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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-18

Camp Wikoh, Sept ~. The trans.
ports Chester, Berlin and Roumania lef,
here for New York with regulars on
their way south and west. The Chetser
had on board the Sixth and Tenth in.
fantry and batteries A and b, First ar.
tillery. The Berlin had the First, Sec.
ond' Eighth and Sixteenth infantry and
battery Z, First artillery The Rouma.
MIA carries battery X, First artillery
batteries A and +, Second artillery. bat.
terry i, Fourth artillery and battery n
Fifth artillery.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-18
says shansr 1. no a.nsr.l.

New York, sept I'm an inter.
view Sir Bryan Leighton, captain of the
British cavalry, in giving his impress.
sions OF the Santiago invasion, saws
Shafter is no general.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-18
wyndham Oct. onrren,. Place.

London, Sept l7.-Gcorge wyndhar.,
Conservative, has been appointed under.
secretary to the foreign office in success.
sion to Rt. Honorable George n. Cur.
znu
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-09-18
Rsfussd to lie on The CommI,,.,.

Washington, Sept. Il After half An
hours conference with the president
General schoheld announced that be
would not serve as a member OF tho
committee to investigate the conduct OF
trar
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-05
ROOSEVELT REEUKED.

Secretary Alger Sends a Caustic Mes
Sage 10 the Rough Rider
WASHINGTON. Aug. i.-The fol-
lowing correspondence has passed be-
tween Colonel Roosevelt and Secretary
Alger:
Santiago, July %. 1898:
MY Dear Mr. :cretary: T am writ
ing with the know ledge and approval
of General Wheeler. we earnestly hope
that you Will send us. most of the
regulars. and at shy rate the cavalry
division. including the Rough Riders.
who are as good us any regulars and
three times as good as any state troops.
to Porto Rico. There are 1880 effective
men IN this division: If those left behind
We're joined to them. we could land at
Porto Rico in this cavalry division
close to 1000 men, who would be worth.
easily. any 10000 national guard. arm
ed with black powder Springfield or
other archaic weapons. -
Very respectfully.
tSigned) THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The following reply was cabled 10
Colonel Roosevelt today:
Your letter of the 23rd is received,
The regular army. the volunteer army
ana the Rough Riders have done we'll,
but suggest that unless you want to
spoil the effects and glory Of your
victory you make no invidious comparI
sons. The Rough Riders are no batter
than other volunteers. They have an
advantage in their arms for which
they ought to be very grateful.
'Slsned) r. A. ALGER.
Secretary OF War
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-05
poRro R1cAN CAMPAIGN.
Distinguished Spanish Commander Said
to Re Boxed Up. U..

Distinguished Spanish Commander Said
to BE Boxed Up. .
PONCE, .\NG. 2.-EVENING. NIA
ST. THOMAS. d. w. l.. Aug. 3.-QDe-
campaign is not fully determined upon,
but the natural strength of the Span
ish position at 4Aibonito and the chnrac-
ter Of the defensive works erected there
nec"sstates flank movement The
turning movement was inauguratcd to-
day. when General Brooke landed 1000
men at Arroyo, sixty miles east of here.
From there he can strike the military
road leading to san Juan at Cayey. be-
You'd .Nibonito. This will compel the
Spanish commander. General Otega.
who has n great reputation. to abandon
his stronghold or be, caught between
two fires. .U. "u
IT is possible that a second column
may move on his flank also. in which
case the present advance on his front
will be shown to be only a feint.
General Stone is making a dashing
Reconnaissance north. in the direction OF
Arecibo. He went into Adiuntas last
night With. five men and four cores
pond en- ts: and tod he #4s hrouEh shis
command on along the aUtuado road as
fa,, as Adjuntas. The road rises west
of the Ca%ey range. and is rough. but
practice BILE. for cavalry and infantry
If it is found passablc at Utuadn light
column Of troops may be pushed across
lb tut' I'bEtn ana STRIKE III on san
on the left flank But if General
Brooke is successful. it is probable that
General Otega will find Aibonito unten-
able, in which case the whole of our
army. :fter affecting a juncture. will
move on the main road.
General Stone met with n most en-
thuSiaStic welcome from the natives In
the villages and towns through which
he passed Women and children
strcwci the streets with flowers and
as he passed houses and town halls
flew homemade American flags. Be
hind hirn moves company c, of the Sec
ond Wisconsin regiment. under I4ieu-
tenant Hodiner. The enemy. number
ing about 1000. preceded him. The
enemy has for hours been in full re-
treat. cur advance has not been ex-
tended beyond Juan Das, though re-
c"nnoitering parties have touched Ce-
amo. 7'
General Garrettson's brigade and the
batteries are canped just beyond
Ponce. 4 general advance will not be
ordered until all of General Miles plans
are perfected. but when the advance is
once begun it will be very rapid.
The fleet will lombard San Juan and
snake n.ter diversions to keep the en-
envy busy at every point.
In the harbor of Ponce and at Arroyo,
the First Ohio. the Fourth Pennsylva-
MIA, the Fifth and Nineteenth regulars
and the 'Fhirtysecond Michigan.
There are constant alarms at the out
posts. but there has been no fighting as
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-05

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces that an examination
VIII he held for the customs servics. in
this city on some date between Octo-
Der LIST and l5th 1898. All psrsons who
;assSir'e to be examined should Apply to
slaxR secretary. Mr. G.. b. A. Roaker, Of
So :"ard of Examiners at the Gust .m
z@use for application blanks and full
reformation relative to the scope Of the
examination. Applications must be
filed with the SECRETARY of the board
prior to the hour pg:agsing business on
September lst, othaEMTSe the applican $
cannot be xamiiSsarAsaon after fling
applications applcatfA be notified
as to the exact date-U exa mination.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-05
SALTED THE SALTS.
IeWiStOn JOurnal.)

That Jtrnegan's tomfoolery in the
seawaters Of Iubec should have cap
tured New York and Boston is one Of
the curiosites Of modern GElibility
Dean Swift was prophet In saline FL
dorados when he outlined methods 70!
extracting sunshine from cucumherS,
It nov appears after the manner OF
mining-sharps that Jernegan sailed
the electrolytfc salts and that he got
near enough to his pigeons to put some
CT it on their tails. He has interested
Wall street: flown to Monte Carlo. and
left nothing but pile of up-paid- for
lumber where the tides OF the sea cht
and flow. And YET there are ever tht
eager thousands anxious to be assured
3 per cent. q month on any other in
vestmcnt than that of hard work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-05
ANOTHER. FLA G.-ENcIDEN,r
(Mail and -ExnresS.

Inc loent'e;tf flteg zfrietied down from
me government house in Honolulu BY
aaran"nnt Eioupt. sthe order OF
grover Cleveland is to he raised again
10. its proud place at tht. formal csre-
m"hy "i annexation. The flag was sold
a. auction IN ls9" and was bought by
Lieutenant: Llcien -Y6ltfg.. Of the BoS.
ton. who Ias:f i,s5s sshliIp Published a bnok
laying pare theWh execrable cons, ir-
acy TO wreck a,f,:ee republic and restors:
corrupt and bloody monarchy There
is a beautiful and poetic appropriate
ness IN the use OF the old flag once dis
honored, but now tq be glor-ifcd in be-
ing the first to float oyer our new pos
Elount could BE HIN .91ed- down in the
front seats and.:mgds.to view the cere-
mony That would complete the poem
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-05
Disappeared AT SEA.
Mysterious Fates of Some of Our Wa,
Vessels

Mysterious Fates OF Some of our War
Vessels.
curious uisappeaianceS and accidents
10 our Warshirs ch;lr;,cte,ize III. early
h'St''N 81 our navy, writes Ge.l &c Eth
Gilbert Walsh. in I-eSlies Weekly and
in spite Of all the Efforts Of ,he NAVY
department. To explain the cause of the
disasters. many OF them ara as absolute
mysteries today as when they hap
ntnt.,i.
When the government built ten new
sunb"its to prosecute the war against
Irip"ii. in 1907, they We're sent out as
soon ''S they were finished and before
They WSr" named Each one was Civ II
4 nu'libe: and dispatched tl the scene
OF the war Number sailed from New
York, Jun" 20. 1865 under the command
OF Lieutenant ngelvie, and, after she
cleared Sandy Hook Light, She MAS
never Heard from again. She went.
down with all ION board before shesl,ad.
ever bean ma med. 55 ss ".
: y mc-st extraordinary accident was
th;it Which happened TO the corvette
Monol.saheia ut Santa Cruz In 1867
While 1T anchor in the halbor a ire
aeadnus tidal wave lifted her unon lis
crest a:!0 carried her clean over the
town Of f'raderichstadt and back
again. without injuriny TIN. town or the
boat To any great extent. The raSetli. g
WAY" landed her on the beach instead
~ III IN "tei' waters ot inc harn"r and
~. ~ NIrhit'eAt S'"o,o"o to tioat
rs 'F,'',l Hu'lS as strange was tie
, ,, "a re s'n"pT", WA: Natcr.e She
", ~ - -. , ~" -, me naFh"f oi -NHlca.
49,, Wis., 81, = huSe tt,lai wave
Tue water carried tiic Sloop several
miles LAND, aud finally landed ie, in
;,'l,,Iniil.> ~ q '!,i,.s''l i"iest. ~ was
,'.,.,'e ~ 'Si'aar hHr rom such u
Ga 49,. 49,, s''.i ti.e s.sr!l'lleh'
,,,, = ', ,,' SUN. ne pu'
49,, ",.i'i. ~. 1851 i''so h"tei.
49,, $3.50, ,,,, ~ ';'e n'ie" iol''ilnlhl
T., $500 ~ ~ ll'e 'ro''ltai lo'-
,,, ~,
49,. ,,,.,i,,,,tl t','t ~, II
,v.,v,e -, ,,-.,,ti,,,, - t''e
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-05
MORE TROOPS HERE.
Fifth Illinois Now Coming in
from Chickamauga.
REGIMENTS EN- ROUTE
rionnl Division VIII Embark Frum
Newport News In the N,Nt
Two Weeks. ..

More troops have arrived in the city
This morning at $3.50 o'clock the first
train bringing the Fifth Illinois regi-
ment from Chickamauga Park pulled
in. Other sections arrived at intervals
until all four of the trains reached the
city. The trains stopped at the Old
Point junction, where the soldiers dis
embarked and pitched tents on the site
occupied by Camp Grant. 1t was learn
cd last night that there We're eighteen
other trains on the road bringing troops
10 Newport News. These regiments
have been assigned to General Wade's
provisional division.
The Fifth Illinois formerly belonged
TO General Grants brigade and the
regiment had gone aboard a train ready
TO start for Newport News last week.
when the order came sending the troops
back to Chickamauga park, and the
l60th Indiana regiment was substituted.
When the order came sending the II
linois men back to camp they became
enraged. SO angry We're some Of the
men that they smashed their guns
against trees. Others got drunk and
it is said. some of the commissioned Of
ffcers resigned.
No time has been fixed for the embar-
kation of the troops that arrived this
morning. They may be here a week or
more.
There will be twelve regiments.
equivalent to four brigadcs. to embark
at Newport News. but for some UNI
accountable reason the War Depart
mcnt has assigned the regiments to the
brigades in such Il manner. without re-
gard to their camp location. that the
briSatles will be divided
TWO TROOPERS SICK.
Trooper John p. Rurk, OF HARRISBURG
Pa. Il member of the Gnvernor's Troop,
and Private George W. Stewart Of Ty-
rome. Pa. Il member Of Sheridan's
Troop were taken sick yesterday morn
ing after camp was broken There
was no place to put the men until in
tercStcd parties had them sent to the
y. NJ. &. a. over the Daily Press Office
There they were made as comfortable rs
possible by Acting Secretary r.. +. Hop
klns, The surgeons of the troops were
notified. but the men did not receive
medical attention until last evening"
Private Rurk has typhoid fever and
Private Stewards case was diagnosed
as nlaiarial@ fever Mrs J. W..
DAVIS Ri
several other ladies' Administered
to the wants of the sick men till late
in the evening. when nurses from the
Red Cross society took the patients in
charge.
NOT THE THIRDS MEN.
The report that men from the Third
Kentucky regiment created a disturb
ance in Rloodfield Tuesday night WAS
disnroNcd at an investigation held yes
terGay morning by Colonel Smith ana
other officers composing the court of in
nuiry II is true that there was Il dis
tucklans from this regiment had moth
n 1n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-05
islsIEFS.

Miss Lula Guder, of Williamsburg.
is visiting relatives in the city
Mrs. w. f. Carter. of the West End.
lis visiting friends III Henry county.
Miss Elsi,. Gillian left yesterday to
visit friends in Isle of Weight county
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Peters of Caro-
line county. are visiting Mrs. Albert
Ianghorne, in East End.
Miss Mary MiGhauX. of East End
has gone to Powhatan county. where
she will visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. V. NJ. Pettus. wife of Railway
Detective Pettus. left yesterday for
Amelia county to visit relatives.
Mrs. Jones, of New Kent county, who
: has been visiting relatives in the city
for several days. returned to her home
yesterday.
Mrs. r. NJ. Smith. OF brunswick
county. is attending the bedside of her
daughter. Mrs. J. L; :Sills. who is i'll ~
fever.
Miss Helen May Crafford. who has
been visiting Mrs. Claude Tignor for
the past three months has returned
tn her nome a t Lee Hail.
War Department authoritIes have is
sued orders TO Major Bubb. at Fort
Mcpherson. to send all recruits for the
regiment in Porto Rico direct to New
port News.
Mrs: Brewer. of Frankfort. I<y.,whose
son died in camp here a few days ago
with typhoid fever, is still here. Her
husband is a captain III the Third Ken
lucky, and she has another son in the
ranks
There is a strong probability that the
formidable fleet Of American. warships
which Will make the triumphal cruise
to Europe at the conslInlBa ton of
peace negotiations Will staff nnsirs yoy-
age from Hampton Roads.
MI ". s Mallett, son offsCaptain
and Mrs. =. 3. Malett, is visiting his
parents at their home on Twenty-sixt
street. Mr.. Mailett is private secretary
TO Mr.. George Gould. Of New York. and
( is taking a weeks vacation
About 150 members of the uniform
rank. knights of Pythias from this
city, Hampton. Norfolk. Portsmouth.
and Suffolk will leave Sunday morn
Ing, August 2ist, via the. Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. to attend the bi-en-
NAL encampment of the uniform rank
n. Of p. at Indianapolis. Ind On-the
route a stop of two hours will be made
at the Grcenbrer White SULPHUR
Springs. The trip Will last about ten
days.
l.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-05
SPANIARns ADyANcINc

PONCE. AUG. 3. VIA KINGSTON.
JAMAICA. Aug. 4.-5:2O A.. M.--The
Spanlards are reported to be advancing.
though IL is not generally believed.
In addition to the regular fortifica-
tions at Aibonito. on the road to San
Juan it is reported that the enemy has
mined the cliffs. preparatory to block
ing the road if obliged to retire.
san Martin. the Spanish commander
here who evacuated this place without
orders, is prisoner at San Juan de Porto
Rico He will be tried for cowardice
and will probably be executed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-05
NOT THE THIED,s MN
SPANISH OFFICER SHOT.
tRy Telegraph.)

MADRID. Aug. 4.-5:30 p. Man of.
fetal dispatch from San Juan de Porln
Rico. says Colonel Sam Martin, whn
was in command of the Spanish garri-
son at Ponce, has been courtn,artialed
and shot for abandoning the place
without resistance. Lieutenant Colonel
PnlZ. The second in command, commits
ted suicide.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-05
LAME RENOMINAYED.


$500 = '.St1 ~ T7UTIUVFtS VIlOOSa a Eln-
ditiale for Congress
tBy Telagrarn)
RICHMOND. VA. August 3.-Tha
Democrats of the Third con gre sSianu!
district met in convention here and re-
Nominated Hon. John Lamb Tor Con
There Was No opposing candi-
The resolutions cn,iss7s.a the course of
Air. Lamb in Congress: endorse. IN.
declarations of the Chicago, Mai, form of
1896: insiss; that the issues Of the ,,r4.-
ent wa! must not obscure the questions
~ reform that deeply affect the vel
fare OF this country: .:enounce t,,,. war
revenue bill PASSED by the Republican
congress for its Inequalities ANA for the
cSt1'lllarn clauses confirmed in it, re-
hiitrtns the Monroe doctrine and insists
mat every honest effort should b. m.,ae
70 carry out the pledges of Congress as
10 Cuba
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-05
MARINE DROWNED.

WILMINGTON, N. G., Aug. A
special to the Morning Star from Beau
fort. N. c.. says that John Rowe, OF
New Bedford. Mass, a marine on the
United States gunboat Governor Rus
sell. was drowned this afternoon dur
ing target practice by a boat capsiz-
ing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-05
How to Keep Cool.

Visit our Soda Fountain frequently
where you get the incest iced drinks
made.
fenty OF chairs and tables assigned
Tor the comfort of our lady customers
sWiss Ffappe is delicious, and our
orange Phosphates cannot be improved
on. FRED F. ALLEN 4 co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-05
NOT QUITE

First member OF the Musical Commits
tcc-Does the new sopranos voice fill
the church?
Second Member-Harlly. The ushers
tell me there are always vacant seats
III the gallery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-05
COL. LEWIS TALKS BACH.
The Congressman Replies to Senator
Humans Statement

tia service without pay, and who is. no,v
in this city waiting to e,nparls for Port,
ltlcn. whittier he has been ord"rc.l +,
report to General Brooke for assign
| naent on his staff as an Inspector, Was
seen yesterday regarding a stu,e,ner:
made by Senator Marcus AZ Hanna II,
which he brands an assertion made by
! Colonel Lewis in his extended remarks
| IN the Congressional Record as I, Iii
belous lie.
Colonel Lewis is temporarily attached
TO General Fred D. Grants staff and
| ia acting as an inspector. He was seen
yesterday afternoon at the wharf by :,
reporter. When The reporter apnroacl,
ed him the colonel was landing in the
hroiling hot sun on Il gang plank m
specting some meat that was bein, tai
en- aboard the transport Manitoba He
| looked like working man.. as indeed
he was.
Have you seen Senator Hannr.S
statement. c"lonel?" asked the repurl ,ar
on yes, l have had called to NY at
,entl"n senator I1anna's statement
| mat my assertion in u late speech tn. /
his brother sold to the government mo
Yacht comanche for sl02. 900 was a Ii
belous lie. deplore the Senator's 50
! failing into senatorial discourtesy as to
give the Ii" direct when he is as far
AVA; AWAY as Cleveland. O.. at the time.
ne senator states that his brother get
sll',ooo: also that aside from Assistant
. Secretary Roosevelt. he (Scnator Ham
!'al h:ld the acuuieScence of the auXii-
''rS purchasing board. In other, words
+ mission Of So,ntor IJ,nnn ~; ~.
not giving Brother JIanns n,.',1,;t -. -,
the extra $4,000 they bl,ncoa,1 ~, ~, ~,
ernmens out Of, and in assertin,r ~, f,
1t was not alone Secretary Roosayalt
. VINO was forced to yield to the Senator's
influence when. as the Senator ,yiSI,as;
II understood. that the whole ,,1,,hns
i,;s p.'i r., us well had 10 succumb - his
l.','
i-eM!s is author OF that fam
,,,.;,, trusts ana Treasans-thn
49,, "tr.hs OF republican Legislative
.. '''e''t ol me governments af-
condemns the procedure adopted Of
n.;S, ''S iu.piouS prices to men with
piS i"i '!'eir yachts ana Sships to be
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-05
Exeursionto ktchmonds1

Sunday. August 7th. leaves Old Poin.
at a. NJ. Phoebus sos. a. NJ, Hamp-
ton, sos and Newport News. $500 Re
turn leaves Richmond at p NJ.
.##TN5. j. Il. HERMAN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-05
WAITING ON SPAIN.
The President Will Not Modify Terms
of Peace
(By Telegraph.

(By TelegyaphD
WASHINGTON, August THE Uni
ted States government is now awaiting
to hear again from Spain and this time
il is expected the answer Will be maj.
Firmly but conrteously the President
has declined the earnest appeal or the
French ambassador to modify the Unl-
ted States demands except in slight
and comparatively unimportant re-.
spects There is no doubt that the
peace negotiations are progressing to
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-05

tnrn to the United States it must do

sllfn to the United States it must do
50 1T once.
TO Il correspondent OF the Associated
Press. General !Ames said:
II l had the power [ would nut the
men on the transports Mt once ana ship
them north without further orders. +
am confident such action would ulti-
natciN he approved. \ full list of tn.
sick men would mean copy of the ros-
ter of every company here
PROMPT ACTION TAKEN.
NASlilNGTON. August 4.---'rhe Pres
ni"nt today had u conference With Sec
rotary A!ger. Secretary Long and AS
SlStint Secretary Of the Navy Allen. at
Wh!cE action was taken for the PROMPT
transportation of Skaters army from
Cuba Ia Montauk Point 1t was con-
Guided that there We're sufficient YES
SrlS off the coast now for the purpose
When the meeting ended it was ot!iciaI-
~ stated that the number of vessels
navy there WAS adequate for the remov-
III Of the army. The dispatch of the
iioorS homo accordingly will begin at
tIlt,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-05

"A hungry dog can almost look the
teeth out OF your mouth when you are
eating and he Is not
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-05

The new lot OF fever preventive wa
ter filters have arrived at Adams
Adams Racket Store. fulI-1-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-16
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Chas. Stilwell is on the
sick list.
Chief Squyres has been slightly
ill for several days.
Nels Yelling is suffering from
protracted siego of neuralgia.
j. P. 9ussey was taking orders
for his house in our town today.
f. Fl. Stinemeyer of Canon was
transacting business in this city
yesterday.
Alba Haywood, the we'll known
impersonator, will be here on the
evening of the 26th.
The Festival of Holidays netted
the ladies of the NJ. L Church
something over $3.50.
Miss Mabel Ross left on No.
yesterday for Leadville, whore she
will spend the holidays.
Messrs. Worrell and Evans,
representing the Harding Hard
ware Co. of Canon City, are plac-
ing furnace in the new NJ. E.
church.
Some sneak thief made off with
an overcoat which he picked up in
the Florence hotel last night. The
coat was the property of a COM
mercial man.
Miss Josie Loback of Florence
came up Monday morning and
spent a couple of days with her
cousin, Miss Mamie Watson.
Canon Record.
All ladies' who have articles for
the Presbyterian fair will confer
favor on the committee by leaving
th,m at Mrs. w. j. Daniels, Third
street, to be appraised before Mon
1 day noon.
The other evening Earl Cronk
was holding horse in front of
the second hand store whom it be-
came frightened and ran away
throwing him down under the
buggy and cutting two deep
gashes on his head, each an inch
and half long.
the City bakery. They keep
everything in the line Of fine
candp and always fresh. 50 16
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-16

Us turkey,I
boof. a lee
Pr lamb |
bacon or ~
Ee your NF1
hoosing 81
rs and fish
ur patrons !
bur Cl,ristH'
pos. They :
Eorll fed.
Fkiiu'g ], !
vision I
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-16

the City bakery. They keep
everything in the line Of fine
candp and always fresh. 50 16