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New-York tribune., 1899-03-13
CLOSE OF TOURNAMENT AT MIAMI.

,,,or, Fla March l2-The Miami events OF the
oi ,ournament OF the Florida East Coast Gof
club closed yesterday. In the finals for the cnam-
pionship Merrill of Boston beat Ballard up
The match was close throughout neither player
boinC more than up after the third hoie' oh
the eighteenth and final hole. with the score u'"'
Merrill made a fine approach. then an eNce'''"'
nut. winning the match by the stroke.
In the finals for the Consolation Cup Sutherland
OF New-York beat Maddox. Of Brooklyn ana Palm
Reach the champion OF the South. up and 10 pay'
This play attracted much interest. and the OUT OUT
eon,a was q complete surprise. The winners or tnc
Miami cups are: Merrill. FIRST championships B,u-
lard second prize Maddox the qualinca5cn cE
FOR hest net score and Sutherland. the consolation
priZe
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13
PooLRooMs CHEATED BY TAPPING WIRES

Scranton. Penn. March 12-The tapping OF q
wire between this city and New-York City on FIJI
day cost the pooroom men Of this city ana N''N'S,
barre 500 The races were ioeraily p'a!eu' "'S ~,
there were many surprises when 1t was anfouhceu
that Ra-atara at 1 to : Frar John. at } To ana
Memo al 30 10 l. were the winners me DetiI,. .
had been heavy in this city and the pooirVoInSh - o
over e. an The discovery that the wires hau o.Sn
tanned was not made until too late ana TO" w t
bettors on the winning horses Will nave ,r, sdie1,
Claims satisfied at further loss TO the p0oIIuDli
mon Where the wire tapped is not i khoWl,. WI"
rea horses staked al heavy odds were made tne
,rers bv the wire-tappers and their friends I'D
orally backed the right ones
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13
6 Nmmr& &hn
New York, Paris and the World

American goods and earnestly engaged
influencing We believe to be least
eoua anv selling American productions
This taking its instantly and directly from m on all
which believe that this least the equa
of Partisan in selling of Partisan goods
either oaAmei
uueeuh.m
that originate
M
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13
cHICAGO ARRIVES AT NEWPORT Srvs
TO SAIL FOR SOUTH AMERICAN WATERS THIS
wEEK-THE MEADE on HER WAY
HAVANA

Newport News Va. March l2 CspeciaD Tn.
United States thrd-class cruiser Chicago arryo.
at Old Point Comfort this morning at 100 o'clock
from .IIavana The Chico 90 has been selected ..
the flagship Of the South Atlantic Squadron which
will be Organized I'm a few days under Rear-Ad
miral Howison The Chicago will sail for South
American waters some time this week
The United States transport Meade arrived IN
Hampton Roads tonight from New-York She has
on hoard the money 20 be used In paying oN fhs
Cuban troops who fought in the late war Ths
Meade will resume her voyage to Havana in the
m
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13
FREIGHT TRAINS ~ Collision.

ENGINEER AND FIREMAN KILLED AND SEVERAL
BRAKEMEN INJURED
Naugatuck. Conn March Pm a head-on col
lison between two freight trains Bradey's
Station, on the Highland Division Of the New.
York New-Haven and Hartford Railroad this
morning. George Dean. an engineer OF Hartford
was buried under his cab and instantly killed and
his fireman. Daniel Kennedy. OF Danbury, died a
few hours later The engineer and fireman on the
other train escaped by jumping. Several brake
men were injured. but none fatally II Is said that
the collision due to the fog
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13

Anril 7 and s-Open tournament ocean county
Hunt and Country club. Lakewood ,.h,D
April IT, 49, Il and 15-Metropolitan championship
Garden city Long Island. ,,,a.or
Xnr,l s0-Team match. Ardsley VS.. Princeton
Ardsley. - -, .,.,a,,o,, Laurence
Apr 2SOTesm match. Baltusrol VS.. Princeton
ApriI p. 2s and 2e-Open tournament Golf Cl"b
OF Lakewood. ,,- . v,io ArdsIoy
April 29-Team match. Ardsey vs. iaie A'"S''''
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13

The Mems Hose show pleasant change from the de-
cdedy cloud STYLES of last year There is effectiveness
enough, but it is obtained by an artistic grouping Ii
ors rather than by brutal contrasts. Sack-and-whie
10 be in proninent favor Coors when used are useu
with taste and skill Patterns rch quiet and preuy'
AT prices from ST. So the Isle threads pm,
cinaly in black as basis, with clocks and checks ana
stripes embroidered and woven in white ana coViS NJ
at So IS, embroidered dots and stripes on black ana
some all red hose. sef-embroidered. At S., superb
assortment and So such hose you never found IN an
American store before
The Women's Hose include patterns rather more pro-
nounced OF the extreme styles, but dozen or two
pairs were made of which took half. AS rule,
however the styles strongly to al-back, with the
In connection with the opening OF the
sent this morning. as is ou. custom, our Sho'
We shall have more to say of these late
hint and the facts themselves are promineI
floor
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13
French Hosiery .-=-ParasOls

Of the world
~ - the lines which France things She teach more than
hosiery Incidentally is the best
d can do and further that New York has ever SEEN AND
showing, we teh our 'eaChe
nv a. th; onenig dv eradyine n entirely goods
Iyos and COlg p'fd from 81 80 faD' "
Stprsn byi0d 81 10 S4O
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13
HANorrR ro RETIRE IRON NE stud

Lexington. KY March u SPECIALIZATION
Young's great sire Hanover. having failed to re-
cover rapidly from the sickness OF two moh'hs
,s ,bir in desh and weak He has headed the lst
~ Thoroughbred sres for years, but Coonei ouhs
is confident he can rest year ana sun re'"ih "''
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13
An Upholstery Store Occasion

This IS course mercantile nothing
your heart subjects Hme-makng and
butfying
with and them
through the closely after ideas and
the o. to-day.
extended
dismiss them all paragraph and
When therefore, suggest looking at these items
others:
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do
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Grmann WALL
decorations a ~
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13
Paris Novelty Dress Goods

We believe established reputation for showing these Ultra
earned travail
earnestly desire maintain .d ..t
Our present showing inspection this morning. entirely accord with
ambii and desire. A., .u., .,t,d. :,
probably unnecessary that takes more than the aoe mace IN
according meaning ha phrase
carefully picked made up tor the most
and representing the ultimate eHOf oi "o us
nonnace o this classification
We ask inspection perfect confidence OF your
information ana aS
asoa description of such goods:
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13

At 81 vd-Perslan palm figured silk -and-"ool fop"''
At 81 yd.-Crepe Barge. ,
4, 90 20 vd-sik- brocaded stripe mateiasse
Crepon. IT. a.,
A, "a ao yd-slk-snd-wool self -coiored polka DOT
Crepon Crystal Cords. =.
At $3.50 yd-snk- wool s-lf-coiored polka oo'
Epnglne. -
A, s2,o vd-snk polka dot Grenadne Meange
A. s925 yd-sik-and-woo plsse bayadere Crepo"
C;rcnadlne. self-colorod.
At "a yd-Silk- wool polka dot Crepoh "i'''a''
A, e. yd-Sllk Persian striped Wolfe. ,.,
a. S3 yd-Noyelty hrocedel SILK striped one, Ia.
a, e. ID SIX and wool novelty polka DOT lSateBe
a. e. silk ard wool lace drawn striped "Teh"u"e
A, s3 vd-Sik and wc, armure Iringuhe'
a, IA "a silk and CrepOn PNsse. =. l-..o
a, - * yd-Silk wool etcolored poAa oot O''P
A. 20 e vd-sk and wool feather loop PIe'd No'e'"
dine
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13
GENERAL WHEELER WILL REVIEW.

he PROMISES TO ATTEND THE MILITARY
TOURNAMENT.
The Athletic and Military committees OF the
Military Athletic League met yesterday afternoon
In the officers room OF the Second Battery Thlr-
ty-third-st and Fourth-ave. There were present
Colonel Luscombe Major Wilson. Lieutenant Com
mander Frey, Lieutenant O'Nen, Lieutcnant-Colo-
mel Treadwell. Captain lshcrwood. Lieutenant
Ryder, Captain McAlcxandor. Licutenant-C & ON
mander Franklin. Captain Stebbins, Major Japha,
Captain Schmidt and Major Turpin
The following letter was received from General
Joseph Wheeler;
House Of Representatvos.
Washington, ID. c. March Q $50
Colonel Charles II. Luscombe, \. G. n. y. Presi-
Dear Colonel LuscOmbe: l appreciate more than
express the honor done me in Inviting me
10 be present and review the troops the
opening night of your forthcoming tournament on
the 10Th inst II will give me sincere pleasure 10
accent this invitation cordially extended 10 me
and I shall do myself tho honor OF being present
on March - unless, as Is possible, J should be
ordered away on foreign military service before
that day. With sincere thanks for your kindness
and that Of the members OF your League which
| beg YOU will express 70 them Tor me, believe
nc very "u'' '0'' JOSEPH WHEELER
The Committee on Arrangements reported that
IL had completed arrangements for the transporta-
lon Cor the marines and sailors from the meii-of-
war and the cavalry from Fort Allen and West
The championship in athletics in the last Two
wears has been won by the "a Regimen bui
ycoorts 10 the committee stated that the Isl l5ih
and a3d were working hard to capture inc h9nors
Monday night will be Army Night. ana th'
,rnons are 10 be reviewed by General wheeler
Wednesday night. Navy Night when the inarlhe1
and sailors are to be reviewed by Rear Admire
Philip and on Friday night, National Guard Night
the entire military force In the Garden VIII be
reviewed by Governor Roosevelt -,
ARRANGEMENTS have also been made whereby the
batteries and other troops will use smokeless
powder in all drills The dinner for the o.hceIs OF
u, urill he given AT the WALDORF
Astoria on the night before the tournament opens,
he latter date being Monday. March %
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13
Spring Costumes
for Women

type, for there is new story every day. You
are giving US your favor to an extent we think
no store ever enjoyed so early in the season.
That we deserve it, goes without saying IN
mercantile matters your favor doesn't go BY
anything except merit, of course. -,
We shall continue to deserve 1t. we
shall continue to show more costumes
newer styles, better garments than you can
find anywhere else. We show them to'oay
in cloth and silk and pique and organole'
They will be replaced tomorrow by o'heFs'
but the bigness of the assortment VIII never
be lessened, nor can any food of patronage
weaken our exclusiveness, nor AFFECT ou'
lowest prices.
cscond floor Broadway,
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13
HOCKEY.
ONE MORE GAME IN THE SCHEDULE "r lHE
AMATEUR HOCKEY LEAGUE ON NhiNh
SECOND PLACE DEPENDS

Only one more game remains to be played IN the
cbomnIonsbIp schedule OF the Amateur Hockey
League the New-York Athletic Club ana Hockey
club Of New-York teams having tie game 10 p,
decided on the result OF this game hinges s'oo"'
Mace I'm the third annual tournament
Tho etardnR Of the teams
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13

beauties brought out by embroidery lace insertions and
loom-rcks.
You will be charmed with the stockings at 81. Lisle
thread but with almost the fneness and beauty of silk
Black openwork top and colored dots At this price
ALSO some decided novelties including the new white
stockings, with fine colored stripes.
PIaids. delicate and brilliant, at s. 50. At 81 IS
some beautiful specimens of open-work,-the nseps
closely resemble finest lace At So, the silk begins to
show at first in combination with Isle in some twenty
beautiful styles with sany stripes and colored embrod
ery At $780, all silk black, with embroidery over in
step of buds and tiny leaves.
From this price up to $40 pair, with important
stopping places S., So, $780, $40 and $l2 Black
opera hose at $40 and $50. Esborately embroidered
silk tights at $40 II is futile task to try to describe
the styles. You must see them,- you probably will
pring and Summer styles in Hosiery, we pre-
wing of Parasols.
r. Meanwhile the Broadway windows give a
tly visible on the Broadway side of the main
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13
WOmen'S
Spring Jackets

the painstaking care we use IN ther 0noo:.
ing. Don't get the idea from our emphaSs
on this that we neglect the element OF price.
We look after that quite as carefully; as q .
look at these new medium priced jackets VIII
prove.
At s75o-of black cheviot serge: ny-ront coat oa'S
lined with black taffeta. -, ,...,., ,ro,, Ia,
Al SlO-Of black cheviot. double -oreasleu i'0'''' ~
seams: coat back; lined with black serge s~,, ,ront
AT slf-Of tan covert cloth. double ofeast ,, With
fun velvet collar: lap seams coat p@cN '''
coored tareta ,..-.,. 6o,,b,e breast
ed ny-frunt finished with small buttons ste ee lined
coat finished with OF st'tchingi coat D@SN' 49,
with colored taneta .. -.,t., .io,b. fly fron.
douhio stitched seams: edg { coat nnlS'en WIZ"
rows OF stitching; lined wi ,lored taheta'
Secnnh floor RrnadMny.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13

At SOC. yd.-68- inch German linens.
At 4oc and &c. yd.-Jacquard linens
At 25c and 37iac yd.-White dmities.
At 85c to 50c yi.-Colored dimities.
The satin damask fine tapestries velvets, SILK veours,
are unusually rich Domestic goods reproducing many
foreign types are also shown.
At 81 to s575-Gobelin Tapestries. foreign.
At ST. 25 to 81 25-Gobelin Tapestries. domestic.
AT 81. - 10 81 5O-Orlental Tapestries. foreign
At 55c. TO s2-Oriental Tapestries domestic
Strong silk doube-tace couch curtains. all-over psh
terms. in choice colorngs, SH a pair Handsoms
cotton doubleface curtains, that look ike SILK S3oo
par. Doube-face curtains in light colors, adapted to
Summer cottages, S275 pair.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13

We put much stress
on the exclusiveness
of these styles, and
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13
SPORTS AND
SPORTSMEN.
THE RACETRACK.
GOSSIP AMONG TURFMEN.

<sloAN's DEPARTURE FOR ENcLAND-PRosPEcTs
FOR PLENTY OF GOOD SPORT.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13

At s2T5 vd-Sllk- -and-wool novelty chenille striped
Grenadne. 1900,
At s. - yd-silk- and-woo novelty polka dot crepon
Grenadlne.
Al 50 I5 yd.-Self-cclored SILK ngured sUipeo '"N '
wool Bartge. ..,,
At So IL yd-S!lk Persian bordersd voiles
Al ~ 20 yd-SIk Persian bordered Voies.
At 81 10 vi.-Sik- and-wool camels hair Etauine,
At 81 - yd-Embroidered novelty silk and wool Barge
Az 50 vd-Suk -and-wool novelty check Grenadne
Al ~ yd-Snk embroidered polka dot Poplin Meange
At 81 yd-Silk- and wool poplins
A, - - vd-Siik and wool CrepOn Plsse Gauze.
At 81 10 yd.-Sl1- and wool Tringne
a. II IS vd.-Slk- and wool 1rinRline Armure.
A. 81 10 vd- SILK and wool Barge.
Al 81 80 vd-silk-and- wool Grenadine Barege.
A. sI 10 81 80 81 yd.-Al-woOl Voiles.
AZ S37 30 each-Iace and chenille embroidered ropes
A. $40 each-IAace embroidered Wolfe Robes.
A. S25 each-Lace embroidered Barge Robes.
A. 500 80 each-Gace embroidered Batiste Robes.
Potu
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13

An Australian rider is suing the Judges Of re-
cent race meeting for first prize. He says that it
was won by him, while the judges decided other
wise A photograph Of the finish was offered in
evidence and accepted by the barristers.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13

Notwithstanding tho report that Harvard would
have no bicycle this year that college has
accepted one Of the Offices i'm the newly formed
Intercollegiate Bicycle Association.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13

We might well
keep that head.
line standing in
New-York tribune., 1899-03-13

Although the Metropolitan Golf Association has
not issued its calendar of open tournaments the
following Of the important matches ar
ranged for the spring season:
March ls-Open handicap Ocean County Hunt and
Country Club. Lakewood
March l8-Team match. Golf Club Of Lakewood
VS. Richmond County Country Club at Lakewood.
March 25-Singer Cup handicap against boge.
Laurence Harbor Country Club
March - -Cross-country competition for Walter
J. Travis cup. Oakland Golf club. Bayade Long
Island.
March 25-Team match Golf club OF Lakewood
~. Princeton. at Lakewood
March 25-Open handicap ocean County Hunt
and Country Club. Lakewood
March a. 2s and 9-Florida championship. st.
Augustine Golf Club.
April to s-Open tournament. Old Point Com
fort Golf Club.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-27
FAKE ADVERTISING.

The newspapers of Florence are
continually urging the people
of our city to patronize local mer-
chants, and to ignore the travelling
fakirs that are infesting our city
The argument is nude for the
benefit of the business public, and
the effort is made by the newspapers
to give the merchants their just
dues.
The matter of faking, however,
is not confined to the business of
merchants. Newspapers suffer
from it, and suffer because of the
ingratitude of the very men whose
interests the papers try to protect.
This statement is evidenced by
the fact that on the programs dis
tributed by Ringling Bros yester-
day appeared the advertisements of
at least nine business men of
Florence, some of whom when
solicited for advertising by the
local papers generally remark that
advertising doesn't pay, or that
they are not able to pay for adver-
tising space.
Is it any wonder, under these
circumstances, that newspapers
should feel sore because of such
treatment? Certainly they are
under no obligation to Ringling
Brothers, matter that should
perhaps be taken into considera-
ton, even if such advertising were
paying proposition, which it is
not.
1t isn't quite fair deal.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-27

THE Postscript man of the Den
yer Post says that veteran of the
Mexican war, who by mishap was
robbed of his faculties, over fifty
years ago, was hit on the head
with block of wood a few days
ago and almost miraculously re-
gained his senses. If some public
benefactor would bring about a
collision between full-grown
club and Edward Atkinson's s
wheel-affiicted Uranium the coun-
try might hear less of him in the
future.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-27
THE ROBINSON FRANCHISE.

''If Mr., Robinson is really in
earnest about his proposed electric
street car system for this city, he
should have accepted the franchise
offered him at first by the city
council, as from present indica-
tions it is the best that body will
agree to. The committee of the
council to which the franchise
matters were referred was willing
at its Monday night meeting to
reaffirm the first ordinance. but
Mr.. Robinson declining, and Hen
ry Earle being willing to accept
without alteration, it seems likely
Mr.. Robinson's opportunity has
slipped away. Canon City needs
and wants n street car system and
would welcome connection with
Florence, but in granting fran
chises the council was obliged to
guard the interests of the people
by attaching reasonable conditions.
Canon City Clipper"
1t is gratifying to know that our
sister city would welcome street
car connection with Florence. but
it is hardly clear why Canon should
demand more stringent conditions
in the franchise matter than does
Florence. The Florence council
considered Mr.. Robinson's de-
mands reasonable, and has not yet
seen any reason for thinking other
wise.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-27

THE appeal of Alfred Packer,
the man eater, for release from the
state penitentiary, it is believed
will be taken under final consider
ton by the supreme court not later
than Monday next. If the court
denies appeal, Packers only hope
will rest in executive clemency.
Packer feels confident he will be
released.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-27
J. ] Fitzgerrell has plenty fc
straight money to loan

The Florence Crystal Ice COM
pany has put on three more new
wagons. This company's ice is
perfectly pure, as the water used
is distilled, therefore containing
no disease germs. Visitors are
cordially invited to call at the
plant at any time, as it is pleasure
to show visitors all the mysteries of
artificial ice making. Look out
for the WHITE WAGONS. 33tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-27

when the Spanish fleet with full head
way,
Dashed out of Santiago bay,
Taking the chances of death and wreck,
Who stood on Yankee quarter deck,
And marked the game with eagle eye?
Say, was it Sampson, or was it Schley?
who was it when shot and screaming
shell,
Turned Sabbath calm into echoing hell?
Steamed into the thickest of the fray
His good ship leading all the way,
While the roar of his guns shook earth
and skys
Say, was it Sampson, or was it SchleyP
"1n American hearts, who holds first
place,
OF those who claim part in that glorious
chaseY
Whose name stood out on that proud
day,
AS the hero of Santiago bay?
In letters of gold, write that name on
high;
Shall we write it Sampson, or shall we
write. Schley?"
Congressman Berry.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-27
Fitgerrell's Rent List

2 room frame on Fourth street
2 room frame at Cyanide.
6 room frame w. Seventh st.
Business room Main st.
6 room brick E. Fourth ST.
9 room brick Pixies Peak ave.
3 room frame Second ST.
4 room frame Frazier Lane.
2 room frame E. Second st.
2 room frame Ala baster Ave
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-27
FLORENCE PEOPLE
GREET SCHLEY.
The Hero Given q Splendid Ova-
don at d. q x. q. Depot
TRIBUTE TO THE LADIES,

1t is estimated that a thousand
people were gathered at the depot
this morning to greet Santiago's
hero, Admiral Winfield Scott
Schley, when he arrived in his
special car. The Grand army
post and w. r. G. marched
to the depot in body, under the
post flag. Everywhere throughout
the town flags were flying, and
many of the people carried small
flags.
AS the train pulled in the Ad-
miral and Mrs. Schley and Sena-
tor and Mrs. Manderson appeared
on the rear platform, and were
greeted with cheer after cheer
from the admiring throng. When
the train stopped rush was made
in an effort to shake hands with
the admiral. Only a few had that
honor, however, as it was impossi-
bic to get near the car.
Senator Manderson said: Il see
there is no necessity for an intro
duction. You all know Admiral
Schley, not only by his name but
by his face. He would be glad to
shake hands with all of you but
his flipper is out of commission" "
The crowd cbeered again, when
Admiral Schley said: Il think
the republic is safe with all this
show of patriotism. There need
be no apprehension whatever.
Backed by the splendid women of
this country, an American man
can do anything in the world.''
Again cheer arose, and then Just
as the train pulled out Senator
Manderson introduced Mrs.
Schley as ''the captain of the
ship" Mrs. Schley waved her
handkerchief, the crowd cheered
again and the party went on its
way.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-27

Arrangements have now been
perfected and the necessary in
structions given authorizing all
freight trains on the ID. d r. G
to carry passen Iers between
Canon City and Florence. Il. j.
Day, agent d. d R. G.. Effective
tins date, May 2lst, 1899.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-27

Collins d. Tatum's ice wagons
are now ready to serve customers.
Look out for the green wagons.
This firm handles nothing but a
first class quality of mountain ice
53tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-27

To those who drink whiskey for
pleasure; HARPER Whiskey
adds zest to existence. To those
who drink whiskey for health's
sake; HARPER Whiskey makes
life worth living. Sold by W. E.
Burley, Florence, Colo.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-27
Classified Advertisements.

Advertisements will be run in this depart-
ment at the rate OF i5 words in issues for 10
will be taken for less than 10 cents Here is an
opportunity to advertise at a minimum cost
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-27

Be sure to call ON the Florence
Plumbing company and inspect
the new line of supplies; the larg-
est and best in the city.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-27

When you wish a rush order for
ice ring up phone No. 14-1, or
signal the white wagons. The
Florence Crystal Ice Co. 33tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-27

H. K. Gordon continues to give
instruction in Bookkeeping,
Modern Languages and Mathe-
matics. Office in Bank block,
room Ia. 4lml
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-27
GIVEN AWAY.

GIVEN AWAY-With every s. purchase we
will give free for the next ten days the best
nickel alarm clock on earth. G. W. Thomas
jeweler. los Main street, 7it6
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-27
Church Services and Religious mteiat
In TlertRee

First Baptist Church,
REV. ROBERT D. GRAHAM.
Sunday School, 10 a. m.; preaching II is AZ
Z 80 in Union Hall.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-27
INSURANCE.

EuRE-Life and accident insurance Geo. d.
Johnson, over acCreery & Widerfelts drug
STORE. 52t6
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-27
TO TRADE.

no TRADE-Will trade three lots with new
l 5-room brick; on East Thirti. st. we'll worth
SlsoU; for property OF like value close in Sec
Newkirk, agent s,t6