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Arizona republican., 1901-04-27

The woman who always says mo" is apt to remain in the spinster class
Arizona republican., 1901-04-27
CAUGHT A DREADFUL COLD.

Marion kooke, manager for q. M. Thompson. large importer of fine mill linery at 1858 Milwaukee avenue, Chi cago. says: During the late severe weather caught a dreadful cold which kept me awake at night and made me unfit to attend my work during the day. One of my milliners was taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for se- we're cold at that time, which seemed t relieve her so quickly that I bought some for myself. It acted like magic and I began to improve at once. l am now entirely well and feel very pleased to acknowledge its merits" For sale by all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-27

ation. The suffering l endured pen cannot describe. l was treated by one of our most prominent physicians here for five months, and found myself getting worse instead of better. At the end of the fifth month he told me he had done all he could for me, and that had better go to the hospital.
 My sister advised me to try your Vegetable Compound, as it cured her of backache. 1 did so, and took it faithfully, and cn: now cured of my trouble, and in perfect health, many thanks to your medicine. 1 cannot praise it enough, and would recom- mend it to all who suffer from any female weakness. "- MRS. II. s. BALL, 46l Orchard St., New Haven, Conn.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-27

cine. l must say it is the grandes d e st medicine on earth, and have advised a great many suf- fering with female troubles to take 1t. l tell people I wish l could go on the platform and lec- ture on it.
 " My trouble was painful menstrlua.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-27

A great man usually works his fool remarks off under the head of vii.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-27

Every man sets himelf up a tand- ard by which he meaures others.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-27
PAINFUL PERIODS.

I cannot help but feel that it is my duty to do something in regard to recommending your wonderful medi.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-27
NERVOUS REGISTRATION.

For two years l suffered from nervous p:ostration, the result of female weakness. 1 had leucorrhoea very badly, and at time of menstrual tion would be obliged to go to bed. Also suffered with headaches, pain across back, and in lower part of abdomen. l was so discouraged. 1 had read of Lydia F. Pinkham's Com pound, and concluded to give it a trial. l wrote to Mrs. Pinkham, and received very nice letter in return. l began ut once the use of her Vegetable Com pound and Blood Purifier, and am now feeling splendid. have no more pain at monthly periods, can do my own work. and have gained ten pounds. would not hc without your Vegetable Compound. It is a splendid medicine. l am verythanlSful for what thas done for me. " Mas. ]. ". l., 7G Carolina Ave, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
 IfLydia T. Pinkham's Vegetable c Nt ..,ll
Arizona republican., 1901-04-27

Judge a womans actions in the klich- en rather than al a social function.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-27

tell until yit really we'll he something his which i'm to the eide we do
Arizona republican., 1901-04-27
ORGANIC INFLAMMATION.

"DEAR Mas. PISKHAn II was troubled very badly with inaamma- tion of the bladder, was sick in bed with 1t. had two doctors, but they did me no good. A fricad g2ve Ine Lydia E. Pinliham's Vegetable Com pound, and 1t helped nc. 1 h2ve now taken three bottles of it, and l am entirely cured. It is a God-send to any woman, and would recommend it to any one suffering as was. l think, if most of the women would take more of your medicine instead of going to the doctors, they would be better off. The Compound has also cured my husband of kidney trouble"
 Mas. MABEL GooKIN,
 Box l60 Mechanic Falls, Maine.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-27

After struggle attain and public adfa belief
  to mcrtsd confidence a Q ou fellow all  in merit this
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PERSONAL MENTION.

r J. o. sullivan Of Omaha ia at tn,
Tawlor,
Tom " Foster Of omaha is autographs,
at the Lawlor
T. II. smith OF Kansas city is registered
az the Lawlur
G.. G. and Hal w. Greer of Beaumont
are NJ the Logan.
Mr. j, s. rurdnau Of Henderson is a
guest AT the Logan.
G.. G. Glhbs Of SAN Antonio is late ar
rival at the Lawlor
Judge Don a. Bliss Of sherman Is tate
arrival AT the Lawlor
Mrs. a. Van A!styn OF Galveston Is a
guest AT the Bristol.
Mrs j. W. beer and child OF Chicago
are guests nt the Hotel Bristol.
y. G. Henderson of Beaumont Is among
the late arrivals at the Bristol
G. W. Slaughter Of san Augustine Is
among the guests at the Lawlor,
f H. shirley Of the Houston and Texas
central Is guest AT the Iawlor
a. g. Moscly: prominent attorney of
peniSou. Is registered nj the Lawlor
Mrs. Il. Nordhaus OF San Antonio Is the
guest Of her son, T. Nordhaus, at 1910 La.
Miss Belle Edney is visiting her cousin.
MrS {. rhtman, az her home. 25l4 Cap.
lt"l uvcnnc.
nr G. " Griffith Of La Porto spcnt yes.
tho Bristol.
- w. T blanchard md $. L. Williams 81
lurc'u J. T., are mmung the enthusiastic
oil Ioen at the Logan.
6. e. Gibbs. land agent for the Southern
racine. arrived Ia houston yesterday, aud
Is stopping nj the Lawlor
Or. r. Lay il, md wife Of New or
IranE are spending a few days IN the city
ana nave pnrlnrS ri the Logan
l'r. r. w Cheatham ~ Clarksville came
down 10 take tho temperature ~ the oil
excitement and Is registered ~ the Logan
Hon. philander Han Of Webster and his
VIE leave for Michigan by the Santa Fe
t'dnS "a Visit their son. Mr.. Han came
mere Ave years ago for his health, which
mas been fuliy restored,
W, w. Kirby, r. H. Rider and II He'd.
rick or cripple Creek. who arc In tho civ
on their way tn the Beaumont oil field
say trlpplo Creek Is already making prep,
uL1llnnS Tor the entertainment this wear Of
the iransmlsslsSipni Congress.
governor SaNers. who will take mart In
Ihe presidential reception exercises today
arrived "a the city last night and Is I'm
guest OF T. w. House. Congressman
lhomas II. Bah Is also hero and Congress.
man De Granenreld IL expected 10 M, Z,
Houston this morning.
Mrs Salle Morriss Morcland. danebter q,
we late Richard s. Morrlss. after nm nj.
sehce OF two wears visiting 81 Louis ~
.niiihood home of her father ma go
tncky, her mothers native state Ma
turned. she will he glad to sec her friends
at vi Dallas avenue, "NS
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HOW THEIR PLEDGES WERE KEPT.


pncpa efficient
noir T- nor -G -S5i 70 NJ 5=- I'm - 1.s
actions board Of
Here Interview
election a
Interviewed the candidates
positively
were
dismissed without charge hearing them Misses McDonush
Hoffman
Instances talent Imported from abroad
tha moi
know That hey termed out for political
Aud schools ifarot
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pAUeHTERs oF REPunLIc.
The Interesting Part They VIII Take in
the Presidential Reception.

INC TfeSlucnual hccepuon,
Tho san Jaciuto chapter. Daughters Of
thu Republic OF Texas, held their regular
ronthly meeting yesterday afternoon at
the residence Of Mrs. NJ. j. Brls,oe. The
suhicct of the fencing in Of the battlefield
of san J0cinto held the first place anl a
determination expressed 10 keep mn tho
good work WIS shown An inyItatlon TO
loIn In he memorial services OF the Sic.
Clellin post, Grand Army Of the Republic
on the Soth OF this mouth, was accented
AMI q committee composed Of Mrs Nnllt,
cox. Mrs, Charles Mil y aud Mrs NJ 81
ostel Was appointed tn confer with ~.
rumuitttc from the post, as reltestsd hv
the laticr The chapter give Mrs / +
McheeNer, Jr. veto of thanks for COT
ing M tho handsome Texas nag 10 hn nre
scented To Mr. Mckinley today. This ,vtu
lc unique feature OF the days exercises
Ns no other State hut Texas eau giye nm on,
hlem Of her past independence M n scn
nrate nation OF The world The present.
ton speech viii he made by Mrs TrwItz
Tor Mrs, Arson Jones whose feeble health
prevents her speaking but she will be
present TO give the nag, as II Is epihcn,lv
apnl oprate for the widow Of tho prr,ident
OF Texas 20 do. With her and Mrs. UrwitS
VIII be Mrs: J. j McKeever Jr Mr.
1ousion Williams, daughter. nf General
sam Houston Of san Jacinto fame.
me annual election of officers was most
p'heu until the arst Thursday I'm June
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CHANCE FOR TAX DELINouENTs.
City Win Give Original Owners chano.
TO Paw liz and PnAan...

Az the executive session OF the CITY conn.
Gil held Wednesday night the question Of
mack taxes. was taken M for considero-
tlon the delinqucnccs amounting in ain
l" ,aaeont $4,000. OF this amount the city
no ulu YAK deeds TO about 100000 worth or
property; which is proving quite drain in
anu purdcn In keeping up county ana STAGE
"a Tso Inc city attorney was authorized
Tor which the city holds tax dcadS ana
d " original owners will be given thirty
rs9{con IN ,N which to pay up the taxes and
soiJ ~ , ,hif ptoper& Falling It Will he
o o0lIiiHehced 20 cover other amounts dne
amI Judgments obtained against the prom.
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Statement from ME-. ErodorioL

I To the Editor Of Tho Post.
Houston. Texas, May . In circular
/ which was recently mailed out from the
school supcrintcndcnt's office, notice thar
an ehort Is made 10 Justify the payment
nf salary Of 5000 year 10 the sccro.
| taF Of the school hoard by saving that
this was previously done, as MIR. j. ).
Frederick was paid So per month for
such services during Mr.. Kmhronch's IRIS,
term ~ office
Wish 10 say that this statement y,
wholly untrue. | was never secretary Of
the school hoard and never a member n,
mat body was simply clerk in tho
superintendent office Cling the position
which Miss McGowcu Is now filling for
AR Rarett. Mr.. Shearn was secretary Of
tue board and need not say that ne
never received = dollar for his services
instead Of receiving SO month for my
services ] received Si0 a month for the
nr't three months and $40 n month for
Tue remainder Of the time. understand
that Miss McGowcn has received $50 a
month for the same services under Mr..
barneit and that the big salary allowed
the secretary of the present school board
Is In addition to Miss McGowcn's salary.
MY understanding Is also that last year
MISS Guyon did the work that both NJ IS
McEowcn and Miss pannel are doing this
year and yet MIR. shearn, who was sun
secretary OF the board, never thought OF
trying to get salary, although there WIS
Just as much Of Bookkeeping and other
clerical work last year as there has been
this year.
If we may Judge al; the statements in
tins circular by the one In reference 10
my work and salary, II certainly Ia a very
Unfair and false statement.
Rro1.rg,t-
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CITY BREvlTlEs.


weekly bali tonight, resu'ar
~ ne lot Springs Doctors win Distribute
~, e." nnGs 20 hoys who win call FOR thcm
ny ~" o'clock this morning. W
give an Entertainment m Mrs uit, MI
STA O'clock 'N' 'nisht "t
Mt Joe Manino Of this city rceelve,
Moru Yesterday morning from San Fran'
city, was very IN. ~ t"a'
Services viii he held AZ Tco,n,. p.,.
issei tentght AZ 7:4o ana tomorrow morn.
ING az 10. subject of address. "JnGatsrn
a Religion Of IDEAS 'Uu@'sm
street Commissioner Matt brennan had
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The Ladies Of Houston lcvit.d

mrs o. T. Holt chairman Of ladies' re-
'e9'ion committee, desires to extend an
invitation to all the ladies OF Houston ~
an. nd reception give in honor of the
iSites N President McKInley's PARTY he
tween Ihe hours OF $40 ana 10 a. m, Fri.
u'y NJ ihe parlors Of the Rice hotel.
o"ihg To the hours being rathor eoriv
the ladies are urged TO be prcsnt pro,nn,i,.
at the hours named. '''
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nus street force at work Yesterday cleaning
uli the streets that viii be traverscd tb :
morning 10y the presidential party.
All business people who have been in
the habit II putting trash In the street are
requested tn refrain this morning and not
Rn%rs their trash out "ndI saturday morn
The picnic Of tho Second rresbytcrlnn
sunday school will be given at smiths
farm two miles south of the city on Sat
al $50 "A. m.
>, There are undelyered kilograms ut the
Postal telegraph office, IFS Main street
tor T. Fl Brown. j. d. Watts. ]. j. shan.
non u "; Clouston, George Anderson
tcoloreh, f. y, Combs, Horace Moore.
musical and literary program. lnclud.
Ing an address by Rev Dr. Riley Of the
FIRST Baptist church, Is being arranged nv
the Young Womrn's Christian Temperance
Union ~ the residence of Mrs. w. H. Mi.
nils. ISIS Austin avenue
A delegation Of citizens from League City
came in last night with handsomely ar.
ranged assortment Of strawberries viii IN
they VIII present "a President and Mrs
Mckinley this morning AZ the denot before
the train pulls out for Prairie View.
The general committee who had charge
Of tn" recent 81 Patrlcks Day celebration
met last night and received report from
tho auditing committee, showing the re
ctiptS 81 the celebration for the Dick
Downing monument fund had ncttcd
S4il2l
There are uudelivcrcd kilograms at the
office Of the Western Union Telegraph com.
pdur Tor W. w. French. John W. Dawson
W. \. McAlster. G. II. Burton James
Dalo. +. II. Brown. \. w. Collins sam
Leach Horace Moore. Il. Lee owen,
Iamcs Hays Quarlcs, W, II. Curtis and II.
j. Rogers.
Or Cronin, win be absent from the city
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president they VIII fail 10 hehind his car
rlagc and march as FAR rs Caroline street,
whence they will proceed l5 another rontc
10 the Auditorium.
The Italian society will he lined Mp in
open rank on reNas avenue in front of
Christ church and will salute the presi-
dent rs he passes
The while school children viii be assem-.
hled with flags and flowers on either side
Of Caroline street from Texas avenue 10
Mckinney.
equipped will occupy both sides " Craw-
ford street from Mckinney to Polk ave
nue..
y Polk avenue n handsome arch has
been constructed over the street by
the cOlovcd citizens ~ Houston under
which The presidents carriage will he
stopped long enough for him 10 receive
some testimonial "a be presented hIm by
the culored people.
Al the Auditorium the ceremonial feature
Of the presidents visit will take place.
Mayor Woolfprd win present the governor,
Who in turn. win present the president,
who viii deliver ara address " such dura-
ton as the time Will permit Al the con-
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same scale of wages, or in the event of en-
ploying incompetent men to pay them a
wage below the scale, the same as In the
matter of extraordinary good men. who
are now paid considerably more than 81. IS
per day.
Naturally enough the union objects Ia
the feature MS an industry operated
upon this basis could scarcely come
within the union. A meeting If the union
conference committee made its report and
offered suggestions which viii he embodied
In a new report, which will be submitted
to the operators this morning, and In all
The strike involves about fifty skilled
Workmcn, and has resulted in the complete
closing down of the Houston Co operative
company plant md the mill of the Tcch-
man Manufacturing company The mills
OF tue Bertng Manufacturing company and
Henry House are only slightly effected by
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GREAT MINERAL WEALTH.
DR.. Q. r. RILEY REPORTS ON GRIMES
coUNTYS RESOURCES.
Unustaksble Signs Of Oil---lnvestors
FIocking in ard Picking Up All
Available Lands.

Dr y. +. Riley, pastor Of the First Bap-
tist church 81 this city. reurucd few day 5
ago from rnstlcaung trip into Grtmc>
county. EiEhiecn miles northeast Of Naya.
soia Is to be encountered. according to- his
statement one of the most wonderful re-
gons he ever visited. At Lambs Springs
ne fonnd natural gas IN conjunction Wiz
springs NJ mineral water and In the beds
Of streams. lie represents the waters IN
the streams rs being greatly aGitatel ny
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES ELECTION
W'll Be Held Ton1orrow-Places Desio
mated as POLLING Places

W''' Be Held Ton1ouow-Plaoes Desiu
mated as Polling Places.
IN" election Of four trustees for tbo
independent school district Of Houston In
succeed Trustees Dow. Scttegast. Trocv
ana Schneider whose terms expire. vii,
take place tomorrow. Voting places VIII
sc open Tor me acceptsnce Of ballots from
Al erroneous impression prevailed 70
S some extent at least. that only propcrty
TTWhcrS can participate In this 6lon,ton'
This is not the case however [l'c ,,,1l.
n SS o yGter under the State law wha fa
exercise his franchise. and sbonid Az ~
al heart ii"uS'oh schools
ID rae following places have been dc.I.pat.
Elrst N1rd-tl1wthcrno school
- Se,ond Ward Hamilton stree, scboo,
.rrnirg ward lai- High school bnllding
nhlrd Ward (hl No : engine bonsm
rInurt Werd-Taylor school bonsc
EiLih Ward "a pythlan hall.
tirth Ward thl--CaScara schonl ho,so
sixth Ward-Dow school house. must
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Monroe Red Released

nvnroe Red the negro boy arrested ON a
u'S, 81 setting IRE to the building IN
on rs" Snnd hse persons were burned TO death
rhs Maisch's court yesterday event, ~
wssrs was az insufielency of eyIdencs -
nolIs a nI, holding the boy and the case wsv
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ctnsti,,,,uIesp despair because YOU have weak
~ ~ EkBlNE win assuredIv stren"tbppn ~ ~
! 10 every drop Of HERRINE ,brrs n l;rl H.
b 5neTs l. stimuiatng regcneratng BOW tr
nrrna m flan ~ '"9 WhoIe range Of medicinal
oS \ b. Kiesllng, druggist. So Man
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'ofporation and notary seals. 50 20. noob
e seals for notares, $500. lose osep b''I
i MIhIhun's s,s gngraying, stencil cutting and
Houston, Texas, 'es'ou avenue,
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cast Hnsl arrived al Settegast Bros stable
S onn ne al extra good driving horses ANY.
ana II ~ tSo, ANYTHING In that line win
oeiore buying. W, o. Romlnrer '"'S STOCK
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WOOD WORKERS ON STRIKE
WANT TO COMPLETELY UNioNlzE
THE PLANNING MILLS.
Contend for the Employment OF Only
Union Men, a Nne-hour Day
and S2.75 Pay.

-- Il 71~-Trit - - ~ - h..
tween the woodwotkcrs and the operator
NJ the union planning mills the mills have
bern shut Town since Tuesday night, and
the employees are taking an early summer
vacation which, however. bids fair to lie
brief rs matters we're approaching a cen
promise yesterday afternoon. with fair
prospects of resumption NJ work this
morning
The strife Is In the hands II the Car
pcnters and Mil Workers union No. ~
and their contentious are for nlnc-hour
day; mat none other than union mon lie
employed: that there be a uniform scale Of
S2.1I per day, and that the union label be
adopted
The union first presented Its contract
embracing these features about thirty days
ago TO the operators The chief objcc-
ton Is Inc uniform scale feature. In ans
cuSSlug This today an interested purity
said: 'The operators do not object
"a paying $50 for ninc-hour day
70 competent men. hut object to pay
ing men this wage simply be-
causc they carry a card They want 10
be the Judges of a mans earning capacity,
ana wien competent union labor can not
be supplied ask for the privilege OF en-
ploying competent non-uuion men at the
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the gas Smnll holes made In the GROUND
revealed The presence Of gas. on tho sur-
face of the pools and puddlcs as well as
| IN the sluggish waters In the stream ht
found the presence 81 oil In the iridisc"pt
MINIS produced Az oil on the surface. lie
was careful to Distinguish this from tn
| pr95ence Of the snrfacc produced by lion
0NidcS which are also 20 be met with
NifHfyinz shacs. Ilgnlte. asphaltum ana
DINER materials exist In thar immediate To-
CAVITY Al the roots Of trees blown down
ne found volcanic ashes, all NJ which,
| laken in connection with the clements mon
| Toned nc regards as undoubtedly iuGi-
| eating the presence Of oil
AZ Camerons we'll within a mile or two
OF Lambs Springs, he found gas Jet is
suing through small tube which 'lu.
wears ago, been Inserted into the cnrtn 4
llghfed match applied to this produced a
Iarse blaze, which burned for hours with.
ont intermSSion and Notwithstanding a
sim gale blowing. lie found that the resi-
uentS mad been using This natural gas for
years for heating and cooking purposes In
a well near 10y he fond oil and one of
the stones taken from the well was su5.
lected TO water test Of rain water and
an iIldescent surface was the Immediate
result IN This locality were found min
ochre. '''''"
An over the region for miles he found
races OF oil In wells dug for domestic
purposes, but abandoned because of sour
Na,tr ana the presence Of oil. The STOCK
Hcclined 10 drink such water and In nnng.
Instances the wells had been rcfUcd Nv
me settlers. Camel coal. kaolln' limo
Stonc. so1- stone and other elements
anound throughout this region.
IN i9,TestGrs are thronging Into the region
Is increasing everv dav ' "
Or Riley has had considerable cxpcrl
cnce In such Investigations. as he was ON.
l'uNtu several Years ago to write IN thc
resources Of Alabama, by the Legislature n
,nat, state and Is the author Of tho stare
,and hook Of Alabama entitled ''Alabama
lie. visited the region on his ovr boot
ana Is enthusiastic in It's praises Tho sec
Hon talls into what Is known ms tho Mis-.
.S.iepi oll line the depression Of which -.
tcnds from Dakota 10 The rnlf ~" ~
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Another thing II docs not soon
10 me to become this board ia make
!. so much fuss and Noise about teach
ers salaries have underFtoud
TINT when the present supcrintend
ent OF schools TOOK charge last
spring n months salary for teachers
and janitors had Just fallen due.
Instead or making II point Of
honor to see those salaries pail off
az the earliest possible moment. he
very soon began Ia drop hints 70 the
teachers that made some Of them
think they stood good chance to
lose those salaries altogether 1he
object was TO make his own admin
istratlon n cash paving one, hut he
WAS not looking after those salaries
past duc.--Aldrrman Iialyerton
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Want t'ee Put on ~ anaalo

Am roT rates and particulars about tho pan
Kansas and ddAhr% POSITION can on any Missouri
dress hanMay Agent, or ad
Wv" fass. Agt., Dallas. TEXAS.
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PRESIDENT MKINLpy

VIII parade the streets ana w.,
nus photo with your Kolak COZ ais et
H n,na plaiss from Is. X. BerIng. bacE '' ~
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tickets for hall game Friday on sale
az Gruncwall's music store.
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The ladies Of Sunshine" circle wiz
give an i,e cream sociable at the resi-.
avenue. Saturday, May 4. from 4 10 n
m. Admission. 10 and 10 cents,
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M IA0V SHOULD FAIL TO VISIT
sAUTER's Delieatessen store
sO' preston avenue Nice boiled ham. corns1
oee' ana roasts sold in slices. All kinds o.
imported and domestic chensa mr. a..
tIands OF preserved fruits and yegeiahI.s
a. reasonable prices Kansas civ Ne,i
market Phone 1866 Pron.pt delivery
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u arKick's rRANsFER, PHONE 1888
Stables corner @aSSlns sn and safes a specially
e<nnin and Commerce.
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,, FRESH SHRIMP.
1rahs, Fish and Oysters recat.a, ~,
; Tponss - Free delivery. Artnsy's ' ais
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Excursion.
:, New Orleans and return S55o A..
D. OF x. L. excursion. "ay D.
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Setter for the Blood Than Sarsaparilla
nGr These nvlng IN the Malaria Dis.