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Heart
LkeaCock

The pulsation Of the heart
marks the passage of the blood
through the veins, just as the
ticking of a clock indicates the
fight of moments of time.
Palpitation, futtering or irreg-
ular action reveals the fact that
the heart is running down..
and unless strengthened, is
liable TO stop at any time un-
der some weakening influence,
such as excitement, over-work,
or intense mental or physical
strain. To regulate the heart.
action, you should take
DR.. Miles Heart Cure when
any symptoms of a weak heart
is apparent. 1t has no equal.
Sometime ago had q very severe
the time ! had q heavy beating or
throbbing Of the heart. i would beat
so that when ! lay down at night II
would sound Ike q small clock in bed
With every little exercise, or walking
I folt like Hay heoFf would give cut.
and I would be so tired would have
10 lie down and rest. suffered quite
q while IN this way, Gaen I concluded
not taken Il long until ! began 20 feel
easier, and 50 coQfinucd, ard the med
icine entirely cured me. ! an very
grateful for the great good ! fecefved
from DR.. Mliesf Heart Cure
JOSEPH HHOADHEAD,
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Or. Miles, Heart Cure 10 sold BY
your druggist, who Will guarantee that
The first bottle Will heneft. IL lt faila
he Will refund your Fnensy.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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SUES ron MAGILL,s pRoPERTy.

OAKLAND, Oct. A second suit in
the efforts of A l. Mcpherson to recov-
er the fortune that was squandered by
Arthur e. Magill. was begun today,
when Mcpherson sued to have set aside
deeds to Magili's row of61ats at Thir-
teenth and Castro streets. The deeds
are held by Harry Reiser, a brother
in-law of Jerome Probst, a Chicago
lawyer, who is accused Of having
heeced the young Oakland capitalist.
Mcpherson reared Magill, and was
made his guardian when the young
man was declared incompetent
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LIFE TERM GIVEN INDIAN
FOR KILLING OF NEPHEW
Johnny Tacixum Receives Second Sem
tence for His Exisfence, Having
Been Released First Time.

VANCOUVER B. c., Oct. 4-Johnny
Tackum- an u--coast Indian. was SEN
fenced this afternoon to imprisonment
for life for the murder of his nephew.
Charlie NewalL The latter was shot
while attempting to escape from
Tackum in a boat.
This Is the second time that Tackum
has been given life imprisonment He
killed man many years ago. but was
released after serving three years. He
seemingly was dying from consunp-
ton, but revived when he returned to
hts native haunts.
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RUBBER PLANT NEAR compLEr1oN

MARTINEZ. Oct. 4.-The large manu-
featuring plant of the Bowers Rubber
Company, which has been in the course
of construction at Black Diamond for
the past year, Is rapidly nearing COM
pietion. The first steam was raised in
the place yesterday morning. though
the preliminary testing of the ma
chinery will not be held until some
weeks later. 1t is estimated that. more
than 300 men will be given employ
ment when the plant is running at it's
full capacity.
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STANFORD STUDENTS TO
PRODUCE CLASSIC DRAMA
Sword and Sandals Announces the Gas
for the "Two Gentlemen
of Verona

=
for the sTwo Gentlemen
of Verona
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct A.
Undaunted by the sudden closing of
college last spring, the Sword and San
dals, the dramatic organization of
Stanford University, has decided to
give Shakespeares drama, Two GEN
tlemen Of Verona" as scheduled. The
personnel of the role contains the best
dctors in college The cast is as fol-
lows:
Duke of Milan. J. e. Stewart, 'o7.
Two Gentlemen of Verona: Valentine,
p. d. Sales, 'os; Proteus. J. C. Ray. '07..
Antonio, father of Proteus, J. NJ. Ward,
OF; Panthino, servant to Antonio, NJ.
A. Gunst, 'oS; Thurio. a rejected lover
Of Silvia, e: H. Bernard, 'o7; Lance,
servant to Proteus, E. r. May. '0e;
Speed. clownish servant to Valentine.
r. s. Kellogg. o7; Hast. r. S. kellogg.
'07. Outlaws, w. NJ Walker, '08; z. J.
Swift, 'oS; M. A. Gunst, '0S. silvia. be-
loved of Valentine, Miss A. ElIerbecl<.
0S; Lucetta. maid to Julia, Miss z. l..
officer, OF.
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GORDON TO GIVE RECTTAI.

OAKLAND, Oct. 4-Mackenzie Cor
don. the noted tenor. will give a song
recital in Hamilton Hall Thursday
evening. October Is. The programme
will include groups OF English, Scotch.
French and German ballads and oper-
attic arias, both of classic and modern
composers. Nathan Landsberger, vio-
lin, and Fred Maurer. piano, will as
sisf
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SWEET SINGER rs ILL.

Los ANGELES, Oct 4-Miss Ina
Coolbrith of San Francisco, pronounced
by critics the country over the sweet
est singer in the West. Is Ill at the
home of w. H. Perry at 20 st. James
Park She came here a week ago to
visit the Perrys and contracted "a Sc
we're cold. Her condition is not con-
sidered serious, though she has not yet
recovered from the shock OF the April
disaster.
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BLAZE AT rANroRAN.

SAN BRUNO PARK, Oct. 4.-The
grand stand and barns at the Tanforan
race track barely escaped destruction
today by a fire which destroyed the
warehouse just across the track from
the stables. suspicious character
was seen leaving the neighborhood of
the barn just before the fire broke out.
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Personal.

Oakland, Oct. "A A. Cofford is
at the Athens, registered from Lansing,
Mich.
Judge D. H. Hall of Reno, New, is
registered. at the Metropole.
James Schilling or Boston, Mass, is
at the Athens
II II. Smith is at the Metropole, regis
tering from GAINESVILLE, o.
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MEN AND OFFICIALS CONFER.

OAKLAND, Oct. 4.-Oficials Of the
Southern Pacific Company and other
Hartman coast lines met today at
Oakland pier in annual conference with
the committees of the railway broth
erhoods to adjust the wage schedule
The conference. which will last sew
erai days. will cover q broad range of
subjects. No drastic changes are
sought by the trainmen.
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FOUND DEAD IN BED.

SAN JOSE. Oct. 4.-Edward Tognini.
former resident of San Jose, was
found dead in his bed this morning
at the Abel ranch, near Milpitas. Tog-
mini undoubtedly succumbed to tuber-
culosis- The body was removed to the
morgue this morning and Coroner
Kell will hold an inquest.
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WOULD LET WOMEN VOTE,

BERKELEY, Oct z.-The charter re-
vision committee appointed a year ago
to prepare new charter for submis-
sion to the Town Trustees has decided
to incorporate a provision giving to-
women the right to vote where school
matters are concerned, and also to
serve as members OF the Board of Edu-
cation.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-05

CEMENT COMPANY FoRMEp-oakland.
Oct. 4.-The Sonora Concrete Cement and Lime
Company hes has bee been Incorporated with capital
scribed by the Following directors: Z. P. John
son and Zoe Tallman Of Oakland and b. n. Ho-
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APARTMENTs no LEI.

FOR RENT-MooRE HTIL fEo3. III i4TH 81
The daily tribune., 1906-07-05
Boost the Motor Line sss s 's'':ss ss'''s' 'ss
camps 1t be done. In
Ricketts, Causens for bargains in second
hand furniture.
1ftoNEK ssys1 RICKETTS, e. CLAUSEN
Moonlight Excursion.

The d. and r. @. will run . moon.
light excursion through she Royal
George Friday. July 9Th Special
train with two open top observation
cars and several ooaches will leave
Florence station At 8:16 p. m. return.
Ing to leave Parkdale ut $50 p. m /.
giving you . oLance to get OF Ut the
hanging bridge on the way up. remain
Ing there until the train returns from
ParkdAle The Canon City band will
20 and furnish music all the way
Fare for the trip 30 cents for adults
and 45 oents for children. This will
be the only moonlight excursion this
year therefor you had better take your
friends and family and have . good
time.
FREEMAN SUMNER,
81 Agent.
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EARLY MORNING WEDDING :

EARLY MORNING WEDDING
fl. =. HassenpfluR Of Halstsd. Kans..
and Miss Ella Lutes Of shis city were
married At 6 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing at the home Of the brides BROTH
er H. r. Lutes. 52l East Main street.
The groom 10 . we'll known farmer
In HIS state and has oonsiderable
property. After spending . few
weeks here the couple will PROOF ed
to Oklahoma where they will take
mp their abods. Mr.. and Mrs
Lutes served . sumptnus Wedding
breakfast and then the party took the
early morning train for DIVIDE where
the day was celebrated doubly. The
W. dding ceremony was performed by
Rev. H. NJ. Pinsree. pastor Of the n
e. church.
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WnY NQt2

II you are going 70 visit your friends
10 the EaN this summer. why not
take advantage Of the low rates offered
by the Chicago Milwaukee and st
Paul Railway On June LIST and Snd
9th to 10th aud July Let TO 10th inolu
sive. they will sell you round trip
tickets to Chicago. Milwaukee. Madi.
son and all other points on their
system In the Middle Northern states
for one fare plus - 90. allowing
you to return any time previous to
Oct. 8ist. Two through trains
daily Denver to Chicago without
change Of cars. via the Chicago Mil.
waukse aud st. Paul. Union Pacific
line. For further information call
on or address. J Il. Preston. O. A..
O n and St. p. Ry.. 1929 18th ST..
Denver. Colo w.N
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ALMosr A KILLINo = v

ALMOST A KILLING - What
might have been . fatal accident GO.
curred at Wetmore yesterday. The
teams were playing base ball " hen
the batter sent fy out In tho field
and struck ono Of the players. II was
thought for awhile that the young
fellow WAS killed ~ he was rendered
unconscious. Medical attention was
summoned. II 10 reported that the
young man resides in Portland bus
no ono there had heard Of the miahap.
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ola.s At Fremou. Wall Paper Go.

POWDER BUKNT-Tom Hodson
Of Chandler. . boy. was severely
burned BY the sudden ignition Of
powder yesterday. Severe wounds
were inflicted on his arms. legs. chest
and face. He was carrying some
loose powder In sack when . spark
from aome Hre WORKS dropped into the
sack. causing au instantaneous hlsze.
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COLLAR BONE BRoKEN-victor
Nord Of Cha, dler was thrown from .
burro Yesterday and sustained broken
COLLAR bone. He and another lad were
riding the animal, which took notion
to do some fanov buokipa. Nord wsa
pitched over the donkey'a head onto
the around.
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Abraham Lincoln

was a man who, against all odds, attain
Cd the highest honor man could got il
the United States Ballard's Horehound
Syrup has attained place never equal
led by any other like remedy. It is .
sure cure for coughs, colds. bronchitis,
influenza and all pulmonary diseases.
Every mother should keep supplied with
this wonderful cough medicine. Sold
by Florence Palace Pharmacy. it's
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ABOUT YOUR NHl0nB0RS
AND YOURSELVES

'..7-s " ~ y s,S n b vi
Ma Cli6ord 0iasson spssS tbs
Fourth n sslida. ss
-H q Watkins W. ! ylsrenos
visitor in Pasbio ysstsrday
-H. ). Owens ard Wits devoted
yesterday to celebrating on Beaver.
= Ernest Stone Of Tho Tribune
foros celebrated tho Fourth II Pueblo.
Miss My Hornsy q Canon City
visitsd Miss Bertha Nilusr Yesterday.
-Missss Ethel and Jsasis Pops nf
81. Joe. No.. srs visiting thsir aunt.
Mrs. A. !. Hadlsy.
-H. 8. Pritls Of Pueblo Il In the
oity the euest Of his slater. Mrs.. John
Miner. s6d will stay several days
/ John Bald and Herbslt Hughes
and thsir families were among the
many Florensines who spent yesterday
on Beaver creek.
"A. /. Hadley. wife and child. s.
q Kelso and wife and the. Misses
Pope picnicked three miles above
Green wood yesterday.
f. D McCormick. wife And two
daughters leave tomorrow for the
Twin Lakes country to spend month
in camping and fishing.
IN. e. Lewis. will Eynon and
John Patterson and their families
picnicked at Cottonwood Spvinss.
sbovs Rockva yesterday.
IT. NJ. Howslls and wifs. Mrs.
]. 8. Thickens and daughter Thelma.
Newton Large. wife and Wayne. spent
the Fourth in South Oak Greek canon.
-Marshail Eakiu. Paul. Munson
and Frank Tam r. Misses Laura
Hitchcock, Mary Jack. Lillian John
and Eva williams celebrated lnde.
pendsnce day In the wilds Of Beaver
creek.
u. v. McOandless and wife drove
over tho Highline drive near Canon
City last evening to witness the dis.
play Of fireworks and the big bon
ERE. They say the illumine effects
were magnificent.
IN. J. Higgins Of the Big store
celebrated the Fourth in SAlidA.
He reports seeing two interesting ball
games between SalidA and the Colo.
RADIO Iron Works team in which
SaiidA was defeated in each instance.
p. 4. MCGUIRE and son Philip
have returned from . nshina trip over
on Sweetwater lake. They caught
nice number of trout. but Mr.. Nc.
Guire says fishiDR 10 not 20 good -
usual and will not be for some weeks.
Joseph Mccoy left for Texas
Greek Monday evening whore be will
remain . few days and depart for the
Klondyke country. His mother left
on the same train for Florence where
she expects to reside permanently. =
Fruita Telegram.
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F. 4 c. C. Excursion.

The r. and O. o will run excursion
to Cripple Greek next Sunday ct ol. 80
for the round trip. The train leaves
Florence ~ 8 .. M, returning to this
city at ! 30 p. m. Just 1t this season
Of tho year the scenery along tile road
10 beautiful. Join the triu and enjoy
. days outing. bS.b7
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Don't be Backward.

Do not hesitate to ask for free sam
pie OF Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. We are glad to give them t.
anyone who IL troubled with biliousness
constipation or any disorder Of the stom
ach. Many have been permanently cur,
cd by their use. Daniels drug store. tt
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Tickets 70 points eass via the Mia
souri Pacific from Canon City, and
stations west thereof. Will allow par.
cuassrs side "trip from Pueblo 10 DEN.
VIZ and rstHrn when desired. Plsass
near this II utud
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BIDS Wanted.

Bids for laying three crossw alks and
sidewalks over Union ditch ON the
north and south side Of ". Main street
will be received at che ofaos OF the
city clerk until 7:s0 p. m.. Monday
Jaly 9th.
Oroeswalks and sidewalks must b
laid according 10 plans and speoifsoa.
4ions in the ofios Of the city CLERK.
The city reserves the right 10 rs3sot
any OF oil bids.
NAY JOHNSON.
81 City Olsrk.
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Notice 70 Post Subscribers.

Money on Subscription 70 the Den.
vsr Poss or Pusblo Chisfeain nay
b. lsfs at the Flossuos Citisss of.os
and u no other place. Also ssbsesip.
sieus rsoeivsd asd extra espiss pro.
cured.
~ n. 2. TaokAs, AessA
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Public opinion is making it hot
for the trust whose business meth.
ods cannot stand investigation
We want you to investigate our
methods of doing business We
court public opinion and are sure
to receive a favorable verdict. Our
motto IT,, "Only one quality Of
drugs-the best at the least" For
example: It 10 economy to buy
our sundries. They are the kind
that satisfies the most exacting
psople.
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All kinds Of souvenir pot cards at
FrueaufY Bros 7-i0
The daily tribune., 1906-07-05

Colorado scenery and Burro tablet,
and envelopes At FrueauR Bros. TIL
The daily tribune., 1906-07-05

Scenery and Borro books At Frueaun
Bros. 7.lS
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Dsa'e fstl " tAts ID, the noopliRht
eseassiee JAY osh. Trails Leaves ~
Sis ,. a.-baa seewd seiss lots Of
~: = ~
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Uucsmhsr Dream makss The facs
like velvse-Palaos Pharmacy. lo4z
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Classified Advertisements
WANTED

VNANTRD-A cook, two teams and fifteen
BiS East Third Btroe4. p6tf
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06
Black Patti Troubadours

The Ncw York Herald qualities The
Greater Black Patti Troubadours as
follows
Sissleretta Jones, better known per
haps as BLACK Patti. is the star Of 4
company OF colored performers iris.
She IS a singer with large reputa-
ton and IS heralded as being the
greatest Of her race. She has a well
cultivated soprano voice OF good
range AMI there is mucr natural SWEEP
ness i'll her tones. particularly those
OF her middle and lower register
each being received with due appre-
citation and ro,lnlly applauded.
Among the other features is a far
clcal comedy and long olio of va
riety performances. The musical
| comedy is a laughable absurditv en-
titled 'Looney Dreamland." 1t gives
a well drawn picture of Coney
! Island latest and most famous amust
| ment resort from both interior auC
exterior points Of view. There is lit
| tie or no plot, but his is made I'D FOL
by large quantities OF laughabie pre-
dicaients, and profusion of swell
the latter being particularly Well rem
/ dered by John Rucker, The Alabam;
Blossom, and an exccllentlv drilled
chorus composed Of FORTY full. rici
| and melodious voices. In fact fir,
chorus Is said 10 be the best which
has been heard in a New York thea
ire this season.
Among the new features in tri
seasons show is conlened version q
Gilbert & Sullivan, "Pinafore" an,
Southland Scenes. with Black PAT
Il IN very congeuial roles. All tn
sepclalties 10 "Lo7ney Dreamland'
are new and mp TO datc. and the wand
vile numbers include offerings b.
John Rucker. Al Watts. Crauncey We
Vain. the wonderful hoop roller
he Frdlbadours are announced +
appear at the Grand. Thursday Jar
18th
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

Allen Lowe and George +. Stoddard
and the music by Paul SCHNEIDER ana
Ben II. Jerome. There are MANY
anaIsing situations in the piece, aud
the music contains great many
number which rave proven very pop
MAR wherever they have been heard
Among them are Peggy Brady.
sung by Leslie Leigh; "The Broom
stick Witches, sung by Miss Lillian
German and the Goo Goo Man. =
sung by Sam Hylio with the assis-
lance OF pony ballet OF twelve pref
ty girls.
The principal comedians in the cas-
the Herbet Cawthorne. HarryWlat-
son and Sam Hylio. who keep things
humming with their witty savings
and funny maueuvers. Miss Leslie
Leigh Is the Little Maid u Nicobar
. who owns half the spice fields. which
the King IS DESTROYS OF conascatinc
Tor his own use. She is also i'll love
with alieutcnant OF the u. S. Marines
lmpersonated by Geo. White. N-ilo DO.
sesses an exceedingly strong tenor
voice. Miss Matte Martz and Mis-.
Sweepy are fhe Kings wives. auc
Miss Susie Forester is the devote,
wife 81 the much married Majesty
Others in the company are Rober
Kane, Harry Griffith. Marguerite d
Santo. Resita Lawrence. and ra
dianf regiment OF real singers Tn
company is large one and require
three sixty-foot baggage cars to trans
4
port the stage effects
The isle Of Spice has been pre-
secuted in Chicago for twenty-si,
weeks. at Observation-Disclosures
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06
The Player Maid

After almost two weeks OF entire
darkness the grand opera house was
again lighted upon Monday night and
through the week our play goers were
given some splendid productions
The play events Of the week openeo
on Monday night with The Playe'
Maid. with Miss Florence Davis in
the title role. Miss Davis Is compare
lively unknown IN Greenville, and this
tact kept many away from the attrac-
ton thereby missing. orc OF tire best
pieces ever put ~ the local boards,
Miss Davis IS eharIaiRg actressi
and in the role she assumed last
Monday night displayed as many vary
ing moods and caprlces as the WINDS
ARE said TO have and she did her work
! III 4 marners IL retleef great ecredii
upon her talents Her role was by No
means an easy nnc. and il her future
work continues aS i present, ire peo-
pie can hook for her among the very