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DISCOVERY

From Coopersville, Mich, come word
Of a wonderful discovery of a pleasant
tasting liquid that when used before re.
firing by any one troubled with a bad
cough always ensures a good nights rest.
ut will 9 cure the cough too" writes
Mrs. S: Himelburger, "for three genera.
tons of our family have used DIR. Kings
New Discovery, for Consumption and
never found its equal for Coughs and
Colds" It's an unrivaled life. saver when
used for desperate lung diseases. Guar
anteed bottles soc and SI.oo. Trial bot
ties free at T. ]. Greene & Cos, Dickin-
son, J. A. Ferris, Medora.
The Dickinson press., 1901-11-23

THAT 'THRoBBING HEADACHE
Would quickly leave you, if you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
OF sufferers have proved their matches
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and build up
your health. Only25 cents at T. ]. Greene
& Co.'S Drug Store Dickinson, ]. A.
Ferris Drug Store, Medora.
The Dickinson press., 1901-11-23
School Bids.

Notice Is hereby given that the school board
of Now Hrsdec school district No. IL will 70
ceive bids for the erection of one school house.
q :s'G ahe P, e s'. ofse eaa : feSs Sossd =; Viii ps sse en-
bids until tho first OF December. 1901. The
board reserves the right TO reject any and all
Did, @d... BID pnn shoT'a . % :sSSa'ed, %: VI S ssfhoo'
dsl, president, Dickinson, N. D. The success
full bidder will be required to furnish q good
bond Of double the amount of contract.
Dated at Dickinson this 10th day Of Oct; 1901.
BY order Of the board. Jos. OUKRoP,
1886 Clerk.
The Dickinson press., 1901-11-23
GREAT LUCK OF AN EDITOR

"For two years all efforts to cure
Eczema in the palms of my hands failed"
writes Editor H. N. Lester of Syracuse,
Kan, then l was wholly cured by
Bucklen's Anica Salve." It's the worlds
best for Eruptions, Sores and all skin
diseases. Sold by T. ]. Greene & Co..,
Dickinson, J. A. Ferris, Medora. 25c.
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T
State Of North Dakota, l..
Comfy Of stark.

NOTICE
State of North Dakota, l..
County Of Stark.
In County Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Robert Boyd, De-
ceased.
Notice of Application for Letters of Guardian
ship.
The State Of North Dskota sends greeting to
Lee Royd, Ohio Boyd and Zelma Boyd.
Notice 10 hereby given that Lea Boyd has fled
ters Of Ruardisnship. of the heifs Of Robert
Boyd, deceased, and that Monday tho End day
Of December, A. d. 1901, at 2 O'Clock p. m. Of
said day, being . day OF . regular torn Of this
court, stDickinson in the county of Stark. state
Of North Dakota, has been set for hearing said
petition, when and where any person interested
may appear and show cause why the said petit
ton should not be granted.
Dated October 31st, 1901.
CHAS KONO,
l1.9st Judge Of Co. Court.
The Dickinson press., 1901-11-23
AL. Curliss was in Dickinson this week.
Eastman kodakls sI;oo. IS s3s n y. a:

EI.TNA.[aF5H - SNN- Atag4nsN4T
Al. Curliss was in Dickinsonth this week.
Eastman kodaks sI:oo IS s3s Al II. a:
;Bartley.th Ii South Heart merchant.
swasina Dickinson this sweek.ss
Ed. Berry's present address isaI77,Lse
ST., Milwaukee. WI.
Adaughtsr. waslborn % Mr.. md Mn.
*. A. Knntsen % Nov
Winters Instant Cough Curs--the' best
cough remsdy-75c toS5oc Ii-l6-tt
Mrs., /. {. Barry returned from ST.
Paul Wednesdayeve ning.
C.C.Mead expects5to ioadsnne or two
cars o~fsfnutton sheep for m%arkettoday.
Send western pictures east for Xmas
presents; get them at Freeman's. lI-23-I
ThesH "A. Davis & Co. Store is being
Improved with a new 3oor aud otherwise.
Leave your orders for 4 box of full
weight Baldwin applesat Rau & Co.'s.
II-7-tf
ssEet5 " {EfFfEEHss .SIys4.s HaSS8 80
K. A. Knutsen is repairing shoes in
connection with his harness work.
Curtice Bros canned goods-blue
labei-the very best, at Drenkel's.
as u-I6-tf
The Smith ilmerS party. got home
Wednesday with fine load Of deer.
rENa1 H-A.
Parker & Co.'S store is the place to
get your Thanksgiving poultry. II-z3-is
The railroad men are making good
time this month, far better than a year
ago.
We have the best line Of photograph
supplies west Of, Fargo. H. A. Davis &
Co. .lI-l7-tt
Con II III ,,,;ll 10 - ero- th> A,et m
The Dickinson press., 1901-11-23

Brakeman Cannon who runs west from
Glendive had his lower limbs severed by
a moving locomotive in the railroad
yards of his home town last Saturday
night. 1t is reported that the young
man, in a state of intoxication, went to
sleep on the track. He died on his
way to Brainerd hospital Sunday.
The Ladies Guild of St. Johns church
will hold a fair in the opera house on the
afternoon and evenings of Dec. 5 and s.
The fair will open on the afternoon of
the 9Th, and on that afternoon supper
will be served from.5 to 8; prices for
adults IS cents, children a5c. On the
evening of the 9th a play entitled "The
Temple Of Fame" will be given by the
x L club. All sorts of holiday goods
will be offered for sale, including fancy
aprons, pillow cushions, candy, water.
color decorations and sweet sixteen"
Admission to the fair free. One feature
Of the fair will be a rummage sale where
you can buy any old thing for a song.
The Dickinson press., 1901-11-23
AN ORDINANCE

Prohibiting Wooden Buildings BEING Removed
From Place to Place Within the Fire Limits
of the City Of Dickinson, Declaring Those
Moved Contrary Hereto . Nuisance, and
Prescribing . Penalty for it, Violation.
Be It Ordained BY the City Council Of the City
of Dickinson:
Sec. 1. It shall be unlawful for any person to
remove any wooden building or any part Of any
wooden building, from one place within the
6re limits OF the city Of DickinSon to any Other
place within said fro limits; or to remove any
wooden building from outside tbs hIe Limits of
the said city to any point within the dfe limits
&c. q Any building or any part Of any build.
ing which shall b moved contrary to ssetion
ONE Of this ordinance 10 hereby declared to be
. nuisance mi the city council ma esuss tho
building 10 10 razsd, or removed ont Of the fro
limits st the expense Of the owner OF said build
see.a Any psrson violating any Of the pro.
Visions Of thi. ordinance shall, upou conviction
thereof. be sub1Sctto . Ane Of mot less thar
Twenty.aye Dollar NOR more than Ono Hun
dsed Dollars.
Passsd and approved thia 18th day Of Noy, ..
III 4 A't Fss:lasa,
Attest:
5:F:sSps3ssa. ,s.,s,. ,,.,.,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-31
cornus christi lliah school.

Corpus Christi. Texas, May 30 The mar
ket hall was crowded to It's utmost ca
naclty last night with citizens and visitors
to witness the closing exercises Of the class
Of 1901 Of the Corpus Christi high school,
when the following program was rendered
in most creditable and appreciative man.
ner
Invocation ,.....:..,, Rev. $. L. Chandler
Coronation march, Mererbeer .....
snlutatory and essay, War Poems Of
Vocal solo, For All Eternity" -,
neutrality-suspicious., Ella Thomas
Piano. Chcston Heath. Violin, Chas
4. Crosslcy.
Violin solo Remembrance Of My Ma
tive Home ........... Kate Charliei
Piano, Cheston Heath. Composed ~
Prof. j. J. Charlicr.
ValedIctory and essay. Character and
WORK" ........ Carl f. X. >. Bluchel
Selection from Martha" ............
..........+-,.., The School Orchestra
Among the Roses. 49,. The School Orchestra
The music rendered by Prof Chorlier',
class Of children was some Of the Sweetest
ever heard here
william l. Bray of the State university
Ausfln. made mn Interesting as well as in
structive and humorous address after
which be distributed the diplomas TO III,
eleven graduates.
Tho commencement exercises OF the Bav
,.lrv college az Portland also took plac,
last night nj the college building across tn,
bay from this city, several parties from thii
city attending.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-31
HIGHEST TELEGRAPH POLE
In the World Erected by the Western
Union Near Beaiinnnnt

union Near Beaumont.
,ela,rorh ,r,t, i. , 'V ne h'snes'
'eN'"pr P"le III the Worid mas been cree,
ch outside Of the corporate limits o. Heau.
mont on the east bank of the Nncno.
,I,.o, A.. va 'N NVcues
'Nri' Mr' Nnuseon, superintendent OF
construction; Phil Sharp, general foreman.
and T.. q. TomplIns chicf onero,or ,,o.
o,, ., t, ~, NPN'"'''' "el'
"ul |" Witness the Ieut.
Tie pole Is 100 feet in height, ana whli
II Is the highest teIe,r,uh MOI. ia a.
,,.a,, ~ S''P' NV ~ VI
""Pi mere are rev hrg poles that viii
equal II. The butt is Michigan &c lar 90
fest long. To shin This nic,., 90 ,,,,i.o,.
Woo IL w 'lh"el
az 'iui'' lea' "iinlh liSelf ana require i
three Hat AIRS especially equipped for the
purpose; swivel nearing was spcurel-
fastened to the outer edges of the tWn
tnd cars SO thGt Ia rounding curves Nh
inside car would follow the track ana aI
low the pole to extend straight across ON
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A Peace Patched Up.

New York. May 30.-pearc has been
patched up between the Ilill-Morgan com
blnation, according to the World, ana the
Hartman. Kuhn, Loeb syndicate in the
struggle for the control of the Northern
Pacific rond. The friendliest feeling now
ovists and an agreement has practically
been reached which win prevent any re-
newal If the strife. ,...,.,,,
The amicable understanding was proug .il
about Trough the friendly offices OF George
Gonld and William X. Vanderbilt,
Each side has ceased talking about rs
respective holdings IN Northern paclin ,,c
stock. 1t Is said thai d he mon oo rruie
railroad owns over SonVo'oVo III secnii''es
of the Northern Pacihc; co,
lanes j. Hill. president. OF the Great
Northern is in the city. He has been ID
Northern Pacific and Union Pacific ever
since his arrival He refuses to say any
thing for publication.
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Alloced Offer to MIR. Morton.

Paul Morton, second vice president Of the
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe. 1t is SAN.
was recently offered salary of $1,000
a year 10 20 with the roads controlled by
the Hartman syndicate. What his tit e
was To he is not known, hut be- was to
he the general head of the tratnc depal T.
nents If those roads. and was TO have
general supervision over and direct AL
H. declined the offer although the salary
II was proposed 10 pay him is probabf. I
leust. three fines rs large rs he receives
from the Santa Fe. ,,
Mr. Morton. who is ~ years o. age com
menced his railroad career D when 10 Yen 1S
old as clerk with me hulihgWHh d AZ ,n
Bnrlington system for many years: nIl ng
many positions, at one time being mrs. 8
sist,ut general freight agent ana M r
gencrnl passenger agent Of the comp ny.
lie has been with the Santa re iot nn M
her n years. and has had several promo
tions. lie is regarded as very able trat-
flo man.
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Board Of Trade at Clarendon.

Ciarendon, reNas May 2h,--At a mass
meeting uf Clarendon business men this
afternoon board OF trade was organized,
the objects Of witch will bc 20 promote the
Interests Of Glareud0n and Dcncly coun
ttoq Ofdcers nrc as follows ~. w lgN
ior nrrSidrut; y. II White, irNt VOC
prcsidcnt. n. $ Burhoe, third ylcc pred
Zen. ~. Il Crdk secretary: T. j. 40
loud treasurer. The executive com.Htlee
is composed of the above nnmct v me
ndditlou Of the folloNiug: II - Ramsey.
T. H. Martin, NJ Rosruncld ana j. ~
Stncklne
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Manahaohie oolI NeMs.

WnNahatchie. Tcxas. May 81. G9rheh
EsserWan, q young man about ~ years
old, WAS thrown from rnnd cart yester
day afternoon IN the suburbs ot the city
head
negro farm hand, WIN wnS comlug q
town Yesterday morning lu wagon drawn
by two mules. bad q leg broken ia u rllnu
way accident before rclchiug the ritv.
Work was commenced yesterday on III,
new oil MIL Whlch Fort Worth partir'
are erecting in this city. The plant vii
cost 1000
\ mad dog was killed on thr public
streets Of the city this morning.
The protrAcicd meeting being conductc
nj tho Main street Christian church by
Evangelist Allen Wilson from Ohio, grows
In Interest daily. Tn 10 date thlrty-sVvrn
nccessiont have been mndc 10 the church.
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sneoial Rate Orders.

The Southern Pacific has announced re
duced rates for special events as follows:
For the rleunial conclave of the hnlgnls
Templar at Louisville, Ky" on August -
and 81. rate of one frst class fare Tor
tho round trIp. Tickets will he sold on
August y and 2i ana vii. be limited TO
Lnr ne Northwest Texas Conference,
Womens' Foreign Missionary society," 10
he held Mt Iampasas on June IA 70 -,
rate of one and one third fares on the GET
For the Masonic conclaye ~ Austin ON
Jnly < TO IL, a rare of one and one-tnlru
fares on the certificate plan,
For the summer normals 10 pe hesu t NY
yarinns noinis In the State, "A rate nt one
and onethird fares on the certificate pan
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HEARNE ITEMS.
A Dance Given bv the Young Ladies
Locals.

A lance 'GlNen' hN the young ladleS.
Locals.
Hcarne. Texas. May So Quite IA mum
her Of the Young folks enjoyed dance
at the pavilion last night Tic dance was
given to tho young mon by the young la
dies and a largo crowd was In attendance.
Prof elem parncll rendered excellent
music for the occasion on the piano Among
Griffin. Sallie EXum, Katie Davis, Katie
Gcuhm. Myrtle Wood, Zcmma Erwin. clara
EaSterwoud, Floy lle'kham MpsdHmVs :!
$. Gil. Nolan of Houston. =. s. Gro
gan, Messrs. Guy 1IcnSlcy. w. G. Alien.
Jr.. Sam smith. Tom Erwin. Jim DOying-
ton, Tom and VIII elnhardt, Charles
Karnev Tom Brashear TON Clements.
trasscr, e. NJ. weyl aud Charles j.
Knowles. Several couples Of the ycuns
folks have been invited to attend Il party
H' the residence of Mr. George Whdtley
FIVE miles west of here tonight and big
preparations have been made for their
entertainment.
Superintendent j. NJ. Lee Of thr Houston
and Texas Central rnliwHy was In the
city on business for his company yester'
Mrs George n. Dashien Of Calvert Is
in the city spending Il few DAYS with relu
Mr. A. y. Brown. representing the
Frisco line, made trip TO the city re-
Gently for his company
County Tax Assessor James Z. Peel was
In the city Yesterday on official business
Mesdamcs NJ, +. Martin and Nolan Of
Houston are In the city visiting friends.
MIR. John Rohb left yesterday FOR Bre
mond where he will rebuild several OF
In place Of the ones recently burned ny
the big fire
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two ,rajus leave here one for the NORTH
one south 80 save them the trouble of
changing at Phelps.
Informal hos mst evening. complimcntary
to The departing students and visiting
young ladies IN the city The night was
beautiful, the mercury stood at Just the
right uotch the door was polished to the
cXart degrcc required the music good, the
costumes fresh nud dainty. as those Of the
summer gin ever are and everybody en-
juyed the dance for It's very iuformlity.
Among the vsitors present were noted
Misses Dickinson. Kansas CITY; Addie
ilandicy. IHt,tu Nvicune Rausonc, lious
ton. Pearl Caldwell, Galncsvillr. NEEDLE
Iohusou iiaius. lGaoh "' Ecnpor
Williams Fort Worth, Ward, McNla, aud
Mrs W y. Bity OF Palestine
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MANY CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES
Are Already Stirring UP Political Trouble
At IlrllaS

at DalAS.
Dallas eTcxas, May 30. The sight for
the democratic nomination fol congress II
the Dallas district next year is already
opening mp and is expected to assume
caloric conditions long before the dare
for the primaries As usual Dallas viii
he the storm center Of the contest ana
the democracy of the cnunty fully expect
to control TIN nomination, For this r'n'
son the battn hers vii be particularly
severe.
Congressman r. T.. Burke has been IN
had health for several months ana has
been Mt Mineral Wells in an effort 10 re.
cuperatc. His friends fear he viii nor
he able to make race for reelection next
time. II Is settled, however that if hs
health permits the Sixth district congress
man will again try to succeed himself.
lie was nominated last year after one
Of the hittcrcst fights In the history Of the
district and succeeded in getting In oulN
by narrow margin. The opposition 10
him Is still apparent II Is made up ot
active and rcsoureeful fighters aud ,h;"
have already commcnccd~ their trouble
making for Judge Burke.
Hon. Dudley c. Wooten If Dallas. who
was one of Burke's opponents last year,
has already formally announced that he
i candidate again, and Mt the proper
time VIII nnuEnrutc his campaign. Other
nalastcs who thiuk Of becoming congress.
soual candidates are State senator Barry
Miller. II. f. J.. Knight, Robert i. Alien
and Farmer shaw. All of these viii not
run, but 1t Is probable that at least ono
Of them win enter the struggle, giving
the county NJ least three candidates.
senator Miller and Farmer Shaw are
members of the present legislature and II,
will have much to say In the formation
Of the new Dallas district. II IL agreed
that senator Miller will have more inlluenci
In shanlnC n district 10 suit himself than
will any Of the other prnSppctiyp Candl.
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A TEXAS WONDER.
Halls Great Discovery.

ono small bottle Of Hans Great DIsgoy'
80, c,res all kidney and bladder troubles,
ela - ,,raycL cures diabetes, seminal
lily .,llsslo,s weak and lame backs, rheulna,
t tisn, md all Irregularities OF the kidneys
anu nln,,,ie IN children. II not sold by your
der l log viii be sent by mail on receipt OF
Sue aLISs one small bottle 10 two months
treatment and Nm w. eq Hail. an Cole sasf aSgse
mehsio'Ps O BOX GO, ST, Louis. No. send
tnre., otitnoniais Sold by all druggists and
Houston Drug Company.
n.ntson. Texas, April Cove. the under
,LnaH have used Halls Great discovery,
s ssis can fully recommend 4 to others suf'
ierins AioA j. A. MEADOWS.
81 c. ALSABROOK,
w. A. MARATTA,
HAL c. SINS,
A. r. HoRNBAcK-
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Notes and Personals.

j. r.. Dillon. Commercial agen, Of the
santa Fc returned Yesterday from trip
over a part of his terrltrry.
The various ticket offices of the city
We're Yesterday IN receipt Of the official
summer rate sheet covering excursion
rates during the heated term
The members Of the Travellers Protective
Association who Win attend the annual
meeting AZ Old Point Comfort from this
section will leave this afternoon IN a spc
ca sleeper via the International and Great
Nor,herh fast mail. The sleeper will be
taken through. II was sidetrackcd in the
local yards yesterday and during the day
WIS decorated for the trip u. W. Mich
aug nf this city will he in charge of the
party.
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pAokgRlgs FOR FORT WORTH.
Swift People Said to Be Looking Over
the Ground

Swift People Said TO Be Looking Over
the Ground.
Fort Worth, Texas, May 80 rhe couilna
of Armour to Fort Worth viii I've the
means of bringing other large packing firms
here Edward r. Swift Is here from chi
cago looking over the Geld and has
cured an option on scvenlyfYe acres of
land in North Fort WORTH In the paclI Z
house district. The and Is wanted itr
stock yards. Swiits rcprcs antatiVe, Joseph
k Googihs. has been in the city fof
three days, but their nny cItitnts have h2ru
guarded and few outside Of Fott Nor u
Packing House company knew that my
were here. il Is understood that Swift rs
cnuoaN oung 10 buy the Fort Worth pack
ing house plant, but the details ut wnat
Is going on have not become known. M.
Googne went 10 Dallas tonight, but vii
return saturday,
The committee raising the Si00u0i bouts
for Armour practically finished It's lab r.
today II Is expected Armour viii BIG u
the work OF bunting the y ant IN ,CW
weeks as the matter has been virtually
settled.
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Cameron, Texas May 30 District court
is about ready TO adjourn, this being the
last week, \ great many az the cas- =
.nu tht, docket have heeu disposed Of. There
we're three hung turtles IN the eases ~ tho
State vs. King Washington, assault with
intent 10 muracly Enoch Losrhe murders
H. ). Wilsor theft Of two h7lcs II Z
ION 4 dozen or more criminals we're Gent
an for terms from TWO to four years Tbs
has been Il busy term ana Il great Il, al
has been accomplished. Judge Scott be-.
lrVCs iu hard Work.
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LOW RATES EAST


Chesapeake and Ohio aRilroad.
on account Of T T.. A. meeting Ola foint
Comfort June Is 81 Texas lines will
Sell tirkcts to auorc named point and re-
turu at ono fare suund trip, good 80 re
turn until June 30 This viii AFFORD an op
portunity 90 visit Washington, New Nort
and Eastern points NJ reduced rates, an
N tho host time OF the wear, Direct boat
and rail connections from Old Point Com
FORT aud Norfolk TO Washington and NeW
York. For full Information apply or write
w. H. Whtt,cscy.
S. w. L. A. G. aud o, Ry,,
Dallas Texns
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STILL TAKING TESTIMONY
In the Weld & Neville Case Against
the Commission.
THE STATE SUMMONED RAILROAD MEN
George Gould Has Been Elected nj
rector in the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company.

Austin, Texas, MAY 30-The taking of
testimony consumed the entire day to.dnt
II the Weld and Neville case againsl tbs
railroad commission The folo,vIn, r,I,
nesses occupied the stand for thn Stote.
General Freight Agent Jones OF the Hons
Xxx M, anu IeXas Central; H. /. Sally pf
Waco Compress: Edwin Eisbacii cott"1
Inspector AZ Galveston. ana W Ii. {; Nm
al Galveston "u'V'u
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IndustriaI Convention Rate.

me passenger department OF the luter.
national and Great Northern has announc-
"a that II VIII put on rate Of one fare for
me round trip 10 Philadelphia on acroitat
ul tue meeting Of the Southern Indus rial
convention which VIII be held there on
line II to a. Tickets will I've ON sale nn
ighs I END 5. aud VIII be limited to juno
~ tgr return. The rate from Houston
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bic fRulT cRoP PRoMIsEs.

Pears and Apples Doing We'll IN Cooke
County
Gainesville, Texas May 20. From II. C..
Hamilton, who owns a magnificent fruit
farm six or eight miles east of Gaines NE.
The Post correspondent lcarns that the
prospect Cor Al tine pear and apple crop Is
very natterlng. He says the crop VIII com
pare favornhly with mat ot llst Auur Wt,u
me exception OF pcucncs, which he does
not think viii yicld so we'll.
AIR, Hamilton Is splendid authority on
fruit growing, MS he has had long eNue
riencc in that industry. Last year n ma,
keted about 1860 bushels oi fine LEAKS Ia
Gainesville, besides large quantities OF
apples.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Lawlor

trn ne LaWlor.
HiSks = Goetz, Fort Worth. Marshall
pnehs Gun Sah Antonio; NJ. l.. Blackburn
Colo II ol9; Lottic McGranahan, Pueblo,
/, C. psI,nmpson; G. V. Nahers, beaumont;
De Pahoa ker and wife. Denisoii Genrge
Feber sra and wife, Milwaukee,: John De
sen. so on1 wife, Milwaukee; sam L. forge
nsii, Ohio. Dnak9ta: j. s. Easton, clncin-
Nsrh awards New York; ii. 4. Benton,
Wright =, d r. Scott, St Louis; &. &.
mont: Il Los Angeles; NJ A. Wright. Beau,
tls GaissaL.s Countryman, Dallas; Sol Har.
ersn. fr apn' nj Mrs. J. II. Poe and chii
N ssrse s iIeyden e ArGmar psap ~ lie r.
m: Ssohsi, III; J. II. Donahoe, Joliet,
GslSeston. Sp,elher, Chicago G. L. Sewage,
nen Sass, Galveston.
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A HAPPY CHILD

is one who grows, without in
terruption OF health, from
baby up--except the inevitable
diseases of children.
And SCOTS emulsion Of cod
liver oil has done more, in the
20 years of its existence, than
any half-dozen other things, to
make such children.
Itkeeps them in uninterrupt-
ed health. 1t is food that
takes hold at once, whenever
their usual food lets go.
Wen send you little to try, # YOU like.
SCOTT & BOVINE, ~ Pearl street. New Sork.