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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18

Among these are Satin Liberty, in check
and twO-tonod effects; Solid-Co.ored'
Handmade India; Corded ana CAe'k
Wash silks: Liberty GauZe, ~ pe1I-
tful new shadings; Figurcd SIX NOUS
seline &c Social 20 for Pic yard.
3D. -. AND Csc SILKS FOR 32c. lARD:
Black Brocade TaIctas, every thread
pure silk. II different styles and colols,
in pure six Ta.fetas, Two-Ioned
Rustling Tanetas; U-inch Black Hanu-
Woven India; Blue ana White J Wlit Sd
Fouards: Black satin duchess, "
inches wide; all coiors IN Japanese
six. including White, the MashaD e
kind. lots Of others-any Ior SIC, an ,,t
CO. Is. AND sec. SILKS FOR Use. YARD.
\ few specials in this lot are - d TX
Duchess Satin. ~ inches VIDE nleh'
mstrous quality; Extra Heavy liu-
minated Tafetas. in plain ana fancy
effects: B-inch co Ored Dr2p"rY Ntts'
IMstreless Mourning Armurc, hiSh
cOlors i'm Pure SILK Duchess satin;
Gros-Gra'n BrocaGcs in beautiful new
enects: Colored MOusseline de Sole;
Liberty Gauze and Chitons; Nn'te
Satin Duchess, warranted pure SIX
choice of any FOR 3Sc. YARD.
9gc 81. AND S1.19 SILK FOR CSC
YARD -ij-inch Black SIX Hermann.
with sma embroidered figures; SOFT
Jrstrous. LyOns-Dye Black PeaI de
Sole. Black Gros-Grain Brocades, in
beautiful STYLES; Corded Taffetas, IN
an new colorings: Crepe dc Chine. IN
Cream. White and Black. with small
embroidered figures: India F0uard
Novelties &c. for CSC. yard.
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The rarest blooms OF
this seasons Wash Fa-
briCs.

The ones that manufacturers have felt
elated over; wonderful styles and coior
printing; not a single last seasons de-
sign; all these at half aud third less
than the prices have been
Fast-Black Lace-Striped Muslin, that
COST lG 2-3c for CSC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Full Size Bleached Pill
low Cases for &c.

9oxs0 Extra Heavy Grade Bleached
sheets for 4Jc.
2x2iL-yard Bleached Sheets for 2sc.-the
s0c once.
handkerchief Border Pilow-Cases, ex-
ira large size, for s i-Sc.
e-yard-iong Bolster-cases. good grade
cotton. for &c.
<sxSe-inch Hemstitched Pillow-cases
for 81.
FROM . TO $50 O'CLOCK
S,,il-size Pill0wsscasss wei made, for
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Ladies' Neatly Braided
Flannel and Mohair Bath
ing Suits for $2.75.

Stylshly Braided Nayy-Blue and Black
Mohair Bathing Suits excellent quail
". for 1915; A.so Children's Bathing
Suits at N.75.
ANY LADY'S TAILOR DRESS IN
THE DEPARTMENT., AND THERE
ARE HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE
FROM. CAN BE BOUGHT AT FIFTY
CENTS on THE DOLLAR.
Ladies' Cloth Suits. with silk-lined jack
cts suitable for travelling, were IS
and SIC. for s..
Black and Colored Tailor Suits, OF i'm
ported Venetian 9th, in Elton or
fy-front jacket effects, FOR N50-wero
sl5
Strictly Man-Tailored Suits, OF import
ed Venetians, silk lined throughout.
for az. 5Q~wege up TO $50.
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SSC. SUMMER COrSetS,
made of imported Swiss
MEETINGS, for Csc.

Ladies' G. D. Chicago Waists. with
clasp front for 81; Young Ladies' for
15c
boned with sliding and detachable
watch-spring steels, long waist, silk
Tossed and silk Hamburg trimmed, Tor
e.
Several STYLES Of our $50 and $1.75 Cor
sets. special for Monday. 81.
75C Warmers COrsets for SOC.
Long Waist Corsets. fine coutille, bOned
bust silk Hamburg trimmed, White
or Drab. for Zoe, instead of 81.
REGULAR CSC COTsets for ACE.
Long Waist Summer Corsets, usual 4Jc.
Kind for n3c.
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SO dozen Ladies' Linen
COlOred Crash Skirts for

i5Cs
Ladies' White an2 Colored Trimmed
skirts. latest cut, for 69c-usuall5'
Sl.Je.
New cut White Duck skirts, extra ful.
for &C.
White Tucked Pique Skirts for 6Sc.--or-
dinarily 81 30.
SIS for Handsome Heavy Welt Inser~
ton Trimmed skirts. always $3.50.
50 Linen Trimmed New Flare Skirts for
Sl.69.
Al-Linen Or-Sntched skirts for 81. 10.
Cluster Corded Linen Crash Skirts for
SL29
Misses White and Navy-Blue Trimmed
skirts. button back for sos.
Misses White and COiOred Insertion
Trimmed PiQue Skirts for 75c., instead
OF s.25
Ladies Summer Skirts, OF rich dark
plafd fabric for lie
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A Stormy Day in White Goods,

and the price cutting by Cohens Will help you 10
more than dollars worth for fifty cents More
money losing in this department to some one tnan
can be reckOned on your fingers
Thousands of yards of just what you want
There'll be more establishment than this house has
ever created before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18

SKIRTS At 25c.-Of good muslin, full
sizes. deep cambria flOunCe and tucKS
above; worth soc.
SKIRTS AT I9c.-Of muslin, with wide
cambria rufie; usually S5c.
At 6OC.-
q dozen Ladies' Muslin Skirts, deep
umbrella flounce, trimmed in wide en-
broidery; the best 81 value.
SKIRTS AT 0Sc About is dozen OF
tbe most beautiful Embroidered and
Lace-Trimmed Skirts; cheap at $l.JO
At 25C.-
Muslin Drawers, with wide rufle Of
embroidery.
Extra-Size Muslin Drawers, 29c. pair
Extra-Size Muslin Gowns, made very
full. &C.
Cambria Umbrella Drawers, rows hem
stitching. SOC. pair.
Infants Cambria Slips, lace-trimmed
yoke, neck, and sleeves, 21c.
Soft. Fine Nansook Slips. baby edge on
neck and sleeves, 39c.
Bows Night Robes, collar. cuffs. front
and pocket trimmed in beading. 49c.
Children's Fine Nainsook Dresses, yoke
Of insertion and tucks, embroidery IN
sertion in skirt worth H.2o, our price
19c.
Pretty Little Cambria Dresses 4 rows
narrow embroidery, Insertion, and
tucks form yoke 4Sc
Chidren's Muslin Drawers. deep hem
and tucks above sizes !, ?, and 3, &c.
pair.
Chndren's Drawers. sizes !, ., and o.
Y 1-2c. pair.
Ready Made Bingham Aprons. &c. each.
FROM $3.50 TO 10 O'CLOCK
Embroidery Trimmed Muslin Under
skirts, draw-string bands, 2oc.
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Embroideries and LaCeS

that cost the owners in many instances
more than double our asking to-day. y
great many lots To be closed out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
India Lawn Dressing
SaCQueS,

neatly trimmed with co'ored boaalhss'
for 50c.-cOst Sl.23.
ColOred Lawn striped il'"S'"s
Sacqucs for C9c. ,-.,.,.
deliberately Trimmed Ladies " ll'e
India Lawn Dressing Sacques. sc
u-nallN $50.
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Ladies' soc. Percale
Shirt Waists, full laun-
dered, special 25C.

$50 White India Linon Shirt-Waists
CSC.
69c White India Linon Waists for BIC.
SSc. White HiQue Waists for 5Oc.
Colored Imported Madras and Organize
Waists. that cost UP 10 S2.'0-aay iOT
$3.50. .,.,,
Beautiful Embroidery Trimmed White
India Linon Waists for So.
25c. Wash Percale Waists, yoke Dack'
I'll
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At S8c.-
Ladies Muslin Gowns. in six pretty
styles, Empire Or high neck; none
worth less than 81.
At 7Oc.-
1e dozen Ladies' Cambria Gowns, ana
skirts: not a garment TO be dupl-
Gated for less than $lzo.
At OSC.-
A. dozen Finest Cambria Gowns, trim
med in the daintiest emDiolueIles ,
garments In this lot worth =, Ill!
for CSC.
At 3OC.-
Gowns. V or high neck 4 rows en-
broidery in yoke and hne tuckS. SKi ao
with cXtra-wide spanish iouhce' ''c'
for either.
At &C.
Corset Covers in all Sizes low neck
At 2OC--
Ladies' Fine Cambria Drawers, TRIM
med frill Of Nalenc,ehhes, iaDe &C. VI o, ~
muslin with umbrella ruihe oil en-
broidery, cost up to SOC, any for 29c'
At I24C.-
Zine Cambria Corset Covers, extra-long
waist and square neck particularly
well made.
At $I.25-
Fine Soft Nainsool Gowns, Drawers,
and Skirt-Chemise; delightful sum
C6 n}s TSt coVERs AT 25c.-Many pref
ty styles, tight fitting or fun fronts.
CORSET COVERS AT 50c.-ElahoI ate-
ly-trimmed fronts and backs OF lace
or embroidery.
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Stylish Roman Striped
Madras Curtains, in ali
COiOrs, washable, for sum
mer draperies, SI,75 pair,
cost $3.50 TO import.

Lace Curtains. full length. in Noting
ham. Tor 33c. pair; Toe. kind.
Nottingham Lace Curtains for Coo. pair,
nicely bound; cost $25
81 for j Stylish Fish-Net Lace Curtain,
that sold fer 50.
Good imitation Of Point de Paree Lace
Curtains for $40; regular price s..
Dainty Silk-StIped Madras Curtains,
nice assortment to select from, for
1915 pair.
Fancy Snkolnes for Q 1-2c.; 70 PC kind
Fine Curtain swiss, zoe. quality, for
20 ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18

French Porcelain Deco
rated Cups and Saucers,
were SI.25 4 dozen, for
sc. Il pair.
Real Carlsbad-China Breakfast Piates'
Importers Samples Of Fine CHINA cups Fps
and Saucers, that cost QUO 10 - i0'
l9c pair III. Mouth
French Berry or SALAD bo"is'
25c for &c. each.
HAVILAND WHITE CHINA foh hN"'
MARKED PRICES.
81 Haviland Plates. Sl.J0 a dozen; 81
Cups and Saucers, s. a dozen.
Stoneware Butter Jars, any SIZE &C.
gallon
%. Teapot Tiles. 10c.
Decorated Sugar and Cream sets, were
up to Toe, Tor 25c. each
$50 Decorated China Cuspadores Tor
white Porcelain Chambers. 15c.
Decorated China Butter Dishes, 2oc'
$3.50 China Fern Dishes for use "a
Limoges China Ice-Water Pitchers, SOC,
instead of SL25.
FROM 20 10 O'CLOCK
Japanese Tea-Cups and Saucers' &c.
FROM il TO p O'CLOCK
15c Steak Dishes. &c. each.
Beautiful Austrian
China Dinner Sets, COM
tanning 100 pieces, always
sold for $40, special
$3.50.
LaBeHe China iG0-piece Dinner Sets. eX-
act copy of HaYiland decorations, SlZ'5S
complete.
Dinner Sets at s. ever shown in Amer
lea. 49,
Haviland- China Sets, containing ~
pieces, border or floral decorations
regular $40 quality. for $25.
$50 Haviland Sets for SIS
Sl25 Havil3nd Sets, $50
Sl5 FlOU-Blue Dinner Sets for El5O
English Tea SETS, a pieces. Si4S com
piets. ....,... re
81 Hqylaud Tea Sets, containing 90
pieces. for $3.50. Nv,
Finest French China Cold Band Iea
Sets. gold warranted not 10 WASH oiA'
usually SD. for fb.SS.
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SG-nch Henrietta. best 3Jc. grade, Tor
1Jc. per yard.
pinch Reversible FlOrentine Mohalr'
plain and fancy effects, usual t9c-
quality, 49c. per yard.
Newest Frerch Crepons. in blistered.
tufted. and striped designs. ~ iHches
wide cost sl.75 to import, reduced' 10
99c. per yard.
35c. Wide. Doublefold Clay Diagonal
perfect Black. PIC. per yard.
Handsome impOrtatiOns. exclusive stV.es
Of Satin-Ribboned, Hemsutched Nom
Crushable Hermann. cost upwards OF
$3.50 per yard; our price, Sl.sS per yard
3S-inch Corinth CropOnnette, in rough
weaves and fancy designs, cost 1sc,
for l9c per yard.
50-inch French Iron Grenadines. JAG
guards, and Imperial Serges, soc. per
yard.
Woollen Batiste, 1Oc. per yard.
5S-inCh ATWOOD Pure CameFs-Halr
CheviOt. never sold for less than $l.l9
per yard to-day 7jc per yard.
Mil Ends of Handsome Black Dress
Fabrics from 3 to 7-yGrd lengths, very
fine. high-class fabrics. at one third
the actual manufacturer cost.
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HAN YYECH M u 5 TIT UEsISE wv Gal SaaeSg
and not for this seasons Iaggards, but the most
wanted and most worthy stuifs The blame may DC
attributed to an Over-stOCked New York rnanuiac-
turer. The loss to be made by order of the firm
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Ladies' best IOC. Bleach
ed Ribbed Vests, tape
neck and arms, special sc.
each.

Pink and Blue or Pure = hite Swiss
Ribbed Isle Vests, - and Zoe. ones,
for ~ lie.
35c Lisle-Thread Vests, silk trimmed,
lie.
12l-2c. Bleached Ribbed Vests, &c.
Children's and Misses Ribbed vests,
crochet neck and arms, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Mems 2S=inch English
Gloria Umbrellas, with
natural handles, 2OC.

SIX Twilled Garcia Umbrellas. steel
rod. fancy imported handles, worth
81. special 81 each
Steel Rod English Gloria Umbrellas
for ladies OF men, &c.
$50 SILK Taffcta Umbrellas. with hand
some imported handles, $3.50.
Fine Black SILK Taneta Umbrellas for
Sl.23. instead Of 500.
Navy Blue Tieht-Rolling Umbrellas
Dresden handles. 79c
Fancy silk Parasols, yelling trimmed
Black and White. Gray and others
$3.50 ones. for g..
Childrens Parasois J0c for CSC. ones;
7jc. for the Sl.25 ana $L5O kind.
FROM $50 TO 10 O'CLOCK
Ladies' 26-inch Gloria Umbrellas, good
stout frames and natural handles. l9c.
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Silk Hemstitched Her.
mamie Mourning Wells,
cost SS.75 to import, for
SIS each.

FROM $50 TO 1920 O'CLOCK
Fine Black Satin Figured Vicuna cloth,
cost G9c. 10 import. for 2jc a yard.
FROM ll:3O TO - O'CLOCK
Russia Corded Fedora Cloth. that 1st
2lc. 10 manufacture, good Black, aud
snlondid w.~1rer, for 9aic. a yard.
FROM TO $3.50 O'CLOCK
Satin-Figurod Black Cravcnette Goth
good wearer, for l0c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Short lengths of Scotch
Dimities, Manila Lawns,
etc., for &c. a yard.

DC Wide-Wale Plque. in fancy striped
effects. for sac. 81.
Fine sheer Dimities. in striped and ng-
ured effects, cost 2Jc. TO import tdain-
aged In shipmenD. for bAc:
g. 10 Csc. Imported Organizes. IN hsht
and dark grounds. all the newest oe-
signs for Ice.
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Ladies' Solid Black Best
I5c. DrOpstitch Hose, spe.
Cial &C. pair.

soc. French Lisle-Thread Hose, Brown
Solid Black Imported Hose. the best at
25c., we say lie, 3 pairs for soc.
AT II lie MT.
Ladies Solid Black, Double Soles black
vim white Feet or Balbriggan Hose,
any for y lie. pair.
Misses - and 35c. Tan Lisle-Thread I'M
ported Hose, sizes 6 10 Sl-2, are lVc'
pair. IT,
Ladies Solid Black Seamless Hose
double heels and toes, DC. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
so dozen Mems I'M
bIeached al brigga n
Shirts and Drawers, 35C.
quality, fOrISC.

Mems English Negligee Shirts, our en-
tire line OF si.25 and 1873 ones, 80 at
Sc.
six Puff Bosom ones, that cost up to
Sl4S for sSc.
Is and 9sc. Negllgees reduced 10 4Sc.
each.
Mems Negligee Shirts Numbered. at
tached collar and cuffs, the SSc. Ones
now at i9c.
Mems zoe. Linen-Bosom White Shirts,
thoroughly made, &c. each.
.sc. Bleached India Cauze, fine as i'm
ported lisle-thread. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18

,oo ladies' Leather Belts. Of all kinds,
STYLES. and qualities. upwards or lSc.
5ooo Ladies Leather Belts, worth up
wards of sec. each fos lOc.
~orfh T5 10 soc zach, for 25c. each.
sno Ladies' Leather Chateiaine- Bags
worth he for SC. each
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The Sheet Music De-
partnlent will be a busy
spot.

Female Drummer March" The Rag
gerv Raggers March" The Coolest
Coon i'm T0wn." when Sarah Thomp-
son Tries TO Reach High c. and oOD
other late pieces.
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Silk prices that will
sweep the decks. Read
them they're interest
ing.
30, IS, and SOC. Silks
for I2sC. yard,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Japanese Fans, with
tasseIs, were 10, rs, and
IOC., for SC.

Another lot Of Figured Fans for &c.
Palm-Leaf Fans lc
Large Black and Colofed SIX, satin
and Gauze Vans, "eIe rum wv ~
AroTher lot OF japanese Fans, Il, %, 80
md sac values, FOR i0c.
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CanVas=COvered Teie-
scopes, leather corners,
we'll made, 10 inches, for
7nN

3i-inch Solid Metal-Covered Trunks
brass lock, Saratoga top, s. Trunk,
for $50.
Canvas-Covered Trunks. leather bound
and straps. brass trimmed all over,
&15
2Sinch Packing Trunks for 7Jc.
ROller-Tray Trunks. canvas covered,
brass trimmed, q $3.50 Trunk. for $3.50
Brass-Trimmed Suit Cases, linen lined,
22-inch $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
White Enamel Bed,
with brass rods and Orna-
ments, a real $3.50 bed,
for $5.75.

White Enamel Bed. brass trimmed, full
size. a $50 bed, for seq.
Bronzed Iron Beds. 1-2-inch post, brass
trimmed, handsomely ornamented, a
$50 bed, for $3.50.
Solid Hair Mattresses. for fulI-sze bed.
fancy ticking, a SO Mattress, for 1888.
Cotton-Top Mattresses, good ticking,
for $19.
Woven-Wire Springs. hardwood frames,
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2-Clasp Dresscd-Kid Gloves, assorted
sizes and coiors. $50. kind, for 38c.
4-Button White Slate and Black silk
Gloves, Black and self-stitchings. 25c.
pair.
Slate and Black Thread Gloves. all
sizes. 30. Kind. for &c. pair.
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Best 3jc. Floor On-Cloth for 2lr a..
% l-2-inch Stair Or-Cl0th for i-. ''@
3-l-wide Stair On-Cloth. the 2-o ....
2Oc. a yard. N''
No. Floor On-Ci0th. the uv.,
grade, 25c. a yard.
Llnoleums for 33c.
lnlaid Linoleum, for yesubu.es bad.
rooms, or offices, for 81 -. -'
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Ladies' Finest Quality India Lawn
Wrappers with fancy yokes, lace
trimmed. for $i.5O; others at Sl.95. s. 3D.
and $50.
s. Best French Madras Wrappers rich
w trimmed with embroidery. for $l.2o.
Best Sea Island Percale wrappers,
deliberately trimmed, for 81
sl25 and $50 Best Lawn and Pcrcale
Wrappers, in daintiest colorings. Tor
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-20
4 TIn,eiy Event.

The bell at the parsonage Went ting.
a-ling, and, us the dominic was in his
study and his wife getting the baby to
sleep, Master Harold, aged Z. went to
the door. On opening it he found u
couple, evidently from the country,
both young and bashful; but afts,
looking at the boy moment, the young
man queriedi ''Is the parscn to homes"
Yes " said Harold do you wan
to get married?'
THAT'S just what we're here for, ."
said the prospective bridegroom as ht
looked fondly at the blushing girl by
his side.
"Well, come right IN, then. said
the boy, ushering them into the pprlor,
and when they had seated themselves
ON the edge of two chairs Siio by side
he started of, saying: I'm all pa and
ma too. She'll be awful glad for she
has all the marryiu money, and ] heard
her tell pa this mornin thnt she wished
some folks would come to yet y arIied.
cause she hadn't 'naugh money To ouN
her now hat "--Chicugu NeNvs
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-20
Annrnrrtntc II. ,nne.

Somr ptuile haSe peculiar notions of
what is "appIopriute some time ago
II resident # neIgnhuriug town wat
preaching at the Gladstone Jail Hut
prefaced his remarks ty reRretting the
small attendance AT race meeting
held at IA band was engaged to play
appropriate music. " and it was found
that the numbers selected were from
Moody and SHnkey "Go Bury Thy Sor
row was one OF them, and the others
were all equally appropriate,
Christmas religious service was held
at the local Jail and hymns suitable 10
the occasion were OF course selected
The first one was Free From the Law,
Oh, Happy Condition, and the last,
"We'll Never Leave This Safe Abode
Refuge In the Time of Storm. Tins
funny side of it all appealed to some O;
the inmates, and the intended good of
feet of the service was lost,-Adelaide
Quiz
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-20
ni-n,nrcI,,- lnten.c nn,r.

That Prince Bismarck was a good
hater is shuwn in the "reminiscences Of
Herr Won Tiedemann, formerly chief Of
the imperial choncellery During tho
first dinner at which Herr Won Tiede
mann was present with the prince Bis,
mar1k SAID he Thought Goethe was
wrong IN saying that only love beauti.
fled lite. Hate did the same service and
was quite as great vivifier as love
ITO mo, " added the prince, ARE indis
pensahle love for my wife and hate for
Windhorst, One morning Bismarck
aid TO Herr Won Tiedemann Il have
not been able 70 sleep, 1 have hated the
whole uigbt
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-20
., nc, a,nL,h,. .Lnke-

Syfusr ;nith was very happy in his
country liz and his children eau IT
his npirit II delight over common
things n cv loved animals and spent
long hours Il training them. One little
.tsl~t. .uy donkey, became under
their tais u perhaps the most accom-
plished ~ species and unconscious
ly gave rise to a qpatrain which now
belongs 10 the fame Of sydney Smith
The donkey was well educated chap
He would walk up stairs, follow the
family IN ther r,nhles like a dog and
when they entered his meadow rom 20
meet theta v ith ears down and tail
erect hraying joyously.
One day, when Billy's head was
owned with flowers and he was being
trancu Win handkerchief for bride.
MIR. Jeffrey unexpectedly arrived. He
Joined in the sport aud 10 the children =
infinite delight mounted Billy.
Thus he was proceeding in triumph
when sydney smith and his wife, with
three friends, returned from q walk and
tank in tho festal scene. The great man
advanced, with extended bands, and
greeted his old friend in an impronptu
which has become familiar to the read
ins world
Witi, a. Borauss Flaccus,
As cat 20 J.CclIn AS Gracious.
Short thoulh soI as FAT AS Bacchus
Seated on t,,e jaclsass'
YOUTHS Companion.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-20
,In.icinn. Live Lung.

A French writer notes that. though q
few great musicians have died young-
Co wit, Mozart at 80, Schubert at 81,
Bellini at 33, Mendelssohn at 3S and
Weber when he was but 40-a large
number nave lived to be very old men
Those who died between 90 and 40
years Of age include Bach, Won Bulow
and Rubinstein. Living beyond 20 years
came Gluck Gounod, Handel, List,
Meyerheer. Rossini, Spontini and Wag-
ner, while the great age of 50 was at
tanned by Auber and others. Dying at
more than so We're Cherubini. Cramer,
LachUer, Palestrina, Rameau, Schultz
and Taubert The average age of music
al celebrities is about 81 years
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-20
Thr mnnr nr Iincntn.r shnn.l-..-

A highly interesting story i told -
account for the fact that ala iOs,r cy' e,
wooden clock in America has its i.-a-
painted to indicate the hour VI rs n a.
utes past s. It Is related that most sucu
watohmakers signs were originally
made ny one man, who WIS at hr.J 10
the habit of Painting the hands TO iuri
cate any old or young hour TINT struck
his fancy when he came to shat part oi
the job. But when President Linculn
was assa4sinated he conceived the idoa
Of oommemorating the event by record
ing the hour aud minute thereof upon
all his wooden timepieoes. q custom
ever since perpetuated There is sume
thing striking and dramatic about this
notion of time standing ftill forever
after an event of such tragic signiii
canoe. There is no doubt about the fant
that nearly all the wooden clocks do in
dictate the hour of Is inmates past
You can see that for yourself. But If ths
oiockmaker thought he was thereby re
cording the hour of the assassination
his intelligence was rs wooden as his
wares, for President Lincoln was shot
not at s minutes past s, but at about
10 minutes past I0.-New York Post.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-20
Looking to Foreign Markets.

A. c. Cass, third vice-president
of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company, as previously told in the
Denver News. will leave for Japan
and China in a short time to look
over the condition of the market
for iron products in the far East.
He will be absent three or four
months. The company will also
establish d representative in New
York K. f. Welborn has been
selected for the place C. Har-
mon will succeed Mr.. Welborn as
assistant general sales agent with
headquarters in Denver. and
Thomas Ryan will be placed in
charge of the retail department in
that city.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-20
Succumbs to his Injuries.

Cripple Creek, Jan. 20.-John
Williams, whose skull was fractur-
ed by a falling rock in the shaft
on the south slope of Bull hill,
died last night at the Sisters hos
pital. The deceased leaves a wife
and four little children. The bur
ial will take place Saturday after
noon.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-20
onod mcn.nn.-I. I.or cInIne.

At the meeting of the Fifeshire asso-
citation held in London Dr. Wallace told
a story Of pensioner who used to stand
ing his claims to the coppers he begged
The list ran thus: Battles. 1 wounds,
g children, u; total, l5. A" This is al.
most as good as Sir NJ. Grant Duff s
story of the Irish beggaI who prayed,
For the love of God, sir. give me a
crust. for l am so thirsty that l don't
know where I shall sleep tonightl"-
London Globe.