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between the Court of Appeals and
supreme COurt.

supreme COurt,
Major u. L. Notary, in writing from
Houston to his paper the wallisv'lle Age.
says:
a legal complication has been sprung
here that is likely TO prove very interest
Ing The State court OF appeals having
final jurisdiction in criminal matters, has
decided that the criminal jurisdiction OF
a city recorder extends only to oifensts
against the city. But the State supreme
court. that has final jurisdiction in civil
matters. has decided that the crimina
jurisdiction Of city recorder, as ex-onicio
justice OF the peace, extends to all onenset
against the State OF which justices have
Jurisdiction. Our recorder and city attor
pey propose to act upon the supreme court
decision. and the city attorney proposes 10
sue in the civil courts for fees; and We
will probably have an anomaly of the State
supreme court deciding that the city at
torney shall get fees for prosecuting before
the recorder cases that the State court o.
appeals will decide that the recorder had
no jurisdiction to try. Judge Gavin Will
OF course accept the decision OF the couri
OF appeals fer his guidance and upon ha,
beas corpus Will turn everybody loose that
the recorder. as ex-ofiicio justice. commits
Criminal proceedings before the justices or
In the criminal district court will probably
be begun against the city officials for false
imprisonment, and. thus you see what com.
plicatioDs may arise.
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OFF FOR THE DRILL.
THE LIGHT GUARD AND EMMETT
RIFLES
Depart for san Antonio, Where They
VIII Enter the school of
lnstruction.

The Houston Ligh; Guard, once the in
vlac.o!e world oeA;ers. ROW resting upon
the.7 weu-e4-aea fame, but 10 longer IL
,he business Of Winning interstate drills,
AKA 10 Enmet Ritles. ;he coming com
p4ay o. lEolr,o1 ye; TO taste me Sweets Q.
q. .ory wen In Interstate co1;es., le:; yes
teriay morning fo- san Antonio US the
Southern Pacific.
TIE Light Gua-4 Vsil rot enter aay Of
,-- iJllls olt t-ey - % SAL A1to2!o be-
ca.s= as a Il.rt % The Si1.e militia they
have ban Ordered ,here so participate u
:ap s-alol 20: .lstr-~i,co
Tia rsH.e- q t1e l-sa; Quart s % toll
rap'ala +. = &c. .Aa-at c-s, lieutenant.
Charles u. Pes-zy. ss',o1i -ieatelaat,
uaoe-- Burns f.-et se-st--t- vs.. ".
ar,A-s th.-i se-s=< : T. wilson.
.7-r,1 seree4at. ~ a ReIcA@rtii first
.o-sro7al. sam Mll4eeacy fccv1@ corporal,
3 A. H-5son THIRD corporal. =. " Look
cr fourth corporal \ Mckee p-iya,e,s.
WaAIey. Roberts Dennis. V. p. Cohtn.
Ireland Hoover :. MaggaTd, Wigs!a.
l.es-c72tt. Blake, Hutchinson. Jones, Lea.
Pn-'c7. Ayile.t. Smith. Mccormick, Cot
-.arlan. C. C. Grabble ". r Gribble. T..
= HL-y l.. Bryan. Arnold, McComb Free
un4c NGcter. Giraud. YATES J. J. Bur
roushs jr., Lcusn. Joe M!chaGx.
Tha E,nme, Ri:iss vii likely enter soma
OF The contests % State companies and II
they put up such drill as they did re-
certly at Tyler they may not come home
empty handed
Following is the correct roster of he
camQany Captain, james Lawlor; first
lieutenant, Justin C. White. second lieu
tenant. J. ]. Gillespie. Jr. first sergeant,
James WEIGH; second sergeant D. J.
Owens third sergeant, w Higgins: fourth
sergeant, Ivan Murchison: fifth sergeant,
= g. Lyons; quarTermaster serseant, Jas.
Howard aurgeon, Robert L McElroy;
color bearer Ia, Owens. ST. rriyates. w.
Collins II u. Burke John Daily. J b.
Coa.us. T. L. Cummings James Ftzger.
aid. John y Hayes, Mike Kennedy Thos
Lyons, John owens, Pat owens Jr. Al
bert Duliahan. Mike Crowley. PER Flehc,
=. Langley, " Compton = II. Finnegau.
Henry Tausey. James Fl,zeibbona Charle.,
Pierce. pho,i. McGra,h. Clarence Kendall.
Ferca Nullna. Eli Smith. O Tansey. T.
". kenrty. A. E. Dexter. George W Bars.
j Il. Merchant G !. Warren, J. II HAgcr-
man, x Munger. Earl Tharytn, \. Al
iis1u a1f c. G. Menzie,,
$500 10 San Antonio and return July il
10 u VIA G0ufhtru Pacific
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"tSes;e-s'' aaa ~sSe IKE a=.gse-ncEs~
Reader. notice tie pors p-Nveat" 81 those
rAstcrs' cUuc~rl Cor iAetr Socks SucA et-
fottS 70 'prcNert3 rerc-xlls ege ia sac use
.. Tear ics sNessaSss 0Nicksscs, TAe rettss. "
.o- "pssvezsiaS IS rrcSt positive q ~
socl;za;lou !ouade. % raosis scz tiE.se-
In tie religious body TAe mission ecrk-
sss aAve PT4cs.nSl pvsscsl;aaa 10 make 10
these Christians Let TIE pastors preach
ard lead crusade seAirs; S&a@s. SolAsA
want IA iAc city ~ HoGsuoS. EesrTs CA
never he taught 10 teei sympathy .o- su!-
.e.ns Humanity ey prayer -seeiisss
leAsCc OF E-3eSvo- Is<tzGS no- any
other church services only. a hear sccSs-
toned to ee melted 'ato tenderness by
closausl: descriptions 9. instances CON ias
other pr.n,e. rsAIter--vhere TIE Zero 81.
heroine 9, the story Passes ,srocsA sse---s
o, sorrow x-sa SSllctiozs-sgcS s SeaTt be.
comes cAlloEs &c the real a-tsele- Fro& cs
and lead q crusade Ae&i0sl suTerips and
so-Tow. le&4 your Tt>ag,e ,5tn TIE h&Guts
c. he poor, where tAsy may look !zto IL.
eyes q nscshsF closAet il Ts g 8 mother
v 20 loves Aer cAtlare2 AZ. must look spoa
them il wa-s starring and sls - 8 milk
less h-s1sf 4 dying la'aai l.e&4 rOC. 7eo.
pie - Supply jhe.e u'sa;s @. tie s1@s-ruc
pcor AIT then 10 ,cak irio tAe ewes AZ 3
grateful mother sa5 Eyol The Smiles 81;
delighted ohNtrca- then let all Saesl AMI
SEE S1w prayer becomes .oyops ;ha-sss:r-
iae ana praise 80 81 :A!s WITH & per.ee;
Ass9raace that THE ",oy Q. sjy.as 10y
&snUss;ueais ;A1t seals Will be saved 20
Christ BY the score 4aa The sAaz, vol:
o. want os-.she3 from Housto1-
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Mr.. Henry Friday, one Of the victims @.
the powder explosion which occurred oul
on the Montgomery road on Wednesday
night. was buried yesterday morning at s
O'Clock in Hollywood cemetery. This
funeral was Under the auspices OF the
Knights Of Pythias. q which the deceased
was a member Tho religious services
we're conducted by Rev. s. w. Thomas
pastor OF tho Mckee Street Methodist
church, assisted By the choir OF that church
under the musical dictatorship Of Mrs c.
y Lane. Mr.. Thomas paid high tribute
20 tho dead and hs touching reference -
the tragic circumstances OF his death
CAUSED tears 20 low, which were augment
90 as the choir sang softly and sweetly
Asleep in Jesus"
After the service at tho house the body
WAS taken In charge by Nrginius lodge No
&c. Knights OF rythlas With the following
officers officiating O. G. McClelland
chancellor commander T.. Young. prelate
William Kuni2, master at arms; T. j
Jackson inner guard. John Kelley outer
guard, W. =. Riley, master Of ananco
$. J G Blackburn. keeper OF recor!'
and seal. G \. Reinhardt master o
work
Following were the pail bearers: w f
Riley = W. klcola G A. Reinhard,
Albert Rasch. James Perry and \. Mcpear
son.
The pail bearers Mt the funeral OF Mr.
Henry pepeuhrock. the other victim o
ihe accident. buried the evening before
wcre az follnws: H. smde. r. Ruck
wsrdt II. Phelner. Henry Pulls. A. llse
r. Thorn.
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CORPUS CHRISTI.
\ Mig Celebration VIII Tie Held in
August.

Corpus Christi. Texas July 1.-THE cit
liens OF this town have decided to give a
big celebration August I Last night the
executive committee having the matter in
charge held an enthusiastic meeting and
arranged the programme, which embodies
baseball. boat racing. bicycle racing. horse
racing and shooting tournament. Liberal
prizes will be offered and as the railroads
have promised low excursion rates an enor-
nous crowd is expected.
The following gentlemen compose the
executive committee: r. II. Bingham, S.
y, Tucker, h. Hardwicke. George Greer.
J, NJ Stanley, Or. j ID. Wostervolt. II
stevenson, r. T. Merriman. C. l.. Heath,
y. II. Caldwell and Adolph Noakes.
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should keep themselves healthy and es-
peeiai care should be given to this matter
at this time. Health depends upon pure
rich blood. for when the blood is impure
and IMPOVERISHED diseases OF various kinds
are almost certain to result The one trne
nlocd purifier is Hoods Sarsaparlila. by
i,s power to purify and yi,alize the blood
mas proved itself TO be the safeguard OF
Effected proves that 1t has wonderful nower
over disease. II actually and permanuntly
cures when all other preparations fail "a
do any good whatever. :
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THE BUFFALO BAYOU WORK
Colonel Robert En- Route to Loos
Into the Channel Plans.
MEETING TO BE HELD THURSDAY
Estimates of the Cost of the work
Ready for the Board. of Which
the Colonel Ii President.

Colonel H. NJ. Robert corps OF en-
sineers, United States army, division e.
Sineer o, the southwestern division, an
president OF the board Q: engineers ie'
for,iacations, IS a passeDse. on me AAs'
lory line steamship Comal, AID IS dae 3
Galveston today. Colonel Robest IS ais'
president OF the special hoard, eoas'sans
OF himself Major a. N. Miller aa1 CAP'a'A
George McDeroy. which has been apQo!A'ee
under an act of congress TO consider plans
for the cost OF q twenty-five zoo; channel
down Buffalo bayou from Houston %
Galveston and harbor a; this point Tse
meeting Of the board VIII be held mex
Thursday.
This meetns was to have been held last
April. but for first one reason AL tAe1
another it has been Fostponsd Unit! HI;
time. First came change in dly!s.aa en-
Eineers, then Colonel Robert has he,a busy
with his duties as chief Of the ens.ntei
board o. sor:iacations, and eo-l- noi =
away for SO loag = srip tfol als aee--
quarters al New York
The duty OF preparing estimates q tue
COS. q, the work and making = PFe4it-A
nary survey upon which 10 base ne essl-
mates, Was cons. eued 70 MAJOR All!er. Ht
put a corps OF engineers IL the field a
once and bad ~! Of his work resdy e2
the ,iire ;he frst meeting OF tie hoa7G
was proposed. Sow everything IS lD reati-
ness and IT Is not though; the board "l.l
lose any time in COMING 70 q cNEc!ls ion.
No inkiinE rs to what the surveys SHOW
or the amount Cf the estimates Nli' "-
be submitted to The board can D. Lad
nut IL Is though, that Vn-i N-is 20
outlined. ~ q oh IL r.rr $50 f.s--.r@IFN. II
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rhc r.rnlcion. rrnctiec.

~ TIE request o, several who have sut-
fsred fToa. tie ierzIclous and dangerous
Dr4euce q throwing sample packages Of
rateut neticiae ilto yerfs. The Post again
calls attention % the iact that seyesil
children have been raste yirk ~ getting
hold @. 'hrse cure al remedies ADD 50
they are g>ner4lly suEsr- 4tea and paia-
table they cat the iTerafau tons ~ they
would much candy sud While the rene
dies are generosity harmless h properly
taken. itig ealing oi them - children has
81 several Instances produced sicknesr.
An ordinance shoald be- fAaspd prevent
INK fh4nRs of this sort aat Particularly
dodrsrz and hAndb;ils from beng thrown
in the yaras Of cItizens.
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Jonah H. Garter. The roiored delivery
wagon driver for Albert chi,nene q Co.
recently arrested for stealing goods trcu
the store OF chimsne & Co, he 4 pTeiirll-
nary hearing yesterday before Justice Fitze
on Two % the charges, ole a felony, tho
other q misdemeanor. He was dAsnissec
on the felony charge sud plsred unaer a
500 bond on the m tsdcuiesn0r of'arRe
There are three other afiidsyits against
Carter. charging him with riisderneanor
theft. growing out OF the same sRFles u
transactions. Theae vii. be heard thif
morning.
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The trustees OF school district No. %
have appointed the following teachers .or
the scholastic year lS97-1s9S:
Burke school No. /, L, H. Doesohcr:
Pest Oak No. 2. Miss A. Ellison; Baker No
g. Bessie Shaply Montgomery; Piney Point
No. 4, Miss Rose ID. Rowan
Under the able manage ment OF the board
Of trustees two new school buildings were
built In district No. % during 1895. and bids
are out for two more new houses. one at
l'iney Point and one in tho Fairviow addi-
tipp
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The famous Morton Cadets OF Washing
ton DC. forty-fve strong. passed through
Houston yesterday morning en- route to
san Antonio to attend the Interstate drill
ana camp OF instruction. These men have
been picked as the winners OF the $4,000
prize, hung up by the drill association of
san Antonio. but while they are said to be
Sole 10 put up a drill touching the highest
degree of proficiency. they have their old
litne competitors. the Thurstons OF Omaha
TO como with
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Ofnccrs On the Moye.

Al Of Housion's military attaches have
gone 10 San Antonio 10 attend the encamp-
mcnL The last contingent left last night
IT consisted of Major spencer Hutchins.
assistant inspector general; Or. McElroy.
surgeon Emmett Rifles: Dr. George Laten-
don, regimenial surgeon First cavalry.
and Dir. sydney Smith. They were accom-
panied by Colonel N. II. Kicker. surgeon
Third regiment Infantry. and G. G. Kicker.
hospital steward Of the Third infantry. both
OF Galveston.
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Shadrack Garabld Fullerson OF Tarsus.
Turkey. who recently escaped from Turk
ism prison. whore he was sentenced TO life
imprisonment for high treason. will lecture
on the Customs and Manners OF Turks
and Massacre OF Armenians' at the Cen
trai Christian church Sunday at p. n.
The following well known ministers and
many others who heard MIR. FulIerson.
recommend him highly: Professors A. and
h. Clark. Waco, Texas; r. X. Hamlin Pal
cstne, Texas.
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Back on wheels.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Groseclose. Miss
Porter. Miss Combs of Bowling Green, Ky.
Mr.. Brown Bolts and MIR. Harry Ketter-
sen OF this city went to La Porte yesterday
evening on the Bay Shore. Returning the
rarty lett the train at Deep Water, six
teen miles from Houston. and covered the
distance ON bicycles. Harrisburg road
furnishes fine wheeling during the sum
mcr and is growing in popularity every
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The Dincrcncc In Cost.

In so much as economy seems 10 be the
controlling and strongest argument used
by those who favor the placing OF 90
foot paved roadway on Washington street
from Houston avenue rnt 10 the city limits
IL NAV be of interest TO some to know that
the difference in cost between So foo, and
45-fcot roadway OF the character OF pave
ment proposed to be placed there will no
<7hOO
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FLOUR FOR FIREMEN.
sack Of Home Made Flour IN Each
Member of the Dcnnrtmcnt.

During the recent Henke warehouse fire
the fire department did some very excel
lent service in saving the old Houston flour
malls building, which caught several times
in the roof
Approaching this service. the Empire
flour mills has stnt Chief OF the Fire De-
rartment Rayeli an order for a sack OF
flour for each member 81 the department,
TO he delivered after the mill resumes OPP
Grafton on August 1.
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Don't be inhaled by parties canyassing
for an advertising medium, calling Y q
city directory. We are the only publishers
Of a complete city. resident and business
directory combined Our agents are ac-
lively at work taking names and orders,
and are not authorized nor 90 Trey col
lect money In advance, The regular edi-
ton of our book also contains complrtc
business directory. See that your orders
80 for uprrtsop = foufnAxil HQ09too
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To satisfy claim Of the Houston leo
and Brewing company VS.. G. Il. Blay-
lock. DEPUTY Sheriff Perkins yesterday
levied upon, under writ OF seauestration
all OF the stock fixtures, ETC., In the
saloon located at what is known as pon-
ner's Point. The levy also included the
real estate. valued at t4i0O.
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cotton must grow as tall as trees in Rec
county. Alongside the stick was block
out OF the main body of the stalk from
which the limb was cut. This block meas
ured two inches in diameter and six inches
IN circumference.
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A CARD FROM HENKE & p,,,or

ms rms Is 70 certify that the firm OF sprong.
Drew q Co.. insurance agents renressn,
ing me Germania Insurance Co. OF New
,ork, We're the first agents to settle their
Ioss with us. Our warehouse was DESTROYED
ny hre Saturday night, July 10, at 9,3o
y, m, and Friday morning, July l6, they
pa,d ihe'r hirtion OF the Joss in fun and 10
our entire satisfaction.
Henke 4 Pilot.
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Cetton MaIkinx stirk,

walking stick made from tho limb OF
bee county cotton stalk was exhibited nj
the Cotton Exchange yesterday. 1t was
prevented 70 General 7, d, Howard BY sir
n. n, HeNnr1 = RooyillA u y ! laroc
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theft OF two bicycles from DR.. W. A
knight Both wheels have heen recovered.
one was found at repair shop. the other
had been sold TO a dealer for $40.
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Henke 4 Pilot.

gu save money In buying railroad tiok-
Phone sss No, ais Main street. S''
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DASHED TO PIECES

The hopes Of those wanting good laundry
Laundry % get II No, BE Prairie avenue.
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About 2:+5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
an alarm OF fire from box a carried the
DEPARTMENT to SIS San Felipe street. where
a small hole was burned in the roof OF a
house occupied by Dora Moore. 1t is sup
posed to have caught from spark from
the smokestack o. Charles Lucia's maca-
roni factory next door The fire was put
out with but little damage, but as this
was the second FIRE that had occurred here
recently and presumably from the same
cause the chief OF the fire department or
dered Mr. Lucia TO place a spark arrester
on his smokestack.
Between II and - O'Clock last night an
alarm from 4l2 called the department again
to the same location. where Charles Luz
cia's macaroni factory was discovered to be
on fire. the extent being the burning of n
small hole in the side OF the wall. This
fire also supposed to have originated from
stray spark from the macaroni furnace
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crittenton Mi.sion.

TO tho Editor Of The Post
Certain denominations OF Christians are
much concerned 10 discover how to pre-
4 ~ 49, llemhegp a1tsp1ing .'hasqhsil
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A LEGAL COMPLICATION

$500 to San Antonio and return for in
tersiate drill vita Southern Pacific.
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THE DEATH ROLL.

$500 TO San Antonio and return July Ii
20 - via Southern Pacific
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-11-27

ONLY about four weeks more of our
Wrap Season-realized this when. it
was too late. We have been buying
all the time, and now, when the stock
should be small, it is as large as it
ever was, but We Win Sell Them.
New prices that they have been re-
duced to, will bring plenty of Gus
toners. We would like to have you
call and see our Ladies' and Children's
Wraps and get prices. Remember we
give an Elegant French Plate Hand
Mirror with every Ladies Wrap we
sell. HIRsCHMAN's.
THE best sugar cured hams for 10
cents at Posten's Cash Store
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ADO, 4 OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

Rev. ]. ID. Sands and little daugh-
ter Martha together with Miss NJ.
A. Given have returned to Pittsburg
after short visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
W. X. Given.
DR.. /. c. White has gone to Char
lesion on business in connection
with the state board of geology.
Misses Effie and Ruth Posten. of
Fairmont, are visiting their father
Homer Posten who is connected with
Col. S. A. Posten's store.
Walter South has received many
compliments for his playing on the
Waynesburg team this season.
Miss Mamie Marsilliot, of Pitts
burg, is visiting Mrs. Harry Google
and will remain until Monday. Her
many friends are glad to see her
again.
Capt c. c. Hewitt has gone to
Pittsburg where he will remain for
a week or so. He has been greatly
troubled recently by catarrhal at
fiction. During his absence Cadet
Captain B. G. Moore has charge of
the cadet corps.
Guy Wiley is to be one of the de-
baters at the session Of the Little
Falls literary society next Wednes-
day night.
Harley Thompson, merchant and
postmaster of Flickersville, was re-
Gently visitor here.
Miss Bessie Paotzman, of Morris
X-Roads, Pa, has returned home after
a short visit here.
Prof. John G. Knutti, of the Fair
mont normal, is in town and will re-
main until tomorrow.
Waitman Barbe arrived this morn
ing from Parkersburg.
Gov. A. B. Fleming, of Fairmont,
passed through the city last night on
his way home.
Miss Grace Dering, Guy Wiley, and
Edgar B. Stewart, were Morgantown
people who attended the Thanks
giving dance at Fairmont
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New Books.

Next week we will have
all the new and popular
Books just out. Read
this list Quo Vadis, The
Martiam, Corleone, Way
faring Men, Kings High
way, Damsel Errant,
Equality, The Generals
Double, Choir Invisible,
Beth Book, The Potter's
Wheel, by Ian McClaren,
and many others. We
will have the largest stock
of 25c cloth bound books
ever displayed in the city.
Crepe Paper zoe per roll.
All kinds of Tissue and
Shelf Paper.
MADEIRA BROS.
MAIN STREET.
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Posten's. -

IL. w. PRoTzMAN, & co. have
moved their music store s. machine
Office to Dr. Morris building opposite
Odd Fellows building on Walnut
street. T1.oS
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WE have too many Shoes in Stock to
suit US. Bought about one-third more
than we should have. Can't afford to
carry them over. Rather Sell them
Now at loss. Have made Big Re-
auctions on all Shoes, Come and see
what this means.
HIRsCHMAN's.
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You will always find fresh, fancy
and staple groceries, at A. L. Nye's.
THE Shapely, Good Wearing Shoes
that you see Others wear, you can al
so get If you buy your shoes of US. We
give the best values, the best wearers
for the lowest possible prices. Buy
your shoes of US.
HIRsCHMAN's.
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After This Week

Klondyke Photographs will be 81. so
and $500 per dozen, instead of 81 per
dozen, now to introduce them. Made
only by
ADAMsoN 81 WoTRING.
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Church Notes.

DR.. P. B. Reynolds will occupy the
M. p. pulpit tomorrow morning
Revival services will be held at night
and during next week.
At the Methodist church the reg
sular services will be held to morrow.
Rev. McCutcheon will hold regu-
lar services at the Baptist church
to morrow.
The subject for the morning ser
vice to morrow at the Episcopal
church is, why church creed is
necessary" In the evening the sub
ject will be, What is the Kingdom
of God?"
Regular services at the Presbyter-
ian church to morrow.
SEE the new dry goods at Posten's.
THE largest and cheapest stock of
groceries in town at Posten's.
POsTEN will have over 600 books in
few days at prices below everybody
else.