
large white Dent q. RI. whiting, "a
Whiting, took tho capital prjze of go
for the best ear of corn exhibited.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14

Al Churches Unite in the Proposed
Universal Legislation.

New York, --Hcpresentativc
OF all denominations except tho Rom.
an Catholic which forbids afsCFuto ar
vcrce on any groundg are meeting
hero today 10 discuss wHat recon-
mcndatlons the church gtouid make
for divorce legislation preparatory 10
the convention ia February AtWasfE
ington Of the commissioners selected
BY tho governors of the various states.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
NEWTON Nan INoIcTEo.
Prof Farmer Charged With Forging
Editor Rhineharts Name.

Z Newton, Ia, Dec. RIA gengation
has been created hoge BY tho grand
jury reporting an indictment against
Prof D. y. Farmer on the cnarge Of
forging Editor O. r.. Hfncharfe name
TO contract.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14

The FIRE was fought with buckets,
under great difficulty. 1t was only be-
cause there was no wind that II was
possible to save the other business
buildings Of the town. With buckets
Of water the advance OF the flames
was stubbornly resisted. and finally,
after y couple OF hours hard work,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
RECOUNT is DEnIED.

Albany. N. r., Dec. 13y--Tne court
of appeals today decided tho ballot
boxes. could not be re-opened. and the
ballots re-counted. This win probar
bly, result IN tho declaration of Nc.
CleIiand's election.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
controlled.

controlled. '@~i ~
Widest rumors concerning the tire
reached 0skaloqsa during the night
and carly morning, when It was re.
ported that the Garfield store, lin
which Art oppenheimer and associ.
ates are concerned, the Rock Island
depot, the Reel drug store and other
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
chrIntman candIea.

We give special prices to Sunday
schools, churches and school teach,
ers on oil OF our Christmas candles.
Call and see the new lines.
Green Candy Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
pEAsoDY roH paesIpEnr.

New York, Dec. 1.-THE directors
of the Mutual Insurance Co. today
cIected Charles Al. Penbcdy president
and fixed his salary 81 $4,000
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
eEnAroR chosEn.


Salem, Ore, Dee. ~. Tt vac an
nounced today that Governor Cham
berlain had selected John M. Gearin
TO succeed Mitchell IN tho United
States senate. Gearin WIN be the
first democratic senator from Oregon
since 1878.
Laterr-Gearin was appointed scna.
tor this afternoon.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14

places were burned. Rumor had II
that three entire blocks mad burned,
whereas tho town has but two and a
half.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14

There was lots OF hay and corn
about the square yesterday offered in
the local market.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-11
cAangs IN Tram Service.

On =. o. O. railroad. Sunday July
Sth, 1905. all suburban trains on the
r. and O. o. railroad will Be with.
drawn. with the following exception !:
The train leaving Cripple Cresk at !
.. N. and Victor ct 7:S0 .. N. for
Golddeld. and the traips leaving
Goldneid At l:1S p. n. and Victor
~ 4:9o p. m. for Cripple Greek will
remain In service. Through passen.
ger trains Nos. 8 and 8 will bs with
drawn above data and shs following
through passenger trains will bs run
between Cripple Oresk and Canon
City. Train No. . will leave Cripple
Greek At o:45 .. m.. Victor 10 :0e. ar.
rive Canon City 1915 p. NJ. Florence
1875 p. m. Train No. will leave
Canon Oisy . p. m, Florence 3 p
m. arrive Victor $3.50 p. NJ. Cripple
Creek 6:l5 p. N.
In addition 10 this. combination
coach and baggage car will b In ser.
vioe on freight train leaving Canon
City AZ .. N. for Victor and Cripple
Greek. u
The daily tribune., 1905-07-11

The passenger department Of the
Denver and Rio Grands railroad 10
sending ont . neat little booklet en-.
titled Vacation Estimatss." Il
gives estimates Of the cost Of various
vacation trips over its lines. and sug.
gests many pleasant plaoss 70 spend .
vacation In Colorado. Il 10 . valuable
guide and The Tribune ahnox lodges
the receipt Of one.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-11

W. p. Hillix has leased the store
room In the Blunt block recently
vacated BY Brsokman and Son, and
will occupy the Same with his Cigar
store about August lst. The neces.
sary improvements are now being
made and whom completed IL will b
. neat. attractive place.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-11
{. Psrtly Persssal I.

-Mrs. All Mitchell is down from
Canon.
viii Kslso won't to Colorado
Springs today.
-0serss n. Dsibsrt transacted
busisss II Pssblo today.
-0sorss Prsssis Of Canon. IL In
yiorssos this Aftssseea.
Miss Adrisnus wallses has ~.
turned from Nosfs Dame college.
Mrs. J. ". Yslton and Miss
Psetsass are Waiting Pueblo friends.
-. wallace rstvrnsd Lest night
IRON - sstsadsd trip In the sast.
-AA Az salnc. and daughter
q Ceal Orssk. left n noon for Den.
w.
Mrs. O. A. Calhoun and Mrs.
3. ,. Blown rssurnsd from Canon 10.
~.
-As. Mary assss and little
laaOhsss ~ Visiting fSsble friends
lo1n1.
-nsa 0sofss Raybsrn y est
ssas DsslaA spsslip8 . few weeks IL
~ neun1aias. f
-1inp ops Dlsdsali, MssAs Or.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-11

Frank Gallagher IN employs 1t tbs
Union mill had the misfortune to get
his left arm caught in . pulley last
night injurins 1t 20 badly that be
will take an enforced vacation for two
or three weeks. II was luckily for
him that he did not loss bis erm.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-11

8. z. Hooper. general passenger
agent Of the Denver and Bio GYands.
has presented . ssriss Of Colorado
views 70 the U. g. 8. Colorado. The
pi,tures are handsomely framed and
receive especial comment In "Ths
Big 6tiok." psbiicatiou Issued By
the sailors Of the Colorado.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-11

mody and Lillian Moore cs the Biz
Store took in the Pueblo excursion
today.
Mrs. H. e. Kisr last night from
. three weeks visit With friends In
Fulton. Kansas.
Mn. " B. Robinso on and Mrs.
B. Giusburs are spending the day
with Pueblo friends.
Will Jones and Albert Evans left
this morning for Colorado Springs
whore they have secured employs yment
In , mill.
-wn. Chambers Of Old Mexico haa
arris ID here 70 visit his son Thomas.
The elder Mr.. Ohambsrs 10 an old
time railrcaA engineer.
Hove Robbins soorsd the highest on
the local bowling alleys last week.
the score being s9o. Mis Jeuetts
Roxbury made the highest score Of
the ladies. she having bowled lsi.
Mis- Sadie Dale and Miss Herring
Of 0rsat Bend. Kansas returning from
the League convention In Dsnvsr n.
rived today for . visit with Mrs. o.
,. Pssd. They are old school
mssss.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-11

The Presby terian ladies will give .
sooial-"A Trip Around she world."
Thursday evening. Four dinersAt
countries will BE- represented. Al tho
homo Of Mrs. A. n. Smith will b
given Germany" at the home Of
Ms. I. u. Sesrcy 'Jspan;" at the
home Of Ed. John Ireland" at the
home Of John johnson America. !" A
program and rsfreehnents will b.
served at ssoh place and the charge
will b. 35 osuts. Come at 7'S0.
1918
The daily tribune., 1905-07-11

The officers and guards Of Florence
Circle No. SO. Women Of Woodcrafs.
are requested TO report in Union hall
for drill ON Wednesday afternoon as
two O'Clock. By order Of the @. Of q.
CLARA 2. HH.LIx, Clerk.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-11
Ypworth League.

Notice; oil nsmbsrs ere requested
70 b at the church On Thvrsday svss.
Ing. Jelly - 81 7.s0 e'olesk v arrange
topic cards. ll.ll
The daily tribune., 1905-07-11
Attention.

All msnbers Of Florence Harbor
No. ~. A. o. o. p. are requested 70
b present Tuesday night. Jsly iith u
OallSorniA hall 10 attend . special
Dsstiss. Business of Importance.
Ills y. 4. RHlTBR. eso'y.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-11

Star Of the West company OF the
Uniform Rank. 4. Of p. held anoth.
OF practice drill on the streets last
night. There was full company At
practice.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-11
MISCELLANEOUS
D. q R. 9.

Summer excursion round trip rates
70 all points east ~ far ~ Buffalo, N.
r.. now on sale at . rate little over
one fare for the round trip. Cali at
D. and r. q. ticket once for full par.
ticslars. FREEMAN Sumner. Agt. u
The daily tribune., 1905-07-11

@. ". Ssaley. vics prssidsnt Of the
Colorado Holiness association. will
hold meetings at the Mission. the
1t. Elmo hotsl. this evening.