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Devoted to the 7. p. A..
the U. c. T.,.and other
Travelling Mems Or
CARNATIONS.

galveston, vice president Lock Moore g
W, limited Westlake. La. Ed n. Har-
leu, houston, president Lake City Lumber
company j W. Sullivan. Peden & Co.
houston J. f Ryan, travelling passenger
agent southern Pacific; Rurge Lowdy, With
= hampton Crane G Ramsay. Louisville. T..
y. sweeney. with y. B. Fisk. NJ. l.. SEQ.
ven, general freight agent Texas and Fort
smi,n railway w. e. Green. supefin-
,enaent Texas and Fort Smith railway: O.
a. Grittenden, superintendent bridges and
buildings Texas and Fort Smith rsilwav-
1,olonel J C Now, commercial agent
hansss City, Shreveport and Gulf. Beau
mont, l. Q. Monet, Staffer, Eshelman &
20, New Orleans j. A. Lincoln with
y. horoough company, Cleveland; Adolph
solut, with Mansuro- fibbets Implement
company ST. Louis David Pelletier wi h
schwartz Shoe company, St. Louis. I G.
natcn with Central Coal and Coke com.
peny Kansas City; j H. Knost. with
smith Bros. company, New Orleans: A. q.
Murray Galveston; l.. c. Herschbergen.
United states inspector. Galveston.
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NOTES OF TRAVELLING MEN.


Frank Parker, with Clarke Courts O.
Galveston, was seen hard at work In Fort
Worth Monday
]. D. Linthecum, formerly With the dat..
Dial News, hut now on the road fus 4
iewelry house, was in Fort Worth Men
day
Reese Parry and George X Merrweath-
er were among the boys working Far
Worth Monday.
.ohn J knight and Henry Friend wsfe
doing the best they knew how for their
firms in Dallas Monday
Post D, san Antonio, is setting a gssd
example for other posts 10 follow in ii
augursung a contest to increase IT'S men.
berhip. Next!
President Michaux has made excells4t
selections in his committee chg< msa
Each of them wll,do their full duty sud
do It ereditably.
The stegan hotel of Temple IS vefv
kind to Pest OF that city in supplying
them a room for their meetings. II wsS
free will Offering with no strings ttaa
TO it, and the boys appreciate II aceot4s
ipgiy
II you have complaints against sRs
hotel send them TO A. D. Edgar. chalrmss
of hotel committee, Palestine, Texas, sa5
he will do the rest
A. Dlnkelspell of Dallas, chairman 81
livery and transfer committee, viii less
after your Interests in this lire II sou
will only send your complaints 70 him
Let's all pull together and assist our
committee chairmen. It's the oniy way
to accomplish desired end
Van Eaton, the eyanescent always o.
top. made towns on the san Angelo brsnsh
Of the Santa Fe the past week.
Price Cross was seen in Fort WeHa
Monday
Glenn Fitger was in Dallas Monday and
worked Sealy Tuesday. Distance cuts
no figure with a Splinter like Glen He
hits the ground only IN high places
If each Of the 800 new members OF the
7. p. A. secured IN the past TWO months
will use the application blanks sent them
10 secure another new member, they WIZ
be starting in just right Cant you 40 H.
boys?
Homer Lambkin worked soperyille. ana
Lyons Tuesday He had on his 4. r. A.
button and promised 10 try ana get new
member before May 1.
Don't forget the Benevolent league ~
you are not member, send IN your ap-
piicatioA at once. Write James z. buaiov.
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Houston. Texas, April 25.--The following
letter from the genial, now ex-mayor OF
the city Of Fort Worth. Mr.. h. r, Pad
dock. was not received by President Las
ker until after the convention. However,
1t is still good reading as most of the
members OF the Texas division are friends
and admirers Of dr Paddock. and this
letter Will wildly remind them of him;
Dan NJ. Lasker. President 7. P. A, AUS
tin. Texas.
Dear sir. II Is a great pleasure to me
that one OF the last acts OF my ofncial
career is to extend 10 your association
cordial invitation to hold your neSt an
nual convention In Fort Worth,
Fort Worth is the friend to the tray
cling man. II could not he otherwise.
Fort Worth is an enterprising, hustling
pushing. progressive, public spirited, hos
pitable liberal. generous and energetic
city. These commendable virtues are
typical OF the travelling man hence the
bona OF Aiendship and good feeling be-
tween the city and men who have helped
10 make II great.
My good friends and your honored mem
bers. Howard ". Peak and R, l.. Frye,
are authorized to emphasize this invita-
ton in such a manner as they~.See At and
to make you such promises as their we'll
known probity and modesty will permit.
Fort Worth is the oasis of the travel
ing mans pilgrimage Here the men are
more liberal and generous then elsewhere
on earth; the women are more beautiful
and loyable; the skies are bluer. the grass
Is greener, the sun shines more brightly,
the birds sing more swsetly than any
where, and the travelling Rlan's lot Is a
happy one from the advance OF one ex-
pense bill TO the making out Of the next.
Come 10 Fort Worth, and promise
you that our people will provide suitable
entertainment: win extend YOU cordial
welcome. and will treat you kindly and as
often as will be for your good. Yours cor
daily, H. b. Paddock,
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Nietorin u. p. A. Notes.

Victoria. Texas April 27-T. ". wor-
than representing Rice, Silk Co.. the
big dry goods merchants of st. Louis. was
in Victoria this week.
Mr.. Frank s. Coffin, who is With the
hat house of Kohn, We'll & Co NsY o7-
leans was here Tuesday. Mr. Csgln Is
a resident of Cuero and well kn0wn
throughout the coast country
Mr. Emanuel Levy of the firm OF HeiG.
enheimer 6 Levy, New orleans. made dae
OF his periodical trips through this sec-
tion this week. Mr.. Levy took ersat
deal of interest in the cotton market This
season cotton samples being a leading line
with his house, and was an enthusiastic
bull. When cotton was Z cents he hsds
a wager with a Victoria dry goods mer-
chant that II would reach Q cents BY
March l. and on Feb Is the quotations
for middlng on the New Orleans market
was just this figure. He collected his bat
on this trip.
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Sold Goods at Hearne.

Hearne Texas, April 27.--Mr. byron
Miller with Smith Brothers commission
mouse of New Orleans. mingled with
Hearne merchants yesterday.
Mr. Abe Edel, with the Friburg g Kahn
liquor house of Cincinnati, was around 70
see his customers this week.
MT G, w. Carr, the popular drummer
WIN Carson, Sewall 6 Co, did nice
business here this week
Mr. William Coffeld, representing the
Mclean Triggs grocery house of Cameron
day.
Mr. Morris Cohen. representing a Chi
caso jewelry firm, displayed his line here
Wednesday.
The following named travellers regis
tered tho Junction house the past week;
a. Il. Mcdonald, J. NJ Lightfoot. f.
schiele, Dave Edel, St Louis; j. c. Paige.
Morris Cohen, Chicago; j. p. Burnett.
Boston, c w. Cahoon, NJ. H. Bone.
NAYS, Dallas; c. W. McFerron, John
bond, H. D. Goldman, Louisville; /.
Ptelter' \. Cohen, Carl Prltz. Cincinnati
William Mansfield, New Orleans: William
Henderson, Galveston.
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Travellers at wharton.


-''on' Texas, April 27.-wharton has
ya'e a rendezvous for the knights OF
W this week and numbers nearly
s''e OF these pleasant visitors on
guest roll.
s.ssfed at the Drummers' Home were
d R. Robson of Dallas and f. C.
" oil mill.
y Inc Bayou City came H. A. Paine,
81. ~ oil mills; II. A. Mansfield. C.
I'll Z. H. Roos. with Magnolia
[s1' O. NJ. winstead. S. D. Hamer
M onsurges. Houston Drug company.
|sors. rsAinann OF Louisville sold fine
rOos. oaspar OF New Orleans sold
d ~ lot Levy & Loebe; C. f. Car
n me Crescent City sold drugs for
fns snrs. ana Co; Joe Lee Bonney OF
ne ma Ae ~ In the interest of the Aier-
h q ~ Planters oil mill: T.. Hitch
IssT. Jpa'cseo sold Rand & McNally's
Is. maS. rreiich Of Frelich's, New Or
crIsro,s MS FIRST trip 20 Wharton; J.
lhts,sou OF Galveston was busy in
Lac u MS house; w. T. Eldridge.
Hobsts. T. Hurst. J. E. Morgan. B.
|edor Frank Shank and George
'sonx " the Cane Belt.
b ssr,n guests 81 the Nation hotel
|hua <vned the tAgnatures Of j. W.
tonrSn indian Territory. who has
9Adsrvoss q mammoth cattle trade,
HUI, ~ selling gin machinery; w.
'sserest. "a a p Maran Represented
Ra HcS. oi the Alamo City.
'on came r. H. Jones Of the
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MISSOURI Il. p. \.
W. smith Elected President of
that Division.

W. smith Elected President a,
that Division.
% Missouri division OF theTravelers'
''s''i'e Association convened in it's
'enh annual convention in the Lin
tciel Saturday, April 81. The dele
rs numbered nearly eighty, represent
posts from St Louis. Kansas city,
.'nsneia' St. Joseph, Joplin. sedalia
Mckee.
president Frank Roberts OF Springfield
~ Tue meeting TO order. He delivered
w address, in which he thanked the
-ss 'or the support they had given
- .as PAST year. The report OF Secre-
saa Treasurer Will B. Weber
'.u - Increase In membership in the
!ear OF lls. The loss was only 2S3
teh Witndrawals, deaths and demits.
treasury receipts were S72, $50. so. while
requirements were s2e. 100 so. tho
|'aapai amount Of which went to the
.nnal association.
Nkhed go anu 'eA'co were es'
ksS..' vhmittee on nominations recon-
N.Y.. assa me following for officers for the
'Ius year President. G. w. Smith OF
s representative Of Buxton &
F|.ss S.r' secretary and treasurer, Will r.
' s,'a r ., Louis; vice presidents. Post
. s,a weaver, Springfield, Post D, F.. E.
~. u sedalia, Post D, F. G. Powers.
' 1911, .i.y' Post H. Robert u. McGowsn.
nv, ,vsep ~ Post l. George L. clanton.
49, s0 rost j. ", H. Flckleton, Joplin.
h. we're elected The directors chosen
ii 4 ~ ssaume, C, H. Wickard. A. II.
=, r,,a N. Mcconkin. S. H. Young, /.
ps' r., ! J, Nash, Herbert STAFFORD,
nj, \, nnslaerstadt. w. c. Wing. ]. W. Nc
!. % ~, !. .. Furry and ". A. Kirchof.
~ contest ss over delegates to the Ma
~, 'ouyention, which meets at New
r,S. was spirited one. The posts
M as' d Inc city of st, Louis were al
~ 70 name their delegates first on
.u ss,s OF one delegate for every 100
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committeeman by Post D was a happy one
II press committeeman OF other posts VIII
watch him they will see what member o,
that committee can do to further the n
terests OF the association. Don't just
watch however but strive 10 excel ana the
press committee for the coming fiscal year
Will to referred to in future years as
the greatest"
william Mansfield With Smith Bros,
New Orleans. was in Hempstead wednss-
day.
Ben H. Kimbrough. with W. D. cleys-
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PRESIDENT LAsKnR,s ADDRESS.
Whit He Has TO Say Upon His Re.


Whit He Has TO Say Upon His Re-
tirement.
To the Members OF the Texas Division T.
j. A Of -:
Houston. Texas, April 25.--I am abou,
to retire from the office which you had
so kindly ntrusted to me a year ago,
and on the 1st of May shall turn the
lines over to our new president. MIR. D. w.
MicnauX.
AT this juncture / beg to thank you
once more for the confidence which you
had placed In me, and ! beg TO assure
you that the year when l was president
of the Texas division Will always remain
one of the most pleasant "reminiscences OF
my life. My particular gratefulness is due
to the officers and members who have
given me such able support, and ii is due
10 their efforts that we shall 60 to New
Orleans 1850 strong, which means an in
crease OF 300. or % per cent over last
year.
Now, let the good work 90 on and let
us all cooperate 10 make President Mi
chaux's administration the most success
full on record. He has appointed strong
cabinet for himself. He is man OF
strong ability and energy. and he pos
sesses the full confidence Of the members
of the Texas division All these facts
combined can have but one result--suc.
cess. Fraternally yours,
Dan NJ Lasker
President Texas Division T. P. A. Of A.
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San Anlonio. tOr aprIleatIon

secretary San Antonio, for application
hisnks.
A. 3. Carr. Jr.. OF Bryan, formerly
hardware merchant OF that place Is now
on the road for The Kent Purdy com
pany Of St Louis. His application for
rsmbership In the T. p. A. has gone ia
s. II. Smith, Manager for c II. s-ox 4
CO, al BRENNAN. has seat IN his appfica-
ten for membership in the 7. p. A. He
viii prove good working member OF
Pest Q.
The selection Cd VIII Graves as press
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Nnted nj Lake Charles.

Lake Charles. La. April 27.-Traveiing
men in Lake Charles this week were:
John T. wilkins. connersville Blower
company. connersville, Ind; r. Moscoro'
with Pelican Cracker factory. New Or
leans; Louis ochs. chairman railroad com
mission Louisiana division Horace L.
pitcher. with American Thread company
New York and Chicago: j. A Hawley.
freight traffic manager Kansas CITY
southern; II. Berzert. with j. Amoert
BROS. New Orleans; R. H. Norment, win
Church Dwight, New York; Q. H. MOORE
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Revolver Only Half an Inch Long.
New York Letter.
Stephen VI. Van Allen Of Jamics, an ex-
pert shot with rife or revolver. has re-
ceived a. a gift the smallest revolver ever
made. Il ia only an inch long and is per-
feet IN every detail. It is seit-s acting and
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Texas Travelling Men.
& u TUE TRAVELLERS PRO.
. " senrTATION OF AMERl-

~ THE TRAVELLERS PRO
q. y a.ssoCIATIoN OF AMERi-
r...,aeut--L. v. La Taste,
ssr, Ala rrsas,rer-r,ous
W seei room Ala Union Trust
Btsrsnth and olice Streets. St.
u. DIVISION, T. P. A. OF a.
xAs y ". Michaux, Houston.
. s'sn E. Ludlow San An
-. president--George D. Bennett,
4, vice presldent--c' V. Holland
. |, v1ss Presidential stedman. Jr.,
oo,Rp OF DIRECTORS.
agoos Houston; Frank Arnold, Ed
D L. Burnett. San Antonio;
s y'.sv Dallas; c. O. Horton. Aus
nAI 1abatt, Jr., Galveston; Pat
r,so. Gus Hoover. corsicana; R. L.
r rort worth; Ernest Lssker. La
= rrsnkJ. salms, cuero; Fred D.
w. Tspnple: c. S. E. Holland. Vic
" ~, Herman, Beaumont; e. Sisk,
8. william, Brennan. and
IA Reed. Orange.
coNNITTEE CHAIRMEN.
...,,vs Frank Arnold, San Antonio.
E,.ss Charles L. Sanger, Waco.
4. Howard ". Peak. Fort Worth.
r.I,tiye. Joe Lee Jameson, Austin.
En- A. .. Edgar, Palestine.
En- and transfer A. Dinkelspiel, Dali
.,I,yment, n. C. Barrett. WACO.
M J. 3. Seegar Waco.
N attorney, H. /. Thrie, San An
I. surgeon, Dr.. ]. Allen Kyle. Hous-
!, chaplain, Homer T. Wilson. Fort
b
TcgRs OF THE UNITED CONNER
Al TRAVELLERS OF TEXAS.
It Grand Counsellor-A. F. Dechman,
i
nd Counseior-E. b. Mitchell, Dallas.
,si junior counselor-Alf Diectmann,
htcnio
ird Secretary--J. Il. Seegar. Dallas.
l,j CONDUCTOR. f. Ficklin. Waco.
I'D Psge-B. X. James, San Antonio.
lri sentlnel-W. l.. Kean, Fort
b
tutlye Committee. NJ. Sedbury of
riu and W. c. Akard Of Houston.
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DISCOMFORTS REMOVED
FROM CHANGE OF LIFE

have boon IN peculiar condition for two
years, produced by the change of life- Mensea
became very suanty aud irregular, at times
and cold, ard was In q Distressing condition. /
Ind talscn gruab dead Of medicine in various
forms, but they gave me very little relief. One
day read q. y. II. Advertisement, and as it
was n new remedy to me decided to try ID and
as result tho flrst few doses gave me relief
and two bottles have placed mo In good condi-
ton and am no longer disturbed BY unpleas-
ant and distressing symptoms. think G. r. p
is splendid tonic for change of life and should
be used by all women while passing through it.
MRS. FANNY APPERSON,
Talleysville, va,
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the chamber holds six cartridges. The bull
lets arc the size Of tho head Of large
pin. The cartridges possess sufficient
power 10 send the. bullets through bali
inch pipe board Mr.. Van Allen has tested
the little weapon and found Il accurate.
IL was given to him by friend, wno OBJ
tained It abroad
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All Druggists sell G. F. P. at
ST. bottle, or six bottles for SIS.
Remember it was G. F. p. that
cured all these women, and not
some other medicine 'just as
good" If you wish to be cured
get the only G. F. p.
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GATESvILLE--The examining trial Of
Mrs. J. T. Williams IN which she was
charged with shooting at Mrs. Bedell. was
had. she was released from custody
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land & Co.. worked Liberty and Dayton
Tuesday.
John Shelly OF Dallas and member
Of Post f was in Brehham Wednesday.
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alvert's New Hotel.

(HE EXCHANGE one block east of II.
G. depot. First-class meals ana
+ rooms Good sample rooms furnished.
~ meets all trains.
j. W. HURT, Prop.
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,,v1sroN. T. P. A. OF A.
~ 4 ". Michaux, Houston.
'sa.- lanes E. Ludlow, San An
u. president--George D. Bennett,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-16

=
not disturbed in the slightest degree. It
is stated that Mr...Cassatt bought In this
way q block of 100000 shares of .Balu-
more & Ohio stock through Jacob Schiff,
of Kdehn, Loeb & Co.. New York, and
James ]. Hill, president of the Great
Northern. The, buying of Chesapeake g.
Ohio is another story.
when William K. Vanderbilt sue
ceeded his brother Cornelius, he found
that the earnings of the Vanderbilt sys-
TEN had been greatly reduced, by COM
petition. Then followed the formation
of a combination A full majority Of
the stock of either the Baltimore & Ohio
and Chesapeake & Ohio was not obtain
ed, but Pennsylvania Is credited with
having sufficient to control the policy
of both and select the managers. There
is no intention to consolidate the prop
critics. The only purpose of Mr.. Wander
bilt and Mr. Cassatt is to establish and
maintain rates. The New York Central
secures practical control Of the Big Four
and the Lake Erie & Western as It's
part Of the combination M. d e. Ingalls,
remaining as president Of the Big Four,
but retiring from the Chesapeake 81 Ohio.
The consolidated road Is, likewise in the
deal. and the merging, Of the tWest, Shore,
the old Nickel Plate, with Lake Shore
& Michigan gSouthepnirc1 signifies the
straight line policy of the New York
Central and Pennsylvania has been deter
mined upon. .'''4 @~0'iF 20 - > IS
This is the, cause Of the, $4,000, 900
stock issue. 1t is part Of big deal"
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HEADS OF DIVISIONS.
superintendent of the Northern Pa
cifc Hold Meeting.


The division superintendents of the
Northern Pacific road gathered in st.
Paul yesterday to hold conference with
General Superintendent Kimberly The
custom has prevailed on the Northern
Pacific of holding a session early in each
new year, at which matters of general
interest and information are taken up
and discussed in detail General Super
intendent Kimberly listened to an in
formal resume Of the work of the past
year from his associates and suggested
changes and betterments of methods for
the Improvement Of the service. The
conference has It's social side and is con-
stdered a valuable means of bringing
the general officers and their subordinates
into closer harmony. Every division
on the road was represented. The d.
vision superintendent will return to
their posts today. Those present at the
conference were w. G. Pearce, assistant
general superintendent in charge of the
Western district, with headquarters at
Tacoma; A. A, Law, superintendent,
Minneapolis; q. G. Blanchard, superin-
tendent, Duluth; g. w Vanderslice, SUI
perintendent at Winnipeg; @. ]. Wilson,
superintendent at Jamestown; Newman
Kline, superintendent at Glendive,
Mont: H. J. Horn Jr., superintendent at
livingston, Mont. Charles Russell, SUI
peFintendent at Missoula, Monti r. w.
Gilbert. superintendent at Spokane.
Wash; e. J. Pearson, superintendent at
Tacoma WASH
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EXPECTS GOOD TO FOLLOW.
Vice President HannafOrd on the
Recent New York Meeting.

Vice President J. M. Hannaford, of the
Northern Pacific, who was present at the
session in New York, at which executives
of Western roads talked rate mainten-
ance, is of the opinion that the session
will have the result Of stiffening freight
and passenger rate conditions in the fu-
turs Vice President Miller, of the Great
Northern, made the following statement
yesterday afternoon;
81 am of the opinion that good will
result from the meeting. A definite
agreement was entered into by the Of
ficers to maintain rates and lend their in
f1uence against forces tending to create
disturbances. The conference was entire
ly harmonious and satisfactory, and every
officer present was outspoken in favor of
concerted action" "a
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PENNsYLvAN1A-B. & o. DEAL.
Official of the Former Company De-
fines It's Meaning.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15.-The appar-
emily real meaning Of the new $4,000, 900
Pennsylvania railroad stock issue does
not rest in the plan to abolish grade
crossings and the erection Of a new sta
ton in Philadelphia at the cost of
$1,600.000, together with betterments else
where over the great system, but in
meeting payment for extended purchases
of stock of the G. & o. said to amount
to 100000 shares. A prominent Penn
eylvania railroad official said to re-
porter:
chesapeake & Ohio shares have been
purchased very quietly during the past
few months. In order to effect an i'm
portant. far-reaching railroad deal.
Whenever a share was offered in the
market it was picked up. and the pur-
chase was so skillful that the price was
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RAILWAY NOTES.

A. s, Mash, of the Omaha. left last night
on a Western trip.
f. 8. letter, of the Oregon Railway and
Navigation company, was In the city
Sunday.
G. s. Adams, of Chicago, a railroad tie
contractor, was In the city yesterday aft
ernoon en- route to Duluth.
The coast train of the Northern Pacific
arrived in the city behind time yesterday.
Difficulties on the western end Of the line
caused the delay.
The Great Northern flyer arrived an
hour late yesterday afternoon. Wet
weather in Washington and through the
mountains occasloned the delay.
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ST. ANTHONY HILL.

Conger Bros, Druggists. 400 Selby av.
Campbell Bros. Druggists, 1853 Selby av.
Emil Bull. Druggist. Grand and st. AL
conger Bros, Druggists. selDy and St.
A. I; Guernsey & Son Druggists, selby
RsIt tS i & Co.. Druggists. selby and
"; 4: Frost 8 Coz Druggists. selby and
conger Bros. Druggists, selby and Mac
Straight Bros. Druggists. erotto and
2. s. Rollins, Druggist. 2ss West Seventh.
Lyons Pharmacy, Dale and University. :,
J. w. ,sprague. Druggist, University and
LOWER TowN. -
Tne kpu Gass s.{h s a and and Nab Ess
c. I. Heller. Druggist. Tenth and St,
M. b. Merrill News Dealer, 442 Broad
way, near East seventh.
se Snnssn ra praEss " nssssst
2 cGampbs Pb5 r3Ya;s, Rice es,s st. and
Reeves, Druggist. -. Third and Seventh
NJ: 8. Courtney, 468 Wabasha st.
w. r.. aAoWe. OFuBSiSts IWelltH dfiu AsoU-
ert.
DAYTON's BLUFF.
g. Westby. Druggist. Third and Maria.
Peoples Pharmacy. 1893 East Seventh. :
c.. r. Marelius. Druggist, Bedford and
John Bodin & Co.. Druggists. s5s Payne
A. A. johnson. News Dealer, 54S Lafay-
cite avenue. -
A, & q. schumacher. Druggists, s54
H, w, pickman. Druggist, Fauquier and
East Seventh. -
WEST ST. PAUL.
Hall & Kraft. Druggists. South wabasha
West sIde Pharmacy, South wabasha
Hans Madison, State and Concord.
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