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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-11

port for the quarter ending Nov 30
showing 1893 arrests during the three
months for the following causes:
1890. ....i.. 49,. 1885,. l6s
Vagrancy ~. ....s.... $500. $500. 1853
Disorderly conduct ....s.,.. .
Engaging in an ARRAY $50. 3
with an officer. 8
Larceny b
Inmates of disorderly house 3
Drunk and disorderiy ~. I
Keeping disorderly house -. I
Assault and battery -. !
Total ss..5...... ..15.. $3.50. l5S
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-11

Kreutzer, Fisher and the Mayor
Have Lively Tilt Controversy
Probably Settled.


Kirhv ord Rapcon rhiact In PAVING
go
Aldermanlc JunKetlng blllS-
C,itv,s Rir EyTpnsass
Franklin Goodboy Pierce has set upsl
ala, ,s,rs,,;,, &, .;tv NV rnmental at
| = ! - ~ :, 80.
I lars ana proposes 70 e'ssis'' wy = 1A'''
| or both. After resortii,g to a Trick 70
secure the installation of electricity as
~ $780, e. ~. SEWAGE f,;snos;,, nlant
- s. g n,
~ mas appilsa gag rug q ~ ss'au ~
free expire ssion of opinion IN the CITY
council. thus outgeneraling In parlla-
:, t,,,se s.i,,slers for econ
,,ass,
oIny IN l''uilieli'' a'As''. 2 = -
ISreutzer, Fisher, ct all
The meeting of the council Monday
scvenirss vas the livelisst session that
.hs,d :. l,ss Ia !, s;Yee the ear,v DAYS of tht
Z,
.'ls
: ~,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-11

Danvllle. III. Daniel Runyan, a
wealthy farmer living near Fairmount.
committed suicide by shooting.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-11

A petition was presented by Mr. Good
in behalf of Mr.. B. A. Morgan, who
wishes to place a post on the Grub line
In front Of his place of business as a
support to a sign. After some discus
sion. in which 1t was pointed out that
such permission would be in violation of
the city ordinances, the matter was re-
ferred to the streets and alleys commit
tee. Another petition was presented by
Mr.. Henry, asking tina. T. Binford be
granted permission to construct base
ment stairway In the alley adjoining the
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Y. VI. c. A. MATTERS.
Rooms to lie Hchtted-ReceptIon to
the Ladies' of the city.


Rooms to lie Hciitted-ReceptIon to
the Ladies OF the city,
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian Association met yester-
day and considered plans, which they
hope will result in tho identifying of
the rooms Of the association by means
Of decorations for the walls and some new
furniture. The ladies will endeavor to
raise the money for this purpose from
the membership fees, hoping to secure
the membership Of every lady in the
city who is interested in the success
Of the association work. They desire
that this work may be done before New
Years day, when the ladies will keep
open house as in years past.
a unique social event will he given
In the near future at the association
rooms. The reception committee. as
sisted by the board OF directors Will
tender a reception "a the ladies of the
city, Refreshments will ne served by
the gentlemen and an Informal pro-
sramme will be rendered. The main fea-
ture of the event, however will be the
social feature. 1t is expected that this
event viii be given week from next
Friday night, the 23rd instant. at 8
O'Clock when the ladies of the city and
their escorts are cordially invited to be
present.
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CITY BREVITIEs.

There is an undeivered telegram at the
Postal Telegraph office, 1lS Main street for
w. S. Davis
Tie friends of Mrs. Joseph H. Eagle VIII
be pleased 10 know that she is recovering
from a severe attack OF teNer'
l. c. Jordan was bound over in Justice
Malschs court Yesterday in the sum OF SO
on charge of assault to murder
The South Texas Baptist association is
holding its seventh annual session - this
city at the Jordan Grove Baptist church.
There win be a meeting al Saengerbund
hall tonight TO discuss the holding of the
next State epgertest in this city next
spring.
George B. Mcclellan post. G, A. r., will
mold its regular monthly meeting tonight at
the Independent order of ODD Fellows hall,
Mason block.
There are undelvered kilograms at the
Western Union Telegraph company's office
for W s. Miles, Pate Robinson, Alfred Boul-
den, Jennie Canamar
Conductor Jack" Clarke Of the Calves
ton, Houston and Northern was married lat
evening TO Mrs. Netue Hammond or ia
Hardy street. No cards.
Al meeting OF the executive committee OF
the Houston deep water committee, held yes
terdaY afternoon. Hon. John II. Kirby was
adaod TO the general committee.
The directors OF the Houston Quartette SO.
ciety will meet tomorrow evening at 5 O'CLOCK
at the office OF Mr.. +. F. Dexter IN the Fox
building corner OF Main and Preston.
There will be a meeting OF the Georgia as
sOoiauon a. the rooms OF the Business League
at S clock tonight to elect officers and ar
range for the Observance OF Georgia day dur
ms the f.. +. and v. Festival.
There was a meeting OF the Walters union
Tuesday night, when a number OF new mem
bers were received, T. King was elected
president OF the unioa and u, Young was
made financial secretary. The next meeting
will be held on November g.
The local office OF the Western Union Telc-
graph company has Installed about 100 of IL
new messenger call boxes to date The Hous-
ton office will soon be supplied with new
switchboard also. which Will add TO It's al
ready thorough and up-to-da1e equipment
Tho miss-and-out match shoot between
Moeser and Jordan, representatives respec-
lively Of tho Rering and Limited Gun clubs,
Will be pulled off at the former clubs
grounds az the foot Of Elgin street this az
ternoon, There will also be i've pigeon shoot.
ing BIZ other sportsmen.
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THE STRIKERS BALL.
An Enjoyable and Successful Event
AT Bryan Hall Last Night.

An EntOShhic ana successful Event
AT Bryan Hall Last Night.
The ball given by the Houston local ot
the international Brotherhood OF Elec-
trical Workers at Bryan hall proved a
success, both in point of attendance ana
the enjoyment of the participants. The
event grew out OF the strike of the en-
p!oyes OF the Southwestern Telegraph and
Telephone company now In progress in
Houston, and was first preached about the
middle Of last week. The promoters went
TO work on the arrangements immediately,
their Efforts were rewarded with instant
success.
The following We're the committees for
the occasion:
Arrangement Commlttee.--Charles Ba-
con, chairman; II. b. Ships John
Cousins, Clarence r. George. II. II.
LuclSie, Miss Clara Bonatz, Miss Cora Cop
plug, Mrs l.. NJ. Fleming, Miss Agnes
Weidig
Floor ommlttee.--Clarepce Mcintyre,
chairman: B. ]. still Charles Bacon. d. A.
MulVoy, G. Alexander, e. r. Jergor
Reception Committee r. r. Tripp,
chairman; r. Shlndle, S. S. Kingsbury. c,
bennett, Miss Maggie McCraoker Miss
Winuifred Donlen.
Invitation Commitee.--Miss Clara Bo-
natz, chairman Miss Clara walker. Miss
Maggie Coping. Lizzie Murray Clarence
Mcintyre, John De Woke.
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new RELIEF COMMITTEE
Organized Yesterday for the Benefit Of
Storm Sufferers.
WILL COMMENCE lis WORK NEXT MONDAY
The Organization Due to the Efforts
of Captain Monroe j. Cody. Rem
resenting Northern Charity.

Through the efforts OF Captain Monroe
j. Cody Of Chicago. whose arrivals and
intentions We're announced in The Post
yesterday morning. Committee composed
OF some of the foremost citizens OF Hous-
ton has been organized to take up the re-
Lief work, which has lately been so zeal i,
ously carried on through the present local
committee and the American National
Red Cross.
This action was determined upon by
representatives of Northern charity,
when it was announced that the local com
mlttee and the National Red Cross will
conclude their work. and accordingly
captain Cody was sent South to look into
the situation, and If he deemed necessary
TO organize for the distribution of money
and supplies that is ready to come to the
aid OF those who were Impoverished and
are still destitute as a result of the Sep
temoer disaster Caphin Cody came,
am after examining into conditions, So
helted the cooperation OF citizens and
organized what is to be known as the
Malniand ReHet committee, composed OF
Messrs. c, z. Shearn, chairman; r. W.
Franklin, secretary; John Mcclellan.
John n. Torrey. E. w Hutchinson, and
one other member TO be selected today.
VINO VIII he the treasurer. Captain Cody
is also member Of the committee. but his
duties VIII be those of directing hts
corps OF inspectors in the field work: that
~ investigating the conditions in the va
NOUS localities Some of these inspec-
tors viii arrive To-day and the COMMITTEES
IN Houston will act only on advces from
Lneso after they have taken the field.
Inc inspectors win be under the direct su
pefvision of Captain Cody and the COM
~ tee. ana they Will be required 10 do
thelr work thoroughly
The new committee issued the foIlowinq
statement yesterday:
The relief work Of the Harris county
committee, as we are notified through
Mis-. Qualtrough. viii practically close
In few days. after an earnest and well
managed eflori ia hehali OF the needy ana
iin!cted. AS this leaves the field Of re-
lief at the present moment without j,
mead, we the undersigned have yolun-
-eered our services and time to Distribute
iellet coming from the various societies
ma organizations represented by Cantain
Monroe ]. Cody for the immediate relIef
and suceor of the worthy storm suferers
and 'No uia'u-
In assuming the responsibilities reomr.
'ed Oh us. We desire to say that we propcse
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THE CARNEGIE LIBRARY.

List of Standing Committees Ap.
pointed by the Trustees Tuesday,
AT the meeting of the trustees of tn,
Houston Lyceum and Carnegie Library
association, held Tuesday evening at Ly.
ceum hall, the following standing com.
mittees were appointed:
Rules and regulations-Mrs. W. E. Ken.
dali, Mrs. II. f. Ring, Mr.. A. S. Grant
Notwithstanding w. FL Wilson
Prof. w. w, Barnett, Mrs. w. L. Ken
dali.
Finance Mr.. N S. Meldrum, Mr.. H. II
Dickson, Judge w. II. Wilson
Building and grounds-Mr. II. H. Dick
son, Mr.. n Meldrum, Mr. A. S. Grant
Books and periodicals-Mrs. II. F. Ring
Prof. w. w. Barnett, Mr. w. II. Clute.
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Violin. .........,..... Mr.. Anton DiehI
Reading. ..............M Miss Althea Jones
Basso Solo,. Mr.. Nelson Munger
Vocal Trio observation-disclosures.
....Miss Carr, Mr.. Giraud. Mr.. Gates
Vocal .............. .Miss Woolfosd
Piano. ........M Mrs. Bujac and Miss Angel
Vocal. ...............Mis Jennie Boring
For the benefit of business men spe-
cial lunch will be served each day, COM
mencing at noon. There will be no adj
mission charged 10 the hall TO partake o.
the lunch
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LOCAL TELEPHONE STRIKE.
Nothing Beipg Done by Either Side
to Adjust Differences.


to Adjust Differences.
The strike OF the employees of the South
western Telegraph and Telephone com
pany in Houston presented the same as
pect yesterday as 1t has every day since
the walkout. There was no change in the
situation, and neither side seems to be
doing anything that would have a ten
dency to straighten matters out. The
strikers consider their demands submit
ted nearly two weeks ago as their uti-
mattm to the company, and the local
management insists that it has no author
ity to grant the demands, The general
officials, who have authority in the prem
ses, intimate that they do not care TO
leave San Antonio until matters are in
good shape, and they are not now giving
any attention whatever to other points.
The strikers request the publication Of
the following letter. bearing on the Gall
weston situation:
Local Union No. 1853, Galveston, Texas,
November IL, 19O0.-ln regard to the ar
ticle published In yesterdays News, the
members of the local union find that their
case has not been stated fairly and desire
to present the case to the public as it is.
In the first place no section of any article
of the constitution was quoted in full
only such parts were published as suited
the arguments of the men who wanted to
return to work
The statement that the linemen VINO
came TO Galveston since September and
are termed by the trade 'foaters,' out
voted the local men. is false in every re-
spect. The vote to strike was unanimous
The general idea seems to be that the men
went out on q purely sympathetic strike.
This is an erroneous idea. The union made
certain demands upon the Southwestern
Telegraph and Telephone company that
have already been published
The lineman is one of the poorest paid
of tradesmen and in this fight for a State
scale OF wages we sincerely hope that our
efforts will meet with SUCCESS and viii
state that the hnemen here (not ground
mem are out to stay and will stay out
until ordered to return to work by the
proper authority.
r. c. Rawling, President.
Charles A. Kelso Secretary Pro TEN.
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AWHILE 10 nouslon Ahrlirt.

Mrs. B A. Randolph has Just been noti-
fed that she was awarded first prize in
Typography and first prize on fruit in oil
from life al the San Antonio fair.
The typography composition is OF the
art Nnyre style, four panels and the styles
Of door for library.
The fruit in oils introduced several va.
rieties Of fruit with the advertising sack
spf well known dealer. making a suitable
mural decoration for dining room.
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stitution Of Texas so as to per-
NIT the formation of irrigation
districts in Archer, Baylor, Clay.
wichita and Knox counties.......
Against amending article of the
constitution OF Texas SO as 10
permit the formation OF irrigating
districts in Archer, Baylor, Clay,
Wichita and Knox counties...,...
For 100000 bond issue for Harris
county .......-............
Against bond issue ..........,.....,
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Personal MENTION.

o. NJ Appor and wife OF Angleton. Texas,
are on short pleasure trip visiting rela-
tises here
Mrs. A. Schaizkey OF San Antonio is m
the city tho guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Phi.
Friedlander
Mr. and Mrs. Max Schnitzer have secured
apartments AT the Latham hotel where they
are residing
Chief Hussev Of the Are department, ac-
eompanied by Nsssrs. Joe Rawla Wili Riley
bay getting things in shape for the seasons
duck shooting.
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CENTRAL W. c. 7. I. MEETING.
Semi-Annual Session Held at the
Central Christian Church.

Central Christian Church.
The Central Woman's Christian Tenn.
perance union held it's regular SEMI
annual meeting at the Central Christian
church yesterday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Mrs. Mihills. the president, pre-
sided, and Mrs. e. G. Rust acted as Sec
rotary in the absence of Mrs. Ada Grit
in, who is the regular secretary. The
superintendent and other officers submit
ted very interesting reports, but the
union is not yet ready TO give them to
the public.
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GARLAND STOVES AND RANGES
Mere awarded highest prize at Paris Ex-
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c. p. Shearn,
Chairman.
r, w. Franklin.
John Mcclellan,
George n. Torrey,
Il wv un@

George ~ Torrey,
E. w. Hutchinson.
An auditing committee has been formal
with the following members: Messrs.
john Mcclellan, George N Torrey and
~ wv. Hutchinson. Mr. NJ Watson
mas been appointed storekeeper. In
connection. volunteer medical bureau
will be estsb ished
Inc headquarters of the committee will
be at Houston, where the storerooms or
warehouses; Will be located and the re-
l!ei VIII be distributed through the meni-
um OIL inspectors, as above stated who
VIII report condit ons. the committee than
determining the nature and amount of re-
ilet needed and rward the same The
committee does not intend to act through
SUB committees in the various localities
lief VI an rs
Another meeting will be held TODAY
Wnen the treasurer will be elected and
une plans necessary for carrying out the
work VIII be ann unced
~
While the Red Cross relief station for
the aid of mainland sufferers Is still omen
In Houston, most of the Red Cross peo-
PIE returned to their homes in the North
last night. Miss Clara Barton. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. stephen E. B,r-
ton Miss Wray Miss coombs and Mrs.
r. b Ward. all OF whom have been en-
gagged N the work at Galveston. nassed
I6rough the city last ght en- route North.
me, iney Were J'gned at Houston by Mr.. r. B.
MARSH OF the Houston station. who accom-
panied them back. This leaves the work
a. houston in the hands Of Mr.. L..
Ward, assisted by Major Mcdowell Mr. II
w.
he will remain.
a number OF contributions were reoely-
ed ~ the headquarters yesterday. The
S'ofes tlat were ordered several days ago
nave arrived and are being distributed.
~
Mrs- Quaitroush. chairman of the Har-
ris county committee said yesterday that
~ was gong TO try to close her work
THIS week. but that Il began 10 loolr
doubtful that she would be able to do 90.
Inc work at her headquarters yesterday
MAS routine nothing at all out Of the or
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Scales for judging other specific exhibits
are also formulated for use. but the abo ye
VIII cover all exhibits expected al the
/ coming Chrysanthemum show.
The following prizes have been offered
for roses and other flowers, exert chrys-
anthemums:
Best general collection OF flowers. $2.5O.
! Best dozen La France roses. Sl.50.
! Best dozen Mareehal Men roses Sf.5O.
/ Best dozen mixed roses. 81.
The following Interesting programme
viii be rendered during the afternoon and
AFTERNOON.
Piano. Misses Clara and Florence Cantor
soprano solo.........Mrs John w. Maxey
kecilation........,. Miss Arabelle Gibbons
riano-.-''-.'''...... Miss Mary Armstead
Piano..-............ Miss Estelle Morrison
EVENING.
Orchestra.
Whistling Solo,. Mr.. SID Murray. ac-
companied by Meyer Cohen.
vocal. .................Mr CIaud Higgins
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THE TOTAL COUNTY VOTE
As PoIIcd at the Recent Election He'll
November 6.
STATE. COUNTY AND PRECINCT OFFICERS
Totals Taken from the TabuIated Re-
turns Now Being Canvassed by
the Commissioners Court.

The following are the totals of the
vote polled in Harris county for presi-
dental electors, State district, county
and precinct officers, at the recent cleo
ton, as taken from the tabulated re-
turns now being canyassed by the county
commissioners;
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in nowise to conflict with any other re-
lief organization. and stand ready at all
times TO cooperate with these organiza-
tons and more particularly with the
Amer can National Red Cross. whose
grand work and far reaching influence
needs no eulogy from this committee.
We ask at all times the hearty co-oper-
alton OF the citizens Of the city OF Hous-
ton whose w,rk for the storm sufferers
mas already gained them Nationai repu-
tation.
Permanent headquarters of this COM
mittee will be ann unced later through
the local press, and active work for this
committee Will commence on Monday
next.
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.-.f f1rA n state pemoc ratio convention TO
.. .,.Ii ~ JAck sOuylllv. FLA. Tuesday, J une
rf. f.mocratic party OF the state of Flor
e. all nOld "a state convention ~ j Jhcks0n-
I'D. on Tue sdav June 10, At D. noon. FOR the
~ ug purposes:
-t shpO-@ delegate 70 represent the state
. .... national d-mpcrAtIc convention. TO
t. lid ~ Kansas tlrv. No. July Z. lS0; TO
.. - mate. candidate Tor hs' offices OF Gov
....- one Ju~tirp 81 the Supreme Court,
-. --tary OF state. AtrOrneN-0ieneral.
.r.r- roller. Treasurer. Superintendent OF
...r..- Instruction. Comm I-~ipner Of AgrI-
....-.. y Railroad COmmi-siouer for the
..-.r ~ four yeErs. four Pr~sid' mt al Elect
.-- aad faar alt-ruafs.-. 10 b- voted for Al
ut.st regular sac election. and 10
-..--lct such other hG~IuV : H. may come
... f 90. the convention.
-.. ID IIffsrent counties In the state Will
-.r ID l-Eut., To the convention upon the
.. owing ba-I- 81 r. Dr -s-u alton: one dell
ale. r. fr each one hIudf~d votes cast Tor
ID. .sadidnt- ou the state ticket who Re-
.. ...f th. highest uumbrr - votes AZ th-
.. .s-aI sIs.rrIou of lS.~i. and one HddltiouRl
... ftr fh- fraction In excess thereof
.- D.. amounts To uirg or more. 'ihs
....alftt,-., ha- al.p allowed Hd lItIoual rep
.....rr rafion " here kh- vote Wa~ Increased
.. .r- election uf - in any county for
.-..u "a Gers che counties uad-I thf- rul-
a. t. rnutl-d 10 representation a. fol-
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Marble and Granite WIOrhcS.

PENSACOLA MONUMENTAL WORKS,
(WILLS & BROUGHTON, Props.D
Statuary Monuments, Vaults, Head
tones, Vases, Metal Wresths, Trel-
lis Work, Settees, Chairs, Bouquet
Holders, Cemstery COpings.
Iron Fences and all kinds of Cemetery
Fixtures.
Designs and Estimates Furnished on
Application.
Work done on Short Notice, Satisfac-
tion Guaranteed.
No. , North PllsfIx and TO IL East
Garden Street.
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COTTON MILLS.
,,-., New Onr> 20 Be Built at an
Early Date.

,>>.-rOs. Ala. April Diapers pre-
..~y % ine incorporation OF three
.- -.- .a NIL companies mere have
... ..i do -,r ";icr Il Probate Judge
r. b company l. capitalized at
........ aI ho-.c oari-aL OIe viii be-
....r r-fsu Wpo stock C.-tpn mill
..~ r.l,.d IA. Adelaide Cptton
..-- E....rs,.-..6 bv Thuna. l.. Wal
aa Cau1o VI R@in>pn. and
.- No.. Wadr Sis for these
.. ..--- nav, h.,.u lUr-na-'d and con-
.-...- -h. huilG.u-- vii be- l.r IN a
..--
...nl. tge Admission la-n mill.
fu,t lv popular >';' 'SrI7ptlon.
-al -t.k D. ~ Sin'|)g. all oi
.s- L-.n -Ga>.-Ih"d. Organlza-
n. pF,.'-,i. >Itu selected and
.-.--.u ur t.,- llaur al .tErc.
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WmTDite with Americans.

Nsw YORK, April 8. 49, The socialist
party has been notified by Santiago
Iglcsia>. Puerto Rican labor leader, that
Puerto Rican labor unions have decided
% join the national labor bodies of the
Lnlr..l StAtns.
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Ner.aont Dclesates For BRYAN.

NV YORK. April 6.-B. b. Smalley,
Democratic national committeeman from
Vermont, and Formerly secretary of the
ID .mo-raric national committees. in an
interview on Admiral Dewey's candi-
dacy for president, Said that the dele
gates from Vermont, Dcwey's home
state, viii be for William J. Bryan.
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25nt

Do you believe all You read in the
paper>? ExaggeratiOns in advertiS-
ing may attract passing attention; {;
but We are not seeking passing at
tention. We're looking for perma-
nent customers. Whites.
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Medical Society, Atter ton.

There will be a regular meeting Of
the Pensacola Medical Society al
the Board Of Health Office at 8
o clock p. m. Tuesday. April 10 and "a.
Visiting physicians are cordianJ {
invited to attend.
D. w. MCMILLAN. NJ. D.,
President.
F. +. BRUCE, NJ. D..
secretary. 25mt
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HUNTINGTON, W. Va, April 6.-In q
street ;ight here today Shelly Hartz was
-hot ar] instantly killed in quarrel
over the election yesterday. A great
crowd gathered and tine polio. with diff
.ultv prevented further blODdShed.
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ONE D. an ever busy store, because
..tracfIon-. constant, various. and
.....udabl.-. that appeal t. those who
f.s-ve that money should buy
u.y's worth" Whites.