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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-10

German firm has started tho Manufacture
OF artificial asphalt ua'Ie from coal tar, sui
phur, chloride of limo and blast furnace alag
compressed into sheets ten Inches, i've Inches
ana two inches iliick. This Is accomplished
BIZ great hydraulic pressure Tho product
IRON recent tests appears IS substitute for
maui asphait Tor street paving 10 have rany
points OF superiority. II It cnn be prnaueed M
GhsArly AZ ordinary temperatures the nrti.
noial product withstards pressure twice rs
great as the natural subsistence, aud ~ higher.
Temperatures It's resisting power to conIprea-
sion l., also greater.
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MONEY AND BANKING.

He,iston, March 1.-The local banks are
sell supplied with money for all purposes,
There Is. however, no great activity In the
OH Increase.
Exchange 10 quoted as follows: New York
buying. par TO Doc premium, selling New
YORK, st. Louis and Kansas City. slO0 to
E,5) premium New Orleans. buying, pari
ceiling. " to premium.
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:oAsic; choice, cs02eo: fancy new crop syrup
22mssc.
RICE Extra fancy head. 5ikm5@c; choice
lsAm5c, fnir. 4frfiac: fancy imported, 5isap5Nc
Gle: cotton l0lAnIIc.
SALT--Livcrpooi coarse. Gou75c; fine, 65d
zoe; Louisiana. coarse zoe; iinc. S5c barrels.
2s.los. ss.25; 6o45s. $3.50; ioo-3s. $3.50; 7c-ts.
SALT FISH, Mncknrcl. No. I. In io-ib kits,
S5cN sl.0o: half barrels. s5.5ofi5,75.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quarters S.2cm5'3l;
mustnrd three-uunrters 81 ioa5e,so; imported,
Gillette grade. quarters 81 80; fancy aprats,
quarters 81 90.
sTARCii--standard goods: Pearl In 4o-ib
boses. &c; Royal Gloss. bulk. SIC; Nickel,
100 packages. per box. S2,15; corn starch bMc
per ID, 90 and t0-lb boxes
f SUGAR Quotations are for small lots; spo-
clal priecs given on carload orders. Standard
Louisiana yellow clarified. fancy aNNoc,
choice 4ssd4Ac.
PRODUCE.
L REANS-Caiifornia smnlI white 2Mc per ID;
Bayou 4c pink se Lima beans aAa8lsc;.
blacl-cyed peas 3s4 fi37scs
BUTTER blue Star, 19c: dairy, iiIi5o:
fancy Elgin creamery S2T23cI Tcxng country
solids, lie; prints, ne; Elgin dairy
bricks. .lIl4cs cynosuro fancy creamery. in 5
and 10Th pn.ls, DC
CABBAGi;-colorado s3opa325; Toxins sI.1S
CHEESE York full cream. Ii@i?a;
Wisconsin fun cream 1ttsMlcc; Young Amer
len. i2,lo; Western skim, 1oc
E6GSr-l'cr dozen, Sc not
ONIONS Fancy rcd 23t fise per N.
~ PEppER--chile, i7aepc per lb' black. o7ife
!. porAToEs--calif and Colorado. 500
nlnn New York iced potatoes. l-pech bDls.
ut S2gofl3.00; l0-pcek hbls al 81 N. rgnnos-
see, Triumph, lo-recb bbIs, ss.75s4'oO; in
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GRAM AND HAY.
FRUITS,


APPLES Fancy Ben Davis. s.. 75qps 90:
Wncsaps and other varieties 81 25al4 SO.
btNANAS 81, iQffl.5o per bunch, packed
Tor shipment.
LEMONS Measina and Palermo common,
:! -. choice, $50, extra fancy. a.00.
ORANGES California seedlings. 81 e562 80;
nHvcls 81. 009l3. %
STRAWBERRIES Per crate OF "a quarts,
50 0Cafa so.
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Of Gotten $50 bales Of hides. soo 'i ba,a nA'es
s'ie' goo sacks OF corr '"ies VI
VESSELS IN PORT.
Is Is Amy, Fowler Mcyitle.
IS nrlc, j. Moller & Co.
% heiois, H. Mosle & Co
g hanenpers. WIN. Parr & Co.
N.nemsha, DaIlel Rip,cy.
80 Mohtezumn, W. w WiIson
IS Nire!o, Fowler & McVi,te.
IS oak Branch Alfred Holt,
IS nsisacola. Simmons, Fowler G Mcv,,,.
% rl!Apton, J. Moller & 20 ~ '''e'
y roiycnrp, Wm parr & Co.
&: c a''tiieh ar Ian inaya. Fowler & Mcvitis
~ s1h,anceriuo, Fowler & n. Wife '''1'
Is honias Turnbull, Fowler q Mcviue
Ss IDurston. d. Ripiey "c'
Ss victoria, J. Moiler & Coz
sson clara A ponneIl. Mci,ae Coal Co.
sen Martha. quarantine ~
CLEARED FOR GALvEsrow
% Aiara, - Fayal. February ~
IS Alamo. ilix. New York. March !;
% % Anoces. Robinson. barry, ssnunrv n
e ccapelia. -, Liverpool February O.
!. IS Ellen Rickners. -. Bremen 1 M. 70,
IS Iiihern'a. -. ST. Vincent. Febrp,,v %
IS Holmfleid. Townsend, Cardiff. viz as
rug. January 20. W seru
MEXICAN; Edwards. Liverpool. Janu.rv :.
IS Miami, Mcdonald, New Yor,, May -
-, .s Na'isator' Combine Liverpool Fe,r,-
g Nordhoalen, Shields. Februorv :
- H, s.., hisk New York. March &
IS Psrksats' H Ha,son, az bermuda. Feb. II.
e nespf' stacy. Bremen, January /.
Is Robert Adamson. -. Shield Fss.
% 80 Sprinsweli. -. Swanson. rebrua,
s'"'ef' stevens, Rotitria,n. Feb. ~
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Hunter ~ Co.'s Daily Cotton Letter.
Liverpool came unchanged, but advanced
steadily and closed with a gain of IL -G4d, the
Improvement being attributed to the advance
in corsols and more confidence in financial
circles of little danger OF serious political
trouble. Our markets opened unchanged to
up and at one time were 46i5 points above
last night but receipts ran liberal, Houston
ana New Orleans estimates We're liberal aud
the semi-weekly was large, and prices ne
clined points from the highest closing lar2
points below yesterday. Small spot demand
was reported and spot prices were generally
easier. with offerings more liberal. Disquiet-
INK runIors are expected tomorrow and next
day from Washington, and brokers rule
wired their customers to take profits and go
shor. for a turn, which brought quite a good
deal of selling on the early advance, and
which was continued up to the very close,
which was at the lowest OF the day. Trading
was light and IT took small offerings 10 de-
press prices. The professional traders who
ma"e quotations in the stock and Chicago
markets did not seem to nave any serious an
piehebsions, and We are inclined TO the opin-
ion that the sellers of cotton this afternoon
viii have to be quick in the morning 10 get
OUT without loss. The market is n bull one
ana. while depressons sure to come from |
time TO time affording profits to the scalper
now and then ON the short side the danger of
tns KIND of trading is daily growing greater |
and the sharp advances which are coming |
more and more often VIII come some bright |
morning to stay and increase and the fight |
ing OF the caught short will only pile up the |
ptchts OF the bulls who are adding to their |
iints who have shown themselves the strong |
er ana who welcome little breaks on which |
TO buy cheap cotton. This will be n bull
spi ing. buy everything. and especially cotton,
on easy spots.
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bid; sellers. value.
New Orleans Futures.
Futures opened steady and closed steady;
sales. 2i,io0.
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COTTON.
Houston Daily Statement.
Today Yautasd.
Hon.ton Compnratiye s1nt. -

monslvn cross receipts OF ron uy t,,e y,r,,,.
fal'foaasonterins tho Guy ware as ioiows Various
y ssouri Kansas ana Texas
honstou ani Texas Central 49,. 81
CONSTITUTIONAL and 6rcat Northern -. -eS
Fan Ant lno and Arlnsas Pass i'''''''s ~
nulf, Colorado aud SANTA Fe i,-'.'''' AL
u,.nNesion HARRISBURG and san AntouIo ,3Ve
Texas aud New Urls.,us 'T'if..-''.-'r.-- aOi
Total ...,,..... -
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.

auotafions for Round Lots Of st.,,.
Commodities.
Guess nsse quotations are revised daily, aud ,he,,
those ruling In Houston wholesale markets "'e
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EXPoRTs--coAsrmIsr

IS Germania, Miller. Bremen.
IS Leona, Wilder, New York.
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cnrgiiI Is Richnrdran.

Cargill & Richardson of Houston say:
good advance in the stock market again this
morning gave cotton a very firm undertone
FOX the first nour, despite the Indifference
shown by Liverpool, which was unchanged
from yesterday. The news was of more
peaceful character than for some time. al
though reports received throughout tho day
I!ainly showed that this country was
taking every precaution and gradually tortiry
ing all Atlantic ports. Later stocks began to
weaken, which was soon reflected in cotton.
the easness In the latter being helped by the
poor spot demand, liberal offerings by the
interior and factors, and the semi weekly re-
coipts at thirteen interior towns of 500
against 1901 in 1896. At the close Liverpool
shows n gain of IL lid; New York a loss OF
1fI2 points; New Orleans loss OF > points.
SIotg were dull but not quotably lower. We
see no reason to change our former views on
cotton and still believe that patience and bull
tenacity will ultimately win.
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WIRE AND NAILS.
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

| AfrLES-Irancy ovaporatcd 50-lb boxes
| Sisc, LIB cartons, Dc; choice nvnpo-
rdtei, in hulk, 5o-lb, Sc; fancy sliced. in 5O-lh
boxes, 6iAc
ApRIcoTs-9c per Id loose; Toe in lib car
tons.
CiIRQNg-In 1o-lb boxes. 15c.
CAuLlFLoWEH- California. 81 ner dozen.
Clgi " California, d0c per dozen.
.CNttRANrS IN bbs. Be- 25-lh boxes,
cleaned, hulk, Sc, In lib cartons, 9iac,
IEACll TIES Eyapotatcd unpceled. 79imSc.
EAlSlNS-C California; 3-crown H. L. boxes,
Hi5@i 80; Y hoN l.. l.. rnIsins b5@oOc. 2
crown l. II riisins, h1-lh boxes, 4s .
crown l. NJ, 50.lb boxes. 5l4c
i'RU NES--Calitornia 60-6Ns. TSc; G0-70s.
Gasc; lQS0s, Ghc. a1-l005. aN5ilc
N,lTs lraail. zoe per lb nlhcrts, Sicily.
lie Naples, l2iar; walnuts, i2Mhc; peanuts.
su'k9' pecaus, 2lsleil2o. Italian chestnuts.
100 per ID.
cocoANurs- $50 per 100 5000 per 1000
GRAIN AND HAY.
Carload lots, job cars, ffem mills, dealers
bran, 2itSo per buThel on oats and corn, ana
iGMl1c per 100 lbs on hay
HltANe-f0g; corn bran soc per loo lbs.
CHOPPED CORN 7SQpSoc per 100 lbs.
COtM No. sacked i2Gii3c, Oft corn 2Sc
oATs--TeNas @aSec per bushcl; Kansas
3l12M22r.
WHEAT SHORTS -$i.oo rer 100 lbs
WHEAT SCREENlNGS--fuc per bushel.
IfhN--Alfnlfa sii.50pt20o per tom Tim
othy. Sl37ldtioO; South Texas prairie hay.
Sc a0lih.5O; North Texas SO00Glo.0o.
COTTON SEED PB0DUCTS--Mcal and
cnkc $500 per ton; hulls $i.5olpb.0o per
ton.
MiLLET sEED-1ofp75s pei bushc
SORGHUM SEED 81. i5Gp1 20 per bushel
RYE SEED--Sbc per hashcl.
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Month Of delivery. i

asked; bid; n nominal.
New York Futures.
Futures opened dull but steady; at noon
quiet but steady, and closed barely steady;
sales, $500.
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HOUSTON RANK CLEARJwcs
lcrtaho OF docrthso

The following IRE the ciearances Of ths
Houston banks sor the week thus far and for
tho corresponding timc last year, toSethel
with the increase or decrease:
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SIS Leona, Wilder, New York.
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% helois, Salyesen. Mobile.
SIS Montezuma, Liverpool.
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CONFEE.

New York, March a--corse- Options opened
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SVV| is
81 C|F'IC|

Is far ahead of any blood femeG
market, for it does SO mucn ~
sides removing impurities, tnek
the rundown system, IT cA,a " b
obstinate, which other soc1ns.l +
remedies fail to reach. It iaAp
remedy for real blood diseases
Mr.. Asa Smith, of Greenqs
writes: 81 had such a bad ca4S
Rheumatism that became ~
helpless-unable to take my foos5
myself in any way. TOOK 49,
medicines, but they did nos ri
trouble. One dozen bottles ~
cured me sound and well, anal
no."
Books on blood and skin diseaes n.
by Swift Specific Company, Atians
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Month of delivery.

comparative Spot Markets.
The following are the closing quotations for
cotton on the spot today at the leading mar
kets, together with the closing of middline
yesterday. with today's sales:
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Daily Interior MovemcnT
Havre, March s.-spOts quiet but steady;
MARINE INrnLLIGisNcn.


Port Of Galveston, March 0.
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

New Orleans. March a.--iiog products quiet.
nort standard mess. i0.5oNiN7S: lard re.
hned tiercc, sN@a; pure lard. shGsssS. roxed
'n,at Dry shoulders, AS; sides. az Bacon
sosar cured SMI9is. Rice steatp:. fair 10
E f,. SSsMi%, Flour, grain aud fesdstutfs-
tIour natents. i.95M5.00 cornmesl l.65Sli 10 !,
nian "; hay. prime, 12.O0f.t2 81: choi.e
lioouia,5o. Corn No. sacked sTGs,is,
white end yellow. aSdl3SiS oais~No
sacked. Western, AZ
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~ New ss,, iorkmPer steamship Leona. 1852 bales
isle u ~ ~ bales of hides. 800 bales of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-05-16
<
LIFE OF
FRANCES 7. Willard.
BY MISS ANNA GORDON.
INTRODUCTION BY
LADY HENRY SOMERSET.

Having secured the agency for this
beautiful work, we desire to call the
attention Of the members of the W. c.
IT. U. and all others interested in Chris
tan and Temperance reform, that we
are now booking subscription at Club
Rates.
Our representative, Mr.. J. L. Nc
Comb, will be pleased to call with pros
pectus of the above Book.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-05-16

REWARD!
VIRTUE HAS IT'S OWN REWARD.

Rear Admiral Dewey has done him
self proud in the Philippines and earn
ed for himself the deserving title of
Rear Admiral"
This store is also anxious to earn
a deserving title from the public; a
title of merit, that carries with it the
name of having meritorious goods at
popular prices.
In order to do this it is necessary
to be more than careful in the selec-
lions of goods-be Notwithstanding
what the public tastes are we have used
the precaution to import only f1rst-class
qualities in desings and materials such
as are sa1abIe in the best markets of
the world. No dead stock is wanted
or bought by us, no matter what the
inducements. Still goods will some
times accumulate faster than anticf-
pated-they must be disposed Of even
at a sacrifice-that what we are doing
now-sacrifcing few dollars-you de-
rive the benefit.
Don't fail to visit this store during
the renovation sale-you will agree
with us that it point you to do so.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-05-16

The S. S. Gaelic due from San Fran
cisco tomorrow may be in tonight.
Circuit Court viii be in a session
again today with the foreign jury in
attendance.
Among the arrivals from Maui ports
on the CIaudine, Sunday, were the fol-
lowing: f. B. Dat, Mrs. II. p. Bald
win, S. w. Kaai, S. NJ Dodge.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-05-16
lnquisitOn!

many
willing
equaling
shapen
fitting
n country nd stand our
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They are hardly more than half the
thickness of other cameras; they are
adapted for films or plates, and pos
sess the daylight loading feature
These cameras are provided with the
rising, sliding and falling front, two
view finders, has Eastman's patent
bellows and is equally perfect as a
hand or tripod camera. 1t has an in
dex for focusing and when used with
plates may be focused on the ground
glass.
These new folding Kodaks are the
most compact, practical, instruments
on the market. Every tense in these
cameras are carefully tested, and sam
pies of their work can be seen. It is
really a surprise that a Kodak that will
take a by picture, with such i'm
can be sold for $25. We
are always pleased to show goods:
Developing and printing done by ex-
perienced man.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-05-16
SEMOLA

Is the best breakfast cereal
in the market, because it
gives satisfaction, and one
does not tire of it.
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SACas WEATHER 8uLLETIH.
"MA4
DIAMOND HEAD,
May Is. 1898,
Weather, clear; wind, light n. Z.
NEW GOODS DIRECT
FROM NEW YORK.
AT NEW YORK PRICES.

We are now opening an immense
stocks of New Goods, personally Sc
.lected by our MR.. GIRDLER in New
York City, which we offer at unheard
of prices.
SHIRT WAISTS. SHIRT WAISTS.
An unequalled assortment, in stripes,
plaids, blocks, made in the very latest
style.
See the Waists we offer at 50 cents.
SILK WAISTS. SILK WAISTS.
Latest patterns, at prices that will
please.
PERCALES. PERCALES.
New designs, full yard wide, 10 and
II yards for $1.00
NEW, LATE NOVELTIES.
Plated Neck Ruchings in all cOlOrs
New assortment of Side Combs.
The Latest in Ladies' Neckwear.
Ladies' Puff Scarfs, in all cOlors.
New Band Bows, New Ties.
Plated Chiffons, New Ribbons.
New Veilings and ready made Wells.
A new line Corset Covers, in all
sizes.
The New Short Corsets in all sizes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-05-16

HELP THE
LITTLE CHAP
To be proud
Of his achievements
and you help him
10 feel pride in
his appearance.
Our aim is
to start him off
with clothes
worthy of his
brightness.
g@3
The correctly chiseled
walking costume
doesn't necessarily
have to come from the
custom tailor.
We are sculptors
ourselves, and
hold our Art
at 4 much
less price.
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NirYana CeyIOn Tea.

This Tea is specially selected from
the very best leaf grown on the Noun
tain Estates, and is packed in CeylOn
in lead for shipment to all parts OF
the world, to ensure direct distribu-
ton to the public in the original
packets. 1t is uniform and unequalled
in quality, and is guaranteed to retain
it's original flavor, thereby deserving
recognition as the very best Tea that
has yet been placed in the hands of
the consumer
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-06-27
Toll 1t ON socro,a-v Lonv Nov,

The secretary of the navy had ono Of
his own rules enforced ON him n tow
evenings ago. Secretary Long went TO
the department after office hours, and
instead of going to the main entrance,
wnere he was known, found it more con.
venient to go in one of the side doors.
he was met by a watchman, who do
manded his pass
Mr.. Long explained that he didn't
have n pass. but told the watchman he
was the secretary of the navy.
Anybody can come here aud say he
Is the secretary of the navy" replied
the watchman. II don't know you, and
you can't enter the building without
pass. That is the order of the secretary
of the navy"
Tho secretary appreciated the fact
that the watchman was strictly comply.
ing with the rules which he himself
had made, and he was too good n disoi.
plinarian to do more than commend him
for his strictnesS Mr.. Long then made
his way to tho main entrance of the
building, whore the watohman knew
him. Washington Star.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-06-27
The I.irht That Fn,,oa


The light which was kept burning In Morro
Castlo as n signal 10 tho Cape Verde squadron
has been extinguishod. Washington Dispatch I
He locked across tho tunbling soa
He henved heavy sigh
'Cervern comoth not. said he,
And, oh. wonder whyf
81 hoped ore this TO sight his fleet
hung the signal light
And yet no squadron dc greet
All. what sorry plight
They know my heavy load of woe
They leave me hero alone
They leave me TO the Ynulsco foe
To tume and fret and moan
"Ihcn write my fearful epitaph-
Here Ramon Blnnco lies.
He greeted death with merry laugh.
Gut OF from home and ties
"And here wait from morn to night.
And oft on sorrow sup.
Put out, put out the signal light.
The jig is nearly upl'
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A gang of thieves organized to prey
upon thieves has been discovered in
Paris. Their plan was to watch for
shoplifters in the department stores like
the Louvre and the Bon Marche. to fol.
low them home, and then enter under
pretense of being police inspectors to
search the apartments for stolen goods,
which they carried off, with no fear OF
complaint being made,
Within the last 95 years the popula.
tion of Belgium has doubled itself, ris
ing from 5000, 600 to 5000, 600 But
the records of the larger cities make a
still more interesting showing, Ant
werp in century has risen from SO, 600
to 257, 900, an increase of 3S3 per cent;
Liege has advanced from 46, 900 to 100, :
900; Ghent from 90, 900 to l55, 600, and
Brussels from 66, o00 to 1877, 900.
AT one time it was on Ash Wednes.
day the custom to appoint an official OF
the English palace to crow the hours Of
the day, like cock, as a reminder Of
the denial of St Peter The practice ex-
cited the furious indignation of George
IL His courtiers had to explain that the
royal Grower was not making fun of
him. The cock Grower was salaried
officer at the English court as late as
1928.
The grand canyon of the Yellowstone
river, with its magnificent and gorgeous
coloripg, is only from 1900 to /, 500
feet deep. The grand canyon of the
Arkansas river. in Colorado, is 1900
feet deep and very narrow, but neither
compares in size or grandeur with the
grand canyon of Arizona, which is about
200 miles long, upward of 1000 feet
deep. and at some points, from rim to
rim, measures 10 to l2 miles in breadth
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-06-27

We have the best assortment
of carpets in town.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-06-27
Deibert's S
loo w Front Phone 8
LOCAL NEWS
los W Front
Phone 8

LOCAL NEWS
VIM. E. johnson came in from
the West last night.
A. FL. Moses, of Pueblo, passed
through Florence yesterday.
al Wagner is in town visiting
Operator Fred Beers, of the D. &
R. G.
Two of Homer Ridol's children
are quite i'll with the whooping
cough.
Mrs, NJ. B. 10y, son and daugh-
ter returned last night from their
visit to Missouri
Burt Snyder, the genial night
operator at Canon City, came
down today for a short visit among
friends here.
There were two runaways yes
terday. In one the buggy was
wrecked somewhat. and in the
other no damage was done. The
usual cause. a piece of loose paper
caused both runaways.
About so Florentines took ad-
vantage of the cheap rates and
boarded the excursion train for
the Royal Gorge Yesterday. There
was an imense crowd from Pueblo,
and every one who went enjoyed
their trip,
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-06-27
A Civil War Souvenir.

a Camden tMe,) man has a copy of
the Vicksburg Daily Citizen of July .,
1868, just before tho surrender to Gen.
eral Grant, which was printed ON tho
back of wall paper, The type of this is.
sue was all set up when the boys in
blue We're i'll and was struck off by the
Yankees
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-06-27
No Determination.

Hicks-There's one thing about Dib-
Bile, Hos awfully good natured. He's
always willing to leave off work, no
matter how busy he is.
Wicks-Yes, but he doesn't discrim-
mate He'll leave off for anybody.
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sss, What IT seems.

1t seems like dream, > he said in
speaking Of his ccartShip.
MY boy, replied the veteran,
when yca wake np aftsr marriage yen
VIII ind that tlIat is gust exactly what
it is---nothing but 57eaIn. Chicago
Post
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-06-27
Frirhtfnl Mnrtalitu.

Our regiment lost nearly one-fourth
in its first engagement.
Its first engagement? With what
enemy?"
The examining surgeons. Chi.
cago Tribune
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-06-27
NOTICE OF INTERVENTION


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of the Mud
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