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and was there 81 short while When
Jumped on aud started for the scene oi
fSf nv S on S@ sS ss;er and @sssd
90 a brisk pace. thinking OF ways tina.
! might take advantage OF him, but !
Ss fo ae y 1A1 e s ssS ss Swn oe 81 Ss
gsrS g snt9ngle ths H9gs feet HIt te,i
s Ss PGS %srsSdC and behold Msas
only knew, for ! didn't. came. closer,
and found II 60. be 10 the shape Of 2 hoy
Great shades Of George Washington. His
tobacco leaves; his eyes like balls OF DIRE;
his nose was like corn stalk, his mouth
was Ike barn door; bis, legs were IKE
well allied. tool ] tried to shout, but
could not control my voice, and my tongue
drttered ncislessly In my mouth. For a
run. but my feet seemed glued TO the
ground. then fell into Kind Of think
ing spell and tried e think 1Ss q ,eT wSSs
monster the Phllip that l was to meetl
Surely not but on further inspection,
discovered badge pinned on bis, coat, on
Webster" II | We're TO run Philip would
write 10 all the HapS what a coward l
was, aud that would mortify mel On the
this terrible thing He could make me
eat dirt III less time than u takes TO
tell H. ! ala not care TO be whipped eth.
10 think which would he best to be brave
S Sc they s sSGR AZ R'f him run and
even TO keep from meeting him In the
street, and II they do meet him IN the
street OF anywhere else, he can see look
Of disgust on their faces. But with a
brave boy II is different Everybody likes
him and they say: THAT Is brave boy;
he will make a great man. ] expect great
things Of him. And when any one sees
him they are glad TO have chance 10
speak to him. and he has a good time, |
decided that II would he best to he brave,
so as | could now speak and walk, l be-
gan TO 80 around and ABOUND the creature,
hut he kept his face turned toward me
everywhere | went "lou are anatd ot
me-" he reared. NO I'm not" said.
At that he started for me. Where was
my bravery now} IT surely must have
been IN town for started to run Ia that
direction before ! was aware OF it. but
before ] had taken four steps, ! stumbled
and fell | struggled TO get np--and aud
at last recovered my footing. again, not
turning to see Phlip, but ] had not gotten
up till over | went again This time |
brought those shining ewes nearer and~-I
qwoke To hud myself on the bed With a
Jack olantern stuck Ia my face. ] had
pronifed to 20 coon hunting with Isaac
Praits that night and had Forgotten the
promise and gone to he'd This made
Isaac angry and he came and stuck the
Jatk Olant,rn In my fpce. just Tor mean
ness ] declared that he should he sorry
for II. and the result was that DC has
William vaasht
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The University Of Texas,

One hundred Instructors and oificers
more than 1000 students. not Including POO
summer School students. Women admitted
to all departments TUITION FREE, TO
tai expenses $3.50 10 $3.50. Students from
college, of repute admitted without exam.
nation and given credit for work com
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT. Session be
gins September Both entrance examination,
Septembel 2jth, matrculation fee $40, III
courses of study; university system OF In.
struction and discipline library OF 33o0)
Volumes Young Mems Christian Assocla.
top, Young Women's Christian AssocIa
ton, gymnasinms AMI gymnasium instruc.
tcrs for women ana men, athletic field
Tea cheers courses lead TO permanent state
teachers certificates Engineering Depart.
ment confels degrees OF civil engineer
Law DEPARTMENT Session begins
September both: entrance examination
September 25th matrioulation fee, payable
onlt once. $50 A two years course leads
to the degree of bachelor of law, and en-
titles holder TO practice In any court IN
TcXns Law students may pursue academic
courses without further charge
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. 90 Located az
Calves on) Four years course. faculty OF
twcnty.two Instructors, school of phar.
macy school OF nursing tfor womeni;, ma
articulation fee. payable once, $50 Com
rlete equipment In all schools session
hegns October LIST: entrance examinations
the preceding week. For Medical Gaia
lcgue address Dean Smith Galveston,
Texas For catalogue of any department
oil for anv Information. address JOHN A.
JONAH. r. giRtrar. Austin. Texas.
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CLUB TALK

the writer's says he wishes the
'ld ind something 10 write about
Interest and use than dreams.
think he will ind many of our
&gree with him in that. In fact,
ers are always welcome aad asked
agar, oftener than the others.
Iwn part, ] enjoy the dreams, too.
DO you suppose God made the
Pr Many, very many of them,
use at all, but they make the
uuiul and people enjoy them.
that 1t is intended for us to
ngs' A hearty laugh does us
the dreamers very often make
heartily. If a man has only a
Of land and has to make a liv.
1t DE would be foolish to plant
u unless he were near a big
could sell the flowers. But II
room for flowers aud vegetables,
good thing to have a few flow
sn'en the place and give pleas
aer beauty So it would not do
Fesy Hap writing funny dreams,
I space on our page for high and
with a funny dream
nsle 70 make 1t gayer and to give
II 5000 laugh now and then.
a "a MegslnSon: | thought | had
~ iully that | did not expeet
"a ~ eve the money for fencing
'enela OF San Jaclnto. | want
TN men Influence to get the men
2, tneir towns to petition the
~ stature to give the money out of
ttesaaSury The treasury is pretty
+. ~ ~ SO many oil' companies pay.
Al " ior their charters.
III one request / have to make 10
~ 70 our page. II YOU send
i g"sms always tell me they are
N. "vulu rather You would not send
I'll ppems; though, unless you see
leVialiy pretty, then you must
lele you found II 1t is only
writer aud to the paper OF
rra hrst published ii to give
& ,sult OF II. know | don't
ia ysaer paper taking our Hnps'
Passlng them of for their own,
IN ssor uS unto others as we would
= a"uii do unto US"
margaret Hadley Foster.
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Cameron Locals.

Cameron, Texas. July IL Yesterday Mr
and Mrs c I'll Voc returned from a two
years visit to Germany. During this time
they extended their travels 10 al prom
ncnt parts Of Europe Mr zoe was very
much surprised Ia the Improvement 81 his
town since his departure.
Mr John NJ H6hey wife aud daughter
are absent on an extended visit to Colorado
in search Of a cooler climate,
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TULANE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,

Full courses 10 Languages scIences, I'm
cheering Law. Medicine. Tulane makes
fe.lders IA an vocatlons. Its facilities for
instrnctfon In Engineering are unsurpassed
tnexceled opportunities for the study OF
Sugar Chemistry. Many scholarships
Opnortunities AFFORDED Tor self-help. Next
session Begins Oct l. Send for catalogue.
r. X BRUFF, Secretary.
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.-omers are the young peoPle
tappl "a sshn read the Youth pe.
|childrsnl tionstou Post. There avg
ft Of lne of any kind connecteS
OF yha' Rovs and girls yho reau
p clup' enrolled as active meh''
p VA name. age and address.
sehuhipi of all llappyhammers W
ehe ov sieiness when and whereNer
n, happ,nn the club name anu motto.
htnO the violet. the clpD 'ree
4 an, and the clup pe' hy the
4 SIrd all oelng chosen ", oc Of
4 Themselves. The favorite Dr
Epyhammers is the scotch ~
H. co,ors are rose and gray. Tues 81
~ w. Intended 10 he worn MIL
u ,ha club hutton or PIN. Iney ~
badge by pinnirg or seMlns
Two nleces Of narrow rinooh, uue
Foink and the other Of light gray
Il y y
. "a, the Aappvhammers' Club
4 ~ ylrl In the United states can
~! =, Of the club by sendlnS
me 70 the editor of the page.
q ,s,'et he addressed Houston POST,
mn,sr Department, Houston Tex
q rn.r on both sides of your paper;
"A aisb 10 use fancy name, senu
xuiI name to the editor! no let-
h BE- printed unless this RUE Is con'
Tie name "Happyhammer' or
sRith capital letter.
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'lRsT SPELLING LESSON.

BY 4. L BAKER.
Fere only two little boys in the
Is,
II little fellows of blue.
was Johnny, oh listen 70 this,
per was Johnny, too.
De said the teacher with snil
lips,
IJohhny Jones, YOU must try"
4 very solemn, and Wise and good,
spelled Y 'P'l pie"
Johnny Smith, I viii listen to you
pohnny Jones has his cry.
OF triumph In two blue eyes,
Straight way spelled Ply. -
the Johhnies came out from
Bol,
lfave little spirits quelled;
Fe wondering wondering, wonder
and ply spelled
Il From St Nicholas.
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The Agricultural and Mechanical
College.

(OlieX6.
Regular courses OF instruction In Agrl.
culture Mechanical Engineering, civil
Engineering and General Science. 4 large
number OF optional studies onersd. spe,
cial Industrial courses In Agriculture ana
Mechanical Engineering Complete, course
In Literary Instruction, combined with
aud arranged 10 suit each regular and spe'
cial course Degrees conferred on compile
ton of regular courses. Certificates grant
ed on completion OF special and elective
courses. Discipline: Military, In charge OF
United states army officer. Young Mems
Christian association, Athletic Associa-
tion. Gymnasium and Athletic field.
Tuition Free Expenses $40 per seq
sion OF nine months, payable quarterly
medical services. natstorIuri privileges ana
every expense. except books and clothing
All students privileged 10 work 10 part
payment OF their expenses. Fan session
opens September II Entrance examlna.
tions 9th and 10th.
Write for new catalogue
T.. I. FOSTER, President
College Station, Texas.
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. is42 Vermont Ave.
CHENO WETH.

Boarding School for Youna ladies.
Principals-Mrs. Mary D. chenoweth- Tur-
ner. Mrs. Elizabeth chenoweth'sloan.
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!. n. Hannvhanlmers' Gus.
A QUEER BOY.

BY W. H. S.
,ny Ike study. 1t weakens MS
Fright sort" of book will insure a
N about Indians, pirates or bears.
4 lost for the day to all mundane
icht Or gasllght his vision is clear"
lt that queerf
Ent ot an GRAND, he's tired as
'Esssty Of life and of "tramplns
here's a baud or a circus in sighy.
follow it gladly from morning till
lTman will capture him some day,
Rear.
Bs so queer.
Il work in the garden, his head
{hes to split
\ back is So lame that ne can't dig
Hin baseball ana hes cured very
i dig for a woodchuck the whole
Arnoon.
4 think he plays 'possum:' He
7ns quite sincere;
II be queer
i From St Nicholas.
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Prlddv. Texas Dear Haphammer: wish
you all happiness. | have never WRIT
to the Happyhamuiers before. am Is
years cd and live on the farm Ii Is GET
ting very dry here. | will close for Is
ume Lawrence G. Dennis
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JUNE DAYS.
- AZ Hannrhammers.

o,d lime DAYS have come again
I 49, sunshine, days Of rain;
NE for rest and days for Sporting,
pays for EorE and and ds ye /, f0t to SSasuns
ne AYE spin to picnic grounds,
"A here stately trees make Inviting shades
Fsr al many old bachelors as old malqs
!, ~ ,ia1ina folks take their tirie and eat
,WlsStte fnads 81 melons crisp and sweet;
NJ when mercury scars TO 100
Then the weather IS Just me
~. neH dn,e things but not for man;
ft nf visheS wiifter would come again;
ne WiAHeH &C. X, n,
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Holland. Texas Dear Haphammer: I
o,o,la like 10 Join the Haps' club, very
much have been Eead tsnE the ,s np' RsGs
! 70 real nlce ! wrote letter TO the
Hsps oase four years ago. but there
WASN'T one line printed, 50 ! guess tas
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whiting. Texas--Desr Haphammer ! MI
v.rite few lines tonight wrote 70 this
naes onre but i believe my letter entered
ne waste basket The main thing ! VII vi,
wfite IL about the Fourth OF july, a. TINS
great hohdey IL IN the pear ist glo1n nte.
81 right have asked already, way 10 THIS
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Prlddy, Texas.-Dear llnphamnlcr. VIII
little girl IL years old. / like ia rtni
the letters. ain nlammas oldest girl al
home, like to work In the field and In
the house too ! have q little sister aud
she wants u cook. ! will close with love
to the Hans new Hap,
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Angleton. Texas.--Dear Haphammer: Here
comes a little. girl TO Join the land of lap
pShanimers. am II years old and | nave
two pets, cat aud one heu With little chick.
ons | guess | will have to close for the
waste basket is waiting for this letter
E0le Ford
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Mineral Wells, Texas. Dear Haphan1m.sar
hapny hand. | think IT is nice band for
hopss and girls am very glad Lille
Horton has got her chair otbar am eon fosFy
~ ~ n,iy one net. Ii is colt; its name
ia VEL have two nleees and one
NEPHEW and one day my little niece came
70 ne thhnS and her mother asked her what
sbe was going TO do, and she said she was
Going to mali herself 70 grandpa ana
grandpa. would , hks tG2 snie s4isaSSs
Bous6." A new Hap Irene Harvey.
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Fields store, Texas.--Dear Haphsmmer:
you all know that some time ago !, Just
ought 10 give Philip 4 chew Of .obaceo
When he saw my statement published h.
got highly offended. and immediately wrote
Ter than 10 give him q chew, for hs was
not that much OF goat and tobacco worm.
/ answered his letter and told hiu thal
Is on halfway ground. that ] would an.
swer for my statement, lie agreed: and
APPOINTED Wednesday niaht FOR q suitable
Tine; "a I made preparations to meet bin
! boarded the train Wednesday aftsrnoon
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waste, basket got II. | am in Bell county
DOW, bgt expect TO go home soon; my home
Us In MONTGOMERY county. Susie Baker,
Vas surprised to see letter In the Haps'
rug from You. but WAS real glad ia see
lnve only one pet at home, and that Is INV
SISTERS baby. | want to see hes sweet
d2cs 50 much, She was 10 months old this
<tlh OF May. hope to be true Hap.
Volatoh GoOdSon.
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will write for my second time We have
a big orchard and plenty of peaches and
plnns. Go love the Haps' page Chand.
In is nice little place. II has ten stores
arc two churches, and a good school
HE TO so TO school Ny age Is II. l would
like to correspond with any Of the Haps
my age. Claudia Holhrook
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Katy, Texas Dear 1aphammcr; Here
happy band Of boys and girls NY ia her
takes Tho Post. ! ike 20 read the Hals
page. have no pets Well Hans | see
the contest Is, Resolved, That th llupS
sign their own names TO their letters 10
the page" | east my vote for the affirm
tive. / send cents for the Hoping fund.
| will close hoping to become q Hap
new Hap. Floyd StLa, I.
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Holly Texas.-Dear Haphammer: Here
come to knock at your door. Please let
INC H. Tor ] want to Join the club. am
II boy II years old. Please admit me.
VIII some of you Haps please send inc the
s, NJ The Ship That VIII Never Return -
i win return the tavor by sending any ]
know Address Custus Butler, Holly, Hos
ton county, Texas. O. Haps, do You like
this year. Your loving Hap,
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Rosebud, Texas Dear Haphammer: Here
comes another little boy 70 JON your
The farm, about two miles from Rosebud.
j have a garden and raise all kinds OF vege,
tables / help mamma, raise chickens
four sisters. one of them Is married. and
ono brother My married sister has II
sweet little baby boy named Eugene ne
become of Woodbine? ! like to read youl
letters Come again. new Hap,
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Terry. Texas.-Dear Haphammer; VIII
Won admit a little hoy into your happy
band of boys and girls? am tile boy
Is years Of age, ! have been AZ si,gnt 11'
bur never could pick up enough COURAGE
To write until now. Ny papa takes Inc
post ana | like to read the Haps letter.,
II s,,felv is dry here, and a good rain
wonIa he nice | am glad little Emma got
her chair. We'll, as this is my frst attcmpt f,
/ viii close with best wishes 10 Mrs Foe.
ter and all the Haps Your Woulaa'h q ke.to w ne
Hap, clarence Nlct'F e'innio"''
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About the " esther.

About tho Weather.
Tho maximum temperature yesterday
was 81 degrees.
Tho minimum this morning was Sc do.
grees-
The forecast for this section is:
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday.
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QUEER CAUSE OF CANCER.
Hagssstova 0afl Was Great Sufferer
from Trivial Inoident.

RAssrstovn 0irl Was Great Sufferer
from Trivial Iaoidsnt.
Bertha 8. Shifler, the 10-year-old
daughter of Ohio J. Shimer, who, the
physicians at Johns Hopkins hospital.
Baltimore, stated about ak months ago
could not 1--we over year, is dead at
the home Of her parents in Hagers-
town. In September, 1889, growth
began forming on the child's right
ankle. The following April she was
taken to the Johns Hopkins hospital,
where the physicians made an exam
ination and found she was suffering
from sarcoma. The foot was ampu-
tatsd and later the leg was taken on
above the knee. After the child had
recovered from the effects of the opera
tons she was brought back to Hasers-
town. It was not long. however, be-
fore a tumor developed on her right
shoulder. Last September she was
again operated upon at the Johns
Hopkins, but the physicians stated
then there was evidence Of the disease
being all through the childs system
and that they could do nothing for her.
Recently . tumor formed on the left
side Of the little girls heart and
gradually pushed that organ over until
its throbs were plainly apparent on
her right side, and her death soon fol-
lowed. At times her sufferings were
intense. 1t is thought the disease was
caused by the child striking her ankles
together while playing.-Baltimor
American.
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Tho Globe Cabinet, . marvellous in
vention. Agency in Currie block.
"Cleannness is Next to Goodness.
Try the Star Laundry.
Every homo needs . Globe Cabinet.
Agents arc now in city.
Full line of fancy groceries at. Tho
Progress. Fruits in season.
The eighth wonder Of tho world. the
Globe Cabinet. Currie block.
SEQ the agents Of the Globe Cabinet
and purchase one for your home.
For Rent-3 unfurnishsd rooms for
housekeeping. Inquire this ONCE.
See the Globe Cabinet. a household
necessity. Currie block, Fifth street.
Smith Dandercide is guaranteed to
cure dandruf.-C. D. Smith & 90.
druggists.
II you want some nice new hay leave
order at P. o. Book Store or telephone
GA Red.
1s5af saa: CASH { Z Hutton. z's'ss
Groceries at cost.
1t is cheaper to buy your bread than
it is to make it, il you count your time
and labor worth anything. Try Tho
PROGRESS home made broad.
House Cleaning-Avenger 4 Tharp do
house cleaning in all its branches. Drop
psstal or leave call at Wadsworth's ON
slate. Wall paper cleaning a specially.
First class work.
If you propose to be rid of the hy pest
this season, have your screen doors snd
windows made early. The Western
Planning Mill is headquarters for all
classes OF screen work.
Bake days have ceased to worry many
busy housewife since The Progress has
made it possible for them to buy just as
good cakaa and pies as they could posi-
bly make at home. Free delivery.
The Grand junction Town & Develop
ment company have some fine residence
and business lots for sale cheap on the
installment plan. For further Informs
ton aa
Ramey Brothers. Agents.
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BEAUTIFUL HANDS.
70 Ne Ou&s Ovn lenabs.ss L Nos
Di0sAlt AAtter.

10 Bs o,~s 0v. leAasssse L Nos .
DI0s1lt AAttsr.
TO be ones own mAnacAro II NOT At
all . dihacult matter. and requires only
patisaoe and a certain dsftness. Al q
matter of first importance. IT II necss-
sary that the hands should be kept
soft and the saip pllaa< To do this.
the easiest wsy 10 TO RIB them we'll in
cucumber Dream Il night, anA TO wear
pair OF comfortable iarss gloves.
The hands than n he uofainS should
b washed we>A almond meal OF fns
aualitY, Or beg Of fne OF meal. The
aails should b polisAsd every day 10
kssp then bright. and tea minutes 10
ampss time 70 devote 70 IDS process.
AL ,esds s1seot. perhaps. lemon Juice.
shouad b astldsd. ~ tAsy wifi prob
oily 10 moes.Aafm than good. 1t being
nseessary 10 ~ all stroag aoids wftA
~ gTsAesst cArs. vsey attsactivs
hszAs ays vssv easily kept II one h
Osesmaetc about It. and 4 nnat b
esafssosd that no greater psssoAA A.
traction saa a lady posses than bsau-
tful wsA-kspt hands. nvsn II they
are 1ot bsa.<3eA. II they are perfectly
sarsd Hue thav cannot IN 10 be At
tzacttvs. WY pointed MAIN are n0&
sonsiA>red Qv5ss a. elegant - sAess
maes moderate In shape.
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Excursion Rates East.

June Goth and until September 18th,
round trip tickets will be sold from Col
orado points cast at rate OF one fare plus
- 90, good for return passage up to Oc-
tobsr 81st. For particulars address j..
P. Hall, Gen. Agent Santa Fe Route,
Denver.
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Low Rates to Buffalo Exposition.
Via the Nickel Plate Road. Three
through taains daily, with vesti-
buled sleeping cars and excellent
dining car service, meals being
served on the American Club
Meals plan, ranging in price from
35 cents to $1.0O. Chicago De-
pot Van Buaen STD Pacific Ave-,
on the Elevated Loop.
Write John Y. Calshan, Gener-
al Agent, Ill Adams st., Chicago,
for full information and beautiful
ly illustrated descriptive folder of
the Exposition Buildings and
Grounds.
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Strawberry Day at Glenwood
juno END, -. 80.

n June End, - 80.
The Colorado Midland will sell acSeus
10 Glsnwood and return June 21st and
92d, final limit June Oath, account OF
Strawberry Day. For further particu-
lass, tickets, etc, call ut the Midland
CITY oflce. w. r. Peck,
City Agent.
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See Here.

Do you know the Candy House has
been rs6tted and refurnished-iron beds,
steel springs, Fibroid mattressss-rooms
cool and commodious With or without
board. New management. Call and
$50 for yourself.
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Hiah Line Land Owners. Attention

All persons owning land under the
Hieh Line Canal will please advise the
canal company a. to tho amount OF
vster they wish to contract for at once.
A. vs want to commence work BY July
lat and must know, ss we shall only con-
struct for the canal for tho land con-
tracted and the company's land.
GEORGE SMITH.
Ohice in Dickie Building.
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Sl3 to Buffalo and Return.

$l3 to Buffalo and Return.
Via Nickel Plate Road from Chi
cago, for the Pan-Americsn Ex-
poeition. Tickets on sale daily,
good leaving Buffalo up to mid
night of tenth day from and in
cludipg dste of sale. Also tickets
on srle daily Chicago to Buffalo
and return at $16 90 for the round
trip, with 15 day limit, including
date of sale. $21.OO Chicago to
Buffalo and return good for 80
days.
On all through tickets to points
east of Buffalo, privilege of stop
over at Buffalo fer ten days may
be granted by depositing ticket
with Joint Agent and payment of
fee of $1.OO.
Write John Y. Callahan, Gener-
al Agent, Ill Adams street, Chi
cago. for full particulars and
folders showing time of trains, etc.
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Big Reduction.

IS DER cont reduction on all hats Sat
.prday at Mrs. Susan Fosters.
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GRAND JUNCT. CHAPTER

No a, r A M, meets second Thursday in
each month at Masonic hall, Canon Block
corner Main and Fourth Streets.
VIM Carlyle. Sec. Orson Adams, Jr., EHI
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PATENT LEATHER SHOE.

A NEW
PATENT LEATHER SHOE.
Ideal Patent Kid is new patent
leather that far surpssses all 9TH
ers-lighter, finer, more durable.
We have this beautiful leather
made up in women's stylish shoes,
with either black cloth or Kanga-
roo tops, Opera tops.
THE BOSTON SHOE STORE.