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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03
Oct ,,Guameelt[dJe" t}mnn bnt's 1ttnrt!

! 9as lit 3iemlih itarfer Sabaf fir
Solfe. pel6e nit elmer Seuflers
masfe nitr INNER bon .Srieoen"
ialbabern. W6dten 9ieienisen, bic
es angebt, benieIben MIR in lire
8feifen itopfen nnb rau9enl 1as
iast infer berebrter Neifsfanaler,
Siirit Siilotp, ba5u, ipel1er ii6 emit
5u einem Siibrer oes rgbanseliiden"
Sunoes duberte: yeDrgt nnr bafiir,
oaf eiier Wnnb Maht mirb, bnmn fpa
CT fdun 6eriifffdttst uerben!"
Gin Stabtbireftor Sloto ipeib su
6eriften, Dap elm fatboliI6er 0farrer
aus 8rauni6fpeis emit seiagt baden
loa: sd pfeife mas auf Die braun
fhnei9iiten @efese.~ S~elbitreSenb
rief bieIes in Der Understanding
einen Sturm Der gntriiitung mad.
8ir bdtteu Dem Germ Sloto perras
then tonnen. baB bieies 80 a rben
6ereits 1902 bon paitor Strube i'm
Sanbta9 betannt ge9eben tuirbe, baf
aber Strnre ebeniD iuenig uie Jlptp
I'M Gtanbe scneien lit, ben Wamen
bieies fatbpliihen Tfarrers iosute fei=
men @obnurt an5mseben! Sas iinb
Die oaen Gameuen. Mit erbt6s
t Sbatiafen fam mar bienen,
aber Ndmen, @obnort unb Datum Su
nennen? - Sns bat man Dem
fatboliihen @idenbrobel gegeniber
nidt n0this. - SerieIbe Sloto reds
nete ferner aus, baB in 8rauni6tpeig
auf 10000 bis 10000 &atbolifen
elm @eiitli6er fomnte, bamit fDnnte
man bod 5uirieben fem. 9ieies lit
nun lciber tpieber einntal untpabr,
benin in @irtlidfeit tommt bort alf
10000 Seelen elm Trieiterl 5dtte
i~ibrieens, 10 fragt bas fatboliihe
v9rauni6peieer @o1enblatt". Serr
Stabtpireftor Sloto feline Suit, einmnl
naf3urebnen, tpie niele Sroteftanten
altf einen Hrebieer in Se It Of
entfalen? - Mba!
Ser 9unbesbirettor GIG. tbeol.
Gperlin9 nimmt ii6 Die beitge6abte
o8Dlniibe @olfs8eituns" auf's 8orn,
er erfldrt, Die naolnii6e @olfs5eie
tung" babe Dem .ebanselii6en" Con-
firmatious : llnterriht ben &riee err
tldrt unb in 9e5ug auf i'm bon I'm
mug geiproden. CT tpia Damit glau>
ben MAIDEN, bieies pprne6me Gem
t%rumsblatt babe Den Gonfiruantens
llnterri6t ielbit ais lining" be5ei6s
net, nnb fabrt patbetii6 fort: .Sa@
nit ma6t ii6 Die p&olniide Solfs@
Seitung" 81 elmer Nblagerungsltdtte
fir confeIiipnellen ShmiB." -
Sel6itrebeno bat Die r&olniihe @olfsS
5eitnne" niht ben Gonfirmnntens
llnterridt ielbit als llufug be5ei6net.
ionoern Die betpielene Sbatia6e, baB
Die &utbolifen in bieiem llnterrihi
b rleumoe iperDen. Die Ibz
laeerun9sitGtte fir confeiiionellen
S6mue biirftc Semnad %iouitipo gu
iudJen fem. Sebenfulls liegt lie Srn.
@perling 10 nabe. baB er obre Wiibe
ieine Naie bineinIteden fnnnl
Serr Stabtpfnrrer .Sitenihei
(Siirtb) fpuBte 3i erflGren,s baf
obie @erii6erun9 Matchmaker 0elins
ullu9 Ieitens bes Gentrlms uidtS uls
Ieeres @erebe iei". Sol6e
fnabenbafte, unreiie 8eleioiguna
ipaat oieier Serr nit benz ihDncu
Namen Sifenider urIs antboiifen in's
@eiidt 3u ldleuoern, pbne 81 be-
Denfen, Sab or nit iol6' poreiliget
gebauptun9 Die &c9ieruug III elm
idicics 2idt bringt, benn ipenr
mir ihlebte 8atrioten iinb (ipaS pii
ia befanntlid 1901 6ewieler
babcnD Damn bat es Die 8egiermQ
chen ui6t oerltauben, ms Den Iufents
bait i'm 2nnDe nneehebm 3u madden
Yoh ice, @ar. SifcniGer?l ndtiteS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03
~E@lA@
(SpesiaIs gorrefponben5 aus
SeutidlauO.)
lnM ,~,Nltramnntanms :.

.&lerortem Itellt Der ltltram,ontas
nismus Soroerunsen aut Die ben
Srieben 3erItoren miiIien. SelbIt in
9iiieloorf lit immer nod Die a y it
S0ee bo6gebaIten norben.
Wan bat Die Iufbebung beg Seiu Il
tengeebes bon Neuem eeforbert.
Sas tpeiit n d t barailf bin, oaB man
Srieben 6a6en mill. Grit ipenn Der
aatboli5ismus iif in bic Sbatia6en
Der @eIfi6te fieeH tptro, bann tpirb
cine driitli6e @emeinldaft NIT ibm
mDslid iein."
Stun mir ipiiien ia i6on lnnee, baB
es nat ben acknowledgement Der
9iinoler MIR cine 2oiung beg Yros
blems beg .Sriebens inter ben gons
%feiiionen" giebt, unb bas ipdre der
llebertritt Der Deutlhen &atbolifen in
Den S6ooB Der proteitantiihen y
&aroonl - ~epangelii6en" Stride"
Sod leiber fonnen mir linen bieie
feline @efdligfeit nod nidt ertpeiien.
Die g it thee balten mir Dor pie
nad e~ben1ogut bod ipie mid Die
&aiieribee, Die @nfbebnns bes
IS e t en9e E b furbern
mir Dor pie nah nit bemielben 9feft,
nit tpelhem audi bas Sp3ialiS
it engeeB 9efullen lit, unb Die
o5bntInhen Der @ei6ifte" beipeiien.
paB niht Der &atboli5ismus, ionbern
Oer Srote It antismus lid gu
{ ii bat. CT lit Der 81 b o.
d t sepeien, Der ii6 bon Der
aiten rnb ein5ig ipabren, bon Gbriitus
geitifteten Ntutterfir6e getrennt bat.
uno Dieielbe big gum beutieen Gage
NIT alien III nlauteren" Nitteln
perfplgtI @enn Serr 81. Mobe Dos
nod nid)t aeipuBt bat, oann ipoae Ell
ii6 sefdai9it 5uerit einmal IN q + T.
beitsgetreue Notwithstanding
dneienenl
SntereTant lit es, mie Die liberale
n&0lniihe 3eituns" Die bod bunberi
Wtal lieber in bns v8unbesborn" tpie
in pas' oultranontane Sorn" bldit.
il6er bas oSrieoenstperf" bes IN
8raunI6neie periammelten SunSeS
urtbeilt. Sier lit oas llrtbeil:
Ser g~bnr9eli1de Snuo, Der in Der
lebten Sageu in Sraunldpeia 81 ieis
ner Fl. 3agung perlammelt mar, bal
piel bom Srieben inter ben Gonfeiiios
men 9erebet, lit nber iber plato
niI6e . b rnn g G 4
IDiefer Sriebersliebe MIDI
tpeit 6inaus9efomnen uno bat es bes=
balb niht babin gebra6t, our6 Elm oit
Ser5en fortreiBenbes guteS SeiIpieI
ba5 bebre S~riebensmerf an5ubabner
unb 5u f0rberu. @s lit iiberballpi
Idon elm miBlides Ding. it6 %al5upie.
nit bent 9eanerilden Eager gu be-
ibGiti9en, nie bas in @rauni6peif
lpieber an beobahteu ipor; IS fam Do.
bel nidt ausbleiben, Dab man fali6e
ginbriide binterldBt, and ipenn mar
in Der Wabl ieiner Worte llno in Dei
Sormulierun9 ieiner @ebanten nod
10 gelGidt Mnb porii6ti9 lit. @enr
aber nm gar oieie @eihidlt6teit mi
@orii6t aild nod permiBt perOer
muR, bann bleibt ni6ts ii6ri9 ais
@erItinmulng. aber feline Ser.
iDbnung.... SoS linb n h
bic Srie6enS 6 q | NJ c / II
ipnbern SrompetentDBe
unb ipenn es lpabr fem ioate, Dab De
epangeliide .@uno IN Ieiner So9c
aric9 uuo Srieben trdat, baum bn
er cs gut pe~rltauoen, ben Srteoei
perbprgen 8u 9olten. &e
Den Srieoen e9rIi6 iuia. Der miB pi
Yrdliminarien anbers seltdlten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03
aatborsner Observation-Disclosures.
Bonn 3iussroi9en. -Mattb. %,
1921.

yltltramuntamS", llnier SpeSiula
Correspondent aus SeutihlanD, bat
nm 10. Sftpber Bic 8omreiic nit Dem
&1lnersS ilger5us an9etreten. Garoi7
nal Sii6er bon 8oln bat befdnntltt
ienen @ileer5ug beh 81. @ater por'
geitelt. llnlere pertben 2eier 'fpers
Cen lpobl einen intereiianten 8oms
reiie> 8eridt u~nieres beliebteu oents
ld5en GprreIppnbenten ertparten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03

.ecHe sbdlb bebe i6 in Der Ie6ers
n1 i6rift bas 8prt n@panse>
W" Hide. 10 aan5 beIonoers
berbor? - Stun, neil Die
&erren bon Der anberen Safultdt lid
crit fiir5lih nod 10 furdbtbar iiber Die
Sesei6nnns oproteitantiih" anf9ere9t
bdben. Gle tpolen abiolllt nidbt als
.Iroteltanten" bingeitelt Iein, troBz
benz es leit Der iosen. Reformation
fprtpdbreno bort in alien Sonarten
beiBt: n8ir itiereu bae
geeen, bnB go. H.. /. 10" Sic
Y8rerr55eitune" ihrieb ba por GINGER
3eit nod: Sen Namen .Eroteftan1
ten" baben uns Die &atbolifen 9eS
sebcn, unb nod beute rebet Die fatboz
Hide Yreiie bon n~nierer Stride ME
anoers, nls BON Der nprote It a II
ti5dcn". Cine .prote It a NJ
Tide STRIDE" gtbt es aber
irgenps 9, unb mir miiiien oieien
ltnnamen %ablebnen." SEA, mir
molen ia oiid) gar ni6t 10 feiu unh
luolen Die Serren ais ugpanselii6e"
be5eihnen iobalb lie nns na6e
lpeiien %f0nnen. baB lie aud an bas
@pangelilim q lauben II. Solan9e
aber bas @ort n@pan9eltum" nllr als
Sefnn9 benlibt miro, binter tpels
der man feline freiseiItige @eiinnnng
perbersen pia, 10 lange ielbit elm Or
Weper in 3pidall, cine Seudte DER
y@nanaelii6en" Stride, Der Sdnpt7
mann Des .gnaneeliihen" gunoes
uno Die Seele Der 2os>ppns3 omsSee
ipeelina, bic 8ottbett Gbrifti
leuanet, mic mir fiir5li6 na6ges
mieIeu babeu, 10 LANCE ipirb man ms
pobI erlau6en r%niiiien, bas 8ort
,Gpaneeii1h" menigltens nit Gnfib>
rungs5eiden 8u idreiben. Gtpas
urfpmilh ipirfte mir elm Iufruf IN
elmer graunidipeieer 3eitrng, nnldbs
lif Der fiirsli6 BORT it%atteebabten
General : Merchandising bes Giant
geliihen" 8unbes, fpel6er folgenoers
maBcn Gnfing:
In unfere ebangelt1 den
DC itbiirgerl
In Den Sagen bonn 4. biz Z.
Sftober miro Der gpangelii6e
@uno our @abrung Der beuti6@
prote It 6en Snte>
reiien in unierer Staot 'ieiuc
81. General : @~erIammlung n6@
bnlten II. I. NJ.
8ie MO in einem Ntbem5u9 ers
flGren fam, ,eine It q II t II
! Of c Stride 9ibt CO nir9enos" uno Da@
bel bon beutid : prote'tnn Il
Sntereiien rebet, bas ipirb
nobl elm eipiges @ebeimniB Deg
,gpangelii6en" - Sunbes bleibcn.
@ie rdon nn9ebelitet, bat nfIo Der
.Gpan9elii6e" 8uno nit Ieinen
prpte 1t tiiden Snteref1en,
fiir3li6 in @rauni6meig feline biess
jdbri9e Sagung ab9ebalten. SdS
mar mieoer einmal 10 elm :. @enuB.
Witalieber : &erimmlungen, 0ffent>
lihe Iolfsperiammlun9en, Yro5eIilos
| nen uad] benz Su99en9ngen : Senfs
nal, @aGfabrt na6 Sar56urg our
&anoilasS Gule - IaeS inter itrens
gent NuslhluB Der Inoersgldu6igen
(ard YreneO, babel Die I'M befann>
ten gunbestou nbgeitimmten 9teben
nit loren 5abloIeu b0mii6eL ipottis
i6cn, inlfhen. perlpgenen unb per@
lcrmoerii6en NusfaQeu ge9cn Hom.
ons III ungeiG6r paS @elnmmtbilb bon
Der Sagun9 bieieS ~gpangeliihen"
8ulbeS. - 8ei Der Srnae, ipel6c bon
uU ben perii6teu @emeinbeiten man
8uerit icitnn9cln ioa, fdat Ginem Die
@ntuort ihiper, benn Die Insiuabl III
an grob. ginige @eiipielc mDgen
CUR @6arafteriiierung Dielcr Dgpnngee
lii6cu" @eieQihnit genii9en. - 9err
Or, 9iobe ruft pa ans:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03
Grkl1rlim.

Same: ,.Sagen sic mir nllr. Serr
@ebeimratb, pie fommt bas, oaB Sbre
.&aare gang peib iinb uno Sbr
Shnurrburt nod san5 l9ipar52"
0err: oSa, meme @ndbi9e, mein
SGnurrbart lit bod AUDI I'M 5tpan5ig
Sabre jiin9er'"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-03

lie urtbci(sfdbi9en McnI6en
erfennen berte, buB Die grobc
@efahr fir ben Seltonb Der
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15
BELIEVED TO Be IN IOWA.

Frank Shercliffe, who made such a
spectacular escape from Sheriff Bou.
ner of Lake county on the night of
September 30th. while being brought
to'tLe penitentiary to serve term Of
twenty five years for killing sa loon
keeper in Leadville in 1895, is report.
ed to have been seen in Iowa few
days ago. A dispatch to tho Des
Moines Register from Mitchellsville
In that state under date of last Thurs.
day says;
Frank Shercliffe, the famous dia.
mond thief and bandit. is in hid.
ing near here aud the sheriff with
half dozen deputies. all heavily
armed. have gone to the place
where he is believed to be secreted
determined to capture him at all
hazard. Shertl fie recently go,
away from the Colorado authoritie,
while being taken to the peniter
tiary for murder "
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15
"a q. Atwater. pregident. and R.

-S. II. Atwater. president, and r.
B. Ketcham, chief engineer of the
K. g. electric railroad, are in Flor.
enco today. This afternoon they
we're In conference with several bust
ness men at the Business Mems Asso'
citation office, and ara guests at The
Lennox.
Prof. Winfred Packer, of Las
Animas. who has been engaged tc
teach In the Florence high school,
has written a letter to the schoo
authorities stating that it is impossi
BILE for him to come to Florence fol
an indefinite period. which has prac
tically been interpreted to mean tina
lie will not come at all.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15
JOHN I. SANDERS.

In the election which ID ar hand
John 7. Sanders Of Florence, is a can
didAte for the position of county
Judge on the Democratic ticket.
The nomination Is good one from
many standpoints. No man Oh
either ticket is more honest or thor.
oughly reliable nor can be move de-
pended upon to do that which he
be lieves is right and just and fair to
every one than is Sanders. We have
known him for years; his life has
been spent In this community. Born
and living In early years under con-
ditions unfavorable for schooling
and under which hard manual labor
was necessary for daily bread, lie has
followed the plan of one of the great.
est men this world has ever produced
Abraham Lincoln, who was born
and raised under like conditions.
John Sanders has employed his
time for many years in qualifying
himself for just such a position as the
Democratic party has nominated him
for. Year after year he familiarized
himself with law by the light of the
midnight lamp, completing his
legal education by thorough course
in law school, and graduating with
| honors to himself He has filed
the position OF justice Of the peace in
Florence, a place which he now holds
| with utmost credit. He has done
most of the justice bust ness here for
several years. In his rulings and
decisions he has been fair and just
aud given satisfaction to everybody
In cases that have been appealed to
the higher courts. not once has he
ever been reversed when all the evil
dence that WAS presented il the
higher court had first been present
ed in his.
In this matter he has had the en-
dorsement of his opponent for the
same office 1t has been up to
Judge Cooper to pass upon his rul-
Sanders court. No better endorse.
ment can be had than the above.
Should Sanders be elected to this
office he will equit himself with
credit, to himself aud to the men
anc women who cast their vote
for him.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15

L. X. Hogate is building large
warehouse at Zinser Spur, three
miles east of Monte Vista, for the
purpose of buying, selling and ship
ping hay and grain. This building
will be completed in about ten days.
Mr.. Hogate is from Florence where
he has been in the hay and grain
business for the past fifteen years. -
Monte Vista Journal.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.

The Democrats have opened their
headquarters In the Jack building,
No. 1T South Pixies Peak avenue.
Lats night n mammoth streamer wal
strung across the street bearing the
picture Of tlisir leader, William ].
Bryan.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15
GRAND BALL.

independent Circle No. COS, Ladies'
of Woodcraft. will give n grand ball
in Morgan hall ON the night of No
vember 3rd. They have arranged fer
splendid music aud the best of order
is guaranteed, and they will endeavor
to make this entcrtainnent "A gala
night for NIL lovers Of the ballroom.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15
Personel Paragraphs

The Dextsrs departed last night
for their new home at Idaho Falls,
Idaho.
Dennis Coughlin and wife left on
No. 10 today for visit with Pueblo
friends.
Mrs. NJ. E. Evans, postmistress
at Coal Greek, is shopping in Florence
this afternoon.
Mrs. M. r. waggoner is enjoying
a visit from her sister, who arrived
In the city last evening.
Miss Dessa Slaven Of Pueblo Ia
a guest for few days at the J. D.
Steward home on East Main street.
Mrs. A. A. Eddy. Of Goal Greek.
arrived today on No. 10 from Canon
City where she has been visiting
friends.
VIM. Reese. travelling salesman
for the Nuckles Packing company
of Pueblo, is calling on Florence GUS
toners today.
10y and Glover Lutes have gone
to Sterling, Colorado, where they ex-
pect to enter the employ Of the Bur.
lington railroad.
Miss Bertha Milner, Of the mil
linery department at the Hadley
store, is slightly indisposed at her
home on West Third street.
Mrs. Jesse Ash is substituting at
the Central school for Miss Mabel
Curran, who has been granted leave
Of absence until November 4th.
Mr. and Mrs H. A. Collar, who
have been located at Wslsenburg fol
several months. have moved to Monte
Vista where they will reside in the
future.
20. G. Hurd, of the firm Of Gar
mody and Hurd, IL expected home
from Colorado Springs tomorrow
where he has been spending several
days the guest Of his daughter, Mrs
@. O. Conklin.
Mrs. T. Carmody has received
word from Denver that the operation
which ~ to be performed on her sis.
tor, Mrs. Frank MCGUIRE, has been
postponed owing to the critical condi.
tion Of the lady.
Mrs. Madden Of Pueblo. who
kept a school of dancing here some
time ago. is visiting Florence friends
aud II suitable arrangements can be
made. she may reopen the school.
Walking together down Sixteenth
street In Denver the other day was
man named Stone and another nam
Wood. They met lady wearing a
directoi.e gown. Wood turned to
Stone, Stone turned to Wood. and
both turned to rubber where they
stood.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15
ENGINE DERAILeD.

7 Rio Grande freight engine No.
1132 was derailed in the local yards
last night, and up until noon today
1t was still out of commission. The
accident WAS caused by n broken rail.
There WAS no cessation of traffic, as
the trouble occurred on one OF the
yard switches
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15

THE LADIES AID-of the Metlio-
dist church will meet in the League
room on Friday afternoon at two
O'Clock. There will be business
meeting at three o'clock.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15
STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF Toledo, 90
LtttAa COUNTY %

Frank Chcnc, mnAcs oath that ho Ia scf ior
partner OF the firm OF y. J. Cheney a Co., doiag
Business In the City of Toledo County aud state
a'oressid, and that said firm will pay tho sum Of
OSk HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor each and
every case Of Cstarrh that cannot be cured by
thu use Of Halle CatArrh euro.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn 10 before m, aud .ubscribsd In pres.
sncc, ,his 9Th day OF Dcccm Ner, A. d. 1850.
fa..i, A. ", a. EASON,
NOTARY pBLIC
Hsil's Cstarrh Cure is taken informally. and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
OF tho systcm Bcad for tsstirlooiais frsc.
r. J. CHENEY 1 CO., Toledo, o.
Bold By Druggists, 7jc,
Take Asli'' Family Pills for Constipation.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15
FOOD SALE.

The Methodist ladies have done so
we'll with their food sales that they
have decided to make it a regular
aft air. Hereafter they will hold the
sale every second Saturday in the
month
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15

FRIGHTENING UP-The f. and
O. O. has force Of painters at work
Frightening mp their property in West
Florence.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15

Secure room now with steam hea,
and bath and be comfortably located
for the winter in the Daniels block.
III
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15

A new stock Of Chamois. the soft,
velvety kind that feel so good Oh the
face. just in at Daniels drug store.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15
NOTICE.

This is to notify you that the water
will be turned off from the head of
the Union ditch on Saturday night,
October nth, and will remain shut
off until certain repairs can be made.
By order of
1874 BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15

For Sale-iS head of horses and colts I,
including ono team of large work
mares. Three good single drive Is
city broke. good for ladies or chill.
dfeu. Two COOL raddlers, fouv. young
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15
FOR SALE

For s,ie-An excellent gold watch.
In good condition, Rockford move.
ment. twenty year .caso. For sale
cheap. Enquire Mt this Office. 1888
For Sale-Corrugated iron roofing.
Good End hand pressed brick. end
hand lumber Of all description.
Barney Ginsberg.
Phone Florence 40 b3tf
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15

Wanted-Success Magazine requires
the services of man in Florence to
look after the expiring subscriptions
and to secure new business by means
of special methods unusually effec.
tive; position permanent; prefer one
with experience. but would consider
any applicant with good natural
qualifications; salary st. 30 per day.
with commission option. Address :,
with references. Il @ Peacock. Room
lo2. Success Magazine Bldg. New
York. 87-62
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15

Wanted-To mount your hunting
trophies. Our work in taxidermy
has n world wide reputation, Pro-
fessor Gus. Stainsky. 5ls Pixies Peak
Aveppe. Colombo Springs. Colo. 86.6l
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15

mules unbroken. Balance are colt i.
Enquire of Ed. Jaeger. 1918 W st
Third street. Phone Red S74, Flor
snIe. Colo. Sit
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15
WaNTe ed TO BUY

To Bhy-ileuse aud two lots. In
quire at this Office. i5.tf
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15
WANTED

Wanted-Highest price paid for all
kinds of junk. Brass, copper. iron.
bottles, rags etc. Barney Ginsberg
Phone Flore nee 40. 53tf
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15

Lost "A Masonic Chapter watch
charm. Reward will be given
for the return of the same to this
office. 37-i2
The daily tribune., 1908-10-15
NEW WAREHOUSE.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-04-13
THE JUMPING OFF PLACE

Consumption had me, in its grasp;
and I had almost reached the jumping
Off place when was advised to try
Dr.. Kings New Discovery; and Iwant
to say right 6ow it saved my life.
Improvement begaa>w with the first bot
tie, and after taking one dozen bottles
was a wen ander5Bpy man again."
says George Maorsbf Grimesland. N.
c. AS a remedy for coughs and colds
and healer of lungs, sore lungs and
for preventing pneumonia New Dis
cOvery is supreme. soc and 81 at all
drugStOres. Trial bottle free.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-04-13
MURDERED AT MIDNIGHT
Three Men Killed in an Attack on Inn
ported Orange Packers in Orange
County Friday Night

Tampa, Fla, April 12.-News reach
ed here last night of the killing OF
Charles Whitehurst, George Griffin
and Charles Smith, white, orange
packers, at Lake Harvey, three miles,
from Sanford. .P
while the victims and ten other
white men, employed in a packing
house operated by Auburn G. Son,
were sleeping, party of armed men
set fire to the house and as the in
mates ran from the burning building.
the attacking party opened fire on.
them with rifles and shotguns.
Ten escaped and aroused the neigh.
horhood but no clue could be found
to the assassins.
The men killed were recently from
Georgia and the crime is believed to
be the work Of the men who had been
refused employment in the packing
house, who resented the bringing of
packers from other places.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-04-13
SITUATION IN PENSACOLA
Sunday was Quiet and Authorities
Evidently Have Matters in Hand

Pensacola, April 13.4With state
troops in charge of the city and
guarding the strikebreakers and with
a curfew law in effect which prohibits
any party from being on the streets
after 10 o'clock, Pensacola was last
right Quieter and more orderly than
III any time since the strike of a week
ago. Yesterday afternoon there was
Il monster mass meeting at the opera
house of labOring men, over 1000 at
tending and many addresses were de-
livered by organized labor men and
their sympathizers. in which they
called upon the union men of the city
TO stick together and boycott Stone {;
Webster, in SO far as the cars are con-
cerned, also their lighting department
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-04-13
TURPENTINERS IN TROUBLE
Federal Grand Jury at Savannah In
diets Big Bunch of Naval
Stores Men

Savannah, Ga, April 12-Indict-
mepts were returned yesterday by
federal grand jury against the allege!
naval stores trust.
The American Naval Stores Com
pany and the National Transportation
and Terminal Company were jointly
indicted with S. p. Shotter chairman
of the Board of American Naval
Stores; Edmund NJ Nash, president:
]. F. G. Myers, vice president; c. j.
Deloach, secretary; George Meade
BOardman, treasurer, and Karl Moller.
manager Of the Jacksonville office of
the company. Four of the defendants
were arrested and gave bond in the
sum of $4,000 each. The others are
not in the city.
The indictments charge combining
and conspiring to monopolize trade
and mOnopolizing and attempting to
monopolize trade.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-04-13
LEDFORD KICKED A LION
Unprecedented and Unparalleled Fool
ishness Of Young Man of Atlanta

Atlanta, April 13.-BecauSe Bill
Patterson" one of the Grant Park
lions, refused to eat the peanuts given
him, Arley LeGfOrd. young man
from Roswell, jumped over the rail-
ing and kicked the lion on the foot.
The animal. angered, thrust out d
paw and clawed Ledford's leg. He
tore off the leg of LedfOrd'S trousers
and scratched the flesh so badly Led
lord had to be taken TO the hospital.
1t was found, however, that his in
Juries were not serious, and after his
wounds were dressed he went home
determined not to monkey with any
NOR lions.