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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01

Apples are abundant at Myrtle Point
Mrs. Margaret Hendrix, who recently
died at Hartman, was Sc years old.
She was the widow Of Eli o. Hendrix.
The Willamette above Eugene seems
to be running eordwood. One man is
floating down $500 cords.
President A. L. Mohler Of the o. r.
4 n. company In an Interview states
that his company purchased the nwaco
Railway & Navigation company's prop
erty in Washington, August z, and that
possession will be taken on September
L
Joseph Clark and family OF La
Grande have sold $50 gallons OF buckle
berries this year and canned so gal
Ions for their own use.
Baker City sports are talking of
establishing racing circuit. including
Burns, Sumpter and Baker City, Ore.
and Boise. Idaho.
Joseph Wharton Of West Rosehurg is
building a fruit drier with a capacity
OF 60 bushels daily He has a good
crop. Douglas White is building 9
drier on Deer Greek with q capacity OF
SO bushels daily.
Much anxiety. is expressed BY hop
growers Of Oregon lest the rain which
recently fell may continue and cause
mold to set in. Should It continue for
any length Of time the damage to hops
will be heavy. Picking has already be
gun and the yield. it il believed, will
be above the average. the total yield
for the state being estimated at 75,OOC
bales.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01

London, Aug. 27.--1he policy Of thu
United States toward China Is watched
here with more interest than Is that q
ANY other country, for Englishmen be-
lieye somehow or other that In the trouble
ahead America will be the only power
with interests parallel with their1 The
epectator, discussing the ties connecting
the powers, says: Continental Statesmen
look aslkanoe At the new force, America,
whose limits they do not clearly under.
stand, and which, for example, can send
black troops 10 China, and toey snntteE
words about the possible Angio-saxon nm
dersAnding. and would, II they could,
gladly postpone all action 70 as "a. have
more time for reflection and combination,
only, you see, Pekin IL in flames, the Chi
nese SeEniramis is on her way TO Singan
Fu and Russian general publicly reports
mat the Amur uOw flows through Russian
tsTTitory, ~
SaPan has been watching Enrope and
observers are uncertain what her states
nlen intend.
That the French government Is prepar-
ing for war there can no longer be any
doubt"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01
Germany Views.

Berlin, Aug. 27.-Ofieial circles here
emphasize the statement that Germany,
stuer the taking Of Pekin ami Field Mar.
shai COunt won Walderseeis appointment
70 the command q the allied forces in
China, stands in precisely the same atti-
tade NJ before Germany, it is added, stil.
insists in carrying out the program which
the minister Of foreign Affairs, Count won
Buelow, published in his circular Of July
and which was approved here and abroad.
II Is also officially stated that the other
powers interested still adhere 10 that pro
gram, ii which there now remain Two
naoSt important paragraphs, viz: AIDE
QuAte redress for -.lInese crimes against
International rights and the re-establish.
ment Of an orderly state Of afiairs and Lae
installation u n government willing and
able To give guarantees against the recur-
renee Of the recent o1trages. Many pa
FeTs, however, continue 10 express distnlst
Of the intentions Of several Of the powers.
claiming they have separate plans regard
ing the Yangzse valley and The southern
provinces. SO far as Russia is concerned,
the German pres ts not exercised, becAlse
IL has been officially admitted by Ger.
many that Germany does not oppose any
llussiAn plans affecting the northern pro
tinct., a. not touching GernAAny's POlit.
ieal O. commercial interests The belief
l. generally held here BY both the govern
ment and he press that Count Won Wal
dersoe will find plenty 10 do after his ar
nral in China, even II his coming IL re
siricted 10 the province Of re-chi-L
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01

Gilman, ILL.,, Aug. 2s.-Two men killed (;
thns wounded, tNo Of them perhaps fatal,
ly. one woman wounded and her residence
burned are the rcsal,a Of an all-night bat
,lc between a mob and Mira Dr. C. W.
Wright, who was accused Of the murder
Of Dc-.ie Salier. the l6-year.old daughle'
Of a citizen Of Gilman.
The dead arcr John Myers, hborer. en-
ploycl by Mira Dr. Wright, and Michael
RYAN. a deputy constable The fatally
woundci, Lawrence Ryan, brother Of the
dead man, wounded In the abdomen'
George wilIoughby, citizen, shot through
the Icf, lung. and Mrs, Dr. G. w. Wright
shot through the right shoulder, bullet
taking downward course. The seriously
wounded. Peter IAuer, member OF the
citizens attacking party, shot through Tho
stomach. fg8
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01

1
Nov YORK; @. Dun q Co.'S Re
Vtsw Of last weeks trade says:
The shy MAS not eioudleEs, but there
NAs no backward movement Of bust.
mesa last Seek. The chief rawbaek
OF the week Was the intense beat Ia
some sections Of the west, which was
more ~fhciSns in rethrdinR business
than the lower temperature east, which
h stimulating H. Crop adViees oon.
uhar A. ehseFful a. at any time lately,
and the labor situation shows no i'm.
poFtAhi changes In working forces
PFic1s are steady, but there ia talk OF
= decline. perhaps $40 per ton. in steel
rails shortly 10 = basis ~ which Il ID
believed the railroads viii BE- willing Ia
piaos orders for the cnsuing years sup.
plies.
More good ness comes from the
great 1run cwnteTK. where bridge ahd
boat SSuildeFS and makers OF agrlcul.
snral lmpicmcnIa. stoves and eSztlron
pipe are all eager 10 secure finished or
partially fhiahcd material. Prices are
sustained. and In = fen cases move up.
naFd. lEon generally Ia already a solid
and boIirr balanced market than for
tSo tnooths past Reduction In the out.
put Of pik iron IL having the desired
sfEeet Al most northern points. although
~ tho south stocks are still heavy and
complaint 10 beard Of prOhIbitive
freight rates 20 the Enaboard. Large
export business IL waiting and foreign
bayiHE Of mashed material continues
large.
Production Of coke has been Dc.
creased 70 tt1,ss0 tons weekly in the
conncllKrlila region. Another sharp
decline has taken the price Of tin 10
soke. bat copper IL Arm.
Wheat declined still further on Sat
urday. touching the lowest price aimee
early In June and making the fall
ikAc from the top point Of the season.
about two monthn ago. Vigorous mar.
kstinG BY farmers shown their willing.
mesa 10 Aeil al current prieea. receipts
Al primary markets. during three weeks
amounting TO Is.sss.SO0 bushels.
against io.s13.06l bushels last year.
Daily hRuEe@ OF exports continue light
although there IL much talk OF pur.
chassa for foreign account Prices re
covered from the lowest point, traders
on the short aide taking protts freely.
Corn il steady. but = drop las, week
makes tho present price only 4 cent?
above that Of 1899.
Salea Of wool at the three chief east
ern markets have Increased 10 s.062,.
500 pounds in the week previous. To
day wool was active in Boston and
territory goods are all 1rmiy held.
though prices are nomlnally un'
changed. There Is no pressure TO sell,
some dealers shipping east with In.
structlona 70 hold until after. election.
Factories are still working only part
time in the eastern boot and shoe dis
,rirtn, aud Il Ia evident that earlier 90.
timatea Of accumulated stocks were
much too small. There 10 more activ'
lty In the hide market and prices are
sustained by strong foreign quotations.
activity in Chicago by California tan
ners and favorable purchases for hAr'
mesa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01
Thrown a Tea shell.

The new is-inch 0atham torpedo gun,
the largest ever built In this country.
was tested recently At the Bethlehem
Steel Works to determine the velocity
of the shot and the strength OF the
gun and proved successful Solid shots
Weighing . ton were fred. After two
preliminary shots, the third was fred
with q charge OF 800 pounds of powder
and showed pressure OF ls,045 pounds
and 1856 feet velocity. while the fourth
shell, with the same charge, recorded
a pressure OF 1850 pounds and a We
locity Of 1851 feet. The gun Is intended
for coast defense. The inventor claims
that Il win throw q shell Is miles,
Guncotton 10 used In the charges. The
gun 10 ~ feet long and weighs 50 tons,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01
MONTANA.

Marcus DAILY is en- route to Butte.
He will arrive about September /, as
he intends spending several days IN
New York.
The Parrot Silver and Copper Com
pany has sent q check OF $3.50 to the
Butte fire department for their nne
work at the disastrous Parrot FIRE.
A number OF Butte mine operators
have dubbed together and viii reopen
the old Polaris mine. near Dillon. A
big crew of men will De put to work
at once.
A. Wormser Of Helena has made ar
rangements to purchase a large tract
of land in the Yellowstone valley. He
declares he will bring a large number
of Beers from the TransVaaL
1t seems at last as II Butte's suburb.
Walkerville, would have . street-car
line OF its own. All the owners OF lots
along the route long ago gave their
consent to having the rails laid along
their property or over 1t.
The school Of mines did not transact
much business last week. Joe v. Long
informed the board that Charles w.
Clark had instructed him to inform the
board that he would end0w another
chair in the school TO the extent OF
81 900 per year. As the lowest salary
paid is $500 per month the board will
inform Mr.. Clark that he must add a
few dollars more to enable them to
secure q desirable instructor.
Thieves recently stole 5000 worth of
gold from the assay Office of the Jay
Could Cyanide companyNs plant. The
gold was in a retort and represented a
two-weeks' cleanup OF R A. Harsh's cyan
ide mill. The amalgam was red hot when
taken from the Office, having just come
from tbs furnace. There is no clue to the
thieves.
In spite OF their efforts It seems as
though the miners Of Butte were des-
tined TO be dragged into the political
fights by one faction or the other. A
strong effort TO bring in the miners
union failed signai1y. The union by
unanimous vote decided that politics
was to be kept strictly out Of that or.
ganixation.
The Cattlemen's Association, which
L. 20 have 4 convention and reunion
at Miles City. Mont. can have Governor
Roosevelt with them as they desire, II
they change the date OF the convention
50 as to concur with the time fixed for
Rooseyelt's trip through the state. Sen.
ator Hanna made this concession at the
governors pequest. and Senator Scott
has written word to that effect.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01

Plans are under way for q tourna,
ment o. volunteer fremen Of the Inland
Empire and surrounding region during
the reunion Of fire chiefs in spokane
In October.
The greatest deed ever recorded in
Yakima county was nled with the audi.
tor recently. The transfer includes all
OF the land and canals OF the old Sun.
nystde Ditch Company.
The North Yakima city council has
passed the ordinances prohibiting en-.
peetorating on the sidewalks and in
public places and the ordinance requir.
ing certificates Of death from the city
physician.
T. J. McFerron, one of the most
prominent fruit-raisens in Cheney ana
vicinity, says the crop OF apples this
year will be the largest ever harvested
and that there win be a fine crop Of
pears and prunez.
Colonel J. H. Wholley, who was in
command Of the First Washington vol
unteers, ID making good record for
himself as q civil ofIieer in the Philfp-
pines, where he now holds the position
of acting mayor Of Guagua-
W. b. Hepburn Of Spokane has re-
ceived the notification OF the appoint
ment Of his son, John B. Hepburn, as
captain and inspector Of customs at the
Port Of Baiamban, in the Island OF
Cebu, Philippine islands.
Deputy Sheriff Stewart had a terri
bic encounter with crazy man named
Anton GustarsOn, near Steptoe butte
last week, In which the oficer was seri-
ously and perhaps dangerous injured.
The fight occurred in an open field.
The commission appointed by the
president Of the United States to treat
with the Yakima Indians has returned
from the reservation with no tidings
OF value to those who have been wait
ing TO get the lands. The Indians were
offered rs cents an acre for q tract OF
100000 acres. which they recently &C
quired.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01
UNITED STATES DISTURBED
SENDS NOTE 10 THE POWERS
uneie Sam Objects 20 DE order Of
the Adnirais 10 noId II Huss
chasE-is IaeRPiieabIe-cenEer IL
Heard FFOm.

Washington, Aug 3I.-The Associated
Press n able TO present the following text
VI official communication.
The following kilograms have been sent
10 the representatives Of the United States
IA berlin, Vienna, Paris, London, Rome,
Toxic, and St Petersburg;
DEPARTMENT. OF STATE. Wash.
lngion, Aug. "a, I9O0.-The following note
has been received by this department from
the charge of the Russian government at
this capital, August II:
! have just received q communication
fIom tbs imperial government informing
the Of the resolution u the animals OF
the allied fleets interdicting the plenipOten-
liaTy 81 the Chinese government, Il Hung
Chang, from al communication with the
Chimes auiliodties In tie event Of his
arrival a. 1aku.' s#&&E
This resolution being inexplieabie, II
would be desirable that the interested gov
erninents soalJ give orders TO eountermand
the above mentioned decision
Washington, Aug. 3l.--Ihe state depart
tnfnt makes public the following cable
gam, received this morning through the
United states consul at GAeloo;
'thrino, Aug. 3l.--fsecneiAry Of state,
wsshingtonf The ioiloping dispatch is
dated yesterday More Rpsisn, French,
German and Italian troops are arriving.
The imperial palace will De entered Aug
sst -. 4 military Promenade Of all ma
lions ~ill l-e made through it, Afterward
II aiii b. cio-nd snd guarded. Prince
Ching l. eApevisd in few days--Coager.'
FOWLER"
The state department officials say Mr..
foNifT's PREDATORY statement that Min
isisr Congers dispatch is dated ''yester-
day" lAaHnsl 30 prol'aiay r4ess TO the
TAkn date line. Il h~ing nccessary 20 send
!, through that place. They do not think
!; means that IL WAS dated Pekin, August
-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01

Chicago, Aug. 27.--A local packing
company has received an order from
The Russian government for 100000
hounds Of beef on the hoof," to feed
The soldiers Of the war In China. This
IL The largest order Of the kind In the
history OF the Chicago meat trade. II
will take 5000 fatted cattle to oil the
order, The cattle will DO sent from
san Francisco via Hawaii and Japan.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01
WASHINGTON STATE CANDIDATES
Democratic Tieke.

Govemer--,JoHa r. Rogers.
Lieutenant GOVernor-w. f. McCros.
key.
Secretary Of State--,J. Il Brady.
CongresSmsn ", r. Ronald and +. G.
Rol,ertson. SkE
supreme Judgcs--E. G. Million and
Richard Winsnr.
Auditor--L. J.. Silverthorn.
Tfcasurcr--W. n. Runner.
Attorney General Ghomas NJ. Vance.
Land Commissioner r. Holconrb.
Superintendent Of Schools--Frank J,
Browne.
Presidential electors-t,corge +. Got.
terill, n. q. Blalock, +. }. Reeves, J. O.
Helm.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01

ihs general land Office has Withdraw,
louf townships at the EhoshOne faIls an
'.ns Lakes aud Snake river, in sOutherr
Idaho Tor a national park. The town
saif's are and 10 south, ranges II ana
10 east. and are in Lincoln ana CassI,
sesiisilss' The Withdrawal 81 Is Town
mp Was requested BY the Idaho aeleea
lioh N congress. baf ihe forest super
iaithdent fs Idaho requested that opl,
four be Withdrawn
Anlsr1eag shipbliIderA
= heseia, wife and child were recently
burned to death at Yanoouser b o.
An erades Of refined SUGAR w.,e nj.
day. A""''
The supfsns lodge Of the Knlgh,. a,
! ythias has ehoea ssan Pranelseo q the
place q The neat biennial gathering.
tAsteh pefsans are nos Suffering from
bsl'sinle plague at Glasgow, scotland. and
h's s'hFSs have symptoms u the plague.
Dr. Frank Stephen AIiIbury, 4 well
Known specialist Of diseases Of the eve. ear
bose and throat. Is dead at HE home In
hf"oklyn, aged ~.
Nialins against the siiy Of New York
20 lAiHits~ reniSed BY colosad person.
N the resent riots. died IN the eomp,rol.
lefs ofiis~, now aggregate ssO0oO.
Judge Lee Rasseur u ~. Louis wa
rinSiFd ly ses4aHaaiion al the feoent g.
\ H. convention az commander. in chief
o. the Grand Army Of the Repuhaie ior the
ensuing year
h''ass Is Stevens. newspaper report
-, late 90 the E,saing Meas. shot himself
through tbs hsAd at the Hotel DonneIIy
=. Tacoma lie was III aud desPondeni.
liz lnAsus = siis in Portland, Or.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01
OverssE~. l'resa Russia
I.r- ocrup,inn CIT L.

Berlin, Au.. According 10 a dis
patch from neatin, japanese forces are
now on their way from Taku TO Pao
Ting PA, oapdtAl Of the province Of Chi
Il, with the direct object Of occupying
the latter place.
The German vice admiral al Taku re.
ports the arrival at Pekin August e ol
a German convoy with provisions
The railroad irOm TientsiA 70 Yang
Tsun is working. but from the htler place
TO Pekin the mad Is in bad shane.
Ru.sta 60 Address the Powers.
London, Aug. 2a.--A special dispatch
from ~. Petersburg contains the assertion
that Russia almost Immediately will no
tiiy the powers that she considers the re
lief OF the Pckin legations a. the final &C
eunplishmcnl Of The military task u the
allied lureeA
The Afternoon papers doubt thai the ru.
mon q peAe negohalions arr weli found
81 aud applaud General Chaaeea prud.
ence in pEclarihg Tor winter campaign
~ they regard the activity Of the allies
at Pckin and the difficulties Of discovering
responsible Chinaman with whom 70
treat, unless IA Hung Chang Is able 70
place himself in communication with the
fugitive court and secure credentials salts
factory to AL the powers. a. indications
that the solution Of the problem win be
more prolonged and more difficult than
previously hoped.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01

Cheney, Wash, Aug. e6.--The town was
all excitement Saturday over the hold-up
Of man near the hobo camps along the
ramroad In the eastern par Of town, and
the subsequent shooting Of the leader Of
the iootpads, while resisting arrest. The
man who was robbed gives his name as
Tony Anderson and positively identities The
man who was shot a. the leeder OF the
gang Of eight who held him up. Anderson
lost eos.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01

New York, Aug. Blob Ntximmons
has challenged Jiln Jeifries for fight 10
be held August 81, and has posted $500
as forfeit. NtKimmons says that JET.
fries must meet him on that date or admit
that he Is afraid Of him.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01

Paris, Aug ga dispatch 10 the Petit
Blue from Roma says an anarchist has
been arrested at CArTarA on suspicion Of
having consplred TO sssnssinate King
Victor Emmanuel III.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01

Washington, Aug. 9e.-The population
of the city Of San Francisco, according "a
the official count q the rstRrns At The
twelfth census h Saa,7se,' against aes,po7
In 1900
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01

The Japanese government has pro.
hibited all emigration OF Japanese In
borers to Canada and the United States.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01

II ls stated that machine ls being
placed In Eastern worsted mills which
displaced about one-hAlf Of the wool
sorterA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01

Washington, Aug. 3l.-A Telegram has
lsen nosiVcd al the Japanese legation
Ia the rIirri that having tsoen informed
by the Japanese consul al Annoy thai he
has bs-n assured by the Chinese author.
i,e. VI their READINGS 10 alford fall pTotee.
tion to The fcrylgn residents and their
property at that port, the japanese gov
einmcni has aiF-ady ordcrvd the withdraw.
al II the marines detailed 10 proleci Jap
hne-s Tropefty in the native town and are
prepared 10 withdraw the ret Of the ma.
riRes a. roon a. they arr satisfied that the
Feace and order Of the port arr assured
OveFssres Frea RasaIa-
London. Aug. 5l.--The officers Of the
f,srign oiIicr informed = representative
Of the Associated Press this afternoon
that Russia had made certain Suggestions
relative To China, hut they were unwilling
10 consent 10 their publication at present.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-09-01
BOERs EINAIEl LIVELY
ARE FOLLOWED By DUHDoHAID.


London, Ang. sO.-Lord Roberts, under
date Of Belfast, August %. tsIegraphs:
Buffers advance occupied Machado-
dorP. Inc enemy made poor stand and
retired nOrthward, followed by Dundon-
aids mounted troop, who could not pro-
coed beyond HeIyetia on account Of the
difficult nature Of the country and the
enemy taking up position too strong to
be dislodged by the mounted troops.
'rreneh continued the movement a.
far as Elandsfontein, from which he turn
ed the enemy out with no difficulty.
The enemy retired Saving quantities Of
good cooked food behind"
DuIleF's Lo1s.
General Buller's casualties August "a
were; Killed, one officer and 10 men;
wounded officers and 81 men.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-06
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigned until s o'clock
p. m. December 7, 1900, for the
erection and completion of a one
story cottage for w " Glow Bids
will received for separate parts, or
for the whole, Bond will be re-
quired for the whole amount. The
owner reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. Plans can be seen
at the Office of
1851 j. P. JULIAN, Arch.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-06

1t is desired that all men, bers
of the Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea attend the meeting tonight as
business of vital Importance 10 the
mem bers will be discussed. Those
who are either for or against a
reserve fund, should be there and
express their opinion on tie sub
ject.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-06

ID. X. McRae will occupy the
Van Nest business block on West
Main street, recently vacated by
Hoffman Bros. A line of hard
ware and implements will be in
stalled
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-06

The employees of the Metallic
Extraction company and the
United Oil company received their
pay for the month of November
yesterday. The business houses
were kept open until 10 O'Clock
last evening
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-06

A specially made of cabinet and
larger portrait work, also frames
for sale. Spaulding's West End
Picture Gallery. Som
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-06

One Ladies' Jackets worth $500
going at SS.56 at
Som Mrs. GALLOWAY.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-06

Miss Flora Peak has arrived and
has taken possession of the Van
Nest rooming house on West Main
street. The Van Nests are going
to California to reside.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-06

H. H. Keener, of Plymouth,
Nebraska, has secured the posi-
ton of electrician at the Dorcas
mill. The family will follow
shortly. He has rented the Ten
nant property.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-06

The Marquette club will hold
its semi-monthly dance tonight.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-06

The parties who are going to
give the benefit concert for the
Children's Home will rehearse in
the opera house this evening.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-06

BoRN-Yesterday afternoon to
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Tuttle,
bouncing baby girl, All are doing
nicely, and Tom is passing around
the cigars.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-06

Robert Easton sells only first
class goods. Corner Pixies Peak
Ave. and Railroad st. 77m1
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-06
LOCAL NOTES.

The Trades Assembly meets
at Keller's hall this evening.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-06

This is the regular meeting
night of the Woodmen of the
World.