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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-10
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IA lots at $3.50 per lot $3,5OO.o0
1 Groom house, cost 10000
1 artesian well cost $4,000
Out buildings cost , 10000
These lots, whole block
set In fruit trees and well
fenced O.. -. -. 10000
Total ...-.. $500. .....$5,850.O0
We can sell this property at 100000
=. CARLTON & BELL. .
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05

-am.lg from The habit thsg have
Wien placed on their back. % sud.
l,aiy mapping tasm-cE, lr surh q
Tanner a q 'hr0" their bodies into
To air when they 10 most eases can
IA. On their feotJ
There are many kind o. rnarplnp
beetles iI the United State and a cor.
responding number OF kinds of wire.
2orms their young 4 fea live under
the bark n trees or In dccaylng wood
most however I've IN the ground end
feed upon seeds and 'be root Of gar,.
Gus plants often causing much loss
The eggs 0' these insects appea. To
be laid IN the spring, Usually. ana
from them the little wlrcuorms soon
hstch and begin 70 feed. I, generally
tales several years bef0r, the worms
have fed enough - become fullF-own
but when this condition has been
reached each forms q little "cli in the
ground during the latter part Of the
summer, and IL this cell changes 4.
an adult snsYp.ngber'le which 70
mains IN TIL cell tn t-c following
princ
Treatment Of this post is nc' usu
ally possible By means NJ polsaa4
tough ~ some cases 'hnIr numbers
might bo reduced by such methods.
Probably The best aay IN which N
nuol aira~ormz IS by late or early
inter p0Elnc repeated for two or
three years This destroys the wire
worms by bringing them up 70 the
furfaca q the ground. whore. exposed
- the freezing and thawlng q the
riutsr. many VIII perish or be de.
youred Breaking the cells above do
sribcG appears 70 causc the death "
the insects which occupy them. ami
thus fall ploTing f. useful for the DE-.
rtruction Of his stage as well. Rota.
ton OF crops is uEfayorable 10 the in.
crease Of wirewOrms. and Thouid be
practiced for this scason If for no
other.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05
WAGES AND COST OF LIVING
Diagram Which Summarizes the Two
Items in a Most Striking
Manner.

Statistics collected By the United
States bureau Of labor regarding
change 90 rates Of wages. in average
hours Of labor and In cost Of living
are s'rIHur.y summarized. In dia.
gram given IN BuIeta No 80 OF the
bureau. bringing down its inyestlga-
lions ~ July. 1894 This diagram.
says the editor OF Engineering News
CNow York. conveys Just the in
formation w. wish to find and In q
form that enables It 10 be comprs-
hendel almost at a glance, at least by
the engineer accustomed 20 reading
diagrams" The writer goes OF 70
say.
"The striking thing whicA 4. shows
Is that ID" steady rise in the average
wage rate that las been going on since
1894 has been closely paralleleG by an
increase in the cost OF food There
has been also since 1895 q steady a..
ductiOl In the average hours Of labor
performed per week. This partly of.
sets the increase in the wage rate per
hour, 10 that If line were drawn On
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05

thIck BY four 70 fyo inches square
ld Fig g az tho top Of 'Ac box. IL the
center Of this block cl, norris fora
nut, as At a. Fig 2. At tho bottom fastrH
pa~feaoarI tao inches thick and six
inches square Prepare a bIoCs as a. =.
Fig fastening 'ha plat" IN this caas
H.th ouuursrsuuE sarnwa and a Dol. with
sharp pointed head &C. Fig 81 ~ the
center This BOLT rs ser !u cy.u,ersiuk
~ head ~ bolt a. g. Fig =.
A better and more substantial way.
says the National tribune. BIS TO make
screw with permanent swivel plate. as
follows. Have the bolt forged for tho
purpose tSce Figs. sand 100. Have tHa
square head Sc, about an inch below tho
point end, then turn down the poln, end
90 about half is diameter for distance
Of One-oighth Of an inch longer than ths
thickness Of the swivel plate Oh. Plate
D should be one-quarter 10 one half OF
an inch thick and about three to four
iuchya yquare with a hole bored ~ The
center Of the same size as pin fgJ and
slightly couIfcgsuuk on one side 10
make swivel taking Tho place 81 block
b Fig O. thus making a cheap and
handy jack
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05

the nut o. a. Fig 2. The mor,iac Is
10 keep h. ug' from turning.
&c. another a'gra about 21iy12 .uch
e anu o.. one side 90 the center ia-'"a
plate o.. Flf o. uar-aiFhth % one
quarter o. - inch thick and two n
four inche fgVa-e or ragai. II there
arc not hsl. drilled IN the plate fasteu
% r. the block Ly driving z four vi five
nails q. IT'S edge and allowing tho heads
u the malls to AOya over To edge oi The
plate
When blocks A and p are ready. place
block 4 on the base or foundation,
setting The bolt and nut 10 The holo and
mOrt.se the head OF the E9l' being up.
and put block 3 with plate D on the
head %; The b0lt on the uEterslde of tho
weight fSee yIg a. Ftsp.p" wrench
d. arogu. 'Ln stem u tho bolt tcJ and
proceed b tighten or release as the case
requires
An ordIuary bolt In only threaded an
inch OF s. a. the point end therefore
only q short lif, 0r release can De made
81 a time To raise or lrwer more than
the thread vii allow twp JACK NJ sim
liar construction would hasten matters
us.Ag ole until Inc thread Is exhausted.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05

lion has sore throat ind roa-. and
scare folks. aud pa has teen going
around behind the cages, every eve-
ning when the menzgeris Is closed.
and the crowd Ia the main tent, max
Ing noises that have made the animals
look a. sa=h other Is much az % say,
Vel. what o. you think u THAR"
The rhlnocsTJs was o diggustsd al
Padueah that be reached out his nose
and took "a on his horn and held him
up 10 the scorn Of the other animals
until pas pants gaze way and be was
8 sig1t. and he wa 10 scared that he
got oct Of the tent and made a run for
our train. chased By the police. who
thought he was q burglar that had
BEEN eat by house dog.
The worst thing @e have had on pa
was at Louisville, where We stayed
over Sunday. Another fellow aud
got system on slot machines. All one
day we beat the aizchinss ont Of a
sh0thag full Of nIek@ls. and Ehe,i we
showed Up AZ the tent all the fellows
van;ed 10 kroT hos We did II, AID "a
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05
a BEE TALK.
Come Important Things for ApiA-.st
x RS-.sTzb BE-! a. This Tine
Of tie Year.

Nearly a. the winter ,ogsas can b
trscs1 ~ f'a-yatlgr See that eaci
solouy he's a. abundance o. vel. scale,
store
II Tie baeh.ves are In ar expozet
I p.acs ~ s1glng.up some boards a
the.- aa.EE. o. ge' ID = fen bundle
/ ~ fodder Jaf9re winter rightly sets II
Lots o. ,a!2gs are ng, ATTENDED . al
a.. s-p.y because they cannot u
done 10 a -t.pshape manner
ID 10. try 70 winter your bees 10:
warn They need ace"ss e air frou
'hn .g''om
LIQUID honey or strip should not y
rive. rg bees 10 winter for food ~ this
tine they are not able 70 eyapYrate ths
e1oes Sc water from q. They should
have been SUPPLIED with food In The at.
tuur But a. a last resort. take q cup.
q, q ,q1l8 honey and work Into {. all
the powdered sugar 8, will readily al.
SORT make e. 1yafl into the form %!
pa1aafs and lay j, o. The brood
fran directly over the cluster Of bees
rove 49, warm and leave until spring.
The. feed for s,.mula,.gc t-0od.rear.
ing liquid honey or sugar syrup
Bee vl.' winter better ~ a double
vale. hive north ~ !a..l1a g. Assn.
glsal..'t hive vii d. very vel pro.
sl-e' a hood say siz 70 eight .ueaG
deer b. used instead Of Far cover
I.. hives are very mach better fgr
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05
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mum Of friction in the working. !. is
STYLED the roller gear and slrUCket
The sprockct Is a modified beyeI gear.
avoiding tho long, thin teeth found In
ordinary beyeI gcarg and giving there
BY much greater strength with a re-
ducoI tendency to break and an I'm
proved action. These teeth engage a
LeYgl plnion on the driving shaft
which has teeth In the form Of rollers.
They are 80 planned that two rollers
are always engaged with the sprocket
teeth, giving the greatest amount OF
grip uIon them. This gear Is said 10
eliminate thrust and allow the force
TO he as directly applied to the driy-
Ing wheel as By the sprocket and
chain, without the disadvantages Of
the latter. The combination s. in
closed in a dust-prOUf oil bath.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05
Iron Better Than Copper.

Sir Oliver Lodge, Of England, has
been making a thorough study Of light
ming conductors, and finds very unex-
pectedly that the copper rod is not 50
good a. one Of iron. and that a small
:ud Is better than q large one. An iron
wire one-tenth Of an inch in diameter Is
much more safe and effective than a
copper rod. say, foot thick. A heavy
copper conductor Is liable to sile flashes.
but a light iron wire allows the fash to
leak down, as It we're, perhaps fuse the
wire, with little perceptible disturbance.
A number Of conductors are better than
one, and OF course they are much more
economical. costing very little to renew
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05
BEGINNING TO DOUBT.
Former Legislator Who Feels That
He Sold His Vote Too
Cheap.

II beats ell sbou, this political CO.
-uptou." said the old farmer az be
laid aside his country paper. Every
week there T. something about eTpoy
Ing some big man who vas thought
70 be perfectly honest, and it's getting
p you don't know whom to trust
Were you ever In politics your
SELF" was asked.
Once. and that's what's botAerl1s
me ROW. Yes wss elected 10 iAo
legislature once. While | was serV.
ing as member fsliow-member
came 10 me and said that my aunt In
Iowa had died and left ne 1000. and
be paid the money over to me. had
never heard about the aunt. and
1uat know how he got the money for
ne. ami am just beginning To doubt"
ITO DOUBT whatZ"
wall. voted for q land grab and
we carried II by only four majority.
and I'm Just beginning TO dc-5t II
got enough for my vote. tank II I
had held out few days III have had
an uncle Gle, too. and got as much as
5000 cut of the hing. Baltimore
American.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05

along quicker uhea the oo-orsl beEzn
10 tall tax and szy Who ls yol
ta!k.a to, raj - AID .Es -zasT v.og3
y ss lg1E es b n,-.l whE1 be took
tie e9lg1E. ~ the cJils- an za' h.u
down 81 quick be tl1gt oo-s 20 f.r Z
ooGg.e Of ElaItea. ard when III
coiols! q: hs Ee1Esz. and fog1g tia
the rEnsT had lsbsTe3 liz into a sea,
between two gzily decorated coinrst
women tie trouble bsEaz. The colonel
never fOrgg. that be Tas ge-flslcz. .
for he rose ~. tax Of his hzt % Il D..
oOioTst women. and saids You E-rG
,Ec1se me lz1.es. bat I cha! hare u
70 and HI! the soouIdrei EEo 50: re-
down With liggsrs AID be got down
u the seats an Eir.-k tie usher with
his cane zIt the usher yelled Hey
RGbe,' and all the circus people made
& rlzh for the oJ!1osl TIE cg.ole,
E2id Men OF Kentucky n the -eScgs. %
and before ! could crzvl under the
Eszts the al was fall u bzggage.
seats tent pins and white hats guns
were fired. and blo1d fowed, and the
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05

fEt To-1E- 0. tzs clttforE VIZ III
freaks a. ths ia EyIzz, VG ore-.
e9Esg viii .5s Ia. a. La 70 EsAy H.
thE "a
TIE Ez7 tssT fz-1 "a ~ % reHs---
tss t1s IA Wo=2L EGH BcE-1zl.-E
T1sy have BIKE r-o1sr th.nrE = t.s
pEr-rgta tezt thz. yg- "a NV ~
az zsAEs q LIZ AZ z3d q t.E lHg
All = big E.z-z1ek. - 2-rto1y
0g-ltr': TIL lie gsr~rsoe. z1t Trey
szst "a ~ VT. slyws1 ~ clothes %
1sEE n1.grs1 rzJ1-T. AZ BAT 70 hE
cal5 -k.Eksrr yg1 ey-I1Et tel L-E
trg.- lie q. x0-z. He EEl1 b.
vrz.sc. a. oF RS walsEsrE for sag-
bg5vs girc-r e. tEsg f1s1 . vs- %
egTe- ya-- r liz iars a.. %. tss ~
w1--z- . -rssr ~ % AL t-- ll-- ~
bsslts the EEs.stgE tbs uitEst s.t
tEs gz-.
Pa "a. be 1.1-t VAT 70 g. g
caGsa q. Esa-a1 ,1s much Ike fr1-t
N: -.sy t1.s llz1 .1r iE,a % 'ts Sow
seCe-s@1 y- or al ls..g w..ll.- %
tax any Dzf. g. zl.s4 10 rs. AZ ~
- r.. 1E-- E-t 1az41 20 tso hl@-E+.'
ar TIED % i1Ck 1.r-y Ike q vJ=-zs
TIE ctzer frez}E sever IgLsat t-'
EEzt & vzs he q. zg--z. ---.. the
Etgw va LAR ore !, vas tor E1-h
TT ne an IL. .1Te5 a. "a RI,
- De1.-4 r. az5 .g,t 1l-z r. z w..E-
pr TIA. --=i=t 1slar n play .l-
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05

police pulled everybody. and the eve
ning performance was given up.
One II the prOpfIetOrs Of the show
got q wen On hiZ head as big as foot
ball from being struck " q handle Of
a reTolye-. and the oolyhel who started
the row Sas knocked silly b. q tray Of
red lemonade Waieh the butcher
smashed him with. Ind the colonel
erred because the isHoH4as vas al
water and he vas AFRAID Il would
soak into him and cause bin 10 warp
When The lemOnaes butcher apollo
gized and the usher told him Il vas all
q mistake his being seated with the
niggerz. the colonel wept on their
neckB and Invited the WHOLE cFaEd To
20 10 his dlztilIsry and help them
selves
When We got 10 the merit town eyerJ
man 10 the show Sad q Crouch and
Rstzsnismmsr, and their hair was %
fore II was murder and suicide CON-
lined 10 comb f.
The way pa escaped inilry was
saDse be ha1 to take the place Of ths
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05
rAen setting d. Other ara using tn ifrs-


r. o. thread: then setting the first Jack
again, and - on until the weight
IS adjusted az required. n only one
jack II used 1t will be necessary % block
Up for each adjustment. II long lit or
lowering Is desired and a tap and die are
handy. !. would be well 70 thread Jhs
holt within az inch or 30 Of its head:
this vii. give a longer movement Of holt.
a jack Of this description will lift q very
heavy load. The writer has one In uss
that Is made out Of a machine bolt three
quarters % an inch 10 diameter and
three aud a half inches long tina; cost
three cents and which lifts one corner OF
a house
4 jack for general use can be made al
small cost. as follows: Get machine
holt three quarters 70 one inch in diam
eter and 20 10 y inches long Have u
threaded 10 within two or three inches
OF the head. and make a cDuntersiHB
e. Fig = IN the mead Jf the bolt Make
q square box Zig o. ont Of seven
eighths Of an inch strong light timber,
and fasten a block about Two inches
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05
A NEW DRIVING GEAR.
Device Which l. i Claimed vii Com
biue Advantage o. Bevel WhcC.
and spr9cket Chain,

Neither the beyrl wheel nor the
sprygact and chain hae been sa'sia.-
tory Gs a driving device for bicycles
ami automobiles. The bevel gears
nave entirely too much friction and
other disadvantage have caused their
Abandonment FOR automobiles and pre-
vented the extension d their use for
bicycles. A device has Uecu recently
brought out BY an aulom0b"s manu-
far'urer which, 81 IS claimed, does
away with the disadvantages u both
the other systems and gives mini
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05
INNDuSTRY&@n5<
''s@hEcHNS9
AN INEXPENSIVE JACK.
d Ready and Cheap Method Of Sour
ing Powerful Helper in Lift
ing Heavy Objects.

A jack suitable TO meet with ar
emergency may b. constructed at a
cost Of three cents as followE:
TAKE ar ordinary machine bolt Zig.
j. any SIZE and length that all tear the
Ee.gh. 10 be lifted or Jet down, say.
oEe half TO .hree-quarters Of an inch d.
amier b. Iuches 10 10 inches long.
get a block 41i1l2 Inches and bore a
ho.c about 0nc.elghth Of an inch larger
In diameter than the bolt through the
center. also cut a uortise the size Of
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05

The Slez canal Is now twice as desp
and wide as It was 20 years ago. The
work Of deepening the canal will con-
tinue until depth Of 80 feet throughout
Is attained. From Suez to Ell Ferda 4.
rs miles, the bottom width IL l2G feoe
instead Of 11s feet, It's former width.
The bends Of the canal have also besa
corrected. 20 that the width os the wa
ter surface of the northern half IL 29s
to $50 feet.and OF the southern haH 10
- 200 fsS:
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05

the diagram representing the weekly
earnings Uf wUrEmen II would follow
ven more closely the line represent
ing the increased cost OF the work
mans food The line at the top show-
Ing the change In the number OF
workmen Is s2"!ewha. misleading,
since Il shows not the total number
OF workmen employed in an entire In
dustry, but only the relative number
employed In the particular establish.
ments investigated Nevertheless 10
Is probable that these establishments
are representative OF the entire In
dustry and that the line at the top L..
fairly indicative Of the increase in the
number OF workmen employed THAI
has taken place since 1884"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05

There IS not much use in grinding
feed for horses IL they have good
teeth. You will make nothing b.
grinding oats for the horse Some
nOrsemen claim that crushed oats are
tot near az good &C whole oats.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05

& '
tod Abort 8. "a Eai1 u vas 20 sin -
beat Elgt IA1hlus. cause Il was an
iEA1i1zz.s 'l.-g .1rl Z NADINE. and
ANYBODY Thy ag1ld sezt Z rilksl Il ths
act E1zlb-Ie a. bIs owa gzIDe Ezs
ss-s. n RDG' se4sr.
s. after everybody hae got excited
about our -.csels told -hs.1 how 70
beat TIE machine ! t0'1 then .'d1':
ss- eEci-s1 and - r~llng In where
E-Es4 far u trend Az feed ne
s.ot rasgL-os o. good hard cared
a-cEs.s = my gwr. but waited Until the
. fyu1frg1er and 'en1erfeet had fsc II
" llEEss uail i Bas TOO f1l! for NJ.
terz-e-. Wien the machine sEelled
o.; Ike & Ess bowed -. and & kind
. = E1eezE1 Ike !t usE gea1v 70 cguga
~. ana Eas Osy waiting fg- a. 4.
rr1sa put q cough .1ZsrEs! about the
f1- = : nlcke. IL .as E4gt and turned
BE c-Eptrz-- The Earhlus EhuG.
dere1 innate All .aen ha1 . regular
heDo-rzgge and cgurAes ~ Z tn cup
IA n 1s-Es.E !r.o ~ hand and ms
nadine Seemed o 'sst easy and take
EgsrIzazeEt again from TIE ally fel.
lows w19 .hllEh, they could Jez: {.
Wei yir. the Whole crowd was 80 q.
cited iAey could hardy VA. 70 find
E4ot machine art f-ally tssT bgurh,
nearly Z. ~ cough szegge-s ard
EeE. or. into TIE r.zht. and "a and l
vent a.51c cause "a sad b. under.
stood al The s3, machine were
owned h. Ig.Est4H.- All b. made
more laguey o. ,asa tha- b. a. IN
s.E--zr. Oh and he -a-s- ...t he
gave zzzs % s,s...- and chm, .ta.
Ess fraa. B.. -sga--.v On -.- er,. ,,..
chm "a SAD - -.ag.- b. q ,-o.-f
rer-saazrr-r-. --a,..-.. s.- F.-...-. E.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05
Don't Give Stimulants.

Never mix cayenne pepper, ginger, or
any other powerful stimulnnt in tins
mash. These stimulants will sooner o,
later impair the vitality Of ths fovA
making than susceptible 10 disease.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05
Now and Fifty Years Ago.

Fifty years ago 1t took seven tons OF
coal to mnkn a ton Of iron. Mr.. Carnegie
has mads ton Of iron with 500 pounds
u coal.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05

PA Taxes TIE Place Q. IL Fat Tszz1
With D-EzztrsZE EsazIts--A Esz-
tz>ky csl9zs. Cz-Sss = RoE-Fs
Tres 70 EoaE Ike e LIZ a-I tas
E-izoos.ot Cs!setG-PR Pays tas
slct-E2eE.zs AID GETS H. Tsrrt
q Il
TtH azs Deel a. sTs--f-l rex with
II zE9E Ws Ez-E 1z1 Eszt v-uF.rz-
uoa5 Il Ke-tgcsy. .azT.y tie whole
EAoE Fgt cT--k q i5-yszr-o41 EhlsEy.
Er1 L /. habit ten !o- tie ANNALS
keeg.IR 81 1@r taE Es.Jw would have
beer pul.s1 fy- 1EsC-1.Ely $780,.
SgDg[y E-gEB -gs tss rcT E.zr-e5
b1t - EzsE sT-ry zzsz IL Es--zcky
ez--saz : t.-s g-I AZ 4 b1t'.s o, re-
bcksr. al they va white has g.
The rs1. E..'s I'D -.-a .ls.s=ss L. al.
Tig1t o-ly !. e eg-..-A..gz t1zt e
zsztE q c.rc-E -El-Z 11C o. IL
sEhsFE a. tie zf-s--og- p-rfyr--z--z
so.6 a. o.E CHE. Ia. 1s @zst -oTz
The daily tribune., 1906-10-12
TAKE NOTICE
Odd Fellows mount
ed flags for decoration
at the Globe.
PLENTY OF AMUSEMENT
PLANNED FOR VISITORS

There will be plenty of amusement
provided BY the up-to.date people of
Florence during the coming week for
the edification of the visiting lodge
embsrs. Next Tuesday night there
will be three attrsotinns-a prize
fihgt in the Florence opera Louse
between Kid Bennett and Kid Ma.
loney. the performance OF valley
Farm In the Houston opera house
by local talent and dance in Nor.
gan hall. The visitors can take their
choice.
Wednasd night the Democrats
will hold their rally and I. NJ. Pat.
tersop will make the principal ad !.
dress. On Thursday night in Houston
opera house will be the play entitled
"Peok's bad Boy. This 10 q catchy
play and will attract q full house.
Friday night the opera house has no
billings but Saturday night will ap.
pear the FRANK MahsrA's minstrels.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-12

ARTICHOKES - Hanging In front
Of J. v. MoCandless' real estate office
is . large bunch Of artichokes that
we're grown by 3. I. Tedford on
Pike's Peak avenue. There are prob.
ably . hundred artichokes In the
bunch. There are some Varieties Of
this vegetable that sell for 81 90 q
dozen. Last spring J. v. MoCaud.
less has a few xrtichokes laying
around the office and Mr.. Tedford
took them home and planted them.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-12

REPUBLICAN SPEAKERS-Hon
Hersohell NJ HoRg and Warren A..
Hsggott. two Republican speakers.
will address the people of Florence in
the Houston opera house tonight.
The iasues Of the day will be pro.
pounded. Mr.. Hogg is the congress
man from this district and Warren A.
HARgott, ox.lieutenant governor. ia
the candidate to succeed him They
are decidedly two Of tue best speakers
on the Republican list this fall and
Florence citizens will miss q treat by
not hearing them.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-12

FAREWELL RECEPTION = The
members Of the woman's Relief Corps
met In regular session in the Oalifor.
mia hall Thursday afternoon and afte r
work was over q farewell reception
WAS rendered to Mrs. Turner. q valued
member Of the Corps. who leaves
In . few days for PennsylvaniA there
to make her homo In the future. Ice
cream and waters were served and q
very pleasant time was enjoyed BY all
present.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-12
LET'S DECORATE

LET'S DECORATE - There has
been no direct move made BY any of
the merchants or residents to decorate
In the I. o. o. + Encampment or
RebekAhs colors. Let Florence be
Raily decorated with these colors.
The cost will be but little and the
time is getting short. So lie. every.
body show their appreciation OF the
visitors presence by sailing the lodge
oolors.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-12
An Awful Couqh Cured

1.-Two years ago our little girl had a
touch Of pneumonia, which left her with
an awful cough. Shs had spells Of cough.
ing. just ike one with the whooping
cough and some thought she would not
get vol at all. We got bottle Of Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy which acted
like . charm. she stopped coughing
and got stout and fat" writes Mrs. Ora
Bussard. Brubaker, III. This remedy
II for sale by Daniels Durg Store. mwf
The daily tribune., 1906-10-12
Special, a Snap.

A bed room suit. dining room suit,
iron bed. leather couch and rockers
CAll 1875 West Fourth. 1884
A fine line Of box paper At the
Palace Pharmacy. 1884
Ladies' hand bags-All kinds and
prices At the Palace Pharmacy. 29.3s
We are we'll prepared to fill veteri.
nary prescriptions. Palace PhAr.
macy. ~. "a
The daily tribune., 1906-10-12

STORM OF LAUGhTER-A su.
perabundauce OF simon. pure fun Ia In
store for all who visit Houston opera
houss Oct. iS In the presentation OF
'Peck'a Bad Boy" the famous farce
comedy epitomizing the mArvelously
mirthful sketches by Ex-Governor
George W. Peck OF Wisconsin. which
attained such . hugh circulation and
swept the lad with storms Of laughter.