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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07
RASEnA1.I. NoTES.

The Galveston tootcrtorial artists YER
hinly Ma an artistic piece of work Yes
terday one thing sure-they hal I cor
ner" ON the grand stlnI. cheer up. hoys
We won do a tn ng To thsm ncNt-S' n
daN.
Smith and Gonding left for New orleans
last evening. The boys liJ not urry lont
In TcNAs. but during their short stay witt
US thgy made many friends. 1t rIiSht
also he added. incidentally, that they ear
pIy ban a little hi.
After the game was over and after
Pitcher Smith had been crowned. klnf
Wilhelm and his royal guard captured
Post reporter and carried hun TO the city
In the t'.umphant chariot. All the wa!
TO town The Post man was obliged 10 liza
ten to such inquiries as these; ntn'
town" What MS the scorr?-S TO o.
Every iloustoniau on the street wal
greeted with a cheer and questions such
as the above.
Now that the last Of the regular .caIu,
series for this season is ended, the pub
lie VIII doubtless witness In the pay
OFF series some OF the host games Il h3 Sc.
ball ever sea- In Texas. The clubs Jar
tcpa, ng in the play-off viii consist O
the cream of the Texas League wager;
and every man OF them will be eNp.cteo
to buckle down tn business ana - N foi
all he's worth. Lovers of tne sport car
dcpend upon lt-there will ne no h'ppo
drome' baseball IN the nlay-of series
The following is the yell inflicted upoi
iious,onians by the Galveston rootcr.
yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07
DELAYED SOCIETY NOTES.

EPwoRTH LEAGUE TROLLEY PARTY
The Epworth League Of shearn church
gave delightful trolley party FRIDAY
evening. which was enjoyed by the iol-
lowing participants. Me-. and MIS-. a /.
Nansnrough, Mr. and Mrs. :. +. Tracy,
Mir ami Mrs. ". H. Jones Mr.. and Mrs.
J. | Campbell. Misses Edith House. Loia
Ethel Richardson. May Jones' Sadie Jones,
Althea Jones Ciarp Hapl imsn, Nanaic
Hanna, Laurie b. Rankin, Hattie Rank
Snow Rankin, Roberta Wilson. lsQii-sa
TODD. May Bering, Mcssrs. c. l. Hsring.
1neo. Ber.ng Jr. Ben i}ering. 7, south,
j. R.s,uer. l. Hathaway, Torrance lee,
joe l.ockhart. J. Brauard. r. Hurley, IL.
Hcyne ana others.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07
OUR STOR1
WILL BE CLOSED
From 6 O'Clock his evening until 6 O'Clock 1lglp N
LEVY BROS

that the ashes, together with a plain gold
rrg worn by her, be placed in an urn and
deposited above the coffin OF hor father
and mcther in Mount Auburn cemetery
at Cambridge, Mass.
Mr Kohlsaat has undertaken the imme-
date execution OF these instructions an
has written to Consul General Mills al
honolulu, asking provision for the OK.
ltn.e and directing that the crema ton
shall take place there If pracclca! but II
not, the remains shall he forwarded by
next steamer, via San Francisco aud over
land to Bostcn where the desired d.spo.
s.tfOn of them shall bc made
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07

s. SIMMONS. Joe Edmcnds. pr. George
smith, II Rcpsiorph. H. n. johnson. l..
A. Howard. Judge ". N. Burkhart, Eman-
uel Scott. Charles Bivins, 3. A. solomon.
w II. Hubert, Ned Jones, William Davis.
r. r. +. Williams. c. ". Harper, J. W.
Cornish, W. n Spencer S,arkie WATSON.
W, j. Smith. L. Williams, \. T. lsockett.
J W. Watson, S. J. Leonard and LORENZO
Rob nson Emmett Scott. che chairman
Of this delegation. is one Of Cuney's leu-
tenants and expresses himself as being
confident that Allen and his delegation
Will be shut out Of The convention.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07
COTTON PICKER AssAsslNArrD.

Magnolia Springs, Texas, September s.
Nat Aleen. colored cotton picker. was
shot from ambush and instantly killed
while in the field picking cotton. Two
negro women were in another field near
~ ahd saw the murderer as he fled from
the scene OF his CHASTITY work They rec
osnlzcd him as n white man named Tom
horn VINO has been arrested. The cxamiu-
Ing trial has not taken place vet. 80 The
POST correspondent can not get all the
particulars. The killing took place Thurs:
day last.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07

Tw,-l~Asc hs-- S,an,cy.
Struck Guilty. uc~Ncr; , by Werner !,
BASES on called tal,s--on Herbert . on
Weller .
Double plays-Nikcr 10 Weikari SpSh-
ser 30 kicruaN ~ Weikagi
Missed si>aandsr--W Weber and HoufhSS''
stolen hAsss-- tl'CNnror.
Sscrit;ec hii--l Law rencc.
Hat,crs hit wc,krr;. Bailey and Coii-
flower.
Wiii pNch--WcllDer.
fOmhlc--Speacer
7 me- OF gamc-l.N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07
LEFT FOR FORT WORTH

40 warning faotions Of Harris county
republicans departed las, night Tor Fort
Worth. Richard Allen. chairman of CO
allegation, IL already there. The anil
Allen delegation Is compose Of the fei.
LOWING: Emmett Scctt. Major c. u.
aeck. Ed II. WIN ans, Joe Bunch Homer
frtz A. Richards. Bailey Sparks. Fred
Mason, j. A. Matthess, G. II. Hayloek, &.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07
nLANKEp THE SENATOR'S.
The Game Sensational Outfle,lcrs Mal<,nr
Clrcns Cntrhrs

The Game Sensational OutfIe,dcrs Making
Circus Catches,
san Antonio, Texas, September 6.-The
Hronchos put the blocks to the Senators
IN so1i shape THIS afternoon Herbert
Al speed 20 burn and though he was oc-
cas.oua'y wEd. he BANKED the visitors
m nlnc innings W IN three scratch SIM
giles Nclln"r vas also IL good form and
, iched winning bal. but the Bronchos
punched their few hits on him and time
The game was extremely sensational. all
me nutt.e-icis making circus catches
griffin cut OF most of the chances the
senators had TO score The latter had the
has's run W. the ninth and nobody out
yrI ney could not get man In.
The score:
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THE GENERAL RULE THAT WILL
i'h' pk SHOULD BE USED
IN IlEIIC RElnilI N

In cye.y establishment she p.o,ae ON
ployed and the order In which they are.
arranged should be such as to clearly and
properly express the work Intended. nj
correspond and a regular disclpIire lie
preserved throughout For exAutie Tho
Model Laundry. l1ii Prairie RIM I'M IN
II you need washing done ~ 80
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RazZle. dazzle.
I'm. boom, bah.
Tia weston rooterS,
Rlhl rah. ran,
And THIS is thelr club song:

BOYS. boys. stop that noise,
We play baseball. we 40.
Our clubs a daisy. th-y'll set YOU crazy
Wen win that pennaut snra.
Ch'cf Rooter Williams Ia to be com,
monded upon the excellent discipline which
he exercised over his subjects ot YES
,erdays game. Ills la mhoo scepter, whct
was present from ii Hung Chang, va!
welded Ike 4 mlE!cian's wand, and q
simulc little twist of II could urn pande
non'um loose instanter IN the ranks q
the rootorS from the island. or silence
VERY throat ard tin horn at the VIII o
his hnld-heldcd majesty. 1t mlsht h,
said, how ever in this connection that tn
hlg chief was very particular 20 pi,e tn
nhndemonium sigugl IN each Instance i'm
inediatclN following a good play hY tn
sand Crabs When he waved for silcuc,
either followed, n strike out nv Jacl
fuloes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07
A no WAsn0Ur REpoRTrn

News was received OF a bs washou, IN
tna city. Reports are meaEer htt,
enough Is learned 10 show II Mas no,h{nt,
unusual or uaeNpecis' s,s the latest ne"
ports show II occurred at 81 rackard's
Troy Laundry, No. sl2 Prairie avenue
another.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES.

ON Tuesday the championship series
between the Houston and Galveston base
ball teams wilt begin in this city and the
clUes Will play IN this city Wednesday
and Thursday also II is expected mat
this series OF games between Houston anu
Galveston for the championship VIII ne
the most Interesting games OF the season
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07

Fnr00I run-tinIVcet0n,
Two base hits-Cotc, Nance, Bammcrt 2.
Hoover. -
Threc-Nasc h't-N Nance.
ton g.
Struck out Nv Roach T. by Smrh l.
Passes on ca.lel halls-Oft Roach ..
pouhi" play Bammert, Steinfeldt and
StrlcY base Brott
BATTER htt-Cotc
Time Of elme-TNo hours
Umpire \ Grk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07
STRUCK Ry LIGHTNING;

During the storm of Saturday night shc
residence OF Mr., Alfred J. Kiesl'ng, No.
2iil Caroline street, was struck by light
ming and cans 'icrahly damaged. The
ch mneN and roof suffered the most dam
received the least injury. although they
Wore thoroughly frightened. The damage
viii amount 20 seVoral hundred dolllrs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07
TO ORGANIZE WARD CLUES.

The secretary Of the Bryan and Scwall
Central club has notified each OF the vice
presidents of the various wards Of the
action OF tho central club, requesting them
to organize ward clubs as auxiliary organ
iaations TO the central club AT as early
date as pract cable and report their action
% the central club al us metohg next
FIR day night
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pRs. MAssIE & BERfNG.
fhone ~ phone G.S
ONO" ".,h prs Warnrr. BHlfour q Waite,
burnett Bldg, Phone Na

me hrst woman's organization Of this
cfullty was formed N Utah ia iS4l III.
inutitpn women have always h,cu banded
IN mOmen,cus AFFAIRS WV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-07
Observed as . Hoiiday-strest Parade
Tho Festivities 1T Forest Park
The Participants


s otSnd A MsisnG j. T. y ~ iSy.
Professor Sesall's band.
Mayor and city council in carriages.
Spcskefs IN carriages.
Fire Cnlaf Tom RaveN
fioustoG fire department..
Invited guests from Galveston.
Houston Typosruphich union,
Phoenix Assembly No i5-j, knights OF
Labor.
Bakers union.
Pioneer Assembly No. i2ij, knights
Labor
Piastcrers' iEterna tiuId union.
SECOND DIVISION.
Assistant Grand Marshal j. w. Lewis
kecond division Professor Segalls ban.
Carpenter and Joiners' ua.on NO. AZ
with float
Electrical workers. union with float.
Plumbers and 1i1sittArs' union
Tin an Shoot Iron Worker union.
cigar Makers union No. "a.
brewers union
Brothcrhoo1 q B-GcksmtHs.
Brickmasons' nnlc1
Machuis's Interuatipull HuoA.
fttn MpI1-rs un Jn.
The Dickson car Wheel Co. villa hoAt
Retail Clerks l'Fpf.. ~" a--J 4utl DO.
Uuor-auizot Na'hmrH,
Decorated ana ads ett.iug Nt-N1
The procession y l tufU ~ .n'
court house squH-- wlfh We tte. 80 fat
corner ol Congress ant ttn.t- -F-r.'
rum NIX hack on fnnErrs~ 'H -tI .A tt
street and thsBce on san So IH.1 tn
ton and Preston 20 Fan SO. lt" tfHT
b. made "a u D. N. SPAR. from
rer OF Congress Oh FtnHla 80 lAaN-.
trcuoe 90 L.fu or Milan ia Russ "l
Dusk go Maiu. -t'rrr. IN Ne.u I1 t..
Frcas, thence Hr t1' g.'-, g. AuHiN iitt
tnt protc.-.ll Iei.l th-r ~1NflfI-r Pr
march bach 20 M..a etrr.. n.@o 7 $3.50
Prs
.he Ias re.a.l r4 tr-rs-' 3D. e..'
Ceni-a ;.ae' at
over fla I-a ]. r-" r-s.
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|.. Nl8.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-30
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st l5O TT 20 TT n $50 It 20 it to beg 9S
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Com at point on centre of main st where il
terminates at n line of swi 1872 IL III W 2l2I:
fits 2O5 TT 2l214 # n 2o5 TT to be-
Com at lss it of NV cor net swi Is-s-i2 800
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# 40 It lSe It 40 # to beg. IL 81 II 2; s;
Com 335 TT W of intersection of W line of nortt
Main st n line of End ave W tn " so # n $50 II
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Com 5io n OF sw cor of se14 1-32-I2 n ITO 1t
aiS 1t III IT W EOS # to beg $500. & II Is 6:
Tax of 1894.
Com 2OS IT G of sw cor of set 1929 21O IT J
200 IT W 210 IT POS IT to beg. q 12 Il 4
Tax of 1895.
Com 21S TT of sw cor of set of 1879 2lO TT T
2Oo TT W 210 TT POS TT TO beg l32 u Il 2
Com l25S # Of sw cor ofseil.32-12 e 2lOft n 20
1T W 2l0 # EOS It to beg 32 ~ 10 6;
Com 43S TT of sw cor of set 1922 22H IT 1
20o It w 221a TT POS 1T to beg 49, 81 IL = l.
Com 40 1T n of sw cor OF 1922 2OS It 20 IT
llS 1T n go it W 1856 IT 100 IT tobeg ~ II 35 p
Com at Sc cor of Spring st and wash ave @ II
e4io 1T II rds W 478 # L. rds 10 beg les.
I0xl50 TT sold to N Lee. IS o.
"a "a n~t swt formerly S1ith ad IL 8. IL Is 81
Com 1T OF Sc cor lot Cleveland st W side ir
hoO II n II TO beg part lots 2 4 8 40
All tnat parcel or tract of land formerly lait
out and known as Cook add to the city Of
Med1c1ne Lodge described as follows: con
o6U II W of ne cor Of set ne4 2-S2-12 w $50 IT s
@ot0 1t e 1850 IT 1880 # W $50 It go IT TO bes
except lots. blocks and streets as follows
iots II to "a inclusive blk lots l TO 20 inclus
I've DIX 10 lots % to 80 inc blk IL lots to inc
DIX ID lots q to 30 inc blk IA lots 10 4, to IL
~ 10 70 inc blk Is lots to inc blk 16 also ex
ceptlhg the following streets and parts oil
streets towit: Stop ave Sheridan ave Logan
ave Ellis st to Howe ST Howe st and Brance
81 from Sherman ave to Sheridan ave Ellis
81 from Sheridan ave to n line of said add
ton. Amt IS 63.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-30

IL As 81 > 40 391 81 60 352
l 40 14G7 l 30 PIP 2 81 90
West half of lot ., block ~. - cents.
East half of loi > block 10, S9S4.
North half lot 1, block 40 81 -
South half lot /. block % 81 %
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-30
north half lot II blk ) amt 34I
south - - IL &" 3 =" al
less r of " lot IL blk 6 amt 3 IS
u :. q lCI
- IA @ +" III
I" Is ." q ri
Cook, 5. & Co. End Addition

less of W lot 81 blk amt 81 cents.
=" . 32 2 ~
west half lot 30 blk amt Isl
east half 80 3 Isl
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-30

east half of block amount 35 cents
east half of block II amount 90 cents
east half of block II amount I7.SS
pert OF lots D. 6. :, block 40 amount 1i49
part of lots 5. :. block 40 amount IIg5
north three-tifths OF lot block IS amt I6. 10
west half Of lots 2 3, 4. block 20 amt II .O4
east Lal OF lots Z, 3, 4. .. IS amt 90 cents
block 81. less right of way. amt 50 centS
Diock luO, less right OF way. amt 90 cents
Peck'S Addition
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-30

north half LOIS 4. >. 6 Llk III amt96:
south hair lots T. ), q blk III amt 961.
west half lot 10 blk I25 amt 5S cts
west half lot blk I2T amt So cts
south baif lot blk l13 amt - cts
north half lot blk I73 amt <. cts
south half lot blk IL; amt 81 crs
north hail 10: blk II3 amt 81 cts
1G9X 40 blk 81 amt 81
south half blk 81 amt 81
west half blk Is amt It's
1e0xl40 blk 40 amt Ca
west half blk - amt ~
1O0x!3 lots Z. 4 blk lis amtgCT
beg at NV cor Dix I62 10 fl { IN n " IN ft N so
1t to beg lots 4 9, Q big rs, aut5 81
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-30
west half lot D blk 80 amt 9.6T
east half lot >; nix ~ ami q67

east half lot y blk - amt g.67
4sX15 IT lots !. >. , blk 81 amt II IS
23lsX 80 fl lots |, >. 3 blk 81 amt POI
5UXI0 TT lots III Il II blk 81 amtg
50X50 IT lots IL & l. blk 81 amt La
5OX25 1T lots III 4 l. blk 81 amt > oil
5OX25 TT lots II n II blk 81 amt a.IS
north half of lots 10. IL. l. blk n amt S24
sis 15X31tt lots 10, IL, l. blk - amt41
So ,5X40 fl 10 : 10. IL, l. blk II amt 2Gs
south half OF lot II blk 10 amt | 81
north half of lot - blk 81 amt LIS
l00Xll5 lOTs Is Il II blk "a amt on
222l NO lots IL * " blk IS amt 2uI
22i X50 lots Is Il e" blk IS amt ass
50X25 lots - n - blk b amt2UI
25N.1 lots I} n - blk IS aunt Ol
7OX25 lots Is, blk - amt LOS
41N25 lots Is. blk IS amt LIB
east calf of lot blk 81 amt > OIL
N Jrth bali of lot l3 blk - ami2.0I
north l5iiX20 IL lots 10. IL. Ia blk 3gamt2OI
west half of lot ) blk % amt3g2
lG0X.0l lots |, > blk 81 amt3g2
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-30

sSxs5 # OF end lot e blk anti4s
east 10 It lot L blk amt %
Graham & x. Addition.
70 i u q Il 3 Isi 80 1 "a
Saunders Addition
3 g 8 g 8 So . IS
lots to 25 inc blk amt SO cts
All except lot g {
ia Hes '' A'ui'i0n'
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Notes and Bounds-Sharon CITY.

Com 30 fit W of ne cor of NV! sw4 tn w
300 TT S AS fit q in 800 TT l45 fit 21s
to place of beginning -. p 81 10 80
Com l43 IT q in of ne cor of nw4 swt
y rds W 20 rds n rds 90 rds to
place OF beg ............ .21 81 10 IS
tom at NV cor of nw4 165 fit S 500 fit
w 165 TT II $50 TT to place of beg. .21 81 10 81
Com l65 TT OF NV cor of nwt e 1G5 TT
}96 IT W 61 IT 1896 # to place of beg u 81 10 81
Com $50 fl of NV cor of nw3 80 it s
1896 TT W 80 fit 1896 TT to place of beg2l 81 10 13
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-30

City or Medicine Lodge. Mete and Bounds.
Com at Sc cor nwi I-3ee-ls tn along line of
IT tn G parallel with said q line Of nvv4 iSs.IS
SOFT IN 100 It TO place of be9...,I 81 II Is a.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-30
MINGONA LOTS

Com at sw cor or lot thence % # g 100 II s
- tt W 100 # lots >. o blk 3amtleI
~ Il on n end lots 4. ), & blk amt 50 cts
S9 IL OH END :. ., 6 "A 1&
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Henton Add.-Sharon
MEDICINE LODGE LOTS.
South Main Street.

80 fit off east end blk 1 amt % so
3 IT off n side blk II amt 4 So
II TT north side blk 81 amt 9 SIS
13 1T south side blk 81 amt IL %
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Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic
Railroad Company.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 18th.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 18th.
Water and rail routes to Ocean City and al
points on the Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries
For Health, Pleasure and Business.
Unexccllcd facilities for both Passenger and
Freight traffic.
Close connection with the trunk line rail-
road nsuring convenience to the traveller, and
the luick dispatch of all freights.
Fifteen commodious and handsomely fitted
out steamers. Comfortable state rooms. Good
outsinc. Polite attendance.
Steamers leave piers 3, and ~ Light street
WI ri, Baltimore, MS folOws:-
RAILWAY DIVISION 40 p. m, daily except
Saturday and Sunday; 300 p. m. on saturday
FOR Claiborne and stations to Ocean City.
sunday for Easton, Oxford, Cambridge, and
landings to Denton. Returning leave Denton
at ESQ pm. daily, except Saturday; Cambridge
p IN; Oxford, p IN and 1870 IN; Easton.
$50 m, arriving in Baltimore at 5 "a III.
WIC0MICo RIVER LINE p. m. every Tues
gay, Ihurs,iay ana saturday for Wingnte's
Returning, leave Salisbury at 80 p IN, every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, arriving in
Baltimore at u M.
day. Wednesday and Fri lay for Deals Island,
and landings to Seaford, Del. Returning leave
Seaford at IL noon, Tuesday, Thursday and
Sunday, arriving in Baltimore at u m.
GREAT WIcoMICo AND PIANKATANK River
LINES = p. III. every Tuesday and Friday for
Great Wicomico River, Dividing, Indian and
Dymcr's Creeks Little Bay, Milford Haven
and Piankatank River to Freeport. Returning,
cave Frceport at Il. m. every Monday and
Thursday, arriving in Baltimore at IA. m.
Steamers leave from foot of South Street as
follows:
PoCoMoKE RIVER LINE-5.30 p. m. every
Tuesday and Friday. for. Crisfeld. Tangier
Island, Onancock, and landings to Pocomoke
and Snow Hill. Returning, leave Snow Hill at
8 a IN; Crislield, 7 p m; every Monday and
Thursday, arriving in Baltimore at cam.
MEssONG0 RIVER LINE-53O p. m, every
Wednesday for Ford's, Crisfield, Harborton,
Evans. Bopgs, Hunting Creek and Messongo.
Returning, leave MessOngo every Friday at 8
M Crisield. 8 p m, arriving in Baltimore at
Jam.
OCCoHANNoCK RIVER LINE-5.30 p. m, every
Sunday for Ford's, Crisfield, Harborton,
Evans, Boggs, Cedar View, Nandua. Concord,
Reeds, Davis, Shields, Rues. Returning leave
Rues every Tuesday "a. $50 a m, Crisfield, p
m, arriving In Baltimore at am.
WILLARD THOMSON, General Manager.
Baltimore, Md.
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LOVERS MUST REMEMBER.

That the inhabitants of the earth are
more than two.
That they can live without each other IL
occasion demands it.
That his headache ::andl her sore throat
are not likely to prove fatal.
That pairs of very prosaic middle-aged
persons were lovers once.
That it is a kindness to the community
to hurry on the wedding day.
That a willfully ignorant public is more
interested in other things than in Him or
Her.
That they have no right to reveal to
each other condolences impaired to them as
individuals
That nothing is so painful to contem-
plate as love letters when the engagement
is ended.
That the II ited States mail is Indifferent
to lovers. and that delayed letters are not
withheld out of malice MINNEAPOLIS
Journal.
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tell you he had headache-a turn of
cholera morbus, or maybe he'll say he
had lump in his stomach and felt too
miserable to move. The lump was prob
ably two or three ten-minute lunches
condensed.
The man who "bolts" his lunches will
find DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets the best
friend he ever met.
There is no case of biliousness, con-
stlpation, indigestion, heartburn" or
any of the rest Of the night mare breed
Ing brood, that these little "Pellets" will
not cure. They cure permanently. Send
81 cents in one cent stamps to World
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and receive DIR. Pierce's 1905 page
"Common Sense Medical Adviser"
profusely illustrated.
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WORLD OF LABOR.

India has 14i cotton mills.
Electric plows grow in favor.
England buys Maryland shoes.
Isleboro, Me-, hasn't a pauper.
Vienna has an electric turntable.
Paris taxes bicycles 81 80 a year.
Chicago is to have 40-foot street cars.
Coal is $40 a ton at Springfield, Mo,
Rothschlds are worth 5000, 600, 900
German ships use petroleum as fuel
Cuthbert (Ga. cigarette tax is $500
Arzona's orange industry is thriving.
England uses ~, 600 600 glove, annually.
Uncle Sam made 4 $50, 9l5, 2O3 cigars
last year.
A Japanese girl is studying medicine in
Cleveland.
Coke made here last year is valued at
Sl2, 100000.
Americans eat 26, 600, 600 bushels Of oys-
tiers year.
Americans drank 100000 barrels OF
beer last year.
In Paris there is a wine shop for every
three houses.
Charleston, S. c., is to have a co-opera-
tive cotton mill.
The teachers pension bill proposed at
Cleveland, o., is dead
Residents Of Cleveland, o., will donate
800, 600 for boulevard.
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He Fought a Ghost.

Several nights ago Howard Churnside. of
New Castle, attempted to catch Il ghost, so
the story goes: and is n wv ill from the effects
OF his experience. There was "A report that
ghost had been seen in the vicinity of the
armory of Company II. and Churnside at
tempted to capture it. What happened no
one appears to know except that Churnside
fell In fainting spell and is still i'll.