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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-01
Lady Belle Waters,
Mabel Owens.


Hammond, Toxas.-Dcnr Haphammor: l
have been reading the tree contest with
great pleasure. While l think the mag
nolia lovely, with It's dark, glossy leaves
and sweet white blossoms. | cast my vote
for tho 1--we oak, on account Of it's useful
ness. and then II Is our historic tree. Guy
Fagen, don't you like pretty ,hings7 You
must remember that every pretty tree
and flower gives pleasure and makes the
world more lovely Enclosed find 3 cents
for the Field monument. With love for
all the llaps, Lottie Neyle Smith.
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Esther and Robert Gaunt.
WILL EXCHANGE SONGS.

>, linton. Bastrop County. Tcxas.--Dear
Haphammer: Here We come again TO chat
with you and the taps. We are glad to
see the oak ahead. Miss Zee" you said
YOU wanted to exchange songs. We have
the songs you want and wen send them
to you, but YOU win have to send your
real name. Mr. Hap, which tree do you
nope Will win? Wishing you a long and
nappy life, we remain as ever your old
Haps. Tiida Jane and Poly Ann.
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and pink one lived principally In the
PINK flowers. The colors Of tho three
varieties were at first supposed 10 be
permanent, but it has recently been dis
covered that the color OF any Of these
spiders changes within few days IL the
insect be placed ia the conyolyulns OF a.
different colored flower to that which
he has been using as his home. -Four
spiders. pink, white, green. and yellow
in color were MI put in a box together,
and within three days all were white.
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THE HOUSTON TREE.

houston Texas. Dear Haphammcr; II
has been such a long timc sinre b,,,a
tMrltten to The Post that think the Hans
nfaNe surely forgotten mo. but haven't
itpprSoltSn thom at all. | am going to tho
nlsl scnool ana am IN the sixth grade. NV
,eaener's name is Mr.. skinner. / am stiil
t ,'liS, German and like IL very well. /
WIN cast my vote for tho magnolia, ns IT
i, on OF fiouston's native trees Ii Is an
evergreen and has large white lowcrs
In.E are very fragrant and are also very
prvttN. me magnolia trees are large and
~, VI. was pleased 10 see the picture of
MISS Ella Nathan. | cut II out and mt n
~ my sctanhuok | was sorry to henr Of
me death of Mr. Eugcne Field the poot
Your friend, YOU
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Eugene Field Memorial.

Use this blank in sending your nckels
Tor the Eiappyhammer contribution to the
Eugene Field monument:
: To the Ilaphammer, care Houston :
4: Post: .
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HAP TALKS.
What the Hnph nmmcr Hns to say T."
Our Boys and Girls.

Dear Happyhammers: Forty-eight Haps
had sent in their nickels for the
Eugene Field memorial when the count
was made last Tuesday night. Probably
this number will have been doubled or
ouadruped before this page is printed,
IS many Of the IIappyhammers have just
read of the clubs plan to contribute for
this monument 10 be erected mt Chicago
over the grave of the chlldrcn's poet.
Remember all the nickcls must he mailed
before December ., as the contribution
box will be closed in time to announce
the total amount received week after
re1t. This leaves the Haps who have
not yet contributed just eight days more.
The Haphammer gives the members this
pppcrtunity to show their appreciation OF
their poetfriend simply because he be-
EsTS they will be glad to help honor one
vt~ printed words have done so much
| nsighten the worlds dull plod. Many
d lis poems and lulabies have been
Erted on this page, and those of you
vho read them realize how he loved chill
tnr. Some of his poetry was made UP
Of resounding little nothngs, as his
critics say. but there was breath of limo
cent fancy about il that appealed to
every heart. There was a ground-swel
d feeling in all his poems that made
Everyone love his verses Ms they loved the
man.
Here is list of the Happyhammcrs who
had contributed TO the Field memorial
when the count was made last Tuesday:
lsy, Bessie and John Sinclair. Margaret
Porter, Joe X. Fitzc, Irene lakewood,
Mary Eloisc Wagner Florence Edna
hstcham, Anita Valentine Stuart, and
hose Belle Schraw of Houston; Ida and
Marion Colson. lola; Lambert Golledgc,
Afdnore |. r.; Thornton Bowers,
sesnville; William Weems. Alvin Lei
y Leslie, Brookshire; Edward Batla, Cat
SPRING Minnie ". Worthing, Worth
Ms Clarence, w. NJ. and Josephine
meir' Lillian Petzcl, Hampstead; Lula
ALBERT Oakland; Nenie Patterson and
harley Newman, Temple; Joe w. Lin
le's Velascc; Clyde Lisle, Hooks
switch; Alette Moore, Waelder; Lottie
F!le Smith, Hammond; Eda and Angus
". haschke, Bette and Georgia Croft,
" Winchester; A. 7. Beauregard, Falls
HrE' Miss Frank Morton, Cleveland;
.en and Davis Johnson. Jewctt Lee
I" fannle Gray. kcltys: Theodore
csss, stryker; Martha and Nora Best,
.aumous; Lee and Edith Stralcy,
,1uamsvl!le; Rachel Carpenter, Sour
~ae' Jennie Hudeins, Hungerford; Viii
tnbus.
Tree contest continues to grow in
'',eS'' The voting this week was con
= nearly entirely 10 the two favor
4, YAK and magnolia. The oak still |
~. auu now has Il total of 207 votes,
~. Ns' loI for the magnolia. That
such big difference, and things |
p, se changed in week or two.
i.0 r4's OF the pine and cedar sent in Il |
a 'o'es Tor their favorites. but they |
Ii. seem 10 be working as hard ms |
.,.,s, aug. aua magnolia voters. AS usual, |
,,a Ia a'tIe Haps sent in names of their
bu "no wanted 10 choose a tree. |
10 oaiF those that were signed by
an m v'sfS themselves could be counted. |
''ilember this rule. Your friend, |
The Haphnmmcr.
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TWO OKLAHOMA HAps.

You permit two more little girls to join
your happy band? We oAt our votes for
the live oak trec.-lt. m/s tho prettiest
hope the live oak Will Win. We Ike The
Houston Post splondidly We hope we
will see our names enrolled. We both live
In Cheyenne. Oklahoma Territory. Your
friends,
Lady Belle Waters,
Mubcl Owens
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Papa. Little Nah.

A good anecdote is told OF gentle
man who was given te making friends
with children wherever he met them, and
one day tried 10 scraps acquaintance with
a little fellow-passenger in n street car.
The child wore a crimson plush cluak
and had long yellow curls, so the geAtle-
man began with much condolences;
"IIow do you do little grip
I'm not a little GIRL was the ahy
response.
ooh! Aren't you? Well, then, how do
on do, little boyT'
sJID not little boy was the unex,
perted answer
"Indeoj' Who arc you, then?"
I'm my papas little man." said the
with perfect dignity.
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appeal laps VIII respond TO the
niaeiRl Carpenter writes from Sour
, ~ ana contributes to the Eugene Field
~ u,neat and has her vote recorded for
the magnolia. wi
bro iivsr az and H., Roger Saunders are two
ri,n $50 OF buda, who have u dog and a
o'lolce OF tres is the oak.
az INA bauer of Columbus asks this rid.
Lt,,' i. my does n rabbit run over the
i ~ u me hunter wants to shoot him 90
r r'nii ~ hVes In live oak city and votes
ior that tree
Alma Sparks of DownsyIIe saws the
answer TO the riddle What goes 10 grass
e iI never eats goes 20 bed and never
Is COW Dell.
=, Mlntie Taylor is little Hap of West
noi9. whose vote was sent for the mag
trends could not be added as they did
not sign their own names.
Lena De Hay of Pack Saddle, Llano
oIunty, writes again, after quite long
sa, she wants TO correspond with
some of the t1aps of her own age, which
II lS' Lena is an oak voter.
Leila and Grover Gray of Cypress TOP
bocle Robinson of j. mes Prairie, Mary
ana Ed Dobie. Lagarto, Nora McGrcgor
or houston Lila Cecil of Sion and Otlilic
hohmann Of Addicks, are all oak voters.
TWO CHRISTMAS TREE VOTERS.
No 35o6 Harrisburr Road, Houston.
Iekas. - Dear Hapha INNER: My little
Pplr sDnSho , Robert NwSaAss to join ihe
win have birthday next month and
will be years Old We both want TO
vote Tor the Christmas tree, as we think
Il Is the best tree OF all the year. Your
little liaps.
i,.,t,,. r,slo.. ,.,,,,,
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he IA always in terrible fright. The
wood ~ 50 great, aud empty, aud hot
and 1t is always filled with curious
nolses: birds cry like children, and bark
like dogs; and he can hear people laugh
ing and Telling trees, and the other day
Cwhcn he was far in the woods he heard
a sound like the biggest mil-whcel pos
sible, going with kind Of dot and-earry-
one movement like dance That was
the noise of an earthquake away down
below him in the bowels of the earth;
aud that Is the same thing MS 20 say
away up toward you ia yonr cellar In
Kilburn. All these noises make him feel
lonely and scared and he doesn't quite
know what he Is scared Of once when
he was just about 10 cross rlver a
blow struck him on the top OF his head,
and knocked him head foremost down
the bank and splash into the water. II
was q mt I fancy, thar had fallen from
a tree by which accident people arc
sonetlioes killed. But AZ the. time he
thought IL was a Black Boy" Letters
10 Young friends, by Robert Louis
Stevenson, ia December ST Nicholas.
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THE pRNTrY rlNG.

Tamaqua, schuykn County, Pa.-~Dear
Huphammcr, We have lust read about
Your club aud as we think We would
Ike Go Join your club that Is my sister
art l. We hope YOU Will enroll our namce
Hs members, My narc vs. Maud Ingram
I am II years old and my sister May vs.
2. We both 80 to school We Two IN
lam2uu1 Pai We have also a little
brother named Robbie. tie is . years
and . months Old, We soc you haVr n
contest on the different trees, as TO whtch
Is the general favoritc. Now I'm our part
Of the country we thiuk thorc rs none
Ike the spruce and pine, Perhaps the
honors are about equally divided. thiuK
the puc is beautiful Christmas tree 10
hang he Elfts an which santa claus
hruss to his little folks during the night
| have q dear grandma and q brother and
aUntN aud uncle and cousins living down
south lust now. | win write "A ntue
puem about the beautiful pine.
O; beautiful pine, what yigor r. thine.
TO Withstand cach frost and snow.
IhN mnnto of grocn through the forests
are seen
When the bowling north winds bow.
WITH love to all the Happyhammers.
Yours truly,
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THE cHrI.nRrN,s POET.

HdVitSep IN me Post that Mr. Ilaphammer
Nv ~, cs uu thc children OF our department
-, .iu % cents toward mating a success
,n ppi"vit.inR a monument by the children
~ ~ We H'tlc iiaps' faNoritc writer, Eugene
81 ie,li ! VIII write neain for tho purpose
o .aNihg ADVANTAGE OF the opportunity
,t nnNc read mary nice and intercs Ing
If,ovrSs written BY him for tho Ladies'
az rrVu Nv, journal Tho journal has Lost one
ea,l,s pVst writer's, OF which ! am very
r s1iy,, rs ITS interesting pieces viii ne
: go, s,,','i ny many, Hoping we may nuke
po.,,s 80 "t our contributions. | am The
M, NY sister, Georgia Croft sends 5 cents
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Use DR. Segerts Angostura Bitters. thu
wialn renowned South American app@,
tssFf and invigorator Of exquisite Mayor.
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An Interesting instance Of colorcd MIN
icry Ia spiders has been observed Ia the
south or France. The spiders of that
REGION when ~ search Of prey hide In the
Covers. II has hccn boticsi
that q white Variety Of spider frequentei
the white flowers, a greenish cplured
variety made The green flowers his homV'
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Is out SHE. VIII send cents for the monu--
ii,neent fund Mamma or papa reads all the
n.ue poems IN The Post 10 me. and 4
Know IL few of them Your friend.
Mary Eloise Wagner
:, IN THE TEXAS MOUNTAINS
rack Saddle Tcxns--Dear Hophammer;
H ,nd morning little Haps, how do YOU do
Ills, Ills MOI ningf There are SO many pretty
,,ires hardly know which TO choose but
noic goes my vote for the live oak 1t
~ SO beautiful. so tall and shady The
WON WON " good TO burn and the acorns are
sou Tor hogs to eat | was so glad to
i, III RIA $ picture tn Tho Post | know
H. ~, ~ "a great pleasure 10 her to roll around
~ VIZ yard and house Christmas Is COM
,ing soon and | guess ali the Hnps viii
navy nice time. | suppose | VIII stay
~ NOME Christmas and | wish YOU ali
w .oan" come 10 see me then and stay Il
Mex. we would have such a nice time
e ~ WoulI 20 M on the mountain and
S ,"s ihuian beads. | would like to cor
- srou Win scne OF khe Haps about
:" years OF age. Nellie HILL
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(Sign name hcre.)
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WANTS THE OAK 10 WIN


keltys, Toxas--pear Haphnmmer. 1t
ms pen quito n while since | wrote to
We fost | cast my vote for the state V
sok. Tor the no KING bii d generally builds
/ nest n IT, | never have mlch time u
Miltc' Of would write oftencr. Evcrv
Notuiog have TO sweep ont the store and
anu lring two buckets Of water, and tho
clerk gives me- 10 cents FOR that. and |
water his horse for him and he gives mo
y month for that Ills namc Is AIR.
MelNin Glon. ] am l;lad that Ella Mahaq
got er chair. viii scnd cents - help
nuy the monument fer Eugene Field i
more that all the rest OF the Huus Will
send cents. too 1cl the Price boys 60
write again, We all Ike TO read thor
letters ! would like to- correspond With
some bays or gitls | wieh could see
az OF the llaps. / know there would hc
\ Zig crowd { them. hope that cak wifi
win IN the contest for u Is such "A prcttY
tree. There ARE two standing before our
school house door | think Il very ktld
n the Post to give us a corner II n
< ting moro interesting every day. Your
loving Hap, Lee Gray.
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graees our southland. come TO tho front
ana help us To elect tree for our ciup
Sinolsmatc Of the great. tho true and the
neauuiul. Anne Taylur.
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and help us To elect tree for our ciup
Sinblsmatic Of the great. tho true and the
peauuiul. Anne Taylor.
no EXCHANGE SONGS.
rack Saddle, Texas Dear Haphan,mer.
Thought as | had not written Ia some
uhe would write few lines, | want
y, ~ Nete Tor the live oak, as think u Is
VIC most useful tree for its fruit and
Wood that grows IN our forest, and AZ
So many OF the Haps have already dis.
VsNsseu It's many virtues viii only say
snat u is my choice. | was so glad 10
see Mite Eiia's picture In The Post and
4. near mat she had gotten her chair for
must be q great pleasure to her 10
uc ~ she Gan move about | know |
Wvuld not like TO remain In tho house
~ the tiiro, Christmas will soon be
mere and ! hone all tho Haps viii have u
merry christmas and u happy New Year.
i Would Ike TO exchange SONG ballads
With some Of the llaps. ''rhc Dying
, owhoy' FOR ship That Never Returned"
and Only Dream for "iSittie Wells. -
, would like to correspond with some OF
mo liars near my own age, which is l6
. uid not vote during the bird contest
hnt my choice is tho mocker. With best
wisheS Tor The Post and Haps. | remain
S"i iiap, Euclla DCHQy,
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Numbcr Of Happyhammers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-14

Last night the council committee on
real estate met, and had long session,
though nobody could quite tell why. A
lease for the new city hospital adjoIn-
Ing the Penlnsular cemetery, to George
Walt was submitted, having been re-
ferred to this committee by council.
The proposal was to let Walt live In the
house free OF rent IL he would keep II In
repair and attend TO II, and II smallpox
should break out again he and his wife
10 receive 50 q day for caring for the
patients, The committee after some
talk decided that this was a matter for
the health board and sent It back to
council,
A piece OF property Just south OF the
Market street bridge was leased ut $50
a year 10 Henry Robrccht, who Ii Lessee
OF the Baltimore x Ohio property which
II joins, Nesbitt'a Sons applied for a
small piece Of ground at the Main street
bridge, adjoining Baers', offering $50 a
year, but action was deferred on this.
August Nordeman hhs built shop on
q piece OF ground made by the city by
dumping earth on the river bank be-
tween Thirty-seVenth and Thirty
eighth streets, The committee directed
the clerk TO notify Sordeman that he
must Vacate this or pay rent.
Then bill came up for 81 20 for n
chair used by Assistant City Clerk Wat
klns and 81 90 for n cushion used by
Clerk DannenberR. For nearly an hour
the committee INDUCED in unconscious
humor about Injuries and the princi-
pie OF the thing" and then turned the
bill down by a tie vote.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-14

The Sons of Veterans had a very in.
teresting meeting Thursday evening,
II being inspection. nomination and
election night. Mr.. q. F.. Sylyis In
spected the camp. and II ranks first
class, getting SO out OF n possible 100 per
cent. The election resulted as follows:
r. N. Taylor, captain: W. II, Taylor,
first lieutenant: j. r. Morris, second
lieutenant: q. r. Sylvls, W. II. Thur
Der. j. II. Morris, camp council; w. II.
Taylor. delegate: C X. Lewis, alternate.
The captain has not appointed bis
stan officers yet, but will do so In time
for installation on January 2, which
Will be public the three orders. @. A.
r., woman's Relief Corps and Sons OF
Veterans, being installed together on
the above night
The old time bean bake to be given
at l. o. o. +. hail Tuesday evening. De-
cember II. bids fair to be q grand sue
cess, over five hundred tickets being
sold. After the supper there will be
dancing. the music by Prof Long, OF
New York, the old-tlme friend Of the
Sons Of Veterans.
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Yesterday Julia Fisher, colored, and
Ethel Bryner were arralgned In Squire
Gillespy'A court on charges OF keeping
houses OF III fame In Alley c. They
were committed to jail in default OF 800
ball each for their appearance at the
criminal court. Cases against Ella Da-
bulah for keeping house and William
McGlumphrey for renting the house for
immoral purposes were continued a
week, owing to McGlumphrey'B illness.
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In order TO furnish concerts and en-
tertalnments with pianos we have to
set aside one especially for that pur-
pose. In selecting an instrument we
make II u rule TO take the best In stock,
30 that It will be a credit to us as well
as the mRnufacturcr-othe II
would be n poor advertisement We
are Offering for sale. Kranich & Bach
II IL n large size Upright. In a bcRuti-
full walnut case and as good as new in
the strictcst sense OF the word. We
will sell II for nearly one-nalf its value.
F. w, BANNER & co.
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,N,N1 70


In the police court yesterday, James
Rider paid 81 and costs for plain
drunk and William Miller got fifteen
days In default OF the same penalty.
Thomas Flaherty and May Wilson paid
IS and costs for assembling for immoral
purposes.
Yesterday afternoon officer Bauers
ran In Nora Collins on charge OF dis
orderly conduct.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-14

Has found that her little onos are i'm
proved more by the pleasant laxative.
syrup OF Figs, when In need OF the lhxa-
tive effect OF q gentle remedy than by
nny other. and that II Is more accepta-
BILE TO them. Children enjoy u and Il
benefits them. The true remedy, Syrup
OF Figs, In manufactured by the Cnllfor-
MIA Fig Syrup Co, only,
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THE INV TIVE FABLE
On the Ohio River railroad WIN Go In
Effect Tomorrow.

Effect Tomorrow,
AZ exclusively announced in the In
teiIiEenccr u day or two ago. new pas
songer schedule will so into effect on
the Ohio River railroad to.morrlw
morning. This paper outlined the
schedule, the principal change or
which is that the No. train that has
been leaving for Kenova ut 500 u. M.
will hereafter leave about an hour later,
q move that will be well received by the
travelling public. The schedules have
not yet been sent out TO officials, but
will arrive to-day. Superintendent OF
Telegraph Brown, Of tho Pan. Handle.
says the new Ohio River schedule does
not connect very well with that In use
ON the PeMiky.
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rHE PAN HANDLE STATION.
The New BuiIdlng VIII be Occupied I
First OF the Coming Week.

me new BuiIdlnR VIII be Occupied the
First OF the Coming Week.
The work of completing the new pas
senger statlon,of the Panhandle road
at the t6ot OF Eleventh street progresses
slowly, but Superintendent Turner has
decided to move In and open the station
for business next Monday morning,
The retaining wall ratings are not yet
up. and new ONCE furniture and other
improvements are not completed. SUI
perintendent OF Telegraph Brown, Of
Pittsburgh, was here yesterday 10 get
the work OF putting the telegraph wires
started. Unless there Ia another change
OF plans the depot viii be occupied Mon
day.
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A Mo,,, York cloak maker has
n NSW shipped us some Fine
Rough Jackets at u loss Get our spec
GEO. N. SHOOK & co.
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The Monroe Gazette, OF woodsheld,
o., has Just issued an illustrated SOU
VGnir edition, which Is one OF the most
credltahle OF the kind that has been is
sued recently, II shows Woodsheld up
to good advantage,
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THE HUB oLoTHIHRs AND gURNsHaRs.
THE HUB ' Field.

Seems that we!haye done even better in Oyercoats
than we thought Themore we see and hear Of other
stores and stocks the palmer it is Don't buy bildy
DON'T be afraid to come in justto look Our statesmen
are paid salaries-their time is yours-to show or
sell-ust as you say and the best oft is we have
variety to show, too. Not exaggerating bit when
We say we have as many Overcoats as any three
stores have because we show all the styles. If We
took your measure and made them to order We could
not give you any better garments, There are no
finer fabrics there are no better trimmings, there
could be no more care and pains given to the max.
ing You can see how perfectly they ft-that is the
beauty of readymade coat. You can try them on
and see how you like them before you buy them.
Another beauty about ours is that nobody could tell
whether they are readymade or not-nine out Of ten
would say not. $500 is our lowest price-good
Coats-good as any anywherefo for 81. 00-$25 for
our best, and there are none better-none as good,
except from the finest tailors and they double the
price. Here full satisfaction or no sale-a word Of
fault and back goes your money-quick. Don't you
like the fairness? Our Coats are as honest as our
methods.
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acknowledgement.
Onlcs, Nos. 70 aud ~ Fourteenth street,
New Advertisements.

Our Main Polnt--C opp q DeYore,
IL You WRnt-Carle Bros.
Church Notice-second Presbyterian
Church.
Wanted-SnlesmRn
RRnEOa-Geo. W. JohnsOn's Sons,
Gourt MISUNDERSTANDING business
ColleBo.
Wsnted-A Largo Crowd.
Salesman Wanted.
Holiday doods-G oetle's Drug store.
Diamonds ara an lnyestmenl-Dillon,
Wheat a Hnncher Co,-S3econd Page.
Fur snle-J. q. Bennett u Co,-sixth
Page.
Fine gurs, Etc,-stoRe q Thomas
Eighth Page,
Filter WateF-E Ewing Bros,
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WATER RENTS for the term ending
March 81, 1905, AFo now due, and u paid
on or bolara DeuembeI 81, 1890. y dis
count OF 10 per cent will be allowed,
THE CITY WATl,ls BOARD,