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Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-14

No. l2G does not carry passengers east Of
Hutchinson.
Cara run through to ST. Louie without
change.
Chair Cars to Denver free of charge. This ia
the short line TO all points west.
?. j. LEIMBACH, Agent,
II. @. TOWNSEND, Gen. Pas. Agent.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-14

WHEN we opened up in our new
w rooms the first of the year, we
marked down all our goods, and started
out as q One-Price house, Now with
this discount Off, you can't afford to
miss this sale.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-14

Except Sunday,
No. 81 carrIcs passengers from Newton to
Hutchinson Sundays only,
Tralns No. $50 and b8l daily except Sunday.
For full particulars call on or address
WI. BLACK, @. ?, A., Topeka.
q. A. WALKER,
Agent Santa Fo Route Hutchinson.
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BUDGET FROM BRENNAN.
ANOTHER ENTERTAINMENT BY THE
BASKET BALL CLUB.
Tsbulated Returns OF the Recent Special
Observation-Disclosures Trees Held by
the Baptists and Methodists.

Brenham Texas. December q. The
Basket Ball club is dashlng into promi.
nence as the originator of unique enter.
tainments and refreshments Their enter
tainmcnts are numerous and especially no.
ticeable by their originality. most pleas.
ing feature Of their later efforts is that
their charitable disposition is beginning to
assert itself and the masculine element Is
not excluded from their social functions
The bonfire luncheon given lay Miss Matte
Giddings some time ago was SO strildugly
cunning that she was induced 10 repro.
duce the novel affair Monday uight. which
she did cleyerly adding few more re-
freShinE details,
The invitations were confined TO club
members and their escorts. The opening
overture was basketball game. partci-
pated in by the guests. and many incidents
and ludicrous situations were evolved from
the game
After the game the party were invited
into the cOrnncld. the pathway hcing light
cd by grOtcSquc jack o lanterns, \ kettle
supper was prepared by the guests them
selves, consisting OF pork aud heaus, hom,
my, pickles. suucr kraut. wiener wurst
and crackers. a number u other amuse-
mentS were provided and about the hest
time Of the season was registered ON the
scroll Of the attendants
last Tuesdays election on the road tax aud
stack
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CARoTHERs-ToWELL.
A Christmas Wedding at Columbus
Which Was a Society Event

A Christmas Wedding at Columbus
Which Was Society Event
Columbus. Texas, December GA church
wedding was celebrated at 4 o'clock this
afternoon at the First Baptist church The
high contracting parties were Mr., Henry
Walter Carothers and Miss Mary L. Tow
ell. Rev r. L. Muse officiating Misses
Hazel Hornsby of Austin, Geraldine Gegen-
werth, Lavigne Hester and Ina May Tow
ell We're flower girls. Mendelssohns wed
ding march was rendered by Mrs. T. j.
Windham Of Richmond. Mr.. Durell Miller
Of Yoakum aud Mr.. Hugh X. Brown OF
Columbus acted as ushers. The Drlae'
groom and ushers are members Of the same
college society, the Delta Tau Delta IRA
ternity.
Mr.. Carothers has been a prominent COL
lege athlete both at the University OF
Mississippi and the University oil ieAas'
He represented the University OF Texas AT
the intercollegiate meet at Nashville Tenn
In the spring OF 1899, carrying on seVera'
bonors for Texas in throwing the hammer
and putting the shot. He also represented
the university at Dallas in the same year
winning first for the university there ne
is now wen PSIh ~
law and in the cultivation of rice
Miss Towel is the daughter oil MIi; otioo
Mrs J. w. Towel and of kindred reIa a.,,' ~
70 a great number OF the principal Peop'dd
of Columbus She Is graduate Shhe a
sipmnus of the University Of Texas enc n
has the sweetest disposition ana Is w
cided tyne of the beautiful girl. r,s
An innovation IN electrical device the
employed during the ceremony AZ Two
church. Resides elaborate decorations w.
transparencies hung over the couple ~
bcarIps The name "Carothers ana tne
otrer 1'Towell." When the mlhls'eL E,on
0nnnced them husband and wlIe = 9u' ~ "a
ms touched and the light benny a,rss III
transparency bearing the name
was extingulshed. 80. =, tho after
Mr. and Mrs Carothers left on tne al. itb
r,o sir train and will spend Christmas VIII wa
hSS relatives and friends ar IuPe..o enc Hr,
Wotl,- Strings. Miss They viii be at h"iN'
in Colunlbus after January 10 ..,,., Cor
~ Among the visitors from out OF tohn ~
,,,a nccssion were Mr.. and Mrs. Io IN no
Iorrsby Of Austin. Mr., Ike rover o. nov
6itr Dr 5 c. Towel Of Harywood. w
n Windhnm Of Richmond Messr a.y ~
=, Rovd 81 I'll Paso. Lellius ~ a uaH n
i,s,in steDhen McCormick OF lious'SSiIi Misses
~ Westmoreland Of Garw9outt .,SSn ~
NM,bal Rather Of Gonzales. kahe w" san An.
Eta Lake. Blanche MeDaniei oI I
tnnio and Editor Yates Of Eagle LAAe-
I
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GALYESTON'S CHRISTMAS.
II VIII Be a Day of Good Cheer De-
spite Causes for Sorrow.
THE CITY COMMISSIONERS IN SESSION
The Work Of Renterrire the Bodies OF
Storm Victims rooeedins-News
Notes and Personals.

Galveston. Texas. December 24.-Gaives.
ton, which has had iis share Of tears dur.
Ing the months that have past, is happy TO-
night. The exchange OF good win and feel.
Ing has rendered hearts that were troubled
lighter aud the happy faces Of the children
have driven away the last care The streets
are filled with people bearing gifts mingled
with mostly jewellers. who seem intent upon
outrivallng their associates In making the
air rcsound with noises which perhaps some
sensitive person could get along as well
without.
AT the depot are lively scenes. Pcople
are going home and coming home aud
friends are there to see them on ANA wei.
come those who are arriving In the bus.
tie II is difficult TO tell whether there are
more visitors than departures From the
ticket agent Il was learned that the per.
ccntage OF business to interior towns over
that to other States was greater than In
former years.
Christmas trees and entertainments are
being given by the sunday schools OF sew
cral churches tonight aud many other social
affairs are booked for the evenings during
the coming week.
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on n charge Of selling two head NJ cattls
tnul diu not belong to hW He was bopud
OVER in aWnlt tho action of the grand iury,
FORT STOCKTON Colonel j. r.
Young, while driluug for oil ou his ranch
eight miles north Of town. struck ina
now OF arlcSlan water which no considers
too valuable for irrigation purposes to ease
or.
COMANCHE Fred Obcrthcer, bookkecp-
or and manager of the Comnuchc Lumber
company fell over twenty feet f.Um his
wind mill which he WAS fixing lie was
severely hurt but not enough to keep him
ut home.
TEMPLE The organizers Of the Belt
Beaumont OIL company have levied o vols
uuinry assessment on themselves aud are
paying on an the smaller stockholders dol
lar for dollar ON the amount paid for the
stock
BRECKENRIDGE- Quite number ~
cattle pcrlshed here during the recent coll
spell Cattle here are In bad condition and
feed very scarce, good many cAttemcn
are burning prcky pears ana feeding to
their cattle.
SMrHNILLE, Mr.. u. II. Hatch. repre-
senting Scarf & O'Connor Of Houston,
was here saturday and sold Editor George
g, Staples OF the Smithvilc Transcript a
splendid now Cottrcll cylinder press,
weight 1900 pounds. price delivered $1,000
nELHARr In shootlug ARRAY be-.
tween officers aud TWO men they were try
ing to arrest, GINS Book and Paul lIuingcr,
two hystandcrs. were shot 60 death. The
shooting occurred In place where NUM-
her of men were standing and neither of
the dead men had anything to 10 With IT,.
ABILENE. The West Texas farmers In
stltutc helG its Arst meeting hero aud
was we'll attended Addresses were made
by II. 4 Connect, professor ot agriculture
nj the Agricultural and Mechanical CO...
| lcge: E. W. Kirkpatrick aud Mr., Single.
| ton ~ Mckinney. The next meeting ~
the institute win he held here January II.
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City Commissioners.

Galveston Texas, December IA rcgu-
lar meeting Of the city commissioners was
held at noon today at the county court
house, all members OF the board being
present. After tue reading and adoption
of the minutes Of the last meeting motion
was made postponlng MI new business and
the city attorney thcn presented the fol.
lowing new ordinances. which were unaul-
mously passed One amending the side
walk ordinances So as to allow the mcr-
chants ON avenues \. y aud G. 10 use more
than four feet of space during business
hours, providing sufficient space is al
ways kept free for passage one permit
ting the removal Of houses in the Dire dis
trict 10 points outside of the same. One
authorizing each commissioner 10 formulate
rules of the department ana providn.
the rendition of property for -ty taxes autl
collection Of city taxes shall he conducted
in the same mnuucr as state taxes are rem
dcrcd aud collected.
Upon motion of Commissioner Austin a
vote of thanks WAS rendered the Waters
Pierce OH company for SG6S0 worth of
drainage pipe. Upon motion of Commits
sioncr Norman a resolution was adopted
thanking tho citizens Of the seventh ward
for repairing No. Is engine house.
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NlotorIa Local News.

Victoria, Texas. December 2i-lhc next
attraction Of the Yong Mems christian
Association star course Is the Imperial
Hand Bell Ringers" on january l. 4 spe,
Tor this orcpsion which promises TO he
fuuy as successful as those already given.
The +. +. y. Social club goes q mop a.
their club rooms Thursday night ana ,htlr
Eve. -
Norris Reed Is here on visit 10 relatives
from Waco. where he holds n respohslplr
nosItiou with the ROtau Grocery company.
Holiday travel OF the railroad Is mn
usually heavy this year, though not AS
much to other states as IN former yGalTfs.
Doc Buhler Is home fpr we au5uas ,
medicine. 49,, ,t
set al the home OF Mrs. kosborough last
ufghf
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FREE! FREE!
TO KIDNEY SUFFERERS,
An Opportunity Worthy
of Your Notice.

We make this ofcr especially for those
who were disappointed last Friday and for
any others who failed 10 avail themselves
OF that Offer hut none others.
" you suffer with kidney disease or any
almont arising from IN improper action Of
the kidneys or urinary organs, this oner
We make the people OF Houston should In.
tercst you. In the Advancement 81 medical
science, the kidneys, the organs OF the
greatest Importance ia human health. have
not been neglected. and In placing before
You such a cure as Doans Kidney Plus
The proprietors recognize how far so many
statements OF the makers OF similar prepa.
rations have fallen short OF their claims.
being convinced that no remedy 70 kidney
complaints Ia existence equals Doan's kia,
ney pills for such ailments; strengthened
In these convictions by letters that are
daily received Of the work they are DOING
for mnnkind's benefit, old backs aud young
backs are being constantly freed from
never-ceaslng aches, and many q iame ana
shattered one. stopped aud contracted, IS
strengthened, inyiserated and Infused Win 9,
new life With such medicine an oner OF
tbts Hind can be made without hesitaney.
Tor while we lose the box we give 70 yoS
We make a friend that assists us In the SsR
~ many others
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RICE IN CALHOUN COUNTY.
Contracts Let for the Construction Of
Canals,

Contracts Let tor the Constructor pl
Canals,
Port Layaca, Texas December % The
Placedo Canal company today closed the
contract for the construction Of dam
across the Pmccdo creek on the Clark
ranch. also the contract for the cannis'
which VIII extend from the Plarcdo 20
the Phillips Investment companys lands.
The parties contemplate putting 10 rice
20UO acres the coming year. and VIII go 10
work at once.
The Louisiana parties who some time ago
bought the Souncmanu place on the Gum"
iupp river will plant so acres in rice the
coming yenr and are expected mere within
few days 10 begin work.
Many prospcctors are coming IN Calhoun
county and there is quite an ncuye ac-
mand for lands especially rice lands,
Rev. A. Marsh aud his associates wan pc
gin tho construction Of The telephone lnp
from this place 10 Victoria within ~ rev
DAYS ami intend, II possible 20 nave il IN
operation within sixty days II the material
can be had. -
The recent cold weather damaged tue
cabbage and caUlihoWcr crops uh'ut ~
per cent, h rs estimated.
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SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New Industries Reported in the
South in Week,

The New Industries Reported in the
South in a Week,
Chattanooga Tenn. December 2l-Among
the more important of the new industries
reported by the Tradesman for the week
ended December 81 are 100000 boiler
works at Clarksburg, W. Va; brick works
NJ Rockdale, Texas a brick and tile fac
tory at Port Vincent, La: a broom factory
NJ Creek, n C.: a canning factory at Ty-
Ter Texas: a cigar factory al Tampa, Fla;
con, mines at Brookwood. Ala; a 5000
600 coal and coke company at Roanoke,
va. a $4,000 dry dock and construction
comnapy at Norfolk, Va; cotton mills at
Chlldersburg, Ala, and Hope Mills, y. g;
o rrposoting plant at New Orleans, La, a
So0c CUO desk and furniture factory at
Jackson, Tenn; an electric light plant az
Seoriy Ark: a $1,000 electric Hight and
nowef plant ut Jonesboro. Ark; an electric
kght and power plant at Bolton, Texas;
m electric power plant at Newport, rem
a g25 90 fertilizer factory at Atlanta, Ga.
$4,000 foundry at AY0nda!e, Als'j a
furniture factory al Lake Providence, IL,
HARDWARE companies at Georgetown. s. G.,
and Enloe. Texas; $1,000 Ice factory al
1Sfton Ga: a $4,000 ice manufacturing
eo,nnanv 10 he organized at Beaumont.
Twas. a SO 900 insulator ana electrical
9 u tnittine mills al Alexander City and
njrn,ing ham, Ala. and Hickory, y. C.; a
40 COO Uthographing company al orange,
Tcxos. a $1,000 lumber company az Corn
inr ARK lumber mills AZ Pearl River. La.
pes,rdman \ c. and Panther. w Va 9
nn,achine shop al Knoxville, Tenn; Slo0,'
20 medicine factory al Atlanta, Ga; z
.59 600 oil company ST Monticello, ~ an
81 .omnsny al Versailles, KY: S2yO,Ool
oil company at beaumont. Texas $780,
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Nillann MiIls Matters.

Village Mills. Texas December 24-rhe
Village Mills company mill shut down at
noon today for the holidays aud paid on.
Nsarly ou the employes left on this even
nin,l's train for Beaumont ana Houston
Tho annual ball 10 be given by the Young
men OF village Friday nlgnI lhe -'in'
promises 20 he grand anmr ,,,,,
Peter Dow and Mrs. Frank Miller were
married. here last night. Justice OF the
Peace H. ~ Vickers officiating
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Accidents at San Antonio.

San Antonio Texas. December "a Hugh
Duncan. 12-ycarold boy, was seriously
injured today while celebrating the ap-
proach of Christmas He had n coat pocket
full Of loose powder aud was firing caN
non crackers when spark fcll among the
powder in hls pocket, causing an explosion
that blew tho hoy across tho street and set
IRE To his clothtug
The 10 wear old son ~ Francisco Grasse
WIS totnlly blinded by tho explosion OF
cannon cracker on River avenue tonight.
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Work at Alvin

ssr, las, December 23.-Coionel j.
iision ealyeston, president of the
u c,s uu' OIL and Gas company, was
q eS'erday looking after the in
~ % "a Vompany, which is sinking
South ose Thomas farm. about two
s's hees ms city. Operation on this
q % sr'.sns suspended now about two
y hot MINI NJ break In the gin
% scrt Brown says he hopes "a
up again In a short while.
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colonel Rentfro Very M.

Corpus Christi. Texas. December "a
coiopol r. Il. Rentfro Of Brownsyille, who
was operated on for csrbunces last week
"a verv low. his condition growing worse
hourly. lie has been unconsclous ail even.
ing. and is not expected 10 survive 'ns
uiRhf
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go oil company AT Galveston. Texas:
100000 oil and pipe line company AZ Gai,
weston. fcXas; a S2,TO.Wu oh tfansportn.
ton company az Beaum0nt. Texas; a $50,
StaNo saw mill AZ Elllsvlllc. Miss; tan
nerics ~ Dillhoro. \. C.. aud Elkins. W
Na.; telephone systems NJ New Decatur,
Ala. and McMinnVillc. Tenn: a tobacco
factory az nanVillc, Va: a tobacco stem.
mcry at Petersburg Va; and wooden mill
az Del Rio Texas.
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The High Island Strike.

,ssD leSas, December PA. S.
Il % Returned from High island,
M. IN. TO Investigate the reported
tsn lnat place. He says that an
Ib,. ~ peen struck but that it was
hsb s,noqgh to be Of any value fur
n nelybI indicate that there was oil
2 eousanunosrihood. Last Sunday a large
s,theIrovSs Of those Interested In the
= Fashsr ~ High island expecting to
,hlteflsIisoo ught In, but the gusher did
atee iu4t Work on the well will
AtRson me beginning of the year
u core,o says that three other wells
I hand 'ueheed by Gufrey & Galley at
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ohristman Iraaedy At DaIIas.

Dallas Texas. December 24.-The first
tragedy for this Christmas IN Dalias oc-
cured at O'Clock tonight Joseph Jones
80 rro,,rton Wilson became angry while
oosai1ahratinp af Usgkell and Pacific avenues
Zones shot Wilson 10 death In the street
and vas arrested aud taken 10 the county
iail by Deputy Sheriff VIII
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after fGP'h fbe S fSdHGg, and win not open an
oeen very gratifying thus f ay'e ,hince has
stotooi ~ William Eilers will AIS, session.
VIE Me. ieaehers association at We eSenu the
att m g'z snS TTh9nheiser, who has hoo,
ton; has come home TO snend 's,hn ~, At Bel
scbnc, pupils Of the Presbyterlapno ii sn!
a tree In their church exercise and
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Reinterrine Bodies.

Galveston rcNns December 2i.The
work Of reintcrrinE storm victims con
tiuucs. the average number Of bodies re-
covered being from nine TO twelve per day,
Only one body has been Identified thus far,
it being that NJ Benton Kennedy, which
was mentioned In The Post Of last sun
doy
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FOR COAST POINTS
80, Shipments viii Take a
d, Iamp During January.
,prHup REFINERY TO ENLARGE
...v Of Fifteen Thousand Bar
) vsp','The Cardium Is to Come
= Ds nv for Another Load.

r.1os December 24.-Mr. ].
li'o0u r,, general manager for the ].
scP''p ctroleum company, has re.
d'lS mo East where he has been
= NV .,,nslye and important arrange
ne transportation of beaumont
~ nolrts. MIR. McDowells com
y e" .h,n the arrangements are com
w. w., large facilities for supplying
p y :, the trade. which is expected
p" large amount of oil. Thee
Nslue have been purchased 10
l Neals.tv.isn tlade at once, ana two
L tAe sOssrc been contracted for. These
|sTeSs ain make comparatively short
rsse' III he able TO move a great
Edr Of oil. ,a ,rr,dtrc Gam.
/ Ny !, acting as the GufIey com
WV, rn.o,can distributing agent, VIII
taV Vt steamer Cardium back next
uF 'nother cargo If 5000 barrels
pa ~ nther vessels of thiS Hue arc
y ~ IA In fact. il Is now apparent
Z W.. sbinmcnts will take big jump
WIZ January. and shipments by rail
nv .,I ~ sre expected TO average not less
Ns Y, cars nrr day during the first
= mo new year. making n total Of
~, for the month. which should
4. shippers about SlS6,OO0
,,g,lo, to the information concern
4, Guaey company's purchase Of five
.,r,lrs vessels. Mr.. Mcdowell brings
!. M news. He makes the important
/. cement that his company mas pur-
nv machinery necessary % increase
,.s,,rv AT Port Arthur TO a capacity
\, ~, barrels per dav, and that ms soon
\, m,chinery can he installed the plant
Nm turning out TOO cars of refined
nslne etc, daily.
|uto tbe finding of oil off Spindle Top,
rprldlDr Of transportation and the
|s,, a reanerlcs is Of more Importance
4, ssn lust now than anything else.
me- things are being assiduously
M ,fter hy those companies that have
|sspst capltal to do so. md by the
4. NJ held Is two years old ten or a
4 ptnprles will he In operation
|lsmas is certainly full Of good cheer
gsst promise 10 oil mon in this field
h M merchants of Beaumont. who
Esping rich harvests from the black
h.
EF. C. Murphy. who was popular
Nd nan before he Went into the oil
,sa has been made general manager
, 49, ma, - ~, Dp1,-
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IN. kidneys ache when they .. SEe oV 9n
worked ana rcmoved. PRIcKLY Nj,
lte.SSSSIRERS YRS Is reliable sidney tome III III
bnri L Equator, Capitol pharmScSoy' 20
Main Main street; abbott ce SIsIiins SOC Main
s9.sst special agents,
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|s.tt.,,,s yetteviIle Items.
|eak ~ Texas, December 2s.-The
'ol closed yesterday and ths
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Total vote for stock law .........,..l ,V4S
Total vote for road tax .....,,.... ,llN
Tho Baptist Christmas tree was held at
Iusk hall tonight at 80. Following was
the program Opening song; opening cNer
ciSeS by w y. Garrett. chorns ny four
teen little girls; recitation Miss Nelma
Garrett; duet Edwin and Alma Farmer;
recitation Kenneth Garrett: solo. Ncttte
Griffin: recitation Robert Hanson, song,
three little girls: talk by Hon Harry
Haynes solo by Miss Lillian Tumlln solo
by Miss Bcssle Goodlet
An excellent program and ChriSim
tree delighted the hearts oi IN" children
az the Methodist church tonight.
cning but nothing deferred the crowd "f
holiday shoppers and Tuesday was an
other good day.
The cotton mill soliciting committee has
raised i'm the ncighborhood ~ two thirds
of the $4,000 necessary "a establish The
mill That this mill viii hc built here
there is hut little doubt. The committee
VIII not lei M until the entire amount
has been raised.
The expense ~ the recent election was
Si72 ONLY eighteen boxes were opened
and the clerk hire was cut down 10 the
Mrs. 4. r. Sharpe Of Cameron, accom-.
panied hv her two sons Masters Walter
holidays. the guests Of Mrs. Francis Baum
CART.
spending the holidays with Mrs. +. II.
Miss Matte Lockett Of Cleburne is here
IN visit, the guest Of Mrs. r. T. Thomp.
SON
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pes, for roeumaus Elmer a Amends
r,I'.orl,,p;ao No aS5i Celebrated On It's
merits Tor many enectuh cures K. g.
schmidt. Houston. Texas, sole agents
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FULL BOXES

Of poan's kidney Pills viii be given away
Tee 40 every person suffering with kidney
ailments at The undersigned address. First
come. first served, and only this one chance
oeered Remember this 10 not sample
box but a regular size box o. Doan KID
ney pills, which retails at 9o cents.
ReUembeF
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Beaumont Quotations.
|aunont, Texas. December "a Follow
are the quotations on the Beaumont
|nshsnge
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-12
PRETTY GIRL A ROUGH RIDER.

Washington, Oct. l2Society Is
looking forward with curious interest
to the arrival here, accompanied by
"A cowboy band of Bessie Mulhall,
daughter of Colonel Hack Mulhall, OF
Oklahoma, who is said to have re-
ceIved special Invitation from Pres.
ident Roosevelt to visit him at the
White House.
Miss Mulhall, who Is said to he the
original Of Bessie In Hoyt's "a Texas
steer" won the friendship of Roose-
welt at a reunion OF the Rough Riders
at Oklahoma City last year, where
she succeeded in riding several wild
broncos. She owns one of the largest
ranches In Oklahoma.