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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27
AMONG THE RULERS.

The Prince Of Wales will go to Ascot
privately this year, as the royal ian
lily Is sill IN mourning. None Of the
illnesses viii attend. The queen has
ordered The oyal stard kept closed vi, h
ne blinds lraw44, While WI me men zen Of the
there win be No house parties.
The young emperor Nicholas has com
IT STONED The Dnnish artist Herr TuNen
10 paint huge pirI.re OF tn. coronii on
corn onies-aghtecn feet in leneih-'in
which all the figures Win be portraits.
Hon TuNen Viii make also three r"plicas
of The pic,urc one apiece for Queen Vic.
toria the King Of Denmark and the grand
III ko of iIrs>e. Herr TuNen painted lar
snsen Nc'o,n An, a large piGi%re Of N II
which hangs IN >vinds'r castie. Her Civ
ing the commi-s.crs TO . foreigner was
productive of mucn hard iee.sng.
There Is much gossip in a .an,et way
of Holland win wed Her marriage VII
NJ nhndiv be arr'nsei T. take piara
ported hot Emperor William OF Germany
,as PIC ins t. h2{e nfr marry go hi t;c gl.,
crown prince Is but trile over ], years
a. she win In,oe,l ea.y ,n.rry IN. nnc !. IF p.
scattered over the empire.
white Nd Gloves whsn he took ne banl
.oi me dowager cppr'Ss ot iihssh e Hiss
The pair OF gioves aud the rose she he
ta'wed uron HIM are to be preserved IN i
box If rai" Workmanship aud added to
TIE COLLECTIONS Fl the Falire family since
d wager empress President Fare has
hecn received with heaminS faces by
French society which had thu impoiic-
ness a shom me aSo TO snub him az a
horse show.
The widow OF the late Archdmke Charles
Louis Of Austria. who was ;he heir 10
the throne was very rspilar In Vienna
and "A strong rival TO the present empress.
The Archducho-s Marie theresa wa- tnr
third wife of the lave archdukc AMI Inc
conple wtre nicknlmed Spring. and An-
fur sterchidren for the bride Of Is 10
look after. but she did her duty b, them.
She "a wonderful hlrscwomln and once
,ode POO miles with only three changes of
horses. Her salon has beon brilliant in
a literary and social way and she is ac-
tivoy Interested in charities of late
years the Nienncse had quite adopied
hor as their irrespective empress aud her
husbands death was y severe blow II
many ways. rs II forever removes from
her tho possible crown Of queen. II It
hli not hce for her influence the late
archdukc would hong ago have waived his
rights TO the succession in favor Of his
Oldest SDu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27
SIIEEPSIIEAD RAY ENTRIES.

First race. hye.o:ghihs OF mile: a-yeii =
ODDS. selling Albanian. Azure los. Nina
Louise ivl. BIZ Rcdding. Romp. Minstrel
II, Mo,orman 9s: Her own ~. pr Jim %.
second race. scvtn-cighths OF III lC-
The swan. Deer slayer l2a; Fmoi .nnsi 10;
Tremargo %. Sir Arlington "a. Hsrpsichord
Third race. FItnrity course; the Zephyr
- axes, for 2-y"ar-ulds- Arbuckle 10, lar
'holdtncw rs. Winssdfoot IL. Scottish
Divide ips
Fourth race. threc-nunrters of a NILE;
coney Island hanh'cap-The commoner
l2S. Rnbloon ii5. Preston 10. Palmersion
81
Fifth race. one and one.e! shrh miles
selling -hornpipe i2s. Mirage thy cyclops)
10. Sir Dixon. Jr. Pa,adin. Ed kearney
Jos: The Dragon 81. Premier 81. Jefferson.
Sixth race. one mile and . sixteenth;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27
TIE UNHAPPY BINDINGS.
Robert Louis stevenson.

IN"''F0 I''HIN 'F0N'FFT"TFs
In letter TO Mr.. j. NJ. Barrie about
the happy ending OF THE Little Minis
ter" Robert Louis Stevenson wrote: 1T
is tho blot on Richard Feverel,' for In
stance. that II begins to end well and
then tricks YOU and ends Ill. But In th.s
case there Is worse behind for the i'll end
ing does not differently issu. from the
plot--the story had. In fact. ended well
after the great last interview between
X chard and l.uey-and the blind illogical
bullet which smashes all has no more 10
do between the boards than a ny has To
do with a room into whose open window
IL comes huzaIng. II might have 80 hap
prncd; IL needed not. and. unless needs
ers" II 10 the opinion we expressed less
eioauently, when discussing the subject
in connection with the end of MIR, Hardy's
tess"
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ARTICLES SIGNED.
Corset, insists Their snon Ee No cnnch-

Correct; insists There shall Re No CEnch-
ins--.The Side Bet slNon.
san Francisco. June ss.--iamos j. Cor
Sei; and Thomas SNsfkey this afternoon
sisnes Articles for fish. TO iinsh TO
take ,,,Ace within six months In the Uni
,cA states or Mexico. before the CLUB or
cisanissuon offering the hest induce
-,ca;S The contest Is for the world ;
N i,ns, ia receive II. 5000. besides the
parse 10 10 offered by the club. Marru :
~ Sucensnuiy rules viii govern the con
tcs. aud The referee Is reminded 10y the
articles that the rules prohibiting clinch-
.us and huss.nS are to be strictly en-
forced. Neither pusilist is 10 participate
in any contest until after the hshi $ de-
c.itG,
Lynch. SAarkey's manager, who repre-
scented tire latter, objected to the prohlbi-
Non 81 climbing. but corbe,t inslsieu.
ara after much wrangl!ng II was finally
agreed 20 by Lynch
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27
PASSING OF THE PIANO.
Modern Flat Life Has Relies atei 1t ,
Raar

Modern Flat Life Has RELOCATED 1t to
the Rear.
You can rent n piano now in New York
cheaper than you can rem: a t!pewrier'
says the New York Herald. Either there
Is a greater surplus of pianos than usual
OF there Is marked failing oil in the
demand. Maybe il is botn. ird can ret
a piano as los A. s. per month. y .rry
good instrument can be had tor IS. And
lnese prices can ne applied On ,hc pu:-
cnH-- oil nov on=. y type Niitef- secon1
hand at that--wili cost you 81 a month
Is there any significance In TINS Have
women begun to give up ;he piano TOR
new Tor from SS5 To sl25, while the piano
comes At from 500 10 sn2D. ON the basis
OF ths Typewriter. the plano ought TO rent
for at least 80 month. ON the basis
81 tA- piano the typewriter ought to rent
for - cents u month.
The piano has unques 'inn1 bly met With
sever: srthacks recently. MOI only mas the
iNr-writ.r opened a more useful hell tor
young women than was ayr before offered
1N piano. ana Consequently Withdrawn
narr Of the sex from the career orna-
rental. II has neen supplemented by he
increasing mana for out-of-door sports
Instead OF sitting Town and twisting d
piano stool. NJ was the custom Of her
sistcrhood Of a genratipn or so lro. the
modern Young woman mounts her wheel
md lakes SPIN ia the iark and the r'Sk
Flat f. IS daath 10 tn piano. Tn" united
pace forhds u musical lnsirum mt that
"nrrnaChcs SO maternity on the rrc-ssi-
ties Of the family AMI which makes as
much noise ai brass hanf. Besides the
conrtS have interdl tied the piano N fat
life. 1t has been legally decided a NUS
ancc ComplaiAt anywhere is Immediate
y followed hy suppression,
rho banjo and rne guitar and the
nlain,ive mandolin ornament the little
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27
shot IN The ABDOMEN.
Bailey Sparks Possibly Fatally
Wounded Last Night.
ROBERT S. KlTTRELL THE GUNNER
CONFLICTING Statements OF tho Two Mon.
shooting Occurred Corner OF Main
street and Mex nney Avenue.

| Bailey Sparks. well-known colored
! mar was shot and possibly fatally
| wounded about $50 o'clock last night by
| Robert $ kittrell, also colored.
The difficulty between the men occurred
at the corner of Mum street ard McKin-
ney avenue, almost in front of the +. Wal
ter Flake store. The statements of those
involved are conflicting. Immediately
after the shooting the patrol wagon was
summoned and the wounded man was
taken to his home on Ruthven street, in
the Fourth wurd. where Drs. Fox. Ruth
erford and Robt. Morris We're summoned
to attend him. The hall, VIII ch was OF IS
calber. entered the abdomen from the
left side near the navel and passed out of
the right side at point almost opposite
where it entered. 1t is not necessarily u
fatal wound. although It is in danger
GUS portion of the anatomy.
Sparks was seen at home soon after he
was lifted out OF the wagon by writer
for Tho Post. In answer to questions he
said he desired TO make u dy,ng state
ment 10 the reporter, as he was satisned
that he was fatally injured. lie stated
that about Two weeks ago kittrell nnd
his wife visited the Sparks home and that
uTeh tlAI
Atire.l had formerly lived at the house.
Bailey stated that kittreli caught his
tSpaihsD wife and held her and told his
tklttreIs) vile to beat hi out OF
ner' ana That kittrell struck her with
MS INST. sparks said he had MOI seen
kiiireii since the occurrence until iast
right. when they met at the corner of
Main street aud Mckinney avenue. tie
remembered the recent visit aud without
word struck k.;treil. Kittrell then snof
MIN and left. Sharks said not n word
passed between them.
kitirell is head waiter at the Sew
Iinichlns house and is a quiet negro in
Offensive IN mis- ACTORS, and : we'll known
around the city. Immediately after the
Shooting he returned 10 the lJutchins
mouse and lett his PISTOL ana then sur
rendered to Clerk Floeck at police head
quarters. When seen at the caas,oose
last night ny reporter tor The Post. he
stated that he was en- route home in com
panS with friend named Harris His
residence is az the corner of Main street
and Tease avenue. As he raised under
the awning Of the r Matter Blake store
he says a man assaulted him, striking him
IN the mouth 1t was very dark and h.,
could not sec who his assaiiant was. con
tnuing, ktttrell said:
Il called to him, Stop. who are you?'
and the reply was .t;- d Won ri XIII
you. told Ii. m 10 stand hack several
tines or would hur, him and he kent
coming on mo and shot him. was in
the center of Main street when I fred
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27
NEW CHICKEN CHOLERA CURE.

Farm journal.
Several subscribers have asked MS for
q cholera cure, aud We suspec, the Dis
ease is quito prevalent. We take pleasure
in giving the following letter from "A val.
ucd correspondent in West Virs min. lJo
says: IL am physician, a country do,-
tor, with two acres of land and sevcral
hobbies. one Of them chickens Four years
ago cholera broke out among my nock.
and ! tried every remedy | could thinl;
OF. Finally took some aniiseptic tabiets
consisting of 3-lo gra us corrosive sul.
Innate and 10 grains Of ,it.ic ,,r Al f.,
each and dissolved in one gallon of bniiin,,
hot water and gave as n drink Cl,ls,,,
stricken fowls IA drink II they 10 MOI
eat. From that on | lost bur one or IVA
that were too far gone To drink anI In
snother instance. where | found il nrescnf
repeated the treatment with equal sue.
cess since then usually give ii one, n
month as preventive. continuing n for
tnrec days. IT occasion offers / ,vnulj
Ike you To Try tie remedy, ana If 4, is a
success IN your hands II could he moor
pofated ~ a future edition of the Hirrl,
poultry Book. The tablets are A dne,jl,.
r"ison-'ised, as or course yon kn,w ~,
external applications I'm solution in sur,
eical eases. The good. 4 am rorroc, in
their dong this good. Hes In the autlsen,i H.
a''ioh OF tho corrosive suhlim,tc no
cure acid merely favorng the soluhil,t,
OF me iahl"t, The tablets advise brnn,,sa
OF me dosage being certain
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27

cure. The effects of such disorders are not
limited to there local discoinforts but ex-
tend over the whole body. Perhaps the
nerves are most affected, and this in turn
disturbs the digestion. After that there is
no telling what form the trouble may take.
With irritable nerves and poor digestion, a
woman is on the straight road to the grave.
Women are VIGOROUSLY negligent Ill mat
tcts pertaining to their health. Too many
OF them understand too little about their
own physical makeup. They do not I'M
derstand their possibilities OF their limita.
tions. and they do not know enough about
themselves to know when II symptom is
really serious and when it is not. This nat
urally makes them overlook the plaincst
of danger signals. The start of everything
is simple. The start of so-callcd " female
complaints " may be very slight thing in
deed. II may be that in the beginning
some small hygicnic measures would stop
the trouble. Certainly at this time, little
bit of the RICH, medicine would stop it
When the trouble becomes worse, II Is
harder to cure. but still it can be cured.
DR.. Percc's Favoritc Prescription will posi-
lively cure any trouble of this character.
1t may be absolutely relied upon. Itafords
Immediate and lasting relief to a woman
whose natural niodesty has kept her from
consulting physicians:
The whole story of the "Favorite Pre-
sciptio.. and what it has done for thou
sands of women is told in DR.. Pictce's
Common Sense Medical Adviser. This
is 1908 page book. profusely illustrated,
written in plain language for the use of
everyday people, and gives i'll a clear and
lucid way all immense amount of valuable
information about health and medicine. II
will be sent free on receipt of al onc-cent
stamps to cover cost of mailing only.
Address, Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27
AT LAToNiA.
TWO 60 One Was the Shortest Price Win
rer Carried.

Csnc'nrs'i. OHIO, June ct.Track fair.
Thrce-quarisrs of mick nss,one. %.
,NGrp. 5 10 :. won, Mesh, 9. lFowler>. IL
I, l. second Crumhaueh. e5 ,sherreo, 1
to l. third time Ill.
Five fnrlonss-Ben Brown, io7 CTnorre).
Il L. :. von. Wirker, lilo tSherrer), TO 70.
Second: RS lhe. icl tGregorv). 80 TO l,
Third. nc leii..
N Il seilins- rart,san +. usom); g 10 /
sec,id d. Governor Boxes, 100 ODupee), 10
5. -tiri. T.mc $50.
Fourth ra-a declared off.
Niie-sixie.nihs of a mile-Thoru Rlds-
Sc m, liz (She rrerl. ! 10 5. WON. True Light.
inJ tfa:rgcodl. 80 10 |. second Thanet. lbs
&C.. RlefD. Is TO l. third. Time S'l9 Sec
ords.
Tnree-auartsrs Of a mile Mohalaska %
u1upeel. to !, Won: Richfield. iT (Hiein.
Is b. l. second; The Merchant. S. q. Jacn-
som Y TO L third Time l.l6la.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27
cyc11NG RACES.

Peoria, III, June 2s.--An immense crowd
was present at Lakeview park today TO
witness the second days bicycle events.
The events were all eXcring. the most
interest Centcring IN the one mile open
professional. winch Sanger easily Won
over Cooper. Gardner. Allen md other
fast men. They lowered ne track record
Ia : NJ hAt H. {. v onds ct chicago failed
in his attempt to lower the worlds half
mile record by NTH of second. cover
Ing 1t N ~ Is. The weather was cool
md niea 81 Mt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27
cyCllNG Ar AUSTIN.

local cyclists wheeled Off corking goon
atrins of racer a. the Driving Club park
iile even ig, taNanangh, the local crack
met defeat 81 IN. hands OF }. fiilow IA
tie chief events,
The I've mile handicap was won by
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27

sns'feie ina June e rive and hail
gay" nss Msipay sid1eolus, Nrsl 81
I'm 40.
- turouss sl-zfried Thomas Payne.
~ N"NH9r lsIns ~.
roe ali htl fgrlonss Frank JaI-
bert. l'3e L. AilHol. Time 80
N"F"n i5rll e. serana, May Gallon.
PATTI sorc Tina %.
ALE ana ..ts ssTis ELUSIVE. Lang
dpn. Laal. elfl l'm~ IN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27
LINES WRITTEN IN soIIr,.nr

The calm Of cool and shady nooks
NJ Nth song Of birds and iii Of brooks
An. who could wish " ,or n,oo,
The stiffness of the summer hour
T Ths ssr 1n; =, seem en- Of woodland hover.
As LOUIS. fan ed OF yore. ''"s''
iau. w 9ar nss tread the beaten track
4 cnssaa ar w'nae ana u en-, alack,
Whsreat ] rose and swoie.
Detroit News.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27
YALE DoiNG GOOD wonK

London. June 2s.--rhe correspondent Of
the Fan Mall Gazct,c at Hon.cy ,ole-
ssaphed this afternoon as follows.
Yale did a magnincen. piece 81 work
this norh.ng " HE II was very lttle
more than strong paddle. the opinion
vi IN" rrii eNper.s IL that II rhry can
row as well as uiey can paddle they viii
Win very easily
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27
a BALI. GAME TODAY.

There VIII be a hail game this after.
noon between the 4. T. u. and II. s. e.
clubs a. League Park. They VIII MAY
Tor the benefit OF the Shelterlng Arms
This f. the third game of a series. each
club having won game.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27
BALI. An KlcIiMONp.

Richmond. roNas. June aj-rhe fui
shear and Richmond baseball teams
paved hore yesterday al koncman's park
INC score was II TO ~ in favor of Full.
smear, The cato fees were s7b5 The an
tine amount was donated to the cemetery
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27

Two Aase hs,s-,l-Ailssss- NAa,s, 6ss-.
isAzcS. Griffin
Trr.e hsss hr--Wclovcr
BASES OF called bal.s-o1 Kc-sss 5. -
Ssv.r !.
stolen easss-MeAiAsser :. Hes... E..,-
aau.
TINE q sa-re--l:sa
mpi-A-,fAes Srarnsa
Mcsiiisie- went Har'rf - ~ = -
second. Isascs IN -,-h; Gea- % LEFT. S-4a.
ley r@,4ring from IT, game.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27

Paris. Texas Jim. .s.-T1c FrSnca unen
Toasted on 'hs Bulaloes this afternoon II
the presnce o: 81 immense crowd. L Na'
a p-eay game ~; FOX TIE .aecssaa; kick-
Ing Of shaner can4ia q the VISITING
team. VINO wss ans-1 So ny Umpire -
Clair. lie was also ;assn 80 charge ~
the police al the conclusion Of n. same
.or Using irofAns ana Vulgar isnS -ag--
slas.s Tzs pas "a iA- h-r.ch IN tae sew
.aih inning lng ~ .---r- 80 pHaN 1vl r.
ohzng4ns hlm 30 leN from ceri., .ieia.
7ae Frencf11cn cJtYlssea tre4 cafl-
uttois iTocu start i1 au.sa- X ekiue q;
,-iiias p.ejsiscrl r..s row. asz-s-si i1e
isaaaio-s. as ,afy eers faTct-srs al Ih.,
beginning
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Loose clothes and

lkVDSc CictUcS anu
downy Gus II ions
bring only a mega.
tive sort OF comfort
to the woman who
is suffering with
some disease or de-
fargcmcnt of the
organs distinctly
fe minnie. Some
clothes and some
positions make the
pain and discomfort
seem less. Nothing
will ever completely
relieve but a radical
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27

E{sN weixh, hsralcap. ON the turs--1,ong
SssSr ~, Domingo liz. illusion liz. Mar
shat. Car.aip +. 10. Counsellor Howe lw
sN.iiSse To-. Mrs. SsisA,, ilD.
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! THE HOUSTON POST m, -
= with the y. D. T. (American ~.
. Telegraph Messenger Service t.l..s.I
No. $50. office No SOS Main ,,,,.e
) lend to any par; of the city a, y
g want ads" ind deliver them :. p
8 Houston Post by uniformed m.....j
, boys on bicycles. free Of char.s
. Letting only Tor the advs rtIssmss.
z less detained over 10 minutes y
THE POST WANT PAGE, .
8 recognized Want Medium h,
. and II you want" 10 buy. "a
, to sell, to exchange, to rant \ r
9 anything. want servant or 4
Q anything let It be known thruss
: Post and 1t will bring results
) If you have messenger IN 4
; in your office. FULL Down -
, HANDLE and tho boy will do *. y
2 or telephone No. $50.
: The A. d. r. MESSENGER bo,, !.
. sages on bicycles; The A. b. +. IN
. specially Of delivering circular IN II
9 ters. notes, packages. invitation h
2 ticles of value. samples of merohs rA,J
y etc. escort ladies and Children "a "
: from school. theaters, trains. etc ~
3 make collections at reasonable -, n
: Telephone No. $50. Office No. a. Nsl
) street. Houston. Texas. =
y 10000 O
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Mrs Annie T. Risley Of No. ~
iTiftie,h street, Philadelphia % y"
of prominent real estate asN'
moves IN high social circles S"'
member Of the Presbyterian cnu''~
der da,o of September II. 1875 M'N
writes. II write 10 thank you ~
beneficial results from the "''
Tabulas. saw them adve'''.
though rarely put much e0"''
patent medicines ! decided ~
since 7 began taking hem my a'"
has unfinished and ! can fee' w.
having me-. NV complexion mas mp
and feel like new wo'"a"
new woman of the present faa' ~
iuyenated and physically ress''
ing. ,,..,}
Is gneD 'Mrs' ~
,,,,.,s ohu,e. are sold by drussS c6
by mail II the price ,So,,,r,icai CONF
sent TO the Ripans sw YORK. a.,
Nc. 10 Spruce street. Nv A, y. KEN
y 10 cents Il, KEN MeI sat street.
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SUMMER RESORT.

Pennsylvania. Pittfhnrs' e., Wsr|
Penasy,v,nia Co less I,a..tlcs y
Fall term begins sepu ne 1n9s
s eNesneai and literary courses p
Art departments. ,evOREs
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FoHr MoRrll 10. SAN AN.

FoET WORTH ~. SAN ANTONIO u.
Fort Worth. Texas, Tune S.-rhe Broa-
ohos Won today from the Parahers In
the second inning, scoring eight runs on
i've hits, all singles two bases on balls
and four errors on the part OF the locals.
Stanley had his hand injured in the sec
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27
In the Mountains

a.. cirsson. Rediord springs, Ebcnsbirg, Altoona
ma 'thtr resorts IN he Aleghcnes are also on
the Nanlalm' Penn ylvann houte, over witch
t ~" VIM Mountain. thu Adirondack. Wntkin,
"eh' MI pe,Ncrl island, and places Of summer
ss,luurl III Eastern New York, Vermont New
nun shiirg aud Maine may be conveniently ard
comfortably reached from st. Louis
a. ior nf'rnatni fonfor ming time trains and IN.
A.iusni , ,.l"l-i r,l.. arIiy 10 IHuAAEK
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ELECI'ROPOIS|
GRADE MARK,
SuOiuQ, SClIlIIC ,E||.

W. s. SWIMMER.
center Point, Texas. June 10 IN
Dear Sr: | am pleased 10 Inform n
With the EI.EcrROPoISE have cul
bloody fiux. congestion OF stomach =
bowels. catarrh of stomach and box9
slow fever. chills and fever. rheumatic
sciaticn, scrofula aud Ia grippe. | hear9
recommend TO suffering humanity,
Nlertropoise, wilhou, reserve Ios
truly. Rev Hy. 7, Hi
Inns truments rented to responsible y
ties.
For a forty page descriptive clrculas|
the great curative agent. address =.
W. s. SWIMMER
Agent for Texas. New Mexico and :
iona. Southwesl Corner OF Iwenv'
ond and Strand. Galveston. Te1sA
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Earn 4 runs--Austin !. Denlson @
IWo base hits -o'counor. eulfg.
rhree base hit kohnic
Siruck out-Sy Qnigg o. by Wollner :?
kasses on called bails--on guigg 2. of
Neiinrr 3.
Stolen nasss Oswald. Bailey. Lynch
Mciicr. clark. lIonman. Welkart. Burnl 2
Chamberlain. lleydon.
lsntiers hi,.~Nrnefec. Weikart.
Passed -lieydon g
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WARNING TO VAGRANT
Collection Agency.

Indorsed by the; Leading Firms on |
Coast.
What Isl
The INTERSTATE COMM ERCl4
AND COLLECTION AGENCY. ~
Send your slow accounts to them for
lection.
once, go Fifth Street. Sacramento, q
Don't delayn Gallst onoe and let US b
your business. ,is.,....4 IA
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AoCai'''' Plo,Zoo ~
SUMMARY
Total receipts. ....... S23,924 65
Paid from county funds. 5,558 AZ
Paid from school finds. 6.660 IL
Paid from road funds. 1,0i8 %
Total disbursements. .,e13,266 70
Balance in treasury. ..S10,657 SO
The above balance stands to the
credit OF the various funds as per
Treasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
june q, 1925: " =
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, FiLE YOUR bills.

By, ordeEof tho Board, OF County. Commits,
sioneTs, all biIlS saafnst, The, County TO DO
beforo thS Saturday immedistaiy preceding
tho Monday upon Whiehi the Board uleetsI
otherwise tho bills viii not be Hoted uporl
until ING 1sSot: e goH II H seS ZEE;
By, w RAR1ERsoH, Dsputy.
DAted March lop1.
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NOTICE.

BY order of the Board of County
Commissioners OF Elko County, State
Of Nevada, made this 4th day Of
March, 1895, notice Ii hereby given
that all persons who are charges upon
the county must come to the County
Hospital, or all elaine for their sup
port will be disallowed by said Board
except in cases OF extreme emergen.
cy.
Attest:
WERsTER PATTERSON,
Deputy County Clerk