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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-17
sHERIFFW DEPARTMENT.

Aken up by Tony Vradi. Houston
lights, one mare; color dark brown; age
br 10 years; height 16 or II hands; scar
face; reached manq
Taken up by To1 vradi. Houston
Fights, one horse; cor .sorrel; age or
years; height Is hands; branded (JB)
left shoulder; shod all around; heavy
me and tail.
Etrayed or stolen from Louis Evans,
|er street, Fifth ward, Houston. Texas,
y horse; color chestnut sorrel; age IL
1s; height Is ga hands; rope mark on
ca side OF neck; blaze in foerhead;
ended (FE) on shoulder. Reward 50.
trayed from I. NOVEL;. Kline Postoffice,
Ienty head OF cattle; branded on hip.
Pert Erickson. sheriff Harris county; by
NJ. Baugh, deputy.
crockett. Texas. September 16.--Larry
adley, colored; weight about 40 pounds;
e about 90; color ginger cake: had on
duck pants, brown shirt large Topped
shoes with no heels; supposed TO be
ing toward Rockdale.
feas obanion, colored; tall, slim negro;
fighs about 140 pounds; color black; had
dark blue pants. brown shirt, small
sck hat; barefooted. This party has
iroad check due at Rockdale. Five dol
reward for each PARTY in any Jail in
Vas Espaced from pc>r farm Septem-
TO- Write or wire me at Crockett. /
~ capias for the above parties. G. NJ.
eiler. sheriff.
Emory. Texas, September 1s.--All the
,soners In the county Jail here escaped
ne Time last night. They maA an open
N the outer brick wall and let them
we down by means OF rope. but how
~ opened the cell doors Is still a mys-
HE There were only three In jail--Sam
charged with theft: Walter Main
~. 'onn Mahmen, both convicted of
~ sheriff Bevers has wired quite ex-
~sy and 1t Is supposed oil will be
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b LAwLOR-RATEs $3.50 AND sac
TER DAY. JAMES LAWI.OR, PRO.

(rs. b. F. Turner. Memphis; j. C. Ar
a. Robert Gilbert, Dallas; w. A. Fletch
Beaumont; II. NJ. Swearingen, A. E..
lylns, Austin; Harry Landa, New
hrswick j., HlZe, San Antonio; r. L..
bdloe and wife, Terrell; 6. Z. Castle
nv Atlanta; j. r. Carson and wife.
NASHVILLE; Arthur Kenalle. Brenham d.
Goshing, VIZ sh.ngton; P. 8. Shines.
icago: A. De Costa. +. l.. Chapman,
bro: S. b. Smith, Pine Valley; G. NJ.
dcrson. Waco. Geo. r. Horton, Edna
| IN Morrison. st. Louis; d. j. Hoff,
Conner. Dallas: o. ID. Whalen. Chi
b: I'D Hofheimer and WIFE Sam An
70; p. II. Bailey. II. j. MacNaar. city;
Purdy, Memphis.
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Enmirntlnx the Malls.

The government has taken to fumigating
all mails from infected points. the nrst
pouches thusly treated arriving In Htus-
ton yesterday from New Orleans. The
packages and letters are given thorough
treatment with deadly fumes. calculated to
exterminate all germs that may be therein
contained The Southern Pacific officials
have transmitted orders. to have all train
mails. packages. etc., handled 10 me
manner so as TO make almost impossible
The spreading Of the disease by mail.
The Spostofflce department has also or
dered different routing for mails going
from Texas to the Southeast. the same
being diverted through Texarkana and
Memphis instead Of New Orleans.
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At baltimore


Demon. Texas. September i6.-The sec
ond day Of the State circuit races passed
off successfully today, In quarter nhie
dasi, for $50 side. Little Sissie beat Ham
On ~. In the half mile dash for 2-yenr-
olds. nurse 500, Beulan c. won, Scrbnar
scoond. Bismarck third TYNE ia. The
iivo furlt ~ dash free for all, 800, was
won nv Halle u. Bertha Kinney second,
l.oronze Third. Time l.0J. The fourth
race. ,trce minute pace for purse. OF
ing paced OF which Judge Polt won one.
Lillian two. Time. I'LL. Iii. 1d2
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Sherman. Texas, September 10. The
Methodist woman's Parsonage and Home
Mission society convened this morning Z,
Q O'Clock. Devotional services we're con-
Quoted by Mrs. Vaughn OF Sulphur Springs,
The morning session was occupied IN hear.
ing belated district reports. All reports
showed marked improvements In every
branch Of work. especially Ia an increase
IN membership and interest Ia rescue work.
At the AFTERNOON session there was Z
general discussion of ..Systematlc Covers
ms. and mothers meeting. IN which
Mira Eakin Of Dallas discussed 'Kltchsu
and Dining ROOM Mrs. Hancock Of Parts,
Tho LIBRARY" Mrs.. Davis Of 0ainesviils,
The Paylor;" Mrs.. Smith Of Dallss. s'The
Bedr0ona Tomorrow Will - Rescue DAY
tiscuaslpg tbs& snh1on4. 81 rs 1 b '
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storm In Indianapolis.

Indianapolie, Ind. September i6.--A
heavy storm OF wind and rain swept over
tho fair grounds carly this afternoon. Elk
hibitH were blown down. tents wero
wrecked and three persons seriously In
fured. number OF trees were uprooted
and ono man was crushed under falling
trssa
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COMMISSION FINDINGS.
Three Cases Before the Board We're
Decided.

Austin. Texas. September 1e.-The rail-
road commission this evening reached The
following conclusions: In the complaint OF
j. p. Wilson & Bro, charging the Aran-
sas Pass with violation OF the law In re-
fusing to accept stone offered them, the
commission held that SO far as three cars
were concerned the complaint was ,ustina-
BILE and that the refusal on the part Of the
Aransas Pass was willfui
In the case OF the application for an ad-
justment in the Wharton district over ms
New York, Texas and Mexican the cofnmas-
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SHOT a r0sTMAsTEn.



ing Times troublesome.
Atlanta. Ca, September ls.-United
States District Attorney Angler received
telegram from Hogansyille. Ca. stating
that the negro postmaster at that place
whose name is Lotion. had been shot. No
details were given and It is not known
whether the negro Is dead or not.
a postofficc inspector has been ordered
from Chattanooga to investigate the case.
Lotion was appointed about three months
ago in the face Of violent opposition on
the part OF the white patrons OF the ofdcs
and tits supposed here that politics had
something TO do with the attack on him.
Hogansville Is a small fourth-cIaSs post
office on the Atlanta and West Point rail-
road In Troup county. II has popula-
ton OF about 500.
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Lyncher. Are Not Known.

Cincinnati. September 16.--An Osgood,
Ind. special says:
cluded the Inquest at noon and rendered
a verdict that Gordon and Andrews bad
come to their deaths by hanging. and Jen.
kins, Levi and shuettler by being dubbed
or shot TO death. The verdict ended by
saying that the slayers OF tho men vera
unknown
Judge New charged the gran1 Jury when
II assembled today, and aftef giving the
details OF the deplorable affair, cautioned
the members OF the jury to DO their whole
duty and II possible discover the names Of
the members OF the mob
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A neneAt Oane.

Considerable interest centem in the
game Of tail 10 be played Saturday be-
tween the married and single men at
LEAGUE park for the benefit Of the Crit
ecnton Home. Mr. Eugene Banner. who
has the affair in charge. Is being encour-
perts nie that the attendance wali he quite
large. Marnkon will pitch for the mar
ried men. and he 10 local twirler o. some
note. Walter Ebowse has also signed with
the benCal0ts.
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st. LoGs. September l6.--Six f1rlongs-
Bill par dy. Miss Bumbic. John corbin,
Time 1;i7H.
Five fl;rIongs-Joseph Lister. King Eel
In, Kaiie Rutherford. Time ! ;0i.
Milo and a siyteenth--CecH, Joc-o-Sot,
Judge Sfca1man Time l:524.
Seven fiirionRT3 -Truxillo. Tragedy. Nick
Carter. Time 1.3i.
Six Z, rlongs- Empress Josephine, Ter
rier ,ddle Buchanan. Time 1:i7h.
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winners at tiravcscnd.

New York. September ". -Grayesend re-
suits
Five furiongS--w oodrangcr. First Fruit,
Maxine Gomez. Time 1;03h.
One pnle--cavaicro. Lord Zonc. DIR. Cat
lett Time i:42h
Six fJrlf nes, Excelsior stakos--fiam-
burg. IJandball, Easter Gift. Time I'D.
Ha, Shore stakes, six furlongs, selling
Harry. Reed. Hugh Penny. j. a. Grey.
Time IA.
Nile ans a fui,ong--Iehman. Peep O.
Day. THO. Time 1854
F-fvo furlonEB--L asagazere. Eastern Bay.
FaSr peile. Time los.
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Judge r. W. Ford and r. W. House,
who are In New York for the purpose Of
seeing Mr.. Huntington with reference to
the transfer Of the Galveston, La Porte and
Houston properly. have not succeeded in
meeting the railway magnate. but expect
10 do 50 In few days. Mr. Huntington
has returned from Europe. where he spent
the greater part OF the sulnmor. but has
not arrived In New York
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CONSTRUCTION IN CALIFORNIA.
Los Angeles Traction Company ana
Southern Pncinc improvements.

SOuthern FHcfHc IHprOVecH'
Los Angeles. Cal. September l6.--There
Is a we'll authenticated rumor current to
the effect that Los Angeles Traction COM
pany Will Immediately begin tho construc-
ton Of Its extension Of It's line OF rail-
way from its present terminus at UNIVERSE
ty &c San Pedro, the s'irycys for which
have already been made and the rights OF
way secured.
n Is also said that the Southern Pa
cI6c company has had plans prepared for
a depot. warehouses. etc. on Its tract OF
500 acres nj San Pedro, which would fndi-
cate that the Southern Pacific has given
up Its fight for Santa Monica.
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r,hree Men Iniured

Fort WAYNE. Ind. September 16.--A se-
we're wind storm swept over this city END
vicinity today. doing considerable damage
and fatally iniurlng three men. They are:
George Krockenberger. Fred Wehr and An
drew II. Wenderfler.
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SONORA LIMITED.
The Mexican Government Interferes
with the Pending Transfer.

with the Pending Transfer.
Tucson. Ariz.. September i6---Advices
from Nogsies cay that the long delay in
the transfer In the management Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad company OF the
Sonora limited road. which extends from
Nogales TO Sonora. is caused by the TALL
ure OF the contracting parties TO SECURE
the sanction OF the Mexican Federal gov
eminent. which gave lerge sufti6y for
constructing the road. II is reported the
government threatens to confiscate the
road. and the presence OF the managing
officials OF the Southern Pacific 10 Sonora
is TO straighten out the fangle.
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AIway. Accom- mn odnting.

The employees and officials of the Gal
weston. Houston and Henderson are famous
ali over the State for their accommodations
and suayity to passengers or other patrons
OF their line. and 30 far has their agree
sbleness gone thst NO matter what laa-
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Rncr nd nrcyiIIe.

Beeyille. Texas. September ls--The first
day OF the Beeyilie races drew quite .
crowd to the fair grounds yesterday. The
only race run was a half mile dash. The
entries were Porser Della Sfsote and An
NE Shescfer: won by Annie Chescher.
who v owned by Ike Porter Of Ruuge;
Durxe so
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Thc AustraIinn won,

, Salem. Mass. September 16.--rhe boat
race between james william Of Australia
and Force Bruce OF Gloucester, champion
uf New England. resulted I'm an easy VIC
tory Dor the former. The distance was
throe u,IleR
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IMPORTANT 10 0ATrLEMnN.
A Discussion OF tho Dipping foa
Ticks Expe r iment.

Ticks Expe riment.
Austin. Texas. September l6.--An event
that ia Of the greatest interest to Texas
stock sanitary boards OF Kansas. Missouri,
lllinois. Colorado. Wyoming. New Mexico.
Arizona and Texas. TO take place at FUvt
Worth on Monday tho 27th instant. The
object OF this meeting is to test tho effcct-
ivcnesH Of the dipping process to remova
ticka from cattle, and tho experiments Will
lie under the supervision OF tho National
government. Some OF the governors Of tho
States interested Will be present and Ques-
tons Of National Importance and quaran-
tine matters Will be discussed.
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Victoria Notes.

Victoria. Texas September ie.---Generai
sunerintendent d, T. Forbes left today
for Houston on q business trip.
Auditor Q. r. Cottineham returned last
night from Ganado. where he Transferred
the station TO @. j. Knopp. vice J H..
Wise, resigned to engage In mercantile
business
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Liberty yesterday announced that a
strict quarantine would be placed against
Beaumont and served such notice on the
southern Pacific authorities. About AM
hour later a message was received saying
that the same had been Withdrawn.
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-,

N City.
n Elanchette. Beaumont; Jos. G. Gu
H.. d. Williams, ST.. Louis; w: g.
ley. Texas: B. NJ. Quigley. A. Il, VIII
Barringer, San Antonio: H. T. Lloyd,
IaLlo j. II. Brengleman, Nashville;
B. Berry. jas. b. Maclt.e and wife,
}. II. Miller, w. II. Schilling, Chas. %.
Spevlne and wife, C. M. Law, S. X.
Us. New York: J. p. Obear. st. Louis;
IL Ferniter Mobile; T.. Lasker, Gal
(ton Miss Wiggir. Texas: Miss Smyth,
na. G.. l.. Noble, Palestine; s. T. At
B. GEORGETOWN: O. Beard, Ptttsburg;
b. Norton, San Antonio; j. r. Olive,
etrop' John A. Wayland, Calvert; =.
Richards. New York.
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THE NEW
HUTCHINS 4: /: Z
/. !: /: !: HOUSE.

D, IT. Block, Texarkana; Miss Fountain,
ntlcky; s. J. Enders, Shreveport; j..
| Angler. Cleveland, w. A. Fletcher,
au7,ont Gus Lewis. San Antonio:, w.
| Kennel. Chicago; r. II. Ward, Whar-
h:iI. j.. Heydon. Pat Foley, city; r. G.,
e,tendall. Ashby. Mrs. Wyley kn ~. n
brrs, San Antonio; Chas. /. Sanger,
hco: Mrs Geo. T. Jones, city; l.. T.
tyan. Velasco: Mrs. A. f. Smith, Crock
L. NJ Mitchell. Fort Worth; w. U.
hbberd Kane as, CNty,
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THAT BRo0KsHIRE RATE.
A Full Explanation of the Whole
situation.


Sunnyside, Texas, September 12-The SIT
uation here on railroad rates is rather a
peculiar one. Prior to October l. 1896 the
rate from Brookshire to Houston on cot
ton was 10 cents per 100 pounds. while the
Houston and Texas Central enjoyed q rate
OF 20 cents from Hampstead. The shippers
at the latter place made kick before the
Texas railroad commission to get n reduc-
ton of their rate in comparison to the
Brookshirc rate, but that august body, In
stead of making the Houston and Texas
Central reduce its rate to meet the one In
force on the Missouri. Kansas and Texas.
and which was perfectly satisfactory to all
parties, they 60 to work and raise the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas rate to 20 cents
per 100 pounds, or Just double The only
parties benefited are the railroads, for
Hampstead pays the 25-cent rate, and while
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas is willing
10 carry cotton at 10 cents the commits
sion compels them to charge 20 to sieet
the high rate charged by the Houston and
Texas Central. Now II the railroad COM
mission was created to put up freight rates
for the benefit OF railroads. they are re-
garded here as bowling success. but, on
the other hand, II they are created FOR the
purpose of preventing the roads from
charging too much, thoy are regarded as a
grand. gloomy and peculiar failure. The
result OF all tnlS lS lilat all the CDttOn ROeS
to market In wagons and the local ner-
chant and railroads are both left.
The answer to the above Is that the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Is not willing
to carry cotton from Brookshire 10 Hous-
ton for 10 cents per 100 pounds. and that
the commission did not raise said rate to
20 cents The regular tariff rate has al
ways been 20 cents. but at one time the
! Missouri, Kansas and Texas applied for
and obtained authority to put In rate o.
10 cents per 100 pounds to meet Texas
Western and wagon competition. This sea-
son, however, the road asked that said To-
cent rate be cancelled, as the competitive
conditions making same necessary had been
eliminated, and the request was granted.
There has simply been restoration and
not a raise OF rates at Brookshlre, 20 cents
being the rate applying from all points
that distance from Houston, and 1t was the
railroad which asked for said restoration.
At Fulshear, however. station a lew
miles distant from Brookshire on the Aran-
sas Pass railway, the special Decent rate
is still in effect. that road having refused
to make an application for restoration
when the Katy asked that the Brool.shire
rate be put back TO tariff figures.
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THE HOTELS.
CAPITOL +, /.
ARRrVSLa.

ARRIVXLs.
Rates. $3.50 to
400 D err day,
8 TX ty elegant
TO o m 8. will
bath. l. q r Z .
sample rooms
Centrally locat-
ed. Best accom-
nodations for
commercial men
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Wedding Bells.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A pleasant and solemn occurrence
was the marriage of Miss Mary Dumb
gan. of Emmett, to Mat. O'DOnnell, OF
Forest, Ont, which happened on We'd
nesday, September Sth, 1897, in the
Catholic church at Emmett. At
nine O'Clock. a. m, the wedding party
appeared and the impressive ceremony
of marriage was performed by Rev. FIR
Stapelton, cousin of the bride. High
mass was conducted by FIR. Cumber-
ford. Deacon of Detroit, assisted by FIR.
HALEY, sub Deacon. The bride was
beautifully and becomingly dressed in
white silk and carried lovely bouquet
of bridal roses. Miss May Dunnigan
acted i'm capacity of bridesmaid and the
groom was supported by John O'Don-
nell. his brother, of Forest. May
Brandon performed the part of flower
girl nicely. Returning to the home of
the bride, congratulations and a merry
good time was INDUCED III until II
o'clock when an elaborate and bounti
full dinner was served which all the
company enjoyed and thoroughly APP
preciated. The afternoon was socially
spent and at nine p. m. the happy
couple left on the train for Niagara
Il dllS dllu NllltIcllb pOlllOo VI lhNSiNoO III
the East, after which they will return
to Forest, Ont, where their future
home will be.
The hosts of friends of the bride re-
greet to have her leave them as she was
much loved by all who knew her, and
much admired for her fine qualities.
All manner of happy wishes and the
best of luck was showered upon her
and all trusted that a large share of
the good things of this life would fall
to her lot The groom, Mr.. O'Donnell,
is favorably known here, although not a
resident. He has large and prosper
Gus grocery business in Forest and has
every prospect of soon being wealthy
man. lie has secured lovely, amiable
and devoted wife, and happy alliance
has been formed. After the departure
of the bridal party who have gone, not
"where the woodbine twineth," but to
Canada, the wedding guests repaired to
Davey's hall where the remainder OF
| the night hours were spent delightfully."-
in dancing, conversation, etc. 1t was a
day never to be forgotten by those par
ticipating, day of remembrance, gone
into memory's casket.
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GRAND MAS TEA Ioc, for the liver
small in price, great in results.
Grand Opening of the Grand Trunk
Railway Systems New Single
Arch Steel Bridge at Nj
agara Falls, Sept.
20, "a, g. IS,
1897.

The Grand Trunk Railway System
will give three days free entertain
ment on above dates, when this great
achievement of Bridge building will be
formally opened to the general public.
Low excursion rates to Niagara Falls,
Ont. and return will be named from all
stations on the Grand Trunk Railway
system, west of the Detroit and st.
Clair Rivers, good going on all after
noon trains Of Wednesday, September
odd and for all of Thursday, Sept. Odd,
good for returning on all trains up to
and including Monday, sept. 9th.
Among the various features and at
traction of the three days free carnival
will be continuous open air entertain
ment of n unique character from two
large elevated stages, erected on either
side of the Niagara river. Grand IL
Illumination of the Bridge and Falls, and
magnificent pyrotechnical displays and
fire works. under the direction of Prof
Paine of New York, on q scale magni-
licence unequalled since the marvellous
display at the Worlds Fair, Chicago.
For programme of the three days
festivities, containing illustration OF
the New Single Arch Bridge, and par.
ticulars of Excursion rates, apply to
Ticket Agents of the Grand Trunk Ry
System, or TO Ben. Fletcher, Tray. Pass
Agent, Detroit.
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EGGS WANTED !
100000 Dozens of Eggs.

The census of 1894 shows that in one
year Michigan sold 24,1S2, 1888 dozen
eggs and this year it is estimated that
it will take Thirty Million dozen.
ST. CLAIR COUNTY
alone sold S65,2lS Of eggs in one year
and still had on hand SIS, 34S.30 of live
poultry.
The amount of wheat sold the same
year was $6S,2lS. Only sold $4,000
more wheat than eggs leaving all the
live poultry still with the farmer which
alone was considerable more than half
what all the wheat amounted to.
To get that wheat you farmers work
26, 400 acres of land. Ask yourselves
what paid you best. Give your poultry
one-fourth the attention you do your
wheat and the result will surprise you.
Star Poultry Powder is acknowledged
TO be the best egg producer on the
market and will pay for itself ten
times over in the production of eggs
alone, besides your poultry will be
larger, prettier, healthy and free from
disease.
Ask your neighbors and dealers
what Star Poultry Powder will do. II
only costs 25c per package, or five fol
81, and one package has in hundreds
of cases saved whole hocks from being
destroyed by cholera. 1t costs you
nothing to feed it as it pays for itself
many times in the production of eggs
Sold in Yale by Grant Holden and
in Brockway by w. j. Mckinney.
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Stands at the Head.

Aug. j. Bogel, the leading druggist
of Shreveport, La, says;--"Dr. Kings
New Discovery is the only thing that
cures my cough, and it is the best
seller / have" j. L. Campbell, mer-
chant of Stafford, Arlz,, writes:-"Dr
Kings New Discovery is all that is
claimed for it; it meyer fails; and is
a sure cure for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. / cannot say enough for
its merits" DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds Is
no experiment. 1t has been tried for a
quarter of century and to-day stands
at the head. 1t never disappoints
Free trial bottles at Grand Holden's
Drug Store.
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Property for Sale.

have the following pieces of prop.
erty for sale:-
Two lots in Tappan & Law addition
to Village of Yale.
Two houses and lots in Yale, splendid
location.
One house and lot in Port Huron for
sale or exchange for property in Yale
or farm near Yale.
Sixty acres of land, all cleared, with.
in miles of Yale.
Forty acres of uncleared land in Sec
ton Six Brockway township.
j. A. Rapley, Attorney.
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1t is Strange

that some people who say they never
read patent medicine advertisements
will be found Juggling home every now
and then bottle of some fayorite
remedy of theirs. We don't bother
you with much reading but just ask
you to try n 10c trial bottle of DR..
CaldwelPs Syrup Pepsin for constipa-
ton, indigestion and stomach troubles.
soc and $1.00. AT Grant Holden's.
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A Farm For Sale.

offer for sale at extremely reason
able terms, the Robt. Teunswood farm,
consisting of eighty acres of good land
well improved, in section fifteen (l5)
Speaker township. This is bargain
for any one who is in need of farm.
Terms, part cash, balance at low rate
of interest For full particulars inquire
of Harvey Tappan, of Yale.
ia John w. Roswell.