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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26
Chairman Committee on InSuhI
AfliTS 10 Visit Porto Rito
Congressman Cooper on his
way here.
WILL INVESTIGATE
LOCAL CONDITIONS,

Advices from Washington state that
Congressman ii. a. Cooper of Wisconsin,
chairman of the House Committee on
Insular Affairs, has gone to Porto Rico to
make personal investigation of conditions
there, particularly with reference to the
question of taxation and the complaints that
tie new tax law adopted by the Porto Rico
legislative assembly is more oppressive than
the original fifteen per cen', law passed by
the American congress. The matter OF
franchises will also be investigated. 1t IS
possible that Mr.. Cooper mat also 20 to the
Philippines before the reasseimblng of next
congress.
Mr. Cooper comes TO Porto Rico at his own
expense, the House hayinb voted down a
proposition to send there the whole com.
mittee on inSular affairs, on the ground that
it would be "junket.n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26
Millions Donated To PdtSburg.
Andrew Carnegie's Printely
Gifts.
LIBRARIES, ART GALLERIES,
MUSEUM, &c

Andrew Carnegie has given to Pittsburg
city proper 8 $5,0OO,OOO. Counting Alleg,
heny, Homestead, Braddock and Duquesne
suburbs, the amount exceeds 8 8.000,0 900.
E.IhIs is for libraries, art galleries aud a
museum. Counting the 8 100000 for
aensons, makes 5 100000. Gifts for
church organs and other purposes make
3 1,000, 900 mere.
There are now about 200,00 volumes in
the Central Library and its branches. Last
year the library cost : 12600 for mainte-
nance. This comes from the city. When
Mr.. Carnegie proposed his library scheme
ten years ago the estimated cost of mainte
nance was 8 10000, and the city pledged
itself to give at least this amount. The cost
OF maintenance grows every year. but the
taxpayers do not protest. The 5 10000
included libraries, museum, art galleries,
music hall and 10000 new books.
| The cost OF. the main .enance of the library
proper last year, was 10000, The cost Ot
circulation is from 10 to II cents per volume
Tne main library building cost Z $50, 600
| There are five branch libraries in different
parts OF the city for working people who
cannot get to the main library.
Books were sent in wagons to schools
where the volomes are distributed to children
Messengers are also sent out from the
Imainlibrary with books TO outlying districts
| Intimate friends of Mr. Carnegie say it is
his intention to give at least : $4,000, ,00C
for the erection of buildings and for the
endowment of the proposed technical school
of Pittsburg. 1t is declared Mr. Carnegie
intends to make the school the finest of its
kind in the world.
Officials of the technical school say Mr.
Carnegie has not announ"ed bis intention tC
| give that institution 8 25 600 600.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26
Lord Kitchener cables another
English Victory.
Both sides fl ght valiently.
English capture 9 canon and
supplies.

Special Cabegram to Bcletin Meantil
London, TUESDAY, = Lord Kitche
ner has CON municated the War
Department that an engagement
was fought yesterday III the neigh
bolhood of Venderstrop in which
the Beers were completely routed
after heroic attempt.
Th, Beers fought desperately up
to the time when they saw that eve
rything Was lost.
English captured nine pieces of
canon and considerable supply of
valuabeam nu litol AMI war ma
terial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26
Cuban Manifestation AGAINST
accepting !. s. terms.

Special cablegram to Bo!etin Mercantil,
New York, Tuesday. : Rumors
are current in this city that the Gu
bau public will make a manifesto
non protesting against the CuLan
National Convention accepting the
basis On which is proposed the
future relations between the two
countries by the Uuited States.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26

I'm la contaduria del teatrO de Apollo SO
han reunido los empresaros de todos los
teatr0s de Madrid, con, objeto de resolyer
varias cuestiones que. afectan muy direc.
tamente a los intereses DC las empresas
teatrales
Eutre los ieuuidos roin6 gran unanimi~
dad de pareCeres; y, seg}n Sc afirma, Sc
acorl6, en- principle, la creaci6n de una
Socledad que, garantlce la vida de los tea.
trOs, muy comprometida en- muchas oca.
stones por element0s que tambien viven
del pdblie0 que asse los c0liseos.
Son muy plauSibles los fines que perS.
guen las empresas teatralcs, pues hora es
va de que sacudan seryidumbres yergon-
zosaS que les perjudican mas que les benef.
clan, que Sc libren de tlranias insOporta-
bles que cOmpr0meten gravemente SuS res
petabes intereSes.
En todo 10 que sea deslindar campos.
fiando bien los derechos de cada uno.
tendran los empresariOs de teatros la apro-
baci6n ell elogjo de las personas SEN
satas.
Suscripta por Antonip Manzano Rodrf.
Quez, Sc ha presentado en- la delegation
del distrlto de la Universidad una denim.
cia contra un tai Mariana Bernardino.
que es empleado en- la Compania de los
Ferrocarries de Madfid, Zaragoza All.
oante, por haber desaparecido con .41o
pesetas, importe de unos relojes que nara
la Socedad cooperative de dicha Gonna.
hfa 10 habia entregado u denuncisnte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26
MiSteriOSO hechO
en- IL DARRIO Dr. Los MAMEYES
DeSaparici6n de una nina
MaltratOS brutaIeS

En- ell barrio de Mameyes, jurisdiction de
Ponce, la 0currldO un suceSO miStenos0
que ha impresionadO vivamente q los geci-
nos de aquella localidad Anteayer crcu-
laban va rumores de haberSe cOmetido un
crimen en- aquel barrio
De los informes Ie hemoS pOdido adqui
rir resuta 10 sguiente en- una casa aSada
situada en- una pequena coina, habitaba
desde hacia algunoS amos uu mstrimonio
con una nina de corta clad, sobrIna de uno
lie los dos eSposos.
EStOS dedlcabanSe la fabrication Ge ha.
macas, ditaS c0cQS de hlgiiera Dichos ob
jetOs, una vez concludes, los manhattan
vender con la ctada nina.
Hara cOsa de dos meSes la nina desapare
clio como por encantO, sin que los eSpOsoS
dieran noticia nadle del sucesO. Mas, CO.
mo era de suponerSe, hubo de n0tars la de-
japaricl0n no tan solo p0r los vecin0S mas
Cercanos, sino por un ito de la nina, quien
al yer que so lie daban indlcios del paradero
de su Sobriua, denuncl6 ell hecho q la sefa
tura de policia.
| Hay graves sospechaS de que Sc haya co
metido un crimen, en el qne eStan enyueltoS
los dos esposos eStoS cuentan alguua ed4d
Sc lamar Fausto Serrano y Eyangelis,
Uordero.
La nina era huerfana, contaba diez amos
de edad, lleyaba por nOmbre An,ta COr1e
rO, era SObrina de- La EvangeliSta
La policia al tener conocimiento del he
cho traslad6se la casa de los supuestos
autores, ordenando la prisi6n de eslOs, y We
rifcando en- ell sti3 donde eSta enelava ada la
casa yarias excayacones, con ell o6je.o de
yer ST apareciar los reStOS de la nina, la
que Sc Supons muerta Las excaavaclOneS
fueron hechas Slu resultadO satstactoriO,
Los eSpoSos han declarad0 la pOlc'a
que igcoran ell paralero de la nina, Siendo
este 4 todo 10 que Sc concretan alirmando
que la deSaparicl6n de aquelia data de un
mes.
A preguntas hechss los veCiG0a han
contestadO 6stos que la nina era Objeto de
atropellos brutaleS menudo, p0r parte del
que hacia las veces de padre, cada vez que
ella volyia su casa sin haber venddo los
Obletos que Sc le entregaban para su reall
zac0n.
La casa habitaci6n de los esp0SOs, colo
cada en- una colina, seg1n d Limos anterior
mente, es de MADEIRA, coblj jada de yaguas,
conSta de una Sola p'eza y eSta LENA de
agujeroS rendijas muy grandes, compo
niendose ell ajuar de m catre de tjera,
una mesa vieja una caja-bauI, todO en- el
estado mas lamantable.
I'll ito de la nina, denuuciante del suce Q,
ha declarado que "a hecuo todas las dhgen-
cias posibles para saber 81 la nina cxiste,
aSegurando que 6stas no han tenldo ningdn
resultado
El Juez municipal manifesto aver, las
diez de la manana, que hasta aquella hora
no habia tenid0 couOcimientO aguno del
suceso, que la Jefaturl de Poicia no lie
habia pasado nota alguna, nor 10 cual no le
ha Sdo possible proceder en- tan mlsterloSo
hech0.
En- ell edlicio conocido, por el Palacio
della lntendencia, Sc eStau hacienda I'M
pOrtantfs mejoras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26
Billion dollar year for
British Budget

With the naval estimates presented in
the House of Commons last week the
budget for the coming year shows an
expenditure of upward of e 181 ,OOO, 900
{ 8 9O5,O00,O00 J, against 6 15O,0OO,OOO
% lot. 200, ,OOO) for last year.
Unless the revenue is increased, the
statement OF Sir Michael Hicks. Beach,
Chancellor of the Exchequer, will show
deficit Of nearly Esd, 100000 1920, 900 ,OO0)
thelargest ever estimated.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26

Durante ell mes en- curse ha hecho la
demarcaci6n seguuda del segundo distrito
de la Policfa lnsllar, que dirje ell celoso
y active primer Teniente senor Fernandez
Mater que tan yaiosos Servicios ha yenido
preStando, las siguientes detenconeS
Por lesiones, |; par rop,o, 2; por hurto,
8; por violaci6n, /; por fuego, !; por orden
del Juez Is; por orden del Tribunal de Pc
Icia, l; deserores, ?; por rna y eScanda'os,
8; pOr otlaS causas, =; total A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26
Supreme CourtQN1PoncS IFS decision

Special cablegram to BoIetin Mercantil
Washington, Tuesday-The Sup
RENE Court has postpolel its de-
cision relative to the claim present
ed by Porto Rican merchants tor
duties unlawfully collected on natl
We products
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26
Appeal Ior Sufferers
from recent flood
Queen promises assistance

Queen promises assistance
Especial cablegram to Boletin Mercantil
Madrid, Tuesday. Deputies in
the Spanish Chamber representing
Granada, LOLA aud Motril called on
her Majesty yesterday giving an ac-
count of the deplorable condition OF
and suplicating assistance for toe
destitute people rendered homeless
bv recent floods.
The Queen has promised imme
diete assistance for relief of the suf.
terefs. Collections nave been star
ted in many of the Provinces.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26
MANY HAVE PROMISED TO Go

"We are anxious to have as large a mum.
ber of delegates in attendance as possible
and already we are in receipt of quite a
representative list of names of members,
each one of whom has promised to make the
trip to London.
'The invitations was extended to the
officers of the Chamber and Board of Direc
tors, but as we have no board of directors,
being governed differently from the London
Chamber of Commerce, our. representatives
will he selected from standing committees
'In the mean time Mr. Andrew Carnegie.
one of the Vlce-P Presidents of this Chamber,
who sailed on the st. Louis Wednesday.
has been requested to call on Mr.. Albert 6
Sandeman, President OF the. London Cham
Der, and inform him of the progress we are
making.
"The date on which the banquet will take
place was left to our choice, and we have
chosen June 5.
eve hope by the time Mr.. Carnegie
arrives on the other side to be able to cable
decsively.
"Mr. George Wilson, tire Secretary of
the New York Chamber, aud myself will
positively be on hand at the appointed
time.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26
CURRENT PARAGRAPHS.

Gen. Chaffee refuses to allow the de.
captanon of several notorious "Boxer "
chiefs, guilty Of murder, whom Chinese
Judge has condemned The Americans are
the only foreigners WHO have carried out no
executions in Pekins
1t is reported from Lorenzo Marquee
that n Mr.. Martinsen, vho resigned a post
IN tie United STateS army 10 join the BOer
forces, has sailed for Lisbon with 1O3 Boer
families.
Fire destroyed the college of medicine
and the literary department buildings of the
University OF Iowa at Iowa City. The loss
is estimated*at : 250,0OO.
The initial edition of Mrs Nations
newspaper, tile SmaSher's Mail has ap.
peared in Topeka. Mrs. Nation says in her
saluiatory: Il have no apologies to make
in having n ok Chiles for the publisher OF
the SmaSher'S Mail. Our Saviour ate
with publlcans and sinners, to do them good.
The servant is not above his lord. / shall
put into the columns the letters get from
all ovet even those | get from across the
water. Those wishing to say anything
til. oush the columns of the SmdSheY's Mail
must put it in ohe form of latter, and use
breVlty, the soul Of witt One of the
departments is called $ Letters From HelI.r
Tie latest feeling about Mrs. Carrie Ma.
tion, the famous axe.swinger is that she
would be all right if she would let liquor
alone.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26
PO} S.

En- cl establecimiento del "Bolotiu por pesos
Sc construyen los siguientes sellos dc gonna su-
periores | seIl0 comercial de cualquler torma
id: pdguese la orden, etc. id. dupHcado
/ id. pagado l ID. .recibimoo; / i'll. accptames
cualqUier otro en- cse estlo, con 81 aImohadiila
negotiable. Todo por IS moneda corriente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26
.Gnban Constitutional Assembly
Special Cablegrar to Bolctin Mercantil

SPECIAL Cablegrar to Bolctin Mercantil
Havana, Tuesday On account
of the hostile feeling of the public
against the United States The Cons
tilutivnal Assembly will be forced
to vote against the American claims
Should the members Of the AS
sembly vote in favor of the United
States the civil Governors of Cuban
Provinces and mipor officials will
resign their positions.
The Convention doing these
critical moments is very compromis-
ing,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26

Don Ermelindo Salazar, rcpresentante en-
la ASamblea economical celebrada anteayer
en- esta capital, del Cr6dito Ahorro Pom
Ceno de la Oamara de Comerclo de Ponce,
drigi6 don Enrique Frltze, presdente del
Cr6dito y AhoTrO, el siguiente telegrama:
"Asamblea gran cOnCurrencia acOrd6 una
nimidad pedir cOnvOcaloria Camara delega-
dos, cOntratar empr6Stito mplantac6n ca.
hotaje con Estados Unidos pedlr ell didero
de Puerto Rico en- Washington Salazar"
DeSde ell dia % Ia siete de la n0che, que
reemplaz6 la PoIlcia Insuar Ia Municipal,
hasta anOche 4 les dOce, ha pIeStad0 aquel
cuerpo cincuenta seryicioS, entire detendoS
por pelea, lesiOnes, c0ntusiones y r0bos
E Secretario del Tribunal de Distrito
de Arecibo, don Benito ForGS Morazo, So
licita ser traSladado q uno de los Tribuna.
les de Ponce Mayagiiez.
Don EmigGio s, GinorO, ha renunca.
do el cargo de CONCEAL del Ayuntamien
to de esta capital por motives de salud.
Sc han ofrecido para des6mpenar los
cargos de Juez Secrf tario del Tribunal
de Pollcia de Guayanlla, sin suello, los
seflores don Agustin Pietri don Isaias
Rodriguez Lopez, los cuales renuuclan a
favor de los fondos municipaes dichos suel-
dos.
Han sdo destinados para desempenar los
negociados de las oficlnas muuicipales de
esta ciudad los seilores siguientes: Estado,
don Manuel Gonzalez; Hacienda, den Jose
Gcrdils; Fomento, don Barto.ome Lloyet;
BenefcenCia, don Jose Franco J Sandal,
doctor Manuel II. Mater.
-~-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26
Washington confident tbat Cuba
will accept American Proposition
Basis for future relations

] Especial cablegram to Boletin Me- ,atill
Washington, Tuesday. l. is
stated in official circles OF til City
that there is certainty that the Cub
an National convention will accept
the American propositions which are
the basis of future relations between
Cuba and the United States.
New York Market.
ew York, March 26th 1901
j heat Flour "Tumbado-
ra"................$3.9O ra"
Centrifugal Sugar. ....... "41l32
Muscoyado sugar. 3.17I32
Sterling exchange. /" 4.8O.25
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26
Philippine reVo|udOniSs surrender
il The Island Of Lcyte.

Special Cableglam to Boetin Mercantil
Manila. Tuesday. = "a Philip
pinos have surrendered n the Island
of Leyte 1t is now evident that
throughput the principal Islands of
the Philippine Archipelago Amer
lean authority is supreme.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26
London 10 Entertain New York.
Chamber of Commerce invites
New York Business men
to Banquet.
OBJECT, TO CULTIVATE CLOSER
RELATIONS.

Although the New York Chamber OF
Commerce has not yet officially replied to
invitation of the London Chamber of Com
merce to visit England as the guests of the
latter body, the London Chamber of Com
merce fully anticipates that the Americans
will visit that city early in June and the
London chamber is, Professionally, preparing
extensive festivities.
The object of the suggested visit is to
cultivate closer relations and arouse better
understanding between the two peoples.
The programme will include grand re-
preventative banquet, numerous dinners and
receptions and visits to race-meetings and
theatres.
President Jesup, of the New York Cam.
Der of Commerce, after readn the cablegram
from London regarding the invitation of the
London Chamber of Commerce, said:
owe are earnest in our endeavor to get o
representative committee of the Chamber to
accept the banquet that the Chamber Of
Commerce of Londcn has rendered to us
We are working assidlously to that end, and
in few days we will know exactly what we
can do.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26

En- ell edlicio conocido por el Palacio
de. la lntendencia, Sc eStau hacienda I'M
pOrtantfs mejoras
La mayor parte de los p'Sos, scrAn reno.
vados, y reformados los lestantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26
piiedra
FiiIosofaL. F

La Emulsion de Scott
: eS un preparad0 que ha
: Venid0 4 IIen3r un gran
: VaclO en- ia terapeutica
I: n0derna.
P0r las cualidades del
I: acelte Y pOr Su eXceIente
: emulsion Supera a GUAM
: t0S medIcalnentOS SINH
. lafes Sc han preparado
: haSta hoy.
J La prioridad de esta
forma Pharmaceutical per-
: tonece unicam ente a
! Scott, y las dem3s. emul-
5 stones solo son meras
: initaciones sin que MIN
!: guna lIegue q iguaIarla.
, No hay recOnStitu-
! yente alguno que obre
/: como Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26

Tie latest feeling about Mrs. Carrie Ma
lion, the famous axeswinger is that she
would be all right if she would let liquor
alone
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26

Don EmigGio $, Ginorio, ha renuncia
do el cargo de CONCEAL del Ayuntamien
to de esta capital por motives de saIud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-26

El Secretario del Tribunal de Distrito
de Arecibo, don Benito For6s Morazo, So
licita ser trasladado uno de los Tribuna.
les de Ponce Mayagiiez.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-19
Register Today.
new conct

Those people who did not vote
in Florence last fall are not regis
tered and cannot vote unless they
go personally before the registra-
ton clerk at the office of Ash q
Ruddick and register; and this
must be attended to before 9
O'Clock tonight
There are some who are under
the misapprehension that because
they gave their names to some
man who called at their doors and
asked for the names of the voters.
that they are registered, This is
not the case No one can have
your name registered You must
attend to il personally
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-19

Just received half carload of
up-to.d date wall paper No place
to put it. Let's hang it on your
wall 1t don't cost much J H.
Jansen 36tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-19
JEWELRY STORE ROBBED.
T. RI. howelIs Place in Goold &
Calls Store Entered.

At IL O'Clock last night one of
the most clever and daring rob
berries that have ever been perpe
trated in this city occurred The
thieves entered the establishment
10y breaking in the window light
in the basement and reached the
ground floor by skillfully manipu-
lating the lock The door key was
left in the lock, at the closing hour,
on the opposite side of the en-
trance effected by the thieves
The place entered WAS the T NJ
Howells jewelry store in Goold Il
Calls dry goods and furnishing
house, corner West Main street
and Santa Fe avenue, and the
crime was perpetrated just few
minutes after the show ended at
the opera house. The goods stolen
consisted of sixty rings, five watch
chains, twenty charms, three nickel
watch cases, and ten scarf pins.
Mr.. Call sleeps in the store and
was awakened by the noise. Get
ting up he tiptoed in stocking feet
until be reached a spot where he
could be an eye witness to the
theft He saw man wearing
dark slouch hat, black shirt and
no coat The thief was just
closing the showcase and left the
store. Mr. Call then gave the
alarm.
The officers went in pursuit and
soon had the three men in Jail,
but in escorting them to the Jail,
Officer Powell was heavily struck
on the cheek by one of them He
staggered but having holdon two
of the others he held himself from
falling The fellow who struck
the officer began to run. but Day
Marshal Tabor fred shot into the
ground, and the fellow fell Then
Marshal Powell got in his work by
striking the bandit on the head
with his revolver
Some of the goods were found
on the railroad track and some of
them were found in the thieves
possession. A 32- 2-caliber. rim fire
cartridge WAS found in the base
ment of the bu u'lding and several
of the same cartridges were found
in the pockets of the fellow who
struck the officer The gun WAS
taken from him
The men give their names as
James Williams. George Allen aud
James Dean. They were arraigned
this morning and pleaded not
guilty The case is in progress as
we go TO press.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-19
LOCAL NOTES.

First class table board at Carl
sons, l2S East Main. 4l-46
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-19

A. r Gumaer has 1900 head of
full -blooded Hereford cattle cor.
raled between the Florence Oil
company's refinery and the Flor
ence Hot Springs, east of town
These were driven from South
Park. where they have ranged
all summer. The cattle are being
dehorned and branded. and after
the work is completed they will be
distributed on the ranges i'm the
Red Greek. Turkey Greek and
Wetmore districts MIR Gumaer
owns several thousands nc rs of
ground at t ese places The cat
tie are driven to the lower altitude
each fall and taken back TO South
Park in the spring.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-19

AlthouJh all the mills have not
been in operation here during the
summer, large sum of money
has been expended in improve
ments. The Union mill and
Rocky Mountain smelter when
started again will be- on better
competing basis than heretofor.
The amount expended in improv-
ing the Union mill amounts to
more thHn S55, 5000, and the work
is not yet flushed The interior
of the plant has been changed en-
tirely The smelter will have been
put in an excellent treating condi-
ton when the improvements are
completed At the Metallic mill
$4,000 has been invested in Il
new concentrating plant.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-19
Classified Advertisements.

Advertisements will be run in this depart.
ment at the rate of Is words in issues for 25
cents, payable in advance; no advertisement
will be taken for less. than 25 cents. Here is an
opportunity to advertise at minimum cost.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-19
p..-..
...-.z7ED
The New Machine Shops

Of the Oil Well Supply finished prepared
10 any aud all kinds machine
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-19
Will Go To Florence.

The Eiks of this ci,y will go to
Florence on Sunday next. where
they will play base ball with the
Eagles nine of that city, The
game will undou btedly be a good
one. The Florence team has
played twenty-seven games this
season and has suffered defeat in
but one A large crowd will go
down from this city to witness the
game Cripple Greek Times.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-19

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