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The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-01

Window glass, putty and paints,
at Jansen's. 35tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-01
PURELY Personal.

Presiding Elder Harris is up
from Pueblo today.
R Oldland and c. Starney of
Meeker are here today.
Tom English of Denver is do
ing the business men.
F E. Shimison of Cazad, Ne
brHska, arrived last night.
Miss Carrie Cassidy of Canon
City is visiting Miss Birdsal.
e. Lee Hall of St Paul is
stopping at the Fremont hotel
Mrs. George Roberts returned
last night from week spent in
Denver
} w Crowlan of DeBeque,
this state, is looking after business
interests here,
C @. FELTON, came down from
Sallda this morning and will be IN
town for several days.
Peter Douglas, manager of
Rookvale champion t?) base ball
club, was in the city today.
Mrs. P. G.. McCreery return, d
to her home in Canon City last
night after spending few days
with her parents.
Mrs. George Columbia re-
turned last night from Oklahoma
where she has been visiting for
the past two months.
II Witcher, of Cotopaxi, dem
ocratic candidate for commissioner
from the third district was cam
paigning here today.
H A Bachelor, Sr and II. A j.,
Jr,, of Saginaw, Michigan, arrived
last night and left this morning
for the western section of the
state
II H. Newkirk and w H.
Walker left for Cripple Greek yes
terday afternoon on business con
nected with the India Gold Min
ing company,
Prof. j c. Henager, principal
of the Quinn Commercial college
at Colorado Springs, is in the city
today, the guest of his old coolidge
friend, j V. McCandless.
John Lewis is again carrying
messages for the Western Union,
the former carrier, Frank Wet
more, today entering the employ
of the Palace pharmacy.
}. w. Stacy, formerly of Coal
Greek and pioneer of this county
was in the city today. He is
conducting cattle and frrming
ranch in the western edge of the
county.
R G. Thompson returned last
night from Silver Plume, where he
had been attending the funeral of
his aunt, Mrs Mary j. Knight,
which occurred at Georgetown on
Tuesday.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-01

All kinds of stoves cheap at
Bookings. 26tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-01

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The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-01
Tonight.

Last minstrel show booked this
season, the Gus Sun Minstrels.
Prices %, 80 and soc. 50
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-01

DIED AT 4 o'clock this morn
ing, OF cholera infantum, the eight
months old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Nevins. The funeral
will be held tomorrow at l0o'clock
at the residence, corner Fou tn
and Frazer avenue
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TRIAL BOTTLE SENT ABsOLUTElY FREE oN RECEIPT of POS
Big Loss by Fire.

Pittsburg, Nov, IA special
from Uniontown says that fire
there this morning destroyed ten
buildings covering two blocks.
The loss was a quarter of million
dollars. The fire started in a
livery stable.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-01

Snow! Snow!
Snowhakes at Nail's. 52-54
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-01
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New YORK Jan. 3, 1901
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The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-01
OF All the Ways of Reaching

Chicago the Union Pacific is the
best. Choice of routes via Omaha
or via Kansas City In points of
speed and equipment its trains are
unequalled. See your local agent
or address E. R, Griffin, general
agent, Denver.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-01
Vail 5 Wonder.

Something new Chewing gum
candy SOD
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LOCAL NOTES.

A whirlwind of enjoyment! A
hurricane of laughterl A storm of
laughter That's you, tonight at
the opera house CauseY Gus
Sun Minstrels. 80
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-01

Money to loan on improved realty
80, S5, 100 & l20 months H 5
Andrews, Andrews bldg. 53-ml
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-01
Immense Ore Output.

The largest tonnage of ore that
WAS mined in the Cripple Creek
district during the last year was
that of last month, which amounted
to o4, 800 tons of value of 50 ,253,-
$40 This heavy tonnage was
treated by the mills and smelters
in the state and the tonnage
treated by the mills in the district
was record breaker. Following
is the record of each plant:
Tonnage Total.
Colorndo.phia and standard 25,5OO 765, 600
Economic 1910 I1i $40
Dorcas -.-- -..--..--.------- 1850 1900
Union --------.-- ----.------- 900 5000
Smeltiug ore Observation-Disclosures 2UOOO 100000
Miss Ethel McLain, daughter of
c. X McLain, of East Second
street, was surprised last night by
about thirty of her schoolmates
who invaded her home about s
o'clock The affair WAS success
in every way AT late hour the
guests sook their departure after
sumptuous repast had been enjoy
ed Every body had good time.
Vail Wonder.
Something new. Chewing gum
candy. SOD
Tonight.
Last minstrel show booked this
season, the Gus Sun Minstrels.
Prices %, 80 and soc 50
Window glass, putty and paints,
at Jansen's 35tf
Snow! Snow!
Suowtiakes at Nail's. 52-54
All kinds of stoves cheap at
Bookings 26tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-01
Lost and Found

At Wallis. Fresh candies every
hour, SOD
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-01

You'll forget that you ever owed
cent or bought cross-eyed mule
while watching the Gus Sun Min
strels tonight at the opera house,
Prices %. 80 and soc. 50
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-11-01

Dry colors and Lynn @. Doyle
at Jansen's. 30-35
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
lat night from shrsvepor% and nast Texaa

last night from Shreveport and East Texas
points. After dlscharRng those on the
cxcursonistB bound for Houston tho train
proceeded to Ga tOu over the Galvesto4..
Houston and Northern.
circular Issued yesterday by Captain
j NJ. Ice. Superintendent OF the hsst d..
vision Of the houston and Texas Central
aud approved by Captain G.. A. Qhinian,
vice president general manager appointed
Mr. w H. Bsbee tralnmasier of tho ftst
division Mr. Blsbeo has heretofore only
been acting trainmaster.
Mr.. p ". Dorrls. city passenger and
ticket agent Of The Houston East and West
Texas road win leave this evening for a
vacation iaunt through the East Including
trips ta Washington, New York City and
the Pan. American exposition at Bufe1o A.
Y. on the return trip. MIR. Doris will be
accompanied 10Y Mrs Doris.
For tie annual meeting Of the Texas
State Grunge at Dublin. August 20-22 the
Central has announced a reduced rate on
the convention plan, A rate Of one fare
for the round trip has been announced by
the same system on account Of the meeting
Of the Concatcnatcd order of Hoo.Hoo,
Norfolk, Va, September 9l3.
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Mo- ~ nnrnnnala

Mr.. =; j ott route agent OF the Wells.
hNfEo Express company, with headauarte 4
" New Orleans, visited Houston yestvr'
special excursion train for coIored only
WIN arrive over The. Central This mornlng
from Denisou and Intermediates points.
Mr. lef \, Miller chiaf clork Ia Canal,
q. "A, Qulnlap, Vice president ana general
manager % tie Houston and Texas Snntrai
ROAD, went up the line on an Inspection TOM
IN the private ear 81, Anthony attached r.
special train. ~
Messrs A. l. Reagan and A Brooks. two
clever Young telegraphers who have heen
employed la the HUustQn uface OF the Nest.
ern Union company, lott last nighi FOR 81
Louis 20 take positions In the ofhces ~ ths
same company In that city.
Houston division No. 90. Brotherhood ~
Railway Irne6mOn, will meet this after,
noon az 3 O'Clock at unlon Labor hail fsr
the reception of new members state or.
ganlzer I, r. Milkle of BfeuhAm Will be
IN ateendance on the meeting
Mr.. J. n. Crawford. chief clerk IN the
office Of Mr. o. A. raft superintendent az
the Wells, Fargo Express company bas
gone 20 Cloudcrofi n NJ. 20 soend III
vacation; During Mr.. CrawfoPd's absence
MI n, A MGncet, route agent, OF Dallas
Will III his position.
me Houston East ana West Texas
brought 10 special excuruion of ten cars
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11

Dan Talmage's Sons OF New York say:
There Is no abatement in the ylgor or
volume OF business The patronage Is
pretty evenly distributed between the va.
rious grades 10 domestic and foreign. I'm.
der scanty stocks aAd unusually large de.
mand there is strength OF market which
sends out the old crop and ushers in tn /,
new at full values. The incoming season
has bright beginning; never was the
situation cleaner and freer or adverse fea.
lures and II tho marketing Of the crop
shall proceed at wise ratio prosperlns
prices are assured Tor the more fortunate
Who made crop, Even IL the production
exceed any now probable bounds il win
be Tar short OF requirements which have
heen greatly Increased by the demand rf
Porto Rico, and this year further en-
iargemeni may be expected on account 81
tn short crop Ia POTATOES,
Gables aud correspondence fran Nltroad
note cargo lots quiet Spot goods steativ
with a. weaker tone on forward offerings II
cleaned.
Dan Talmages Sons COMPANY. New
York, report Southwestern rice cron. sea
sou ending July RI, 1901 Recelpts, rough
New Orleans and country mills q tOO dO0
sacks sales, cleaned, New Orleans 500
vln barrels; country mills, $1,000 barrels.
total crop (Loulslana and Te1asl t0ltOo
barrels i320 pounds each.
Receipts az New Orleans since August 4.
eiq crop, 1000 sacks. No neW CROP ~.
eeaved. s1esps two small ists Il nttis prss.
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.

The local market was the scene Of fair
activity for the last day of the week. The
scorchlng sunbeams poured forth so strong
~ that probably some who usually lay in
u better stock on Saturday were deferred
from their Intentions.
The crers on tho wagons had sdtabl
day for dlsposing OF their good THU S"
ms they wheeled through tho wards, and
reported successful rounds
The market square sellers we're stocked
with choice lot of mixed vegetables,
fruits, melons and poultry and with I e
butchers also, did moderate bus nas s.,
IhcN are under thc disadvantages of no
hnh'tahle place for their purposes and the
trade looks lopglngly to the progress OF a
new building
Operations in the heavy lines are wound
IN earlier on the last OF the weeks bus
days than on others and nothing eventfuI
occurred in this quarter
Another good lot Of Texas peaches cnme
IN from Lindale and receipts In all wee
between 1900 and 1900 packages Prices
held we'll on the best qualities, sagg ng
n little on the lower grades, but not sufn.
Client Tor alteration In the market prices.
9he grain and hay situation was not al.
iected locally. On The former however.
there was considerable furry in the EIst.
ern marts, Prices opened higher and
switched In every direction. hut at ii
close was practically unchanged. some
sharp fluctuations may occur in this Ile
next week. The governments estimate OF
the crop conditions today. falling lower
than any expected may arect the market
throughout.
Cold storage eggs are stili hrmer com
modify.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
NEW STEAMSHIP OFFICES.
Harrison Line 10 Have al Agent ia
ROuSiOn.
MR. THOMAS ?. dRRFlTHs N CHARGE
Movement 81 the Company II ls Be-
ieyed, viii Divert Much Traffic from
Other Ports to New Orleans.

Mr. Thomas p. GHfnths, who on July
] resigned tho position OF commercial agent
Tor the Galveston, Houston ana Hender-
son road az this point TO take up other EN-.
ployment win remain ia Houston, he hay
Ing been given the agency Of the Harrison
steamship line 60 this point. This viii be
gratifying news to Mr. Grit1ths' many
friends Ia Houston, who viii he highly
pleased at his good fortune In securing
such an Important position,
The fact too, that the Harrison line,
which rms TO New Orleans. Is to open
ofhees here Is considered an lmpor ant
matter By shippers especially cotton ship.
pcrs, as it is generally admitted that SIR.
Grlinths, through his personal popuagi u.
VIII by able to SEND an immense amount
OF business over tie Hnrrison line that nus
heretofore gone TO other ports.
1t IL understood that the offices will 10
opened here on August 10, at which time
feet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
VOL III Lhe Q. and N. NJ.

Orange, Texas, August TO- Tho schooner
Marie Palmer, 5000 tons, has arrived at
Sabine Pass loaded With steel rails for the
Orange and Northwestern railroad having
sailed from sparrow Point on Chesapeake
bay more than q month ago. She has on
board over 6,OUpNO pounds Of construction
material for the Orange and Northwestern,
which VIII be transferred to barges at SA-
binr Pass and sent up to Orange for dis
rlbutiou along The line of road Track
laying viii begin as soon as these rails AR
rive at orange nnd win be prosecuted with
yigor and 10 IS hoped To complete con
nectou with the Kansas City southern
railroad carly 10 September. j. A. Maupin
OF Houston has boon appointed as conduc-
tor of construction train No. l on the new
railroad
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Following extracts --t2Aen from his daily
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Dear Sir: Please accept my sincere
Vnanks for yours OF recent date. l have
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A Thino worth kno,.d.

No need OF cutting on a woman,s hr....
OF a mans cheek or nose In a vain attense.
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Austin Texas. Aueust 10 Che railroad
commits lon today granted NE Application
OF tho International aul Great NoIthoin
railway for auuoity 90 Issue boa Is {. he
hWuuut OF N-uNtn per Wl1 ON U-.t mics
Of road, formerly the Calvert. Waco rld
Br321s VALLEY uut NOW tde Fore Worth
division or Inc International lml br, at
Norlurn Vice President aui GaHeru Man
agtr Price Attorney SIC imam, '"fof Ea.
gnccr 'EHmmcll and Auditor Maury, an
officials OF the iuHd were here 80 uul az
tor the Issue The bonds ware rceistcl al
by the secretary Of state.
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ELEVATORS A AND r.
MOVEMENT o. OCEAN vEssgLs.


Key West, Fla-Arrlved: ConchA frem
Galveston and sailed for New York.
from Galveston and sailed for Hamburg
Prawle pelnt.--Passed; Hemisphere
ihrslt from Galveston via Newport News
from Hamburg; Treasury (Br,l from Gal.
weston Via Newport News from Hamburg
New y 0rk.- Sailed; Sabine for Kew
West and Galveston. Cleared; Benedict
Port Eads. I.s.-No ARRIVALS Sailed.
Agiers tAm,), for Bos;oni Bsrgepseren
tNor.l, for Livingston Via BeMze: Tkemls
kNor.h for Tamnie0; I'll sud tAin1 fer
New York; calista CDatch). FOR Rotter-
Norfolk, va Sailed, calrndon. from
ton. ' D0s'
~, gesyI O.s n: Arrived: EtrurIs, fres
New xsrk--kzasssi LsarsAti.A fsem
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All correspondence Is strictly connden-
tial, mailed in plain sealed envelope. The
receipt is free for the asking and he
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eEAuMoNT PATHWAY TRAckMgN
Division Of the General Brotherhood In
stituted There.

7
Mr.. L. p. Wnklc State organizer, called
on The Post last night ana announced the
organization Of tho Beaumont division, No.
~ OF the Brotherhood Of Railway Track
men.
The Beaumont division starts out with a
charter membership Of sixteen and the fol
lowing officers j. n. COX president;
George McMulcn, past president; Otto
Nartcn secretary and treasurer; Morrlss
White, Journal agent; Perry Overstreet,
chaplain, chris lauohan, conductor; Pete
Ring, warden, John heely, inner sentlnel;
j. England outer sentinel
The charter Of the organization has not
been closed and Mr. Willle. VIII visit the
division agnln during the Week.
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RurnIaru u Pltiahnrn.

Pittsburg Pa, August 1O.--Durglars en-.
tered John NJ Holman's hardware store
lnAt night, carrying away With them nftren
fne pistoiA and quantity Of carfridr 81
An entrance was erected by tie breaking
Of large glass IN rear door Trucks
indicate that there were two In the raid
No arrests have been made.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Sol Harris. Galveston; s, r. Mooney 1ev
lngton, Ky: a y Hamilton, ncmthiu, &.
o. Welsh. sulphur LAT Harner i;rau,
non, New York Mrs. N ilackntt Calves
James G. Fulton, Rockport. Mrs q NJ
Cook, San Francisco; Harry Orr Canadn
". H. Elliott, Boston. Albert SPOTS, New
York; X G.. Dodge. ST. Paul: pm a
Yorder. Macon, Ga; Dan Coon. Hampton,
L. r. Farrell, Dayton, Ohio; Carrie Wari'
New York
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
BIG SALE or LAND.

Seventy Thousand Acres IN Louisiana
Sold to Syndicate.
Marinette, Wis, August 0-The !. q
Brown Lumber company today sold 10 h.
Meyer Hauser syndicate 10000 acres ~
land In Louisiana for $4,000 The nine
Ia located Ia the parishes OF Vernon Sn.
blne. Cnlcasieu. and Natchez. There are
over 100000 feet OF pine on the tract.
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An Unusual Injury.

Granger, Texas, August e.-This mornlpv
waile guttering the second story Of the v
Enek building J. NJ Grady fen ana
stsseNed a very unusual injury, A dislorsi
Ton or the left shoulder joint and n trsa'
lnre OF the bone OF the same arm, ahov.
H ia, men from the shoulder Joint. oiSss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11


During July there was a decline of )
points IN ohio, y In Indiana, 36 In Ill
nots, 30 In Iowa, Al In Missouri, IS In
Kansas and 90 in Nebraska.
The average condition OF spring wheat
declined 1873 points during july. but on
the corresponding date last year and only
3.3 points lower than on August 1, 1891
and - points below the mean of the
August averages for the last ten years.
The average condition of oats declined
1O.l points during July and on August J.,
corresponding date last year l7.2 points
lower than on August l, 1899, and 10.2
points below the mean OF the August aver
ages for the last ten years.
The average condition Of barley de-
clued ~ points during July, but on
August ! II was 1913 points higher than
az NE corresponding date one year ago,
while it was 81 points lower than on
August I, 1899, and points above the
mean August average for the last ten
years.
The average condition of spring rye dc,
cllned . points during July. On August
!, II was rs points higher than at IN,
lower Than on August l, 1909, and 81
polntsbelOw the mean OF the August aver
ngrs for the last ten years.
The condition Of rice IL on the whole
favorable, though It Is /, 4, and points
below the average condition ON August l.
oulslnna, respectively; on the other hand
1t Is I and points above the condition
one year ago In North Carolina aud South
! carolina. In South Carolina Florida and
Louisiana the condition II -, and j
points above their respectively seven years
and Alabama II Is :, l and 4 points be-
low such averages
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS,
An Alabana Bov Kill.d ~,

y . = 'F'F'NV y q ITdTNs
pailas' Texas, August lO.-A 1Tyear.oIA
hoy was run over 10y Texas and Paclac
freight train one mile west of the cItv Nm,
its at midnight last night and died in ths
city hospital today. Just before he d,ed
ne said My name is John Harrison Cherry
Ny Parents are dead and wandered from,
my mStb nome ,l, at Columbia, Ala. My grand.
heI TO bury me beside my mother . TX
Instructions. sue awaiting
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Atfidsvits Charge Murder,

a. na, Texas, August 10.-E. A. white
saa ua'lAs and W. S. knight Of Plano were
10y Icy committed 70 the Dallas county iail
Wiz ta'S Sur esl on stadaylts charging them
ing Of the TN IN connection with the shoot.
s1S sails wsiksr lssl night AH' ~
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teal use, Sales, cleaned, $500 pockets.
Market strong
Tolmage, at Charleston, telegraphs Caro-.
Inn crop movement TO date: RCCelp o.
90 barrels; sales 54,845 barrels. Market
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Broke His Neck by FalIino into w.u

- us NecK by FALLING into a Well.
Corslcana, Texas August 1o-Mr. Kav
nard' white man, fell In well men,
dresden, breaking his neck. He had heon
S yvs a wen and was being let down
WIEN gas made him sick. He asked Ia ~
pulled out, which was done immedisf oivye
ny as soon as the fresh air struck him ~
taihted' railing TO the bottom OF the val
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GALVESTON STOCK.
GRAIN MOvEMnNT

Receipts Of wheat today: Cars
Gplt, Colorado and Santa Re .... %
Missouri, Kansas anu Texas ..... 49,
Galveston, Houston and Northern -. 81
49,
Tota. Northumberland. 1i3
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THE CONDITION OF CROPS
GOVERNMENT REPORT SHOWS LOW
ESTIMATES OF AVERAGES.
Corn Is Given at 81, Decline Of 27.3
During JuIy--condition Of Wheat
Is 6o.3 and Oats 1876.

Washington, August 1o.-The August re-
port Of the statlstlclan of the department
Of agriculture shows the following aver
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11

Glasgow; St Louis. from Cberbonro. Tn,
brla, from Liverpool I'M
from New York eHuarVk'
vi h.tEyerpool--Arrived Bowie. from New