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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-18
MINNESOTA

CROOKSTON-A iremen's relief association
will be organized under the state law. Chief
Norris of the fire department has taken the
preliminary steps.
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LA -CROSSE-The feud between the Will
liams and Sch1abach families at La Crescent
Mimi, growing out of right-of-way litiga-
ton in which the later won, eliminated in a
fight in which two Of the Williams boys prob
ably fatally hurt Dan Schlabach by pound
ing him.
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IOWA

IOWA CITY-Glenn Hardy, the 11-year- old
son of B. j.. Hardy, ran away from home and
cannot be found.
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WISCONSIN

!. notwithstanding to general orders is
sued by Department Commander A. H. De
Croft, the annual encampment of the G. A. R.
will be held at Stevens Point, June II to 49,
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CEDAR FALLS-Lars P. Nelson sold his
farm of eighty acres for $50 an acre.. This is
the highest figure reached in Black Hawk
county.
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More rlillinery Surprises

1870 - = u - - AA0~0
This
millinery
constantly unparalleled These
interesting Saturday:
E0 Hats charming Styles
P.oO trimmed with ribbon fully
half
Cd OF And these elegant swell
worth fully $500
60 R0 Copies original
po'OO embraced this captivating collection It's pleasure to
these something
dignity, daintiness
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e. w. Grove.

This name must appear on every box of the
genuine Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets the
remedy that cures a cold in one day. Is cents
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w ash Goods

Plain blue embroidered chambray
and fine embroidered madras cloth,
beautiful styles, worth to soc; on
sale Saturday, only, 49,
1000. yards Dimities, new spring
styles, worth to 12c, on sale Z
Saturday, while they last, yd. /. %
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81 Wrist Bags and chatelaine Bags
Fine seal or Morocco leather; the
newest creations Special No.
Saturday ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
STANTON
NEWS ITEMS,

Mrs. Thomas G. Dickinson has re.
turned from five weeks visit to
her sister, in Virginia.
Miss Maggie Williams IS paying a
two wcekS's visit TO her home, at
Booth S Corner.
Services were held in the Presby.
terlan Church on Sunday morning at
II O'Clock and were we'll attended,
notwithstanding the bad weather.
The people were pleased with the
speaker, Rev. W. W. Campbell, and
extended him hearty invitation to
come again. Sunday school at 10
o'c.Ock.
Mr., B. l.. Dickey has moved to
his farm at Ruthby. The goods re-
naming at the store, previously &C.
cupied by him, will be sold at auction
on Wednesday night. lie leaves a
good trade which he very much re-
grets but feels the farm needs his at.
lention. House nicely situated, cool
and pleasant in summer, lawn in
front with dwarf fruit trees, grapes
in abundance. large garden back
OF house
G. p. Dickcv has his farm one
mile from station, q large collection
of hares for sale, three months old,
81; does $3.50. Gail and see them.
George W. Banks is recovering.
Mr.. Galloway is still confined to
his room.
J. W. Wilson visited here last Sat.
urday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Berry and daugh'
ter, of Wilmington, visited here Sat
urday and Sunday.
William Saxton has sold his hoteI
TO Mr.. Steele who will occupy abou
the 25th.
J. II. Marvel visited Wilmington
on Friday.
George Smith, Of Philadelphia, !
working in the Kiamensi WooleI
Mills and boarding with Mrs. Powell
Miss Ida Johnson, of Salem, has
returned to Stanton.
Please remember that we have tw
elegan: sites for manufactures her
unOccupied. 1t seems strange indee'
that two such excellent places al
neglected. 8
~ - Asl !. .4s IN g!.Ql W 1 5gP7a 4
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
WE SELL CLEAN
BiCyCl. Club Fair.

There was another largo crowd ut tho
B,cycl. Club fair las night there were
two new alta tions. and one Of these
was tho minstrois of the Boys High
school. Th4y gsvs very cred able per
formanc ana IL will be repeated ta' NOR.
row night aud al O Sa uruay afternoon
when u special performance wiii bo given
for The benefit Of tho school rhi!iren me
riders will also give ar exhibition Oh Inc
bicycle whirl Saturday afternoon.
Srvcrni big Jumps wore made In he cor
.ost for Tho most popular basket ball riaJ
er, stuart Of tho Y. NJ. G. A., made Il
Lin snurt and 10 now very close behint
the lsaderA Whea the fair closed !a.i
night the vote stood AS follows: Holt
/. 4T4; Nc Kay, l,073. Stuart. G5. Hey
nolda. Cir ~ .-- ...... w. ~. ~.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

THE BIRDS. the halblnsers oi
spring. have had quite set back
the last three days and 10 doubt
are gently reminded that alter all,
sprlug don begin until The middle
ol April. This is indeed winter
weather, but spring Ia coming, t"e
season when the trees take OH their
foliage and vegetation in general
grecls the eye,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
RO ,fs b ew or.

Last evening during the blow, when
the wind was travelling at the rate nl
GO miles and hour, the roofs on NO.
0l6 and 0ls DUPONT street. were
caught by the wind and torn off.
House no. 9lS is occupied by James
Carroll and family, and No. 9ls By
Mrs. Walker and family. The proper
ties are owned by u Mrs. NJ. Murray
who resides in New York. The dam
age will run up to $500. 1t was a mil
acle that all Of the other dwellings
we're able to stand the blow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
TUr Wavs and Means Committee

TIE Ways and Means Committee
rol concession Of " per cent to ce
given 10 Cuba. by 4 voIe OF 50 TO
81. The bee. sugar men who put
up such savage tight were beat
en-. They wanted IA febate given
cuba OH articles from the Island.
but it was defeated. The Republ-
cans had il D,s fight before III: final
vote was taken. ard il looked some
times like a victory ior the beet
sugar men. Speaker Henderson
applied the pressure to some OF Inc
reluctant members, aud brought
them into line.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Lynch's Store

Z No matter how small OF large tho ord d,r-l
no matter bow long or short the distance,
your order has the same prompt ard accurate
attention Just in 800 bushels Chester conn
ty white potatoes tOc. basket; 8 cans tomatoes
25c; . cans early June peas BIC; good corn Sc.
can Aunt Jcmima Pan Cake Flour &c. paclt.
age; Shredded Wheat Biscuit lUc. package;
Grape Nuts l3c pucl,nlh; 2 lbs California
stores, Fourth uni ii adsJn and Eignlh and
King streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

Not too much can b. said about
good roads, especially III this coun-
". Wnen summer comes the bad
roads will be forgotten. but as soon
as winter sets in, twill! be the same
thing again. The farmers take
more interest in the road question
than they usedto. Down the s.ale
the roads are OF sand and gravel
and are not so bad as in this coun.
tv where they are Of clay.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
A Nnrmnl schOOI For Newark

TRENTON, \. j.. March 20. The
house has passed Mr.. Williams bill ap-
propriatlng S2aO,O for n state normal
school at Newark, after defeating
amendments to locate the school in
Hudson and Cumberland counties. This
bill came up on reconsideration, it hav-
ing failed to pass the house last week.
1t was passed by vote of 35 to n.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

loHN S. MULLIN has compiled and
published very credltable booklet
us souvenir OF the People $ Raj
way Company. 1t contains hand
some cuts Of the People $ station
and electric plant and the pr'ncl-
pal points OF interest at Brandy.
wine Springs park. 1t is the work
of the Electric press and is gotten
out IN the best style.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
,issvy Loss.

You often hear 1t said y mlssel On On
pagenent. cost mo eioo.: Buy an E'a'n
watch ut Mitche.ps. Seventh and Poplar
streets. Never loses time. Only N'o'
rer week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

Who wants to be u. S. Senator?
Their manner would fill column in
the REPUBLICAN.
+, What 10 the cause Of the i'll feel.
ings between Sen ators Tillmau and
McLaurin OF outhCarollna! Some
aay IL is because Senator McLaurin
has been given some Federal pa
tron age in that State aud Tillman
The cold shoulder.
: Why was the bond Of the Wells.
bach Light Company never pro-
duced? Because it never existed.
which is good reason. Then
what difference would it have made
IL il had existed, as it had no bin d.
ing effect upon the two new Com.
,niesioners OF the Street and Sewer
Department.
What city for its size has more
newspapers than Wilmington?
The city 10 hard to find without
Philadelphia rivals it.
Why did Boss Crocker get out OF
Tammauv and hand over the sccp-
ire to a younger man! Because
Ben Hill aud the reformers made
it SO warm for him.
Who holds the City Council in the
hollow OF his hand? Councilman
Kane OF the Fourth ward. He tells
the other seven what they must do
and they do It,
Who refor med the city aud coun-
ell affairs! The committee of fifty.
But their work appears now about
ended aud breaking up is evil
hAnt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
III ''bubeIl the Halter

DR., Simm. White Puinoric Balsam
The extraordinary Lung Romsdy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

Every family should have Its househosa
medicine chest, and tho first bottle III u
should lie DR.. Wood's Norway Pine eprup
ua,uru's remedy for coughs ana colus'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

Go ChR.iss Il, Dubell for your ha t
audi caus ri all style, No. East Tlirl s
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
New tsa &c fall League

The Scholastic B,se Ball League.
was organized yesterday by represent
ativcs Of the Athletic Association OF
the Wilmington Night School. Ihe
Wilmington Military Academy and
Goldey College.
Games will be arranged between
teams of the three schools. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President
G. Il. schatfer w. II. $. vicc-president
William Rommell W. NJ. A.; secre-
tary and treasurer, William LARA
more, G. c. Messrs Fahey, Hart and
Necsc were appointed committee on
bylaws, and Messrs. Rommcll, ,StubOs
and Schatfer were appointed u clm-
Mittcc on schedule and pennant. Inc
new organization desires donations
from the busineas men Of the city, so
that a suitable pennant OF trophy can
be secured, and thus give the base
ball teams of the various schools some
object to strive to capture.
Water Departments Report.
The 3.nd annual report OF the Water
Department. wAish has 3ust bssn 0omplse
"A shows tise sps.! tsesssag - ~ 1sst
ysAr ~ Y sss5 es;a sssss Ssss W.
;Vs lsssss Is Nv HIT sps 4 W y
n s2sss 1 a va sbsts G. n
/ eeJ3ont u Nnter pumpsq lfOnls 3ba sx3fSnss
2ywtwe. ~ Increase 0f lto;o "a. ~ 4var tSos
preocdinR year. About 4g1 psr SSnt.@sUf
the water pumped wns sold by natsr iiieas
U ement. Tho water from koOks0rd1
Towsr Is used only for domestic services,
and 1t shows that tho pSr capita consu'np
ti0n par day was about 33. gsiiuns The
Elliott Avenue Tower supplied 56!6, ,A54
gallons, or a daily por capita con ,ump ion
| Of 20 8 gallon.'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

Tie C,hcllo Range, johnson 'soth
and King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

X. G.. DAVle. OF Columbus, ONO,
lost his voice IS years agC, beng at
The time bass singer III one oi the
church lhoirs. lie was treated Tor
nearly every disease under the sun
and consulted several noted spec.
ials,s OF he country, but lie could
not re, ain hlsspeech. Tuesday lie
was seized with violent fit Of
coughing aud cou.hed up piece
OF Tooth. which had caused all his
trouble. HIS voice came back and
he viii probaDip sing better than
ever. It was to him the lost chord.
Tlu, lIIkton TheAtrIcal Company
has been formed DIT i.lNton, Nd. Tor
The purpose of controlling the cad-
Iru theatres in the cities IL Mary
land, !ueluunG the cities Of Chcs.
ter, Pa, Wilmington. Del. and
Alexandria, va. Tins is not the
first time syn dicatcs have run up
against Wilmington, taking it IN
Their circuits Bat Wilmington Oh is
growing every day.
III IOlu NCulhSI Vi NilS iuoh ~ W
havs seem. to have IL bad elect on
those who indulge IN the flowing
bowl. The police court was tairly
pverruu with business on Nedncs.
day and several oil the unfortunate
who were caught IN the police drag
net were sent to the county work
house.
NovlNC day in Wilmington should
be changed from March 18th. 1t
is generally a lad month and the
25lh is usually bad day. Down
the State moving day is in April
There will not be DIS much moving
this year as some others, as small
houses are especially bard 10 secure
QUITE small building boom Is
on ard the spring gives promise OF
being busy one. The enterpris-
ing builder who puts up :he right
kind Of small houses will make
money tbs year.
THE Levy Court held Il short scs'
slon Yesterday behind closed doors
to consider uin.rous blNs over
wIlch there has been some dispute.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Servian Cabinet Resigns.

ServYan cabfner nus yendefeu NJ fesYg.
nation owing to the adoption by the
skupshtina. or national assembly, Of a
civil service reform measure against
the wishes of the ministry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
1Te crrs q.4llh I've Dsys.

laxative Bfome.Q .Qnintns removes ths
cause. E. W. Groves signature on ovsry
boz. Price 25 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

If the 1itairs Of the street and
Sewer department are not we'll
managed now, these '>littic reason
TO ever expect them 10 be properly
managed. We thluk the mass OF
people iecl inclined to,rusI the three
Directors. They nay nj AXE errors
but they will not he in the na'ure
of IL "Job' with th4 city ao"e oat
OF thousands ui dollars. Directors
johnson and Melvin can t afford 10
do anything bu! what hey would
sanction il their own business al
fairs. They are both careful. cap.
able men and above Suspicion.
THE Democratic county Co cctors
who had the collection Of the capt.
taton tax tor several years did not
attempt TO collect, by III" advise OF
their attorneys. The tan - not.a
lust one and the collectors have no
right legally TO collect II. !! the
present collectors q" not 90, .ect II,
il is no, their fault. !or they have
made every etiort TO do so l he
law should be repealed at the next
session Of the Legislature. The
Lew Court viii have 10 ialse reve
uue in some other way.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

A TRAVELLING man who comes 10
our city frequently from New York.
said to the writer that he thought
a tirst-class, up-to-date hotel locat-
ed on Market street would pay.
The hotel should be Il cosy place
and have home like appearance,
and not resemble large barn IN
it's interior arrangements. He said
the Clayton House and Hotc! viii.
mington were quite an improvement
on oar former hotels. especially ,he
manner in which they are now be-
ing conducted. Possibly some en-
terprising man will build a modern
hotel in this city dnriCg the next
five years, or perhaps sooner.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

THERE is considerable petty
thieving done in TIE King sr.et
market. Farmers often miss small
articles and sometimes a pair OF
chickens. Baskets every once in
while are picked up bv others than
their owners. Light fingered per-
sous even pick up change in the
market wagons, when ever oppor-
tun,tv offers In the summer time
when fruit is on sale, then tine small
peCulatlons are most noticeable.
But tie farmers take 1t all good
natured and give away many an
apple and pear 10 the small boy
who wanders through the market,
looking for what he may devour
without paying for it.
The newspaper field is as we'll
covered in Wilmington as in any
other city Of its s:ze. Chester with
a population oil $1,000 has bu. Two
daily papers. one IN the morning
and ore IN the evening. The Morn
ing Republican has a sSo.0o plant
and the News has Il Sc, ,O0D plant.
The News is money maker Tor
its propriclors. Wallace and Sprocl.
Wilmington. with not over Twice
the population Of Chester has icur
daily afternoon papers, | morning
paper, sunday paper wecklIes
and Board OF Trade onrnai is
sued once month. SO Wilmington
is not suffering ior want OF pu0ii-
cations.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
weather PrOba abiIitics.

Fair, warmer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16

UPSTAIRS roSm good board, couple or
two gentlemen. 1113 Travis. rs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16

n rExAs LODGE No. /, X. OF r,
n. cjli meet la its castle hall, cor
aSs4 ner Main street and Prairie ave-
tSkA nne third floor, back hall, to-
&5p night at s o'clock. Sojourning
,.,A,s are cordially invited TO attend.
a,el'' Painter. X. Of Il. and s.; VIM. S.
Z; s,,,a q G C.:E. Y. Hartwell, NJ. Of II.
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MOSQUITO NETS This week ofer made
or unmade American imitation Rohbi-
net, - inches, 10 cents; 90 inches 81;
leo Inches, Sl.25; Imported Bobhincts
inches. So; spread eagle bar aud frame,
complete Soc, 93c, Sl2i. Frankin's, 100
Preston avenue. Phone, old, 1871; new,
S45 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16

HOUSTON HEIGHTS HoTELr-comforta.
bic rooms, artesian water. telephone, oot
and cold baths and good board, So PET
week o. NJ. Carter.
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PERSONAL.

,tsWERS to want ads, rcmnlnlng in the
~ II The Post for the week ending
s.erday, April II, 1902;
ks. SIG. 620l 6252; 6352; 6l2Ii Mr..
w y: 5sS. 6li3: 6lTT; c. A. b.; Mrs. c.;
ri asa: 6204; $50; 6230: $3.50; u. ID.
n 6ssl. GIL; 61S1. 63S2; German Girl ;
a,s,rt. i232; 8t5S; 6iS4, $3.50; 6109 6239;
S4 6i39: $3.50. 62l0; 61sl; 6l61; 6lST,
sS, 1851; 36l2 6i6T; NJ. Il. Larry; j63;
IA 62s9; l5l4 6l65; 6l90; 6411; 6140;
nj sol: $685. 6247; 6193; l444; 5000,
silg 6295. 63l5. 61g6; GAG; 6l22; G2gS,
nj 622: W. H. $500; 6l92; GlA3; 6iaS
Gg; 6isI; Gi23; 62T3; 6424; 5000;
KY q; 6i49; 6lT4 1920; Chas. &. Young
IN e12j.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16

TWO ACRES, garden, dNeroom cottage
stable, Third ward $3.50. this office rs
FOR SAl.E1535 acres in the William Wal
lace league on the west side OF Triaity
river In Liberty county. at q bargain
Austin Co, 30I Twenty street.
Galveston Texas. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16

THE LATEST AND BEST is the Chicago
Cash Register.
j. J. Pastoriza r. & L. Co.,
State Agents, Houston.
Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16

HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE, 900 Maln
street, controls nine tenlhs OF all unsold
Houston Heights lots; our prices are
lowest and terms the best to be had.
JOHN A. MILROY, agent. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16

WE HAVE SOLD In tho last thirty days
seven handsome residence properties ag-
grcgating $i10,SC0 We have other most
desirable properties on our list. some Of
which are great bargains; We ask you to
ommend
Geo. l.. Porter & Co.,
II 2O64 Main street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16
SECRET SOCIETIES.

STITTD communication OF Gray
iodes No. 800, A. Il. and a, NJ.
n tonfght at S o'clock Members Of
Nv Holland lodge No l ana sojoprn,,
w Ing brethren are GorHia sgcr let1fSa
/, E Massey, W. NJ. IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16

A NEW fourroom cottage. Houston
Heights. TWO lots, wafer, outbuldings.
good location; for few DAYS $3.50 easy
terms Chas. x. Munger Investment Co.
1R
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-16

CHOICE SOUTH QUARTER OF BLOCK
on MILAN. WITH SEVEN.RooM
HOUSE. $4,000 WILL Buy m NOR
MEET, PHONES d13, BtNz BUILD
ING. 16
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TYPEWRITERS.

VISIBLE touch iypewriting on thr ~Rlick."
No S35, No 7 $50 600o0 In use, Few
good agents wanted fer Southern Texss
W T. Russell. General -AGept- Dallas
aexsA
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AGENTS WANTED.

LIFD Observation-Disclosures We will pay
salary In addition TO liberal commissions
and renewals to few reliable solicitors
who can produce business Write US,
naming references. Take advantage 81
low rates during Confederate reunion, Aprn
81 and come to see us. Pacinc Mutual
Life Insurance Company. kosenDaum
Bros, General Agents. Dallas. Texas. =
WANTED-Agcnts TO sell Life Of Tai
mage" official book: 90 per cent com
mlssiOn freight paid; credit given and
premiums; outfit free; big money write
Immediately. American Publishing House.
Star Building, Chicago. ~
I WANT an agent In every town in Texas.
w III. Patterson, manager old Hartford
Life. 412-413 Trust building, Dalias;
Texas.
PORTRAIT AGENTS We are heqdauar-
tiers for portraits and frames; write ior
catalogue and Drice list Belle Portrait
and Frame CO.. s22 New Era Bldg, en-,
caEo. Ill. -
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ArToRNEYs pIREcToRY.

MUM & MUM.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CROCKETT, TEXAS.
W. J. Townsend. Attorney at Law ana
General Collection Agent. President Ange-
Ina County National Bank, Lufkin, Texas.
W. L. HALL,
WHARTON. TEXAS
HOTELS. SUMMER RESORTS
BANUFRA HOTEL. Bsndefa, Texas
Open for summer: hunting and fishing IA.
ciiites; teicphone ccnnecti1nss nl9pntaia
AID giFeT Drives DID
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FOR SALE-On account of health the
Me Xanthos confectionery and fruit
store, COS Main street. best location. fine
business es ablished for any Information
Inquire of any OF the bests Wholesale com
mission houses in city. II
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A POST WANT AID WILL GET
"A just what you want.
FOR SALE.

GENTLE FAMILY horse for sale cheap,
WITH OF without buggy, Apply 10 George
L. Porter, 206ia Main is
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GOOD SHOTGUN, almost new. for sale. |
cheap Cal or write GA Fannin, Hons
ton lR |
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SHpTGUNS Ithaca hAmmerless. nitro.
steel list S3750, special price SIS; Rem
lngton Damascus hnmmerieSs, automatic
elcctor, $3l; hlued steel hammcrless SCI;
Remington hammers Si6 Martins SIT; all
new guns; expressed privilege cNamina-
ton Graham ANTHONY Dallas. Texas.
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AN a. ONE who does not Know oaF phone
houston Plumbing ald Mfg Co Il
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOIlCE Is hereby given that the aarp,al
naeeting Of the stockholders Of the Libbie
IN company will be held nj the Office ~
>; l.. Gohlman x Co, April 26, 1902 AT /
ocock. The annual meeting OF the di-
[ectors VIII be at same place. ON same
date, Immediately after the Adjournment
oil the stockholders meeting j. q. Les.
ter, secretary. 96
SIOIIS PASTE, best veterinary remedy
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SmeiHhGS, an sores cured; no bunch or
sC1r. Dfusglsls "A
HANNAH OIL -NOTTCT-IThe @n11IaI
meeting of the stockholders Of this com
pany will he held at the office Of the
president, Mr. Joe II. Eagle ut No .05
Main street Houston, Texas. on the tn rd
wednesday Of this month at D. m. The
annual meeting Of he directors viii ~
cur at tho same date and place imine-
diately after the adjournment Of tho
stockholders meeting T.. A. Helbig. sece
rotary. liz
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