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Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

9unft 1. @arsmsoet uStoIer III
an~erfieHoeIie % Eat til 2litberaf
goaro Of Misiions for BET ar5eiSe
iom 9oarbet bar ubrettet | oct icrlsb,
ne aar. 2igeleSes bill garSmsSet fnt
Soo til at ubtale lin fuIoe 3iIiIu.
ming til boao Sefret9ren i lin SnS.
beretning pnapeser, nemIig, at oel
paaIigger cs iom ariitne at fortpnSt
Guunseliet bIanot Seoningerne, eiter,
81 bet er | SperensitemmelIe mel
Cubs Billie.
Eunft 2. Sfient Dor Risiion poo
Rooagaifar life bar p9ret fri ira
Srpngiler % Sorser, bar ri bog itor
8ruOn I'll at tatfe 9lt6, ioroi ban but
bolot lin beifpttenSe Snano oper bore
arbeioere paa WiNionSmurferL iai
tngen al Dem / oct ii0Ite gIar bIep bs,
rsoet os peb 9soen.
Sunft 3. @t bsier os / gbmpabcS
for 8uosS tprelie og ifjsnt ri life icr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16
aeeorab, sospa, Den lese sani 1908.

llbiist til timelis 6proeI bill Iaoe I'll
forleoe til at ipigte / ar5riOet ior
bore grinciperS BienmutfereIie.
aarsmsSet piI berfor aIoorIigt minos
on Hsopenbiabeoen al at itaa euia
o. trofait iammen | gsn % arbeiSe
for IenigbeSens GienreiSning.
Bluff 3. SfaI benuc 8ieruing
Ipffes % bIipe til inuo 8eIiisreIie
for port Self, ma Oct 0pffeIie@nrs
belize, iom biotil bar b0aret iaa RIG
6rugt, fortipttes, % ioet Nnr&ms.
Set uOtoIer lin @IGSe opcr. at ser ira
mango NenigbeSer berctte5 ON tor
re eler minSre 8rfteIicr o~pfororeS
aue f~ritirfeIige @euner til At iomlt
fig ont Stte Grbcioe ior SipIe$
6reIie.
gurft 4. Ga Set imjo,crtiS ifst
bare giclber at fno Gin / @u0, men
oqiua at beporeS % bore / Bette Sir,
uil ri poamin0e bperon6re ont Neo'
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16
Purtie SNORING
ira imrrtcfnlb Notwithstanding.
Geo % trGg oeuer.

gaitor Benz. j. 5aI / 5ilfiusSuo.
ION u. o., i~friber: Sab mig til De
mango Spriae 8iSnesbpro fsie en- Oh,
ri9tig 3dfnemligbeo FOR Be ao6e
8irfuiuger at Or. Oobio aeuneSn's
Taoorite ReueoD - ielo of en-
6loife - / ct 6daronaffet IiriPlOe
at imertcfuIo SorosieliesbeToPrlia.
bcS - oen Gurtiae 2irbring og Den
briIc oen gap bar leoet mig til at
u~ubeiale 6cr til andre.
Ger er fife SpgrgSrcol ON, 1T
Or. Ga0io aerHeOU'S faporite Re.
NEON cr oeu be5ite on iifrcite I2c6i,
GIN fcr SnG6onma / 4prernc. Qepc.
rem. Ngrcn ~ Nlooet. for R1eltm1.
tj>nc, Tn5gtJIIs. frortIf ToritoU.
bcl'r on SUooommc Ser cr eier6om,
nreIid, i2r Triu0er. Gen nr6rer
hurtilt ~ hc.5re>2r lti,rmueabch
til 1T hot0e llriraU % lr,nxn til
IT it,T ou wanle r}rurc ON RlttCu
"a air. GuN2 hi Sex ivi2uGc Smcr.
ter UNDER llrrIo>niuanr
9Ipotctcrc ir.lcr ON ! nuc 30
Gents TIatrr Al ~ rcNirr2 500
TIoifcr.
VrarcTaNs - not FOR ~ Ur,3, r'9r V,A
Or. David Kennedy Corporation. RondoutVT
Pr. nnyiI Kennedy Salt Rhcnm Cream s-r.
hutofr aamIt eaaT, % SAB Rtrrttta0omme. ST..
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16
m l5be SUM 1903.

Serren mcO 6remBdng. TrbciGct ri
ier fig at Upre nnerticuOt al Bu0 bao.
Be giennem NioeIier % @cIBiernin3er,
iaa ri fan / San0ho ijBe, at port Nr'
betoe bar life Opret forJiGuc@ / Ser.
rem.
@unft 9. ! lilipIbe al, at Ser
ituIOe tonurc no3ct Iilbuo ira otr
6orGnebe airte on @Dtte al Statior
paa Wisiionamorten, bempnoi9ca @u.
tbcron BOARD OF M}iaiion3 til at ba1lo.
Ie e'.Cr be0itc Stign / Gcnne SaG.
Hunft 10. "a ri tror, at set cr oi
itor gctpOnin8 icr por NG&iiou at
bare Ct GrQnn. opmurtrc2 uue "a
GerS &enner til life alcne at iltbitri.
bere pao "@asieren"' men cQiao 1t
or6eioIe @Iaoct til iaa mango iom
mu.igt.
llben li&tuaion o9togc5 Scrpo1
SuSitiQirg ira &omiteen Der haD0c
gjcrrcmgaaes TormanoenS &n0beret.
ming. Zen opIpitea Al Iait. g. Der.
lie ca lpoer i1oIcNe3:
RWntt /. 6rjttrfenS A1rsmsoc
uotaIcr lin @Ir0c o. Gaf til 8uo ior
al bans @oCbeo mco c5 / Dc 10 Aar.
icm or iUumSnc. iiSeH ri iam.eSc as
ON Oct irifirteiIae Arbci0e. Gtt cr
DOR interIiBe Sverbcuisnina, ct 0cr
SaFnmeIigbeo maa ptre iig ! iorSJct
ar6eioe o. &oer ior C~gnnoeIicn a.
bet RaaI. Tyttirfen bar iat iia.
gUutt ,. ri Ear Sen (iai0 til au1
5riiirfeua &enrCr, al iu8Fn AZ Dem
bvcrEcu pan3runo al gto0itano Cacs
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

at iistte Wisiioneu meS riaeIige Ga.
Der. Iaaot life RisiionsarbeiSet IfaI
fomme | iinancieIe 8arifeIisbeoer %
iaoat 8aitor Sosene meo Suitrli. JONI
fremoeles opbOlber Tia / 6ranfrt1e,
ibet 8oaroet iormeoelit &aSiemaRSrl
life bar ieet iig iitauS iii at ienbe Dem
IRngere. fan i~narcit mulis bIiue ienot
til Misiionsmarfen.
gnnft Z. gfteroi hi inoier RgS.
oenSighebeu al. at pore MisiionGrsr
berthe mart fuar be0re Suie, benoiisr
aarsmsbet til geIIutringen fra flor
ON benne Sag, % ga Oct mi blot or
SpsrgsmaaI ON Rioler iorat Ocnne
Ntdngel fan bIioe aihiilpen. haabar
b. at henre Sinoring fife Longer if1I
itaa | @eien.
Sunft s. Get or me6 itor @IpGe
OF Saf til Sub. ri erfarer, at bore
arbeibere poa WiSiionSmnrfen bar
iaaet RaoOe til at brioe Nrbeioet for
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

Itaor Set, erfien0er nj hans urar6ils
9eliBe 8i&Oom oAioa Oeri At en- Gel
al pore observation-disclosures bar pprct
nsoiagCt til al &elbrc05beripn at re0.
IGgge lit Nrbeioe Geruoe % penoc
biem ira WaOa9aitor.
Gunft 4. @i gIPGer o3 ouer. At
Eoit. So9itoo ettcrot hare ioaet Haa'
be til at itoa i Arbci6ct ocruOe iaa
iRroe MI ioor ANIeOrin9 iii at ng6t
en- neopenGig % rel iorticnt SUile.
Observation-Disclosures bCgpn0ic
meO Anoogt pco 9anO tbcOl. y. 8.
@isrnitno.
Eroicsior @Ic8cn bIeU aioet Mn
Iconir8 til at toIe "Reminiscences
Sag, iirr Be Sober % isbiite aatc'
fumener. ser bar liot ur0er De iiSIte
6orielgelier / atihenrff.
Gerpoa gienoptoges 9eboroIius Al
SncitiQiu9 ira 2utherau 9oorS.
IsIgen6e Tuntter antogeS:
Gltnft 3. @i befIoger, at Batter
Sou life IGnser fan orbeioe / uo~
@isiion pnu NoOogoitor, iGet ban
iram0clc5 ~iaitboIOer lin RriianattOn
ira 1901, men nj bolbcr bog, at bar
otter lin Siemfomit oil bIiue I'll 0ei.
iianelie % Rptte ior pert gtisiionS'
urbeiOe.
s9urtt 6. 6orat life nor Nisiion
qicnucm RouseI pun Ri0Ier ifnl liot
ubo6eliJ Sfaoe. opiorNrcy AarsTc'
Set poa Oct aaer fraitigite MPnigbe'
ccrne oG ale @isiioreRS 9eHHsr,
JON bar Sues RiJC5 Sag paa 9icrtc,
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

pr. RnyiI kennehy's Salt Rhrum Cream bl,
hr,o'r aanIt sdaT, % SAB RrTttt'sSomue. 81.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16


Tier til Commercial Club Of Mimre.
apolis.
ReioIutinnerrc Ser hIeb dutaaet,
err JON fsIger:
WHEREAS the Public Affairs COM
mittee of the Commercial Club of Min
neapolis upon investigation found Augs-
burg Seminary worthy of support by
the business men OF Minneapolis and, as
a result, promised to take it's best en-
deavors TO raise the sum OF $4,000 to
wards the erection of n new seminary
building on condition that the Lutheran
Free Church raise the sum of $1,000 for
the same purpose;
WHEREAS THE Lutheran Free
Church donated this sum and more,
largely on the strength of the promise
made by the Public Atfaires commute;
WHEREAS only 5000 of the sum
thus conditionally pledged bv the com
mittee was raised, Of which sum Of
$1,000 500 was raised directly nv. the
club, as follows: Wyman Partridge
Co. $Ioo; E. c Best $25, \. W. Caskct
Co. $25; Z. d. Boutell s2s, MINI. Title
~ - -" L ihNENIN o. l nor N bEOSs
$50; F. H.. Peavey 500. Minneapolis
Journal 500; A, Woodward s2S, S. II.
Hall $50; NJ. b. Coon $40; and the re-
mainder by Professor ). Ottcdal, largely
outside the club: and
WHEREAS the Public Afaires com
mittee has officially declared that nv
this effort it has fulfilled the LIST pledge
to the Seminary. and, furthermore
gwen as reasons for the lack of interest
shown in the matter nv the business
men of Minneapolis, first. that the
building was constructed before the
funds ware raised; and. second. THE an
lust criticism OF the club by the last CON
ference, which criticism was based on
misleading statements regarding the
pledge made" therefore
BE IT RESOLVED, hy the Free
Church Conference, assembled in Min
neapilS, that tn supporters of Augsburg
seminary never interpreted the pledge
made by the Public Affairs committee as
one which the club was legally bound to
execute, and that no official statements
to that effect have been made,
That the construction Of the new sc.
minary building was begun and com
p'cted IN answer 70 the large doua.
ions that were made by the churches.
and because the efforts which the Com
merCial Club would make were con,id
cred a sufficient guarantee tor the forth
coming of the $4,000. aud
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. that
the conference regrets the impression
which prevails among the supporters of
Augsburg Seminary that the Public Al
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

EGlItG btt jfl WtNFEF AEa. Nufs
guVrtHt blyr tt'tgupFf a. o.,
'arChu.ife VI Nn briBcfr "
fturNtr VihylnorgasusHeS
rup,uoH- NNr tt5'e HHou.
bylaNtr tfsrHts ~ 81 Rur
umulll Eu t7ere Gre flr
NE naaeS uch Nubf0rsttuiuJ.
t'rfur q CrtlngsyHe tie
lf.au9 NJ at 'Gggyt. CgveTsy
~ prTrt tHh ursttrlr Ut be-
tr er r}heHBlesrl Sur FER
Lurlasvthtb "a gGldrrh qoets
qIcrtB lbrr Tau N,a BEuQeU
al cNUa Ten TgUrfTew.
be- ahUtsigs AETNA pas'ertr
Gttuatm CuaarItu tuo / 6gt
ugtoigt Crt. 'lgrutV p0a in
glti Ht iatarThdIftr SrunrIH,
cat GaHatu o. bsfrer BE.
mere tJaWEisr. 9mbNt o.
Gtqb;tlD % loar bem nj at
riture NIB heb tDaasfit enh.
autHa bar aIbrIg isltt I AZ
kftbvter Crsiu'tH- IN tttrSsr
RoR iUm ( anU.pls bar Srret
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

plaQ't AZ htst 9qnpt0Risr. o. iou, r bttt faIbf1Rsiat
~bsIbvcbtt web TT, ugcrB srua az Iettua, acttna asL
tubsr oaidi atbra. Spu9tts. 'acr GAIA. paGs
gur4tr TOrtist,Ilg @ poosbVtas. esr eGs btrstts sa.r
tubgrSIs 'tpIetS 9a,aTTb. gCjRa isasss 'rouso paa
grsD,. strlu al % ON 1tus Gifi1As. M stotr
Raab 'ut o. abiolat ge0tisr paa Ssloytbslisr, On
oGEe,fulO 9oS - greiss'ar pdtoaB 100 siosrs DC.
uonarp o. Gtjtais - nit. StTt0 I'll Ram Dsrs arb
Gouoou electric asIoeatloR, Itpt SOL Sd roaIGas
gestt aarlas Gttu. nln.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

Cor en- lib FoeH moOtog itg 5pmaTrtnrn
"Suspcnren." Sen er I ale Eclc t~,lircoSs
htlrroe % arbetoer Iigsiaa go0t iom Dc, Der
sr mc0et ogrsrs. Zen er ttltse ftGrt ca az
imutt uoleeuOc. 5raaten tofie0e 80 Gents
cans J. Sascn, 81 9rnsic. isis.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

let er en- TriI at tro, at A@noc 0rs
~murrbolncr life fan bcIbrtNcs. en- ,Frll
nt lie en- 2dR Irnlcrc cro npoUtuo,0t.
Toou'5 Gurtut,nr 0intr eicbIiffcIla &tns
BRING % fG'Hitruo'Q 0cLbrtNclIc. j Ct.
Mucrt Npotbt., 80 GEMS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

lStoler iom tint Sperhcnisninl, at for
ot Saloontrafiten bringer iaa meaer
Glenoigbs0 % Hso ooer bort 2anb o.
Solf. er Oct er,bper 8riitens og goo
9orsers Eliat at BRUCE i'm SuSflp.
belle for ar uroertrpffe o. uorpSSc
benuc Craft al bort 2ano.
8urtt 10. Eaa 8runSlaa al en-
SfriOeiie fra "Gbe Imerican antt.
Saloon 2eague" poa!egaeS Sritir.
teuS SefretTr at ierbe o%penitonerSt
ReioIntiou iii 2igaen iom llotrpt for
bette Ms6rs 6orboIo til IfboI0$ar.
betnet.
Baitor IrDif aicnoptca SEN Santc,
ser par uOtoIt / Rurft 3 on iorIar1ta
at Weoet iaien uoicnSer, en- WanN til
at fortiTtte set IrbeiOc, icm Eoit.
Z. NiIitr hao6e renIaGt. GCtte poftt
en- Inra GiStu&iion. : Senuc 0eItoI
GrcIhrne @iuc$piF, @reno, @icrSa,
Wottion. Hl,iSoolb q. Sitebol, 81,
rcnicn. Spcniou, 2oruit, Aiclua5 "a
Z. 9tiIier.
o. fIeite al foIernc por inSc icr II
iortiGtte me0 en- l~lOicnotnl; noaIe
frcmboIot, at Set, ion MI trrn0tc&,
nor Ser onbpuucnNc ou icrcrcn0c Nr.
bcibc.
Wtnn bcilllttc0c cnoeIil. at man
iortirttrr mc0 Ell l~loicnSinH for II
,,hfer, nrffcubc p1 opbplornnc Mr..
bpiNr ! Wcnidhocruc on set blcu mn,
ftinrt I'll @olofomitcrr n urNcrhanoJs
mos l},it x NiIicr c0cr rpacu an.
Zen ififfrt N2ouN III Nc,tr Nrbcina
a., ]roppnrtrrr uritr Toa.
TrnirSinr NftrS,I hos WsNct ON,
- rnrirrrr 10 MANI til Iors1cIic n
Tu,@hurn scmi,orn Aoryoratiof.
iornt Nennc fuunc hnpc NorinatiJ.
,crrr mn Nc2rN. / IjyirInr Al. II
~9ornorrtiorrn If 4, 3rchicNclt al inc
WcSIrm,rcr ioumcnFllSt o1 funNc
iorr.y,r lInn;hrIjr
m~,I,f-,ritrrr bren orrnNrt rw f
rorinrrr
[nNninirr opIritcs hrrpoo irl
Qo(ritcrn Ser h,rNc oirrnrm13oct
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,Euhbtrct
nina:
8llnft I. Trifirten5 N0r4meHc
onerficnoer observation-disclosures
9eitrpbcIItr for at uNiert sc, Mrtel
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16
SopGeo % SEA.
tnrrD b]clbreoeOes
Sfft pts uoasu Rstsot fsr "astiHa"
bIep spedact.

vs. lGt o. ols T,.terb,E AZ ItuaheytatN. Der ,v iout.
wat III cor RDa0fa5 ,g Rs'lltatct A. 'crrf Ga,urr6 /
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Cheap Rates Enst.

During the hfSt ton days in July,
the Burlington will sell excursion
tickets 10 Missouri rivrr points and
all points enst of the Missouri riv e
up to Chicago, Peoria. ST. Louis, st
Paul Minneapolis. Duluth, also
points in the northern peninsula of
Michigan aud 10 tine city Of Memphis
Tenn, at rate Of one fn'r plus 81 90
for the round trip, return limit ninety
DAYS from date of sale These rates
will permit many people who were
unable to get away on the June ex-
cursions to arrange for vacation in
the east. and rs the travel will doubt
less be large owing to the fact that
it is improbable that any of her re.
duoed rates to the eats will be in eff
feet this year. requests for reserva
tions in standard Pullman sleepcrs AS
well as in the new tourist sleeper ser
vice. should be sent in promptly to
g. W. VALLERY, General Agent,
Denver
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02

Mr.. Joseph Pominville, OF Still
water. Mimi, after having spent over
50. 900 with the best doctors foi
stomach trouble, without relief, was
advised by his druggist. Mr.. Alex.
Richard, to try box of Chamber
He did SO. and is a well man today.
If troubled with indigestion. bad
taste in the mouth, lack of appetite or
constipation, give these Tablets a
trlal, and you are certain to be more
than pleased with the result. For
sale at 80 cents per box by all drug
gists
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Important Notice.

Commencing July Sd regular daily
service of our electro, lighted train,
known as THE Rocky Mountain
Limited, of the Rock Island system
will be resumed between Colorado
and Chicago
Leave Denver 1890 p. NJ. leave
Colorado Springs I2: 40 p. m. Arrive
Chicago 80 p m. next day.
Direct connection at EnRlewood
Union station with limited trains fol
New York, Boston and Atlantic
Coast points.
Fifty cent table 'hote lurcheor
served in dining car leaving Denver.
Dining car for all meals enroute.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Stockholders Meeting

The regular annual meeting of the
stock holders of The Florence Electric
Street Railway company will be held
at the office of the company No. ll51s
w. Main street, Florence, Colorado,
at 1900 p. M, Saturday July II. A,
D., 1903. For the purpose of electine
directors for the ensuing year and the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before sald meet.
ing.
HARRY ROBINSON,
jly lst to 10 Secretary
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
$3.50 to Chicago and Return.

From Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo. ON sale July LIST to 10th, in.
clnsive, via Chicago Union Pacific aud
Northwestern line; also reduced rates
to all points in Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa and Minnesota. Corresponding
iy low rates from interior points.
For further information apply to D.
W. Aldridge. General Agent. Chicago
and Northwestern Ry. ,SOi Seventeenth
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Notice.

All mem mbers of Florence Camp No
3S, w. o. W. are requested to be at
Union hall Saturday, July 4th, at $3.50
O'Clock a. m, to participate in the
Fourth of July parade. By order of
the lodge, G.. p. NIX.
81 Clerk
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
. Purely Personal .

DR.. J. W. Rambo went to Salida
this afternoon.
James Montgomery left today for
Colorado Springs ON business.
jesse Ash and family have re-
turned from an outing on Beaver.
Little Miss Margaret Giier, came
mp from Pueblo at noon to visit
friends.
j. O. James, travelling drug
man from Denver, is calling on the
local druggists today.
Miss Jennie Poipdexter of Pueblo
is visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Daniels.
DR. and Mrs r. II. Paxton who
have been camping ON Beaver for the
past two weeks. returned last evening
"A. l.. Brown, travelling passenger
agent of the Lake Shore and Michi-
gan Southern railway. was in the city
today.
Misses Emma and Olive Milner
arrived from Aburn, Ill, for an ex-
tended visit with their cousin, Miss
Irma Littlejohn.
Homer O. Prentice, of Victor,
who is largely interested in the Key
stone Oil company, came down from
the district today.
Mrs Margaret Lovelace of Col
umbia, South Africa and Miss Love-
lace of Kansas City, Mo-, arrived to
day for visit with t. N. James
and family.
Mrs. Mentzsr and son George, of
Osawatamie, Kansas. arrived today
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Allen
Smith Mrs. Mentzer is the mother
of Mrs Smith.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
st , Denver.
july /

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets are just what YOU need when
you have no appetite. feel dull after
in your mouth. They will improve
your appetite, cleanse and iDvigorate
your stomach and give you relish
for your food. For sale BIZ all drug
gists.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02

1t has been suggested that the city
should place the benches from the city
park at some place in town where out
side people can sit down and rest on
the Fourth of July, and in connection
with this it has been suggested that
the vacant lot bewteen Austin's and
Owens stores would be good place
to locate the benches. We believe
that both suggestions are good, but as
The Tribune seems to be out of caste
with the city council perhaps it would
be more effective if some one else
made the suggestion direct to that
honorable body There really should
be something of that kind done.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Royalties and Regic1des.

1t would have been strange thing
Indeed, If the crowned heads of Europe
had all agreed to congratulate new
accession to their number as having
arrived ''by the grace of God and the
will of the people" when he motor
iously did arrive by the grace OF a
gang of assassins and the will OF a
legislature which the assassins con
trolled. The very last man in Europe
to admit that regicide in any cir.
cumstances, is no crime, the czar of
Russia was yet the very first TO con
graGulate without reserve the man
who came through regicide to be
monarch of Servia. This was very
strange. New York Times.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02

The Ladies of the Methodist church
will serve sandwiches and coffee, ice
cream and cake and lemonade in the
old postoffice July 4th 5.7
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
M. W. A.

Concert and euterta inment. July 8,
1903, Union hall.
PROGRAM:
Second Regiment Band.
Baritone Solo, Prof. Eichhorn.
Piano Solo, Prof Hitler
Soprano Solo, Mrs. Howells.
Cornet Solo, Prof. w. H. Barton.
Duett, Misses Milliken and La
Plant
Male Quartette, Eichhorn, Eakip,
Jack and Harris
Violin Solo, Carlotta Rice.
Second Regiment Band.
Refreshments
Parlor games.
Admission % cents. GIL
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Glorious Day of independence.

ed great in Clothing Shoes Hats Nothing but high grade
upto-da merchandise dry goods department Best and
largest of Ladies Shirt Waists shown in Florence
Great cut wash dress goods Great bargains silk depart
ment SPECIAL NOT1CE--In shoe department you
find the best brands of ladies gents and chdrens shoes All
above goods sold at saving to you from cent
For beneto all the Globe will be open for business all day the Fourth
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02

III. II. Preston is agent for the Sing
er sewing machines and supplies.
Office with Munson, l2l West Main.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Don't PatrOnize Us

Unless you want the incest and tn,
best in meats md fruits
tt City Meat Market.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Jansen does painting.

Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Susan Ada Wright to Mr..
Jacob Bertrand Snyder both of Canon
City, Tuesday evening, July T. The
groom, Bert Snyder, was for a
long time dispatcher for the f. and
@. @. at this place where he has many
friends who will join in congrstula
tons and good wishes.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02

Leave your orders early for ice
cream at Hoffman Bros. and avoid the
rusn. g..
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Two Performances.

The Floto show Will give two ex.
hibitions in Florence on the Fourth
of July. 1t was thought at first there
would be bot one performance. that
being given at night. At 3 O'Clock
in the afternoon the first performance
will be given and at night at S:15.
This gives the ladies and children au
opportunity to visit this grand exhibi
tion and also the visiting people who
can't wait over until the night show.
The show has made arrangements to
run many trains into Florence from
neighboring towns; has also arranged
to hold trains until after the night
performance. The grand tree street
parade will be given in the morning.
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The daily tribune., 1903-07-02

To whom it may concern
The report being circulated that
Barney Ginsburg is member of the
state militia is untrue and without
foundation.
BARNEY GAINSBURG,
5-6 Florence nstallmeut Co.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
Classified Advertisements.
WANTED

WANTED A woman to do general rooming
w house work. Apply up stairs McCand-
less block. S-tf
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
FOR SALE

NOR SALE-IO0 Young chicks, to months
L old Inquire at feed store. 2i2 W Mai
street si0l-s
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Fourth of July EXCURSIONS fare
for round trip-miuimum Of 50c.
Selling dates July 3 and 4. Final
return limit July 9th, continuous
passage.
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cheap.

The fireworks at the Fair are
cheap. 1T
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02

Why take a chance at them not
going off !? You won't if you buy
them at G. @. Rides. If
The daily tribune., 1903-07-02
n

I OST-Lady's gold watch Leave with c. t.
IL Menzel at ID 4 X G. depot and receive re-
ceive reward 1913
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1903-11-24

Postmaster General Payne calls for
$169, SOC, 1920 to run his department
next year, an increase of about S15-
100000 over the last appropriation
Of the increase in appropriation
$1,671,75O is for the. extension If
city deliveries and $3,163, ZOO for the
growth of rural routes.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1903-11-24
GENERAL NEWS
The Lesser Events of Last Week.

Shipbuilding Trust Investigation.
Renewed efforts are being made to
have a river and harbor bill passed
by the regular session of Congress.
The Administration decided to ig-
more the appeal of the Colombian
President to the United States Sen
ate.
The Standard Oil Company de-
clared a dividend of u per cent,
making a total for the year of A
per cent.
The Democratic Steering Com
mittee of the Senate failed to agree
on a policy toward the Panama Ca
nal project.
The bodies of Mrs. James Monroe
and her daughter were inferred on
either side of the tomb of President
Monroe, in Richmond.
The United States refuses to rec
ognize the Santo Domingo revolu-
lutionists and their blockade, pro-
testing against the latter.
The General Missionary Conven-
ton of the Methodist Episcopal
Church ended its sessions, having
made appropriations of more than
$1,5OO,OOO.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union Convention at Cincin-
natl made a pilgrimage to Hillsboro,
Ohio, where they visited Mother"
Thompson, a pioneer temperance
worker.
The funeral of Andrew Haswell
Green, Father of Greater New
York." who was murdered by the
negro, Cornelius Williams, took
place from the Brick Presbyterian
Church, New York City.
Members of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor are opposing the ap-
pointment of Senator Smoot to the
immigration Committee, fearing,
they say, he will encourage Mormon
immigration from Europe.
Senator Dietrich, of Nebraska,
who, with Postmaster Fisher, of
Hastings, Neb., are indicted on a
charge of bribery and fraud, made a
statement to the effect that the
charges were absolutely false.
The question of whether the Or
ganization should commit itself to
the doctrines of Socialism came
squarely before the delegates to the
Convention of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor at Boston, and was
defeated.
Justice Jeter G.. P~ritchard, of the
Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, has set the date for the
beginning of hearings before that
court in the alleged postal frauds
cases for November %. The initial
case will be that of the Government
against August w. Machen, ex-Su
perintendent of the free delivery ser
vice: the Croft brothers, of Wash
ington, and George E. LOrenz anc