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co.ntr RenublIcans.

Xsake County nep" ~.
NM. Texas September IL no
[.,,,r republican convention for the
|. !, delegates to the republ can
..,,,tlOu to be held at san An
...,snbsr is. WIS held here this
i was the largest republican
I. ever held In this county and
81 d enthusiasm was man'telted
4, with reference to Mckinley and
L,.,.fratiop. The Green ana Haw-
n had on their war paint and a
Inn vsged for some time, VII CHI
!, wing down a set Of resolutions
!, IA Green and Hawleyi but the
IA we're In the majority and
N ID getting a solid Hawley dele
IA state convention, composed
shaving: ]. D. Buckley, j. A.
|,n-, j. H. Wilson, S B. Hodges,
|Ttrh,, ]. W. Greener, G. B. A.
k,5sIr John l. Hnrris led the Green
ID made a gallant fight, bnt he
|cssdout By more brutal members.
|ddslegstes all supported the Hew-
|au which was led by Major ], T,
rru,,., r,,nri,,gbo,,, vac chm ir-
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Mrs. Henriette c. 0lberg, superln-
tendent Flax and Hemp exhibit at th'
Omaha Exhibition, writes from Albert
Lea. Mimi, her recent experience with
peruna. She says:
Gravnting cold, having been ex-
posed 10 the damp weather. Cnaarrh
of my throat and head followed
which persisted iu remaining, NOT
withstnnding applied the usu1il
remedies.
Reading OF the merits OF Peruna In
the papers. decided to try II and soon
found that all that has been said Of your
medicine In such cases Is true.
81 am very pleased with the satisfae-
tory results obtained from using Peruna
am entirely well, and consider 1t a most
valuable family mediclne.''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
SUMMER COLDS
Require Prompt Treatment.

ostching cold In the summer Is more
frequent occurrence than Us most gem
orally supposed. Winter is generally
supposed to be the time for colds. But
cool nights alternating with hot days, sud-
den showers, following sultry heat. pro-
fuse perspiratlcn ana csoiing draughts,
are NIL peculiar to summer. which causes
q multitude OF people to catch cold
Mrs. Mary Lawler OF Appleton, Wis,
was cured OF an annoying summer cold by
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02

TAYLOR. Texas. September lie. I. Bro
ply. confectioner OF this city, made an
assignment yesterday for the benent of
accepting creditors. J. S. Jones is named
as assignee. The stock and fixtures are
not vet appraised, and the amount OF in
debtedness could not be learned Mr..
Brophy has been In business here for a
number Of years. and enjoys the conf-
denee OF the public It is hoped that his
present embarrassment can be quickly
adjusted and that he will shortly resume
hus{uacs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
EI,torIa connty conrentinn.

sss Tssse, September 1.-The re-
r county convention yesterday ef-
ms very Harmonious affair. and
@ali hare ted from the proceed
.il sAaIe was war 70 the knife be-
~ Green and Hawley factions.
fNlllssoIuasns indorsing Mckinley
used also indorsing Hon, B. L.
r lAe regular nominee for con gress,
r. 3. !. Williams. the independent
Fiz for representative from this,
Eshy-thlrd, district.
alsyiag delegates were elected.
\ ssis convention at san Anton o,
~, !. ~ J. F. McCan, NJ. L. Bon
\ ". Gross, J. X. Hexter, G. W.
H % Silierle, Theodore Baughnan
I. Miller. They are uninstructed
Il Nlatoiial convention: Fran lin
/ ,nscdore Baughman. e. l. Grill
3 Brandes, F. W. Gross. j.
', y D. Il. Letheredge, NJ. L. BEN
= me representative convention
|, !. @0ser' Theodore Baughman. I'D
y ~ Mecan, W. H. Miller. A.
y SIMON Craig and Jake Robert
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02

Austin. Texas, September l.-Judse Ned
g. Morris of Henderson is here today on
business. Judge Morris prosecuted the Hum
phres lynohers, and stated this morning
that every one OF them were the right par
ties as the confession OF the last four was
without single doubt correct.
Their confessions were cQIroborated by the
former convicted ones asTthey stated that
the State had the guilty men behind the
bars.
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FiIcANs OF TEXAS.
j, Mite, 40 Open Letter to
,rr,II ii Sac Aal0aI''
\, MID N MANY COUNTIES
..,o,. in Travis and free-
49,, Split into Three
''.' ,se Latter county.

Nus. september i.a :, e., : ' Sns
n j D. H. Terrell Of san ar An,
'as,DIlssn state Chairman ,o Srq tpa
1, !, knows no reason i0r :. 'I 10
\. !, bin by Hawley; 'a az. ne 10 -
.'ss ]. WORKING for the Oe ,n,o ~,
\ b. psrty and does no, ~ ln .pnu
.ss-s Is no office in the gift
.,s 4. or Of the republicans OF
-. !. would accept, which he
..l 4 his dlslnterestedness.
~ d elaborate argument to
<. hest inerests of the party
/ I. .aSssrved BY every repuoil-
[.,,s,ss tactIonal fights, recognize
| WI ss the real savior of tbs
| !, n.sIng a united aud hormonl-
IT,, i accomplish something
1 x democrats,
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Denton County for Hawley.

Denton. Texas. September 1.-The re-
publicans of this county met this after
noon and selected delegates passed res
olutions indorsing the president and his
actions. r. b. Haw1ey was Endorsed
strouglv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
RALLY AT TExARKANA.
Largest Democratic Gathering n
Many YenrH

hnFSeAt democratic Gathering IN
Many Years.
Texarhana, Texas, September 1.-The
largest democratic gathering that has oc-
Cured at this place fol years came to-
sc her tonight Political clubs from sew
eTal OF the neighboring towns were pres
emit and the rural districts adjacent to
Texorkana turned out en- masse. The oc-
oaeion was general rally and full
programme was executed. Hon N. V.
Tomkins OF Prescott, Ark. Congressman
7. c. Moray, Hon. Paul Jones, Hon. L.
II. Payton, Hon. l., A. Byrne OF Texar-
kama and several other local orators ad-
dressed The people. The speech OF Co'onel
Tomkins was the most brilliant effort OF
his lie, and was a mastery exponent of
democracy and created the widest en-
thusiasui.
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Confederate Veterans and

Sons AFRO invined.
Beginning today and during tho winter sea-
son tho custom house will remain open on
Saturdays until o'clock. instead Of closing
at l o'clock on that day, rs has been the
custom during the hot fIanths. This custom
house Will. however. keep closed all day
Monday on account OF Labor bay.
The meeting OF the Galveston Poultry, Pet
Stock and Floral association, called for to-
night at rooms OF the Chamber OF Commerce,
has been postponed until next week.
Judge j. Il. Lancaster of WaxshAchie, pres
ident OF the State County Judges associR-
ton, 10 in tho city.
j. j. Knight Of Dallas is ct the fremont.
Mrs. II. n. Goldman and family OF Hous-
ton left today for Now York on the Mallory
II. C. Arher, general agent Of the Kansas
City southern. returned this evening from
San Antonio,
fremont Arrivals.
Galveston, Texas, September t.--Today's ar
rivals at the. Trement' Frank Masen, cityI
II. G. Wheeler, city; W. II. Gray. Beau
mont: @. T. witherspoon. Dentep; T NJ.
Person. St Louis; VIM. Wolforth, New
York; George NJ. Patton. Liverpool; Edith
Busser. Los Angeles: s. r. pusEer. Santa
Fe: 4. d. Moursr Chicago, Miss WQlker.
New York H. A. Foy and wife. Now York
Miss NJ. D.. Myers. James McLamont. wife
J. Knight Dallas; w. r.. Gomez st. LOUIS
w. w. GriFgs Chicago; Bryan Heard, city:
j, p. JoHey. Huntsville; n, A. Giles New
York: G. j. Blake, Boston; Hiram Philips, ST.
Louis; =. T. breeding. New York. l. II.
cohn, Louis steene. New Yerk; J. s.
hachie w. G. Taehnle, Middleport, Ohio; Ed
win S. Strauss. New York; A Hardwink. II,
Grange; W p. Johnson. New orleansi r.
d. Lord. Dallas.
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U0RTJy ,ET'RYyTrmTMy.
List of Grand Jurors for the pa
tender Court.

Corpus Christi. Texas. September L.
The September term OF the district court
of Nueces county Will convene at the
court house IN this city next MONDAY
morning. Following ~ list of the grand
Jury to be empanelled Monday: p. H.
Caldwell, William Blggio, ], X. Hipp. G..
A. Butcher. e. A. Beynon. Joseph A. Fitz-
simmons, Robert Adams, Robert Johnson,
NJ. P. Wright. Charles A. Dubose. L. G.
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cont letter to Dr.
Hartman. she says:
Last August |
caught a summer
cold, which settled
In the Kidneys and
caused me serious
Inconvenience. No
thi% ] aid seemed
TO help me, and the
doctor advised 8
change OF climate,
As that was cut OF
the question for me
fricS pprt,Aa ne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02

and among other things Endorsed the can
didacy Of Judge f. @ Morris, the inde-
pendent candidate for district Judge. Uni,
convention also selected ninety delegates
to the San Antonio convention. which ia
ffth OF vote to each delegate.
The Green crowd elected j. q, Horn
berger county chairman and the Hawlev
faction elected w. H. Firsbaugh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
Confederate Encampment mt Cooper

Confederate Encnmpmcnt mt Cooper.
Cooper, Texas. August 3or-The nrst ar-
nual enoamPmsnt Of the ex-Confederates
under the auspices Of the local camp OF
United Confederate Veterans closed to-
OF two days. The vith ting speakers were
Congressman Shepherd OF TexArkana and
Hon Jake Hodges and Colonel q. l.. Da-
honey OF Paris.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
ITEMS FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
BALANCE IN STATE TREASURY TO
CREDIT OF GENERAL REVENUE.
Respite Asked by Enoch Moss Has
Bcen Refused and mo VIII Hang
at Bastrop Monday.

Austin. Texas. September THE balance
in tho state treasury TO the credit OF general
revenue today was s1,152537.6i against 49,
ISL in 1897. ss1l.27s in 1898 and sl,o9s, so7 for
the same time in 1899. t-,y6
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
Hostile Divinities.
Puck

First Chipaman--Kwan. the great god OF
war. has commanded W 70 destroy tho tor
eign devils.
Second chinamap-And they claim that
their god desires them to subdue China 10
the interest Of religion.
First cbinamsn-esy. why couldn't we let
the gods light Il out themsalyesf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
Colonel sninslIi Relieved.

Austin, Texas, September l--Adjutant Cen
eral Scurry issued the following order to-
day. At his own request Colonel IL. b.
Spinelli is relieved OF the command OF the
First infantry Texas Volunteer Guard. and
nc is this day assigned to duty on the stan
Of ordnance, with the rank OF colonel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
Notes and Personair.

Austin, Texas, September l.--Mr. Franz
Seovill, superintendent OF the Rapid Trans
II railway, fell from a ladder at the COM
pAny's new power house yesterday and was
considerably bruised up. He Is at present
confined to his home. as result OF the fall.
Miss Nettie Mather, one Of the teachers
of the Houston city schools. returned home
yesterday, after visit to the home Of Judge
Cravens
State Superintendent Kendall of the edu-
cational department has returned from ten
days trip through tho Panhandle He looked
well and says he had fine time. He Is
overwhelmed with business just at present.
and is shut zip in his office
Hon. d. A. McFall and bride returned home
last night from an extended wedding trip
through the North and East.
Mr.. W. D. Horneday. the local CORE
spondent OF the San Antonio Express, bss
returned from Ills summer vacation. While
away be visited st. Louis, Chicago. Buffalo
and several other cities.
Hon. Cecil Smith Of Sherman is in town
on business.
Ex-senator Tiilett and W. j. Bryan, Goth
OF Abilene, are In town on business.
Hon. Theodore Harrls OF San Antonio is
here today on business.
Attorney Jack jenkins Of Bsstrop has gone
home after few days stay In town.
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p.v campbelI,s New Charge.

cIeburne. Texas. August s1.-Rey. J. L.
NJ. Campbell has taken charge OF St
Joseph's cacboIlc Parish In cleburne. He
1. the prlest Who during the. Dallas epi-
denic OF smallpox volunteered as : nurse
and stayed By The pesthouse sunersIA
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|tiefsa, p
|sa., rs .ounty Republicans.

IEl. IT, HtpuDlICRnR
~. -. eSas' September The
u. county convention met u tSs :
EA,l,..' this afternoon and. smor :
'9 - 'ran'aOted. a platform w. :
i !, ~ = is'iovlug delegates : w sr,
~ State convention WIFI h
NJ, = = Antonio, September ts. O. :
|s.ssr,s 0 2. Hall, Rogers. W. q. Ken.
EF n Nv W. T. Swanson. n ~srg
: Roberts, Morton and C. G A.
Eiasi.,rni,,ssd adopted Indorsed the mr..
/ rs,ssIIz.'lon but deploro5 ' me PRES res,
Il ,st Sis =, to use their S snI re- re-
|ssi,ss ~, r ~ difficulties, OS' el-
h III. ION, ION Han, who is a s.roo a,
b 81 81, divided between Grss1 ms y
"a a. a az, all should work E's for AN ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
Note. and Personals.

Galveston Texas, September There win
be regular meeting of Camp Magruder No.
los. U. c. w. at their new hall in the Clay
ton building on Postoffloe street, between
Twenty second and Twenty third, tomorrow
Sunday at 8 D. m. comrade will ad-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02

'onsenfions in Bexnr County
M''nio Texas, September l.
q'h'y republican conventions were
n today preliminary to the state
'A' September lS. At Beethoven
'sppsllcaus who recognized Fred
: county chairman. both Cream
"g men, me- and selected dele-
ps,. " state convention. The Haw.
- ~ from the primaries Were All
II m 0y the executive COMMITTEES
M. 'le y men kept out OF the hail
|rl. .s' , q city police, whareupon the
|s.s ssld separate copye IrJo 'a q =
..s, ~ sending a delegation TO t V
4, r, ". garden the Haw,ev ,nor r,.
|, sS,s sn'ae Dr. Terrell as ehaIrmsp
+ d ' s..s and selected a deleg p :. I
us, v, s.ale convention. Each Of ! he
4, '+ .,s sent peace conm,ss,o ono
ss. , Sas' Conventions who o. So on :
Il ,o,, sSIned down with much much f fesI-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
Tax Rolls Filed.

Austin. Texas, September 1.-The following
county tex rolls came IN today
Hays County.-Total valuation, 1864, 1856;
Increase, s254. 800
Mason county.-Total valuation, s2,29l,0oo;
increase, sll9,S6D.
Lipscomb County.--Total valuation, $751;
U.s.. decrease, $4,000.
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'es r.,ounty Repubiican.

Is. ! ' : September I~Ts. =.
F. N. ~. : county held two con-
|ss ri. '' o.. and had a big tlms
|Asa..,., srssn faction was bossed
q N ~, ,sh and Jake Horn
~ i 4. elected about torty.ave
4 .ssit,sss state convention, the
arIr g 70 only eighteen.
sa III , s,'s convened IN the
4 a Dsx..' noon anc wac held
~ .sx,e ,',s' colored. and r. L.
\ ''sa : iengESy platform
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TEXAS MATTERS.
lsnecial To The Post ]

Washington, September 1.--original PEN
slons of Sc per month have been granted
Franklin L. Chandler Of Chiren0 ana Will
Ham w. Wise of Greenville.
Rural free delivery has been ordered
es ablishsd on September is at Brandon,
Hul county with one carrier, George W.
Benge who will cover an area of fifty
eight square miles, serving a population
OF 62h
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02

Galveston. Texas, September i.--commsnc-
ing with tho steamer Sabine. to sail from
Galveston Saturday. September 10, and until
further notice, the Mallory steamers leaving
Galveston Saturdays will 80 10 Boston d.
rect. thence to New York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
Respite Refused.

| Austin, Texas, September 1.--Enoch Moss
the Bastrop murderer who is to hang Mon
day has aaksed for respite until FRIDAY
in order to get time for an examination o.
| his case, for a Communication OF his sentence
to life imprisonment. 1t has been refused
and he will hang Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
ISLAND CITYNEWS ITEMS
Dead Men Identified as william Watson
Engineer Of a Steamship.
c. {. ANGEL IS DEAD At RICHMOND, Va.
Remains VIII Re Brought TO Gaives.
ton for Burial--PoIicc Work Dur
Ing the Month of August.

Galveston. Tosas. September 1.-The I'M
known man who was killed hero last night
by a switch engine Of the Galveston. Hous-
ton and Northern Railway company. an ac-
count OF which appeared In today's Post. was
Identified this morning as William Watson,
first assistant engineer of the steamship
Michigan. His head. which could not be
found at frs, last night, was discovered at
q later hour and this led to the identinca-
ton The deceased Is about IS years OF age
and has family In Brooklyn. II was
thousht last night that the man probably
Belonged on a ship and the captain OF the
Michigan was sent for and viewed the re-
mains. but could not recognize thcm until
the head was discovered at later hour.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
Labor Day cclcbrntion.

Galveston. Texas. September 1.-The Labor
Council committee in charge OF the arrange
monts for the celebration OF Labor Day,
Monday. September 8, haye completed their
work and have successfully arranged for
the largest celebration held in Galveston for
years. Hon. Joe w. Bailey. Rev. Father Kir-
win aud Leon N. sonheld are the speakers.
This will be tho frst Labor Day that the
business houses viii be closed all day. Bar
Der shops will be closed at / o'clock.
There will BIO grand parade in the morn
ing, speech-mRkina and games at Woollam' 3
lake IN the afternoon and dancing In the
evening.
The celebration win begin at 10 o'clock In
the mornipg with mammoth street parade.
which win he made up of all tho trade
unions in the city. followed by twenty Ave
merchant trades displays and the Are de-
partment
The speaking will begin Mt 4.s0 o'clock In
the afternoon at woodlands lake.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02

Austin. Texas, September bids TOR
building the epileptic asylum at Abilene were
opened this morning but all bids were re-
iocted by the board, on account of being
too high. New bids will be advertised for
at once.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02

Austin, Texas. September Tho follow
ing charters were nled this morning:
The Round Pop Rifle association OF Round
Top, Fayette county. No capital stock.
The Ssgun Hardware company Of seguin
capital stock 5000 Incorporatolf: O.
E. Tips, J. II. Bond, Jr,, and +. l.. Ssilig.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02
Police Record.

Galveston. Texas, September During the
month of August the police department OF
Galveston 2SS arrests, i52 OF which were
State and So city cases. or the State cases.
disturbing the public peace leads in num-
bers, with 20 arrests, while there were ~
arrests made for eurslng and abusing aud
II for assaultipg and striking. The balance
OF the State cases were divided among 21
other charges Disorderly conduct leads the
city cases, with 80 arrests, while drunk and
,disorderly is a poor second with II arrests
only. The remainder OF the city cases arc
split up into IA different charges.
The total number of arrests made during
July were 246.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-02

Galveston. Texas. September i.-rA tele-
gram announces the death at Richmond. Va,
OF ar. Clifford Il. Angel, one of the best
known insurance men OF the South. Mr.
Angel was AZ years OF age. and was born in
Canada. lie made Galveston his home fol
many years, engaging successfully in thc
coal business. merchandise broking and un-
derwritng. For number OF years he CON
Quoted at Galveston tho general agencies
OF several large ire and marine insurance
Companies He moved his agencies to New
Orleans in 1894. aud made that city his
home until his death. A brother. Mr.. X.
IL. Angel, and n cousin, MIR. Charles IL
Hughes. reside in Galveston, and another
cousin. Mr.. X. J. Hughes. lives at Dickin.
son in this county.
Tho remains viii be brought here for In
terment, and tho funeral will take place
from the Union passenger station on sunday
or Monday
The Grit-advocate., 1900-09-21
Cattlemens' Meeting.

In accordance with an announce
ment in the Grt-Advocate of the pre-
viOus week number of the cattlenlen
of Ssdgwick county met in the Sedg-
wick school house Saturday evening,
September 25, 1900, for the purpose of
taking steps towards the permanent
organization Of protective associa-
tion. At the opening of the meeting
George D. White was chosen temper
airy chairman and VIM. Oil temporary
secretary. A motion that the chair
man appoint committee of five to
draft set of rules and bylaws prevail
ed, and the following gentlemen were
appointed: Joseph campbell. VIM.
Miller, Fred Hemmnghouse, Harlan
Fuller and Richard Brown. 1t was
further decided that this committee
report at the next meeting of the cat
tlemen, the date of which was fixed
for Saturday. September %, 1900 at
O'Clock p. M, in the Sedgwick school
house at which time it is expected that
permanent organization will be ef-
fected.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-09-21
JuIeesbure 13 Years Ago.

The following items are compiled
from the files of the Julesburg Cham
pion Of September 1887. They may
be OF interest to the readers OF the
Grit-Advocate:
D.. S. Redford was mayor of Jules
hurp, 49,. H. C. McNew issued the
first number OF the Julesburg Trib-
une. September s. The first
county fair was held in Julesburg
September !. Among the agricultur-
al exhibitors were: Benz. Woolman,
G, S. Richmond, T. H. Sharp. Nj.
O,Neil, C. F. Anderson. J. N. Knob
laugh, Clarence Fullerton, William
Mercer, T. B. Upson. l.. NJ. Fairchild,
August Fischer, N, R. Green, Mrs.
Harprove, G. B. Woolman. John Law.
e. NJ. Robbins won first premium in
. 200 yard foot race: Altogether the
fair was great success.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-09-21
Sedgwick Items.


MIR. Cornish was II. Chappell
Tuesday.
H. c. Snyder, the veteran ball
player, is sick at Sterling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman were
Julesburg visitors Saturday.
Tuesday was branding day at
the Parker & Harris ranch. Quite
a delegation of local COW punch
erS were in attendance.
The last of the series of ball
games between Scdgwick and
ChappeIl will be played at Sedg-
wick on Saturday. Sept. %.
Mr.. Hartman commenced to
build a new addition to his store
this week. w. F.. Miller is head
carpenter and Bert Williams as
sistant.
John Mawbray has filed on IL
claim near the Smith ranch and
is now searching the country for
milch COWS. We are awaiting his
next move with interest.
Max Mailer and Fred Wagner
were duck hunting Sunday. 1t
has been suggested that while the
boys always return empty hand
ed they alwas go the same dircc-
ton.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-09-21
ENDURED DEATHS AGONIEs

Only a roaring fire enabled j. NJ.
Garrettson of San Antonia, Texas, to
lie down when attacked by asthma,
from which he suffered for years. He
writes his misery was often so great
that it seemed he endured the agonies
of death, but DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption wholly cured him
This marvellous medicine is the only
known cure for asthma as we'll as con
sumption, coughs and colds, and all
throat, chest and lung troubles. The
price is so cents and sl.0O. Guaran-
teed, Trial bottles free at G Lavelle's
drug store.