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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-28

2uaJNtra fat dressed geese and ducks,
- choice dressed turkeys and chick
fresh sweethreads and brains.
fresh Holsters, nsh, shrimps, and patent
case oysters, fresh p%lneapples, smoked
white fish ana smoked salmon at the
San Jose Market Tomorrow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-28
WANTED,

NAIANTkD-M oman for general Homework
w No washing, Apply to Mrs. Ralph Hal
IOrsn. b2a keleheT Avenue
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-28
Try a Brunswick IL cent cigar.

~stsnt Case oysters by express sv-
sry morning, Price 25c per pint
III OF solid oysters. can be bought
only from the San Jose Market.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27
TESTS FUEL OIL.
Trial Of the Beaumont OIL as a Fuel
Successful.

Trial Of the Beaumont OIL as a Fuel
Successful.
Columbus. Texas April 25.-Captsin Dun
oyant has completed the equipment Of his
largest rrigattng engine on his rice farm
at Lakeside with oil burners aud trial
II It's efficiency this afternoon resulted
emiucntly satisfactory. The oil used is from
beaumont from the GuCy well He has
three galvanized Iron tanks which hold
'tNp gal,uus each ana q horizontal IRON
cylinder of capacity of l2,500 gallons
total store OF 900 barrels The oil is
called circulating pump. in which 1t Is
given pressure oi seventy pounds to a
square inch. at which pressure Ii is forced
through The burners In a line spray. There
nre three twenty eight feet boilers. 10
horse power each. and two burners run the
fuli length Of each boiler For an hour
after the fires were lighted more oil than
burners aud a heavy, black smoke drift q !
over the surface NJ the lake a distance of
ml,0 but In the latter part Of the trial
Mt Chandler. the gentleman in charge
succeeded in regulating the draft and flow
OF - and better heat was obtained
Wit-uut any smoke whatever
captain nunovant Is 4 progressive m9n
cost o. making this change will hc less
and his expense was $1,000 The three
boilers will require thirty 1--WE barrels a
day and at the present price Of 80 cents
barrel his estimated saving In fuel and
labor viii be Slu.15 day. II Is his In
tention to use oil at his larger pumping
plant on the river, on his other pump AT
Lakeside. his rice mill. the sugar refinery
aud probably the locomotives OF the Cane
Belt railroad
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
THE SESSION AT GALVESTON HAS
CONE TO A CLOSE.
A Number OF Papers Were Read and
Delegates Elected TO the Nation
al Association.

Galveston. Texas, Arrll %, The state
Medical association convened this morning
at o o'clock with much smaller attend.
auco than on the preceding days.
AZ the meeting this morning the students
81 the medical college were largely repre-.
rontcd Many of them have attended the
previous sessions of the association each
day, but their presence was more notable
this morning for the reason that they con
slltuted fully half Of the attendance,
The reading and discussion Of Papers was
INST taken w and their discussion con.
suIncd the greater portion of ,hc morning.
The following were papers read this
.Molarnl Scqaeiae Of tho Eve aud Ear"
by DC II. w. Grouse Of Victoria
The Relation Of the pay1thyrolds TO the
Thyroid" w s. Carter Galveston,
"Ncphretls In Malarial Fovcr," j. I.
"A previously undescrlbcd Sporc Form
ing Bacillus Associated with the Amochu
weston
Spontaneous Anputation Of vcrmlforn,
Appendix and Dischnrge Through the Row
els" j NJ Frazier, b 'lton.
The following were the delegates appoint
cd to attend the meeting Of the American
Medical associations Or w FlN Col.
weston; Or. II. \. Barr. beaumont, and
M Il. \, West, Galveston,
The committee on transportation appoint
ed was as follows; prs $. T. Turner El
rlso' Amos Graves. san Antonio; BACON
Sanders Fort worth; ice stewart Hons.
ton; A. c Scott, Temple. and Il; f. EndS
ct Marshall
Tho doctors then passed resolution OF
thanks 20 the people If Galveston for their
cntCrtn inmcrt and adjourned.
The present meeting of the state Medical
association had an attendance OF about 2in
members, the lirCest attendance Of any
lucetilg held for ten wears
EichtY-oue noN members were received
10y the association during the past year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27

junction House at Hearne Burned
Hcarne. Texas. April 70. IIcarne way vts-
tied by a very disastrous hre last night.
the express ofice, lunch stand and junction
house hclne burned The frc started III
the Junction house kitchen, and prompt ac-
tion was taken, hut II was too late to do
any good, us the lire had too good u hold
on the building, Everything was doue To
save the 9th buildings. hut they. too,
burned. The Office fixtures in the ticket
Office. baggage room and express onicc
were saved Tho town has no water works
systt m and hence not much could hc done
ny the. bucket brigade which was formed
,rcNas Central wcrc burned into by the
Ore and several freight trains were de.
aved on ac,o'nt of the severe heat II is
not known when the buildings will be re.
MIA cch
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27
I House Work is Hard Work without GOLD DUST.
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
Especial to The Post.)

Port Eads, Arrived; United states gun.
boat Scorpion, from Key West, en- route
to Memphis Tenn. 10 attend the confed-
crate reunion; Irongate tBr). from Ber-
mudn; III Paso. ami from New York.
Sailed: Hispania tSwed,l. for Port Limop:
snnniya tNorl. for Celba; Lord London-
berry lBrl, for London. Aigiers tAm.l. for
New York. Montreal (Br.l, for Capeto wn,
Africa. with supplies for British army:
Alabama tNor.l for Bluehelds; Anselm
tnrl. for Port Ltmon; Esther (Am.l. for
Port Barrfos via Belize and Livingston,
bark Scbasilana tSpanD, for Cadlz.
New York sailed; Alamo. from Calves
ton aud Key West.
Boston.-Arrlved. Norwegian. from Glas.
gov.
New York.-Arrlved: Graf wAldersee.
iamharg Arrived: Deutschland. from
New York.
New York.-Arrlved; Columbia. from
Hamburg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27
OIL

Have Just returned from Beaumont,
where ! made personal Investigation Of
the various oil companies and finally select
"a the Texas OIL and Land company aud
have purchased q block OF It's stock az 30
cents per share, and II any 81 my Houston
friends want ground floor proposition
give me your orders ana l VIII get you
stock az the same price,
This company owns It's lands aud their
holdings are a. good as any 10 the dis
trlct. The officers are California Oh men
ANA stand Nigh iu financial circles. The
stock ~ fhis company Is bound 10 double
iu value very soon. +. ). Putnam,
305la Main Street, Houston, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27
Beaumont onLand.

Twenty-Five acres OF well located oil land
for sale at 500 per acre Just the thing foi
parties organizing an oil company. or wish
ing to invest In rapidly advancing lnnd
Would sell 1914 acres at a little higher
price. This land Is In the 5oacre plot
of the II Williams survey. said lot con
tanning 200 acres. the southern boundary
being on the G, Williams league. BY re-
ferring to map Of Jefferson county, II
VIII be secn that this land II well sit.
uated, being few miles northwest OF
Beaumont, and Oh line running from
the oil field OF Corsicana. via Sour Lake.
TO present gushers, Land in this section
Is advancing rapidly
Also Tor sale ten shares Of stock Of the
Bryan Ifard on company at face value,
500 per share. II. W. Gamble
Cotton Exchange Building, Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27

announced at the office that IL wonld h,
put 20 work AZ once on lot Z Of The low,
eniony The well win be drilled hy ncr
e en,, ny the company and not undej
ucaly Of the same men In ~ Cbic 49, :,
o ,,.,tbe oli company. which stock has beer
~ = was stated at the headquarters Of tn,
chased a tract Of twenty .tiys acres in N.
y. I'andrum survey This makes m,
tracts for the "Buffalocs" ana 1t Is sta1rr
lnat 2 Wen will he put down on each. m,
let '"u9 "''I's u'e'
=, "erk mas commenced on the well fol
IN, "a Spanglcr, OIL company, located on tracI
~ ct Spindle Top Heights addition, Mr.
Wen was going down with satisfactor,
progress.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATE.

Orange Texas, Aprll 90 Iris lodge No.
psi Independent Order Of Odd Fellows.
celebrated the eighty-thirl anniversary of
The order today With a grand picnic and
basket dinner in J, 7. Harris park. Just
west Of thu city several Of the mills
shut down for the day TO allow the men
TO attend and the public schools were
given hair holiday. There was music. q
ldp baSkcj dinner aud spoerhmakng. the
principal speakers being II. D. II. @. NJ
Gcorgr w Curtis and II. c Lockwood,
crctary Of the board ~ trade. The oc
cHs.ou was n very ENJOYABLE one aut there
was a hlc turnout Of the odd Fellows and
their families.
New Br0unfcls, revas. April %. The odd
Fellows from several towns coueregRtcd
here today and held Joint anniversary
celebration
Austin, Texas. April 90 The Odd Vel.
lows Of Austin celebrated their eighty sec.
ond anniversary with Il basket picnic at
Waters park today.
Corsicapa, Texas April e6. The Odl
Fellows and thrir wives and swcethonrts
gathered In great numbers to attend their
annual picnic AZ the widows and orphans
home. west " the city. special train
Of several coaches was run,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27
BOTH SCORED A VICTORY.
Baylor Won at Debate and Southwest
ern at Baseball.

Waco. Texas, April 26.In the debating
contest between Baylor university and IN,
Southwestern university tonight, Baylor
wRs given the decision. The question was
"Hesolycd That England In waging a Just
war against the Beers IN South Africa.
The Judges were Judge 4. Il. Meek Of
Fort Worth, Hon. H. w Odell OF Cleburne
and Prof Houston ~ the State university.
There was a large crowd at the debate.
The baseball game between the South
western university aud Baylor university
teams this afternoon resulted In a victory
for the visitors, The score being ton to one
ln favor Of the Georgetown school.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27
BORING Near Bolton.

bolton, Texas, April 26.-Oll Is hesInnlng
10 interest some of the people here. Last
Winter company began prospecting about
TWO miles northwes, from town, hut when
the Lucas well at Beaumont was deVel-
oped they went there They have rctJrnel
ana will 70 tCSNoring again rs soon as
machinery can - secured. They viii 10
down 2Jp0 feet unless OH Is found before
that depth is reached, They have leased
a good deal OF land tn that section.
A test well is now hCiug put down hv an
other company I'VE miles Yves, OF town.
'herc gre r3anv iudicaIlons ~ or IN 'ae
test wen, but In the winter fine lubiicat-
ing on Was found.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27
Only One New Charter Filed,

Austin. Texas, April 2e.--only one oil
charter was filed today: The Climax Oh
company OF Beaumont; capital stock $500
WP Purpose 40 prospect for oil. Dl-
rcctorS William Green. T. T. Talbot. 4.
L. Hopkins IA ]. L. Green. j. NJ. Hons
ana II, c. lIuhhS of san Marcos, ~ VI.
Curtis, Y. l.. Humphrey and n, NJ. Wood
II Waco.
The Liberty County oil company today
amended its charter by increasing It's cap.
ital stock from $4,000 ~ $20,Oo0
The f4dckhRrt Petroleum company amend
cd It's charter nv Increasing the capital
stock from Sl0O.NNO To S20n.OO0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27
New Company Al Jenninns.

! Jennings, La, April 2G.--Another oil com
pany viii be organized here tomorrow TO
sink test well on some lands near Low
cry Ia. between here end the gulf. This
tain G. Lowery, ]. H. Hoffmaun, II.
J Ierher and . gentleman from rerrr
/ Ilautc Ind They sav they have abundant
Indications for oil rhcN expect 10 com
mence operations very soon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27
stnart Has the ol Feuer.

New York. April no Dan Stuart Of nal.
las is on his way 10 New York 10 organize
a big oil and Iron company TO operate in
The Beaumont fields and the Iron territory
uorthWArd Ia the nclghburhAoa Of gGss.
he saws II OH Development In Beaumont l.
4 success there should be fortunes In the
rexas iron fields. rammany hall capitalists
are said to pc Interested in the enterprise
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27
austed Condition by the Grip, His \
lie Was Completely Cured by That
Remedy, Warmers Safe Cure.
CT
Warmers s
Gentlenl.
Safe Cure |.
Of praise fl.
..heeo. hrveh.

Got what YOU wantY
Yes. ! just bought tcn.acre tract
Tor SloWn pulling ont his blue print anu
quircd land.
What'n YOU take mr. IT,
g" Fifteen thousand dollars
The price WAS no sooner named than
the deal was closed, aud In NOT more than
/ i've minutes after acqnlrnc she property
the ex-governor had Sold il and was walk
Ing up ne street with profit of So0o0 ip
81 hail with delight the advent Of Colo
RADIO stock spectators In the Texas OF,
fields" said local broker yesterday. "The
Colorado follows are not much afratd ~
the ears and with a good sprlneling OF
th5m 10 the hcld The stock market viii he
given quite a little shakine up. There was
quito "a bunch " them blew IN from
Colorado Springs Yesterday and Denver
and Cripple Greek VIII br represented
on the Norrs Of the beaumont fNchaugc
In fcw days \ Cripple creek mining
man told mo yesterday that tho beaumont
oil excitement was attracting the attcntion
Of Colorado c7nltal As money making
proposition they consider N the host the
country onorS nj present and much of the
wealth made IN Colorado mines will be
Invested in Southeast Texas oil proper
ties ! understand that David Motht, the
wealthy banker al Denver Is AZ the head
vt Colorado COMPANY which proposes
90 invest very heavily in Texas oil prop.
critics.
nanirl Y Casey. representing ilcnrSt'S
Chicago American, Is at the Rice, and
will go down TO the beaumont Oh fields
this morning in the Interest Of his paper.
Mr. Casey saws that Rnanmout L. ali the
taik up On inc Windy CIV ana the stock
holdings Of that place win uu away M
IN jhe thousands lntercsi Is deciedly
tbe svSrire gamblcr onr psnnlo seem 10
be all willing to take a chlncc."
~
"Rlfr speculation such as is on at Beau.
mont Is liable to give birth 90 ua'ny skin
games" said H. 4. Branuing Of New Or
lcaus at the Logan Yesterday My at
,,,ti.,r ,,os .,li,s "a , r.,,t, ,i,v,, trt.,p
-,
IN. t,,r'r ~, ."' ~ ,.",, In, 70, -
VINO owned ABOUT t"ehN'acrc tracy tar
thelt h"tlhE 10 DOOR ueh3hl np'n thc
mhthet anu ahuWtuoh 10 s.'uisu'a.r nv, "a sri ,',,
~ arS"VS. - s,''lu ',v''" nr,i,t H.,
~ V"st ''t'il ,l''l''.,' ~ =" l"'.t, ~,
pegnt the hank 1Sspmei w proper lYnA %,
mgn mum, Ine| &9ii99lnen nogsh,eaa a
iult OF cFnae OIL Whleu Ae| !u,I'u a
snort instance Nhyh Ies.H - ~ r"in ~
d.rec,H '4NN 'l ne nluuii \ m35,iim'u i Xxx.
was IltN lro'u ,ur In. =" M r,so ~
teet or me wafer riEe III wv naSe W.
the blur, anu through Il very cl'Nery
cut rreNaSSe tue 'l WIS Hi"Wtd Vnsy
GU mo me S't''iI. 'i Sou.i, 'ii,,s AN
HiS mar Ee, VIZ w ~ 80 ,,,i - ~
unsopAiSMeatcd pr9ShPciNe pur 'nSS'I ""'F
the properly conlI ne NnShrd on az
fabulous prltr' iH' "l WIS nlr ''t,Fl'
ana 50 WIS in' P't 't'uul Wy IN ~,
and there are Two Nonng men IN br3}linont
who, are as wlse rs gM'neas "u" S"" n"'e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27

Crockett. Texas. April 25,-An orranlEa.
ton known as the navy Crockett on and
Mining company has been perfected herc
N d composed 81 leading business men anu
ps object Is 10 bore for oil near this citr.
Work will begin IN n snort time. The
company has plenty OF capital.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27
Tom ereen county il the aame.

san Angelo, Texas, April 20 Mays
beaumont ON company has been organized
here by local capitalists with s2Op CO.. cap
ital, \ proie., Is also on foot 10 prospect
having encountered gtane oil ia number
OF cases,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27

hin, WIS burned about o'clock this morn
ing The family wero visiting In Rogers
and the cause az the are unknown Toss
ahout Slsto; partially covered by lnsur-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27
Revenue STAMPS Tor Beaumont

Austin. Texas. April 2d-1fhe Internal
revenue department shipped $1,000 worth u
revenue stamps 10 BEAUMONT yesterlar
This l. the largest sale FOR any single day
IN tise history Of the office,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27

Wc have the following shares OF stock
for quick sale;
Twenty shares spindle Top.
900 shares Manhattan
1000 shares Beatty.
~ shares Bryan Heard.
George l.. Porter & Co.
206i9 Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27

for Its correctness. MIR. Glover was seen
and stated that he got his information
straight from an absolutely authoritative
source: bat refused 30 dlvulge the name OF
his Informant saving that ii came 10 him
n sueh q manner that he could NOT give
the details Of The deal or mention the
uame of any one who could lie said
however that the Standard had not con
nned Us operations TO the port, but had
| actually entered the Beaumont field. Sc.
| curing control of at least three of the In.
dependent companies.
The latter lpmor Isn't very generally
| doubted, for II has been firmly believed hr
many people for some time that The great
trust is In the field ana controls several VI
the companies now supposed 10 be indie
| pendent. II is maintained by other per.
sons, though, that the Beaumont grade Of
OIL does not encroach upon the Standards
! patronage at all, and considerable strength
! Is given that view because all admit that
| at present there is no adequate market
for the Beaumont product and that both a
! market and demand will have to lac created
| cforo Il can he disposed Of 1t is argued
that If this product would iniurc the stand
ards business there would already be an
| established market for It,
hut To return to the runor Of the Stand.
ara $ acquisitions II Port arthur As stat
cd ahote when the report first became
! current 1t created Interest In almost every
| quarter hut the spectators aud Investors
| quickly recovered their equilibrium and
| began to turn the after over In their
: minds The opinion of the oil mon h,re
/ Is divided. some giving credcncc to the re-
! port and others hoottng AZ the bare idea
/ "a Hu," ur'i n'inE nHuc, 'IV ~ ~
! leaders lit the oil developments gave the
rumor an apparent ,hoss laugh, others
| took Il more seriously and regarded the
| lghtnesS with which 1t was treated In some
( circles with stu more seriousness, ana
others assert tnat they are convinced IN
/ the,r own mind that the deal has been
would have 10 be abandoned rs the outlet
and added that the octopus would lind It
/ 4 rather hard job to buy up the, entire
i tVAaS yp.S, ny Jnu Sta,nu ,HH5 = ,msI Far r
/ awhile.
The rumor of the deal is given to the
I readers of The Post for what It is worth
! rs II is impossible 10 either further confirm
! the report or to deny II in the face Of Mr.
/ G!overs assurance OF It's authenticity.
= = \
,rbo bi,, tIor,,- S,,.,,,c and Port Artbur
US ''N7 "N ." "a"
| Land company controversy over 1000 nrres
! Of land adjoining the Humphries league,
/ uno,, which tb, rrc,s yusber l. loc,tpd
| "t' "N'N" '"' Nv"
| Nnl'h WAS poushV aoou' month ago ~
| Ex-Governor j. s Hogg and James w
/ swayne of Fort worth and the associates
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27
THE FIRE RECORD.

Residence Of Temple.
r-mple, Texas, April 26.-rhe residence
OF Frank Heterogeneous situaten on behuey
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27

h. j. Moskowitz company report the +,
lowing bids and quotations on oil stock
the exchange TODAY,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27

sNsiaefable excitement was created In
Vnt THIS afternoon when the report
49, current that the standard oil com
-. nad bought M all the wharyes ~
arthur and 9O000 acres OF land ad-
The excitement was caused by
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27

IS also a report that strong per
4. improvement company is organic
A., sna 'hls report Is given more ere
sss' 49, Inc capital stock of the improve
An. company Is to be SS,000,on0 aud It's
,.n, ana purposes are to erect office
u'ass and make other permanent i'm
u. OF a general nature IN the
MI v Wless is said to be the pro.
-Nt o. nrinclpnl snlrir-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-27

=, fumor Is current on the streets to
mat the Kiser Kelly well came in at
pvock this evening, but II the well
u oeea brought in it has not been re.
so''N at the headquarters Of the com
~ Whlch owns It. For that reason the
I, Is not regarded as being authen-
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-19
LOCALLY

Says the grasshoppcr to the chicken
Don't you think that | am niceS"
But the chicken says I'D pass you up,
For Il great big chunk OF ice"
Bolts are cheap at The Fair.
Colonial bust forms 90 cents each at
Miner Bros.
The CHIEF and Chicago Inter ocean
ne year for Sl.25.
Fly nets and busters in endless va.
riety at Fogel Il Hutchison's.
Grain ranch and 500 acre pasture for
remit. j. MoKINNY, Hoxie, Kansas.
You can get granite and tinware
cheap at The Fair. A new line just re.
ceived.
+. A. Good Of Cowles left here Sun.
day morning for the eastern markets to
buy goods.
Mrs. o. G.. Tecl returned Sunday
from a visit with relatives and friends
at Indianola.
Special sale on nets, busters and
light harness for the next thirty DAYS
at j. y. Buffers.
A stock extra of twenty cars Of
horses passed through here Thursday
on their way to st. Louis.
Mrs. 4. G. Hosmer and Miss Ids
kinsel returned the fore part Of tn,
week from q visit in Missouri.
G. ID. Robinson and James Burder
with their wives, departed for Denver
and the mountains last evening.
Special Lace and Ribbon Sale. q
percent discount on all Lace and Rib
bon from July 22 to 81 at the Fair.
Finest line Of iron beds and fame,
rockers in the valley. at bed.rocl
prices at j. c. Wolfe's, the furnitur
man.
Geo. W. Francis and wife left Tues
day morning for a protracted visit II
the far east and to take in the Buffal
exposition.
i Latest music by most popular author
found at Music Store. Any thing no
in STOCK ordered at once. All music a
lowest possible prices.
Wanted to know who has a copy @
Benz. Van Dykes Prison Life. Boo
was loaned and lender has forgotte
who received it. Please Return to thi
office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-19
e HAPPENINGS.

Stove repairs ut w. W. Wright's.
Harry Goble Of McCook was here
Tuesday.
John Fulton Of Riverton was here
tris week.
fifty cent silk fOulards at 35c. a yard.
MINER BROS.
- the way to Albright Brothers, a
carload of furniture.
T. U. Overman returned Tuesday
Erom q trip to Denver.
fine best French pinghams, regular
SOC. a yard, our price 22ic.-MINER
Bros.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Crabill visited
friends and attended the bail game at
Superior Wednesday.
Or. l. ". Tulleys left Thursday even.
ing to enjoy the GOODNESS OF Colorado
Springs and the mountains.
Visitors are always made welcome at
Albright Bros. whether you purchase
or not. Always glad to see you.