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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-15

taEc of whatever bargains may be offered.
even In the line OF Christmas presents.
There are always such bargains to be had
and announcement OF them is generally
made IN the advertising columns OF The
Post and much time labor and trouble
may be saved by intending shoppers who
wish to obtain the very best that Is to be
had and the most for their money by
carefully scanning the The Post advcrtia-
Ing columns before starting on their shop
ping tours Dealers who have large va
rled and attractive stocks OF goods are
generally willing the public should know
IT, and how can they better communicates
with the public than through the columns
OF The Post?
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on the 18TH, but It will remain to be seen
whether there win come In enough to fire
up again. Wheat sown early is looking
wen. Good grazing and stock generally
u good condition Temperature. max
imum g. minimum % TO rain.
Dallas, G, a. Eiscnlohr.-r
maximum 90, minimum 80 no rain
McGregor @. =. stoue.-Temperature
mnXlmum SO, minimum 23; no rain. sun
shine 20 per cent.
Round Rock. Thomas Wood.-Water is
very scarce and stock IS suffering. Tenn
peratura maximum &c. minimum 25; no
rain Sunshine o. per cent.
sherman, w. G. Iackson.--Killlng frost
on 7th ard 9TH Rain preceded the snow
It melted as fast as It fell Temperature.
maximum AZ. minimum 3O rain 10 on the
6th
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DAYS FIRE PFss,,
a BIG HARDWARE =.
'TRornD NJ rn nSg'' u.
Nearly HNlf a Million n.n
of the Fiery nlsmsn, !, r |, vrs
Residence in Calves. .''''

Troy N. Y, pecenh..
which broke out in tbs h-n, 4
S.aa,s of J, NJ. war,, ll','
beyond control. Chief pvr ira 4 q ,
for aid from Albany. '''' sl' u.
Ihe fire started in the 10,
building. where a larro ''p story Il \
e e', tar paper was stored s'S TS', aS,..
feed to the flames. ana .1i' va o.
dense that the work of d. s s,' w \
considerably impeded. Thu A.. a'''a'' v
n no, hold the hose to the b., s' asa,
because OF their half troz., = sa''a'a
worn out energies Ro,,a aaadi ID
VISA 80 hign that any stts, We so-.a
s stream to the top fioor raI . d,
ilfe gained the upper bon w@ tutl, h,
CLOCK was still burnlhS sia 4
threatened to reach the :. mercy N
j. N. Warren & Co ana l'', u oilAhs h
grocery house of squires IS sh sls sAasl,
adjoining. 90 Sherry On.
While the flremen wer. ,,.,
.ne ehtre department heIng :. "a a. WI
TWO other alarms were r,,,t AZ lss ".
reported that the immense e.n ~ Y a
OF Earl d Wilson, six blncss S.I iirl
on lire and a steamer ~ away ID
there, but the alarm provss AZ J, VsrlAs
ne other alarm was callseS a ~ vs \. ha'
p!oslon OF a lamp in Tery,,' :, Y; q
store IN King street. The hriIrsm.-ll lls
was totally destroyed. Mrs ' Ta..a! 81
endeavor to remove the sto,t ',l!, 4
come by smoke and rescued vii. ~ ~ "
In the meantime, the fire N w Y. unit ~
building broke ont with go 1' Win
had reached the wIllow,y.ss..s aI ny, |
anu the passageway to the ms i,' SS,
was IN a blaze. The firemen dirs,,s ~ \
efforts to save the adjoining n w.. Y
IN this way the flames ba1 'yuN y
increase until great tongues NJ a. go ~
nigh IN the air and rushed ont :,
window. WV u s's
The firemen and a great crowd :,
tors We're informed that therA ~ y "
eral hundred pounds OF blasting ~,
stored IN the west end of the fosr, N 4
OF the burning structure and tbs.a =
mad rush from the vicinity M I'M.
has occurred up to this writing d Ss,S
The tiremen believe they have ra.,sj n
mastery, although the fire Is stII ~.
harCelv.
c. w, Tillinghast, president Of d. a., /
pany, says the three buildings v.rs n
at $4,000 and the stock s2250l Tb.n :, /
an Insurance OF $i65,OOO on the ~ y
$3.50 on the buildings. The total ID,
be 100000.
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Galveston, Texas, December n-h
night the residence OF County cansl
sioner Martin Byrne, on Fliy4ss
street and Broadway was burts \
origin of the fire is unknown. OIL,
the distance the FIRE department IL 1
receive notice until after the fans I!
gained great Roadway and when ~
No. arrived the house was in ass
The location is beyond the mm Val
and out OF the fire district, and hes !.
delay in getting the engines to tie u,
There was no insurance.
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tons We're adopted az the sentiment OF
the convention came from the committee
Ihe theory Of the government ownership
OF the tcicgrHphtc system ot the country
WIS approved and the election OF United
states senators by popular vote was In
durseh Tho convention expressed Itself
m favor OF compulsory education. II was
resolved 70 petition congress TO enact a
law establishing postal savings banks;
IN view of the lnndequacy ot the pres
emit National bankinE systcm.'
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rrnIn nnhhers Arre.ted.

Cairo, H., December 1.-Two
three men who robbed the Illinois ~.
train Mt Mayheld bridge on NoIeSs y
have been arrested, and the thlEd Y ~. ~,
to be caught today, They are y n h:
Brown OF Cairo, Breckenbrldge 81 = y J,
souri, and William o'Brien o. ~ u
Landing. Mo. The latter is SUI y N y y
Several days ago Brown came % 80, ~ I
and was met by Chief OF Police -. =,
to whom he confessed, he W. /, 4
under arrest. The amount secures /
robbers was S5325,
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Chicago, December 4.-The SI III, \.
was crowded today during lH 49,. ~, I,
CAST trial. Prendergast was hs l... i
IN at ease when Carter HARM, IN !,
came into the room with hT VA
sister, Miss soae Harrison. ~ M
testimony was given VITA 80 .,ss!y!
number Of other witnesses VIZ. NJ saa
but their testimony Develops
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1Irs. Lcnn nllt.rhmnnn-

Brennan, TcNps December H.-nled. at
If o'clooS last nlght after a brief Illness
with chillbcd sickness. Mrs. Lena Plttsch-
mann, wife of Mr.. ED Pittschmann a wcll
known coufcotaner of this city She
lcnves n heart-brolcn husband and four
Jays-old baby She was 20 years. two
months and three days old, ana a lady es-
teemcd hoy an who knew her.
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Tbe Cravesend ElectIOh ID =,

Brooklyn. N. Y, peeeinne, .. ls, / 4
pors in the NrcKane case at M lss
court house this morning ~ ~
John Y. McKane, jusless, , q n ~.
Richard V. b. Newton, hail1 NM, 4, 3
James Cropsey and Nlcholas vi, I'm. Z
found guilty OF contempt o.. q d 1si
6ned $3.50 each and sentence i.. AN
DAYS each in Kings county ~
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GorornI Cnhel lobbrI

Dallas Texas. December IA General W
L. C"bell while en- route 10 the city to-
night on Texas and Pacific train from
New orleans was robbed just as me train
was entering the city limits OF his pocket
book, containing $50 and valuable papers
Four well dressed strangers were failed
by the police on suspicion
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A nni1rnnd to be Ne0I 49,. d.

indianapolis, Ind. De eg n M =
and John NJ. Butler filed u nj foor,ss'
States stiu SEQ court this Afternoon 1,i.,s .
s,lt for 5000 ooo against ths ,1 1o' .
sas city and st. Louis i n.tsage bi,i',
in behalf OF the first mo NOR y :, gs.
srs. The suit is UNDERSTOOD :"
nry 10 reorganIzatlon,
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Palestine, Texas, December ll-4 ~
shed near Martin Hinzles warehoaz "
ed last night about II o'clock TIE ka
tritling. Both fire companies tlns. q
promptly and were on the scene VII
three minutes after the FIRST tap II /
hell.
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Iockhart, Texas, December l8.--AIr. j. G.
Wiley the old gentleman and yonerated
citizen who recently underwent the opera
ton OF lithotomy at the hands OF Or
" ootan, died last Tuesday OF exhaustion.
and was buried yesterday by the Masous.
Mr., va W was one OF tine first settlers
OF LoalShurt and his loss viii be seriously
felt by his friends and ueighhor5
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Kennedy Texas, December 1i.-Rev. John
Bass Shelton OF Corsicana, Texas, has been
conducting a Baptist protracted meeting
here the past week with great success.
Twnnty-four additions to the church have
been made. The baptizing took place last
evening In the san Antonio river The
meeting sin continues, with bright pros
poets for several more.
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A. nnHnin " V

Buffalo, n. Y, December l4-fln q
morning destroyed the Arcade beiliI
Main street, including Roblnson's y
Shea's music hail and several store
GLIDING Yena's large grocery. The hal
probably $75O,00o.
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Guthrie, o. r., December u. The whole
FAMILY of George Merrick of Cass town
ship, this county, have disappeared. pill
gent search has failed to locate them.
Foul play Is suspected,
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Mrs. Illisnbcth Morrow.

Victoria. Texas December 1t--Dicd IN
this City yesterday afternoon, Mrs, Elzp-
beth Morrow mother OF Mrs. C. G, Chane
Deceased was over 50 yaers old. The
fuenral took place this afternoon,
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THE DEATH ROLL.
NE Mnrv snInnrncr.

Liberty, Texas December l4.-This
morning about . O'Clock Miss Mary So
journcr who was visiting Mrs. A. j.
Beard OF this place, suddenly died from
pneumonia. Miss Solouruer was a resi-
dent of Brazora county, but formerly
lived in this county Her death was u
great shock To- her friends, as many OF
them did not know thu. she was seriously
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Buda Pesth, December ll.-IIerr Groman,
minister OF defense, has challenged Deputy
Olay TO duel for a personal insult of
tered during debate in tho diet.
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BOUNCING SAM JONES,
HIS NOMINAL APPOINTMENT TAX
ZEN AWAY FROM HIM.
Aud lie writes u Characteristic Let
ter on The subject-speniss Kind
Iy OF the bishop, but snys lie
Can't sidetruclS Himself.

4
at Gainesville, only one day. It was
real treat TO mingle with the rank and file
OF the faithful men who go forth annu-
ally from the scat Of their conference to
begin anew their life-wort.
There are more than two hundred mem
bers Of the North Georgia conference. All
classes OF preachers. all ages-from the
grand old superannuated, tlme-worn hero
down to the young STRIPPING who is stil
covered with his pin feathers; from the
cultured station precher down to the little
circuit rider who never did preach and
who never viii preach, but my, how he
Cnn eNhort, Among these 20 itinerants we
have them salaried from 5000 per anuum
to less than 800 per dnuum, from the
First church and Trinity OF Atlanta to the
Blue Ridge circuit appointment, with all
the intermediate circuits and stations.
our conference has preachers for all class
es of appointments, and It has all class
es Of appointments for the preachers
and withal the huppiest, jolliest best fed
ana best clothed body Of men. The aver
age annual conference has no superior In
this ~espoct in amy body Of men under The
shining sun. or course tine preachers all
wear their new suits 10 the annual confer
euce, ana wear hpppy, hopeful faces. look
ing to better things.
SOME CONFERENCE INCIDENTS.
,rbsra .r, so,,,. touching netbatic tb,poq
ne ,ysii ii sar,,. l,,,iirr55',4 ma SlotinS,s
tbiu,,s Which nrr,,y mr. every eDrreroncs
,,i, ,,,, f.rs,,,,. ,l,,r ,,'as mo sie,,tio,
,,f dci,,,,tos ~ ,be .',.pGr..1 ro,fero,,,e
y.bicb ,7o.,g nov, Nav or co,,rss r,raorb.
.,s .r. ,,s,.,. r.,ndi,l.t.s ~, ana tbcy
never express a desire for election. They
can not Log roll They are a good deal
like au old maid when leap year is off |
But my how their friends log roll FOR
them and work tcr them! ] have some |
times thought it was pity that the cam |
dilates themselves could not help their .
Ir!gnIs work no want tuins right bad /
anu not be able to say go and look so and /
aet $50. puts % fellow IN % very humble at |
tudc, but such is the case with Candi- |
dates IN an our Methodist bodies. To want
to be- a bishop. IL brother We're to say
-o or look sJ ST would surely defeat him /.
and TO want to be delegate TO the gen .
oral conference and say S. would ba /.
equally fatal no want a better appoint /
mont ana say so ""G'A ne sHsh an tARipl-
non 'i se'hshNe'5 tN''i II in.snt TonslSh /
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snIcIde nf n AlIninlnr-

New York. December l4-Rev. Vernon
olyphant suicIded here today, as the re-
suit OF an unbalanced mind, caused by
over study
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Tlwood, Ind, December 1.-THE tfii
ling window glass factory was d''a9
by fire this afternoon.
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WEATHER AND CROPS,
THE REPORT OF THE CONDITIONS
THROUGHOUT TEXAS.
The Sunshine Has Becn Generally
over the Normnl-Cotton Picking
Generally CompIcted-WhcHt Is
BEING sowcd--vcGetabieH.

week ending December IA, 1888:
Precipltatlon-Th week closes without
precipitation and hence 1t has ranged from
100 to $50 below the normal.
The indications are that the coming
week will open with fair weather.
Sunshine-Thc sunshine was generally
above the normal except over the coast
district, where stratus and cumulo-stratus
clouds and dense fog during the latter part
Of the week has reduced the amount Of
Sunshine about 10 or 10 per cent below
the average
Temperuture-Th week opened with
temperature from to degrees below
the normal and It generally rose slowly
toward the middle or latter part OF the
week when it was from to degrees
above the normal. the greatest excess be-
ing over the coast district. The week
! closes with temperature from to
degrees above the normal over North,
/ Central, East and West Texas from .
! 10 . degrees above over Northwest Texas,
and about normal or slightly above over
/ the coast district The highest tempera-
| ture at the several stations during the
week has ranged from 60 degrees over the
! Panhandle to "a degrees over the coast
/ district. and the lowest has ranged from
/ q degrees over North Texas TO 81 degrees
/ over the East coast district
/ The indications are that the coming week
VIII open with temperature rising except
/ over North Texas. whore IT viii set cooler.
CROPS.
Cotton picking is generally completed
| and as a rule 1t Is about all ginned. In
a few localities the gins run one day oc-
casionaly All correspondents who refer
I tn he afII
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Berlin, December H. Ten thousand peo-
pie are m with influenza Ia the province
of Rhcin-ftesen. The disease Is also prev
alent in Nassau and Berlin.
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Washington. December 14-For Eastern
reAas Fair. followed Friday afternoon by
llght rain, northern portion soutneasrery
tyIuTr
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IF THE BABY IS is, cg "a ssi y ". z:
Re sure and use t i1ia,y's soolhlls " +.
rl,egmedy, Mrs. Wi ,i Il s5oihii y n n
Tor children teetnihg s,Ilays al ~ =
s .SI,S co iRS and sdFiii. he best I'
diarrhoea. -
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Houston Post Bureau Irtsaa.a,,bsr M
Austin Texas, Iprrmauniss \
Denton from New :, trais ~.
rom an incoming frelsn, dislsc.is
o'clock and broke his arm iIIi9'',rsl IL
h hin nan and Is otherwise ,tssoughi .
painter by trade anu
dTinI,lng when he EEL. ,s
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Terry's Texas Rangers have been In pos
session OF the city for the past two days
and the capitulation has been complete.
Not only their old comrades and the
younger admirers OF their prowess and
history have delighted to do them honor
but the ladies, the Inspiration Of valor
and heroic deeds, have lent their efforts
to contribute TO the general welcome. The
old guard Is growing fewer in numbers
yenr by year but the younger generation
coming up is Of the same stock and the
name OF Terry's Texas Rangers win be
perpetuatod throughout enduring years
aud held up high on the scroll Of hoR6r.
Houston ALWAYS welcomes the Rangers.
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If you happen TO be relnted 10 n person
who IS prominent, do not make a habit OF
recalling the circumstance 10 everybody
IN conversation, or you viii be sure to
subject yourself to rdlcule, II "a sort
OF sclf-doprcciation TINT causes others TO
regnra Won nnrnvnrahlY
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Houston Is developing into an excursion

q Next Sundays Post VIII be record
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-01-26

The wind from the north blows
sharp and keen, and bad effects of
colds are seen. One Minute Cough
Cure SO safe and sure, will quickly
perform a wondrous cure. Fisher e.
Co.
There will be a teachers exami-
nation held at Phillipsburg, Kas., on
Saturday, January 28, 1883, begin,
ming promptly at s o'clock a, m.
0. L. SMITH, Co. Supt.
We now have full line of tea
coffee, sugar, canned and dried fruits,
cigars, tobacco, nuts, candies, etc.
Get our prices on Christmas candies
and don't forget to bring us your but
ter and eggs. MAxsoN Il MELLEN.
Nothing is so distressing as a
hacking cough, Nothing so foolish
as to suffer from It, Nothing so dang
erous if allowed to continue. One
Minute Cough Cure gives immediate
relief. Fisher Il Co.
See Mckay & Lowe and buy you
a farm before the raise, for it is surely
coming to that point. Don't delay,
but get the benefit of the raise in
value by buying early.
Headache is the direct result of
indigestion and stomach disorders
Remedy these by using De Wits
Little Early Risers, and your hea d
ache disappears. The favorite little
pills everywhere. Fisher & Co.
If the farmers in the east part of
the county should be troubled with a
shower of ashes and cinders they
need not be alarmed and fear vol
canic eruption. The boys at the de-
pot have arranged a pipe through
which they shoot ashes and cinders
out of the cellar in which the steam
heating boiler is located. The pro-
polling force is steam, and when full
power is turned on the result is sur
prising. The ashes or cinders go,
Just where it is hard to tell.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-01-26
New Departure.

We have found it necessary to add
to our already fine line of ready made
clothing line of samples in order to
make suits to order.
We desire to call the attention to
our stylish dressers that we are fully
equipped with all the new styles of
foreign and domestic goods. We
give this department our especial at
tention and guarantee absolute salts
faction in every detail.
We promise best values for the
least money. Full line of spring
samples now ready.
KAHN SHOE AND CLoTHINs O..
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-01-26

Another car load of Salina flour
at Gebhart's.
We have the finest line of clothing
in northwest Kansas.
H. MIcHALIsKY.
Closing out at a sacrifice dry
goods and clothing, hats, caps, etc,
at H. Michalisky's, south of the Bis
sell House.
Webb McNall has sued Phillips
county before w. A. Lindsey, justice
Of the Peace of Kirwin township, to
recover So, which he claims due him
for furnishing an abstract of lands in
Phillips county to the county clerk
He recovered judgment in the justice
court and the case will go to the dis
trict court.
If you want to buy a farm see
Mckay & Lowe. They will make
you prices and give you terms that
will suit you.
Last June a gentleman pur-
chased through Don Carlos & Handy
quarter section of land in this
county for $1,000. In October he
sold, through the same agency, the
land for $1,000, and since the present
owner has refused $4,000 for it. The
day Of cheap land is almost past, and
in the future farms and town lots
will have values far above those of
the past.
What is home without good
bread. Good bread can only be made
with good flour. Get the Sallna
brand at Gebhart's.
Oscar Strain of this city, and
Miss Alma Prentiss were married at
the latter's home in Linn, Kas, yes
terday. 1t affords the HERALD genu.
inc satisfaction to make the above
announcement. Probably in all Of
Phillips county a no more worthy
young man can be found than MIR
Strain, while his bride is a woman in
the truest sense. Mr.. and Mrs. Strain
are at home on the farm just west OF
town.
"A fine audience greeted the
Alonzo Hatch entertainers at the Bar
tenback last night. Nearly every per
Torrance was encored and the mem
bers of the company cheerfully re
sponded. The trincopticon work was
grand. The quartette and solo worl
was very successful. Mr., Hatch is
perhaps, the greatest tenor that has
eyer stepped upon the Bartenbacl
stage. - Grand Island Daily hide
pendent. At Baptist church Monday
evening, January 30,
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All winter goods at at cost Bick-

All winter goods at at cost Bick-
ford's.
George t. Burton and Miss Re-
becca johnson Of Downs, were mar
ried at the residence of G. B. Little IN
this city last evening by Judge Fri
ant.
$4,000 to loan one man on real
estate security, See Mckay & Lowe.
Remember William Bissell has
money to loan on good farm prop
erty, payable IN laWfM money of the
United States. No gold bug in it.
Mrs. II. A, Handy returned from
a visit at Colorado Springs last night.
Her sister, Mrs Smith, came with
her and will make an extended visit
at this place.
Don't forget the number and
place-H. Michalisky, south of the
Bissell House.
Nh. and Mrs. Thomas Page, Mr.
and Mrs w. A. Rose and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Coleman desire the HER
AID to extend their heartfelt thanks
to those friends who kindly assisted
them in their recent bereavement.
The house wife who uses Salina
-four always has frstclass bread. Get
it at Gebhart's.
Some Of the Beaver township
people are seeking to create new
school district out of parts of dis
tricts 80, so, 80 and 115. If organ
lied it will be located in the center Of
the township.
Cash is the pass word that let's
you into H. Michalisky's bargain
store.
The immigration meeting yesterday
was well attended, gentlemen inter-
ested in the movement being present
from Prairievlew, Marvin, Agra and
Phillipsburg. Every effort will be
made to attract homeseekers to this
county.
Piles of people have piles, but
De Wits Witch Hazel Salve will
cure them. Fisher Il Go.
The annual report of II. Wallace,
health officer, for the past year shows
l07 marriages, 1T deaths and 70
births IN this county. 1t is almost a
certainty that the report is not com,
plete, as many Of similar occuren-
ces to the above are not reported to
the health officer.
Prices knocked flat on fine suits
1t II. Michallsky's, south of the Bis.
sell House.
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Married..

At the home of Mr.. Oliver Whit
ney, Hillside, Kas., January II, Mr.
James L. Pennington and Miss Maud
Whitney. The bride was presented
with many valuable as we'll as useful
presents.
Every one present seemed to enjoy
the occasion, especially when the ia
bic was surrounded and the task Of
doing justice to a wedding supper
was begun. REV. d. w. GRANT.