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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-17
HOLCOMB CALHOUN.

The marriage of Mr.. Harmon +.
Holcomb and Miss Susie Calhoun
at the Methodist Church last even.
ing was one of the most brilliant
weddings ever sOlemnized in Pops
larville. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. W. B. Holcomb
in a most impressive manner be-
meath an arch of eyergreens and
flowers. The bride and groom we're
attended by the following couples:
Mr.. Karl Llndrose with Miss jess
sic Herrin, Mr.. Chester Shoema>
ker with MISS Callle Thornhill,
Mr.. r. L. Stevenson with Miss Coz
ra Rich, Mr.. Luther Holcomb with
Miss Mabel Scarborough, Mr..
George Calhoun with Miss Susie
Ratlff, Mr.. j. G. Shivers with Miss
Maggie Scott. The little flower
girls were, Ouida Strahan, Evelyn
Scott, Ina Fem and Mollie Hol-
comb.
The bride was beautifully govp-
ed in white satin trimmed with orr
ange blossoms and pearls, and cars
ried in Der hand boquet of white
roses and ferns, while beautiful
bridal veil bedecked With orange
blossoms fell in graceful folds over
her petiue form. presenting real
picture of love and happiness. The
groom was attired in the usual
black and seemed happily con-
scious of the prize he had won.
Immediately after the ceremony
at the church the bridal party, ac-
companied by the relatives and
number of invited guests, repaired
10 the home OF the brides mother,
MIS-. ~. OdiupUu, uttc IL ouup'
tuous repast was enjoyed and where
the bride and groom received
hearty congratulations from their
numerous friends, and a lot of nice
and valuable presents.
The Popiarville Brass Band fur
nished music which lent merriment
to the happy occasion.
The bride and groom are both
prominent young people OF Our
town and have numerous friends
who wish them much happiness.
They left ON the north bound train
for Jackson and other points on
bridal tour, after which they will
locate here where the groom is en-
gagged in the mercantile business.
The FREE PRESS tenders hearts
est congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Holcomb, aud wishes for them a
life OF unalloyed happiness.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-17

1t was our pleasure to meet that
excellent gentleman, Hon. j. f.
Thames, of Simpson county, while
here last Saturday. MIR. Thames
was here ir the interest of Hon, A.
W. Dent, who is Simpson countys
candidate for the State Senate, ana
delivered an eloquent speech III De
half of Mr.. DENTS candidacy de
made most favorable impression
on our people and could have easl-
ly secured the vote for himself mad
he been a candidate for the posi-
ton. Mr.. Thames is circuit clerk
of his county and deservedly popu-
lar.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. L. N.
Strahan last Tuesday night, two oa'
by girls. Que only lived few
hours, while the other one and the
mother are doing well. Congratu-
lations and sympathy are extended
at the same time.
Fortify the body to resist maia-
rial germs by putting the system
in perfect order. Prickly Ash Bit
ters ia a wonderful system regulator.
Sold by Wilkinson, Rawis d 20.
Mr.. A. G. Brown, OF ,HattIes'
burg, is visiting his son.in,law, MT.
ii. c. Bullock, this week.
Mrs. Fred Horne and little MISS
Pansy Horne, of Lacy, were Tue
Quests of Mrs. III. q. Wright last
Sunday.
Rev. w. w. Mitchell conducted
services at the Baptist Church ias'
Sunday.
| Miss Birdie Marion was VISITOR
10 Orviaburg Tuesday.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-17
j. M. Gam.

A thoroughbred Poland
China pig for sale cheap.
Apply at this office.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-17

FOR SALE--New five-room
residence in the town of Poplaryille
cheap. Apply to
j. w, FORD
Poplarville, Miss
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-17

wilkinson, Rawles II Go. are
always headquarters for feed stnffs,
at lowest prices.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-17
TOWN AND COUNTY

n. o. a N. Il TIME BILE.
The followiog schedule went in
10 effect Sunday, July 2, 1899:
No. / southbound due G:2l a. IN.
No. 8 south bound due G:35 Z. m,
No. 2 rtbbound due 9:42 y. m.
No. A northbound due 9:44 a. m
Mail trains are Nos. 8 and 4.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-17

FOR SALE -Four dwelling
houses and several vacant lots
located in Poplarville, Apply 10
N. BAToON
roplarvIlie, Miss
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-17
AT COST.

We want to make for fall goods, and everything
has been marked way down.
We have big lot of furniture such Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Rocking Chairs Springs Baby Carriages,
which you buy cheaper than before We also have
big line of Clothing Shirts. Hats, Shoes Underwear, etc,
and the price has been about half in
We will make especially low prices on Ladies Lowqaar-
ter Shirt Waists. We a few Of Orgaude
lawns Mulis, which going tor We haven't
just down few articles but everything goes m and
freight.
don't wait until everything is picked oyer, out
We have few little boys pants Is cents which
worth 25c Also nice suits for ltle boys which
go at BED ROCK
Call around aud price goods how you
money.
We have q full line Canned Goods, Groceries, Crock
cry ware Feedstufs, Saddles, Brides Harness. etc. and
remember everything goes for the few weeks at
Yours truly
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-23
Sas SeriGtpinoea oer i~tnterr9ec.

Wie aus 9uris seI9rieben pi-b, bat
Mabame la Mobe iebt enbli9 Die Ibs
idaffung Der Supons. gu beuti9 =
Interr0de, betretirt. So lit abIolut
tein plab mebr fir bieIe bisber 10
pi6tigen 9eItanbtbeile Der peibli9en
Soilette pprbanbeu, bsnn Der einem
Sutteral Gbnli9 T9 I'm bic 9iften
fdmiegenbe 8leiberrod fDnnte am
Gnbe elm iiberflifiees Sdlt9en psrz
fen unb bas BARI auf teinen 6aI ges
bulbet fperben. 4lfo fort nit benz
lin - pardon, Supons! so beiBt
bon jsbt ab bic puroIe fir jeoe eles
gante MobeT6Dne. Np9 Dor nenigen
Do9en btlbeten bic rauf9enben pa
riier &Ode aus iptbenbeIebter, ~ftdrrer
Seibs cine Quelle bes @ntsiidens fir
iebes empfdneli9e 6rauenbera. @ine
pirtli9 tonungebenbe MooeOdmc
mubte gu ieber Rpbe einen beIonberen
Seioenjupon baben, unb mandes bies
fer 8leibun9sitiide mar 70 umfungz
reid unb nit 10 pielsn Salten uno
3rauIen beIebt, ipie CUR @lanaperiooe
u~nIerer @roBmiitter. Die GoItiimrOds
%tpnnten cine 3eit lang gar ni9t bod
senug gebpben iperben, um bic prG6s
tigen &unitfpsrte, bic fi9 barunter be-
fanben, our 9eniige bepunbsrn au lafs
fen. Mit sinem einaisen Riden ibres
fapriSiOien 30pfdsns bat SameNobe
ale bieie .Serrli@teiten fir bic nd6ite
3ufunft aus benz 9arberobei9rant Der
eleeanten YarieIisnne perbdnnt. @s
CAB feline ALTERNATIVE - Der @rpbus
Der Supons mubte Beginner. Darme,
polene Sritotpluberboien, bic fultens
los UNI bic Siiften anliesen. baden be-
reits bic SteIe Der untertleiber einsez
nommen unb ertpeifen ii9 als febr
prattiid. @eri9iebene faibipnable
Mobiitinnen peieern iid entIdieben.
cine Robe auf unterr0den ansupdIen
unb ba bic bolbe @eibli6teit biibI6
unb Imart setleibst iein min, bleibt ibr
nidts Inberes iibrtg, ala gu tapitulis
rem. Was uniere 9robmiitter IcIigeu
Gnbentens ippbl fasen piiroen, penn
ie cine iolbe unterrodloIe 8rigaes in
einen Salon ipaSieren ieben t0nnten.
poGen mir bier nidt ndber er0rtern.
Sebenfaus biirfte mande Der auttn
9umsn BEL einem bsrartisen 9lnblid in
Obnmadt fallen. Wer bate nidt bas
bon sebOrt, bab es Dor piersig pbcr
fiinf3is Sabren als elm poitulut bss
euten Sons bstrddtet purbe, minoes
items elm babies 9ubenb seitsiftsr uno
setonter llnterrOde 81 ben fabsl6aft
ipeiten Moufslinez unb SsiOsntleiOeri
gu trdeen2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-23

IpTgteit unb Robbeit. r0ie @rme!4
Tasts Der Rrante nadbeutli9 gu fid.
Damn bDrte er, pie in Ginger @nt'
f:rnung Der Wann iagte:
.Ilfo, bas lit Dein 8linbsr2 Sd
peib nidt. trus 9u an ibm finbeIt."
sd finbe an ibm, baB er unsludli9
it," %anttpprtete iie. .4uberOsm erins
merit er mid an einen iungen Mann,
Der BEL uns 9auSlebrer mar"
~9ielsi6t lift sr Is ielbit. Oh tunnIt
i'm ia frasen."
nNein," iagte fie, der 1T i'm Canal
ertrunten. @eraoc am Sage als mir
uils perlobten. Sd babe es in Der 3si=
tun9 e~sIeien. Sc sine uns iebr nube."
Der 8linbe erpudte aus feiner
Srdumerei. Gr bor9t aufmertIum.
Srippelnbs S6ritte tomrlen iiber ben
Subrodmm. 9as ltnc ~ibre" Gdritte.
Hein. iis iinb gu tIein. gu buitig. ~Sis"
gebt lunsiumer, rubieer. @in:n AIs
senblid ipdtsr bDrt er unmittelbar nes
ben fif cine feline unb bod bo9it aus
brudspoQe &inoeritimme.
Sinh sic Der blinDe Mann, ben
DIANA INNER 9onnerita9s bciuG!
BATE"
p9er bin id. mein 9inb."
vSa!" fagts bic &Ieine, inbem tie Elm
@elOitiid l. feline seI4lofene !Sanb gu
Iteden peyu9te.
,Sante. Barum tommt Mamo
beute ni9t fslbit, mein liebes &tnb?"
rMama lift tObt." antpOrtete einc
auff9lu9senbs Stimme.
nSpbt!" ftammelte Der 8linbe, i'm
benz er pie BON S3le9e seriibrt bin'
teniiberIant.
nDie snGbiee Srau lift Oorseitern be-
graben." iaete bic 8egleiterin bes &in'
bes. nSie bat nod tura Dor ibrem
sObe ben 4uftrds seseben, bab Mara
tba ale Donneritas bierbersefubrt
pirb."
.Sobt!" tpieberbolte Der 8rante mil
teiier, miiber Stimme. Damn ri9tetC
er ii9 miibiam auf, griff nit Sittern'
ben Singern rad ben Weioenspeiger
unb preBte iie in bic 9anb bes &inbes.
.9itts! 4uf Mamas 9rab! 8itte!"
3psi sroBe, i9iIernbeS brdnen roll:
ten untsr ieinen seT9lOienen 2iperr
9erpor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-23
WerfmIrotg.

Der @roB6auer Stefens bate in Tei<
mem 9arten einen ipunbsridDnen Sol>
leritrau9. gu fsinem 4erser lab er
aber, bab iebe Na9t bic allerf9onften
8liitben seitoblen purben. 4ber nod
mebr 4erser beruria6te bas @ers
fdpinben Der SoIerbliitben feinem
8uben, benz feiden SrunSl. nWann
i ben Rauber batpii9, I f9la9' ibu
niebsr!" 9ieIen @usfprud pisbsrs
bolte Sransl pobl Sag fir Sag elm
9uBenbmal.
Gines I9Dnsn abenbs, als bersitS
uGIes idIief. fdlid SrdnsI in ben
@drten. nWart' Serf' beut paf' /
auf!"
gr ftanb mod LANCE auf Der 2auer,
ba pernabm er plObli9 i'm ansrenSens
ben Hd9barsgdrten Elm @erGuId unb
fab aud fdon cine 9eituIt iiber ben
3aun beriiberfteisen. 6rausl md9t.
fid ip~runsbereit; bic @eitdlt buidte
borbei. n9errsOtt, bas 1T ia Ra9s
bars Marie!" 5ransl fiblts iOfort ale
Dutb ssssn ben Soaerbieb tpeidsn,
benin Marie ma ia iein bsimliG ges
lisbtss SsrsbfGtt9en. aber pIObli9
leudtsten feline @ussn auf. SIN Gu
itanb er neben Marie, bic ni9t fpenis
erf9rat, umfabte iie, briidte einen BERG
baften Sub auf bas rotbe Miinb9eH
unb iprdd: $50. Ou bats, 9Olerois>
bin; merit 0ir's, 70 oft pis | Did
bapif9, sebt's Dir 10 pie beut'!!"
Wte bic SADIE p.itsr a~bsslaufen 1T,
peib i9 nidt; als absr mad u9t 9d>
gen Der @robbauer spr ieinem SoIers
fraud itunb, fdiittelte er sebantenpoa
fein Saupt unb murmelte: nSte 8liis
then buben's ole s'itObl'n, ieBt itebrn's
aud nod bic SlGttsr; bas 1T bod
mertpiirbig."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-23
Sic etideret Der @or,eiz.

Bsit, roeit ina srdue @ltertbum
binein mub man ben Bid riidp'' tts
ipenben, UNI lie @eI9i9te Der 10 Bile
den GRANDDAUGHTER unb fpe5iel Der
Stidereien iiberieben unb %pirbigert
gu fDnnen. Don ben Malersier, msl9e
bic @aien Der alien Ggppter unb Ihps
rer f9miidten, fam nan auf bic
Stidereien i9lieBen, pelae bic 8leiber
in bieiem3eitabi4nitte s~ierten. Somer
erSdblt, baB bic tlufiifde SdDnbelt
9eIena cine iebr seiibte Stiderin mar,
unb 4nbroma9e, bic @emablin Setz
tors. Stidarbeiten I'm @eI9made ibrer
3eit anfertiste. Qu9 bic Suben baben,
ipie es i'm 8u6e @oOus betbt, pel6es
betanntli6 ben @usSug Der Suben aus
@gppten f9ilbert, BEL ben Ggpptern
bic 9unit seIernt, i1rs Sleioer nit
Sttdereien gu per3iersn, unb an elmer
anberen Stele Der 8ibel pirb Der
prd9tigen Stidersisn Grpdbnuus gee
than, mel4e iiibiide Grauen anfertig=
len. DAB ben 9rie9innen unb R0z
merinnen biefe Sunbarbeiten ni6t unz
betannt iparen, befpeiien piele SteQen
bel Spib, Plinius unb anberenS 6rtfta
iteIlern, tpel9e genuuc 9ei4reibungen
bon ben &uaFnss,en Der Stiderei
oeben. Die Stiderei bes Mittelalters
fam stpa INN bas Sabr 700 auf.
sic biente fab ausi4liebIid gu tirda
liden unb reli9iOien 3Deden, gum
Sdmud Der prieiterselpGnber unb
Iltarbeden. 8ielfa9 paren ss baber
aud M0n9e, pel6e bieIe Samuds
itiide fabricirtsn. @ornsbms Srauen
besaben fid in bic 8loiter; UNI BON ben
MOn6en Die Stidereien gu erlernen.
Man febte einen septFen Stol5 barin,
INNER neue Muiter unb Ipplicationen
au eriinnen. 90 gait bic 9emablin
aurls Oes 9roben fir cine febr seiibte
Stiderin, unb in ipGterer 3eit erlangte
Mdrgarete bon Haparrd, bic @roBs
mutter Seinri9s ". cine srpbe 8es
riibmtbeit in Der 3uIdmmenItsllung
neuer unb reiSboler 0efiins. Die
Sroubabore feierten in ibren vchant
sons" ben Slang unb bic pra9t Der
Stidereien, tpel9e bic 6rauen BET
Sourniersn unb 5sitlidteiten CUR
S9au trusen. lin bieien 4rbeiten
bas 9eprGge berS risinaIitdt gu geben,
fertigte maj bic Stidereien ni9t muir
in Seibe, Sob unb Silber an, ionbern
bebiente ii9 baau Der eisenen Saure.
Sn benz 2iebe zines Groubabours ipirb
zines 8Dntss @~rpGbnuns setbuu, tpelz
der feiner Iuserpdblten einen Mantel
iiberrei6te, Der nit Sttdereisn berz
brGmt mar, bic ii9 aus ben Bartbaaz
rem bon neun prin5en suiammenieBs
ten. ipelde Der &0nis in Der S9la9t
beiiest unb set0btet bate. SIN 10.
Sabrbunbert, Der farbenprG4tigen
periobe bes romdntif9en &ittertbums,
CAB es faum Elm S9lob ober S4lOBz
den, auf benz ni9t bic S9lobberrin
nit ibren S69tern funitpolle 9ebilbe
tpebten unb fttdten. Der Sdrnii9 Der
Sitter. bas 3aumz unb Sdttel5eug
unb bic Waffen sierten bieie iinnisen
3ei9en bon Grauenbulb unb Srauena
CUNT. Mmdbli9 aber eerietb bic
Sunit in @erfau, unb Der b%reibigidbs
rige &rieg aerriB nit e%iferner Saut
bic proben peibli9er 9eididli4teit
unb &unffertisteit. @ber bic &unit
Ietbt mar in ben Stiirmen unb
S9la6tsn bes unIeligen Srieses ni4t
untersesuneen, treue Siinserinnen bats
ten lie bepabrt unb sepflest unb per>
erbten iie tpeiter an ibre Hu9tommen.
SEPT bat bic Stidsrei in Sanb> unb
MdI9inenarbeit etnen neuen 4ufs
l9pung genpmmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-23
ttnperboHtes CLIFF.

5err S6mibt: ga nu, MsiIter
piefte, sic Teben ia 10 truuris aus2
Das ma9t bic GamiIie, pieoer 'pas
Su ertparten9
S9uIter piejte: Q9 Soft, Ssrr
Sdmibt, n 0ubenb balm mir ia
f9on, unn uff Gems mebr tommt ct mid
an. Wenn's man bios mid bet
breisebnte mar! Oct ia bod ne beeit
3abl! pdHen &c uff, ct isbt fdief nit
bet breiSebnte!
Wier5ebn Sage Ipater.)
Serr S9miOt: Ra. sic Itrublen ia
iiber's gauge @siidt. MeiIter ptefte9
S9uiter 9iefte: Sra, bel BEN SID
fol- id oo9 mid fttoblen? Dcntcn Sc,
uiu bic brei5ebn bub'n mir uns iliidliA
rumiemoselt. = ct finn 3piuinsc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-23

-grtannt. Srdu o.: pS9re
Superintendent, bic Sruu 0irettorin,
f6eint cine f~parmberSige Rutur gu iein,
tpenisitens fdst iie nur Suites iiber bic
Sdmen ibres @ertebrstrsiIes!" 6rau
g.: rSn. ia! 0as fdeint 10! Die
TIT nGmli4, unter uns geiaet. bon ieber
cine Meiiterin in Der 8eriteaunss>
tunft!"
-aba! Stipp: nMit Der Gbrs
li9teit tommt man bod INNER am
ipsiteiten." SIipp: n@loubf DUE
Bober peibt 0u beun bas9" Stipp:
rDeil i'd IS f4on auf beibel Dsssn
psriu4ts."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-23

-@orberG E EN- Barum ipilit
9u bic Sdn5erin Grnd b~eiratbsn2"
nMeil i9 fie liebe!" SO! Dies 1T
cine GntiduIOisung = aber tein
@runb!"
= Robel. 9raf (su tinsm ur'
berI9Gmten 8ittiteIer): sd bdb's
iebt Idtt, Bort bat Der = Mraitstt bas
God ssIaftn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-23

= 3uSaue {. Dame: ~Sagen
Sic nal, Serr g., ma iiebt sic nirs
genbs, fpeber i'm Sbsater nod i'm Cons
cert. 9ebsn sic bsnn nirsenbs bin2"
Orr: Rein. i9 brdu6e gu 3aufe
Bios nal mtins @Its gu drsern, bdnn
babe i'd bas fdOnfte Sbsatsr unb Gprp
cert unb basu nod aIIss gratis"
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-28
he Through Pullman Service to
st. Louis.

On june 10Th the Great Rock
Island route inaugurated through
Pullman Sleeper from Denver to
St. Louis via tbs Missouri Pacific
railway from Kansas City The
car will leave Denver daily at 2:35
D. m. on the Colorado Flyer" ar
irving in St. Louis 6:lo p. m. the
next day One hour and forty
minutes faster than any other thro'
car line. Excellent connections
from Pueblo and Colorado Springs.
The cars are broad vestibuled, of
the latest pattern aud most lux
urious type Advantages in pat
ronizing this service will be: The
quickest time to ST. Louis. no
change of cars. absolute comfort
The best dining car service in the
world. For full information write
W. H. Firth. Gen. Agt. Denver.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-28

The TRIBUNE has just received
limited number of the Colorado
Hand Book, an encyclopedia treat
ise on Colorado towns, scenery, in
dustrial resources, etc. in which
Florence receives favorable men
ton. told in conservative manner.
These books will be distributed
among our subscribers absolutely
free. Three months subscription,
81 30. in advance, will entitle you
to one of these valuable hand
books.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-28
One Night TO St. Louis.

Only one night on the road,
Denver to s.. Louis. if you take
the. st. Louis Special, the Bur
Iingtons' new and splendidly
equipped Denver-St. Louis flyer
Leaves Denver l. 40 p. N.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-28

"THosE of us who are bimetal-
lists believe that, great as is our
prosperity, it would still be en-
hanc9d and made more permanent
if silver were restored rs metal
upon some fair parity with
gold. But because we are not able
to secure this result, which we
trust will be eventually brought
about, it is worse than idle to pre-
tend that there is no real prosper
ity in the land. 1t is here, in Col
orado, and it will grow and in
crease, and, as good citizens, |
venture to suggest that we would
be wiser. and in the end happier,
if we went half way to meet it and
devoted ourselves to courageous
and hearty attempt to further it
than spend our time in croaking
or sulking because an economic
policy we favor does not meet the
approval of majority of our fell
low citizens, These are hopeful
times, and if we in Colorado will
drop our bitterness of feeling and
join in the procession we will have
our full share of prosperity and
happiness meted out to us,"-Sen-
ator Z. O, Wolcott, in an interview.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-28
AID THE FREE TRAIN FUND

At the Presbyterian church
this evening, Capt. Richard
Keene will deliver an illustrated
lecture on the Cuban and Philip
pine wars. The stereopticon views
are vivid and faithfully portray
the scenes which have stirred the
hearts of Americans and brought
proud Spain to her knees. Capt.
Keene. the lecturer, may be easily
picked out in NUM- ber of the' o
views. The lecture has been given
in many places and has received
the highest endorsement from G..
A. r. Posts. The entertainment
is given here with two-fold OBJ
ject-that Of giving some assist
ance to the Free Train Fund for
bringing the Colorado volunteers
home from San Francisco, and to
REIN burse the lecturer. The pro-
ceeds are to be divided so that
the lecturer shall receive one-third
of the proceeds. Tickets are on sale
at bookstore newsstand; admission
% and 35 cents; reserved seats 30
cents.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-28
NitNI.

.mousEcLE,NING AND BOoTBLAcKING.
I OOk OUT john Baptist in town. All kinds
IA of Huusecleaning and Janitnr work. Ladies
md gents boot and shoe dressing parlor. Also
,nnssagc treatment Up to date Enquire at
Nnisei's barber shop Iohu Baptist iist24
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-28

THE Midsummer Mining and
Industrial edition of the Colorado
Springs Telegraph is one of the
richest. fullest and most attractive
special editions that have reached
our exchange table this year 1t
is credit to Colorado Springs,
the Cripple Greek district and to
the state.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-08-28
Church Services and Religious meetings
In Tlorenee


First Baptist Church,
REV. ROBERT d. GRAHAM.
Sunday School, 10 a. M: preaching II is and
80 in Union Hall.
st. Benedict's Roman Catholic Church.
FATHER EDMUND, o. S. B., Pastor.
Sunday services, first and third Sundays in efch
month high mass and sermon, 10 a. M: IN
day School at p. M. vespers and bepe ic'
tion of the blessed sacrament at 80 p. m
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Every Sunday at the Rogers building, lain
Street: Sunday morning service 10:45i even
ing at :45; Sunday School IL AS; Inquiry
meeting every Wednesday evening at 40
Dispensary open Saturday from to p. m.
First Presbyterian Church.
Rev. c. A. BERGER.
Sunday School, 10 a. M. Service and Sermons
II a. M; Junior Endeavor, p. m.; Y. p. S.C.E
E., 80 p. M; Evening service, 7 80 p. M;
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at
Z 80
Methodist Episcopal Church,
REV. A. L. CHASE.
Cor. Second st. and Petroleum Ave. Parsonage
next door to the church.
Sunday School, 10 a. m. Morning Service, II 9.
m. Glass meeting, 12 M; Juuior League, s@
p. m. Senior League, p. M. Evening Service
SPIN; Prayermeeting every Wednesday even
ing 30
Members of all denominations of no deuon
ination will be sincerely welcome at all OF ON
churches.
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Mr.. Townsend. inspector OF schools.
is making an official trip to the Island
of Molokai.
Capt Ahlborn. manager OF Lahaina
plantation, with his family. will leave
in April for a "trip to Europe.
The work of excavating for the base
ment of the new Steiner building on
Hotel street is nearly finished.
= Miss Clara Lowrie has been visiting
her friend Miss Hazel Jennings, OF
f4Iwa Mr. w. J. Lowrie went down TO
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