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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-19
BRENNAN BUDGET.

nrenbom. Texas. June is-rhere was a
trn hoard OF aldermen present AZ tne ~
Mar meeting of the city council MONDAY
sfternoon Reports Of officers were "a
amined and approved ,,.,eA
Assessor and Collector salley suoni' oe',
htg soholastic report, which showed W
white and 5sT colored children OF 'ue
school age in the city. aa.o
Monday. June "a. was SCI AZ .ns
- ~ meeting Of the board Of equaiizi-
~ - thew had failed 20 meet al me
last time appointed -, hr,c
The sweet girl graduates Of 1871 ein ora,
~ tbose Of the Brenham high sehool anu
me Miss Mary Rial high school. were ,sS,
sered complimentary hop at me , na,,
Monday night by the Brennan "a A'n .beir
elup. ~ snd 4 good attendance ~ tIie
dldsr social set we're nurnbeI o. V,S 49, ,hs
Oi \ church social was In progress On 'AS
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LocAL RAILRoAp MoTes.

Mr Harry C. Archer, commercial agent
Of me Kansas GltE southern Win heal,
qrlrieIs nv N4lIe9'"n' WIZ q N'A'e"i !"
houston Ses'tra's'
Mr. g. A. Taft superintendent Of the
Wells Fargo Express company, has re-
turned from tqip oUt over ,hf Texas
lines on which his company operates,
Mr. Vandevcuter has been appointed
assistant Treasurer of the Southern Pa
cine with headquarters AZ New York In
place OF Mi. - a. b'Nis' ieA'susl
Mr. Lee Webster has heen anpolniea an
ditor and superintendent Of the Pccoa iuFsr
railroad, with oiilce NJ Pecos. Texas In
place of Mr.. A. a. Driggs, resigned
Mr. Thomas Cnrrick assistant muster
mechanic IL the Southern Pacific AT Los
Angeles. has been appointed acting master
mcehnnic AT san Francisco Ia succeed Mr..
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evening host Of friends and the reit-
tiycs met the remains and grei'sulcEen
ircsstd at The sudden end of so exemplary
q man ana valuable 0 citizen.
-
The funeral Will he conducted from the
family residence. iG05 san Jacinto street.
this afternoon at 4 o'clock, Rev Father
Lee Cf the Sacred Heart church officiating
The nterment viii be made In Glcnwood
cemetery The ohscluies will be undcr
the direction of the Elks of the city. Of
which order the deceased was q popniae
and universally esteemed member. ihe
Ek5 VIII FORM an escort 70 we Vem'lttE
and their service VIII take place al the
The following gentlemen win be 9etiye
pall bearers; Messrs X g 4palltiiroo,ni,sln \.
l. Mayors &. n. Segcr, G Thompson and
George Hunter The following. are non.
orary pali beqrers Mca@srs W Sa4
]. G. Palmer.
Mr.. Mulvey was native Of Ireland. hnv'
ing been born 10 thar country on August le.
1853 lc came to America, however, when
quite young and was educated in the pub
he schools " Cincinnati. llc entered rail-
way service ia 1869 when he was bur 10
years of age. going into the employ "i the
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton road.
serving as 6agmau and switchmnn consccu.
lively until 1873 flC then went 60 ga"
indianapolis Cincinnati and Lafayette
railway as fireman between Cincinnati hni
Indianapolis serving In that capacity
through 1871
From January (, 1875, TO March, 1917 he
was R>gitchmau ana assistant Nnrdma5tct
Of the cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati ana
Indiaunpolis railway at Cincinnati, aud
from March 10 1877, to July ~, lss2, as
yardmastor Hnd conductor on the Wabhsn
road lie WAS then yardmaster ana con
ductor at nmson. Texas, uptll December
lie was in the employ Of the international
ana Great Northern as passenge' con
ductor from January 1. 1884, to July ~
1887. and was trainmaStcr Of the same
road until November 80. 1883. He sOScred
his connection with the international aud
Great Northern TO become the supetia
tendcnt OF the Louslaun division OF tne
Southern Facihc company on December J.
1855. and he has held that position ever
since. being one Of the best railroad super
intpndents in the South,
BESIDES hig wife, whom he married 10
Houston So 1895. she formerly being Mis-.
Florence Palmer and the two little chill
dren Mr. Mulvey has two brothers and q
number or cousins IN Houston, all being
employed by the Southern Pacific railroad
He also lcHvcs his farher and mother, who
are now living IN Ireland, and slstrI
also survives the deceased.
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Following close upon the demise Of Mr..
c. w Bcin, tranlc manager for the Al
nntic system of the Southern Pacific road.
less than week ago, death has again
been visited upon the oficiil roster Of that
system. removing another of lbs ablest Mt
taches from the walks Of life aud leaving
u place in the community that few men can
MI.
Yesterday afternoon the announcement
was received that Mr. William Barnard
MMlvey, oae of the cltys best citizens, had
departed this life, Although II was gen
orally known that MIR Mulyey was IN. the
announcement of his death was neverthe-
less shock keenly felt hy his host or
friends IN the city and at other places
where the announcement was made
The death occurred ON the easthound
Southern Pacific train at Kngsbury. At
short distance east OF San Antonio yes
terday afternoon at about 2;i0 O'Clock Mr..
Mulvey had been al the railroad innrmary
for about two weeks Under treatment for
cancer OF the stomach, and Il had hceh
reported from time to time during that
period that there was small possibility of
his recovery
Mrs Mulyey had left Houston the night
before for San Antonio to accompany her
husband back home, and arriving at the
inGrmary, she found Mr. Mulvey sitting
on the porch Their two chlldren--a little
boy and little girl-accOmpHnied their
mother to the father, and on the arrival
Of the mother and children Mr. Mulvey
greeted them with his usual affection aud
took the children up IN his arms and ca.
Iessod them
The arrangements were made for the re-
turn Of the entire family to Houston, and
Mr. MulVcY walked from the hack TO the
train ana showed other evidences nj not
being so M as was presumed by his friends
who had heard the reports Of his condition
The start to Houston was made without
anything occurring 90 mar the cheer of the
reunited loved ones, but when the train
had proceeded on Its eastward journey a
short distance out Of the Alamo CITY the
end came only TOO suddenly. Mir AIulvcy
aud his family had been sitting In the
rear end of the train observing the road
bed and other scenes along the line, when
al about 900 he uttered an exclamation
and. throwing his hand Ia his breast. be
came unconscious. About twenty minutes
elapsed before he expired, and by that time
the train had reached kingsbury. A short
stop was made HiaGso and the Announce
ment OF the death was wired ahead "a
The body was laid out on the train and
reached Houston shortly after O'Clock
when Inc remains were transferred 10 the
undertaking establishment OF Wall a
Stabe 10 he prepared FOR burial The body
was taken 20 the residence al ll'lp IN uh'
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Trinity Local News.

Trinity Texas june 1S.-Mr and Mrs.
wyatt Dawson Of Houston. who have been
visiting relatives here, returned to Hous-
ton this evening
Mrs. J. H. Lehman Is visiting relatives
in Palestine
Mrs. John Rawllns. wife Of Chief Dis
hatcher Rawllns Of the Houston and Texas
Central railway at Ennis. IS visiting her
dauphtgf Mrs A. 6 Vaughan.
Mrs. Charles H. Linsey of Mexla IS Wis
RE residence Of Nj J Il. Stanley IS
nearing completion.
balpr built BY Mr. Moody has arrived, and
Mir Moody hopes to be able 70 get MS gih
TegIy to gin the fan crop This viii give
Trinity two ftst-class glhs.
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sherman, Texas, June l7.-Today was the
date set for the hearing Of very interest
ing equity case in chambers before United
States District Judge D. T. Bryant at
II was the application of Mrs Annie E
Snow for the appointment Of n RECEIVER for
large tract Of the Neatch survey In lief
terson county on which are located not
fewer than seven of the best paying eush
defendants
The matter went over until July s. when
Il VIII be called again IN chambers nj
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lnnrovementg al erandyiew.

Grandyiew, Texas, June l7.-1'he Grand
view Milling company is building a 10000
pushel capacity elevator. 1t will be com
pIeted in few weeks.
]. A. Hill is building large and com
modlous two-story residence on South sum
init.
d. D. Pitts s. Bro are building large
Gin. three stands of seventy saws each. Vt
Nil be run by thirty-tiye horsepower
gasoline engine.
house for large gin.
". A. Harren win build neat residence
nj an early date,
stnry brick business houses on Crner
street.
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Two Rios 70 VOL Mar Rnsk.

husk' Texas, June 1G-The orthweln
Bros. OIL company shipped It's well drin.
ing machinery to its property, ten miles
east Of here, last week The well viii he
bored in the Vicinity Of the Black sulphur
springs, on the bank of the Angelina
river Experts say the surface indications
are very encouraging
Inc Cherokee oil and Mineral company
VIII nave It's machinery here within lei,
DAYS. II, too, win prospect i'm tho yic,niE,
OF the Black Sulphur Springs Both com
nanies nave ample capital to assure a
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Races Al BalIinaer.

Baringer, Texas, June 1.-THE three
DAYS racing At the Ballinger Fair Grounds
ondinr Yesterday. resulted as follows:
First day, three entries-VeYma OF Ed
wards county, Todd of Abilene and Lady
Macbeth Of Ballingeri distance, quarter OF
milo The former won by two lengths.
sorand dnv. three cntries-Georgia Lane
nc Comanchc. Gussie OF Edwards county
and steel dust Of Ballinger; distance;
W., ~ neck. steel Dust second.
Third day. two entries Georgin Lane and
,-d,lins. distance. three -elghths OF a mile.
,rSe FORMER won by two lengths.
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IeTHER SUIT WAS FILED
u Title TO the yeatch Survey
Near Beaumont.
,,,rH ii THE REPORT OF A dusHFR
,..,.snondent Rode Forty Miles to
y OVDr I, but Could Find No Well
'''' Anywhere Near e. Vista.

raxas June 1s.--Mary Cleye-
y J, Una. ohio. and others today filed
h Z ~ district court to try title to
" u and SO in the Spindle Top
|ts ~ ,,deIon Of the John A. Neatch
Isle $40 ,".,ss w. Swayne, as trustee, Is
~ .,.naant in the suit, and the plain
y o' '.'t,on alleges that on June she
.nr and peaceably possessed of the
h ss' s,sst,on. but that on that date
I torcbly elected from possession
attendant and that he has since
y ,estralned her from the rightful
~ ~. ~ The land. to her damage in
*'s - $4,000 for which she prays
WI Of the court as well as for
[r.aon Of title.
,,nd In question is that purchased
4" Nv Ex-Governor j. S. Hogg. James
.,,ne and others and which has since
IA 10 many different people and oil
E.,,ls. and upon which nearly all Of
-. erected derricks and are boring
dL
= plaintiffs do not state IN thelr peu'
4 rsrre or how they became possessed
as land.
1, unor that a gusher had been struck
&ar,st Of FL Vista is only a rumor.
4 ps,t correspondent is prepared to say
4 Nor a ride Of forty miles, part of
4 ~ being made In a buggy, part In
M and the remainder on the back OF
IrDehe II there is a gusher in phat
.gon Its owner has taken away the
Nm buried the pipe and sodded the
II AVER with green grass.
n, yunor about well southwest of El
l, hss been very persistent and 1t was
IN he Intention Of ferreting out the
a the matter that The Post CORE
4 isrt made the trip. There is only one
Tapng in the direction in which the
NJ Tos said to have been and that Is
NJ If me Forward Reduction com
an the north bank of Taylor bayou,
X tventy.fve miles from Beaumont.
M well has not yet reached the oil
nd the drill is still running. DR.. e.
Harvard, one of the prominent operat-
q I'LL field. returned this morning from
<Tpspa, Ohio. He saws he has material
"A gOlbarel refinery now on the way
|n,snn,hnf
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The Smith County Wen

Tyler, Texas June IA large cro,ra
went from hore yesterday and TODAY ~
view me well being bored on the county
larn, eighteen miles north of here. BY
inc western Union oil company, and which
was reported on last Saturday to be flow.
Ing oil The slght-seers' trip was a frut.
less one as the well had been canned ana
was not flowing.
Inc Post reporter has talked to several
Of the officers and stockholders Of The
gp9hmpaany, INCLUDING General Manager
hhuNle, and they say that the Indications
are splendid for a paying oil nrodntlns
veil and that boring viii be resumed and
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c,,.mount Killed Near caIaYeIl.

Caldwell. Texas. June IS A large cata-
mount was killed about TWO and nalf
miles above town Yesterday evening by
charley Dearman. colored, and his two lit
,,e bro.hers They found the ear ard
vent back and got their dogs. pAe cat
was freed and, jumping down. ensagea
In general hght with the dogs When y
Is tbus engaged the boys set on IL with
sticks and Killed a. II WAS female aud
IL Is thought there Is another about the
al
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Deep Wen Near Ennis

Ennis. Texas June 1.-THE drlllers AZ
the Storrie well drew their six-lnch pine
this morning and will substitute four
inch pipe The driu is now about 1860
feet deep and working in a sandstone
formation. The head drilIer eypacts to
So into oil sand Within the next two d3ys
LIZ has worked in the Cuisicana I'll dcid>
and the conditions here are found 10 be
that field ~ VIC az
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sHsRIFF,s pEPARTMeNI.

straycd from Abe Halns dairy on the
san Felipe road one black bobTthll depQrnel
gpotted 2-yeHr- old branded Ill connected
ana 4 upside down over u: Que iinlstsln
aud Jersey heifer due 10 calf, branded ~
Connected with II over same ana up sue
down; one brown Jersey cow 2Feata'olu;
the Jersey heifer Is branded J.Jr connected
and one red Durham 3ye3r-old. branded
al. connected and r over same upslAe down
on rib Liberal reward
A. Il. Anderson, sheriff.
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n ment by some Of the largest companies nos,
vth,eraslhg and preparing to develop oii in
s car, neid' The Huntiey OH and Reapins
s<'guVvo. and In which Senator Cbs-,sss
-. lowne aud Governor McNliliin of Ten
nessee are largely interested have sr
H g,lt large tract Of land In this comfy
Iu tI, hottn 81 orange, which they expect 10
pegln developing within the next sIvtv
uaSs. me land was located for them nv
q geolSosist and oil expert OF prominence
I'M al,s r1e,iaOlllty, and the company considers
valuable holdings. us most
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N II (. o Va and Refining Company new,
y Heard, 10 at $3.50.
at $50. " '"u ipe' ~ az
n ay'a ooodI1Hde, 100 at 33s; 1000 at S9s.
sati,e 80 ,o az 9l2; 1000 at 9ss.
-n vi and Pipe, 10 at 10.
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YouthfuI Nenro Preaoher.

Calvert. Texas, June 1s,-Lirile Wllie r.
JEFFERSON. negro lad Of Il years, preached
at the colored Baptist church OF this city
last night The child % prodigy ne
preachcd a brief yet very sensible sermon
On Love Ye one Another He quoted
chapters from the Bible yeibatlm.
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onfot Rurnlna erlek.

Gonzales. Texas, June ls-1he Gonzales
Brick and Tile company will burn another
kiln Of brick using the Beaumont oil Tor
fuel The kiln that was burned lately with
the OH was NOT altogether a success. The
lin was closed up about a day sooner
nan n should have been There j. no
Doubt about oil being as good as y not SUI
,terior ~ coal and wood for burning brick,
Pgt II viii have 70 be tried thoroughly 20
roake n a success.
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olL AND STOCK EXCHANGE.

.smsnt OF Yesterdays Sales and
Closing Quotations.
&noFlng are yesterdays sales and clos
qaOtatIcns at the Houston oil and
II exchange:
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N the stomach performs lre functions
acfIveiy and regularly. the food Of which
u Is the receptacle = TRANSFORMED Into
blood OF a nourlshihg quality, which fur
nishes vigor and warmth 20 tue whole body.
T. ERBINE gives tone 10 The stomach and
promotes digestion aud asEimiates. Price,
b cents For sale by A. u. hiesIlng,
druggist 5Qs Main street,
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Sac Institutions to No. an

s'A.e Institutions to Use Oil.
4 \. isAas' June Estate Purchasing
poase stated this morning that all
ssle eleemosynary institutions
-sss requisition for fuel oil In
I b, ,spneauons for supplies, for the
Is W. u. oeglnning September /. All
&are getting ready to use oil, and
{ssns Ie burners placed in position
81 shlnmeo oil by the time they get
\. gazing in the Orange Field.
3 ss' June ls.--orange county
a growing center for invest
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Kenny's Easter Picture.

Easter Soft Hats-The New ''Buf-
faIo" style, for $3.50, at McFadden's.
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Other Bensyood Notes.

David Evans and Jacob Smith left
yesterday for Cameron, where they will
erect house for q man named Fitz-
gerald
A number of the members of the B.
p o. Elks attended the installation or
the officers of the Moundsville Lodge
of that order last evening. Five Ben
wood men were initiated and the names
of four Others We're proposed The af-
fair concluded with banquet.
Paul Schrack, who was hurt at the
Riverside about three weeks ago, and
had to have his leg amputated, was able
to return home yesterday from the Ctr
Hospital in Wheeling.
Miss Annie Nolan, who has been Wis
ting friends on Main street, will re
turn home to Pittsburg Sunday.
Miss Ada Sprouts is i'll at her home
on Water street.
Eliza Palmer has returned home after
visiting her brother in Allegheny.
A young child Of William OFT died
at the family residence in the Fourth
ward yesterday.
A young daughter of John Leach, Of
Main street. is sick
Miss Lucy Hood is visiting her par
ents at Sunnyside.
Tom Wilson. an employee at the Riv-
erside tube works, while wrestling with
a fellow workman last evening about
half-past eight o'clock. fell and struck
his head on piece of iron. inflicting a
very bad scalp wound. His injuries
were dressed at the Emergency Hospi-
tai.
Louis Cooke, Jr., night Waterman at
the Riverside. had his foot mashed last
night about nine o'clock by carriage.
He was removed to his home and his
injuries dressed
Miss Mae Howell, Of Parkersburg =
the guest Of Miss May Taylor at her
hnme o. Main street
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BENWooD.
News Notes of Interest From tn,
City of Mills.
Special Services.

All day yesterday there were special
Good Friday services at ST. Johns Ro-
man Catholic Church. The services to-
morrow will be of most elaborate
nature. The new bell arrived yester-
day and will be placed in position i'll
the belfry this morning. 1t will be
rung for the first time for early mass
tomorrow morning
There were special Good Friday ser
vices at st. Matthew's German Luth-
eran Church last evening. The morn
ing service at 1890 o'clock tomorrow
will be very elaborate
Services at the regular hours will be
the order of the days worship at the
First M. E. Church tomorrow.
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GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES
In the Catholic and Protestant Epis-
coPal Churches

There was remarkably large at
tendance at the Good Friday services
in churches OF the Roman Catholic and
Protestant Episcopal denominations.
Particularly is this true of the evening
services. At the Cathedral, the church
was well filled throughout the entire
day, the crowds being largest during
the service of the Three Hours Agony.
and the Stations of the Gross.
In the Episcopal churches there were
services commencing at noon and con-
tinuing until three o'clock, and last
night there was evening prayer and
sermon.
Names on Candy Eggs. Leave orders
early. Fox's, 1927 Market street.
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THE STAIE SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION.
ED FOR THE EVENT TO BE
HELD AT MOUNDSVILLE
PR0GRAMMEsFoR THEsEssIoNs

Entitled "Golden Oil''-The Oil Oper-
atfOns of Finding, Handling and
Refining Applied to the Sunday
School Work-Many Prominent
Speakers Engaged-An Outline of
the Work to he Accomplished.
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GIHTIERT WAISTS

Like our Suits are 'taior-nlade and well made; also
the best fitting that can be procured Our lines are
exclusive in style; in White, Silk Gnghams and Silk
From s1.OO upwards.
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Pure Candy Easter Eggs with name
-; ~ collars
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-06

Tomorrow afternoon the Sunday
school of the M. E. church will render
the following Easter programme:
Chorus. VIII Tell the Story
School.
Scripture Reading.
Chorus. Risen, Glorious Conaueror''
School.
Prayer.
Chorus. Observation-Disclosures" Oh! Behold Him
School.
Rev. G. W. Bente
0olo ......--...... selected
Miss Ethel Schramm.
RECITATION ..:--:-..:-...-.-.. Selected
Francis Kelley.
ChoruS ......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Infant Glass.
Recitation. The Missionary Box"
Miss Minnie Houston
Chorus ......-.................... ''Violets'
Misses Florence Davis, Bessie Bow
ers. Viola Schramm
Mss Hazel Bowers.
Chorus ............-............"J Jesus Lives
School
ADDRESS .....-.... .-........-..............-
Mrs. G. w. Bente.
Collection.
Quartette ......... Observation-Disclosures
Misses Edna Bowers and Theresa
Oser; Messrs. William Leach and
James Edwards
Report of Collections.
Chorus. .................." Sing to the Lord
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H. ". Rogers, spiritualistie phenom-
ena, so called. Carroll Club April 9Th
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CONFERENCE TODAY

Between Dreamer & Men and Repre-
sentatives OF the Empire Coal
Mining Company.
Last night the official information
was given out that there will be con-
ference at Bellaire to-day between
Creamer & Neff and representatives of
the Empire Coal Mining Company The
object is to reach a definite understand
ing regarding the Belmont county coal
property.
1t is understood that there are one
or two other companies after the prop
erty which has been optioned, and the
Empire company will be required to
make definite and satisfactory decis-
ion at once.
H. W. Rogers, spiritualistie phenom-
eDa so called Carroll CIuh Anril sth
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We have received a manufacturers
sample line Of Ladies TaiIor-Made
Suits which we viii sell at LESS
THAN COST OF MANUFACTURE
while they last Come quick for
choice.
THE FAvORITE, 1ls Main ST.,
T. R. KIGER.
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Dbeelin9 Re9ister
ARTISTIC TAILORING.
POPULAR PRICES.

POPILAR FRICES.
Exclusive novelties in foreign and
domestic wooiens. Elegance in ut,
finish and workmanship.
G. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable Tailors and Fine Fur
nishers, 1921 and 1928 Market St.
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Choice cut Roses. Carnations, Vio-
let's, Sweetpeas, Tulips, Lilies. Or
der early. WHEELING GREEN
HOUSE CO.. No. 90 Twelfth st.
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The handsomest Autograph ever given
away. Free to all. Saturday, April
9th. C. d. KENNY CO.. Teas, Coffees
and Sugars, 1000 Market street.