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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
Change of Schedule on II. f. a. r. ]"
~ Iouunry 10, 1899.

Effective Monday. January Pln, NJ
land accommodation train, arriving
Elba Station at p, M. VIII De cnans
80 Lave Ashland 6:23 p. NJ, arrive
E1ha AT sos p. NJ, daily, except Sunday
intermediate stations five minutes later
than now. ,.h
Fredericksburg accommodation south,
hound. will leave Milford $40. posweI,
71O Ashland. 7:2S Glen Allen 7:44. Laurei
7.4S A. NJ; arrive Richmond SIS A. NJ
daily, except Sunday. ., ~
The New York and Florida Special an
additional train, will arrive at Byroostree'
station dSily, except Sunday at S;So =
NJ from the North. Commencing lhuls-
day. January 18th, this train WI 49,. -
Byrd-Sreet Station dally. except "ioA'''''
for the North, at sos A. M.
w p. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

Thistle Can Tomatoes. sc. can; Best
sugar Corn. &C. can; White A sugar
41-2c: Best GRADUATED Sugar Be. pouhu
Homemade Preserves, &c pound; Rome
Made Applebutter. &c. pound; home
Made Jelly. &c. pound; S-pound can apple
hutter &C.: New Navy Beans, &c. quart
Blackeyed Peas &c. can; Carolina rice
a. Mound; Green Peas, sc. quart; Iapie
Peaches. &c. can: Large Cans Pears ivc' :
New Virginia Buckwheat, pounds ior
25c Genuine New Orleans Molasses, 4Oc'
gallon: Genuine Smithfeld Hams i l--c.
round. Fresh Pork Hams, &c. pouho'
BLACKBERRY and Catawba Wine me
drink 40c. gallon or 1Oc. quart; New car
| ifornla Prunes. Sc pound; New Raisihs'
| 70 Mound: New Lake Fish, nc. pouhd'
New Rolled oats. &c. pound; boston
! Raked Beans, Sc. can; Mountain Roll BUT
ter. 15c. pound; Fine Creamery Butter
orange county, 15c. pound; Pure sugar
syrup. 15c. gallon; Shredded Cocoanut
15c. pound: Large Lump Starch, &c, pound
| 2-String Brooms, 10c.; S-string Brooins
| 12c.; 4-String Brooms. l5c. 49,
Irn-Town store, sos east Marshall; Ol'
phone a. New Phone 81. Down-Towi
stores. 1920 and 1922 east MAN, Oi'
phone gl6. New Phone 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
CHESTNUT HILL PEOPLE.
0.hnt These CIiG-Dweliers h"|'
Been Doing for IA Week


Grin on the Hill IS on the decrease
Mr. christian Clark is much better.
Mr.. Clarence Livesay has been conhheu
=, his home with a severe attack Of lum-
blgo. r,---,,
Mr. Koiner has taken the Pratt House
and located on the HILL -
mr. John r. Livesay has left Tor the
s.gfb and will be gone about three
months on q business trip.
complimentary dance Is 10 De gwen
Oh. 9tb TO the Northside Dramatic Asso-
citation. at the hall. co..,
The pupils Of the Barton Heights Sch loI
a.. sim ont Of school. as no teacher mas
yet been procured. which is a great IosS
n Tie pupils. who are unable 10 at'Si'u
tba Hieh School in Richmond.
I.,,...sor Wilder. who fell in the sleet'
sustained no serious injury
Mrs. j. +. Redd has returned 10 her
home at Grafton, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
1fistate Medical society of Virginia
AID the Cnroiinas, Charlotte, NJ C''
saIuarY 1920. 1899.

Account OF the above occasion the
slaeu Railway will sell tickets 70
.e.i1,ie N. G. al rate OF one ana one
t.efrst-clsss fares for the round-trip on
Nl.icate plan.
Too Southern has double daily service
70 ana from Charlotte, and offers to those
.aiemplaLng ths "trip the best service,
tlo Tho quickest and most convenient
''l'e f0 Charlotte.
, flr further information apply 10 agents
'lihlw Railway. or G. ". Westoury'
+. a.. 90 east Main street, Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
Nev Real Estate Firm.

a ,.w firm has just commenced the
te estate business. the firm being NC
lssa So CHM. Both of these gentie enc,
o.. very energetic and attentive 10 DUST
ras Mr McVelgh has been with Messr IIs
Sutton o. co. for a number Of years anu
Nr Cluu with Mr.. c. A. Rose for a nAe
Period Both Of them are deseryediy pop
gsf and have a large circle OF warm
fTI.-r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
LECTURES.

FRIDAY. JANUARY 20, 1899 Y; NJ c. G;
A Han, Captain II. r. w. Camper, "
San Francisco. Illustrated leetu,t &c, illus
,ra.ed ABSORPTION OF the Philippines at
ira close. Third number of the members
course ,,u single admissions nov. on san, sate'
Ustinea saturday afternoon 8 O'Clock.
Adu"s' |'0'' ia 81, l9&2o-tt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
TailOr-Made Suits.
A Chance to Save.

Are you looking for some
thing to invest your money IN?
Then stroll through the Suit
Department. Chance to buy to
save will greet you at every
turn. Save ? OF course Why,
prices have taken a terrible tum-
bic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
KILLED by an Electric Wire.

RALEIGH. y. c.. January flames mes
Co4- d negro lineman employed by the
Ben Telephone Company. was kiilea 70,
dav while repairing a broken telephone
wire. He Jet it come in contact WIN an
Gsrric-Neht wire that was not properly
Insulated He died before he could De cut
loose
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
II the Baby IL Cutting Teeth

be sure and use that old and weii-tried
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup,
for children teething. 1t soothes the
child. softens the gums, allays all pain.
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
White Goods Sale.

-. n,,,,,,o. FOR IOsc
10 A-''' ~" ,-,,. Sc
3 sl Sc, cheek heck Muslin new pat 4sc
terms. for .........., $3.50 49,"
&c. Curtain Muslin, l yard Sc
wide ........ ......''' '''''''''
9oc. Dotted Swiss. per yard; L.
q and 29c Heavy Coroeu NC
White L. X, for, per yaru ''',''
s1-3c. White Cambria TO DC DC
sold for -. .,.........''..'''
t-3c. for White India hnhen DC
that sold for ........... ..''''''''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
rrLru,oUs SERVICES SUNDAY.

GRAcE-srREEr BAPTIST CHvESH
i aay school T. hs al slS 4. NJ frssshias ~
the pastor at II a. A. and r. ~. Isuns
peoples Union at p. n: Prayer meet
ing wednesday at 5 L. ~. Young meo
meeting Friday az +. IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
utcbmouders in New York.

NEW YORK. January l4'-1opeC1"''Ip
". C.. Newman. Fifth AVehu,, -.
Cohew. marlborough; H. NoIuOii'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
Vpright Pianos, $12J,

We will sell several Upright fiaho'
mot out make for $l25. .,-,-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

Mr. y. j. Smith. stamp deputy OF the
,,-tsr,,s,-r revenue office is seriously III at
hi nome. on Church Hil. He had a se1
YER bemorrhasa yesterday morning ana
his friends are apprehensive OF me re-
suits OF his Illness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
MARRIAGES.

-EVANS.-Married December
o. 1ses Of the residence of the brides pa
rents subjects. Powhatan county. va. py
the Rev. Martin Johnson. WILLIAM AZ.
HAMLET, Of Lonoke, Ark, to MISS
AMANDA L. EVANS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
nU,,sEss opPoRruxr1lEs.
FOR SALE,

HorEr, DEFINING, koNcbv EfsEie'
w Va an the Chesapeake and Ohio rall-
way: furnished complete; steam sexS,
e,eetric-lisnt. now doing business; or VII
sci, The furniture and other APPARATUS
and rent the building. A good livery su.
bic in connection, which l WIN ser ~ II
ana Railing stock, and rent the ouiidtng;
. sepSrate stable adjoining for cattle.
ana an ics-house adjoining This 70 q
complete plant in all respects ana
most excellent opportunity TOT ~
Win a lIttle money TO step into good
thing cannot give this my time or AZ
tention. and Wish 10 dispose OF II. For
particulars address -
No 2is north Fairmant svenue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
Organdies.

~, for these &c. Colored organ
lZ5C dies. in all shades; PINK; que
Green. Lavender. Heliotrope' "hi'e'
AI ISl l2c Figured organdies, the &c
1899 pattern, TO be sold for ''''''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
The Rest fs the Cheapest.
pln,inn,,.-pe,ite. the Latest.

Tte Jefferson Fine Art Gallery makes
o. best work for the lowest prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
Upright Pianos, s125.

We 8lu sen several Upright Fiahos
g., 600 make for $40.
cABLE PIANO COM ANY,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
ia l6-sun&FN

PROFITABLE PAwNpRoKBR' 5
AND JEWEII.ERS BUSINESS combtned
for sale 10 this state. Fully .estsehshec.
and the only one OF its kind IN toyn
80 N o0 Inhabitants. Good reasons Tor
Selling, Address PLEDGE care q this
ONCE. ia 1o-s"h "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
ONLY TWO PIANOS LEFT

A. The Great Exhibit Reduction saie'
Ninth and Broad.
Ws have only two Pianos left at the
Gu, r-lr.. These are beauties-the oest
ott-f.t saIe closes Monday. This IS
To- t,. chance 10 secure the bargain OF
sll.ne GEORGE A. MINOR.
Ninth and Broad streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
Sale of Sheets and
pillow Cases.

ooxO sheets. the Androscoggin 75c
f,ctton TO be sold for ...........s -.
piliow and Bolster Cases at great
reductions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
LECTURE.

Rev DR.. STAFFORD, OF w ,d.t,Ira On
ron d c.. will deliver his Lecture s on
." Sn; at the Academy OF I MUSE
MONDAY. February 18th. Popular p xxi,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
: Annual Sale of Ladies' Lingerie.
q 80, TILT, CAFE Not the accumulation of odd
why I'LL sizes and unstable styles from
WHAT lNDOOENiL>i the stock of the past
pr Of TT Evely garment fresh from the best
NOT BIZ No sweatshop rubbish from the dngy lofts OF the
: tenement house
JUST THE RENERSE.
Til; the ceanes of Underwear, fresh from clean weven'l
the perfection Underwear cut best skilled artists
! of the cutting table: ,;a mt tooeber and finish
81 INV the hands of healthy rosy checked girls -
Gu smarksbe caused the purchase or the pig SAFE
De Eioue Facts Economy the Powerful nducemeht
c. no tbrongs of BUYERS who attend this SALE
HIST THE REVERSE.

Corset-Covers, good muslin; per
&c feet in make. bound edge' d 10
toner. Match 1t.
a. Corset-Covers. cambrlc' Won
lZC made. pearl buttons; TO GUS
customer. Match H.
1s Corset-Coyers, Lonsdale cam
ZOC brio, three styles, square, rou.u'
and V-neck, dainty trimmings; quahu-
ty limited. Match 1t.
.y Drawers, good muslin no
IOC trashy cheese cloth kind, with
deep. plain ruffle, full size; pairs 10
customer. Match it.
n Drawers. good Androscoggin
&c muslin. with tucks. nun slze' .
pairs to a customer. Match It.
1g Drawers the Good Old Fruit
ZOC muslin, with hemstitched neck;
8 inches and ruffie IL inches ana
herringbone finish; also. some trimmed
with torchon lace, with ruffle incnes;
pairs TO a customer Match IT,
1O. Gowns made OF Androscoggin
, fSC muslin, torchon lace on 'front.'
neck and sleeves, 6 fine tucks with tor
} chon inserting; also. Empire Muslin
Gowns, trimmed with Hamburg, guam
, tity limited. Match it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

j. reach ~ AIN. at the Jefferson Fine Art
gallery 5z3 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
FlannelS.

75c. Shaker Flannel yard Sue
wide ........ ..''''''' 14
soc. Shaker Flannel .........''.
All FlanneIs reduced IL IL 10 ''c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
ANNUAL SALE OF LACES AND EMBRO|OtR|tS
Fresh fir m cWitzerIani and France.

bit of our cool fortune brings 10000 yards OF Edgngs
and Inserting Cambria Nansook and Swiss Musln to sen
at half price These in all widths OF to ten inches o.
up to 25c yard They will be cut length you need pee
the front counter and window display.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

LaCeS
of every Observation-Disclosures
of Real Laces, French Vals,
Ivory Walls, Plat Vals, Torchons
of an endless variety. A vast
assortment of other makes,
which to mention their names
would merely confuse the mind.
Now with the real issue:
TOrChOnS.
u yards Linen Torchon, IA 20
inches wide, for ......; ..........''.
~ yards Linen Torchon, l TO l2ic
IL inches wide, for ..........:.....
II yards Linen Torchon, TO tQc
2 - inches wide, for ............:'o
Real Linen Torchon, l to ia 1c
inches wide, per yard ...........'''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

Big variety Of Cotton Torchon Laces,
I'm patterns Of real expensive importer
Torchon Lace: they will wear We'll
wonderful values they are-per sOc
yard, lc. to .................'.'''.'''
Imitation Duchess Lace.
II would be hard for Judge OF
I.aces to tell the difference, inserting
~ match, Big values in Laces TO-
morrow, prices ranging, per ,3Oc
ward lac. TO ........ ..s..'''''''s''
Silk Sale.
~ for 27-inch Drapery Silk were
soc. China Silk, per yard 30c
hS 81 Fancy ;aiii Figured Taffeta Silk Soc
nor ward ........... - 80 foht
for Antique Mohairs. In Light
sc Evening Shades, We're Isc:
- All-Silk Taffeta, In DARK Shaoes'
-r for all shades in Crepe dc Ghlne.
fOC were SIS. Big sale IN blacA
Silks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

.rvENINU JANUAKi IT q,
TuE sI sast I Grace street for ben Ham 81
aHtom5so os path Free Di'psnSaf' "a I-it
sion. y centA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY.
To Close the Furs.

y The brisk selling of the past
Q week has cleared the greater
Q part of the Fur stock. To bid
D quick good-by to the remainder
! of our Fur stock prices will
: take another tumble tomorrow.
y Stone Marten Collarettes, CD AZ
. sold for 81, January price,.
Black Electric Seal Collar 81 20
q cites. sold for 1915, to close. ""
Mink Collarettes, sold for 81 90
q S. TO close ..................:.
= Black Electric Seal Shoulder Capes,
. with Black !. As a,aYs yoke S2.76
y Black Electric Seal shoulder Cape,
a finished with Gray Chinchilla y 40
y fur. sold for s.. to close
q BLACK Stone Marten Cape, M ~
" sold for $3.50 to close ...."..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
Hosiery Sale.

for BOYS and Girls Fast-Black
DC seamless Hose, worth 100
.ot for Ladies' Fancy Hose; nU
lac q single pair sold for less than
~ for Ladies' Fancy Plaid Hose,
SCC that sold for N.3.
~ for Misses Ribbed Woollen
tSC Hose; none sold less than zoc.
% for Ladies Lisle-Thread Richie
DC lieu Hose; always sold for BIC;
ok for LADIES' PLAIN Ilsle~rnread
&c Hose; sold for 60c. pair
az for Ladies' Plain Black Hose,
IJC sold for 25c. a pair.
pairs Hose for 50c.-Black Ribbe
Hose, for boys. sizes 8. si-2. 7, and i
sold for &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
Tufts.

We have about 200 Muffs; too many
or this time Of year. To-morrow
morning you can buy them Tor less
tben half price. Come and see what
great bargains we will give you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
ITEMS Overall Suits,
The Towel Sale.

50 a Suit, well made by the Q6
Union, per suit ...................'.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-03-28
Dance at Coal Greek.

At an early hour last evening
the spacious dancing hall mt Coal
Greek was well filled, and at eight
O'Clock, master of ceremonies ID.
X. jenkins made some very appro-
pirate remarks in introducing the
program which was to be rendered
by local talent of the town.
The mandolin solo by Miss Sarah
Salmon was creditably rendered
and was well received, as were rem
ditions by Misses Agnes and Mag
gle Cowan and Lizzie Lloyd, and
Ben Bach and W. H. Morgan were
fine and heartily applauded. Thos.
Graham had no trouble in convinc-
ing his hearers that he was at home
with a hornpipe.
Geo. Buchanan's step dancing
was very catching. and also was
John Easton's comic song Miss
Addie Resse acquitted herself very
creditably in her recitation. The
Duet by Mrs. T. Nj. and John
Howells, was decidedly good, and
the comic songs by Chas Cowan
are all right Marie Jones was fine
in her sentimental song. Miss
Sarah Salmon skillfully handled II
photograph. The entertainment
closed with Highland Fling by
Thomas Shields.
The hall was then cleared for the
dance and Promptor Rosser called
for the grand march in which 10
couples participated. On spun the
dance until midnight when supper
was served at Mrs. Thomas Quinn's
spacious dining parlor. Dancing
was resumed and continued until
$3.50 this morning, when the happy
but tired company dispersed.
Several couples were present
from Florence and Canon and
they were looked after in fine
style. REX,
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-03-28
Commissioners for Teller County

On Monday afternoon Governor
Thomas made the following APP
pointments for Teller county: E.
W. Pfeiffer, of Altman; Alfred G..
Burton, of Cripple Greek; Charles
l., Herrington,,o Woodland Park.
In the selection of Mr.. Pfeitfer. as
one of the members of the board
of county commissioners, no mis-
take has been made, for he is an
active and thorough business man,
and honest withal. The TRIBUNE
is pleased to be able to thus speak
of Mr., Pfeiffer as the writer has
personally known during many
years, both socially and in bust
ness capacity, and congratulates
him on his preferment.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-03-28
Professional Directory.

DR.. BENJAMIN ROSEBERRY,
Office over Palace Pharmacy.
SPECIALTY-D Diseases of Women
(including obstetrics) and
General Surgery.
FLORENCE, Col, RADIO
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-03-28

wit is smell Of the cork humur
is a drink out of the bottle"
"When woman is mad enough to
swear, she sheds tears; when a man is
mad enough tocry, he sheds profanity.
"A pig can cry, an ape can frown,
dog can smile, and cat can swear
but man is the only animal that
laughs" Conclusions in Dan De Foes
Monologue.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-03-28
BoLo MEN AND BodEY MINE.

Dol-o MEN hIND bObEf MINE
There is something pathetic CON
tanned in telegram published to-
day that the Filipino insurgents in
their last desperation have deter
mined TO put forth their 'bolo
men" to face the bullets of the
American soldiers. The "bolo
men" are barbaric class from the
interior, little removed from the
cannibal, who practice horrible
rites and are supposed by large
number of the Filipinos to be in
vulnerable to bullet or bayonet.
1t is believed that their very pres
ence will annihilate the enemy.
Such procedure makes one pause
to consider whether the Philip
pines after they have been CON
quercd, will be such an advantage
TO the United States as has been
claimed. The islands contain
the lowest element in the human
chain. 1t will take centuries to
bring them to the first stages of
civilization. In the island of Lu-
zon civilization has probably
reached its highest stage, and even
there the Filipino is poor speci-
men of humanity, dirty, diseased
and lazy, and unalterably opposed
to Improvement or interference
with his habits. But from the
"bolo man" to Aguinaldothe have
hatred of the foreigner,
Aguinaldo knows full well that
the "bolo mem will share the same
fate as the ordinary rebel who does
not bear charmed life. But he
will take advantage of the fanaia-
cism to impede the advance of the
Americans. He believes that a
reverse to the American arms
would daunt their enthusiasm lust
as ii did the Spanish. He will
have to learn lesson, but. unfor-
tunately he will be the least suf-
ferer.
1t appears as if conflict more
decisive than any that has taken
place, will soon be decided. The
result cannot be in doubt, but what
of the hereafter? Those who es-
cape will take to the swamps or the
hills. Their pursuit will cost
heavily in American lives, The
deadly rainy season is at hand.
Soon the people in this country
will be asking when it is all going
TO end?
If all the islands are to be re-
tanned as conquered possessions
large standing army will be neces-
sary aud that will mean heavy
mortality to say nothing of the ex-
pense. These "bolo men" and
their believers will never accept
defeat from foreign foe and they
are not quite ready for sci govern
ment. Herald-Democrat
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-03-28


"Fully the equal of Perkins, Billings
and Burdctte, and close second to
Mark Twain, whom he strikingly re-
scmblcs in the character of his humor.
Doctor Benjamin Roseberry.
AT every place where he delivers
his Laughter and Tears, Dan will
make friends for himself and help
those who hear him. Rev. Robt. ID.
Graham.
Analytical in parts, amusing in
parts, touching in parts and absorb
ingly interesting throughout. For an
evening of real rest, recreation and
enjoyment after "A day of work and
worry, human ingenuity could not de-
wise anything better than Dan De Foes
Laughter and Tears. Up. L. Mcclure,
Mayor of Florence.
"The large audience was made up of
people in every walk of life, and with
ont exception all were delighted. After
hearing SO many dull SO called lectures,
Dan De Foes Laughter and Tears is
like an oasis in a literary desert"
Semi Weekly Refiner.
His theme was happily handled, the
audience being especially pleased with
his analysis of wit, humor and pathos,
each of which found abundant and
apt illustration during his monologue.
1t was richly enjoyed by all who heard
it and fully sustained the reputation
already won by MIR. Warner as a hum
orist and literary expert. Tri Weekly
Citizen.
''rhe large audience was enthusias-
tic from start to finish. Laughter and
Tears abounds in sallies of wit, flashes
of humor, and frontier experiences of
the most amusing and interesting
character, There were delicate touches
of sentiment and pathos that appealed
to the highest and noblest in human
life. In Laughter and Tears, Mr.
Warner places himself in the list with
Mark Twain and the other chiefs of
the lecture platform. Florence Daily
Tribune.
"About Dan De Foe? just say for
me that there was one hour and three
quarters without duh minute inter
vening. Dan is brick, hard pressed
and well baked" Judge George d.
johnson.
Dams Laughter and Tears is one
of those rare productions that burn
ish up the brain and scour out the
soul at the same time People of un-
derstanding will know exactly what |
mean and will not miss an opportunity
to hear t.'-Hon. Lee Champion.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-03-28

Take the DAILY TRIBUNE.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-03-28
Silver and Lead
Silver, 59S; lead, S4.20.

If you have a job of work in
their line. the Florence Plumbing
company would like an opportun-
ity to bid ON it. lStf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-03-28

For fine job printing be sure to
call at the TRIBUNE office.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-03-28

Wanted to buy few good Real
Estate Mortgages for cash. See
j. j. Fitzgerrell. 1873
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-03-28
Good Judges of a Good Thing.

Following are few comments
from newspapers and people of
literary discernment on Dan De
Foes monologue, Laughter and
Tears." Heretofore Dan has been
known principally as a writer. 1t
seems certain that he will score a
success from the platform:
"a cowboy, deere. vas cut some dashcs,
Nit boots und spurs und black nustaches,
! don't tink noting dunner Vettcrl
He dance und sing my wife togettcr,
Dot vas all rite on, Won small day,
| watch inc uut-und den know,
He want her fix up uud run away,
tpu Trinidad, twenty year. ago
From the Duichmaus Parody ia Dan DE
Foes Monologuo.
when all the good people had spHrsely
been fed
On hoccake, hominy and possnms head,
pallet Of shcepskin aud straw was spread
Aud now, says the old man, Well all go to
bod"
CuoRus T was down down, down, derry
down.
From tho Mi-suurinns Song Ia Dan De
Fur'- Mouuloguc.
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