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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-25
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

| PALESTINE--About 5000 bales OF cot
| ton have been received here up TO date.
| II Is now estimated that the crop will 80
between 5000 and 10000 bales
SAN ANGELO-w. C. Altcrmsnn Of
| Dallas, grand president OF the Grand Lodge
OF the Sons OF Hermann OF Texas. organ
lied local lodge here Saturday night.
LaGRANGE--Unitsd States Marshal Sic
brecht will take charge OF his Office about
the LIST OF February. He will make bis
permanent headquarters VI San Antonio.
SAN SABA--There Is some little excite
ment over prospective coal lind In the
vicinity OF San Saba. Town parties are now
sinking a shaft two and one-hah miles east
Of town.
SNYDER--Ther are twenty schools be-
OF the rush for vacant lands school houses
are being built The lumber yards are doc
ing rushing business.
DENTON - Tho Pentacostal revival
meeting which has been In progress at
tho Methodist Episcopal church here since
the first OF tho year. closed Thursday
night about twenty converts having re-
suited.
DENTON--At the Cumberland Presby-
terian church here prOtracted Meeting II
being conducted under the direction Of Rev.
II. A Jones' Of Gainesville. assisted BY
Rev. A. Is. q. Dinwiddie. Rev j. Frank
smith Of Dallas Will DO present and assist
the meeting next week.
FLORESyII.I.E--A revival mseting has
been going ON at the Methodist church TOT
several days under the direction OF the
pastor In charge. Rev. ". H. ". Bibbs.
Rev. Webb OF Runge ID assisting In the
meeting. Much interest v being taken and
the prospscts ars much good VIII - denss
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Rate on saw Lor..

Austin, Texas. January 24.-W. o.
Stamps, general manager OF the Lawrence
Lumber company of Upehur county, was
before the railroad commission today urg-
ing the PRONUNCIATION of the tariff of re-
duced rates on saw logs. which was dis
cussed in open meeting recently. MIR
Stamps proposes the removal of his plant
to Greenvile, there to manufacture wagon
material and eventually wagons, the supply
of timber having become exhausted In Up
shur county and their being enough bols
dare timber within radius of seventy
five miles of Greenville to justify him In
moving to that point, providing the log rate
referred to is put In.
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FIGURES THAT DO Nor LIE.
statement showing What Railroads
Earned Last Year.

D.
statement Showing What RaiIroa tlr
Earned Last Year.
The last interstate commerce commits
sion's report shows that during 1897 the
railroads of the United States carried over
l3,pOoC00,o00 passengers one mile. They
also carried 95Ooo,00O,Ooo tons OF freight
one mile. The total amount paid in divi-
dends on stock was $S7, sos, S7l--call 1t $751;
100000. or the total earnings of the rail-
ways about 20 per cent came from freight
service and 80 per cent from passenger
service. Let us assume. then, that of the
$SS,0OO,00o paid In dividends 20 per cent,
or S61 100000 was profit on freight services
and s26,400000 was profit on passenger
service, Let us drop fractions and call it
SCI 100000 from freight and SIG 900. 900
from passengers. BY dividing the passenger
profit into the number of passengers car
red Q3.000 000) we find that the rail-
ways had to carry a passenger 500 miles in
order to earn 81 of prolt-or five miles to
earn ! cent. Their average profit therefore
was less than two-tenths of 1 cents for
carrying a passenger land his baggage)
one mile.
BY dividing the freight profit into the
freight mileage (95. 000. 900, 000) we find that
the railways had to carry one ton Of
freight 1880 miles In order to earn 81, or
over fifteen miles to earn cent The aver
age profit therefore was less than one
fifteenth of cent for carrying a ton of
freight tbesides loading and unloading iO
one mile
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Rates. $3.50 and $500 per day,
JAS. LAWLOR, Prop.

overmnn, Wichita. Mrs. s. n. Me-
Palestine. G. McGee, Waco: Il. J.
ten. L Petty, Ne.s Orleans; DR.. A. w.
Mrs. j. A. Pratt, Miss Pratt, Sabine
/. Fl Ford, Bcaumont; Mrs. b. Haw-
Louis; r. w. Brahan. Huntsville;
favens, Dallas. J. 7 Franklin. Waco;
Efllory, Rosenberg, Robert Holdings
j. u. Thomas, Dallas;
Scott. ,'empIe; a. w. Barradough,
City; Edw. Connelley, Houston, j. II.
!, Abbeyllle: Robert Cochran, New
G. Wimot. North Carolina; Glenn
Brenhsm; o. w. Eradley, Chicngo;
Cochran. city; !. A. johnson. st.
4 w. Evans, Galveston: B S. Vine
Ehgle Lake. T. p. Robinson, Austin;
Nv. Cooley. Atlanta. i. ]. Mansfield.
rhia; Fred j. Lowell, r. M. Hatton,
af, j. Il. Newton, Scar Lake.
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JAMES Nj. wEssoN.
One OF the Landmarks of Grimes
County paNsed Awny.

| sOUntN t-0AheN AWAY.
| Navasota, Texas, January 24.--At 8.S
O'Clock Saturday night another OF the land
marks OF Texas history passed beyond the
river or death. and long. eyentful and
sublime earthly life had ended.
| Although his worn constitution was ex-
rected to give way at any moment. no
disease indicated It's presence; the human
| frame had simply run Its time. The an
nouncement of Rev. James NJ, Wesson q
death was heen blow TO the entire popu-
lace when made Sunday morning, The end
came peacefully and twas only the
Transformation OF a Christian spirit from
che world TO another.
The funeral took place ut 10 o'clock today
under, the auspices OF the Masonic lodge.
OF which order deceased was for many
years a member, a most elaborate service
being held at the Methodist church, where
at Rev. Blake of Mexia was the principal
speaker and who related many touching In
cidents in the career OF the life just ended.
many acts Of the cody man. and painted a
character that could be attributed to but
few men in this world, all of which tho
speaker related as an old and intimate ac-
quaiDtance and friend. He was followed
by short discourses from Rev. H0tchkigs OF
Felan and the pastor. Rev. q. #. Chambers.
The cortege to the city cemetery was in-
posing and much longer than could have
been expected this weather, all the stores
OF the city being closed from 10 o'clock I'M
til after the funeral passed rs further
mark Of respect TO the revered dead.
James Middleton Wesson was born In
London. England, July IS, 1919 When a
lad OF II he sailed away to seek his for
tune upon the seas or where fate should
land him. On June 10. 1886, he arrived at
New York and for awhile did work az an
apprentice in the carpenters trade there
and at other places. He landed In Calves
ton December /. 1910. "a stranger ia .
strange land. without money or friends"
Shortly after his arrival In Texas he at
tended q series of Methodist meetings at
Austin. taking deep interest In them. and
having already united himself with the
church at Rochester. N. r.. In 1899 De-
ceased was an attendant upon the first
Methodist conference ever assembled In this
wild territory and was licensed To preach
at Bastrop In 1913. From that time on he
was a preacher OF the gospel, and hsId cir
cults In Texas which took him ten days to
get around. riding horseback at o rate that
would have quickly ended one OF less r0-
buI constitution, and which yeoman SER
Vices he continued TO render to within 9
few days OF his demise. dying AT the ripe
old age OF 7S years months and days.
and the Oldest Methodist minister Of TeAas.
Rev. Wesson was thrice married and
leaves to mourn his loss four children. who
are Miss Tennie Wesson. Mrs. ]. w. Me-
Mahan, Mrs. Mcclure and Walter b. wes-
m.
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W, Norris, Dallas; Abo Stiewel, Lit
/, Ark; f. w. Hewitt, Groesbeeck
Frank Fitz Hugh, Texas; e. N. Sick
|C, Pommery, New York; Walter S.
| Miss Edna E,rlie Lindon. Baldwin
company; Ed X. Salter, Stuart Rob
|pany; Louis Fisher. Texas; Ben Car
shingtan, u. c.; Cailum Fl, Brown,
is. Mo-; Tom j. Woody. st. Louis,
l.. Bonney. Ronuey, Texas; j. NJ.
J, Jr,. New York; p G. Keene, San
10, Cal; } e. Parks, Jr.. st. Louis.
bD McKinnon. Chicago: T. NJ. Hunt.
IS. l.. Werden. Ray Shore Line. -.
ker, Milwaukee,; II. l.. Mehle. New
W. S. Casper, Chicago; l.. s. Apte.
]. Cumming, A, Strauss, New York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-25
Rntc. for Texa. Eyent..

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas and the
Southern Pacific have authorized rate of
one faro for the round trip from points on
their lines to Fort Worth, February 6 and
on account of the meeting of the indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows tickets will
be limited until February 10 for return.
The Houston rate over the Katy is IS %.
The Katy has also authorized rate OF
fare and third for the round trip to
Dallas on account of the Swine Breeders
association February and s, with limit
of February 10 for return.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-25
Nntes and PcrsOnnir.

Superintendent Lee OF the Houston ano
Texas Central went north last night-
j. II. Mail, engineer Of maintenance &c a., ano
.ay ~ he southern Pacific, left for Thibo-
deaux last night
travelling Auditor Mcclure OF the inter
-. tioca, and Great Northern, was d caiier
At The city offices yesterday
r. w. petheram. chief engineer and
Aiex. nj. Acheson. assistant engineer o.
he Missouri, Kansas aud Texas OF Texas
were In the city yesterday.
treasurer FIato OF the Southern Pacinc.
and family, who have been travelling N
Wsx,co with Mr.. Flsto's parents. VIII re-
turn to Houston this morning
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framr FAMILY Hart.

Caldwell, Texas. january IA tramp
by the name Of Jack was serl-
ously II MT fatally hurt mile below this
place toda while stealing ride between
two frelgh cars. His right arm viii have
10 be ampttated and his left may also have
TO come or One Of his eyes is knocked
out and b. is generally bruised up.
Nothing could be learned OF him except
his home In Maine, He is being cared
for by TIN citizens here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-25

Victoria, Texas January 24.-lt was
learned here today that the management OF
of Victoria division will. at an early date
begin the construction OF new ano moo
orn denot al Port Lavaca to accommodate
he excursion business at that point. ana
also that the line between Port Lavaca
and Victoria will be relaid before the com
mencement of the summer excursion busi-
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A 1axptacent xe,y Tr.,n

and one hat Is ahead Of any ever built
Such IL tlf comment OF people who have
soen the lew Pennsylvania Limited. New
drawing rom sleeping car leaves ST. Louis
daily at l !. m over yandalla- Pennsylvania
short lines and unites with the new train
At Pittsbug, going through tn New York
without change. W. r. Drummer. A. G. r.
Agt,. 81. tpais. for details
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-25
Should Have Protection.

D6n1SOD GaZette.
There ought to be some protection for
the railways against the sharks who fleece
them in damage suits. 1t Is almost impos-
sibe for the companies to get justice. In
nine cases out of ten a Jury will decide
against the railway company. They seem
to consider II sacred duty to down what
they are pleased to call "the robber cor
porations." The Missouri, Kansas and
Texas seems TO be their special target. 1t
is given out that suits in Texas in the sum
of 81 ,0O0C 600 are pending against the Katy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-25

PORN Texas, January 24.-Michael
wed 90, was found dead in his
II morning. lie had suicided with
"hlle temporarily insane frcm
hehnedy formerly lived at Tex
IN VI June last his wife was burn
70 the bad.
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Arrestra FOR na.herY.

San Anglo. Texas. January a. Sheriff
Mnrry Of pook county arrived last night
and had incnstody Ben and Wayne Huber.
charged with the robbery Of the postoffice
at Walnut Springs. Texas. short while
ago. TheywiIl be turned over TO the sheriff
OF Bosque.rounty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-25

Walnut Run creek yesterday where they
are building the only bridge OF consequence
on the road and found the bridge gang
driving post oak pilng thirty six feet long
and this bridge about three fourths done.
The wish Is father Of the thought, and the
road Will be completed and running by
spring, provided Il ceases raining long
enough to lay the tics L. L Kellie
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-25
MilI MnI.e ONO Fare.

The Kansas City. Pit,sburs and Gull
have advertised that they will sell tickets
from points on their line to New Orleans
during February at one fare Tor tne rohhu
trip on account OF Mardi uras.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-25
MelI.-Fnrgo changc.

r.. r. l.. Montgomery. formerly agent
a, the wells-Fargo at Dallas and more re-
Gently in charge OF the office at New Or
leans. will be transferred TO San Antonio
and / n. Grove agent at San Antonio,
will be sent to New Orleans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-25
Reducing the Force.

Dallas, Texas. January 24.-on February
the ten employees of the auditing depart
ment of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
of Texas. will be relieved from further
duty, so it Is reported. Other employees OF
the department will have their salaries re-
duced. The order, which was made neces.
sary by Encouragement Of work. was
given today,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-25
Z. N. McIxlnuey.

Sherman, Texas, January N.--'Jlist be-
fore noon today g. N. Mckinney. aged 6s
years. dropped dead while walking across
the floor At his home at Van Alstyne. He
had been confined TO his bed for about
attempt to leave his bed. Deceased WAS q
pioneer and highly respected citizen. having
passed sixty Of his sixty-elgbt years In this
cottnty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-25
THE IIUTCHINS
HOUSE,.
Boyle & Ward,
Props.
Rates: $500 and
$3.50 per day.

QUaTterS.
Eyer and wife. Richmond; F. NJ.
HanIyeston; y. l.. Stilson. wife and
NJ y. sapn, Corwith, Iowa; John Ba-
rorte; Thomas Rice and wife. be-
oMa, J: b. Riddle. Dallas; Charles d.
mouston; Rex l.. Moore and wife,
fIiM ss Wills; J. Nj. Hogan, West
fner: Ed Hanke, Smithyiile: w. e..
4 san Antonio; G. Il. Lane, La
. D.; u Garrett, La Porte; l.. f. Chcs-
mhe' Beaumont; O. II. Buther, Luf-
~ y Stroud, Pass Christian, Miss. /;
I,.cner, Austin; J. a.. McCreary. A..
[i,e.. EInporia, Kan; George Schu,er,
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Jasper. Texas, January 23,--Reports are
going the rounds that the Jasper Southern
Is dead. and for the good popie of Jasper
want to say that work is being done every
day that the weather viii admit was It
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-25
8. p. PAY CAR.

The Southern Pacific pay car cam. In
from the east this afternoon. and local en-
ployeE OF this road have money in all Of
their pockets tonight. The monthly pays
roll for the Southern Pacific runs - into
the thousands
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-25
HOUSE DYNAMITED.
The Explosion shook Up the Whole
City.

City.
Greenvilc Texas. January 24.--An at
tempt was made last night to blow up a
house In Southeast Greenville occupied by
Mollie Fsrthing. widow. Dynamite was
used. and the explosion startled the whole
city tn, glass was broken out OF win
dows nea to where the dynamite was
thrown aid the occupants shaken Up con.
siderablY. Officers are investigating the
affair
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THE HOTELS.



ALs....
| $3.50 to
! day. Six
)nt rooms,
fh. Large
r o o N S.
" located.
keonnoda-
h CONNER
IN in the
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oTHEa DEATHS.

sMITH--Dsnton. Texas, January 2s.--
Captain J. Q. Smith cf Hoasoks and cns
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SOUTHWESTERN BUREAU CHANGES.
ouincy VIII Re Placed In st. Louis
Territory.

ouincy VIII Re Placed In st. Louis
Territory.
The Southwestern Freight bureau has
given notice that, effective January ~,
class rates from st. Louis to Houston.
Galveston, Beaumont, Paris and all points
of the line OF the Texas Midland will be
applied from Quincy, Ill. Heretofore
Quincy has been in Omaha and Davenport
territory. taking the following differential
higher than ST. Louis. Class l. 6 cents;
olsss 2, 5 cents; class 3, cents class 4.
1 cents. -
The bureau has also eaualized the rate
on rod iron and bar iron applying to South
Texas on from Alabama producing points,
which will put an end to confusion In rat
ing certain articles under that tariff The
proportional rate on rod iron from Missis-
sippi river crossings was "a cents, while on
bar ircn II was ~ cents. In order TO
secure the cheapest rate articles coming
under the rod iron list were shipped as bar
iron. the difficulty being in drawing the
distinction The articles classed as rod
iron win hereafter take rate OF 30 cents
ner hundred
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a coNTrNrrp WOMAN.

Damp atmosphere. muddy streets and no
sidewalks prevented a large audience from
gathering at the opera house tonight to
witness Hoyt's "A Contentcd Woman" but
those who braved the clements and splash
ed through the mud express themselves as
repaid for their trouble. This is the first
time Hoyt attraction has ever been ut
the Beaumont opera house, and IL Jupiter
Pluvius had not resumed business at an
carly hour this morning the opera house
would have been crowded tonight. The next
attraction will be Honshaw and Ten
Brock, who will be seen In 'sDodge's Trip
TO New York Wednesday night.
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Cotton seed OH Rate RESTORED.

Effective today the rate on cotton seed
oil from Houston TO Galveston will be re-
stored, or. In other words. the Houston
Galveston lines will cease to pay the
Wharfage at Galveston OF cent per hun
dred pounds For some time the roads
from the interior have been absorbing the
wharfage on cotton seed oil and the Santa
Fe was prompted to do the same for Hous-
ton shippers That action brought the
Houston rate down 10 4 cents per hundred
and notice was received Yesterday By the
representatives OF the lines interested that
the rate would be restored--effectiye today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-25
A BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
Another Of the Port Arthur Chanel
Suits Under Adyiscmeat.
The CRARY SUIT HAS BEEN DECIDED.
JudHc Gray uph-sa tho cossWlss,on-
ers In tho suit Heard last week.
"a Contcntcd Womam.''

Beaumont, Texas. January si.--District
Judge West arrived In the city yesterday
afternoon and spent today hearing evidence
and argument on the application Of the
Port Arthur Channel and Dock company to
dissolve a temporary Injunction recently
granted by tho district court. and which
onjoins the said company from entering
upon certain lands in Mesquite Point for
the purpose of constructing a shin channel
until the right OF the said company 10 con-
denim right OF way for channel bad been
decided by the higher courts. Argumsnt on
tho application WAS concluded at lntc
hour this afternoon, and Judge West has
taken the matter under advisement
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-06-09

A. EDDLkMAN. MI CRAWFORD. JR.
MERRILL JOHNSON.
Formerly Of Paris. Tex.
EDDLEMAN, JOHNSON
s. NFORD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
ONCE in Herbert * Lewis building,
ArdmOre, l. T.
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NOTICE no suBscRlBRRs.

Owing TO the enormous in
crease in our daily subscription
list which 1ecessitates the at
tention OF strict supervision and
requires extra help, we have
sold the entire city circulation
Of the daily ARDMoREITE to T.
II. Roland and all city papers
will ID the future be handled
exclusively by him. Mr.. Roland
and his carrier boys. beginning
today. June L, buy the papers
AS they come from the press,
sell them, and make collections.
Subscribers can get the paper
through the carrier boys on
their routes. This change
makes it necessary to cut off the
few complimentary papers we
have, and we hope that our
friends who are thus dropped
from the present delivery sys-
tenn appreciate the circum-
stances and will accommodate
themselves to the same by CIV
ing their subscription to Mr..
Roland. If you are not on
the list and want the very lat
est news give the route boy
your name and he will see that
you get the paper. If at any
time you fail to get your paper
we request that the fact be
made known to this Office at
once, in order that the omission
be rectified.
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sAs+A rt rxcURsroN RATES.

Galveston and Return-ERective
June 1; round trip rate from Ard
more 90 Galveston e1f.65, good 80
days from date Of sale. Rates In ef-
feet daily until September 80, 1888.
San Angelo and Return-ERective
June /, rate Of one and one-thlrd
fare for round trip TO above point
will be made R0od 90 days from dRte
of sale. Rates In effect daily until
September SO, 1898.
Lampa1as, Tex, and Return-Rf-
fective June 1, rate of one and one
third fare for ronnd trip TO above
point will be made, good 80 days
from date of sale. Rates in effect
daily until September 80, 1893.
Commencement Exercises, AHhtfn,
Tex.-For above occasion rate OF one
and one-third fare for round trip.
Selling dates June II II and IS; re-
turn limit June IS, 1898.
Emancipation Day Celebration
Excursion tickets to any point with
In 200 miles, rate of one and one
third fare for round trip, will be on
sale.
Knights ofHonof, Hot Springs, Ark.
June IA, 1898:
For the above occasion Santa Fe
route will sell tickets At rate OF one
third fare on the oeFTiaest6 plan.
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WARNING ORDER

In the United States Court in the In
dian Territory, Southern District:
E. ]. Neal, Plaintiff,
VS..
Canmie Neal, Defendant.
The defendant, Cammie Neal, 10
warned to appear in thfs court in
thirty days and answer the complaint
OF the plaintiff, E. J. Neal.
Witness the Honorable HoBea
Townsend, Judge of said court, and
the seal thereof, this sth day June,
1898 @. M. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
]. T. FOWLER, and Ed. BOND,
Attorneys.
GEO. CALhER, Atty nonresident.
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OMAHA EXPOSITION
June'ISt Go October 3Ist
the GAANOesI EXPOSITION

(except Worlds Fair) ever plan
ned in the United States. Located
within cheap and quick access of
the entire Missouri and Mississippi
Valleys. at your own doors.
Through tickets beyond Omaha
allow stop overs. Take the Bur-
Hn9tOn Route the old and
firmly established line TO and
through Omaha in any direction.
HOWARD ELLIOT, LV. EAKEkEY,
6snl AGr. GR.L
ST. LOUIS, MO.
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Passing Around the Pr.

geographically speaking Ad-
miral Dewey used considerably
loaded matter in setting up Ma
nila.-Guthrie Leader.
Worse than that. He put on
a "scare-Lead" and slugged the
entire take. "-El Reno Star.
Worse still. He pied" the
Spanish feet. Edmond Repu0-
lican.
Worse than that. He dump
ed the entire feet in the hell
box.-Okeene Eagle.
More yet. His makeup"
was a surprise, and made a
heavy impression" on them
Chandler News.
Sampson will do we'll to fol-
low copy.
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DIR. ~. ALLEN POE,
DENTIST.

RSIEaiSe. 20 once oSeSRS hours fute to p rGG' @
Gnd to p. u.
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JOSEPH p. MULLEN,
ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELoR AT Law
Criminal Law q Specially.
General law practice in the courts
of Indian Territory, U. 8. supreme
court, Washingtoni court OF claims !
court of appeals, Eighth judicisl dis
trict; executive department.. WASH
ington.
once, West Main street, near old
court house,
ARDMoRE, /. T.