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by virtue Of the authority vested in NE
as mayor # the city Of Houston and by
virtue OF the following ordinance OF the
city council Of the city Of Houston, passed
July l, 1901 there Is hereby called, and
notice given Of an election ny the quail
l9e9 property. taxpaymg voters Of the city
18th day Of July, 1901. said ordnance is as
follows. TO wit
mission to the qualified property tax
paying voters Of the city Of Houston
OF the proposition for the Issuance OF
bonds for the purpose Of sewering of
said city Of Houston;
BE 10 ordained by the city council Of
the city of Houston;
Sccdon l. That an election be held by
the qualified property taSpaylng voters Of
the city Of Houston ON the 25th day
Of July 1901, az which election there shall
be submitted to a vote Of the qualified
voters, who are property taxpayers oil
the city Of Houston; q proposition for the
issuance Of bonds, Of said city Of Houston
IN the amount OF sixty thousand dollars
tSf0,0lOGW for the purpose of sew erng or
said city Of Houston; said bon are 10 he
shall bear Interest at the rate of five (5l
section 2 The places for holding such
election shall be rs follows;
Second ward No. 10 Engine House.
Third, ward, enMal Fire station.
Fourth ward MiihN * Dow Han.
Fifth ward pythnn Han.
Sixth ward Minister'S store. 2o20 Wash
lrgton street
said city, who pre property taxpayers Of
said city. shall be allowed to vote at said
section T. Legal notice Of said election
shall be given by the mayor ana city
secretary aud the manner OF holding said
election shall he governed by, the laws
Of tho State governing general elections
Section ,. This ordinance shall take ei
feet from date Of Its passage and puhl
cation aud all ordinances In conflict here
TPnHnlpU
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DEPARTMENT, Office OF
Comptroller Of the Currency. Washing.
satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, Il hAs been made 10 appear
that the Merchants National bank Of
county Of Harris, and State Of Texas
has compiled with all the provisions u
the statutes Of the, United states. re.
association shall be authorized TO com,
menee the business OF banking.
Now, therefore, /. Charles G Dawes
comptroller OF the currency, 90 hereby
certify that the Merchants National
bank Of Houston. in the city Of Houston
In the county Of Harris, and State ot
Texas. Is authorized 10 commence the
business Of banking as provided IN sec.
ton 5l69 of the Revised Statutes OF the
United States.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and the seal Of office this 18th DAY Of
June, 1901. CHAS. G.. DAWES,
Comptroller OF the Currency STA
Charter number 5S5s.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS make 500 per month selling o1r
Economy" harness riveter to farmers
and rig owners; holds enough rirrts 70
do several dollars worth OF repairing.
right; can reload for Zoe. SEND soc in
stamps for sample ana terms Foote
Economy Co, Los Angeles, Cal ~
AGENTS WANTED Permanent po-7fioi,
sight to everybody. Write at once on Az.
ply TO Il, Miller, Avenue II and Twcntv
nth street, northeast corner, Galveston.
Texas. IL
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FINANCIAL.

e. T. MOSKOwTTz & Co, Real Estate
and Stock Brokers, PIG Main street, for
Investments of all kinds.
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1wo arst-class backsmlths wan Nc an sTyV
wages Neches Iron Works beauui Ia
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS for siusing arteslan well
0lhce chief quorternaster, san Antonio
Texas July II. 1901 Sealed proposais
N trpiicate for sinking one artesinn well
al Fort lingsod, Texas, will be received
al this office until July 81 1901, aud then
opened. The Omitted States reserves tho
right Go accept or reject any or an PRO
posals. or any part thereof Information
and blanks furnished on application. En-
marked Proposals for Artesian We'll. .
John Simpson, A. Q. VI. c., c. Q. n. is
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sITuATIoNs--MALE.

PRINTER--A first-class newspaper printer
desires situation. Address Printer, Box
a. Yoakum, Texas. Is
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LosT. FOUND, STOLEN.

lost Sunday 14th. either In Denver sa-
loon. Turf or Drummers Exchange, three
81 bills. fell from pocket. Return To Den
yer bar and get reward Il. A. Pease, 16
I.DST-Blaek Cocker spaniel puppy Ne.
male, With hair falling out. caused by
mango; answer 10 name Of "Topsy
Liberal reward II returned TO No 1903
Hamilton street, corner Clay avenue 20
LOST Thursday or Friday, gold brooch
about two inches long, set IN pearls.
Finder will please return 20 Miss A. v.
Knlghs room y Wilson block, and receive
reward 10
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LAMMoCKS-we can sell you nne ham
get The to bes gef ot rye m mqne{ tbc owc
prices. All our hammocks are this years
stock and the prices are yey low T5c
to $500.
PastOriZa's.
IT 2Q4 M9ln street.
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FINEST residence property y ccs
bargain, i4iT Texas ayenunTTe, mls5 I,
Branch. b. A. Booth, o. = sour,
OIL LANDS ne-elghth, ons soisl.
half or whole acres On ,,oss NJ J
Heights; also choice loea,t'r pstes z
Lake: i can sell at Lowest .,an chas
critics of every descrlpliop Exsa
property for sale. Heni'
building, Beaumont, -..----.s---I {
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WANTED-Two hrst.class engln,,e ahl. ,, nup
machinists; none but stcaay' ieiiu"i' M
tJdroge D5pS this Office. ~
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PERSONAL.

OUR NEW BOOK sent free, sealed fully
Illustrated treats Of all conditions OF
men tells how to attain PERFECT Man
hood" should be in the hands Of every
male adult Address Erie Medical Co.,
Book Dept Buffalo, y. \.
WANTEr-To know the whereabouts OF
George Dramer lbutcherl Answer Lock
Boy "a Smithville, Texas. p
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FOR SALE One Colonial Davenport % a,
In antique tapestry. $50; new pallor suite,
In oak, S2250; folding bed, complete, 81;
in bed room snitesr also fnc billiard
table. Jantzen's Exchange, 81 san ia.
cinto street Il
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NEnL ESTATE Fnp u

- Tux SAlp
iGOo0 ACRES Of well tlnI5eroS !
on navlg1ble river, near rails ait /,
acre. i.iliuS, Damon Mons a ~ y !
and rice at lowest MARK. Sym n
Ayres, 300 La Branch. pnrt,
HOUSTON HOME ONLY S5111
room house Fourth ward so,.sa clgn'
line, gnllcries up and down IL @ (
bath, etc, piped for gas; thres I'd
ants house and stable, S29ooN s ,ll n
rcsday g p. m Be quick nun n.
Kelly, ZIG Main street. nalllssul
OIL LAND BARGAIN--s5 sc-1--------
and ten-acre tracts: Turnhass A q
acres section rs. T. & \ a "a ., acre u
ferson county $40 per acre 'gnve, y
few days only. X w Gamble r tsSs
HARRIS COuNTY-444 acres -:-i ~ -, 2
survey; farm 43A acres six NJ, III s1al
city limits; residence and In,nrnulies n
thereon: $40 acres Wylie Smith 'se's
large and numerous tracts IN usli's
Texas countless also oil leas.ss il "
various prospect counties. r. Nv ~
HOUSTON AND SURURRIV- go
Chapman third addition, bloch N Wy !, 4
lot 50xl00. block 276, Anstir se'
Third ward. $500; several II'''a y Sigs
suburban residence sites. Il. wv 4
4 Co Natl
OIL PROSPECT LANDS--NnmeToS.--, -
in Jackson league. tracts in SINUS mus ~
jacent TO Scar Lake so her N nv !
upwards. 81 ton eight miles VIZ, s 4
Saratoga $40 per acre; 1000 e ,cua's
and three-quartcr miles northu,ss =
toga SD per acre; also small VI
tracts at Saratoga lake. lands Il ins NV
Mound section. Il. w Gamble 4 x ", !,
| HAVE one-sixteenth Of an ac-.-----,---
in block 80, on Spindle Tor p ~ II
free OF all membranes. Win nnnn1
with some reliable parties 10 hors y. &
for a part of the output. NJ
Schulenburg, Texas. HVil
FOR SALE-Part OF the j, \ Fs-
survey in Hardin county right \ /,
oil field at Saratoga. so arres a.. ~ I
on Buffalo bayou in Magnolia ns s,eA 1
tween Houston and Harrisburg rSSi,s Z
in Q. Smith survey, west OF Fair a..
addition, administrators sale y
Truehcart & Co., Real Estate VI.
Galveston, Texas. @s'
RICE, fruit. farm stock and tim6s- ~
good; cheap; good references fprnssS
Ferris W. Colby, Aldine, Just nori
Houston.
FOR SALE-New m1derr 7.room c--,-
HOS Calhoun. Apply to DR.. Turner v;
Main,
| FOR SATE--lInndsome modern reTl1S-
FIVE rooms, galleries, etc. l7lI NJ.
ford street, corner Jefferson, DrleA M
also tive-room cottage. Fairvlew NJ
tion. corner Fargo and Leland 49,.
price $500; favorable terms. C6sS
| Soleman, box -, Huntsville, Texas
WHY PAY $1,000 per acre far land
Damon Mound when you can bur 4.
| long term leases dirt cheap? win
you to investigate. Write Box II, nv
| berg. Texas.
FOREST PARK LOTS, J0xIS2. vel
Gated, only Sl2J each. IS monthly b
Smeaton, 500 Travis.
| OIL LAND-40o acres half mile fTom N
Lake Station at a bargain Good NJ
Large or small tracts. Write at *
f. $. Wilson, Buttfeld, Texas.
| OIL LANDS-5 to 2Oacre tracts now
sale; buy while prices are low. We \
sell land next week at from $50 to 81.
per acre. which will. In all prlbsblll
he worth from 5000 to $4,000 per (.
within the next two or three weeks
D. Bryant oil Land and Real EEr
Co., 1918 Texas avenue, Houston, Tts
!
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4 GERMAN teacher who desires a positi1n
at $40 per month for eight months IL e
! IT, ~ - HnlCELlnn. IeAls. ~
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FOR SALE Bcautiful bay mare, years
old combination. gentle aud Kind. with
hrteAe and saddle, $40 2i1l Center
street. IN
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DIED. Sunday night nt
!. D. }. +. ]. J;
&SA st. Joseph's infrmary,
ffA34 sovereign W. T. Jones. Al
k,XsfNk members Of Red Oak camp
MAskAA& No o. Woodnen Of the
A&3HT45&A World, are requested TO
&3$Vg$NeM atten1 funeral this after
S*NEx<S noon AZ ) O'Clock from the
,nderfsEIm tarlors OF Ross a. Wright.
ma funeral service Will be conducted by
Father Ranhefd under the auspices of Red
OAK camp. with interment in the German
cemetery By order of 4, A. Lowe, Con.
sui Commander. G. +. Bartine, Clerk. 10
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WANTED Situation. by a German girl as
cook or house girl city only Address
2924 this Office is
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SITUATION wanted w good German %
wash dishes and help round yard. Ad,
dress suT Iceland 10
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

A GOOD colored cook wishes position n
cook or houscgirl Cali 2oil Bowling. \,
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NNTIIE 10 CONTRACIORs-'i Eastern
Texas Railroad Co. has about ten miles
o. ggod team work to let Apply to i
w valiant, chief engineer, or w. W.
nagan superintendent. Lufkln, Texas
u II Keith of Kanses city president;
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WANTED TODAY Good all round iron
bridge man at 217l5 Main e T. A'sp"i :
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z ADIEsi Use Chlchesters English ssnoyroya al Pins
n Bestl SAFEST Only ReiAblei Take n" other.
Buy ofyaur DraaRitt % sfHd &C., stamps Tor gAriAe'
and aEsef ,or Ladies IN letter by return mail
CkfehsAter Chemical CO., Philadn.. Pa
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/ WANTED- experienced maids at Ne e
/ cosby BEAUMONT salary Slo per n'oh'
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HOUSTON HOME ONLY S2111
room house, Fourth ward son,s Nm
line, galleries up and down ~ q (
bath, ETC, plped for gas; thraas Nj
northwest corner: cement ,e, nlrss
ants house and stable, S29oos s ,lr n
rcsday 6 p. m BE quick NM l',l n.
Kelly. ZIG Main street. nallvsnl
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FOR SALF-Have sold Stelnway sons
pianos IN Texas for 20 years; they nave
stood the test; therefore tney are inc
hest. Get our price. VIII A. Watkln
Music Co. Dallas
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BOOK AGENTS-We have 80 good selling
books at bargain, purdy's Book store
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FOR SALE Knabe grand; slightly used
Ne offer very low Write for price ana
terms. WIN A. watkln Music Co., Dll-
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SITUATION wanted by a colored young
man TO work on soda winter wagon or
drive delivery Apply 1872 Carr street Is
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

CALLED meeting of Holland
a Irdee No I. A. r.. and A NJ
N tonight at o'clock for work In
ssS<NR Il 4 and r. c degree neui,
~SA hers Gray Lodge No. 321 anl
wv snipurnlng brethren cordially ~
yitea Ia attend. L. LecbeDger, W. M " !.
n Kidd. seoretary.
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WANTED Position as assistant in a drug
store or as manager Of q country or sup.
ply store; single and sober; viii work
reasonable. Felix y. Harris, box 49,
AugletOn, Texas. II
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HOUSTON. HEIGHTS LOTS-Choice OF
any location cheap for cash or on easy
p2ymentsj call or address Boulevard ana
Texas D. D. Cooley 81
HOUSTON HEIGHTS H0ME-SIy lots
nNe-toom cottage, all modern Improve.
msieenIs on gravel road. half block 10 car.
Shto, S4Iu cash, balance to suit pu-.
ing city. Halliwel & Kelly, 2i6 Main
stIeeli II
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Or, NOMINEES system "curos without
drugs" We cure others, why not YOU
Suite 400. Mason building, fourth floor.
Consultation free lB
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FOR SALE-Part of the ]. n D.
survey in Hardin county, right fsaa
oil field at Saratoga; so acres ~. K
on Buffalo bayou in Magnolia NV g I
tween Houston and Harrisburg. q \.
in Q. Smith survey, west of Fair Gt~'
addition, administrators sale. Il
Galveston, Texas. @s-
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MARTYR. HUDSON 4 roRp,

MARTYR. HUDSON & FORD.
CITY PROPERTY-To those seeking
nome or lots to build on, we can u
some choice selections In the dlfga
wards 1t costs yon'nothing for parts
lars 900 Franklin
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HOUSTON AND sURURBIV-SI-, :.
Chapman third addition, hloct u N
lot 50Xl00, block 276, Anstiv Ms
Third ward. $500; several u, His
suburban residence sites. r. wv 4
& Co, y sass
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To advertisements remaining IN the Of
zee Of The Post for the week ending
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OIL PKOSPECT LANDS-Numeror- -
in Jackson league. tracts IN s snyrsu' va
jacent TO s'eir Lake so per 1; AZ, :
upwards; s, ton eight miles soul s
Saratoga $40 per acre; 1000 wv q
and three-quartcr miles north us sIN y
toga S13 per acre; also small n w
tracts at Saratoga lake; lands I, in,' M
Mound section. Il. w lsamble 4 y ,''se
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2g51. S526 a.. 2So2; 1902 C;l; C. H. s F:
Capable: 1908 90; 252a; 1850; $3.50; 2955;
$3.50: 2sS0: 1905 "a: 2s3t ca. 203l; 1905,
2521 (Bl: Grocery Clerk; 2SS2 ~; Home
2934 1886 20; 2911 2Jit; Mystic Cross
-. 2Ss. 2JGS i2l 29l4 t6); y: 1914; 2SSi {;
1868: 2565: 1850: 25t5; 1900; ". .. t2l:
2Jti ~; Permanent; 2i91 2Jl6, 2961 90,
25g3; 1868, Salesman i2D 2594 2al9; peas
80; 2SAD: 2670: 7. Il. r.. 2ii5; 2j20;
SOB: 25Il (2lt 25T2; 2j22; 29g1 ~; 2jgS;
G25. 29JO; 25B; 300
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HAVE one-sixteenth OF an ac-s--,
in block 3S, on Spindle Tor M ~ II
tree OF all incumhrance; | Win n u
with some reliable parties 10 boys sV.lss
for part of the output. M
Schulenburg, Texas. = ql
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HAVE for sale FIVE acres Of land o. q
ton of Damon Mound; six wells are z
hcing bored for oil within a few Y
acre tracts at $1,000 per acre; have tEEs
acres In the east corner Of sectly Y.
adjoining the Mound Leagne. WlA Z
THIS In tive-acre tracts at $50 PEI ~
Have leases In II. and I. c. II
tons a. rs. As and AS, also In Anii'gI
survey, and Hodge survey, amounllns
MA acres. win sell half Of said &c
will give you prices on application VI
is rare opportunity to MAKE y
Investments, and which should pay V
Gnys. Write for further particuas
{. Moore. 305H Main st., Houston. Isl
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A "GTSHER" in Sour LaSe Seebi .
surcd beyond all reasonable S Sg rTgsfts
near future MS further dTllnn ssis d.
The undersigned offers W w, e. 4 I''l
bic tract OF 40 acres ~ io sssaI Il
centrally located In inc sonahle Z.
Sour Lake oil held at q rs stiH9 psritd !
rbstgrac tA ready For further .I l,sssl 81
map. etc, address c. G farsV
Texas
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survey: farm 43A acres sIy ~ ashl
city limlts residence and Imnr.iies n
thereon; $40 acres Wylle SmI3thV 'ea''
large and numerous tracts IN uslI's
Texas counties; also oil leas.ss' ' ~
various prospect counties. -
BILE & Co. - Va "a.
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

WANTED BY y colorei girl, position as
nurse or do homework. Address 9O4
Cleveland street IS
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=. b. HuTGHENS. Nayasota, Texas manu-
features q salve that cure letter. eczema,
ringwcrm or old sores OF any Kind: 81 per
box Parties buying this saive and NOT
benefited after using QUE box money re-
funded. Write for Testimonials, 7-17-ol
co TO NAPLES DRUG STORE; YOU eau
giways md II there n
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If you intend to pay cash for your
goods go to Posten's Cash Store.
The B. d o. has on sale tickets
from here to Buffalo and return at
$13 80 good for Is days No doubt
goodly number of them will be
used.
THE public will find its favorite
news paper THE DAILY NEW DoMIN-
ION at the Acme and Dawson's.
A SAILOR from the Wilmington
was in town last night on his way to
Clarksburg. He dropped off the 5
o'clock train and waited until the
$50 came along.
WEAR the Hanan shoes for men,
sold only by Hirschman's.
DROP in at the Acme and get
your favorite magazine to-day.
Now don't say that Rev. Arthur j.
Smith will preach in the Opera House
at night for he will not
PRoF. SAMUEL the famous eye
specialist is in town and will re-
main for short time Call or leave
message for him at the Wallace
House.
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Acme Book Store, as
4ns.-~---tz5 Walnut St.-Dsring Building.
H. L. SWISEIER, Proprietor.

ANOTHER fresh arrival of mems
Neglegee shirts this week at Hirsch-
mans. SO cents to $3.50.
IT is probable that some Of the
small boys will now begin to study
deviltry harder than they have been
studying their books.
To look at commencement week it
would seem that there is twice as
much doing as one can watch. 1t
/ will be like the three ring circus
One cannot see everything without
getting cross eyed.
THE Turn Verein has received its
two pool tables and they will be ready
to play on Monday The tables are
the finest in town AID cost large
sum Of money. They will add much
to the attractiyeness of the club
which is a popular resort.
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Rice's.



THE program of Commencement
week shows that we are TO have real
old fashioned sort of a time and that
everyone will enjoy it goes with one
saying.
GRAFTON is preparing some at
fractions for Decoration day. Among
other things they will have the
young ladies brass band from Hen
bricks and the bloomer girls base
ball team which will play the home
team on the fair grounds.
THE parlor car service recently in
augurated is proving very popular
and railroad men tell us that the
car has been full every day since 1t
was put on. The new departure has
been watched with considerable in
terest.
THE ministers union of Clarksburg
has unanimously decided to recon
mend that no funerals be held ON
Sunday. sThey say that this rule
has been adopted in many of the
larger cities and is in keeping with
the sancity of the Lords day and
does not interfere with services in
the churches.
CARPETS, lace curtains and all
kinds Of floor coverings at
Hirschman 9.
THE storm nlavpd smash with the
wires last night. The Western Union
quit working about five o'clock and
did not work any more last night.
They were repaired this morning. So
far as known not much other damage
was done although the lightning was
very severe at times.
Do you know what the Pen Carbon
Letter Book is? Read the Acmes
large ad.
THERE is quite strong move
among the merchants Of the town
looking to early closing. With one
or two exceptions they are in favor
Of closing at p. IA. every day ex-
eept Saturday. a meeting will be
held within a day or two to agree
upon regulations and decide upon
the time the new arrangement will
90 into effect 1t is desired that it
begin on June 1st.
Has your subscription to the DeIin-
Gator expired? II so subscribe at the
Acme.
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UP-TO-DATE DENTISTRY
Drs. Conn, Bros.
Office |. @. 0. F. Building


MANAGER Swisher donated the
opera house to the public schools last
night. He has received notice of can
collation. from the managers of the
show which was to have been here on
May 80 and the season is now closed.
1t will open on September 18th next
year with Marie Lamour In "A Wise
Woman" Miss Lamour was here
this last season and made hit with
the people Of Morgantown. She is in
every way good attraction with
whom TO open the season.
YESTERDAY the new State law
compelling husbands and fathers to
take care of their wives and children
takes effect 1t must not be presumed
that the neglect of families in this
State is greater than the same crimes
against society in other States but
West Virginia until to-day has never
had a law that compels every man to
do his duty. The new statute is now
effective, and many arrests will likely
be made all over the State
You can save money at Posten's
Cash Store.
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CALLERS soda fountain attracts A
great many people to the place.

CALLERS soda fountain attracts a
great many people to the place.
OuR building associations are all
doing business at the old stands and
have done 4 great deal for some PEG
pie.
No SAW edges on collars Numbered
at Miller's New Method Laundry. A
card or phone i39 viii bring wagon.
THE little Folks had the center of
the stage last night and right well
did they occupy it.
THOSE who have been signing for
fresh garden truck can get it at
Viewers.
AN Illuminated sign has been placed
on the edge Of the street in front Of
the Bell central This helps the peo-
pie locate ii much better than before.
BLANK deeds and other legal blanks
may now be had at the Acme.
IT is nip and tuck between Union
town and Faifmont as to which can
show the greater number of hold
ups.
STRING beans, strawberries, on
ions, radishes new cabbage and 9th
er green goods at Neaver's grocery.
Centemeri gloves at
The Novelty Co.
WHY is newspaper like wife,?
Because every man should have one