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maiu feature. Tic brokcrs do not say Just

maiu feature. The brokers do not say Just
how many pieces he has bought. but tho
total for two weeks Is estimated az fully
100000 pieces; of these less than 10000
pieces were spots. These were included In
purchases of about 100000 pieces made
last wear, The contracts placed for the
American cover three months TO the list
OF February. All the sales have been at
I'm contracts have been sold this week 90
other buyers; the total OF sales for the
week is estimated az about 100000 pieces.
most Of these were 2s-inch 64xGOs. and -
inch 6iNGos sold at a basis of &c for regu.
lars other narrow odds continue at n
basis of 27sc hui are IN very light demand
Trading in wide goods has been small The
quotations continuc nj 4c for 3Sh,inCh
OiNG4s and 4sSc for 39inch GsX72s. Anti.
cipations of strike are practically ended
aud manufacturers are meeting the demand
tor contracts IN regulars at Be as fully as
possible.
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Lookhart Locals.

Lockhart, Texas October 11.-4Mr. w. t.
Head, who resided In Lockhart many years
ago and removed 90 Red Rock. haE moved
back 90 the city and win make It hIi
future home.
Mig. carter of the Carter house, who
spent the summer in California With her
son has returned home.
width blindness and was taken to an ocu-
list at Austin for relief
MIR. Ollnthus ELLIS Is quite sick ct his
fathor's homo In the city and bad 10 DO
,~lrrled from the burning building last
night. II is feared that the exposure and
excitement Will have q bad effect upon
him. a.,
ere this morning, but no one was seriously
Injured. though several were severely
shocked by fallen electric Hight wires
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BUSINESS AT OIL EXCHANGE.
MODERATELY ACTIVE SESSION.
LITTLE CHANGE IN VALUES
Some Advances and Small Declines
National Oil and Pipe Good Trader.
Sales Amounted to 1852 Shares.

The oil exchange had moderately active
session yesterday with little variation
shown in the standing Of stock values.
National oil and Pipe Line was good
trader and has slightly advanced. Lucky
Dime was wanted but prices or quotations
could not he made to suit. Gladys of cal.
weston brought small increase with nc.
tive bidders. Buffalo Enterprise and Drill
ers were in good demand with little change
la figures. Merchants and Mechanics sold
at a tnhlng gain and another transfer of
Higgins was made There were good or.
ders for Gober without advance, and Man.
haitian closed higher \ block Of Amerl.
can oil and Refining was traded at fully
lie Increase for the day, and a limited
quantity or Beatty sold at a good gum
with none offered ON the last cali. Small
declines occurred In some Of the bids but
many orders and inquiries were in evil
dencc aud the brokers were probably en-
dcayorinc to I'LL them to the highest al
vantage OF the purchasers.
sales in all amounted To i912 shares. ana
tho sum Invested reached very neat total
Tho prices bid and asked yesterday ana
the sales made were as follows.
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MISSION WHOLESALE MARKET

ana the weather unfavorable I'm, so,,o
80 cars or raisins should have hoo, sniS
and shipped by the 9Th OF Ocfohor sol1
, ndr,, lost during the last Of September ana
curry VctoDcr can not be rocuvproa M
made up. "The mill viii meyer gpl, AZ u or
with the water that has passed" il tr,n
OF raisin shipments. The SHORTAGE ~ 10y
S ~ cars OF IHisins viii remain and f6e
noluay season VIII pass and 400 rars -,
raislns that should have gone into oi
sumption VIII remain on hand an H.
growers barns or sheds The loss Mill
be $4,000 to 100000 ~ "''
The New York market shows a decldod
Increase recently In receipts Of all fruits
except lemons. The deficiency on thai
commodity, however, indicates a consider.
ably reduced supply. Receipts OF bananas
at that center since October have been
100, 400 punches of banAnas compared Win
eIUO lunches for the same period last
year and 24I,Oo punches for the whole
of the month last year.
Tie total receipts of AlmerIa cranes
have been GAO barrels, COMPARED Win
OdcO barrels for the same period last yeIr
1900. "'V" VI
Figures compiled by the Fruit Ruvors,
union give the total receipts Of Sicily
lemons since October / as 5000 boxes com.
pared with 1890 boxes for the same
period last year and total Of $1,000
yea? The receipts for the month ia dote
from California number 93G boxes Tast
year for the same period the receints
We're 1000 boxes and for the whole month
11,200 boxes
The Northwestern Miller SAYS: "rhe
record weeks run for the year is found
In the figures representing the -four OUTPUT
last week. The amount ground was 35l,
COO barrels, on 20,2G0 barrels in excess Of
the previous week. This amount presents
very gratifying comparison with the
previous years figures. especially In view
of the fact that nearly an of the mills
sold their output and some disposed OF
considerably more during the week than
they ground. But little export business
was transacted. though there are signs of
improvement in conditions. Domestic
markets took almost the entire outpt and
while some complaint is heard regarding
the small profits the majority of tho
millers seem satisfied with the present
state of trade Mill feed is selling readily
and at good figure, while orders for clears
and low grades are booked well ahead.
There Is every prospect that the mills
will be kept running NJ to the present
volume for at least thirty DAYS The
output this week should be about $4,000
barrels"
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N.ms Notea nom female.

Temple, Texas October IL. Yesterday
was circus day In Temple and a good
crowd was In town.
Mrs. II. l.. Cox with the children has
moved to Beaumont % join Mr.. Cox, who
Is Interested In an oil well there.
Charlton Hail was home from the state
university Yesterday on visit TO his par
epts and to take In the circus.
Mr.. Anderson Riley Of Waco and sister,
Miss Jessie vino s. attending school there,
was down TO see the home folks yesterday
and incidentally attended the crcus.
John stephens, now OF the MeGregor
oil min. was in his old home town yes
terday and mingled with the boys on
the show grounds.
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co,Le Moakow,itz & Co.'s Letter.

Houston. Texas, Uctobcr l4.-We quote
verbatim from one OF the prominent New
York houses. They voice our opinion:
Things are in such position that II
seems 10 us that II would be a bold man.
indeed who. would take the aggressive
on the short side. II may be that the
cion damage reports are exaggerated, that
ing to be raised than the generality Of peo-
pie believe and 50 on.
But what most people see IS INC pinch
iirbf rrop Improvement ia this country, tho
excellent demand for cotton goods, the very
lad Official crop reports whlcn nave been
isoiatrd private reports here "a there, the
arm spof markets. the dividing stocks
bera ana the growing outside interest In
specuiatl1u. Add 10 this the small stock
catried hy mills IN this country and in
FWfope and You have pretty strong posi-
ton " tlafkes AoshoNltN ~ 70.
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Iryt, IN THE LOCAL TRADE.
Wv PRODUCE RECEIPTS LIGHT.
,...ior Buyers Were in the Mar
" WI VI Active Selling Occurred.
7 Some New Arrivals

,,,r,or buyers were in the whole
.>li' 80 -sa,s Yesterday and at the end
big Monday business was
y light receipts usually prevail
4 4, srst busy day of the week and
vas no exception to the rule,
FS''''' ,,aouence Of good selling activ-
s.sn in most oil quarters.
IL, ouctatlons we're not changed
..,snue firm without alteration
does
...,o situation has weakened a
4, rth prices S1.1O@l-2o.
m.,tet was practically without
y, n ,he grain and hay line.
a A scarcity Of pickles in the
!, sspeclally yegallon cans.
-. Of new sugar house syrup have
|, and met with a good trade.
i, ~ new California beans and black
"a, have reached the local dealers.
'E.,pee stocks are normal and in splcn-
/. addition with prices at &c per pound.
l,-ms demand seems to meet the good
/, At spples and sales are large each
M. adyices from Smyrna, says the
,-,,l o Commerce. report somewhat
!. /, feeling in Sultana raisins, due, it
s,i,a 10 the fact that the buyers In
!, Austrian market have not commenced
prchase freely
kciraug the raisin middle the Cali
81 Fruit Grower says: The few cars
IN amount to nothing as compared
IA other seasons. Last year at this
y inward of go cars of ralsins had
4. forward. This season is little late
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

Quinine, 40d42c per ounce bottle; NOR,
phine, 81. 25@2.5O per ounce; cocaine SOU
per ounce; boraX S1ac per pound In lqO
castor oil, S120 per gallon in 5.gallon
packages; epson salts. LIS per 100 IN
barrels; alcohol. S2.70d300 per gallon
suiphur. secs per lOO In barrels; alum
2iIc per pound in barrels; saltpeter &c per
ponnd In barrels; camphor. zoe; wood alec
hol, 81 90; gum opium, So So; powdered
opium S4s5: carbolic acid, 4O4i2c PEI
Mound in bottles; calcium carbide, Sou
per 100, delivered Texas common railway
noints.
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Richmond Notes.

Richmond. Texas, October l2.-W. l. Nc
Farqand visited Bay City this week, look
lug for a location to plant rice next year
i. l. Booth made a trip TO Lane CRY
Monday to Investigate the rice business,
Mr.. Booth Is thinking Of putting Ia Weiis
f0r rice on some Of his prairie ANA ah1
also Of planting some OF ms BOTTOM ianN
George b. Elrod and NJ D. Fields spent
two days this week at the Dallas iaif'
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SOzODONT F22Fa TEETH Csc.

were elected for the ensuing year: Dan
Reid. $. NJ. I.cary, y. a. McCamphell.
then elected the following officers: Dan
Reid, president S. NJ Lcary, vice presi-
dcnt, ". 5. Rankin, treasurer; a. j. DIX.
secretary.
from Beaumont @nd w. u. Griffith OF the
H. NJ GuGey Petroleum company, arrived
here Friday night and viii remain Tor
several days. combining business with
pleasure
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Tnnlca al TerrelI.

Terrell, Texas, October 12.-President Il.
II n. Green returned this morning from
visIt OF about two weeks 70 his SICK
9atber He denies that he himself has
been H. ,a...,,,, 81.
1,i,eat region OF this county. The worms
nave also been OF great damage 60 tue
grass.
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nlal can were 23.750 bags. aud total trans.
actions for the day reached the unusual to-
tai of SS $50 bags being scattered through
November at 45d5 90: December 50d
. co. January $40; March, . S5@5 20;
April, sos; May, oO1r6 o5; june q. lofl
Is Ia July q l6MG 20. August 0.25 Sep
TENDER. u 25GIB. 35.
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r,,,ok Farmers Organized At Rusk.

Rusk. Texas, October 1.-THE truck
farmers Of this section organized into an
association today. Considerable truck es-
peciaIiy tomatoes, VIII De piah'eu uiS
next year.
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METALS.

New York. October i4.--rin nrm az 24.e2
d25 10. Lake copper nominally uachaansgg,sl
81 i62, 10 lie Lead unchanged. 49,;
4 III pig iron warrants 9.5Oq TO- 80 o-S.
81 Louis, october LEAD duh, A'<'9
4.30. spelter--Firm &.O1tS-
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! .on county sinaino Convention,

Marauez, Texas, October 1.-THE Leon
County signing convention has convened
-. a. een,i.anuual session today and To-
rrorrovy. Great Interest is manifested ana
ne different cholfs Of the county are
well represented.
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cornl,a chrlsti CuIlinas.

Corpus Christi, Texas, October i3--At
a meeting OF the stockholders Of the Cor
nus Christi wa4er supply company yes.
terday the following board OF directors
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PANTS. on AND GLASS

SO. rs; second grade. $500; third
trade, $500 Turpentine. per case
4Sc per gallon. Mixed paints, per cwt, go
Venetian reds. per ewt $780, yellow od,hIrts'
per cwt, 81 90. Lnseed OIL best; boli ,,lo
pnominai 8sd7Oc Ready mixed mouse
n9ints' 81 GOAL 80 per gallon, accordine, a., 70
brand: mineral paints. 75c per gallon. IN Nv
dow glass. so per cent and 70 per cent On
January list.
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WIRE NAILS-$3.0O base per key,
BARRED WIRE - Galvanized Ghdden
IS. 50 per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, per
feet, 1885 per 100 lbs
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ELEYATOR MOVEMENT
Coffee.

New York. October 14.-Coiee Spot Rio
hrm; No T. &c mild steady CordoNa, 'lAla
lie. Futures closed steady az n net ad-
vance Of 10 to is points. Sales on the IN
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workman. Preston county, Texas, De-
$3.50 ia heavy wind and rain storm
t9qy w., 1hIs mace last night A good deaf
~ damage was done TO cetton and ahads
trees.
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New York. October 1.-THE market for
cotton futures opened quiet and firm win
prices to II points higher ana con
tlnued to improve during the next hiteeh
minutes ON active general buying led by
the hears. Wall street, Europe, the South
tbe West. spinners and room bulls bought
LARGE lines of near and winter months
hosin., ahis demand on strong English
cables and frost reports from pretty much
all Of the northern section of the central
and Western belts,
Included in early buying were large pur-
chascs for the account of spot dealers
south who had hedged here against hold
ings of cotton, covering these hedges alleF
ba,irg sold enormous amounts to exporters
and domestic spnuers, The frost report
Of government origin included Northern
Texas. Indian Territory, Oklahoma MIS-
souri,. Tennessee, Northern Mississippi ana
Northern Louisiana. This was forecast
from Washington for frosts over Northern
Georgia, Western North carolina ana No.
/ Sout6 Carolina aud Tennessee, greatly
| aynrn,ed the beurs and caused splnners
! ~ make quick turns for cotton win whlch
| ~ shin cloths for delivery IN December
January latter sales having been
n'ndo iast month Small port and interior
| raceints crop damage accounts, smarter
! onerlngs Of spot cotton throughout me
| Snvtb and good accounts from spinning
<o,tors Gent the local market firm all the
yeta forenoon and during the afternoon
At most fluctuations did not exceed ,i,o Se gisa
! bol,,,s traders took prOhts near midday
b bUo~ once more went long at the last hall
| hour The close was very steady Win
nrices net to 10 points higher I9Ia
| ssiss were estimated at 2oOJo halee
Srnbably line largest single days business
! thus far this season
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or GALVESTON, Oct. "a.
Arrived
So Hemisphere (Brl Swansea.
SIS Nab tBrl New Orleans.
IS Euterpc tBr) Newcastle,
Cleared
SIS Ycomen CBr) Liverpool.
Sailed
IS Ycoman (Brl Liverpool
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GALVESTON STOCK.


Receipts today OF wheat; cars,
Cur. Colorado and Santa re ........ u
Missouri Kansas aud Texas ........
Galveston, Houston and Northern %
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ca,oig q, Richardson's Letter.

uouston. Texas, october i4.-Llght frosts
over large portion OF the bolt during the
mast twenty-four hours stimulated specnla-
tiop and an active firm market was seen
IN Nav York and New orleans this morn
ing Liverpool was only fair market,
deliveries to 4-6i up. Spots i-l8 up with
smaller sales than for some time, 5000
bales. The support came principally from
shorts. the outside public showing more
disnosition 10 realize. Large selling to take
n,oAts continued throughout the session
and the market took Il well. The estimated
receipts at Houston for tomorrow $1,000
80 IS 600 VS.. 26.56d last year, stopped the
ADVANCE and started quite selling move
rnent. nut each few points decine found
-, ,,,,,ors "a absorb the offerings. II Is
NOT generally believed that ne frost has
a aeTo tnre reported al signal station being
AZ AZ Oklahoma City, g at Palestine. Texas
ond as al Little Rock, Some light frosts
g,ere reported East, the mercury In the
forties al most stations East. Indications
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COMMENTS ON COTTON MARKET.

are for warmer weather tomorrow. New
York closed s to 10 mn; New orleans to6
M Spots 1-16 M In New York, New Or
ton While frosts may not have damaged
the plant TO much extent. II has changed
sentiment and many who have heretofore
been advising bear operations are now
talking bulllsh Unless the movement In
crcascs materially. we look for good sup
port to the market on all little depreHsions
Tiyerpool Is due to be l-G4 higher tomor.
row CHrgll d Richardson.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

4. so; less quantities. 81. rs.
! CANTALOTPFS-N Mexico nor hack
ct. 75c0fSi 60. per crate 50 50G3 % '''"
/ MONS-Messinas SO 00dS3 Is. accord.
ing To quality.
! PEARS-FaI varieties California Winter
PiNEAPTIES-Cra ner dozen {, oo4f
d. nor crnte 81 S0655 II u"N'"' Fi'VV@
pponI-cr
,., N'oD E'
ORGANIZATIONS Texas, 22@23c per
pound
BEANS Imported navy beans, pid4hc,
Bayou sac ,E4Slsh qIleI, 5c' plnks 4Ae;
California navy, 4Ad4lac Snaps 800 per
pnslel wax Sl.oo per buSheli Dutch
,ao. sur, duIE Is4l
! l5@10c. oleomargarlne Lincoln solids.
l2ci Lincoln prints. l3c; Daisy solids, lie;
prints, lSc Monkeys special, lSt; crystal
Gem aud country rolls DC: Empire State
special l2e; special Blue, Star, lSc' Elgln
| CARNAGE.
1sI2c; Wisconsin full cream daisies, 40
14Ac; Wisconsin half cream l2l lM13c.
EGGS-KansnS. poe; Texas cold storage,
zoe; Texas. 16@l1c 800
| KRAUT-NeW, in half barrels, SO. 2j4
| g. 80
ONIONS-Per pound, 24@ei5c.
Singapore. l5c
POTAToES - 81 1oOdl 20, according to
quality; Colorado, 81 -
PEANUTS-Jumbos per pound 6i2c;
fancy H p, &c: choice, jlac Gs., 4i4c.
pOJTITRY-Chi hens, good, S3NfU
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Sol steady, with Upward Tcndenoy.

Spots Steady, with Upward endency.
New orleaus October 1.-THE market
for spot cotton WAS very steady today
with slight upward tendency. The Of
fet-ngs are not large and factors are not
disposed to force sales in view Of further
probable improvement The advent OF the
frost In the belt has inspired them with
renewed courage and they are evidently
looking forward 20 a more active demand
at better figures. Sales $3.50 bales, in
Guiding 5000 TO arrive. Quotations lie
higher. 49,,
active today Government reports OF light
frosts In Western and Central Texas and
Indian Territory and private. reports from
portions of Arkansas and Mississippi to-
rethcr with warnings from Virginia,
Georgia aud the Carolinas. had the effect
~ stirring up the trade early and early
I'm The action there was a pretty stin run
Of buying orders from the interior. The
opening prices were I 70 Z points above
Saturday's closing The buying movement
which then set IN was met with free offer
Ings 10 the end that prices, while tuctuat.
iuT somewhat rapidly over range OF
10 points closed with net gains of
ia Z points on the entire list.
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots. fob. cars from milers,
dealers charge from store 56l0c more per
100 lbs ON bran, 2d3c per hushel on oats
and corn, and 10d15c per 100 lbs on nay
BRAN-Per 100 lbs 81 OSdi 90. 100.
WHEAT SHORTS-Per 100 lbs, ST. LOG
115. -
CORN CHOPS-Pure, 81 .3sdI 81.
OATS-Per bushel, 4I04sl}c' A.,
HAY-Alfalfa. S1375@14.0o: choice TIM TIM
othy. Si9OOdl0.5O; South Texas prairie
hay, S65OG9.00; North Texas ana leiri'
tory nay, S13.00d15Oo.
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i. If new California beans and black
a ~ have reached the local dealers.
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FFlPs a., FRUITS.
q Nprieo KANSAS, hhIs, So. 75a4 90;
n s. AZ. per 40lh boxes. Si rs: Cali,
.SlNAS, belle neurs. per boy. 81. so.
% Loose 81. 25dl. so; packed,
kSaRlSs-s2 .75as 90 per bushel
{. 81 Il q Nancy California valepcias.
cssNUVseIpss. 25c per peck.
1er sack Of 100, 81. 26d
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r,,,.ce stocks are normal and in splcn-
4, gsjitlon with prices at &c per pound.
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s,s Of new sugar house syrup have
and met with n good trade
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scarcity Of pickles in the
j, ssneclally fye-gallon cans.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-28
Workmen in Canon.

The occasion of the adoption
into the order of nearly 100 can
didates by Royal Gorge lodge No.
z, A. O. L w, today, assisted by
mem bers of the Pueblo, Florence,
Coal Creek and Westclilfe lodges,
marks the largest class of candi-
dates that has ever been adopted
by this order in the valley. The
celebation of the event is being
carried on in Canon at which place
the candidates, who hail from all
parts of the district, were initiated
A special train WAS run through
from Pueblo and the visiting con-
tingent was met at the depot by
members of Canon lodge and the
Degree of Honor and headed by
the Peabody band This evening
Mayor Pea body of Canon City will
deliver the address of welcome fol-
lowed by addresses from promi-
nent officers from the grand lodge.
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day, giving as his reason for such
action his failing health.
Mr. Neely came to the Florence
charge almost two years ago, and
has won the hearts of his church
people. His pastorate has been
blessed by large increase in
membership, and success in rails
ing money for the church debt
Presiding Elder Harris has not
yet named Mr. Neely's successor
but will probably do SO in the
next few days.
Next Sunday will be Rev Neely s
last day at this charge.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-28

The Canon City Driving club
gave series of big races there to-
day on its new driving track which
will close the seasons meeting of
the club The events began at
| 80 this afternoon and consisted
of trotting, running and cowboy
relay races Big preparations
we're made for the occasion.
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Notice of the Annual rleeting OF
the Stockholders of the Union
Ditch Company.

Notice is hereby gwen that the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders of the Union Ditch
company of Fremont county. Colorado. will be
held at the office of Jas. A. McCandless, in the
town of Florence, Colorado, on the 18th day of
October, 1901, at O'Clock p. ~, for the purpose
of electing directors of the company for the ensu
ing year and the transaction of all other busi-
ness that may properly come before the meet
ing. r. W. NIXON, Secretary.
Dated Florence. Colorado, Septemberl II, 1901.
l3-lS
The above meeting is hereby postponed until
November ~, 1901. F. W. NIXON, Secretary.
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w. p. HAWKINS,

Round Trip Chicago for One Fare
plus 50 via the Union Pacific, ac-
count International Live Stock
Exposition. Tickets on sale De-
Gem Der | to 3 Choice of routes
via Omaha or via Kansas City.
See your local agent or address
E R Griffin, general agent, Den.
yer,
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-28

Fremont Lodge No 9S, |. O..
o. F., had pleasant and protita-
BILE meeting Saturday evening.
Grand Master Ackerman was pres
ent and witnessed the floor work
in the initiatory, decree. compli-
menting the team for It's efficiency.
About two dozen visitors from
Goal Creek, Rockville and other
lodges were also present After
the business session refreshments
and cigars were enjoyed,
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-28

A "stich in time saves nine, !"
and dose of Ballard's Horehound
Syrup at the beginning of cold
will save you many weary hours
and even days of distressing and
harrassing cough Price % aud
80 cents. Cafky q Brown.