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White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1901-01-24
HAPPENINGS IN White OAKS
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
From The GOLDEN ERA.

to stay and make his fortune out
of the gold and silver products Of
this camp. Good luck to you.
A party are commencing the
manufacture of adobes. This
will supply long felt want, as
many wish to build but cannot
get sufficient material. Due no.
tice will be given in week or 50.
March "a, 1881.
DR.. A. G.. Lane had slight
attack of lumbago last week.
"Who came in on this hack?"
we said to ". H. West the other
day, and was Informed: -. B.
Collier and four other tenderfeet. ="
West has left the town.
Prof, J. O. Shelton placed his
scholars iii procession form and
marched to the last resting place
of poor Jack Winters. 1t was one
of the many sights Of this world
that touches the heart.
A. NJ. James is putting down a
pine floor in his business house.
He was doing business on the
ground floor. Moved up a peg as
it were.
We are informed that the ma
chinery for the boring of the
arteslan well on the rich JiCarilla
ground has at last started from
Las Vegas. This will make the
boys in that part of our camp feel
good.
Messrs. Bell and Lypard have
struck it big in the Nogals. 1t is
galena ore in an immense body.
No assays yet. Further mention
will be made as soon as we receive
particulars.
Sheriff Pat Garrett was il
White Oaks over Sunday. He
does not look so fatigued as he
did just after his long weary iaunt
after the kid" outfit. He looks
every inch a man of resolution,
however.
The sad news Of the death of
Mr.. J. Winters, better known as
"Unclc Jack was passed from
lip to lip on last Monday morning
at an early hour and on Tuesday
afternoon the remains were laid
in the earth, in the little burying
ground about one mile south of
Nhltc OAKS. Ni1cIe Jack was the
original owner of the famous
ilofneStake NINE beng one OF
the first settlers i'll this part of
'''e country
March 81, 1881.
The weather is quite warm.
BUILDINGS are ooirp nm in every
direction.
A no,,r f,,,,;,,o :. :, 4ho ,,,.,,
future unless freight WAGONS ar.
rive in few days.
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White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1901-01-24
INTERESTING TO NEW MExoANs.

Senator lIoar's bill prescribing
qualifications, pay and manner of
selecting jnries Cwho must speak
the English language in the
United States courts Of the terri
tory has gone to the committee
on judiciary in the senate. The
measure was evidently, from the
local knowledge displayed, drawn
by some one in the territory, but
there seems to be no ground for
even conjecture as to the author.
Delegate Pedro Perca has in
troduced into congress bill per-
the land commission of
New Mexico to sell not to exceed
10000 acres of land set apart for
the support of the Territorial
University at Albuquerque at no
less than $500 an acre.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1901-01-24
TIE EAGLES CLUBBING RATES.

TIE EAGLES CLUBBING RATES.
To subscribers paying one year
i'll advance for the EAGLE the fol-
lowing clubbing rates are offered:
EAGLE and Thrice a-Wccll World. $2.Co
" ST. Louis Rcpublic..... S2C0
.." " Industrial Record .... S225
Minos and Minerals ...... SD
" Daily Mining Record . 800
" smopolitan,............. =. $40
IhlS nLLer annlinS 10 Old onh-
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next Thursday evening. April IL, and
Saturday afternoon, April H. by the
juvenile choir of 400, voices, under the
direction of Mr.. Joseph Ballantyne..
Chorus, Welcome ... Selected
Juvenile choir of 400 voices.
Duet, Hear Me, Norma" .Bellini
Miss Luella Perrin and Miss Mary
Harrington
Reading, "Noey's Night Piece"
....-..--.-.----.J. Whitcomb Riley
Miss Edith Corey.
Soprano solo .Se Selected
Miss Annie Winnifred Stuart
Chorus, wind Song 800.
.------- -.------..-Joseph Ballantyne
Juvenile choir
Solo, .Daddy's Picaninny Boy.
-----..-- ----..-----H- J. Cox.
Miss Stella Islaub, 9 years old. and
ladies' double quartette accom-
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paniment.
Soprano solo, Recognition $500
.............-.s.-.Jo Joseph Ballantyne
Miss Ferrin.
CWritten expressly for Miss Ferrin by
Mr.. Ballantyne)
Chorus, Rest From Your Studies
1880. ...---..-... ..... e. Stephens
Juvenile choir.
ANSdu4uS selected
Miss Edith Corey
Soprano solo. When the Heart Was
Young" $500. ..........D. Buck
Miss Harrington.
Piano, 'RhaDsodie Hongroise No.
Mrs. Blasdel.
Duet and chorus, star SpangIed
banner ..---..--.-.F :. Key
Mrs. e. J. Ulrich, Miss Sadie Fowler
and juvenile choir.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-07

The ladies' auxiliary to the o. r. Q.
will give a card party Tuesday next at
Knights Of Pythias hall. Prizes are
now on exhibition at Boyle's.
q g .
Roy Eccies is visiting in ogden from
Oregon.
Mrs. Sam Eccles of Viento, Ore, was
visiting in Ogden this week.
8 . 8
Among the Salt Lake visitors from
ogden are Mesdames r. J. Taylor. Mrs.
ii. E. Peery and Miss Taylor
q . g
Mrs. skinner, who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs Susie Sims. returned
to Chicago Tuesday
Mrs; May Carter returned Monday
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club occurs Monday night for the cleo
ton Of officers and the reception of re-
ports
Frank Clark departed Wednesday for
Switzerland where he viii enter the
missionary field.
. 8 q
]. n Corey and William Firth Of
independence are visiting in Ogden.
q g o
Mrs Frank J. Cannon arrived Fri
day, after an absence in the east of
about three months
z, . 8
The Historical club attended the per-
formance of Miss Walsh in More Than
Queen
o @ o
The following programme will be
given at the concerts in the tabernacle
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-07

Snerrz, Bessie Crushby. Edith Miller.
Sifeuola Scoicid. Florence i-sE Due,
Judith Rice, Helen Gillespie. George
aunefs A1leen MacIea1 Eva Mason,
crime Paris.
The Misses Rae ana Nell AIcMaster.
- Nth Nam street, entertained at
music. dancing ahS fine lunch. The
rooms ~ere prettily decorated with
easter lilies taad geranfums. Prizes
We're won ~ fOllO,ys Ladies' first
Erlze, Jessie BOYD: ladies' BOBBY prize,
Mss keoppI gents first pTSZe. II. A.
titeh; gents boO0y prize, 3. r. Bow
Inans Those present we've. AIessrs. and
Ales9alnes j. 8. Karrick. Richter Sam
uei poxey. w J. Arnold, ". A. Nc
Master, Misses Edith Boyd. Jessie
Boyd, Lillian Horn. Rowena Oi4inger,
jennie Ottiuger, Evalinc McMaster,
Iaicile McMaster, Edna AEcMasIer, Miss
koepp. N s. Belle Sherman, DR.. L.
NJ keyser, George Lucas. VIII Mason,
T. IL Day, II. A. Fitch, y. Roy Bow
man, A. Ray Bowman A. &. Clayton,
sharp Ottinger, Afin McMaster, L. n
Herbert j. d. colpin,.
On Wednesday evening. April Il. the
opal club viii take an excursion to
Provo on a special train chartered over
the short Line TO attend a cOmDli-
mentary ball to be given in honor of
the Garden City. The members OF the
elrb have held this trip in pleasant
anlcipa ton fol some time past and
now that definite arrangements have
been made, are very enthusiastic over
the prospects Of the good time they are
sure TO have as guests of their Provo
friends. OWNS 10 the limited accom-
1nodatiOns WITHIN reach of the Ter
psich0re club, trey have been forced
10 limit their invitation to the Qualities
10 the presence Of Gtty couples which
is, however, "a number large enough TO
include the members OF the club ands
ln addition. give some of their friends
IN this city chance to enjoy the even
ing with Them Therefore, the officers
of tho club wish 20 make it clear that
none viii be admitted to the ball in
Provo unless holding Opal club ball
tickets and that such tickets VIII be
furnished only to gentlemen accom- 4
panied by ladies. The special tEain will
leave the Oregon Short Line station
or Wednesday evening, April II. and
return after the ball.
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MARRIAGE Licenses.


Permits to we'd we're issued last week
as follows by tnv county clerk Of Salt
Lake county.
Lawrence VI. Caffal, salt Lake City-....19
Nellie Sleater, salt Lake city .-....--.. -
Henry g. Granger. salt Lake City ---... .
Florence PlomteauN. salt Lake City. 20
john - Freeman, Snowflake. Ariz......41
Emma Flake, Snowflake, Afiz..........22
William r.. Schaefer Park Valley .-......42
Christina Peterson Salt Lake City. .35
David IT. Elton, Salt Lake City.-........2 q
Nora A. Hansen, salt LsiSe City Ills
Robert M. Caldwell. Alanlosa. Colo g. %
Elmira A. T. LUnd, Los CerritOs, colo 10
David II. Mcdowell. Passon ..............;s9
Chris tinas T. POWELL PaysOn .....-.--. -
Gutorm j. kOrclS. Salt Lake city ......zS
Carrie Halvorsen. salt Lake city ...2f
Orson ". Hymas, Liberty, Ida............2 -
Emma T. Hamburg, Lenark, Ida q. Is
C4aries Derricott. Liberty, Ida. --..-.... q
l1AVernla I4yInas. Liberty, Ida.........2 "A
Joseph 19erricOtt. Liberty. Ida..-.-.--.-.. 80
Annie T. Gambling, Liberty. Ida. %
FOREMAN ~ hancock, PaySon ...s.... 30
May Carson. Fairfield ..................2O
Abel Abbott BuukerVlae New. ........ %
Jalle D. Brown, ogden .-................tD
w aiter a. Miller. salt Lake ..............1S
Annie Brant.t Eureka .--.----.......-....1S
Byron i. JOles. salt Lake City ..........Z3
Carrie Richmond, Payson -.............19
John IL. Cox. Salt Lake City ............1S
sarah Hosbins. Wellsviile .............1 IS
'Esomas Rider. Mill Greek .-..-...........27
Sta w ahlstrom, LaketOwn. Ida,.......21
George r. Wright. ogden ..-----... ..-. p
Gertrude Y. Hampton. salt Lake Citys.N
ANel - ACltz, Salt Lake City .............2
selma n WickstrOm, salt Lake City,
Henry 5. Hicks, Eureka ....-.............:ss
Mary II. wagner, Eureka .........--..-2T
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OGDEN.

ogden, April 5.-Wednesday in the
salt Lake temple occurred She wedding
OF MISS Lottie Johnson to MIR. Fred c.
Taylor Wednesday evening at the
nome of the brides parents. Mr.. and
MIS- Joseph Johnson, on Twenty eighth
street, occurred a reception for the
relatives of the two families. and
thursday about fifty of their other
friends attended a. similar affair The
nome was prettiiy decorated with cut
lowers, and many beautiful and useful
presents were given the young couple
by admiring friends. A wedding sup
per was served. Mr.. and Mrs TAYLOR.
after a few weeks stay in Idaho, will
live in Ogden.
The Wednesday Night Dancing club
closed "A most delightful series of par
ties Thursday night with a BAH at
C'cs'istensens'. which was one of the
most elaborate aud enjoyable Of the
geason's events. Despite the Lenten
time, the affair was quite elaborate. in
the way OF dress and decorations. The
Christensen Bros orchestra of nine
pieces furnished music. Refreshments
were served and the dancing was pro-
longed considerably beyond the usual
time.
|. The great after event this year Will
be the Easter Assembly ball at
ChristeEsens' by the Bohemian club.
Thursday, April H. Especial music
and decorations are being arranged.
under direction of Arthur Kuhn, lead
er Oh the Bohem mi ms
Miss Blanche Wright is visiting in
Salt Lake. the guest of her sister, Ma
bic Wright, who is attending the uni
.versity.
Mrs. McCabe has returned from
visit TO Butte, Mont.
q
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Larkin went to
salt Lake today.
Edwin Peake left Tuesday for a
months visit in California.
Miss r. Sanford Of springvine was
an ogden visitor last week.
q -.
Miss lie Won Pierce On Brigham City
is the guest of Miss p. Houtz.
Harold La Faunt Of Logan was an
Ogden visitor last week
Mrs J. I. Herricls IS visiting in Salt
~ @ & 3
Ray and Frank West. who are at
tending school in Logan, are visiting
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A
West for few days
Miss Vida Eccles is guest in the
w. G.. woodworth and family left
Friday foe Port Il q Ore ore.
Miss Kate Carnahan entertained the
p. and b. club Saturday afternoon.
Gus Brown was down from Soda
Springs this week
The annual meeting of the Weber
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The Weber club will eptertain for the
ladies Tuesday next. The rooms of the
club haye recently been refitted and ex-
tended. land this viii be the first public
assemblage in honor Of the ladies' in
q number Of months
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-07
PROVO.
(speclal Correspondence.l

VoDeCIaI OOTIeaIl onuenC8-l
Provo. April ga charming entertain
ment was given by the young people OF
the First ward in the ward house We'd
neSday evening. The two-act drama The
Last Loaf. was presented very ably nv
the ward anna te1r dramatic coupany
q % =
D. W. Irvine and wife, recently OF Paw
son, are visiting relatives and friends in
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CoIor2d Dress Goods.

We ARE SHOWING EVERYTHING THAT Is NEW
AM HEttE-IIY IN WEANES AND COLORINGS.
TSEr, Ne AZ ElNe5 A GRAND EFFORT
ATTRACT LOVERS OF BARGAINS
So and 49siPeh Wool ssrges Granite 05c
sin 5 sPed IL ch fi Printed chaes in great Ac
Waist cl 10Th Pure Waist Cloth in navy
~ worth ''o' Ior''---- .......- -.---... EJC
cO9 9s AIPatross 20 shades all light and eOc
English Whip Cords 44ineh pure wool English fabric
at ..-..- soc
Prunea Cloth Aineh lovely satin finished syl- O. m
Ism la0rc IN ali the best spring coors, ATT. A4.UU
Colored Venetian. cloth in best shades of a M
navy blue and black only $50 att. B l.UU
french Crepes and Eoa Examines inches in width the
m y laeSt fabric OF the Ason. showing them
IA ths Following lovely shades Gray. old rose
new new v 9lue cardinal pink cream and black Gf m
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New Spring Neckwear.

EXCLUSIVE IDEAS. THE CHOICEST COLLECTION
TO BE FOUND IN SALT LAKE.
Large display of Swiss Embroidered One Piece / fle
Turn Over Collars in dainty designs at ~
Tucked Satin Stock Collars, all colors, 0nA
at 49,. ...-.-..,---.... ..-................. =. GVO
Beautiful Chiffon, and Neck
Pieces in the very newest designs RhG I'D
Silk Jacket Fronts gold braid trimmed come
in cream, pink and new Biscuit shade, Of De I'M
Lace Collars. all the rage Waists and Jack
cts, Arabian and Venetian Point Lace Of nA mn
Boero Jackets in the new Arabian Lace, white
and gold Lace, and solid blacks, O. ~ nm
luI patterns IroI...--.. pOsVV NP
Chiffon, Liberty and Chenille Neck Boas, with 90 6n
long, fluffy ends 49,. MEs3U
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Continued on Page 1o.)
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Next Tuesday evening the grand
lodge officers VIII pay an official visit
TO Park lodge No. 4, Knight OF Pythias.
and on Wednesday viii go to Coalville
Il institute a new lodge. A special
train will carry several of the local
knights to see the institution Wednes-
Gay evening
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-07

Mrs. =. +. Phillips and her two sons
returned from Salt Lake Thursday. af-
ter a several weeks visit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-07

A large number of the young friends
OF Aline Chandler surprised her at hel
nome Thursday afternoon, and a mos
happy time was spent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-07

Mrs. Fred Smith chaperoned a party
of young ladies, consisting of Misses,
Getsch, Lowry, Pearson. and Balm.
tuesday afternoon The party visited
the Silver King mine, where dinner was
served, and in the evening the ladies
were entertained by Mrs J. W. Grass.
who lives near the King, and royal
good time was enjoyed.
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head entertained q few friends at the
home Of her mother. Music was the
principal feature and, together with
cards and refreshments, an enjoyable
evening resulted. The guests were
Misses Lillian Anderson, Lillian Funk,
Maud LOofbourGw, JUne Thiriot
Messrs- Ed Paxton, Sam -2addon. jr
John Thomson, Har1z- Freeman and
Lloyd Lo0fbcurow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-07

Mp and Mrs Hugh Mcdonald went
to SAT- Lake Thursday on few days
visit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-07

Monday next Mrs Kate johnson
leaves for New YORK, from where she
win sail for Europe and join M. and
Mrs. David Keith in their tour IF the
old world
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-07

The great after event this year will
be the Easter Assembly ball at
ChristeEs sens by the Bohemian club
ThursdaS, April IL. Especial music
and decorations are being arranged.
under direction of Arthur KUHN. lead
er OF the BoEemians
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-07

ME, and Mrs. n Z. Payne and daugh-
,ter. Bird, of Salt Lake, were the guests
OF Mrs. 7. d, Grey Thursday. They had
q pleasant visit
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-07

The Bachelor Maids were entertained
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs
6. A. BlOcher by the Misses Balm and
Pearson. Cards was the diversion:
carnations and violets favsors. Dainty
refreshments were served and the
junction was very pretty and success
full The guests We're: Misses Getch
Lowry, Sherman, Balm. Pearson, Mrs.
BlOcher. Messrs. Anderson. Blood
Thompson. Steele and Shields.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-02
Read The Daily Tribune.
Excursion TO WestcIiffe.

The NJ E, Sunday school ex
cursion passes through Royal
George, Park Dale and Wet
Mountain valley, giving view
of the finest mountains in the
state. Coming back, picnics at
Hillside, the prettiest spot in the
state, Tickets 81 %; half fare,
LIS at G w. Smiths shoe store,
kelso's Department store and
Lewis d Yosts.
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PURELY Personal.

w. S. Proctor has returned
from his trip to California.
George and Ed Deibert left this
morning for Colorado Springs to
attend the state shoot
Jack Barclay has accepted a
position as bookkeeper for T. w.
Roberts, the blacksmith
Hunter P. Winkley of New
York, nephew of Hunter Palmer
of Canon City, is here today,
Tom Shelton of Denver, but
formerly master mechanic of the
Metallic Extraction company, is
in the city
H K Ray of this city won a
quarter section of land in the
Comanche- Kiowa drawing at Ell
Reno. Oklahoma
Harry Osselar and John
Christian left last night for Grip
Pile Creek where they have secured
positions in mill
e. ID Jones of Beaver CITY.
Nebraska, is in the city and is the
guest of the HadIey family of
Pixies Peak avenue.
Mrs. Ed Harrington and Miss
Jones of Pueblo, are in the city
the guests of Mrs Reese, corner
Santa Fe avenue and Front street
John NJ Campbell, dispatcher
at the ID Il r O. depot, has been
transferred to Walsenburg where
he accepts the position of cashier
II DR. Shultz returned last night
from his trip over to the western
part of the state where he had
been looking over some quartz
mines.
j w. Bernard aud family
who have made Florence their
home left yesterday for Colorado
Springs where they will reside in
the future
L, Burnaugh and wife have
returned from their fishing trip
over in the Rio Grande river.
They go to housekeeping in the
Julius McCandless house on Fra
ger lane.
Misses Jessie and Edith Ted
ford of Missouri, arrived at noon
and will spend month visiting
their uncles, William Smith and
f. ID Mccormick, and their
families
Mrs j, ID Stewart and family
and their guests l.. q Goberty
and family OF Dodge City, Kansas,
and Nj. l.. Wood and family left
this morning for Wetmore on a
two weeks outing
Beatrice McCandless and
Pearl Andrews left this morning
for visit with f ID, Andrews OF
Walsenburg, and w O. Andrews
of Huerfano, They will remain
until the opening of the school
term,
Nat Mcconnell received a
letter from O. w. Neff this morn
ing saying that he thought the
Brock Mining q Milling company
had good proposition, He and
ii. j Owens are working for this
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-02
FURNISHINGS.

Mems 1.5O hats, all styles 100
81 hats, latest styles 1.5O
So hats, best in the world 200
Mems SOC fancy suspenders 30
Boys suspenders .O5
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The Warnest Ever.
Wallis for soft taffy. 30-32
The Blind Editors New Venture

In few days the Industrial
Ideal, the new paper to be pub
lished by Frank P Beslin, will
make its appearance The people
of Florence will doubtless be
curious to know what a man sub
ject to the limitations of blindness
can do in the line of journalism.
but from what he has accomplished
in the past it is safe to promise
that his present effort will exceed
public expectation
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-02
Something New.

Wallis cream bar. 30:
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A Snap.

One of the largest and best
paying restaurants in the city offer
their business for sale or trade.
This is an excellent opportunity
to get in business on ground floor.
as later on you could not get such
a location. Investigate this propo-
sition.
2S-33 NEwKIRK Il HANGER.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-02
Big Bargains in Suits.

All light and medium colors in
summer and medium weight
mems suits cut down, on this
sale, SO very low that it will
be big surprise. Come and
be convinced.
l24 Mems high grade round
and square cornered dress
suits, actual value from
II 80 to l6 50. your
choice 1000
l45 mems serviceable busi-
ness suits, none less than
1000, placed on sale at IT'S
lis boys long pants suits,
worth from 675 to s 90
special sale price 4.85
Young mems round and
square cornered fancy
black and blue black
dress suits, worth 1900
and l40O, special price 9.95
Boys 81 knee pants suits 1.25
3 80 school suits 2.25
Fancy 3 piece children's
suits, fancy silk velvet
vest, worth S. and Sc,
age 3 to 8. to close out 3.95
119 pairs mems 2 so pants
a broken lot, to close 1.25
Mems $50 soft wool and
silk mixed dress over
shirts on this sale cut to 2.45
Mems ESQ French flannel
light dress overshirts 1.5O
Mems celluloid collars .OS
l0c red and blue handker-
chiefs for ,25
SOC neckwear, all styles, 25
Good summer underw, suit .35
75c good working gloves so
Men and boys fancy stripe
Toe d 81 summer sweater so
Boys fancy 75c overshirts
with two separate collars
cut to so
All our canvas and straw
hats worth 25c to 81 go at 90
Boys Toe q 81 felt hats so
Mems l0c sox 6 pairs for .25
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-02
LOCAL NOTES.

Upholstering and furniture re.
pairing done in n proper way. III
j. Pouder, across f. q G. G. tracks
26tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-02

The Y p. S. c. E. of the
Christian church will give an ice
cream supper at the Emerson
school building on West Second
street Friday evening.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-02

We will sell you good shoes at
prices lower than ever. A
few broken lots to close out
at the cheapest possible price.
Come and get your choice
and fit in time.
One lot Dittman e. Krippen-
dorf high grade, hand
turned shoes; also COM
mon sense, plain toe, for
old ladies', worth 3 80, at 2.39
One lot John Strootman high
grade, lace and button,
300 shoes, on this sale 1893
Ladies 81 shoe,a "A bargain at .48
Ladies' black and tan 2.25
fine Oxfords on sale at l.5O
Ladies' l.50 Oxfords at 1.l8
Ladies' f.50 toe slippers LIS
One lot misses and chill
dren's shoes, every pair
warranted, all sizes, / 25
to LIS, to close 80
Misses and children's LOO
and l,25 shoes on sale at .85
Misses and children's black
and red toe slippers worth
up to l.50 special 80
150 pairs children's spring
heel shoes
Sizes 2 to worth rs at .48
8" = .S5 81 .65
Mems So shoes cut to 219
Mems 2.50 shoes cut to 1.89
Mems 80 shoes cut to las
Mems l.5O shoes cut to Lie
Boys heavy l.25 shoes 80
Boys l.5O shoes 1.19
Boys 200 shoes cut to 1876
Mems Zoe hose, six pairs .25
Mems loo hose, 3 .25
Mems 25c hose, 2 s. .25
FURNISHINGS.
Mems l.50 hats, all styles 100
81 hats, latest styles 1.5O
So hats, best in the world 400
Mems SOC fancy suspenders 20
Boys suspenders .O5