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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-27

loaded coaches arrived this noon over the
Katy. The attendance at the fair this
year is double that OF last year. The ex-
h.bits ere much better. The racing fea-
ture has never been surpassed. The go :
logical department IS attracting much at
tentio1; the col e,ticn OF ores and mlne al
Is exceptionally fine. The fruit d sai- y
can not be oxcelled in any co intry There
is large and attractive exhibit OF Be :
glsn hares at the fair. brought from W s.
ern Texas. THIS exhibit is also des o !
Tor TIE Dallas fair
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Austin, Texas, September 26.-Repre-
sentative b. w. Grubbs of Greenville was
here today on business, and reports the
progress Of industrial education very fiat
tering in almost every portion OF. the
State. He has been in Southwest Texas
and says the people are very enthusiast
tic on the subject He has visited De-
vine, San Antonio and several other
points.
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ReIenned ON nond.

sherman. Texas. September 26.-FurnaA
Weeks. Jointly indicted with Mat Carlton
of the alleged murder OF Wilkes Pierce
near Gordonville. this county, February
10, 1884. was today released from custody
on a bond of $4,000. Carlton made bond
last Saturday and was released. Their
cases will be called November 10.
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st. Louis Results.

st. Louis, September 26.-At Kinloch Park:
Mile and three sxteenths-Ein Eu-
genia s., FL Caney. Time 20liz.
Six turlongs. purse-Duelist. Orleans, Juns-
eta. Time liza
Mile selllng--Laureate. Havlland. Tickfui.
Time 1:4lh.
Mile and three-sxteenths. hurdles--Titus,
Tonic, Yaruba. Timo 2;13.
Six furlongs-Tayon. Loving Cup, Miss Mae
Day. Time 1:l3%
Seven furlongs- Necklace. Percy r.. Ben.
ham Time 1901.
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TIVE TRINITY.

aildE DONE BY WEST FORK.
WORTH Texas, September 26.-Con-
alns In the Panhandle country
.sss much damage. The railroads
MNn more or less sufferers from
,'s's and much trackage has been
az, Inc Rock Island is running
~ oN OIL This city over the Fori
~ Denver road to Bowie in Mon
@.s'y on account of the high
y, ~. supmerges its tracks between
~ ~ newark. The rise of the West
4, = n caused all this trouble. The
~ lar however. has not been
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r,,.t wharton County Pecans.

wharton, Texas. September 26.-rhe
first pecans of the season are now coming
in. Mr.. ]. C. Payne, who has been one OF
the largest buyers of this section, says the
nuts--what few are offered 50 far-are OF
a very Inferior quality. having peen down
down Inv the storm. and all hinds mixed
together. They will sell for from sl.5O to
81 per bushel. Only about four-htths Of
crop viii be realized. Before September
the pecan crop of this county was Inc
finest ever seen for twenty years.
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cnnxictInn. Mt arYnn,

Bryan. Texas. September 2s.-Dave Nell
son. colored, charged with shooting his
own daughter, plead guilty in the district
court and was given three years.
Frank Hardy, charged with assault TO
murder, was convicted and given two
years. There are several murder cases
on the docket yet to be tried.
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yictnria Ne,,s Noten,

Victoria. Texas, September 26.-Miss
Myrtle Barnes has resigned her position
in the public school, and the bead hal
elected Miss Louise Burnett of Galveston 10
ill the vacancy.
Judge June Cox, tax agent for the SUM-
set route. Is in the city.
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Held In 10000 Bond.

Palestine, Teasx, September 2s.-Dud
Ferris, charged with the killing OF
Charles Curtis at Post Oak Prairie, stood
his examining trial before Justice Nc
Means today and was placed under a
$4,000 bond to await the action OF the
grand Jury. The bond has-<not been FUR
nished.
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Tux Rolls Filed.

Austin, Texas, September 2e.-Ths
following tax rolls came in today:
Guadalupe county-Total valuation
$4,69S. 0S7; increase s64,eS1.
Smith county--Total valuation s5,7SS,-
$50; increase $455.
Newton county-TotaI valuation 81, 49,
961; decrease 1896.
Jones county--Total valuation sl,s73,-
$50; increase $1l5,4gs.
Walker county--Total valuation S2,545,-
ESQ; increase $SS, $50.
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Neurn Murdered HI. WIG.

Jefferson, Texas, September 26.-Robert
Greer, a negro about % years old, shot
and killed his wife and fatally wounde 1
his wife's ster, Lily Carr. He made h s
escape, leaving his pistol and Shoes. The
cause of the tragedy Is unknown, as the
negro has heretofore borne good reputa-
tion
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Austin, Texas September 2e.--Judge
Cravens, the governors private secretary,
received telegram from the governor
this morning stating that he would ar
rive in Austin In tho morning.
When the governor left town he said
ha would return as soon as possible.
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N.v, n,ntist church Mt Paris.

Paris Texas. September 25.--ke'' u
son of Dallas has been called to the pas
torste of the Auditorium Baptist church
This is the split wing Of the Baptist con-
eregation that withdrew from the regulsr
church. but which has the sanction OF inc
association Ever since they split the con-
gregssion has been worshiping In nan
A committee IS at work looking t'r
site for a church building and nanasone
new edihce will be erected.
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sslSG AT Ia GRANGE.

i'args, Texas, September 26.---The
ab river at this point has risen
Wnly-hye feet and is still rising
III It's now out of the first banks
Y ssler is beginning to spread out
Ma Farmers having cotton in
a'ef valley are paying pickers 81 per
1a ~unts, hoping TO save what crop
ave
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screw Worms Numerous.

Austin, Texas. September 26,--Farmers
report here that screw worms are trying
TO get the best of their stock. They are
playing havoc with cattle, having killed
hundred or more In This county. They
say the worms are worse than ley have
been for thirty years. The epidemic is
attributed TO the continued wet weather.
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Austin. Texas September 2s.--The
sixth annual convention of tho Southern
Philatelic association has been called to
meet In New Brsunfes November and
3. This association has among its mem
hership residents of nearly all the South
ern States from Maryland to Texas. and
few in other States.
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yictIm n, Co.I on can

Denton, Texas. September 2s.-Mrs. J.
ID. Wallace, wife Of prominent farmer
in the northern part OF this county, died
last night from burns received In light
Ing hrs with coal oil.
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Hnmthnrne neruIts.

Chicago. September 2e.-Fiye furlonss-
Natural Gas. Lady Iris. Regea. Time l;O2
Port Wine Pass Arst, but was disqualified
for crowding.
Six furIongs-Bessle Macklin. Prejudice.
Unknown. Time 1:l4h.
Six furlongs--Slr Christopher, Goal Run
ner. Rival Dare. Time 1:13%.
Mile and a sixteenth-Van Hoorebecke,
Florizar Osn6t. Time 1:i6&
Mile and seventy yards, selllng--Prairle
Dog Defender IL. Depending. Time l:4t.
Mile and seventy yards, sellipgPrecursor,
sauber. Pirate J. Time 1:46%
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-27

Purely vegetable, without mercurlsi OF
other mineral poisons, casesrets Candy
Csthartic cure chronic constipation All
druggists, 1oc, 2bc, 5oc.
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: HAS COTTON CROP.

's~sralissoonn County. Texas. Sep
,ss,srdss, large crowd of ne
NJ ara esy Tor Taylor to pick
- paid 81 per hundred for
Asssss4nshe County. Texas.
great deal Of rain II
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BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BROOKLYN September 26Thc Brooklyns
PLAYED In championship form today, and
whitewaehed tho philltes with enso.
Score II II u
Philadelphia .....,...... 00l eco CO.,
brooklyn ........,.,,.... 100 o'0 2f' IL u
Donahue. Mcfarland and Douglass; Ktson
and Farrell.
Pittsburg. September 2scincInnai de-
feated the home team today by better all
around PLAYING. Elys two errors we're cost
~ HartBell's batting was tho feature.
Score IL ~
PIttsburg ............ 20i 100 o00-- s 3
Cincinnati ............. 00' ga 200 10
Tannehill, Philippl and thinner; Scott and
Knhoe.
Boston, September 26-Boston won today's
game. making 1t three straight from New
York =.
Score IL ~
Rtston .............. 2Oo 80 oS'- .
New York .............., AGO 3io 600 II 3
Dineen. Conner and Clarke; Matthcwson,
Seymour, Mercer and Grady
St. Louis September 26.-st Louis Chicago
game postponed; rain.
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|sYye TO SAVE THE BRIDGE.

Grhs, Texas, September 26.-Tho
xs.rise in the Colorado river reach
MHasus at . O'clock last night and
srx reached height Of twenty-five
AiViees from points above indi.
u early fall. The rise from Lo-
cd Goldthwaite will not reach
zsss Until Saturday the 18th. 4
II about fifty men are engaged
Erinlng the bridge OF the Southern
Railroad company and attempting
hcase drift which has accumulated
The county bridges are being
liter by forces under the direction
!. nuniy Judge.
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ToDAY,s ENTRIES.

Elevsn- sixteenths Of mile, 2-year-olds--
Sad Sam, Cora Goetz, Likeness 40, Hernando.
Harry Herendeen. Blink los Bonnie Lisssk,
Tonicum, Denizuls, Quarter Back 100, Marcia
Wands Tenpy Belle io2.
en-eighths of a mlie-Harry Nutter III.
John Yerkss III, Headwater leg. Highland
Lad iOC Tremble Bill Garrett l03.
Six flrlongs. selling. -year-oids-lnyir's@
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Beeville. Texas, September 2i.-Hisb winds
have prevailed here for several days, caus-
drying out the ground great deal Sasr,S
all the farmers who can are holding their
cotton for higher price IT, sold some
a short time ago for 10 cents and are nor
satisfied now II they cant get 10 cents for
all Of II. They believe it will 20 I'm n IN
cents again in a short time. "
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NAyASOTA Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ
Martin. q boy September rs.
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[ln DAMAGE TO SAN SABA.

h asa. Texas. September 26.-No
In |, the town; only twenty-foot rise
ssn Saba. The Colorado river from
hi 10 fifteen feet higher than ever
IN No loss OF life. but big damage
k,rs No loss OF stock.
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peni.op Fair a Success.

Denison, Texas, September zo.--i ms y
Indian Territory Day at the far fourleen
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1879 Asnusr AVENUE.

bv A Prairie southve
Prairie
ruRgs
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( Of The RIVERS
II !, Small DANGER Of Any Over
flow.
I'm DROWNED At MEANWHILE
y. Horse into the swollen
Man and Team Were
o,.rued Near Dallas.

r,x,, September 25.-Damage
n ,,oa IN this section is light. No
~. 1, reported. The two men,
',.rs and Paul Corte. who were
!. II |. h. middle of the Llano and
'.A to take to a tree and remain
I. .,lrty. nine hours, were rescued
s,ninf
roryG MAN DROWNED.
,.,,,o Texas. September 22.-For
!, ,,ne since Friday morning the
,or a few short intervals this
In. It having rained almost In
IN lie balance of the time. All
!, srauehes and draws are swollen.
,.s,,lv Middle Concho. from which
s,,r extends up North Concho into
IN some distance above tho
Z. A. The two streams below San
,,,rs Of damage or loss Of life
~, in vet save the drowning OF
mi, son Of William S. Kelly, Of
i'r4r firm OF william Cameron &
a vice president of the Concho
III huk Of this city. The young
n rIght into the san Saba river
|,r,r,vllIe. yesterday noon, rider and
sTuppearing and were seen no mora
uni some time last night. There
nm have been an eight-foot rise in
.r and the weather continuing I'M
N p,rchers remained with the body
An morning. when it was intended
-rH ia MEANWHILE. which is on the
ia Of the river. The body will be
n 10 this city for interment as soon
\, v.tsrs subJide. Young Kelly was a
IN q company q. Third Texas VOL
y Infantry. during the Spanish
Ma, var.
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"Kf M Akt ~aFs
"Abbeys salt when
water Is added 10 q very
delightful aperient bev-
craee. highly palatsbls
and effective.
II contains no ingredIs
ent Of an injurious or
unwhoi esome character.
and may be taken freely
as a beverage"
JoHr BAKrx EpwARDst.
Ph.D., D.c.L., PCS,
Emeritus Professor
Chem istry, University
Bishops College, and
Dominion Onhcial Ana.
IySt. ----
90 CLASSIC ST.,
HoosrcK FALLS, N. Y.
"Abbey's Salt II per-
feet. ] thank YOU for
putting on the market
such a valuable article.
II ia pleasant and effect
i've"
GRoRoE NJ. LAM. NJ. d.
1879 Asnusy AVENUE.
EVANSTON, H..
Dec. Al, seo9.
+" Your Eherveseent
Salt 10 an excellent arti-
Gle. being gentiy laxative
and cooling, and aKree-
able at the same time. I
consider II also an exc
cellent adjunct in the
treatment Of nervous ef-
fectious on account OF
its soothing qualities"
DR.. VA, d. MANN.
4so PUTNAM AVE,
BaooKLyN, N. ".
Nov. II, ,a9e.
~ consider Abbey's
salt a most excellent
aperient and cooling
drink"
CnARIRs II. MANNING,
NJ d.
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Ennis. Ellis County Texas. sentemhsr
26.--Cotton picking has been resumed IN
full force since the big rains aud pick-
ers are still in demand. Several carloads
have been imported here the past few
days. Most of the 1900 crop is now open
and gathering will be completed early this
fall.
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The Cardinal Points

In favor of the Nickel Plate Road are
safe and easy roadway, fine trains lu1ur-
ious equipment aud fast time. These
combined with solid through vestibuled
sleeping and dining car service make the
Nickel Plate road desirable route be-
tween Chicago, Ft. Wayne, Cleveland
Erie, Buffalo, New York, Boston, and all
points east. The travelling public already
know that the rates via this road are
lower than other lines.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-07

Street appropriations for the
coming fiscal year should be lib>
eral. Laying the water mains and
the construction work for sewerage
will leave the streets in bad condi,
ton for the summer. Much
work will necessarily have to be
done and it should be done in a
manner which will leave it as a
permanent improvement, even if
the expense is somewhat greater.
The rule should be henceforward
that no work should be done,
which will blow away with the
winds of the year, but permanent
roadway construction with gravel
and cinder should supersede much
of the present manner Of street i'm
provement.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-07

The press reports give out that
Rudyard Kipling has gone to Cape
town for his health. The doctors
warned him that he would likely
fall victim to consumption if he
remained in England for the rest of
the winter. When he had his very
dangerous illness in New York last
year ha was as near death as man
could be and live.
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The Salt Lake Herald says tina
prOvcnent

The Salt Lake Herald says that
there will be no compromise. The
principle of bimctallism is as sacred
now as it was in 1896. The silver
issue is paramount. Pending finan-
cial legislation has made it so. If
those who renounced the party of
gold four years ago are as true to
principle as Mr. Bryan is they well
reply to the Establishments of in>
huence and the threats of power as
he has replied to them. The ap>
preaching campaign will furnish an
excellent opportunity for avowed
silver men to prove their loyalty.
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A Peerless Trio

OF solid through express trains daily
via the Nickel Plate road between Chic.
ago, FIT. Wayne, Cleveland, Erie, Butfa-
10, New York City, Boston and intermed-
late points. Service and equipment
among the best, rates lower than via
other lines. The shortest route between
Chicago and Buffalo. Uniformed color
ed porters attend the wants of passen-
gers in day coaches.
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The more the soldiery of Law
ton, the dead hero, is brought be-
fore the public, the greater his
name grows in the hearts of the
people. Lawton was the personifi-
cation Of the ideal soldier after the
Napoleonic type. Otis is the
bureaucratic strategist. The per-
sonality of Lawton could have in
cited soldiers to deeds of daring,
while under Otis it might have
been hard work keeping them from
beating to cover
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Tammany will listen to Bryan in

Tammany will listen to Bryan in
spite of itself. 1t entertained him
and refused to let him speak, now
they are invited to hear him speak,
through the courtesy Of another
organization and they dare not re-
tuse the invitation. Any time that
Tammany considers itself larger
than Mr.. Bryan and the cause he
represents, that time will witness
the decadence of Tammany as a
leading democratic organization.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-07

The sewerage question, now that
the city water system is completed,
is the all important question. There
should not be moments delay in
prosecuting the work. The delay
already incurred has been a costly
one to the city.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-07
EDISON SERIOUSLY ILL.

Akron, Feb. 6-Thomas A. Edison, Sr.
is quite seriously ill in this city. The
great inventor had been attending the
funeral Of a sister at Milan, O., and ar
rived her Sunday, taking Immediately to
his bed. The physicians proclaim his
illness to be acute laryngitis.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-07
ABOUT THE BOERS

Regarding the dispatches from
Ladysmith saying that Buffers
guns have been heard there, it is
surmised that some practice may
have been going on with the new
batteries which have Just reached
the front.
Webster Davis, the United
States Assistant Secretary of the
Interior, accompanied by party
of friends, is at the head laager
of the Beers at Ladysmith and is
closely inspecting the camps and
positions.
The British force on the Tugela
has been reinforced with men and
guns, but Gen. Joubert and his
$4,000 men can call in no new
regiments, for the Beers have
need of all their men to defend
the borders of the Free State.
We will sell you or buy with pleasure.
L J.
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Fidelity Savings

In the very nature OF things man is
home builder, on the same principle as
are all the lower order OF beings. 1t
matters not at what time he builds the
home, there is always the latent desire
within him to possess it. The longer 1t
is deferred the more powerful becomes
the longing
A home is the one refuge of man
where he is unassailable. He is there
monarch, and because of this masterful
feeling, generally the whole life of a man
is consumed in obtaining home which
suits his taste and the size OF his pocket
book
However, in this day and generation
no such heightened time is required to
possess home. Modern methods, inan
ciering and the combination Of many
home builders makes it possible to Sc
cure home, many years in advance OF
lang syne." The institution known as
the savings association or the building
loan association has made it practicable
and possible for the wage Garner, orthe
man OF small means, to build home for
himself and family at once or at any
time he can make up his mind to save,
through the savings association, the
money wasted in paying rent.
An institution which has been the
means of building many homes in this
city, on the plan outlined above. is the
Fidelity Savings association, of Denver,
whose local agents are Delaplain & Cros-
by. Here is company which has put
back in the city over 100000 in cash for
the building OF homes, and stands now
at the doors of the city at your door and
my door. begging permission to place
more money here, through the home
builder. How much of that money does
any one suppose has beed given them in
payment for stock? Not the one tsnth
of it, making low estimate.
However, the company is here for bus
mess. There is no trouble whatever in
getting the money to build a home and
any one having any idea whatever OF
making an attempt the present year to
secure home for themselves, would
make money by seeing the agents Of the
Fidelity Savings association in this city
Messrs. Delaplain Il Crosby, while their
special agent, E. N. Carter, bides with
them, as the influence and knowledge Of
Mr.. Carter while on the ground in pass
ing on a loan ia invaluable and saves,
sometimes, tedious delays, although the
Fidelity association is noted for its
prompt pay and business like methods.
One feature alone is worth great deal
to an intending borrower and that is
that he can at any time pay off hun
dred dollars OF his Indebtedness and
thereby cut down interest and payment
upon his loan.
To pay one hundred dollars does not
require that amount, as the loan is re-
duced each month after borrowing,
which benefit Is yours All other pay
ments are reduced proportionately, after
the first hundred Is paid.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-07

With anxiety we await Dom
Paul's reception Of young Hay at
Pretoria. In the order of the fits
ness of things he should be pad
died and returned home.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-07

The Chicago Record says that
there is some hope for the British
at last. There generals are begin
ming to talk about conducting their
campaign on plan laid down by
General Sherman.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-07

The scarcity of snow in the
mountains, so far this winter, has
caused the cattle men and ranch
men to wonder where the water
supply for next summer will come
from.
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About the Weather.

The maximum temperature during the
past "a hours, so degrees, and the mini
mum this morning 27 degrees.
Tne forecast for this section is:
Snow tonight and p p,ssibly Thursday;
cold wave tonight, high northerly wind.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-07

Butler must be still on the safe
side of the Tugela river, as the
associated press has not reported
a big battle for day or two.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-07

If true that British soldiers COM
NIT acts against the usages OF war,
when caught they should suffer
the punishment OF spies.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-07

"A rubber neck" is what small
Sunday school scholar said a man
would need, who would look him>
self squarely in the eyes.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-07

The weather bureau in this city,
through its Chicago connection,
actually called the turn on today's
weather.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-07
Wednesday, February 7, 1900.

The Brief History Of the Grand
Valley will be a credit to Grand
Junction and Mesa county.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-07

Did you hear the music Thursday
nightY Why that was the Columbine
band practicipg for their ball
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-07

Chicago is making preparations
to entertain Admiral Dewey next
May. They propose to fit out a
fleet resembling the one at Manila,
and with Dewey standing on the
bridge of the Olympia to triumph>
antly sail down her twenty-eight
mile drainage canal to Lockport.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-07

Gray hairs and womanhood
must be respected. The whipping
post in the state of Delaware is the
punishment for wife beaters and
those who attack women. And
there is only a small fraction of
difference between one who COM
mits the act and one who abets.
The daily sentinel., 1900-02-07

Those desiring a reading of the hand, can OBJ
tain same with book, by sending an impression
of palms, and date and place of birth, to DR..
McIvor-TyndaII at the Hotel Albany, Denver
Fee for reading, including book, s..
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We will sell you or buy with pleasure.
Krohn the new second hand man.