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The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1909-04-30
ons run anyway, as the cold

long run anyway, Is the cold WA
continued throughout tho night. and
the weather today was cold. II
would have required lot of oil
and coal to have continued the
fires through the night and today
and cold weather is promised for &c
night. There 10 NO use In trying
to deny the extent Of the DANA &c al
1t would speak for itself In q very
few days.
The frosts Of several nights past
killed large portion Of the fruit but
there would have been plenty at that
and at this time II only half the fruit
is killed as claimed, there will still
be large crop, II no further damage
is done in the next fow hours. The
trees were all heavily loaded with
blossoms and were strong, having
bore no fruit for the past two or three
seasons. and for this reason nearly
as many apples would have been
produced on a half crop and would
have compared favorably with the
full crop Of other seasons.
If the smudgers had succeeded in
saving the area smudged. large per-
centage Of the crop would have been
saved In this manner, but no man oan
successfully combat the elements, and
it looked like the county WAS destined
to lose. The weather man is send
ing out reports that harder freeze
may be looked for tonight, and
In that case the outlook is not SO
bright as might be.
This Is the third season the fruit
Of the county has been killed and
the losses to the growers IL enor.
nous. 1t will work untold hard.
ships on most of the orchard owners
over the county. as many of them had
their places mortgaged almost as
much as the value would stand. The
banks Of Canon Citv hold mort cages
on many fruit tracts. and unless the
are much improved over
the indications today. no doubt many
Of them will be forced to give up
their places.
The storm is not only general over
VIZ SOIo.s-s.~, S.s 49, 49,
east, south and north. 1t may be
there will be general shortage Of
fruit In the country next fall.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1909-04-30
CRIPPLE CREEK COMING
FULLY SIXTY STRONG

A d!spstch to the Denver News
from Cripple Greek last night stated
that there will be at least sixty Elks
leave the District on q special train
for Florence at O'Clock this evening
The train will como directly here In
stead of via Canon City. a. the
Canon delegation will come either
on No. 4 or II that train Is too late
then they will come down on the
Santa Fe.
The Elks have rented Union hall
and the speaking will take place there
also the banquet. The RebekAh'
were to have occupied that building
tonight for an entertainment. but the
Elks arranged with them to take X.
p. hall The club rooms Of the Elk
will be kept open and both building
will be used.
The past exalted rulers Of the
local lodge will meet the grand exalt
cd ruler. Mr.. Holland. and the STATE
deputies, and escort them to the hotel
where they will be diued before
proceeding to the places Of festivities
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1909-04-30
IF MOST OF LATE CROP IS SAFE
There Will STILL Be PLENTY
All Trees Were Burdened With Bloom and it Would Have Been
Biggest Crop in Decade..If 0neFourth Bloom
Killed There Will Still be Big Yield

Fremont county last night had the
coolest weather it has experienced
for several weeks, and while it is too
early to determine just how much
damage WAS done to the fruit, it is
the general opinion over the county
that fully one-half Of it was killed.
AS far as can be stated today the
greater part of the late variety of
apples probably pulled through
without damage, but this can be
moro definitely determined in day
or two from now.
The weather was cold enough to
freeze the leaves on the trees, but
as the buds on the late apple trees
were still in clusters and protected
by the leaves, 1t is more than prob
able chat a good portion of that va
riety of fruit is saved. The late ap-
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1909-04-30
HOSPITALS MEM MEAD.

Worcester Mass. April 80-Dr.
Thomas Howell leaves tho nuperin-
tendency Of Worcester hospital today
to become superintendent Of the Now
York hospital In New York City.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1909-04-30
Porter Smith Shoots and Kills
Miss Marden, a Senior at
Smith College.
THEN COMMITS SUICIDE
Shots Were Heard by Eleven
Smdents...Saw Murderer
With Revolver

Northampton, Mas. April 30
Enragsd because she had broken her
engagement with him and rsfused to
rensw II. Porter Smith Of Chicago.
who was graduated from Dartmouth
college last year. yesterday shot and
fatally wounded Mis- Helen Ayer
Marden, . senior at Smith college.
and then committed suicide. Miss
Marden IL . daughter Of Frank Mar.
den Of somsrviIle. She died bsfois
noon.
Miss Marden stayed away from the
chapel exercises. It IL understood. be-
cause she feared she would bs further
pursued by Smith on the way there.
She had gone only . short distance
" hen she met him
Suddenly students NOT far distant
heard . shot and : girls scream.
Turning they saw Smith standing
beside the girl with . smokipg revol.
ver In his hand. Before they could
roach the couple they saw Smith
raise tho revolver and IRE two more
shots at tho girl. Miss harden
sank to tho ground and Smith I'm.
mediately placed the mux.le Of the
weapon to his own head and hrsd.
falling dead beside tho young wom-
an.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1909-04-30
SAILORS ENJOY DANCE.

Brooklyn, April 30-The crews Of
all the battleships In port are enjoy
ing . lively complimentary dance at
Stauch's. Coney Island, today. The
affair Ia q huge one. The sailors aud
petty officers have entire charge. the
pavilion having been turned over to
them.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1909-04-30
RALLY DAY.

Baton Rouge, La April 30-Five
hundred children have come to town
and are participating In the big rally
Of citizens today and tomorrow.
They represent 43 high schools Of
Louisiana, interest in the capitals
rally extending throughout the state.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1909-04-30
Land Fraud Cases are to be
Pushed by Government
AA>;.>I nl.l~L~..;.~~
A VIGOROUS PROSECUTION
Judge Marshall Quashed the
indictments, but Govern.
ment not Satisfied

Washington, April 30-After con.
sideration Of the reasons given by the
court for its action In quashing the
Indictments against Gov. Haskell and
others In Oklahoma, involving al.
leged land irregulariti es. the attorney
general telegraphed instructions to
the United States district attorney at
Tulsa TO proceed with vigorous
prosecution Of those cases. The dis
trict attorney Is instructed to apply
to the court for . new grand jury
drawn in conformity with Judge
MarshAll's decision and to presen the
cases to that grand jury.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1909-04-30
NEW MANAGEMENT.

New York. April 30-Felix lsman.
Of Philadelphia, entered into posses
sion Of the Broadway theatre As les
see today. Law Fields has become
the manager and will give his first
attraction. william FsvershAm, on
the 9Th OF May.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1909-04-30
H. r.. LUTEs

REAL EsrArK, JUSTICE
OF THE PEACE, NOTARY
PUBLIC.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1909-04-30

Tulsa, Okla. April 30 Gov .Chnr-
les N. Haskell. and sii other promi-
nent Oklahomans were indicted at
MuHkogee In January last charged
with alleged conspiracy to defraud
the federal government and the Greek
Indian Nation in connection with the
scheduling Of Muskogee towns lots In
1902. The indictments were quashed
at Tulsa on April 10 by Judge John
A. Marshall OF Utah on technical
grounds. All the seven indicted men
wore wealthy. Besides Gov. Haskell
they W ere Clarence W. Turner. Wal
ter 4. Eaton, william T. Hutohing.
+. b. Sewers, 4 u. English and
Jesse Hill.
A new federal q rand jury was call.
cd this afternoon to meet In Tulsa on
Monday. May 10. to reinvestigate tue
Muskogee town fraud cases.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1909-04-30
NOTICE.

The Rebekahs entertainment that
WAS to have been held In Union hal
Friday night, April 80. will take
place In K Of P hall
By Order Of Noble Grand.
MAGGIE CLARK.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1909-04-30

st. Agnes q uild meets with Mrs.
Gertrude Robinson at 2 o'clock tomor
row afternoon.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-01
SPORTING NOTES.

Cyclone Burns defeated HjaImar Lun-
din in a wrestling match at White River
Junction, taking two falls out of three.
Burns used the Frank Gotch toe hold and
arm lock both times.
Woodstock won Saturdays game with
Rutland at Woodstock in the first inning,
when four runs were made, the final score
being to 5. The visitors were coming
fast in the last two innings, scoring three
times in the ninth on two hits. A throw
by Fitzmorris from deep left to the plate
in the ninth prevented the score being
tied and was a feature of the game.
Catcher Carrick of Rutland was hit by
a batted ball, seriously cutting his face
and forcing him 10 retire.
Tom Leonard, thrice defeated by
Woodstock, turned the trick Thursday
and, with the assistance of Dartmouth's
best, beat Woodstock Z to 0. Prof.
Mitchell of the Varsity team was in the
box for the visitors. In the fifth the
Dartmouth men fell on Wyatt, who had
been up against them three times this
season, and scored five times with the aid
OF timely and terrific hits, elinching the
game. Woodstock made five hits of
Dartmouth's premier boxman to Dart
mouths ten wallops.
Fritz Hanson, champion welterweight
wrestler Of the world, downed Kid La
Bossia of Cbarlestown, N. H., and form
erly champion of the Philippines, twice
at Burlington July %. Hanson used the
terrible Gotch toe hold each time, getting
the first fail in AZ minutes and the second
fall in 20 minutes. The match was the
toughest that has been seen there. Fol-
lowing the last throw, LaBossia's leg was
bent to such degree from the effects of
the toe hold that he was hardly able to
walk. Nevertheless, he challenged Han
son for a match in three weeks time,
the strangle and toe holds to be barred.
Hanson accepted the challenge on the
spot. The weight at the time is &c be las
pounds.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-01
Lllahwsx MONEY Apportlonea.

The apportionment of the state high
way money for 1909 was completed Fri
day and the distribution OF this money
will be made after July 1. Treasurer
Deavitt's tabuIation shows that there are
15.02S miles of highway in the state. q
gain of IS miles over 1908.
The amount to be distributed is $685.
45s.23 against $103, 071.s1 in 1908. Dan
willie has the largest mileage. 135 miles
Hartford second, with 125 miles; the viii
lage of Lyndonville has the smallest, one
mile, and will receive 1902. In this
connection it is interesting to note that
Danville pays S3s2.37 highway tax to the
state and receives hack S947.36; Hartford
pays fs77.13 and receives S1,535.98; Bur-
lington pays s7,649.10 and receives
1892. 90; Montpelier pays s2,934.O5 and
receives S3s5.96; Rutland pays "a, 400. Is
and receives 1896. 81; Barre pays 81, 500. 92
and receives S2s0.70.
Windsor county has the most mileage
! 1903 miles, and Grand Isle county the
smallest amouut, 10 miles.
The grand total Of sos, 45s.23 to be
distributed is made up as follows:-Un'
expended from last year, S241.S1; due last
year and paid this year, s156.23; auto.
mobile fees, SO, s46.9s; state highway tax,
S101, 206.21. The apportionment through
out the state is STOP. OF the larger
places named, Burlington has So miles
Rutland AS, Montpelier 55 and Barre AZ
miles.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-01
cHAMPLAIN TERcENrENARY.
Brief Information Paragraphs Con-
corning the Coming Event.

corning the Coming Event.
Tercentenary dates:-swanton. July 8:
Vergennes, July 3; Burlington, week Of
July 40; Isle La Motto. July g; presi-
Dental day at Burlington, Thursday,
July s.
Railway excursions will be run from all
points to the celebration centers.
The Indian psgeants will be given at
Burlington and Isle La Motto.
The foreign governments officially rep
resented at the Tercentenary will be Great
Britain, France and Canada.
Chorus singing will be features at ali
the celebration points in Vermont.
The religious observances on Sunday,
July q, not only at the places of Cham
plain interest, but throughout Vermont,
promise to be unusually impressive.
Marathon race will be run in Burling-
ton on Monday, July 5. The money
stake is $500 and John H. Hayes OF
worldwide fame, "Pat'' White, the Irish
runner, Black Hawk and Simpson, the
Indians. and Carvajal, the Cuban, are
noE in training for the Burlington race.
Everything about the celebration at Yer
gennes is free excepting the banquet and
ball games.
The Right Honorable James Bryce,
who will be orator at Burlington on pres
idential day, has the reputation Of being
able TO speak at any length on any sub
ject at a moments notice.
The Hon. Rodolph Lemieux, Canadian
minister OF posts and telegraphs, who
Will speak at Swanton, Burlington and
Isle La Motto, ranks as one of the bright
est after-dinner takers in the Dominion.
For presidential banquet tickets, address
W. J. Bigelow; for information concern
ing lodgings in Burlington, c. E. Allen;
for grand stand seats, John J. Whalen;
for automobile information, E. A.
Brodie; all Burlington. Do it now.
The policy and emergency hospital
service in Burlington will be equal to all
demands.
A dirigible balloon will make daily
ascensions during Tercentenary week in
Burlington, weather permitting.
The bands everywhere will be the best
procurable.
Cash prizes to a large amount will be
given in the drill work Of uniformed or
carnations on Fraternity day in Burling-
ton, Wednesday, July z.
One piece of the fireworks display for
Burlington will cost $500.
All the prizes in the motor boat races
Of Tuesday, July 8, at Burlington will be
OF the highest quality, as examples OF
the silversmith's srt-S1600 worth in all
The girls drill team Of Alpha camp,
NJ. W. A, will be feature OF Wednes-
days parade in Burlington.
The parade of historical floats at Swan
ton, July 3, will not be excelled any
where.
The Ferari exposition shows to be in
Burlington all Tercentenary week have
no less than ten baby lions, some less
than two weeks old.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-01
Pianos To Rent

with the privilege OF buying. We have
Just contracted for several carloads of new
upright pianos which we propose to rent
at IS month, but no piano will be rent
ed for less than three months. The price
of these pianos is only $24O each With
stool and scarf. Every dollar rent will
be applied on the price if you decide to
buy the piano or when you have paid
S240 the piano is yours. These pianos
are large size, beautifully finished, and
are in Flemish oak, oak and mahogany
csses. Each piano warranted for q
years. Send for catalogue ae
Geo. d. Jarvis & Son, AZ and As Church
St. Burlington. VT
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-01

Constipation causes headache, nausea,
dizziness, languor, heart palpitstion.
Drastic physics gripe, sicken, weaken the
bowels and. don't cures Doan's Regulets
act gently and cure constipation. 25
cents. Ask your druggist.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-01

"Had dyspepsia OF indigestion for
years. No appetite and what l did eat
distressed me terribly. Burdock Blood
Bitters cured me. ~. II. Walker, Sun
bury, Ohio.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31

ies. This attack left me stiff and crippled up, and for the past six or seven years, have tried Hot Springs with no benefit and got but little benc- it until on the fourteenth day of Jan uary this year. I was handed a book descriptive of kings Royal Germr- tenr. It contained a great many wonderful cures, and finding one al most identical with my own case, l decided to give the remedy a trial, and bought bottle and began it's use at once.
 Using it according to directions, l soon felt better and in a week S time the pain and soreness was gone. that I am we'll and am gaining in weight and strength every day
 Tt gives me much pleasure to a Id my testimonial to the hundreds Oi wonderful cures made by this great remedy. Yours truly,
 "k F. AETHONY.'
 Mr. Anthony lives at S13 Cypress street, Argenta, and will be pleased to answer any questions as to his use of the Germeteur..
 The Germeteur sells for $100 per tle-10S-doses-an the purchas- CT always gets the worth of his money.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31
Just installed seven new fans at

Judge E. J. Kerwin has been sick for several days at his home, but Was able to be at his office yesterday.
 Rings Little Liver Pills - small, pleasant and easy to take. Sold by Dr. McCammon & Son, 316 Main St.
 While it last you can buy No. II Red Hose at 12c; our 12c. hose To- 1Oc per foot Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Co. tf' An investment can be made much cheaper now in choice real estate than six months from now. See T. Murphy
 no East 2nd Ave. lr3l d 3ot
 Mrs. J. S Ragan, who has been onite sick for two weeks. at her home' No. 602 West Fifth avenue, is slow ly improving.
 Owing to the fact that we will move to our new building August 1st, we will sell everything at reduced prices from now until that date. Fox Bros Hardware Go. (Retail DeptO
 7-6-1m
 We sell the old reliable Studebaker buggy. Few as good, none better. Come let us show you what we have and how cheap they are, too. D. A. Caldwell tf
 Special discount on RA%",Ge.a- tors and Gasoline Stoves. We handle tn perfect circulating Herri@ Reff!a- orators and Detroit Vaper Stoves. If Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Co.
 The time will come and it will not be long when you will say wish J had bought one of those beautiful lots in the Rutherford Park Addi- tion from T. Y. Murphy. when he was selling them at $100000 31d30t
 You will serve your own interest best by buying all Hardware from us during our removal sale. Fox Bros. Hardware Co., (Retail Dept.)
 7-6-1m
 Lost "Wednesday, s. A. E. Frater- n;ty pin No 5979 on back: was lost on West Sixth Car. West 2nd Car Transfer Station, or on South Walnut street Finder return to Graphic Of flee and receive reward. 7-3O-6t Get a Gasoline Range or Oil Stove to use during the heated term. We will save you money on either while they last. Fox Bros. Hardware Co. (Retail DeptD 7-6-1m Have a few rare bargains in sec ord hand buggies, wagons and sur reys. also all kinds of new buggies, spring wagons. harness, etc. D. A. Caldwell. If
 The man who invests in the Austin and Taylor Addition will have more money ten years hence than the man who buys bank stock. See T. Y. Murphy. ll0 East 2nd Ave; he will sell you a lot on easy terms. 31d30t
 With Economy Jars you can can tomatoes, corn and beans in pure Wal CT The mouth of these jars are large enough to put in large tomatoes and peaches without breaking. Try one dozen and you will use no other. Sold by Cleveland Hdw Go. If Let the Pine Bluff Moving and Storage Co.,, move and store your goods. Up-to-date padded moving vans Under exclusive man. ,gement of white men. We make 1 speciality of packing household goods or shipment Office Union Station Both phones 61. 4-2Stf Deputy Sheriff Perry Walker has eturned from Dumas. where he took he bloodhounds yesterday to trail burglar or burglars, who entered and obhed d store at that place Thurs lay night The dogs trailed the hieyes and gave the officers a 1lne hat may lead to early arrests of the utility parties. A store was also rob- ed at Greer, Ark, near Gould. the ,,ipbt Op Nra5pncJo1- ;ol 1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31
IF YOU KNEW

If you knew of a remedy that was not expensive that would cure your trouble, would you use it?
 If this same medicine was a patent medicine would you be willing to use it if you knew it would cure you? DO you want to be cured bad enough to be cured by patent medi- cine?
 What is a patent medicine anyhow It is remedy whose proprietors val ue it enough to secure it against i'm itation and fraud by securing the sanction and protection of the |. ,; government
 Is the fact that a remedy has the protection of the United Sates. any reason why it should not be good? Ii a remedy has the sanction of the gov ernment and conforms to the require ments of the ''Pnre Food and Drug Law" is it not more likely to be free from poisons. opiates and harmful drugs?
 Kings Royal Germeteur is of this class and on that account is at least safe. It will do you no harm. if 1t does you no good.
 But the question that concerns you i is, will it benefit, will it cure. is II remedy for your trouble.
 This you will not know until yoa have put yourself in position to gain 1 this knowledge. To get it's results you must use it.
 1t won't cost you much to try it. If it is suited to your case the first boz- tie will show results If a medicine is suited to your case few days use will show it.
 When you destroy the cause the ef- feet soon passes away. That is what the Germeteur does. We don't say that one bottle will cure any case, but we do mean that one bottle will dem onstrate the value of the remedy and effect cure in many cases. Any remedy that is suited to the condi- tions and calculated to control the trouble don't require weeks and months to show it. Cause and Effect: every effect has it's cause. Most of the ailments of humanity are caused byGERMS. Kings Royal Germeteur is germ giller. It kills them where ever it comes in contact with them: in the stomach; in the blood in tie tissue of the body; inside and outside
 It is for both internal and externai use. You take it and rub it on. If your stomach gives you distress a few doses gives relief, and in few days use of the remedy. your stomaci will digest and aSSimilate anything the appetite calls for. For indigrs, tion. in all of it's forms the Germeteur is a perfect remedy.
 Try bottle of it and it will be a Stahuafd kemtd! ln your home d'ir ing life
 Cures bad case of Rheumatism after Hot Springs and other means have failed.
 MT. K. F. Anthony a vel knowa citizen of Argenta. Ark. gives :, j. tory of how he suffered for years with out relief and was spa lily curei by the use of Kings Regal Germetnmr. Read his story and pr,f'l by his ex- perience. He says: "l lave ,lfsrre. from rheumatism for the past thirty years. Had occasional attacks of in tense pain, recurring at short inter- vals until had an attack that put me in bed for four months, during which time I suffered untold agon-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31
One thousand pounds Fur nip Seeds, about twenty diff ferent kinds, just received. Mccain Grocery Co.

J. C. King, of Rural Route No 3, brought some of the largest peppers and tomatoes to Pine Bluff yesterday ever displayed here. They were rais- ed on his place near his city and he is supplying many local retail stores with the vegetables Among the st>res that handle the large prol lcts are the Mccain Grocery Company, the Lloyd Grocery Company, the Main street fruit stands and other down town places. The vegetables are al eng the finest ever raised in th;s county and speak volumes for Mir King as we'll as the produetiyeness of Jefferson county land
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31

Woman loves a clear rosy com- pleXion. Burdock Blood Bitters puri- fies the blood. clears the skin, restor- es ruddy. sound health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Your friends at Vego's. Why! It's

Your friends at VegO's. Why! It's cool, 256t
 The weather man says 1t will De partly cloudy today.
 Alderman J. A. Clement has been quite sick for several days, but was reported some better ysterday.
 Don't buy any summer conven- fences in the line of hardware til you get our Special August Prices. if Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Co.
 The Retail Merchants Association urges large attendance of property o,.ners at the z y Council meet'nS Monday night, Wal the natter 0t ,;leet lighting aul the st"c@' sign plans will be discussed
 Torturing eczema spreads it's burn ing area every day. Deans Ointment quickly stops its spreading. instantly relieves the itching, cures it perman- ently. At any drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-31

For rent. two front rooms. ur- stairs. Apply Mrs King White. 3-9 If