davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28
highest to Il.O2. The warket was ex,
cited and irregular.
JAPANESE sEE rAE pREsIDENT
Minister Tsksblra Visits Sycamore
Hill on oMleiai Business.

MlntStcT takanlfa visits oa9amoTe
Hill on Official Business.
Oyster Bay. L. L., July 27.--Minlster
KOgoro Takahira. OF japan. one Of the
japanese ENJOYS OF the forthcoming
peace conference was a guest OF the
president q part Of today. This was
Minister Takahlra's second visit to
Sycamore Hill, within two weeks. His
visit today related to the peace ne
gotiations Minister Takahira was met
al the station by one Of the presidents
carriages sent 10 convey him to Saga
more Hill. The minister said that
his mission to the president at this
time concerns the peace negotiations,
but that II would be impossible for
him to discuss the matter for publica-
ton.
Baron Komura, the japanese peace
envoy, probably will pay an informal
visit to President Roosevelt next FRI
day. The details Of the visit have
not yet been arranged. In the mean
time me baron Is resting at his hotel
occasionally discussing his mission
with the other members of the dele
CATION. lie rose earlier than his col.
leagues today and before any OF the
others had appeared for breakfast he
went for a long walk.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28
70 ExTEND OUR COMMERCE.
-Amsrleaa Floating Exposition"
VIZ eali Around the World.

be tAmsrleaa Floating Exposition"
wiz eali Around the World.
<eW York. July 97,-PlanS have
20 completed for an effort by an ex.
fking company Of this city to extend
'npriean commerce TO foreign coun.
Ies A ioating exposition viii be
eRlppes and sent on = tour OF the
|1Fla, The American Floating M.
'&Ilion" a. Il will be called. will start
NJ New York ia January. 1906. Il
i eakry limited number OF sam.
Various merchandise of Amer.
nnnfac,ure, the samples TO be
hted at each OF the ports whore
will be made Space will be
Nfe1 TO exhibitors and statesmen
~ ship.
At trlp will require IS mo. tbs and
~ e0.oe0 mtcs will be covered. II.
lnclude Nirop, Asia. Australia.
3lh America an dpurts In Central
NlfcA and the wcs, Indies I've
<amer VII carry surgeon AMI com.
',snt interpreters Of German. French
st Spanish.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28

the Russlah financial agent. NJ.
fpmained can the platform smok.
eretle aud chatting with the
aaoa uhii the rain pulled out,
~ faised biA hat and bowed
farewell salutAtions to the crowd.
l,eplhe. the project Of police. re-
191 beside n, willie until his de-.
Hfe Madame Wllte and her
Ater accompany NJ, White to Cher
Thonce they will go to Brus.
and remain there during the con.
ep The Kaiser Wilhelm der
10 crowded with homoward
4 Americans and there are many
llean and European Journalists On
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28

New York. July STAT a tNo hours
session Of thu directors Of the Equs.
Aable Life Assurances society today
the resignation OF former Prcsidcn,
James W Alexander sRd Nevada n.
S'rsuahsh, as directors Were accepted
Paul AOrtoa Was elected pgekideut az
tho society. retaining. !, Is sid. the
eha'rmanship a. weil. A speelal
neerinE o. tho dIrecioyR an ~ Asla
.s' ~. z. ss '',. = ''a.ss llr7al slEres
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28

Co'ul Ca. July IA state IN.
sPectoT has Just paid and oaiclal vis,.
iaiioa to the camp of the Museaese
county ekainEanE Hs found the cam
clean ana neatly Eeps. vith a rezsrd
Eos Sanitsry reEulasio1A and the con.
ricts n Eooa AAyslcAl eoaditloa. the
reruh q ne vbolnrone eisf ana rsos
treptE hnt elren thRR INSPECTORS
r. ~ ,ns go iEEm Z - 4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28
THIRTY-SIx VICTIMS
OF YELLOW FEVER
This Is the Number of Death,
, To Date In New Orleans
BUSINESS NOT MUCH AFFECTED
New Detention Camps Are seros Il.
Gated and Every Effort is Beng .se,
to Stamp Out Disease-Ehc.ter.s,.
at Memphis, Tenn.

New Orleans, July 27.-A!.. ....
deaths from yellow fever WI, ..
cially reported to the city ..... .
health today, making 80 in a..
July IL. No reports Of w.. 1885,.
were received. The city 1,.. ...
decided TO make 6ne daily rr... .,.
the state board, in the ey,a.s
cases and deaths.
The reports OF cases to la,. D.. 10.
to the city board ind.ca, ..
spread OF the fever
There are now II foCi. one 90 .... ..
at Bunkie. in north Louisiana ., ..
Italian escape from the Fr,u.l lad.
ket station. His case Wa, f'.'
There are three foci above ,....
street and one in Agi.r,. !.
cases have all been directly traced %
the French market vicinity and %. A.,
this morning there were no r.p.,,, r.
cases traceable to the oI'ly..- ...
ton.
AhN bhlh vi tue 90 NtulUN NV
very bad and large fami.iy. OFF DID,.
ians have been found cruN... ..
very small spaces.
In one instance - people v.r..
living in three rooms. The ..,.. So.
ed conditions In this ucighapeb o. .,
responsible for the rapid dov unm
OF the fever. In every iG-'l.. ..
new focus outside this o.. ..
health authorities have apple.
methods that were SuCc, SSH" ..
ba, and the fact that case, ... .''
spreading TO SURROUNDING lyu-
conrages the belief that .c:.....
destruction Of the stcgom.J So
ly restrict the disease
In 1873 when there Was .
epidemic here and old m,...
treatment, whole rolch1prh.'.
came almost instantly af....
There has been no serious ,D..
business here due 10 Oh, a. ..
none ofthe surrounding state .a- '..
en- steps TO prohibit th' muNt.'.
freight. There was a r,p0"
FLORIDA would put on comu.r
out II has no, been ...
irmed.
The Marine hospital srr'o. his.
rented Offices In one Of the mo-. p
nent onlce buildings. and SUE
White will control the detention .aHn,
I'd the work of his service IN 'a,
The British steamer Ansc'm ..'
arrived here four days on from
iEe. whence the fever IS 'ho1s..
rave first come into New Or,eal' BE-.
arrival will probably put INFO 'WH.
late effect the rules for increase s.
entiOn OF ships from infected 1y-'
u which there are numbo- cd. ..'
EaV
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28

New York. luly s7--Priees For COT.
toe bounded upward almost INSTANTLY
today when the government rvport oi
a decrease uf les ia the aeTease p.ur,
ed a. compared Wlta lasi year. ga
FScs,ved oa TIA sxraanss. The gain
rrnged fru,n a. % "a Polais. ocsooer
Ysaralae 1s.i7 Tgenesaew sefsae
- Pgses q ~ AuF Ex ssfrs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28
new CROP REPORT
HAS BEEN ISSUED
Shows A Decrease In Acreage
Of Fourteen Per Cent.
PRICE OF COTTON GOES UPWARD
The Government Report Previously L.
sued Showed a Decrease Of Only
ia Per cent-Mueh Excitement
Shown on Exchanges.

Shown on Exchanges.
Washington, July 27.--Asslstant Sec
rotary Hayes today made public the
followolng report TO Secretary Wilson
OIL the acreage Of cotton in the south
srn states In 1906, compared with that
planted in 1904:
"The crop estimating board OF the
department of agriculture has consid.
cred the report issued by the bureau
Of statistics on June 2, relative to
the acreage planted in cotton in the
southern staes In 1906, as compared
win that planted in 1904, and has con.
cluded:
First, that a new estimate should
be made on acreage planted, and that
the figures In Mr.. Hyde's hands when
making his estimate should be used as
the basis.
Second. That Mr.. Hyde with Mr..
Holmes at his elbow prompting him.
made the estimate lower than the
facts at his hand from the reports
from the seven classes OF reporters
employed by the bureau warranted
Third. That the board findt. upon
careful consideration of the reports OF
all classes OF correspondents and the
agents that the acreage planted in COT
ton this year including the entire sea
son. should have besE estimated at
S5l per cent OF that planted last
year. equivalent to reduction In
planted acreage as compared with the
last year OF li.9 per cent 0nstead OF
IA per cent? or 4.73l 900 acres--the
estimate OF the total acreage planted
this year being 2C,999.OD0 acres
"The above estimated percentage OF
the decrease In each OF the cotton.
growing states is as follows:
Virginia, Is; North Carolina, &c:
South Carolina, Il; Georgia, -; Flori.
da ~: Alabama, IL; Mississippi. lG:
Louisiana, II: Texas. 16: Arkansas,
10: Tennessee. 10; Missouri, IS: Ok.
Iahoma, Is; Indian Territory, IL.
The averages were made for each |
state by each OF the four members OF
the board and the comparatively small |
liSagreements were harmonized almo { |
wholly by averaging. and the above |
results are fully agreed 20 by each |
aud every member OF the board. Re.
specially submitted, Victor Oimstead.
stephen ID. Fessendeu. George X.
Holmes. W. w Long, crop estimating
board
The above findings and report
made under my supervision have my
entire approval. w. NJ Hayes, as
slstaut secretary In charge bureau of
statistics. Approved: James W. WI.
son, secretary Of agriculture"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28

Asnistor. Ala July % The mtls
~ Of Oxford was Thrown Iuto Eloani
b Feeripl Of the news from a camp
tK party a. whisesidVs mil near
occolocco. that two membcv, ~ thr
4flf. wslker Wakefield aHd Jane.
b Wright had been drowned Whu,
r swimming tAis afternoon. Il
qaEhi That one Of tie young mou
attacked vita cramps. ead IN an
= FaFe 40 other. beta wsrs
~ 8 q rsr -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28
AN ENJOYS
sAI FOR AMERICA
Passengers On the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse.
~ ENyouNa GOOD HEALTH

eDy Days che Conference that
81 pklsnMIhs Whether There ls
psses Between Russia and
WI Meet.
3aly 27s--M. Wltte. Professor
He shd q number Of officials
~ the Russian peace pleni-
~ party left the St. LAzaire
stalion at $500 this morning
'Aeshonrg where hey will sail
New York on the North German
tfd liHe steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
i CROSSE this evening.
Many officials and diplomRtists gath.
II the depot including AmbassS
NsIidoif and CRsslni and NJ. Rout.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28
REFoRMAroRY 3D. INTRODUCED
sOIOns Would Care for Youthful Grim.
inals--ofhsr Legislative News.

L
Atlanta, July 27.--The Fielder re-
formatory bill. under which 1t Is pro
posed TO establish a state reformatOry
tor youthful criminals, occupied the
attention OF the house Tuesday, and
was debated az some length. but owing
TO the fact that the hour OF adjournment
was near al hand, and action on the
bill at the days session would be i'm.
possible, the house adjourned and the
measure Will come up today as unfin-
ished business.
The sentiment OF the house Is gen.
orally favorable 10 this1neasure, as
was shown by the debatH'Sssd the Ques-
lions asked Of the speakers. There
appears 10 be little doubt about the
passage Of the measure. and In pretty
much the same shape as was reported
by the committee.
The proposed new county OF NIL.
ledge" to be formed from parts OF
Emanuel, Johnson, Montgomery and
Lanrens counties, was given a hearing
Tuesday afternoon before the house and
senate committees on new counties.
IL Il proposed TO make Adrian. now
in Emanuel. the county seat Of the
new county
IN the senate.
At the thirty minutes session OF
the senate little business was trans.
acted.
The house has not transmitted to
the senate a single general bill OF i'm
portance, consequently the sessions
OF the latter body are short.
Upon the report OF the general ju-
dietary committee yesterday the two
bills introduced by Senator Mills sew.
eral days ago. one affecting insurance
companies. providing that the cash val.
ne OF life insurance policies be taxed. |
and another providing for garnishment
OF wages, were both killed by the sen.
ate.
The report OF the committee upon
both bills was adverse to their pass.
age,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-28
Ns~ ps.ls. eng fer -.

CAiezgo. July 9I.-Aayor ir.
day appointed Captain Joh-
las as chief of polios o. no ..
cAicAgo. Collins sueccc4s
0N<in. Who rcslsne6 . ssu cav =
The neu chief kas rissa ''o-
iaa1a - pas . patrOsDa' :
Iroat ~ AZ nnra - wba1 - =
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-03
ChaS. H. Flummerfe]t
successor to R. B. Wilson
STAPLE S FANCY GROCERIES.
SOLE AGENT FOR MILLARS ROASTED COFFEE
Lvnce Block. phon. Ra IA.

a. home returned from two
"'o"S WISH IN Vancouver, Miss NJ. l..
nome came home with him to spend
lew weeks in Ellensburr.
w. NJ. kenney has purchased a half
interest IN the White Front liverv
barn. The firm name hereaf,er viii
be known as johnson * Kenney.
Arthur Lamb.on, who has spent the
past year in Seattle, and Aberdeen
returned home Friday in company
with his brother, b. II. Lambson.
The band boys dance in Reeds ware
uouse for Saturday night was called of
on account OF the building so staged
that the timbers were in the way
Geo. Parish who has spent several
weeks past with relatives in Joseph.
Oregon, returned Monday. He wanted
to get home in time to see the carnival.
X. +. ID, No. ;, with j. Williams
A"o'na, started tuesday morning.
This route will accommodate large
number OF people, perhaps over 800 al
told.
The farmers will pretty well get
through haying, first crop, this week,
the second crop coming on about Sept.
LIST, which gives promise of being very
good.
j. {. Lambert and sister of Young
America, Mimi, enrOute to Portland,
stopped off over Monday night to visit
with Mrs. W. T. Hiddleson, an old
friend.
Our reading room has proven itself
to be commendable institution and
should be patronized and supported by
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all our citizens in the county as well as
in the city
Peter SCHUYLER returned Sunday
from an extended visit in Wisconsin,,
Illinois and Iowa He is better pleas.
ed than ever with Ellensburg and
Kittitas valley.
Mrs. Ed. Brown, and little daughter
Bsryl, of Missoula, Mont, arrived Sun
day afternoon to visit her mother, Mrs.
Jennie G. Brown. She will make quite
an extended visit
The proposition made by Harry S.
Elwood to lease the opera house for
period of two years was not accepted
by the stock holders at their meeting
Thursday evening.
Rev. Walter Hitchcock Luke See
ley, Misses Nc Arthur and Clara Knode
and several others of the G. +. society
left Monday for a ten day outing on the
lakes above Easton.
Mrs l.. +. Bailey, of Staten Island,
n. ~, will speak on temperance at the
NJ. +. church on Monday evening, Aug,
eth, at $ o'clock. Subject: "Home or
Saloon, Which," Admission free.
Norma Flynn received valuable
present in the shape OF a fine piano Sat
urday, present from her grandfather
Flynn Of Springfield, Ills. 1t is useless
to say that she is proud of the gift.
l.. J. Chaplin and family leave tomor-
row for Portland where they will spend
a week taking in the exposition. From
tn ere they will go to The Dalles to
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to visit week or so with Mrs. Chapin's
people.
Mrs. w. A. Thomas, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. G.. N. Shears, and
her sister, Miss Nettie, went up to Gle
Elum, Tuesday to spend few days
visiting in that city with j. A. Thomas
and family.
Miller & Miller have purchased the
blacksmith and wagon shop of j. o.
Tice, near the bridge. They say
they intend to .enlarge the shop
and do all kinds of work with neatness
and dispatch.
w. A. Lee, formerly Of this city, but
who some months ago established a
paper in Connell Franklin county,
lost his entire plant few days since
by the fire that destroyed the better
part of the town.
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Prof. Bruton, of Thorp, was in the
city Saturday.
f. +. Wager returned from Seattle
Friday morning..
Mrs. 'ott returned from an extended
visit in Illinois Sunday
t. +. Reed looked after his interests
in the east end Sunday.
Mrs. a. {. Steinman left Monday for
short visit in Portland.
Mrs. George Carver is reported as
being indi,posed this week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Hayward came
down Saturday.on business.
That lovely breeze Sunday afternoon
was enjoyable, indeed it was.
Simon Il. Ju-tham of Ro,lyn, was in
the city Monday few hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Adams OF East
kittitss were in the city Friday.
Born: Tuesday, Aug. lst to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Cheney, daughter.
Mrs. Herbert Carscadden returned
from her visit to Spokane Saturday.
Mrs. Augelne pinter died Tuesday
morning at her home north OF town.
Mrs. Martin Michel, and Mrs. Nicho-
las Mueller left Yesterday for Portland.
+. j. Long Of Liberty. came down
Sunday to spend few days sight see
ing.
Miss Louis Sleet of Moscow Mills,
Mo. is a guest OF her bOrther, George,
and family.
q. S. Davi, OF Easton. was in the city
Tuesday looking after the sale OF some
more wood.
Miss Ella Baldwin has returned from
weeks visit ia the country with Miss
Nellie Carver.
Harry W. Hale vas summoned to the
bedside of his sick baby at Port Town
send, saturday.
Mrs. j &. Boedcher, who has spent
some time in Roslyn, returned home
Friday afternoon.
H. NJ Baldwin, who went over to
Hot Springs week ago, writes that
he is doing nicely.
l.. J. Chaplin delivered an address IN
the Denmark hall sunday afternoon
on the sub ect Of Cooperation.
Matt Sandmever left Sunday morn
ing for Portland where he will spend
few days enjoying the exhibition.
Isaac Il. Taylor left this office Tues
day a very fine specimen OF "heaV
that he raised without irrigation.
DR.. Fishburn returned from ancou-
yer and Portland sunday and lett | ues-
day for a TWO months visit in Spokane
John and Joe Turner finished haylne
on their rented ranch above lhorP
Saturday and returned home sunday.
W. f.. Patterson came down from
Blewett 9uLday 20 take IN the carn'-
friends.
T.. II. ". l;os, left sunday for Fort
land where he will spend Il lie" DAYS
and then oin his wife and daughter "'
Long Beach.
Vim. McEwen will commence 'ne
construction Of nice residence Oh ''''
farm east Of town shortly. Geo. Oha"i'
pie ha, the contract
r. T.. IIenne-, returned from Fo'le-
roy Sunday, where he has NPe". nv
past tuo months doing Insurance ""''
ness with the farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al l'cr-an fcOu''''
Monday from visit in Corvallis o'o'
H. hook, natural 10 see y back at MS
post III ramsay ; store
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-03

apparent to all that ssup'na msrioau life
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-03

duo to his advocacy, or supposed ad-
,ocacv, or principles and policies that
49,. democratic. Nothing brought Mr.
:. o,o onnla,1se during his
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.-~-- y. Su,H i"ii""J al
ground occupied by station buildings,
work shops, depots, machlne shops,
switches, side tracks, turntables and
water stations which was granted by
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-03

Write the Yakima Bindery about
binding, ruling, loose leaf device and
loose leaves. l4t Iakima Ave. North
Yakima Wash. lStf
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AMUNu lnE LnUkCnES.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Divine worship IL a. m,
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:alesss the experience and obserya'
~ W Qlhars 1 old aa | haNa Qltiereu
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07
WHooPING COUGH FATAL

The whooping cough that has
been widespread in this city for
the last six weeks has proven fatal
to another child. making the Sec
ond death that has been caused by
this disease 80 far this week The
child who was called to the great
beyond last evening WAS the one
year old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
j. Il. Bramhall of East Third st,
who died at 7 o'clock. For three
hours the child was in spasms and
finally strangled to death, although
there were two doctors present who
endeavored to relieve her of the
intense sufferings. The funeral
was held this afternoon, Rev, Rus.
sci officiating.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07
Saw the Sights.

Tho members of the board OF
commissioner of Fremont county
who were here yesterday for con-
ference with the local commission
ers regarding the state road were
entertained in a thorough manner
by the Teller county commission
ers following the conference and
left for Canon City in the evening
very we'll pleased with their visit.
The visitors were shown through
the various county buildings and
other places OF interest and also got
a bird's-eye view of the district
from q high line oar.-Cripple
Greek Times.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07

FAIR Adm another colum mn
of this issue will be noticed the
Chaistmas advertisement of Lud-
wick and Fletcher, proprietors of
the Fair store. They are unpack-
ing big shipment of holiday
goods and it seems that anyone
can find just what they want at
that place.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07

GLASSES. W. 8. Proctor. superin-
John Mountain, assistant
superintendent; Fern Lobach, 300
rotary; Jennie Pastorius, librarian; !;
Henry Rodds. treasurer. The
teachers in tLis grade are: Mrs.
Alfred Durfee, Mrs. w. 8. Proctor,
Henry Rodda, Harry Rodda, John
Mountain, Mabel Shafer, Mrs.
Chase, Ernest Stone, Nora King,
Mrs. Hadley Corning and Mrs. r.
"a. Logan, In the primary de-
partment the new teachers are:
Grace Lobaoh, superintendent;
Mrs. 7. W. Roberts, assistant su-
perintendent. Teachers: Mrs. v.
A. Hutton, Mrs. M. F. Thomas,
Mrs. Thomas Blunt, Miss Mile
Ball, Mrs. Farley, Flora Nc
Cracken. The organist or pianist
have not been named.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07
WORKING ovERTIME-T.


w. Roberts is pretty busy man
now days He has just closed a
contract with the s. P. Smith mine
for furnishing the heavy iron work
for a new tipple, besides other
large contracts now under way, the
building of several wagons Of
special design. Mr.. Roberts says
that he has more to do this winter
than ne has ever had since being
in business in Florence. He has
also just put in car of new bug
gies and spring wagons that are
beauties.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07
Chicago Live Stock.

Every stockman needs the inspira-
tion and benefit Of the International
Live Stock Exhibition. will be held
in Chicago Dec. 1928. 1906. Ar
range your plans to include = trip to
Chicago for this event. Tickets on
sale December 16 to 10 inclusive.
Special rate Of e3S. 10 via Santa Fe.
A. G. PALMER,
deo ~ Agent.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07
The Florence Electric.
Dec q.

Editor Tribune:
The Florence Electric Street
Railway company announces that
the actual construction of the first
division of their street railway will
begin about Jan. l, 1906. This 81
miles they expect tGaSe complet-
cd about July 1906. The work
will be pushed rapidly. Every
thing is to be the best that money
can buy or skill produce. Thif
statement is made because the
public are entitled to know wha'
is being done.
Thos. Robinson, Pres.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07

The Niagara rink will be closed
Saturday, Dec 9Th in favor of the
ladies Of st. Benedict's church,
who will give a turkey supper.
Ali are welcome. Monday, Dec.
1lth, rink will reopen at 3 p. m.
All women skaters 25c afternoon
and evenings. Spectators free to
balcony.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07
Advertised Letters.

Following is list Of letters re-
naming uncalled for at the postofice
at Florence. during the week ending
Nov. 80.
Admis W. G.
Adams Ray.
Compton Geo.
illegal Adam.
Lupsand Mike
Perdue Miss Eular
Shields James E. ~
Smith 9. e.
Snider B. F.
Webster Fred W.
Wadleigh Fred
Parties oslling for same will say
Advertised. and pay one cent.
W. H. DAVE. P. N.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07

8. 8. OFFICERS-At the regu-
lar board meeting of the M. E..
church last night officers and
teachers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: Advanced
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07
Attention /!

Ladies of the M. E., church win
hold a bazar at Morgan hall, Sat-
urday, Dec. 16, beginning at 10 a.
m. and lasting all day. Chicken
pie dinner served from $3.50 to Z
p. m. 79tf
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07

Miss Snsie Blackmer. public steno-
srapher and typewriter. johnson block
The daily tribune., 1905-12-07

Brown g. Son. hay, grain, feed
and coal. Successor to E. r. Mil
ler. 82-tf