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The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

WANTED-An experinced dress
maker, and also want young lady
who is reliable to learn the trade.
Mrs, Doddridge, Callahan Blk. soft
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

We make no extra charge for en-
craving. All goods are marked in
plain figuses, and we invite COM
parison of goods, quality and prices
@. W. Thomas, jeweler, 103 Main
street. 55tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

Morris, the jeweler, says some
thing new in his space today.
Read it.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

Another car of furniture just
arrived at Deibert's. 1t is swell.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

See Holiday Goods on display
at Jack Bros. Opening Saturday.
56t3
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

Attend the Grand Opening at
Jack Bros. Saturday, Dec. 8. 56t3
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07
|Gibbs Jewe|y Go.
3 = CORRECTLY
fedding Invitations

Ecements. Correct styles. 1Oc
Fiated, including two envel-
each, for $4.0O. SO for S2.75.
g cards, latest style and beau
sdects. Address,
THE TRIBUNE Florence.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

Morris, the f. & G. G. r. r.
watch inspector. 2Stf.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

Old papers at this Office for FIVE
cents a bundle.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

The Gibbs Jewelry Co. have the
largest and finest iewelry stock in
Florence. We have what you
want. ENGRAVING FREE. 56tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

Those windows at Daniels will
catch the eyes of the boys.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

Goods half price at Babbitt's.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

Harper Whiskey is rapidly be-
coming the national beverage. It's
the one thing all parties agree up
on. Republicans, Democrats, Pop
ulists. Even the ''know-nothing"
party knows one thing; the merits
of Harper Whiskey. Sold by
W. E. Burley, Florence, Colo.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

FoUND.-A ladies' silk mitten
Can get same at this office.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

Remember the Big Opening at
Jack Bros. Saturday. 56t3
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

'SPECIAL-all our So silk and satin
waists for s5.gS. New York Store.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

Ladies' calling cards, the latest
style, and handsomely printed at
The DAILY TRIBUNE office,
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

J. j. Fitzgerreli has plenty of
straight money to loan :.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07
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Pastor.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

Ar, PASTE
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Douglas Island news., 1899-08-16
A Larger Attendance.

Rev. H. Hammond Cole preached to a larger audience than usual last Sun day evening at the Congregational church. He took for his subject the 32nd were of the 8th chapter of John.
 And ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free"
 In a few we'll chosen and eloquent preliminary remarks, the speaker des cribed one of the grand buildings at the Chicago Worlds Fair and how President Elliott of Harvard had chosen the words of the text as a suit able inscription to be placed on a properly prepared place on the peri style.
 The learned divine explained the meaning of the subject as freedom from prejudice, promise of christian power and knowledge, knowledge of the truth.
 The sermon, of a half hours duration, was most splendid effort, full of christian thought and teaching, with numerous illustrations and occasional flights of elOquenCe that by far sur passed the pastors previous efforts.
 The attendance was still not large enough. Our people should go and hear these excellent sermons. It is a treat and intellectual feast.
 The Rev. Mir. Cole informed the writer few days ago that he would on next Sabbath evening preach sermon on "heaven." We hope the house will be crowded. In one of the first issues of the News" we criticized one of t"e Rev. Mir. Wirt's sermons on that sub- ject. We know that our people will be anxious to hear so able minister as the Rev. MT. Cole preach on that sub feet. The house should be crowded.
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-16
SAID ON THE QUIET.

That Supt. Robeson's launch is ready for another trip.
 That Jimmy is the happy owner of skitf.
 That the young lady at Treadweu now ties her hair switch on with piece of rope.
 That regardless of the fact that Ed. Andrews lost some of the hair on his head, he still has an abundance left.
 That the three gentle Annes must settle the dispute between themselves.
 That the young couple who are plan ming a surprise wedding are not fool ing the News man.
 That Lindstrom is the handsomest merchant on Douglas Island.
 That the ladies of the Guild will soon have more ice cream and that it will be next to the top of the can.
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-16
A Good Man Selected.

Mir. Willis has been appointed a member of the Treadwell school board. This is a most excellent appointment and does credit to the appointing pow CT. MT. Willis is thoroughly reliable, honest and capable man, kind and generous, and commands a circle of friends that any man might we'll be proud of. The interests of the school children of that district will be care fully guarded as long as MT. Willis is on the board.
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-16
The Coming Convention.
Skagway, Douglas City and Juneau all Voted for it.-Representation.

Voted for Misrepresentation.
 A meeting to arrange for district convention was held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms in Juneau last even- ing. The time for holding this meet ing was so near our publication day that we regret our inability to give full report. Judge Day and MT. Whit ten represented Skagway, and dele gation headed by Mr. Charles Wortman were over from Douglas City.
 The 9th of October was set for the time of holding the convention and Juneau the place. In the representa- tion, Skagway and Juneau each get ten delegates and Douglas Island eight. The total membership will be sixty nine The utmost harmony prevailed. The delegates from Skagway made most favorable impression. She selec- ted her best men and sent them to this meeting. Juneau will furnish the con- vention hall and printing free of charge.
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-16
4 New Departure.

Mir. l.. s. Keeton, manager of the Alaska Meat Market, tells us that they have recently added new department to their business on Douglas Island, which will enable them to furnish any quantity of the very best refined lard to dealers at wholesale prices. This will mean a saving of freight and time. Next time you want lard call at the Alaska Meat Market and get prices. H hey will save you money.
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-16
Do You Like Singing?

If so, go to the Congregational church next Sunday evening. There will be a song service before the sermon and the choir will also furnish some extra music. The pastor will preach on heaven. Hear the sermon and then read what the News says about it.
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-16
Trunks Galore.

Realizing that everybody ought to own good trunk, the manager of the great Treadwell store has just got in the finest and best line of trunks ever brought to Alaska. This line includes all styles and sizes and the prices are as low as can be expected.
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-16
Laid Him Out.

A new conner went into a Juneau butcher shop recently and purchased a steak. The price so completely over came him that he had to be rubbed for two hours before he recovered con- sciOusneSs.
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-16
Welcome, Tn

Tomorrow, the P.
 posed of Seattle b,
 leave that city for Alaska. They will F. to the channel next s; Sunday morning. Sea friend and let us ma' let it's business men that we appreciate it's fl much praise cannot be { for this opportunity of business men of the Qu behalf of Douglas Island them the freedom of our
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-16

P. H. Fox, the Tailors, takes ord, Ladies' and Gents prices are low, tL you can buy.
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-16
Don't drinl order it in bO Juneau, deliW pints or qua


Mir. Mipk, tn. cry dealer, has rOaSter. Fresh stand every day.
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-16

P.
 for Il F. xt s;
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-16

The \ prepares for our them W, evening, ceeds to a debt , society h. people as Douglas, a liberal patl be charged tiOn will | fashioned M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05

a number who nceted hclp for only a few
DAYS. 1t must indeed be hard to be alone
among strangers destitute. ] have now
only one vacant room. Last week I had
TO move down stairs into the sitting room
that might use the room | had been
occupying in caring for those who come
for help.
Another Christmas with one accord
we return our sincere thanks 10 Mrs. j.
House for the turkey; and other ladies
who so generously provided for our din
ner, not forgetting the plum pudding sent
by Mrs. AYES. We return thanks to Mr..
McKeevor OF the Gas company fer coal:
TO Mr. ]. NJ. Geselman and Mr.. Tufhy for
fresh meat; Mr.. Crawford for coffee and
tea: City Street Railway company for
tickets for the matron's use: 10 the man
ager OF The Post for the morning paper.
and to our kind friends who sen. us such
liberal supply OF their Christmas cakes
and other good things.
The SUNDAY school eeens to thrive. On
January 2 the children we're given n New
Year party. at which nearly sixty per-
sons were present. All seemed to enjoy 1t
very much,
Hoping we may continue our good work,
] remain. respectfully
Mrs. Lllia Y. Garrett
Matron Of Shelterins Arms.
1917 Hutch!ns Street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
RETAIL CLERKS, MEETING.
tse nst-nnnua1 Election of Officers
Enrly Closing.

sse nst-nnnua1 Election of Officers
Enrly Closing.
The Retail Clerks association had ono
of tho largest attended and most cnthusias-
tic meetings last night ever held during
the history of the organization.
The early closing committee furnished
their report, which was received with APP
plause and further steps were taken, ami
the committee augmented, with additional
workers TO make the early closing unan-
imous
The nomination and election of officers
was spirited ana closely contested IN nearly
every instance.
Twenty ore new applications We're re-
ceived Tor membership and nine new can
didates were initiated. The association de-
cided TO release all claims held against
ex members and suspended who are over
three months N arrears and extend an Ia
vitation TO them TO Join the association.
Owing 10 the amount OF business the
installation of officers was postponed until
next Tuesday night. The result of the e.ec-
tion follows: K. Z. Patterson, president;
Joseph Simon, first vice president: H. E.
Ruhmarn, second vice president; NJ. b.
Leach. financial secretary; l.. l.. Harris,
recording secretary; NJ. j. Godfrey treas
urer. Executive board: F. Q. Williams,
Alex Enoff II. E. Ruhmann, Joe Simon,
r. L. Patterson, w. H. Helnza and a. G.
Hume.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
CITY BREvITIEs.

| The Ladies' Relief society will give an
entertainment at Turner hall this evening
Tte Bray's Bayou Gun club will give a
masquerade ball at the club park next
Sunday.
Mr.. u. o. Riley and Mrs. c. E. Wight
were married yesterday afternoon by
Justice Malsch.
Philip L. Alexander may recover some
lest property BY applying to Chief of Po-
Ice Blackburn.
The Hutchins house light plant was re-
paired yesterday aud lights were on as
usual last NJ ht.
There is an undelivered telegram at the
Postal Telegraph company's office, lis
Main street. for #, Hitler.
The ledies of the sheltering Arms an
nohnee tea 10 be given at the Parish
house next Wednesday afternoon from 4
TO 6 O'Clock.
Mr. f s. Haas. formerly with Ed Kiam
in this city, has been made a member of
the, hrm OF l.. B. Haas & Co. OF Hart
ford Conn.
I'here are undslivered kilograms at the
western Union Telegraph companys Of
nee for John Ellison. w. A. FOLDER and
Forwood AMI oNell.
=, Inc remains OF Frank Kssl,r. who died
tuesday Afternoon N this city. were shin
Ieu Yesterday to Schulenburg, which was
lhe home OF the deceased, he being here
on visit.
An insane prisoner escapel from Deputv
sheriff Krimel OF Spring while at The
International and Great Northern demo,
Yesterday and be is supposed to be hiding
in the Second ward.
Mr.. ]. c. ldeson of this city has 70
eeved a very encouraging letter from
friend in Wisconsin. promising soma 80,
s,an,lal support In aid OF Houston's deep
horace Gibson. the young negro who wac
p.sksn up by the police on Sunday suffers
ns from gunshot wounds which he said ha
eeeve1 near Brookshire at a dance vas
Urinary ''Seph In
shfi,f Anderson will not. for the ,res-
I ~ az p 1sast appoint a deputy In place of
ZEN, ~ ~, ag, who recently resigned TO ae.
~ ~ ,he position OF deputy city mayshsl
-s 90 s@ys .hat business at present does mo-
sru.f., The filing OF the vacancy. ' not
fsno'ns the remOdelipg Of the city cOup.
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C.. wv. BALDWIN,
S S:;:;:::;; sos H 81.
Personal MENTION.
Mr.. W. Berry Of Yoakum is in the cit,

Mr.. W. Berry of Yoakum is in the city.
! Mr.. W. T, Garter OF Cannon is guest
al the Capitol.
j, L. A. Thomas and wife are in the
city from Dallas.
| Mr. C. c. Aldridge of Rockland is in
the city for a few days.
j. s Murchison of Crockett was in the
city yesterday registered at the Lawlor.
Mr.. John c. Greer of Beaumont is visit
FMS the city and is located at the Hutchins
Mrs. ]. H. Bright has returned from
Shei man, where she was visiting relatives.
Miss Margaret RAY is in the city from
Roll over, visiting her sis,er, Mrs. G.. j.
Palmer.
Mi. Robert E. Goree Of Waco is visiting
the city on business and is stopping at the
Capitol
Mr. Charles Falker who arrived yester-
day from Chappsll HHl, is among the
city visitors.
Judge j. D. Bryant left last night on
the Santa Re through train Tor Chicago on
lega! business.
Mir. W L. Davidson Of La Grange ar
rived in the city yesterday and Will spend
a few days here.
Mr.. H. E. Fitzgerald, advance agent for
Hoyt's Contented Woman. is here 10 ar
range for his company.
Mr. H. d. Brown of III Campo arrived
over the Southern Pacihy yesterday and
may be found at the IIutchins.
Lieutenant Carroll Scale of company d.
Third regiment, now stationed at Fort
Clark, is in the city on his way TO Beau
mont
Oscar R. Gareissen. leader of the Gal
weston Quartette society, came UP last
night TO attend the Brehany concert at Tur-
ner hail.
Misses Maggie and Dee Dllis, daughters !
of Mr.. George Ellis. have returned from |
Mississippi, where they have been on a |
'lsit 10 their aunt.
7. j. Wiley. one OF Austin's largest |
commission men, left for home last night |
after spending seve;,al days in the city and |
opening branch office here.
Mr. L. o, McIntire, a prominent mer-
liant Of Lawrence. Kan. and wife have
,een guests at the Capitol hotel for a
lay or two They are en- route to Old Mexi-
o on a pleasure trip.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
Y. VI. {. A. NOTES.
Annual Election Of Officers of IN,
M0ntun's tuNitinry

hhh"hl ERECTION OF Officers of the
Wonrnn's Auxiliary.
The men OF this city will hear from
Rev, DR.. Mason, pastor of the Christ ian
church, next Sunday evening at o'clock.
Subject; The Common Taup"
The above address will be the frat OF
a series OF four addresses on Traps for
Men The common trap set for men
wiz be shown up next Sunday. All men
are invited.
are Indebted TO MeSsrs Otis, &. Heyne and
Fred Bradley for valuable assistance IN
decorating the rooms for the New Year i
reception
The following officers Were elected at
the annual meeting of the Ladies' Auxil-
larry yesterday afternoon: President, Mrs.
Blandin; recording secretary. Miss Swope /;
treasurer, Mss Amy Boring, The vice
presidents VIII be announced later, as
they are TO be appointed--one from each
church represented in the auxiliary.
The friends OF the association all seemed
to have a good time at the New Years
reception. Another good lime win be had
ut tho rooms on Thursday night. the 18th
itst.. when The monthly meeting viii lie
held and fine programme enjoyed.
Mr. Judson n Palmer. State secretary
Will be in the city today guest of the
local association. The financial canvass.
which had been postponed until after ho,-
lday time. VIII now be pushed to a close
and the association put In good condition.
The first meeting o. the business men 3
gymnasium class this season viii be hele
Friday evening AT O'clock secretar,
kincaiie hopes the membership Of busi-
ness aud professional men viii attend this
class in large numbers and advises them
70 get their rubber-soed shoes aud lal,
In line for some physical education,
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some Expert piili.rdists.

Quite crowd gathered at the Hutchins
House billiard room last night TO witness
some expert pool and billiard playing hy
Messrs C. W. Barnes of Dallas. Frank Ar
mold of Kansas City and MIR. Orr. who has
charge of the billiard hall. The first at
traction was a pool game between Messrs.
barnes and Orr, Resulting in a score of
100 to 90 in, favor of Orr This was fol-
lowed Dy ffty- point game between
Barnes and Arnold. won by Barnes hv n
score OF 80 to 81. Following these pool
games Mr.. Barnes entertained the audi
ence with some very intricate and diff.
cult fancy billiard shots.
Tonight three-oushion carom game will
De played at the same hall by Mr.. Barnes
and Henry Laueroade of this city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05
Chnngc In Firm.

W. A. childress of the firm of Childress
a Taylor insurance agents, having been
appointed State agent al the Phoenix In
surahce compauy of Hartford. Conn. and
tre duties of the position requiring his
presence Throughout the State OF Texas for
the greater part OF his time Mess,s car
dress and TAYLOR have admitted rs r,.i
ner m their business Mr.. George II Hart
wen for many years a resident OF This civ
era who is well known as member ~
ire late firm Of Hartwell & sprong Of mis-
Tsity- Mr.. Hartweil will be glad No see Ms
friends at the office Of Chlldress & Tav,or
Gotten Exchange building. ''i'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05

Gil chamber in order to make mon 1
for city offices. Secretary Baugh has 4
his office into the council chan,ha
Auditor Banner has moved into tn I
cr's office, the mayor moving om I
further up the hall.
Captain Cumlin of the Salvatim 4
reports for the six weeks he has III
charge of the work here that 225 mn
have been given to the poor, IS open
ings have been held. II indoor meetiap
the aggregate fetal attendance q
meetings has been $500. with "
versions.
There was no meeting Of the Das6
OF the Republic yesterday Afternoon
rain at the meeting hour preyent3H
tendance. The meeting. however, y
held this afternoon at Mrs. DR.. N
residence regardless of the weather, &
portamt business will come up for =!
ment.
One of the crew of the Texas, siE
ner's mate, off on a f,srlough to Nt1
home. at Beaumont. entertained gu
interested audience at the Hutchihb
lobby last night, reciting the thrilhaK
per.ences of the great naval engle
in the Santiago harbor. resulting In t
of Cerveras fleet. He W.
Join his ship at New York. Il
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Washington County weddi,s

Brennan. Texas, January 3.-M1
licenses were issued during the we'd
ing Tuesday, January 3, 1899, TO I'll
lowing. C. o. Schaw and Miss Y
Peters; Charley Harris and Lenus }
some; Walter James and Hannah D.
Robert Girtman and Miss Mary Fras
dIeas Ludwig and Miss Minna u
Christopher Harris and Gertrude
Anderson Mcdowell and Matte
Miles Craven and Eliza Wills; ADJ
Loewe and Miss Auguste Maasse; 3
kosse and Mary F. Randle; Otto 81
and Mrs. Techla Hartmann; Major b
son and Ella johnson Latson; John q
and Miss Martha II. Mieleski;
Leuckmeyer and Miss Ida Schroedgf
gust Schoenemann and Miss BerthsE
meyer: VIII Jackson and RebecA
bridge; Emil o. Eckert and Miss ~
L. SchWierZkls. Ia
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Truth students, Nc.,,n.

me meeting OF the Truth siudents at the
. Aseeu'h rooms last night was so small In
s''enaance that nothing more than an in
formal discussion of tn objects in view
could be had. The purpose appears n ha
Tue s,ndy and Improvement OF the mud
on philosophical questions thai mset " ,ha
- .sssa ne, OF me day and such other sub;es,s
a. Us orsah,tation may from time 10 t,ms
~ consti nu eie0aon Of officers and drafting
!" another time-prohatly SUNDAY nf,as
expected e""ahce may be
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Gull cuIlings.

Call, Texas, January A very
able and successful concert was gives
day night at the school house for y
eft of the Ross Memorial lbrary,
erected by the Ross chapter
Daughters of the Confederacy at
The programme was well RENDERED
Mr.. and Mrs. Lintz entertained The!
people Thursday night in honor d
Lottie Adams, who is spending be-
zion at home.
Mr., and Mrs. Goodwin gave d.y
the 10Th, which was largely attends1
thoroughly enjoyed.
George Adams, Jr., and George
who have been spending the hoEdl]
nome, returned yesterday to st. N1
college at Austin.
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Dronpcd pend.

Dallas, Texas. January 4.-sl1
Moves, rljutant OF John A. Dix pcst
Grand Army of the Republic, drope'
at his home, 655 South Harwood q
THIS city, today. He was talking ~
WIN members of hts family w
ueniy he threw his hands to his
Gaining; "Oh! ] feel so funny.
the iioor dead. Deceased was me
company II. Fiftecnth New Yon
teers. and served throughout the
tween this States. j.
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gree Of generality which pvptis OF different
stages Of advancement ere able TO grasp.
Teachers preparation for presenting any
phase OF truth should include a study OF
The preceding and succeeding phases.
l am pleased to ads thas the crowded
condition OF the schools having bren re-
lieyed a noticeable improvement In the
work has resulted. A good spirit prevails
among the teachers. cordial relations ex-
ist between teachers and pupils and be-
tween teacbars snd paSents, and the schools
are progressing happily and spieniidly. Re-
spectfuliy, w. H. Kmbfough
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-05

r,l ne funeral OF the lste NJ. NJ. James FOOT,
r'4'e Yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock t rom
N, me residence of Rev. DR.. ], c. wadd,lI
o no Mlism stree Services al csnl.,
cnmen wene conducted by the four SIS Enis
n ,rlr ciergymea OF the city The ,n np,s
ws5ay Mas :, a. German cemetery Miss " Ella
mont to attend toe funeral " IRON beau-