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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-26
SOCIETY NEWS
Phone,H

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Corwin, of Los
Angeles, Cal, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w
Earhart, of Franklin. Ohio, Prof and
Mrs. Will Earhart, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
Corwin and Miss Florence Corwin.
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Halloween will be fittingly cele
brated at Earlham College, this yeal
as in former years and a social event
appropriate to the night will be given
This year it will be in charge of tne
boys of the college and the nature D!
the affair will be kept secret from the
goods.
Miss Jessie Beeler spent today with
relatives at Connersville, Ind.
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Miss Edna Trueblood, of Earlham
College left Friday to spend a few
days at her home in Indianapolis.
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Mrs. L. A. Stanley entertained Fri
day evening in delightful manner
the Ladies of the Maccabees, at hel
home on North Twelfth street. in hon
or of her twenty first wedding anniver
sary. The house was beautifully dec
grated in carnations. ferns and autumn
leaves. Music and recitations were
features. A three-course luncheon wa:
served In the receiving line were
Mrs. A. J. Stanley and daughter, Miss
Elsie Stanley, Miss Rose Brinker, ant
Mrs. Frank Aiken. Mrs. Stanley wa:
the recipient of many beautiful pres
entS.
The Happy Hour circle met Frida,
afternoon with Mrs. elizabeth Seeker
at her home on South Fourteenth
street. The time was spent at needlt
work. The rooms were TASTEFUL,
decorated in green and white. TIL
next meeting, which is to be;in Noyem
Der, will be with Mrs. Dora Klute, o
South Fourteenth street.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Stanley will enter
tain company of friends this evening
in honor of their twenty-first weddin:
anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Murray enter
tanned the bridge whist club to which
they belong, Friday evening. The oc
casion was most enjoyable.
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THE CITY in BRIEF

PutteriCk's patterns Morris & Cos
Miss Eiviria Voorhees, of Richmond
is the guest of friends at Milton.
G. r. Cause, florist. Greenhouses
National Ave. Both Phones. loft
Miss Lillian Craig is seriously i'll at
her home on South Twelfth street.
For SaIe-Household furniture at
private sale. Call any time. 1916 S.
"B". DR.. Walter Wilson 1t
Luther Lantz of Cambridge City Wis
tied Harry Burris, Friday.-New Cas-.
tie Courier.
Remember Tuesday. Oct. Goth is an.
nual Donation day at the Home for
the Friendless. sos S. 10th st. 26-3t
Harry Goddard. of Chicago, is in the
city, visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Goddard, for a few days.
Miss Reba Ohmit of Cambridge City
is visiting the Misses Marguerite and
Irene Hart, South Eighth street.
Mrs. John Ingerman and Mrs Loren
Keever of Cambridge City were guests
of friends and relatives in Richmond
today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bender of Cam
bridge City will be guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Hollopeter at their home in
Richmond over Sunday
The office of the Richmond Bust
ness College is now open to enroll
students for the winter term. Make
arrangements to enter at the begin
ming of this term, November 4th.
1925
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OBSERVE FIFTH BIRTHDAY.

Master James Sherry, of 90 John
street, was surprised Friday evening
by a party composed of his little
friends, the occasion being his fifth
birthday. The rooms were charming
ly decorated in pink and white. The
evening was spent with games and
music. A three course luncheon was
served Those present were: Elmer
Keller, Albert Keller, Robert Jackson,
Paul Mitchell, Earl Mitchell, James
Sherry, Elarnore Keller, Dorothy Car
ter. Hazel Mitchell. Mary Mitchell,
Bibee Cook, Bertha Cook. Ruby Hintz
Stella Sherry, Blanche Sherry and
Grace Harmon; Mesdames Cook, Kel-
Ter. Hintz and Sherry.
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DR.. w. A. Park, one of the well
known young men of Richmond, will
be married on Wednesday afternoon OF
next week to Miss May Berry of Brook
vile, Ind. The ceremony will be per-
formed at the home of the brides faith
er, DR.. Berry, and will be witnessed by
only a small company. After short
trip, DR.. and Mrs Park will come TO
Richmond to reside. Miss Berry,
bride-elect, is a member of one of the
best families of Brookville, and a
young woman of popularity and many
accomplishments. She is known to a
number of Richmond people. The
many friends of DR.. Park will join in
congratulating him.
J. 1. !.
Mrs. S. G. Endsley has just concluded
a visit with her sister, Mrs. G. Raper,
at Elwood. and is at present visiting
her son. Prof. L. E. Endsley, of Pur-
due university.
Invitations have been issued for a
Halloween dance to be given by the
Knights of Columbus next Thursday
evening. There will be between fifty
and sixty couples participating. Elk
tensive preparations are being made
and it will be one of the chief events
of the social seson. The hall is being
artistically decorated for the occasion
and a course luncheon will be served.
Mrs. w. n. Johnson was the hostess
Friday afternoon for the Athenaea lit
erary society. at her home on South
West Third street. The subject for
consideration was Shakespeare's Mid,
summer Nights Dream There
were three interesting features. THE
Story of the Play" was given by Mrs
Eliza Hiatt, Leading Characters" b.
Nancy Norman, and Songs from
Shakespeare" by Mrs. Emma Hadlev
The society will meet next Friday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Charles Francisco, OF
Kinsey street, varying the usual plan
of meeting every two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Holton will
entertain at a family dinner party
Sunday at their home on South Thir
teenth street, having for their guests
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Gettinn Her LEGAL Riuhts.

An old colored woman. arraEed In a
rusty black dress and gorgeous pur.
DIE picture hat over which was black
Grape veil. appeared at the courthouse
of a Carolina town
"Am yo' de ledge OBJ reprobates
sah?" she asked. cautiously opening q
crack of the office door.
Yes. / am the judge of probate
aunty. What can I do for youT' was
the smiling reply.
"Yassahl T'anky. sab, rs heal
cause NAH ole man died detested an
lef' TO lii infidels. an All wanter be
'pinted ter be dere executioner, eff 20
please. sah."-Success Magazine.
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HOUSE OF COONEY
TROUBLES POLICE
Three Arrests Made by the
Officers on South West
Second Street.
CHARGE RIOTOUS CONDUCT,
COMPLAINTS HAVE FREQUENTLY
BEEN MADE BY THE NEIGH.
soRs-MRs. cooNEY rs VICTIM
OF CIRCUMSTANCES

Frank Cooney, w. S. Cooney and
May Lawson, who have been for some
time past, according to the police. the
pests of Southwest Second street. are
under arrest, charged with violating q
city ordinance which makes it unlawful
for anyone to annoy ones neighbors by
brawling, cursing and otherwise acting
in a riotous manner. This morning
they were arraigned in the city court
and all three entered pleas of not
guilty. Their trials were set for Mon
day of next week.
A peculiar state of affairs exists in
the Cooney household according 10
the police Frank Cooney is the head
of the house and his wife lives with
him. The Lawson woman has also
made her home with the Cooneys for
some time w. S. Cooney. who Frank
Cooney states is his double cousin"
is here on a visit, and during his stay
here has more than contributed, the
police state, his share to the nightly
carousals at the house of Cooney.
Victim of Circumstances.
Mrs Cooney appears to be a victim
Of circumstances and was not arrested
riday night when the rest Of the
household were taken into custody. Of
ficers Staubach and Edwards. who
have had their hands full recently
quelling disturbances at the Cooney
home, stated this morning to City At
torney Study that Mrs. Cooney is used
by her husband as a sort of football. It
is said that quite frequently when the
two men and the Lawson woman be-
come intoxicated Frank Cooney as
saults his wife. For over week
neighbors of the Cooneys have been
complaining over the actions of Frank
his double cousin" and the Lawson
woman. The police have urged Mrs.
Cooney to file charge of assault and
battery against Cooney. but she refused
to do so and Friday night when the po-
lice raided the house, she begged with
tears in her eyes that her husband be
left at home. Prosecutor Jessup this
morning decided that he could not
prosecute the Cooneys and the Lawson
woman for intoxication as they were
not in a public place when arrested. Il
was then up to the police. as a relief to
street, to charge them with violation
of the city ordinance which pertains tC
riotous conduct
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WORK AT MISSION CLOSED.

at the mission, corner North H and
Eleventh streets closed Friday
Thursday evening the Evangelist, w.
G. Moon, who was conducting the
meetings was handed notice signed
by the official board, requesting him
to close the meeting, without giving
any reasons. Mr.. Moon will preach at
the residence of Mrs. Sarah Percifeld.
I'LL Sheridan street Saturday evening.
Sabbath 2:30 and 1880 D. m.
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City and County
STATISTICS
Deaths and Funerals.
STATISTICS

MENKE-John Menke. a we'll known
resident of Richmond, died at his home
20 North Third street. about one
O'Clock this afternoon He was Ill for
several months. He formerly conduct
ed shoe store on Nam street and was
also connected with the Stein shoe
company.
GR1ESWELL-The funeral of Fred
]. Grieswen will be Monday afternoon.
Brief services will be held at the home
at 1 80 o'clock and at = o'clock at St.
Pauls Lutheran church. Rev c. HUI
Der officiating. Burial at Lutherania.
Friends may view the body at any
time.
Marriage Licenses
Thomas Bunch. Muncie and Agnes
Gibson, Centerville.
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PROMINENT ATTORNEY
Of GREENV|LLE GONE
J. 7. Fox Is Said to Be in
GoIdfieId, Nevada.
LEAVES PARDON BOARD.

Greenville, O., Oct. 26.-Attorney ].
F. Fox, until recently member of the
state board of pardons, has disappear
ed from Greenville. He is reported ~
Goldfield, New. He was prominent
in church affairs. His wife is still n
the city. Last week Fox rendered his
resignation to Gov. Harris as a men,
Der of the state board of pardons. The
resignation was accepted.
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Is AGAIN IN CUSTODY.
Trace Johnson Was Found by Officer
Voglesong.

Grace Johnson, the young Kingman,
ind, girl who escaped from the Home
for the Eriendless early this morning,
is once more in custody. Officer Vo-
selsong about noon found her walking
along the pike which runs from Bos.
ton, Ind, to Eaton, o. The girl was
about quarter of mile from the
state line. She stated that when she
got to Eaton she intended to take a
traction car to New Hope, where she
lived before moving to Richmond.
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Infants and 1hsa4Teu are Constantly needing 2
native. II IS irsoorts N TO know what 70 CIV
n heir stoma AID bowels are not s.roE
ugh TOR salts. prrgatige waters or cstt1aT
is. powders or tl5ietS- Give them a mil
easant, gentle, laxative tonic Ike DR.. Cali
eds Syrup Pepsin, which sells at tks small
I'M of 80 cents or 81 at drug stores. Il IL tbs
one great remedy for you to have il the house to
give children when they need It
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-26
-FOUR HUNDRED LIVES
LOST IN THE QUAKE
Heavy Toll Is Claimed by Dis
aster in Italy.
Rome, Oct. 26--Loss of life in the
quake was four hundred and one hun
dred were injured.
CHARGE WIFE DESER1|ON
Charles EbersoIe Arrested in
indianapolis.

THURSDAY Sheriff Meredith arrested
at Indianapolis, Charles Ebersole, a
former we'll known Centerville young
man, on a charge OF life desertion. Eb-
ersole is now confined at the county
Jail. Last May Ebersole left his wife,
but he states that since that time he
has sent her money regularly.
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CONTEST ON At MARION
Army and Navy Recruiting
Station Active.

A war along the same lines. but on
much smaller scale. than the con-
troversy often exhibited in military
movements, is now being waged at
Marion between Sergeant Charles
Stambach or the United States Army
and Lieutenant Carroll Power of the
Navy. Both men were waging the
same battle in Richmond up until a
few weeks ago.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to extend cur heart felt
thanks TO the different orders, the
Odd Fellows. K. Of P.'s and Rattbone
Sisters and all of cur friends and
neigh bors for their kind sympathy
and help during the dark hour OF
sorrow that came upon US so sudden
~
Mrs. Belle Wyrick aad the Family.
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pEPOSITORS IN A PANIC
Many injured in Crush Before Savings
Bank.

New York, Oct. 26,-When the de.
positors in line before the South
Brooklyn savings bank found all would
not be paid before the doors closed
at noon, panic resulted in which
many were injured, The police reser-
ed
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DIVORCE AFTER 80 YEARS
Margaret HoGgin Is Separat-
ed From John Hodgin.

Margaret Hodgin. after living thirty
years in wedlock with John Hodgin.
secured a divorce from him this morn
ing in the circuit court on charge
that he is an habitual drunkard At
torney r. L. Study appeared for the
plaintiff.
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FORTY HOURS ADoRATIoN

Forty hours of alteration will begin
at St Mary's church Sunday morn
ing and will continue till Tuesday
night, two services being held daily. A
number of priests will be in atten-
dance.
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JOE PELTZ SITTING UP.

Joe Peltz, who has been i'll for three
weeks, is now able to sit up a few
hours each day. His improvement is
the source of much satisfaction to
his friends.
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MRS. sTuBRs is IMPROVED.

Mrs. Lewis d. Stubs has shown a
slight Improvement since she returned
from Chicago where she was taken
i'll some time ago.
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Elijah's
Mamma

The most delicious favour of any
flake food known.
Made by Postum Cereal Co, Ltd,
Battle Creek, Mich
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Throw away pills and strong cashar.ics whic
g violent In action, and always have on han
+. CaldwelI's Syrup Pepsin. the guarantee
IRE for con slipation and all diseases arisiu*
-nxn atnHnach trouble
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KILLED IN A COLLISION
Five Met Death and Seventeen
Were Injured.

London, Oct 26.-Five were killed
and seventeen injured in collision
on the Metropolitan Underground rail-
way today.
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Cut Over TOniUht

The Richmond Home Telephone Co.
will cut over to its automatic service to-
night beginning the work of cut over at
1880 P NJ. All patrons are kindly re-
quesed to use the phone as little as pos
s1ble for the first few days until the ap-
paratus becomes adjusted Please follow
directions for of the phone carefully.
Report all troubles to the trouble clerk,
Number g.
PHONE.
1.-Remove receiver from hook before operating dial.
2.-Move the dial for each figure until the finger
squarey against the finger stop.
3.-Rmove the finger each time allowing the dial
back itself. Do not force the dial back.
4.-Vhen have turned the dial for the four required
figures, then press the button which rings the bell of
and you will get response from the party de-
sired at home.
5-f you make mistake calling the number and desire
to call over, or when through talking with the party
and you desire to call new number, hang the receN
the hook which will dSconneCt and
ready for CALL
6-Do not press the ringing button until the dial has stop
ped rotating after the last figure called
7-f the line is busy when hold the to
after pressing the button you will hear busy buzz
SOUND in which case hang up the receiver and wait
reasonable time and call
The cut over will be made as above, I'M
less some accident occurs before lO3OPM
Richmond Home Telephone Go.
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ESTIMATES ARE CONSIDERED.
The county commissioners met this
afternoon and considered the esti-
mates of expenses of the various coun.
ty officers for 1908.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
Facts About Japan.

The recent manufacturing aud
commercial development Of Japan IL
treated upon In = report to tho de-.
partment OF oommsroe and labor BY
Special Agent CLARK. He says that
Japan 10 striving to encourage the
esta bliahment Of manufactures ip
order that the nation may be prac.
tioally Independents. Great progress
10 being made In the establishment
Of tex lie factories and in subsidizing
ships. establishing branch banks In
foreign countries. providing addi-
tional schools for commercial and In.
dustrial education. and in other ways.
progress IL made In the development
Of the resources Of Japan. Despite
this, there 10 some uneasiness in
business Orioles because Of the national
debt and the necessity for increased
revenue.
Mr.. CLARK says the national debt 10
one.sixth OF the total Of all property
In Japan and the yearly interest 10
fifty million dollars. approximately.
Cotton manufacturing IL ono Of the
largest industries Of Japan. and the
people are looEing to IL more than
10 any other to change their a:veFse
trade balance 70 . surplus. Savings
banks now have more than 800. 900. i.
900 Of deposits. . four.fold increass In
ten years. JapAn's money market 10
very easy but the banks find trouble
in gstting Investments. The coun.
try 10 heavily taxed aud effects busi.
ness injuriously. The national debt
is given ~ e09l. 900. 900. and the gov.
ernmsnt roalizss to carry this load
without stumbling. Il must be econo.
mical and buy ~ few luxuries "a pos.
sible. and at the same time must In.
Grease their exports ~ much a. posi-.
bic.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
Proposed Ordinance No. sa5.

An ordinance to amend section thirto.n tIs)
OF ordinance No. I0t, cntitio ian ordinance
concerning license for the sale OF spiriiuous,
vinous. malt. fermented or Intoxicating liquors
and repeating all ordinauces or parts OF ordi.
uancss In conflict herewith.
Be Y ordained by the city council Of tho city Of
Florence.
SECTION I. That section thirteen (i3) OF ordi.
nance No 1N, entitled ian ordinance concern
Ing license for tho sale of sprituous, yinons
malt, fcrmentcd or Intoxicating LIQUORS. and
rcpcalinx all ordinances and parts Of ordinances
In conflict Herewith, be aud the same Is hereby
amended to read As follows:
SEc. 10: Any person violating any Of tho pro-
Visions Of this ordinance shall bc deemed guilty
Of 4 misdemesnor and shall; on conviction there.
OF, 10 fined In any sum not less than hve dollars
$500 nor more than ffty dollar for each
cnsn,e. and costs ?f this prosecution, or con.
moro than ninety day. for each ofiense.
Introduced and paaeod upon Its first reading
and ordered published this llth day Of jam.
WALLER FLETCHER, Mayor.
Attssti NAY JOHNSON, City Clerk.
The Tribune for BEST Job printing,
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"A5 TOLD IN THE HILLs"-
WILL be produooed Ut the opera bouse
one night. Friday. Jan %. The cast
10 headed by Miss Dorothy Grey. On
actsss Of extra strong emotiousl pow
srs, ably assisted By that clever
yosss actor Duncan Psnwa.dsa; and
tho play Il p'oduosd with an entire
ssw eQsipnsnt sf special sesssry.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
Carrie Nation

certainly smashed . hole In the bar.
rooms Of Kansas, but Ballard's Hort
hound Syrup has smashed all records a.
. cure for coughs, bronchitis, inausnxy
and all pulmonary diseases. 7. @. b :
Horton, Kansas, writes: n have never
found . medicine that would cure q
cough - quickly ~ Ballads b ,sshound
Syrup. Ihavs ussd It for years." Sold
BY Ys!ton Drug Go. tt
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17

DIED-At his homo on West
Seventh street last evening. Elias Bed.
ford. aged 10 years. Of BriRht's
dissass. He had been Ailips for many
wsska M. Bedford 10 ths father
Of John and Gso,ss Bedford Of this
city. The body will b shipped Bat
urday evening 10 OAlahomA for inter
msnt.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17

Roses in Bloom in San Antonio
This historic city IL very delightful
place to visit during the winter season
Tho Colorado and Southern railway Of
fers very low rate tickets with liberal
limits and stop privileges. Write
for descriptive literature-to T. E. Fisher.
g. p. A., Denver.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17

Especially low Winter Touristo rates
to points In tho South and Southeast via
Colorado 4 Southern Ry. Write 7. =.
Fisher, G.P. A.. Denver.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17

"As Told in the Hills" is . picture
Of life in the West. aud the many
stirring scenes aud comedy Incidents
are brought back to our minds 20
wildly. that the Audiepoes are oar.
risd back to the "davs aous by
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17

SHED BURNS Sparks from .
passing r. and O. o. engine again set
the frame hon house belonging 70 A.
X. GumAer In West Florencs to burn.
ing At noon today. Tn flames had
not reached large proportions before
extinguished.
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HEARING POSTPONED =

HEARING POSTPONED = The
hearing Of Ed. Knight who IL charged
with assauls and battery, and which
was to have come up before Judge
Sanders yesterday afternoon, was
continued for another week.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17

Cut this out and take It to Daniels
drug store and get free sample Of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab.
lets. Th' Sc tablets are far superior to
pills, being easier to take and more pleas.
ant in effort. They correct disorders OF
the stomach, liver and bowels. it's
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
ABOUT YOUR fiBs0IfBORs
AND YOURSELVES


uAsl Park q hons ffsn Port.
Land. No has ths nsnre.
-omosr Roy Green wae IL Cason
City o. bssinsss yesterday sftesason.
-. T. Mer.Ain II Cripple Creek
Il IN shs city aad Will ssnain. . few
days.
Dave Mustard gess 70 Pueblo
Saturday to meet relative who "
coming from The East.
william Shank returned ysstsr.
day from Montana whsss he has been
employed In the contraction Ct mill
for the past several weeks.
Richard Mcdonald lsavea this
evsnips for washinston. d. O.. where
he has secured rosision q electrical
engineer with the government.
Harley Ounnina ham who visited
his aunt and uncls. Mrs q. T. Ted.
ford and J. O. Mcdaniel. left Lass
evening over She Santa Fs for bis
homo in Alton, I. T.
Alexander Patterson OF Colo.
rado Springs. . former citizen Of
Goal Greek. was In tbe city yester.
day looking for coal miners. He hiss
charge Of mine near the Springs.
Mrs d. W. Andrews has return.
ed from Nebrasks. Miss Eva Andrews
from Saratoga. Wyo.. and Miss Lssta
Andrews from Denver. They were
all ont Of the city when their hus.
band and father were killed early this
week.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17

For any disease Of tho skin we can
recommend Chamberlain's Salve. 1t rc-
lieves tho itching and burning sensation
instantly and soon effects = cure. This
salve is also invaluable for sorc nipples.
For sale BY Danicls' drug store It's
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
BETTER Than A LETTER

The Weekly Tribune contains more
news items each week than the other two
Florence papers combined. Every local
news item printed in the Daily during the
week is reprinted in the weekly. Send it
to some out t-town friend or relative. It
will do him good. 1t is better than a letter
and the cost is but so cents for six months
or 90 the year.