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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27
AII About the Same.

Charleston News and Courier
How would it do asks The Houston Post 10 erect
number of canning factories here and ignore the factories
the independently them make good goods
they possibly sell them home people bit cheaper
and thus win rapidly the entire Texas market Il would
not do all Il the Texans like other people III this
section Of the country They would rather buy inferior
goods put in the North and West with injurious drugs
TO preserve them than better and pure goods their
own counties and sold a lower price.
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picturesque al fresco fss|
tions.
A white silk tailor-uis'
suit is one of the sumrs|
elegances for MademohtiI
Croesus.
Bands of blue and WIZ
spotted foulard trim COWS
of blue mohair are desdns
for warm weather veal
Wash silk parasols n
one of the useful varletis' :
the sunshade family.
1t is expected that NOT
white shirt waists VIII :
worn this summer than u y
previous year.
White pearl buttons y
look like a mere speck afs =
tensively employed on =
thin gowns.
Pretty evening dresser
the summer belle are ua0s :
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A LAND FULL OF PROMISE.

The rapid formation Of companies to develop the Texas
aster to of the more reckless spirits.
But unlike many R9oms the Texas ql-we excitement Is
Of actual wealth in the soil which get be
lost in the mutations of the market
There is abundant evidence that this wealth in oil
ticay nexhausbc and investors VIM temper their daring
WIN caution ag l,Eey 10 reap rieh reward,
having may be found in the State. All that IS needed is
sources.--st Louis ost-Dispatch.
The people Of this country must be only slightly af
fected by what they read. For years past both the
press Texas that beyond borders have been
talking of the matchless and the hidden
well the apparent wealth of this wonderful State,
but not until oil gusher was discovered in cor.
of the State did the nation fix it's Interested
tention upon u.s.
The finding of this oil surprise to the intel
gent people of the State OF other States who knew
Texas It has been known for years that there a
promising oil field in Southeast Texasknown in fact,
before 1t suspected that oil could be found Cor
sicana.
But they all see now that Texas is full of
promise and that pretty much everything worth hay
ing can be found" here "Al that is needed" says the
Post Dispatch "ls organized intelligent effort to ex-
tract and develop her resources" This is what the
Texas has been trying for years with only in
different and varying success, to impress upon the
people of Texas.
Can hope that people will see and
utilize their opportunities? Oil is by no means the
only road to success and wealth in this State The
vast body of the people the bulk of the home capital
in fact, will not share in such wealth may be made
in the oil field. win the other promising resources be
turned to and developed that the possibilities of
Texas better appreciated than ever? viii the min
oral deposits be actively exploited? viii the magnii-
cent opportunities and promise of manufacturing
plants be seen and promptly utilized? VIII the value
of Texas lands be appreciated?
If our home people, especially home capitalists,
do not recognize the chances of the hour while now
the countrys eyes turned upon the State the great
oil discoveries will not have accomplished the half of
what might reasonably be expected from them.
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strips OF lace insertion al

strips OF lace insertion and satin ribbon plain or no~
Little boleros of embroidered batiste dainty p'''''
bodices among the thin gowns of foulard and yelling
Some OF the SWEETEST of the shirt waists from fAs
butoned down the back.
Long black silk lace mtts shown for the un. s.
they have fancfp designs wreath and vine effects CIV
straps of black satin ribbon will conhne the m at n
der and the half thumb of holds it firmly enough
the hand.
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What Texas evolve from the depths OF her dark
lnards will not be found in other StaeSan Antonio
Light
All that is necessary your lubricant and Texas
produce whether she has heard Of it before
At depth Of hftytw feet in the hole he is drilling
for coal about mile south OF Mr. Louis Poch passed
ounce bottle filed with the stuff crushed sandstone
water and OIL and this in turn yielded two ounces OF a
simply shows that there is oil and probably does exist
in any great quantity although sandstone the formation
IN which petroleum is found in PENNSYLVANIA But then.
petroleum. used to he called rock oil is confined
to The rocks Of geological II is found the
bonerous limestone in England and in the in
Texas Eagle Pass look for prosperity in any
gushcrs but to better OF opportunities less
tional.--Easle Pass Guide
Good sound every word of it, Few cities are so
fortunate to have such sensible and conservative paper
as the Guide.
We still waiting read General MacArthurs apology
to Editor Rice for doubling his chargesBreuham Banner.
No telling how long you'll have wait John Our milf
tary mshts though they sometimes mistaken adj
nit it,
An exchange that Porto Rico appears
ovcrpopuatcd the government might send down
three tons OF cannon crackers help the natives celebrate
the glorious FourthE Paso Herald
Yes, the didntknow- was-loaded idiot would help
them ont a whole lot.
Houston claims that while under hypnotic in
luencc he induced cough up $toooo in cash and
deliver into the hands OF strangers away with
IT, II It is true that hypnqtsn be successfully used
inducing man TO Part with his the sciences gives
opment.-Rockdale Messenger. -
Now, Howdy, deny that allegation. That was a
Galveston We ADM, that Houston has her mossbacks
but they not separated from their wad quite that easy
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MENU FOR SATURDAY.

BREAKFAST.
Sliced Oranges
California Wheat Cream, p,,toes
Broiled Mutton Chops, Fried French
Waffles with Maple Syrup,
Cafe l-ait
The Post.
LUNCHEON.
Oysters on Half Shell .,seI Csks
Deviled Ham, Crackers Pickles. Ans'
Raspberry Jam, Tea
DINNER "a
Cousomme. CeleS R9iishesS; p,,sscss
Spanish Olives, Courtbouon, Mssneo
Roast Veal Mushroom SAUCE, f.,zin
Stuffed Tomatoes, Csuliaower au
Lettuce Salad. French Dressins'
Queens Pudding RoquefoiI
Cafe Noir.
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A CORNER FOR WOMEN.

HINTS FOR THE SUMNER GIRL
White bathing dresses will outnumber all others 70, 4
fashionable devotees of Neptune this summer.
Hats OF pure Vatican shape are charming for sumner
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The dispatches tell that both Secretary Root and the
Cuban constitutional delegates appcad he satisfied with
the results reached in their conferences 1t takes
pcrlonccd legislators and politicians than these Cuban dele
yates to to Washington and resist the Establishments Of
the administration and the influence of dinners and
swell luneheons
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TRAVELING AGENTS: c. S. E. Holland Travelling
Auditor; Z. r. Holland A. W. Palmer and Il. B. Throop
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Now # Patrick could get Jones for moment the
chances are that the grand jury would have opportunity
to bring in another indictment
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ouF local mosshacks would better hunt their cyclone eel
lars u they don't wish to he overwhelmed by the boom tina
is about to arrive.
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Tim spring bride this attract half as much
attention as an oil we'll
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION.
Noa sser, 1ros, 1905 10Y and 1909 Franklin Avenue
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AS before stated, the Banner wants n Of brains
clearheaded cooheaded level headed for
governor Grccnvile furnish such though
the standard prescribe hats wherein lonesome
bee IS buzzng-Grccnvillc Banner
Or in Other words want a man as near like Governor
Sayers pea another.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27

lht Cuban commission is in conference with Secretary
Root BY the time negotiations concluded they will think
that Elhu is the Root OF all evil
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27

Battered at the Posfofes Houson TsraJ
Matter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27

Cosspondsnes Of all description t0hether intended fo
ths Basnes Editorial Department. should be addressed
THE HoUsToN Posi-" aud not any individual aud al
checks, drafts, moneyoydcrs etc. made payable TO TIN
HousToN PRIaTING COMPANY"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27

affairs like that OF Queen City ought to cause a
boom in the price of hemp
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Ma BRYAN showed proper appreciation OF things when
he said that ii he had been candidate for third nomna-
ton he would not have become editor. So many men
think they could do the editors work better than he does
that rAther puts him the nresdential cass
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27

II einch that Mr.. Mclaurins new democratic
party consists wholly OF Mr. Mclaurin.
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The HOUSTON DAILY POST
by THE
HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.

r. NJ JOHNSTON. President
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FOREIGN OFFICES-Eastern business Office AZ, 4s, ~
and so Tribune building. New York (The s. G. Reckwth
Special Agencyl Western The Rookery Chicago (The
S. c. Beckwith Special Agency.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Business Department 1885, Editorial Department 451.
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Iik sitaaton at beaumont is thoroughly under
control that the operators can bring well whenever they
feel Ike II.
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Under ciyeupsarees H orders given BY employees
the office be recognized and pad accepted in Payment
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GOVERNOR GENERAL WooDs hurried trip TO Washington
in the wake of the Cuban delegation looks like he was afraid
he might miss OF the interesting points OF the CONVEX
sntinn
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Mr. SrEAp OF London thinks there serious danger vel
of between the United States and Great Britain over
the canal question Not solitary CLEAN hope escaping
from pension burden is afforded us these days
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lrFrREs and RrHLrN again matched to fight and the
talk that for space did fail eby laundering swes
the gale.
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Now Count Boni Brohern-law Csstellaue is posing as
reporter Perhaps the OF the continents has roasted
him rather hard but this revenge is little short of fendish
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27

lupGrNc from the ourbit pieces now in circulation in
Houston the oil promoters the only people who arc
able TO make money
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What Texas not evolve from the depths
in'ards will not be found in any other States
Light
All that is necessary is to name your lubricant
can produce it whether she has ever heard Of it be
Il
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THOUSANDS or men are idle because OF the Ohio food
food seemingly has much the same effect as a trust
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THE DAILY POST, THE SUNDAY POST.
20 Columns. 1853 Columns
SEMI-WEEKLY POST Mondays and Thursdays),
Columns Per Week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27

LIKE the skipper of the old New Bedford whaer Texas
the Qai for each cry There se-e spouts
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YESTERDAY people showed proper spirit in pausi,
in their rush after peli and pleasure long enough to sire
flowers and the last resting place OF Il
Sonths heroic dead, the boys who the gray.
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VIM all its intelligence Massachusetts has never h
practical sense enough limit the sessions OF its egsat
The body that met in January is still deck and is like
to be until hot weather stampedes it,
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Read 1t In his Newspaper.

George Schaub, a well known German
citizen of New Lebanon, Ohio, is a con
slant reader Of the Dayton Volkszeitung.
He knows that this paper aims to adyer-
tise only the best In its columns, aud
when he saw Chambe rlain's Pain Balm
advertised therein for lame back. he did
not hesitate In buying a bottle of il for
his wife, who for eight weeks had
suffered with the most terrible pains IN
her.back and could get no relief. He
says:
SAfter using the Pain Balm for a few
days my wife said to me, Il feel as though
born anew and before using the entire
contents of the bottle the unbearable-
pains had entirely vanished and she
could again take up her household
duties" lie is very thankful and hopes
that all suffering likewise will hear of
her wonderful recovery. This valuable
liniment is for sale by all druggists.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL

WIN. Smith has his horse down at
| Grncevillt, Mimi, for the races, and
went down Monday evening to watch
| the events and see how his animal per
formed this season.
Mrs. FinIay Ross and children have
gone out to the lake and taken comfort
able quarters for the summer. During
their absence their residence will be oc-
cupied by II. +. Denton aud family.
l.. C. Gruby was II from the lake this
week dong some painting and paper
hanging in the Commercial house. wIi~h
lIe executed in his usual skilled manner.
He will return to the lake again Satur-
day.
Miss Peabody will give II Chopin and
Schnmann analytical recital under the
auspices of the Congregational cho'r'a Is
the Congregational church, Tuesday
evening, June, 11th. Admission ~
cents.
l.. G.. Levoy, is having the front OF his
residence lot sodded. This seems a prac-
teal way to get IA lawn quick. joan
| FIury and VIM. ienn EFT, better
Ias Black .knck aud Black Bill, are the
ARTISTS.
Miss Minnie CoRnell, who has been
taking the apprentice work at the '''S
Millinery, aud Mrs Louis Ba Hon, one o'
Webster school teachers, departed LOT
their home in Lake Preston, Monoay
morning.
Miss Alice Il. Halverson d Mrs
TAYLOR, moved the,r household goooS
from their farm near Andoyer Tuesday
and will live in the A. Il. ThCmpsop
house, which was recently purchased ~
Miss Halverson. :.
A party cons isting OF DIR. a"d hrs'
Goodmnnson, Miss Lee, Miss I'o'''e
Krn mer, z. II. Roe, of ST. Paul. Jane
M~olya.aux, OF Bristol, and j. j.
rett, OF Minneapolis, spent sunday ~
Tamahe park.
You csn have those teeth that are
annoying you fxed up in the best post
BILE styls OF the dental profession py
on DR.. Goodmanson' at br's'o'
Monday, Tuesday and "eonesuhs'
June, 10, IL and 18th.
Miss Bplsie Abbott entertained a ""
of her young friends last Tuesday alter
noon in honor Of her tenth birthd"y'
Tbs AFTERNOON was spent in games
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congregational Song Service.

The choir of the Congregational church
will give its final service under the
| leadership of Miss Peabody, Sunday eve-
ming June, 9th. Geunod's music will be
used. The following numbers will be
given.
Organ prelude, "Lift up thy Portals"
GLORIOUS, "Praise We the Father"
Duet, "Glory to Thee" Miss Cowan
and Mrs. Cowie.
Choir, "Send out thy Light"
Solo, 40 Redeemer Divine, Miss
Peabody.
Choir, "Father to Thee we pray
Oftertory, from redemption
Cheir, "Sanctus" from st. Ciceiio.
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Estray Notice.

Strayed from Enemy swim lake Fri
day, May, Both, ono gray horse licked,
about nine years old will pay a reward
for his return or 70" information.
Thos. ConIey,
Webster, s. ID.
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WEBSTER DAY COUNTY. SOUTH DAKOTA. JUNE 6. 1901.

"'''tu' Every Olie report "a most enjoy.
aof time.
Sam CaImepsop in ;pm,i,r -.
rene" sunday landed in aICh Il way a.
10 SpFaih his FOOT badly. That's the
reason he Is wearing a cane.
Superintendent Shprror6. ofihp Siorv
Fails chlldrrn's home WAS IN the elf,
Iurs day, aud departed "Wednesday
murniug taking two Of fine K,nuadr
girls. lie rNp,cts 10 return in the non,
anu '"A' '"e '"'ru'
Miss Levitt, d"pnrted for her home in
Minneapolis. MINI Saturday morning.
"h' l'u'rS many friends IN Ibis cIIy who
regret h'r departure. A number OF her
ate pupils were IA; the train 10 bld her
gooH bye. &&,
I. +. Eggp, last weekelurcllased of 4.
.'''" Pu'roi o'I'1r'
"''HNS' h~""dSo"'e'S
NV ~" '"' o'!''S" '"'ii"se'
" "H nanny no"
'U'"ou' III 'n'
DterIng harvesters are the best, Deer
D'''e "''s'
~ '''"e '"'"e Il '"'
~ '"'' vi eoou'
NV" &c
'ee"' "'e'"' ~ "'
~ A"u
AT the council meeting Monday eve
mn Z RANK wilcox handed IN his res'g-
IA Ton all chIti oi "eDs'erS ponce iorce
d hd 'hafles Dehh: was appointed 10
III The vacancy. "e'oe'ie'e theappoiht'
meh' one ol 'he oest mayor oh'ali al
III Illustration ana THINK the appointee
W Ill give splendid Satisfaction.
T,teu Uu-4t nv nroce on Friday
Nav 10. @ q one dirk grey MARI.
hrn,d.d s v.ipbt. about 800 or 900
pounds. Owner can nave same by call.
ing ut my place, proving property and
paying expenses and damages.
l.. S. Doe.
Tho o,oomrn,ont crounds at Wouh,y
u.u oh,is,.,.d ..C.mn Cb,np,aun
Lo,or ,f Su,o.ou T. 1. Chairman. #
:, oou d.ur,.d r.ooo,;tion os r.st
;..o .,aa,.d IN tho interest Of the
div, s;op Inv IN. Gentleman and the uame
il spother assur ance OF the SUCCESS OF
/ he coming encampment.
Last wa. I nv
mL.In Th,l h.com. uron,;ator nj
49,. t.-..a, ona booLs os tba D,v
and of Vim
a..
,ho oo,,tv
Ia oRo. ord r..
,,. i, tho roar
Of his Pioneer drug store aud employed
Will Mensing to look after the business.
7 " Scripture and ]. B. Woods have
r.sort nm the west
a;ao -, Eoouv suim L,keon the Woods.
.I.a, Ill., ~ fir first c,.ss nccommo.
I,.;on rnoa hos, rd and lots nj stable
uanm boats opa m;unows. They in.
,;,o j.. v;.it;uy th. lake 10 come
and NOE THEM. we guarantee good accom-
odations plenty of fish and II h"e
time.
While chasing u wolf up on the ranch
Sunday, Eric Sandyig's horse fell, throw
,ry ri. id.rw whose head struck n stOue
and he was unconscious Tor some time.
~. w,s IN town uesday and,asidelrOm
- stiff neck, he was not much the worse
for the accident. He says there is this
satisfaction about it, he has demon,
.trat.d that a Swede's head is harder
,b,u a uirr.r head.
n. c. Wickre has an elegant new boat
hnilt ,or hi,nss If and family and as soon
+ h. paint dries will launch it on Pick
.r., lake. 1t is OF u new pattern and
when s.,p by MIR. Ochsenreiter, that
gentleman Was 80 we'll pleased with It
that he has about decided to have one
,o,aa ON A simtlnr Dattern Dut
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bar eaDrh No. 81, a. r. and A. NJ,
! sssninaa first and third
10 eooS W zach month. All Maste!
|nsdiallv s.anding. soiournipg in the
invited to visit. D..
|HanH =. a Is. THOMPSON, W. NJ.
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monia; but for Chamberlain's cough
re medy w would have had "a seriou,
time of it. 1t also saved him from
several severe attacks of croup.-H. J
Strickraden. Editor World Herald, FAN
Haven, Washington. For sale by al
druggists.
! evening rid. last Friday evening, the
! horse bee anne frightened hv n boy rid.
Ing on horst bark and dragging a rope
! be hind him. The buggy was upset il
front G fAl,X. Ross dwelling house and
n Is. S,arr was thrown out. She was
b auIy bruised but no boues broken
Fortunately Mrs. Sears had just let
Madeline out Of the buggy before the
horse became frightened.
p..,o.. n
a.;ui.u HOW. sno, oLunoh srrdov
morninp. when near the the
horses became frightened and started ia
run, the ntckyoke fastenings broke aud
the pole dropped down, Mrs. Pickett
w as TIN own from the buggy but fortu.
u aCely escaped without serious injury
She WIS badly shaken up however and
it i'll be- some time before she fully re-
covers from the shock. The damage to
the rig was trihing.
r,.
.;,L rm..,u WILL,
grin ding the Golfer of his breaking pillow
i c,pobt m tho edpe of the stone and
turned in spcb q manner as to cuta cash
obout one by two inches in a triangu
lar q bane in the palm of his right hand
uo osma n town md DIR. Harris dressed
tho Iooe-..ed m ember finding IL peces,
s,rv IN take Eve stitches 70 get il IN
shane.
oc"S'"r''e s''' ~ ~
lo"uer' one % tue GREATS
NAV" 'h'e u ""a -,
Give nm exhibition of the perfect work,
inc of this In ld.r ON every SATURDAY.
a]ftarpoop in Webster untI having be
rims Dop,t fail IN SIZE this machine
n.rform IA we'll as I he Daiu automatic
bor loader and mower lift bull rakes
Ninet y.fve DER cent of all the hay load.
pm and r.kes sold in the United States
ora Daiu's.
Johh 'osePn ''"'""' r y
i~becna''cai e"s'" -
s''! Vi
nrua' e'e"'"e "n" wa"
Win Tue Guy "du' NC '6 80,
il a mnn conversant with his subiec
aud gave the council some valuable
pointers to work upon. The gentleman
also made the city n proposition to
make the plans an s~nperintend tb'
p~IIRtTutlID VI tHG bC" pun. u
seems very reason able to us.
,no s;uo ~ w.hs+o,
- ;ua,.,nonta
""'" .s-. - .;-n
p'"" a.,
up r
- n
| I'D III DU N0tINIU ~ U Il
>,
~ ~,
| satisra Glory treatment alw y saccorded
Miss Peabody continues to look afte
tn e musical merchandise and il careful
in making her selections from the cas-
TO meet the approval of all. When the
have not what o want in stock, the
will send for it. Visit the store.
I. l.. chapman, OIL "anoay' 'he re
do b Jack % Cinos' wss IN TN
city FRIDAY taking up the amman en
campment oil the ON DIVISION OF the y
A. IL. wh'ch occurs ID "anoay' Jun -
20 and 20. fnnds haSe oeeh ra'see
cominittees Hppo'h'eo, the schoo' nous
d grouhds; ana ADJOINING groohos
aud a large Ii'sry' where s1aole room
will he lnrniAhpi tO old HJlNierB Tree
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~ snd no. 3. o. K. s. Meets the
$50 n oartn Tuesday evenings OF
h eo~rdi.nsonic Temple. Members of
p ' invited to attead these
eHrsrr Laura PETERSON, W. NJ.
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nsanzsn...sh,N No, q, r. A. NJ. Regu.
n each a.ion second and fourth
soas vi,;..ionth at MasoDic Temple.
Z nsstisss . city are iHvited To
- frank Gruby. Z. H. p.
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"a ss,ry ~ No. us, L. O. O. +,
Todd rIslay night att. d. q. +.
'ows invited To attend,
mon, See,, eaARLEs PAYNE, N. g.
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"a ,S s No. 50. A. o. u. w.
Aa t tas nrst and third Mondays of
|ssethers ~ naii IN Masonic Templo,
invited 60 attend.
~ SnrH. Ms. MILLER, NJ. W.
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\ Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
FAD. DIVISION.
Webster narket.

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