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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-23

mathematics 9nd0GeOmetry.
Mathematics. analytical geometry--Medal
to Joseph H. Huck: henerably mentioned,
Ernest e. Briscoe: higher algebra. medal
to John L. Becker: premiums to Francis
Diemer and Edward ]. Burke; Distinguish
ed. John P. Meagher, Charles M. Matting.
ly, George 8. Phillips and Joseph r. Re-
retu; honorably mentioned, Percy A. TUT.
geometry, medal to Joseph T. Kenneiiv..
premium to William D. Delaney; distin..
guished. J. Edward Connolly: lower aige-
ex aequo to Francis p. LIE Bufre and cvrns
s. Julien: distinguished. Harold D. Lynch.
Daniel ]. Leo. William c. Repetti, Edward
]. Morris, Edward A. Brosnan and AIovsins
J. Brooks: honorably mentioned, John j
Nesline and John L. Bourke: first arith-
1n enc msoai w 20 menIs heiberger; DIS
Collifower, Leonard F. Geneste and James
B. CahilI: honorably mentioned, John Al.
Richards; second arithmetic, medal to Louis
p. Breen: premium to d. Angelo Weller:
distinguished, Herman =. Began. Charles
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15
Mondays Prices in
Cracker DEBT.

The largest and most complete line OF
these goods in the west, and our prices are
the lowest. Monday we will sell soda
crackers, size; oyster crackers, SIC; 4
pounds ginger snaps, Csc; Newport flakes,
12c; Bremner's lunch, 10c; shredded whole
wheat biscuit, lie; animal crackers, 121sc;
graham crackers, loo; oatmeal crackers, Zoe;
Vanilla waters, 15c; lemon waters, 15c; bar
rel of ginger snaps, zee; Sultana fruit crack
ers, 15c; Manitou fancy waters, 15c; cheese
sandwich, 15c; Ralston's health biscuit, 22c;
~pretzels, 10c.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

Fresh sweet country butter. in rolls ...12hc
Extra fine sweet dairy butter, per
pound, lac l6c
No. / Separator Creamery butter, per
pound
Extra fancy separator creamery. worth
25c. only 2ec
Strictly fresh guaranteed eggs, per doz lee
Fancy full cream cheese, per ID. .......12h
Domestic Swiss cheese, per lb.......... 16c
Imported swiss Cheese, per lb.......... Csc
Neufchatel cream cheese, per pkg...... &c
Hand kase. imported. .............. fiac
Sap sage cheese. only.................. &c
Fancy limberger or brick cheese. ......laE
We carry every kind Of cheese made.
either imported or domestic.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15
White Goods
On BARGAIN Counter.

Check and fancy striped Dimities, Main
sock. Mulls, India Linons, etc.. worth 25c
yard. Monday only s 1-3c yard.
$50 dozen all linen knotted fringed Tow
els, with drawn work, worth Csc, Monday
only 12ch.
5000 yards Fancy Check Glass Toweling.
1S-inch wide. worth &c, Monday only ENC.
Bleached all linen washed Crash. worth
15c lard. Monday only S1-3c yard.
Lonsdale Muslin at 4Ac.
All linen brown Crash. sac yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15
Flannel Dept. s; 81: as"a.,

Heavy twilled fancy plaids and stripes
outing flannel, regular 12kc, at yard, Slsc.
Yard wide Silkaline, at yard. Shc.
Remnants of Bingham, worth 12Ac, at &c.
New lot of Cheviots, at yard, &c, 6hc
and 81, 10c, 121ac and 15c.
Outing Flannel Skirt Patterns, 25c each.
12bc Cotton Flannel, at yard, 6hc.
Cotton Bed Blankets, at SOC, 75c, Csc, $1.00
and 1.25.
1914 Wool Blankets. fancy border, worth
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15
Wall Paper Has Gone UI

This years colors and patterns surpass all
previous seasons and Notwithstanding the
sharp advance in price We continue to sell
wall paper at the old prices.
We have cut the prices on paints, brushes,
enamels, varnishes and room mouldings.
Call and be convinced.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15

$3.50. at pair, $1.18.
All wool Grey Blankets, worth $3.50. At
pair, $3.4S.
All wool White. large size. Blankets,
worth $3.50, at pair, $4.4S.
BED COMFORTS
72xS4 Silkaline covered Comforts. allied
with best cotton, $1.50 each.
Down Comforts. worth $3.50 at. Monday.
$3.1s.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15
Sewing Machines.

A special inducement to you to buy a
good sewing machine for little money.
New style, five drawers, high arm, well
finished, complete set Of attachments and
warranted for five years, at $16.S5.
Drop head machine, same style, at $1s.75.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15
and Stationery.

Closing out all books at 1-3 regular price.
Nicely bound books at 12hc, 19c and Csc,
in a great range OF titles.
100 elegantly engraved visiting cards with
plate, S1.00. Closing out bibles at % per
cent discount from our regular low prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15
Hams!

One carload just received to choose from
No l hams, sugar cured, INC.
No. / California hams, sc.
No. l Cottage hams, homeless, sac.
New England boiled ham, 10c.
Select Br. Bacon, sugar cured, 10c.
Fresh pork sausage, TIC.
Picked pork, &c.
Bologna sausage, SC.
3-lb. cans best lard, 19c; limited.
Picked pig feet, 4hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15
The Greatest and GrandeSt
Clearing Sale Ever in Omaha.

Now going on in u cloak depart.
ment-Every garment must be sold no
matter what the loss.
Choice of any cloak in the house for
81. so. This includes all our fine sam.
pie jackets in all the new shades goods
that sold as high as $50, for 81. SO.
At SIS. SO we are selling jackets worth
$15, in blues, tans, browns and blacks,
satin lined throughout. A grand col.
lection.
At So. 90 We will sell kerseys in modes,
kerseys in blues, kerseys in blacks, bou.
Giles, caterpillars, friezes, nearly all sill k
lined.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15
Canned Goods Sale.

Glib cans extra quality tomatoes...... DC
Glib cans yellow table peaches.
3-lb cans yellow golden pumpkin. 6hc
Glib cans Boston baked beans.......... 6Hsc
lib cans Boston baked beans.......... SIC
3-lb cans best apple butter............ 6hc
Glib cans sweet sugar orn............ 61sc
Glib cans raspberries in heavy syrup. .l2hsc
Glib cans blueberries, gooseberries'
blackberries, ETC., regular price lbc
ner can. now. TIC
Glib cans blood red salmon, only...... lVc
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15
Dress Goods Sale
In Basement

Jacquards, 36-inch; Cashmeres, 36-inch
wide; all wool novelties. SO-inch wide. and
remnants of goods. worth up to soc per
yard, all go Monday at only sc per yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15
Another Big
Sheet Music Sale
SOC Sheet Music Only 15c
Tnm0l1,nM


We will place on our counters some
of the most popular selections, such
as Down in Poverty Row." Mother Was
a Lady" II Loved Her First" when
Sweethearts' Vows Are Broken" Miss
Phoebe Johnson "Crappy Dan" II Want
Dem Presents Back" "My Gal is a High
Born Lady" "Mammy's Coon Bettah Keep
Dem Chickens Home Take Good Care
Of My Little One" "a Hero All for Love-
elsie from Chelsea" "Only Memory's Pic
~tures," by Pritzkow, composer Of "Take
Back Your Gold;'' "Transmississippi March,
by Valisi; Omaha Elks'' March, German
Quartette March, Omaha Turner Wheel
Club and a great many others. while they
last only 15c per copy. Will also have a
miscellaneous lot Of music comprising over
1000 or 5000 copies. we are selling at &c
per copy. Among this is vocal and instru-
mental. violin and piano, mandolin and
guitar, banjo, cornet and piano, voca
duets. piano duets and others.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15
Biz Sale on Flour.

Minnesota high patent flour. per SACK. sSc
Best rye -four, per k.............. 9Sc
Good rye -four, per sack, only......... Toe
2-lb pkgs., self-rising pancake -four. sac
Glib pkgs, self-rlsing ~buckwheat -four. Shsc
2lb pkgs. California breakfast food. 91ac
Glib pkgs. Wheatlett, the new break
fast food sac
10c pks. Schepp's Cocoanut, only....... DC
2Oc pkgs. Cream OF Wheat, only........ 12c
&c pkgs. yeast, all kinds............... &c
15c pkgs. Hunters cold water starch.
only ~
10c Silver Gloss starch, only........... &c
15c pkgs. Puddiene, all fiavors......... INC
New California raisin cured prunes.... &c
New California prunes, large, worth
15c, at Tx
New Valencia ~raisins, worth 10c....... 81
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15
s s'f in Towels and T0We1ing

All linen Bleached Crash, at yard 80. &c
Heavy Brown Linen Crash, at ........ &c
1s-inch Bleached Twilled Crash, at I'd sac
Extra heavy bleached all linen Crash,
15c quality, at yard ................ 10c
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15

$1.00. Examine. Monday will sell you 4
genuine Satin Marseilles Spread, 11-4 size,
worth $3.50, at $2.19. Examine.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15
Hats and CAPS

We have about 40 doen MEMS Derby and Fedora Hats in bokens sizes taken from
our $780, 800 and $50 lines. II you fin your se you can have one for Tc
All the bokenn lines of our Mems All Wool Cbth Caps that HAYES old as high as
75c-your choice Saturday for 2c
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15

Chiffoniers at factory cost. You are now
placed on the same footing as all retail
Furniture dealers and can purchase a
Chiffonier at the same price they pay for
such goods. You can verify this statement.
You can use a Chiffonier in the Bedroom
for Clothes, or in the office for papers,
blanks, etc. These Chiffoniers are all Oak.
polish finish, have five drawers and two OF
the styles have French bevel plate mirrors.
Four styles OF Chiffoniers at $3.50, Sass,
$500 and $3.50.
If you need anything Of this kind and
can raise the cash you will save from $500
to $500 on any Of these. We are still SELL
ing a lot of fine oak chairs, odds and ends,
from one to six of a kind, at Csc, 75c, S5c,
Csc and $1.00 each.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15

Our Sl9S line includes all u beavers n metons, half silk lined.
At roc we will SELF 20 dozen ladies Skirts, flannel lined throughout-goods
sold as high as 225 and $3.50.
All our misses and chudrens Jackets In three lots at $19s $298 n $39s
Ladies' Fur Coiarettes at s4ss that sold ats 800 and $500.
Ladies' plush Capes, $3.50. Ladies' plush Caps. SO inches long silk lined
out, $1,000 quality, ats Sass.
200 ladies' silk Waists, worth $500. for 1898.
rs silk Waists in all he new shades, worth $500. a s29S.
Ladies' feeced lined Wrappers, IN dark colOs extra wide at CSC.
40 doNn ladies' Wrappers, worth $225 for CSC.
Closing u millinery at half price
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15
Furnishing Bargains
In the Basement.

Ladies' heavy fleece lined Vests and Pants, worth 5c at
Ladies' and chndens Mhtens regular Csc quality. at. Sc
Ladies' Fast Black and Seamless Hose, worth 12Ac at SC
Mems Collars, slightly oned, worth 12kc at ............ 10
Mems Silk Ties, in band and shiHd ows worth 12hc at 10
Mems RdB andanna Handkerchief at ............. ......... .......... 2Ac
Mems Red andannaH Handkerchief the regular 10c quality, at ............ 3c
Mems Working Shirts, in dark cohrs, worth &c.,. at ESQ
Mems ad Boys Heavy Wool Miuens worth 2, at 80
Mems Black ant Brown Fancy sx. worth 2kc at 80
Mems Underwear, slightly Md, worth 5Oc, at .......... ESQ
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15
Heavy Weight
Clothing =, s : :;; $:':.. to

With unabated vor and increasing interest or grat clearing ale Of Mems
Heavy Weight Garments proceeds Every promise made by us has been carried out
all goods bought during this SALE. Buyersy yet to m have many desirable patterns
to select from What art. left of the1 900 pas of mems All WOOL Pants we told
you abrut last week, go on sale Monday at 9oc, $I5, N75, s225 ad $685.. Many
of th@ep pants are. left from broken suits, which sold at pres ranging from $3.50
to $3.50.
Our entire stool OF overcots and listers must go regardless Of cost. We make
overcoas am listers will be closed nut at 1880 $500 ovTcoatsa at $500 $3.50
Goats at $3.50 $3.50 and $1,000 Coats at $780, $500 ant 5000 Coats at $25 ant
$685.
Over rs patterns of Mems Fine Suits will be closed out at $375, $780,. $3.50 and
$1,000. We tell you frankly and candiiy that. in spite of all ford offerings that are
made, we d. not believe that here has ever been such al opportunity to purchase
goods Ind be convinced that we wills avey ou 81 13 to SO per centon your purchase
Bargains in Boys Knee Pants Suits In the basement Soc Knee Pants at 25G
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15

Extra heavy crochet fringed Spreads at csc
Large size crochet Spreads at 55c and Csc.
ia crochet Spread, made of 3-ply yarn,
both warp and filling, worth $3.50 Monday,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15

.....ss.ss &C
......... ................ Zoe
.......... 15c
........ 19c
........... 25c
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15

10c Towels at
15c Towels at
zoe Towels at
Csc Towels at
800 Towels at
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-15

$1.W quality Satin Damask, at Soc.
$500 quality extra heavy double Satin Da-
mask, at $1.19.
$3.50.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30
ladies' and the mems clubs the
former would carry off large
share of the honors.
Work to Begin Thursday.

Mr. Steinmetz, contracting en-
gineer for the Geddes d See. ie
Stone company, is in the city, ac-
companied by his two assistants,
Messrs. Lawrence and Owens, and
is completing arrangements for
beginning operations on the water
works system. The first work will
be done in excavating for the large
reservoir, which will probably be-
gin next Thursday.
Mr.. Steinmetz came entirely
empty-handed, as it is his purpose
to purchase everything needed
here in Florence. At present he
is endeavoring to engage enough
local teams to do the work on the
reservoir.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30
.DENVER'S NOTED
DIVINE DEAD.
Rev. Myron Reed Passed Away
this Morning al S O'CIock.
BODY WILL BE CREMATED.

Denver, Jan. 30.-Rey. Myron
Reed died shortly after 3 o'clock
this morning, after having been
unconscious since late yesterday
afternoon
Mr.. Reed was born in the state
of Vermont in 1888. While still
in his boyhood he came west and
studied law. He entered the army
in 1863, and was made chief of
scouts in the South. At the close
of the war in 1865. he entered the
ministry and acted as pastor of
Congregational churches in Eel
Paso, Milwaukee and Minneapolis.
In 1888 he came TO this city, where
he was continuous resident to
the the time of his death.
He became famous throughout
the country for the wonderful
vigor of his sermons which we're
published broadcast over two con-
tinents.
He was strikingly original
man, great lover of animals, and
was socialistic in his views. He
died in the Unitarian faith.
AS Mr.. Reed always expressed
himself as favoring cremation, the
body will be cremated
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30
ISABELLA STOCK
IS BOOMING.
The Last Strike Assays 500, 600
TO the Ton.
SHARES SELLING AT Sl.65.

& Colorado Springs, Jan. 30.-Isa-
%bella mining shares continue to
boom today, selling as high as
81 .65 in this city, Denver, Cripple
Greek aud Victor. The Hager-
mans now admit that the strike
made by the company at Cripple
Greek is in W hat is believed to be
% continuation of the Buena Vista
sSein.
The assay of the ! st strike re-
Burned value of 100000 in gold
TO the ton. The vien is twenty-one
sinches wide.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30
THE TERRIBLE sNowsLIDE.
Sweeps Three, rlrs. William Ru.
dolph and Two Children
INTO Eternity.

Advices from Central City, Colo,
tell of the effects of a destructive
snowslide which occurred Sunday
morning at $50 O'Clock, within a
quarter of mile of Apex. The
slide in its descent killed Mrs. w
Rudolph and her two children,
Ella, aged Is months, and George,
aged 4 years; James, aged 6 years,
WAS rescued alive. The husband
was an eyewitness to the destrnc-
ton of his home and loved ones,
but was powerless to render help.
AS soon as the wagon road can be
made passable the bodies will be
brought to Central City for burial.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30
THE BLIZZARD
STILL RAGING.
Mountain Towns sre Snowbonnd
and Coal Famine Threatened.
RAILROADS SUSPEND TRAFFIC

Denver, Jan. 80. Denver is
buried in a heavy snowstorm, and
reports from outside points show
that the storm is the most severe
of the season. Ne wind accom-
panies the storm at this place.
In the mountains railroads are
experiencing great difficulty in
running trains. Advices from
Leadville say that the wind is blow
ing gale, and that the snow is
falling faster than at any previous
time in the towns history. There
is great fear expressed of coal
famine, as the d. and r. G.. is the
railroad that is able to run trains
The Midland Terminal has sus-
pended running trains on account
of the great danger of snowslides
in the mountain regions. The
South Park road is tried up and
does not expect to run trains be-
fore March first.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30
The Ladies' Whist Club.

Whether because of desire for
more amusement or on account of
wild ambition to ''get even" is
not known, but at any rate the
ladies have formod a real live whist
club, and Cavendish, Ames and
other authorities are very much in
demand. A meeting was held in
the ladies' lobby of the Fremont
hotel Saturday night for the pur-
pose of organization.
1T is said that in order to avoid
jealousies in the matter of admin
istration, enough officers were
created SO that there would be an
official position for each member.
Following is a list of officers,
which also com prises the full mem
bership:
President-Mrs. Hoskins.
First Vice-President-M Mrs. Por-
ter.
Second Vice President = DR..
Bailey.
Recording Secretary Miss
Woods.
Corresponding Secretary Miss
Roseberry.
Treasurer Miss Newton.
Referee-Miss Bolmar.
Umpire-Miss Stephenson.
As new mem bers are added to
the roll, other offices will be
created, such as grammarian, critic,
sergeant-at-arms, etc.
The name by which the organi-
zation Will be known to the public
is the The Woman's Whist Club
of Florence; there is another more
classical name, however, which is
known only on the inside. The
president was asked why this na me
was not made public, and she re-
piled with the usual because"
Regular meetings of the club
will be held on Saturday nights.
While portion of the member-
ship is composed of amateurs, some
of the ladies may be safely classed
as professionals, and no doubt
should contest occur between the
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30
The Electric Road.

Thomas Robinson, in an inter
view this morning, said that he
was received with the most friend
ly feeling at Canon Saturday, and
that the city seems to be unani-
nous in Iavoring his electric road
proposition.
The plans discussed at the meet
ing were the place of entrance into
the city and possible loop.
The line 9th road is to run on
the north side of the river to
Canon, and the citizens of that
place are willing and anxious that
it run down Main street. From
the intersection of Main and
Fourth streets it is proposed to run
a loop around the north side of
the city. From that point also
they are discussing the feasibility
of building the viaduct across the
river and over the ID. & R. G. and
Santa Fe tracks to South Canon,
thence to the south side of South
Canon, thence east, thence north,
thence west 10 the viaduct, forming
South Canon loop.
Later it is proposed to extend
the line from the loop to Lincoln
park and to the coal camps, as
business justifies.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30
The City Council.

AT the council meeting Satur-
day night the bond of the Geddes
& Seerie Stone company, and the
contracts signed.
"Hughie" Houston appeared be-
fore the board to ask what would
be done with his water rights, with
which, he claims, the town will
conflict. The matter was referred
to the city attorney.
The board then took a recess
until next Thursday night at s
o'clock.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS
AT THE FREMONT.

Vim, Moeller, A. A. Stratton
New York; Miss Annie Conway,
b. Conway, Jas. Stewart, DR.. and
Mrs. Sheridan, city; j. I. Flavin,
st. Louis; j. M. Pierce, Jackson,
Mich; j. Gwyn Scanlan, Chicago;
Mrs Rosa King, j. w. Burdell,
Leadville; w. w. Townsend, H..
o. Schultz, Arthur Stansberry,
Ned 0. Walker. d. w. Page, Den
yer; G. L. Conger. j. Shucbraft,
Cripple Creek.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30
EGAN WILL BE DISMISSED.
Alger will Deliver Findings OF
the Court to the President.

Washington, Jan. 30.-As soon
as he returns from Boston, where
he is visiting his sick son, Secre-
tary Alger will deliver the findings
of the Egan courtmartial to the
president. This is practical an
nouncement that the result will be
dismissal from the army, as this is
the only case that is acted upon
by the president in a courtmartial.
General Egan appeared at his
Office this morning in civilian
clothes, but did not transact any
business.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30
..south Before the War"

1t would seem by the crowd at
Third avenue theatre box office at
all hours of the day, that every
man, woman and child in the city
had made plans to see the South
Before the War show, which is
holding the boards at that popular
house this week. y Too much
cannot be said of this great show
for it is Just what it claims to be
a perfect portrayal of typical slav-
cry days scenes and incidents, and
punctuated by excellent specialties
and made hilnriously funny by
clever comedians. The cake walk
which closes the entertainment, is
the "real thing Seattle Daily
Times, Oct. %, 1898.
This great play will be produced
at the opera house on Friday even
ing of this week.
~ L r. A
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30
EitgerreII,s Rent List

2 room frame on Fourth street.
2 room frame West Main street.
4 room frame Green street.
2 room frame at Cyanide.
2 room frame +. Seventh ST.
Business room Main ST.
6 room brick E. Fourth st.
2 room frame Fifth ST.
4 room frame Frazier Lane.
2 room frame E. Second ST.
2 room frame Ala baster Ave.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30
PREVENTS LEGISLATION.
Many riembers were Absent this
rlorning on Account of Storm.

Denver, Jan. 3o.-The legisla-
ture. as is usual on Monday, failed
to transact any important business.
There were many absentees, fact
due to the storm which kept the
members away, who went home
Saturday night to spend Sunday
with their families.
The clock stopped at7:2S. Chas.
Flicker is the winner. his guess
being within one minute of that
time. @. w. THOMAS.
If
J. j. FitzgerreH has plenty of
straight money to loan
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30

Money to loan on ranch proper
ty. See j. j. Fitzgerrell. l72tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30

A fiue selection of winter
goods just arrived. Suits from
SIS up, at Volken's.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.
ISon-in-Law of Chief Justice
Fuller in Limbo.

Chicago, Jan. 30-J. Matt Au-
brey, son-in-law of Chief Justice
Fuller, was arrested in Milwaukee
sthis morning for forging and ut
stering a bank check. Four years
Sago Aubrey eloped with Miss Full
Ter, daughter of the chief justice.
School has reopened at room IA,
Blunt block. Mathematics, book
keeping and languages taught
Glasses begin February l. Special
Spanish class.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30
Silver and Lead
Silver, 59s; lead, s4.05.

Dem wandeluden liebs paar
Soheint DER mond stets klar
Dem burst gen winkt vie cine soune
Der silver moon. o, welche wonene,
Poet Laureate.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30

The very finest. The ne plus
ultra. The creme de la creme.
That's HARPER whiskey in three
languages.
Sold by
BURLEY d kILLIAN,
Florence, Colo.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30
For fine job printing be sure to
call at the TRIBUNE office.
kokomo in Danger.

Kokomo, Jan. 30.-The terrible
blizzard continues today. Snow
slides are frequent, and the town
is in state of panic from fears of
the deadly avalanche. Provisions
are running low and famine is
threatened.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30

You can save money by having
yourselves repaired at the shoe shop
in Ferguson harness store. 99t6
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-30

Garden and faSm lands for rent
see j. J. Fitzgerrell. l2tf