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NoTIcE on nLncTIoN.

BY virtue of the authority vested In me
as mayor II the city of Houston and by
virtue OF the following ordinance OF the
city council Of the city Of Houston mas ADD
July 1, 1901, there is hereby called and
notice given of an election by the ounl
ined property tnxpaying voters of the fcity
Of Houston, to be held on THURSDAY the
18th day Of July, 1901, said ordnance Is az
AN ORDINANCE providing for the sub
mission to the qualified properly fax
paying voters of the city of Touston
Of the proposition for the issuancn nf
bonds for The purpose OF sewrring 0f
said city OF Houst6n:
BE IT ordained by the CITY council Of
the city OF Houston:
Section l. That an election be held by
the qualified property tayuaving voters Of
the CITY of I6uston an tho o5th 6ov
of july 1901 az which election there shail
he submitted to vote OF rho nnoiiaod
voters. who arc pronerty toSnaySrs az
the city Of Houston. proposiiiop 2,r mo
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NOTlCE or ELECTION.


BY virtue OF the authority vested In me
MS mayor Of the city OF Houston and by
Virtue of the following ordinance of the
city council Of the city Of Houston, passed
notice given, of an election by the quail.
lied property taNpaying voters Of the city
Of Houston, 70 he held on Thursday, tho
2ath day Of July, 1901, said ordinance Is as
An oiiniNANcE providing for the sub
mission 20 the squ9uned property tax
81 the proposition for tho Issuance Of
bonds for the, purpose Of building school
houses In said city OF Houston:
BE Il ordained by the city council Of
Section l. That an election he held nv
the qualified property toNpaying voters OF
the city Of Houston on the 2ath day
OF July, 1901, Mt which election there shall
he submitted TO vote OF the qualified
the city Of Houston, proposition for the
issuance of bonds OF said city OF Houston
in the. amount Of nifty thousand dollars
tSh0,Ho0.Ool for the purpose Of building
school houses in said city Of Houston:
snid bonds are to be ply9hlc forty wears
from Their date and shall helr Interest
Section . The places for holding such
election shall be as follows;
First ward Shuptrine Hall
Second ward No. 10 Engine House
Third ward Central Fire station.
Fourth ward Mildly 4 Dow Han.
FIFTH ward Pythian Han,
sixth ward Minister'S store, 2020 Wash.
ingion street
Section 3 None but qualified voters OF
said city, who are property taxpayers OF
said city. shall be allowed TO vote at said
election
Section 4. Legal notice Of said election
shall be given by the mayor md city
secretary aud the manner OF holding said
election shall be governed 10y the laws
of the State governing general elections
Section 5, This ordinances shall take 81
feet from date OF It's passage ami pnhll.
cation and all ordinances Va conflict here.
with are hereby repealed
Said election will be held under and by
virtue OF said ordinance, and the provi.
slons of the law In snch eases made and
provided, and win be held at the time
and respective places provided for In said
ordinance. The polls will be open az $
o'clock a. m. and close NJ g O'clock p. m
(SEAI) j. D. WOOLFORD,
Mayor OF the city OF Houston.
A. Upper. City Secretary.
Houston, Texas, July ., 1901. 20
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE MSNilNN, 10 n m--W0T
nut hook ease, walnut wardrohes. mn.
hogany bureau walnut bureaus. i dor.
en- carved walnut chairs. large rock
ers. oak hat rack, whatnot, oak chairs
bamboo easels cherry and walnut tables
walnut conmode, sldeboard and Other
furniture, beans. candy, dried fruit. hats
shirts, clothing. underwear shoes ma,
lions. towels, letter paper pencils, cards
QUITS, SANS umbrellas, soap, combs,
noas. EAlt 4 Lubhock. %
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FOR tents, awnings, tarpaulns, etc, write
or 'phena Kattmann & Kneeland Tent
Co., 31315 Main street, Houston. Texas.
n
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MARTYR. HUDSON & FORD.

PHOTO SUPPLIES 5000 will Luy com
plete stock of Photographic supplies with
well-establishcd trade; good opening for
energetic ,young man TO control the trade.
800 Franklin. "A
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NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that q
special meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Austin aud Northwestern Railroad
company has been called by the board
Of directors 20 assemble AZ the general
office Of the company Ia Austin. Texas. at
10 o'clock a. m on the 10th day OF Au-
gust. 1901, fer the purpose Of authorize
Ing and providing for the sale Of the
railroad OF said company extending from
the city cf Austin, In Travis county, to
the town OF Ilano, In l.lano county with
lis franchises and appurtenanccs ~ the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad com
pany, e. n. Reilly, secretary. S-i9-0l
NOTICE Thirty days from this date the
city Of Houston viii sell 20 the highest
bidder, for cash, all OF the property
bought In BY the city for taxes aud fOi
which the city now holds deeds. A list
Of the deeds % the property can be seen
az the office OF the city attorney IN the
Mildly q Dow hall. on the corner of
Texas avenue and Travis street. L, J.
Tnfhy, NJ. u, Bennett, l.. Gus Mueller,
snnance committee. Houstan, Texas, July
~ AVA. s'A1
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MONEY TO LoAN-We loan money on
Houston business or Houston city prop
erty; also loan on improved farms, at
low rate Of interest; see us II You want
money. VIM, II, Olschewske & Co, 20l
klam building 3u
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F,lt RENT For August. handsome suburb.
an home, II rooms. furnished: on car
line. with use of garden, COW and chick-
ems only parties with the highest refer
enccs need answer Address Suburban
Home, this Office .,
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$4,000 TO LOAN on Houston business or
residence property, one to ten years. al
lowest rates OF Interest; monthly pay.
ments II desired; no delay In getting Your
money. Apply to N. l.. Mills. 205 Main
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NOTICE is thereby given that a specia,
meeting OF the stockholders Of the llous-
on aud Texas Central Railroad Company
mas been called by the Board Of Directors
10 assemble NJ the General office Of the
company In Houston. Texas at " o'clock
NJ on the 18th day Of August, 1901, for
the following purposes, to wit.
flrst! 10 authorize and provide for pur'
chasing, owning ana operating the rail-
road Of the Central Texas and Northwest
ein halfway Company. extending from
Jarrett station TO the town Of WaNahachic,
IN hllls county, with it's franchises and
appuitenancee: the railroad of the Fort
worth and New Orleans Hallway Com
pahf; extending from the town of Naxn.
nacnle In Ellis county. to the city OF
r"rt worth, III Iarrnnt county win lts
IraneniseS ana appurtenances' the rail-
road OF the Austin and Northwestern Rail-
r9aa company, extending from the city
OF Austin, In Travis county. to the town
Of LIano, In Llano county, with its iran
chises and appurtenHnees; the railroad Of
tne Granite Mountain and Marble Fails
ely Railroad Company, extending from a
polnI OF connection with the Austin ana
northwestern Railroad In Buruet county.
to me town Of Marble Falls. in Bnrnet
county. With its franchises and appur
tenances. and the railroad commonly
known as the Lancaster Tap Railroad cx.
tending from Hutchlns station to the town
o. Lancaster In Dallas county, with its
franchises and appurtcnances. or either
or any OF such railroads. with its or their
franchses and appurtenauces.
second To authorize and provide for
amending the charter or Articles OF III
corporation Of said Houston and Texas
Central Railroad Company So rs to author.
re 1t to construct, own operate and main.
tain railroad from point Of connection
with the railroad now owned by snid Aus.
tin and Northwestern Railroad Company
To The town of Lampas1s. in Lampas Is
county and SO as to authorize 1t to pro
tect and provide for locating construct.
Ing maintaining and operating such
owned by 1t as the stockholders at such
meeting shall determine.
e. w CAVE
SlG-Ol Secretary.
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F0E SALE--Complete job printing outht
Doing good business. For particulars.
address c, 7. Hcisig & Co., Beaumont
Texas. p3
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COTTON OFFICES and sample rooms at
Converse building, 1861 Main street; five
connecting Offices: very desirable. VIII
be rendy for occupancy August /; on see
ond floor. Apply Ed S. Lewis, agclt,
room No Ii
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FINANCIAL.

Il. 7, MOsKOWITZ 4 CO. Real Estate
and Stock Brokers, 216 Main street, for
investments of all kinds.
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FOR SAIE-ope l2foot by iS.lneh return
tubular boiler, complete with all httlugs:
also one 12xl2 automatic steam engine;
iust the outfit for rice pumping plant.
Address T.. r. Miller Houston, or W. H.
McKlnnon, Scbulenburg. Il
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FOR SALE--1JO0 acres oil land, half way
between Sour Lake and Saratoga, Haf;;
din county; cheap for cash F9r IuH
uaiticuinrs nddress c. T, lIesig & Co.,
f!pnumouf TpNna g
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

LODGE ROOM for rent; Red Mems wig
wan, Az san Jacinto street. Apply II
Camp building %
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ana SALE-The Houston HeIghfs hotel
only one nsa gSIden; an ideal resort: I the
cara. John 4 hhsG,rI .dton re- rcssehed by street
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~ ACRES OIL LAND FOR Houston resi-
dent lots or house and lot; value from
$1,000 70 $500 Apply at once, lock boa
hks: Houston Texas "a
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MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Houston
city property or improved farms Easiest
rates and terms. w. w. Miller, 5OI
klam building, Houston. II
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VISITORS to Pan.American Exposition
win End rooms In select private home
close to grounds az 81 per day each per-
son Mrs. Pearse, 1873 5. james place,
Buffalo, y. Y. Reference: Mr. Seth b,
strong. postmaster, Houston.
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TuTs WEEK oNLY-12Oo0 acres smooth
NC land four miles deep water front;
SO 20 Dwyer & Melton. 500 KAN.
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FOR sALE-on lands adjoining saratoga,
Hardin county; title perfect OIL sure,
and low price. For fuil parIcmIsr,s
TEXAS -
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PERSONAL.


To Advertisements remaining In the of.
fce of The Post for the week ending
Saturday July 10.
2e57 202G: 2526; (2) 1921; 2sO2; 2903;
2i2S; zoos; 2905 %; 2959; 2s30; 2955;
2j06; 203l; 1906; 50I 80: 2532 ca; 1888 (2l;
2SS3; 2603; 250s; Dos, 1883; 2564 4UA;
2914: 29s5. 1851; 1886 30; l.. B. -:
Lawyer; 2563 ~; 29ss; 291S, 2914 3i.
1889 (2l; 29SS; 4514; 1865 (2l; 25l5; 2jG5
2916 (6); oslo; T.. II. G.. t2); S116; 2g2l;
1861 az; 251S (3l; 1898, 2543: 256S; 2819
80; 1868; 444; 2670; r. T.. r.; 2905; 257l
~; 2s71; 2997 (3); 1922 (2l 2522 (2);
a: 209D: 2s14, 29ao: 2D25: 1900.
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BOARD AND ROOM.


COOL, well furnished rooms and good
hoard - per week, at 400 Austin ST. -
NEW ROOMS, new furniture; board by
day week or month Rooms 81 to 81
per week. board S3.JO to So per week
TransicntS solicited Crescent House,
1907 Congress. -
1911 TEXAS AVENUE Y Large modern
boarding house, 2la blocks from Rice
hotel, business center, rooms for rent
with or without hoard; transieuts solltIt-
ed; rates reasonable. y
DOUBLE ROOM. southern exposure; baths;
good board. ~A04 Crawford y
$500 PER WEEK-Board and room; IO3
.Ausltn street. p so
NICELY Furnished south room, -board; So
RuSk avenne. rM II
LARGEST, COOLEST front room In ciIy.
With board; table boarders desired SO
Main street. -
NICE cool rooms with good board at rpu-
sonahle rates, on rooms To rOumprs; tran
s!cnt and table boarders solicited. / 10
Travis. -
BOARD AND ROONIl4A trout south room
second hoor, just paperrd; trIusents SO.
llclted. two blocks from Rice hotel 1000
Rush avenue. 20
FOR RENT with board. the coolest rooms
in The city az 9l2 Jackson street %
ATLANTA IlulGl.-kates 81 per day; 4pp.
ciui rates by week or month. 2ll4 Church
street, Galveston, u. Fcley. Proprietor. II
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

HOUSTON vacant lots for typewriter,
horses, buggy, mules cows or cash. III.
8. Stoddard. Perry block. %
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siA.houM, tw9,story cottage on Mason
sell entire place for less than COST ~
house Apply Leon p. Smith, attoTnev
over houston National bank. n
HOUSTON HEIGHTS LOTS-C6oIce Of
my location cheap for cash or on easy
payments cnll or address Boulevard ana
iErlsnleenth avenue, Houston Heigbts
Texas. d. D. Cooley. eislt %
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HAMMOCKS-we can sell you ny ys L
mock for very little money ~ u
get the best that is made a. M Is q
prices. All our hammocks are w
stock and the prices are W
to $500. p,stodus'
:, so4 Malp ~
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,rvp ur-psoN g. FORD.

MARTYR. HUDSON & FORD, :.
SUBURBAN HOME AND FkulI On
CHARD, at La Porte. Beautiful two
story eight-room house, new, Mis1 ,nSii
TTenfylacre orchard Of over 100. frui.
trees mostly bearing. IN fine eonuttion'
near station; fine bathing ana hsnihg,,
900 Franklin.
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ACME Cleaning aud Pressing Association
Suits cleaned and pressed 10 centsS club
rates 81 per month: ladies' work "a spe
cialty; country orders solicited. j. r.
Green, 002@ Main u
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PRIVATE and class lessons IN stcnOgraphy
and typewriting, 50 per month ll0l Dart
street. n
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS make 5000 per month selling our
Economy harness riYeter TO farmers
and rig owners; holds enough rivers 10
do several dollars worth OF repairing
yet sells when loaded for 81; price Il
righti can reload for Zoe. Send bOc IN
Economy Co., Los Angeles. Gal. ~
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DAMON MOUND-A limited acreace IN the
dates back to a Spanish grant In 1S82.
mas been the Damon homestead since
1871 dSS.i the Ilogg' Swayne syndicate and
beaumont held have purchased Sro1n ~
ana developments will soon force prices
W 70 Spindle Top values. Can on or adj.
ins House. ~ iiu'cr -
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TONIC FOR MEN--Meucure; for women
none better than Eureka Elixir. 81 bottle
AT Lewyns, 4Ol Main. corner Preston. 30
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FOR SALE-Oil lense near Sonr Lake
Jefferson and Hardin counties, In tracts
OF 10 10 500 acres: rock bottom prices
to parties desiring to develop immediate
". For full particulars address G..
=. Helsig & Co. Beaumont, Texas. -
YOUNG MAN Desiring 10 engage in bust
ness for himself wants to Invest about
$500 in good, legitimate business IN or
out Of city. Address 2192, this office,
with full particulars. "a
PARTNER WANTED, with 5000 for half
interest, or | will pay good man or
woman 800 per month who viii advance
this amount money secured Address
2929 this Office. 81
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FOR SALE, CHEAP The finest ~ ~. !
canvas theater ever built: stage, w
seats, lights and everything e s.ss
seats 1880 people; nearly new n M
weeks. T. r. Lotus. no. -
straat
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LEWYN'S little liver pellets excellent for
biliousness, constipation; no calomel -
cents bottle al Lewyn's. 30
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE 40 MAIN
H Houston S0q Hefab ainetenths OF al unsoi
lowest and terms the best 70 he bad are
JOHN a, MGLRoY. Agent. II
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WANTED TO k''

wlNTED 10 RENT M sloass d B
hon So OF eight or ten 1--we aa1
lttshty, southern ehp; s stre<l
Hart. jeweier. bls AA'A
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WANT MAN with money and social
standing 10 back me In handling large
liildinL contracts In this city and State;
You handle your own money; secured /;
good percentage OF profit. Builder, this
nfIice VI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sTECIAL. NOTICE -AH stockholders are
I.quested TO attend the annual meeting ~
stockholders Of the Magnolia Cemetery
ASSOCIATION, July %. at p. m, NJ the
" ~ church, corner Milan street ana
Nfhiuney avenue Geo T.. Henrichsen,
secretary. %
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ofGce OF
Comptroller of the Currency. Washing.
ton, ID. c., June II, 1901 Whereas, by
Undersigned, II has been made TO appear
mat the Merchants National bank OF
Houston, In the city Of Houston In the
county Of Harris. and State Of Texas.
has complied with all the provisions OF
tne statutes Of the United States. re-
CURED 90 be complied with before an
association shall be authorized to com.
mence the business of banking.
NOW, therefore, |, Charles @. Dawes,
comptroller of the currency, do hereby
certify that the Merchants National
bonk OF Houston, in the city Of Houston,
~ the county Of Harris, and State OF
IeMas, ~ authorized To commence the
business OF banking as provided In sec.
United States
In testimony whereof witness my hand
ana the seal Of office ths 18th day Of
June, 1901. CHAS. q. DAWES,
Comptroller of the Currency. STA
Charter number 5S5s.
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LOST. FOUND, STOLEN.

l,Ol number OF aotes' nalonr Them
three. $500 notes made by j j Rigtnee,
ger 60 u favor Of the Patton ,Nealc
to', one 500 note made by p Attawav
IN favor OF the Patton Neale 90 ana
several other notes payable 20 Charles X
ration, all persons are hereby warned
The Patton Amer Co 81
LoSI-one brown mare mule, one sorrel
mare mule about l3se hands high. liberal
reward Return TO 10l Fannin street. 81
500 REWARD for returning, one cow.
black and white spotted, brand on neck'
40 III. Iieber 20 Artesian Place. 81
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FOk RENT have for rent m Taylor
three store rooms, two 3ONgO feet eacn,
cnr 3oXlOO feet, centrally located and
suitable for wholesale or retail business;
rne crops in that section; business pros
poets unusually good. w. A. Blackburn,
Austin, Texas. "a
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HOUSTON AND STRTRP~c
Chapman third addition. hi, ma si ;
lot .50x100, block PIG An nssN y ils'
suburban residence sites. wslI i
& Co. +" v GlsS
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1HE Beaumont and Pacific slope oil com.
ISny ~ putting down wen on lot 4,
thcf ~. Spindle Top Heights, stockhold
tfs VIII take notice G.. l.. Edwards
sccreMry Dallas. Texas. %
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GO TO wAPLEs' DRUG sToRR: YOU can
always ind II there. II

FUCKERS SOUTHERN TONIC-The cure
for chills and fever. malaria and 1aundce.
For sale by all druggists, S-IA
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For SALE The best fitted out restaurant
IN state. located near Katy depot, Waco,
Texas; closed because other business ne.
CURED attention; Will sell part on time,
low rent, II. NJ. Speer, 1928 West avenue,
Waco. Texas %
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OIL PROSPECT LANDS Nnmsr---
IN Jackson league, tracts Hj N my n,
jaeent to Sour Lake $50 per ra, ". Il
s Sppyotngs' s steStion eight miles s s Y
and three-quarter miles nor,b se'a n
togn SIS per acre; also sn, uneN III
trncts at Saratoga lake, Iands sn Z iaas
Mound section. R. w. Gamhls l y DaS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-18
FOR EIGHTEEN HOLES
Agitation Started For Improy-
Drovement of Golf Links.
THERE is PLENTY OF ROOM
For The Placing of The Addit-
ionaI Nine Holes.

Many OF the members Of the Wichita
Country Club are 1gita,ls f5r COR
pIete elghteen-hoie links n C7naEc Hi.
and it is among the PROBABILITIES that in
the near future the change VII be IN
auguaued.
II is pointed out by those who favor the
change that The College Hi links are
today the most expansive fa- the number
OF holes (nine) in the country
The eastern links do not as a rule &C.
cupy as much land as those On college
I'm and On Fairmount. and yet have
eighteen holes. The he-ls between the
holes are PLATED il acute angles q each
ether ard eighteen may be placed easily
r. a Comparatively small space without
coratct or cro7diug- Nine holes could
be easily added 70 The courses here with
out adding q foot % the whole links u
RE matter OF acres.
On the present course the 1eits zre
plated almost * rssht ansi-s Wirh enc
another. with the result that q large
part If The territory IS unused
II nine rev holes are added tae oid
course would b changed some. u the
present arrar erel- l1- hale -as ro7s-.e
hazards were a-1lg1, iE-c a -r1if .
distinctly game wll-h . v-ro rc1'-
-rarrv enhances EVe-T E has -s
particular dIaicultIes every SIS
1Eu peculiar ohsraciss. 1rl tEe Iclat
seems VII tazan thar eighteen lces ~
college Efu would all ~ t1e l1r-te-lT
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brought the word 20 The Eagle. that
there had been many misststements IN
regard 70 the Affairs which had occurred
IN the neighb0rhood. that everything had
not been tod az 4 should have been. and
that he hoped fer the health and strenEth
20 appear n court and give a stralght-3ut
account Of affairs that would show tho
infustices that had been put upon hina-
Mr. Harts friends say THAI he has been
unorending and that Re has been shame
fully abused he has many friends who
hope for his speedy recovery.
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HAVE ANEW PATTERN
FIXED - water Caanot freeze In the
Pampz

Walterscheii Brothers have tust finish
C. q pattern for a rev wind mill Three
~ them have beer Constructed ard are
IN successful operation iu different parts
a. The county. two o. them ia this city.
he niH e built CT steel and has roller
bearings that are PIT into the caseings
shat have been ground % the dnest point
possible azi lrsuTe perfect W0ri. An
ether new dev.se thar vll add greatly 20
the usefulness Of the nm IS the brake.
There has been considerable complaint
about uilIs running when turned OUT of
the wind. This keeps tie water 81 fhe
Cyiirfer q the puuD ard when cola
weather comes the pump freezes %.
This has been taken oct II tals ull AID
tha brake car-ct 1T tha wheel tara
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Astnunded .he Editor

Editor s a Brown, q Ben1ettgville,
S. C. was once immensely surprised
Through long suffering from Dyspep-
sia." ne writes, my wife was greatly
run down. She had 10 strength or vigo-
and suffered great distress from her
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