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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-22

Alvin, Texas December 2i--A yery N
tercstins meeting II The Emit nd Truck
Growers association was held at odd PEI
lows ball yesterday Afternoon a large
attendance waa present ana much business
Of importance was transacted
Mrs BarGns Brown, formerly 81 this city,
has returned and has accepted . posisSsn
with A G Abraham.
Mr. " keetou and wife were called 70
Jewett, Texas, Wednesday, ny telegram 70
attend the bedside of Mrs Keeron mother,
who lg not expected 20 I've.
There VIII he christnes trees aud pro-
grams az most ~ the churches next Wed
nesday night
Messrs o. y Rogers .. c Robinson ana
Sterling Brown, vta their families ana
household effects. ara among the new ar
rivals at Alvin tine past week.
The streets were crowded Win peoSle
YESTERDAY huying Christmas goods, and the
merchants All report q splendid trade
4 ----.,,a1--
slow fever Is the most dreaded Of all
diseases Of the South. oAlDiNE prevents
and cures.
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Galveston, Texas December 2l-Ihe
hrst schooner load ~ Chrstu e trees or.
rived here yesterday afternoon There were
q number ~ beautiful tlr0E and many
called M tho wharf "a Inspect ana pnr
chase Them The hrst tree was bought 10y
Mrs Adoue
The Sunday schools u the city al re-.
parted O large attendance TODAY some oi
them having the largest In their history
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Resldenoe at Tekarkana.

Texarkaua, Texas, December 2l-The
residence OF ]. n Grossly og College Hin
this clty. was destroyed 10y Ore this morn.
ing; loss $500, 10 Insurance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-22

Dallas Texas, December PA two-siory
tnrp belonging 10 W !. Caven. was burned
tbis morning. with its contents Involving o
loss III $1,000. WITH insurance Of $50
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Barn Near Denton.

Denton. Texas, December 2l--lhc barn
Of !. Nj Parker on Clear creek was burned
yesterday. causing loss Of about $500; no
Insurance
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100 ACRES PRAIRIE LAND, about 2
miles from Thompson on r. * T. I. II
X, IN Harris county. for IS per acre
$40 acres prairie land / mile from sta
ton, on II. & 4. c. II. r., in Hurts
county, for 50 per acre.
1000 acres about l mile from station
ond half timber aud half prairie aud
some improvements for s. per acre.
1000 acres about 4 miles from railroad
ttatiou, 200 acres IN cultivation, win q
lotteral from a canal and the land eveed.
About 6oC acres me level black land
suitable for rice, and about 400 lerus tim.
bered ana dne bottom land suitable fol
corn, cotton, sugar cane or any crops
grown IN South Texas. Price So per
acre
Agents for Kouutze Bros LANDS tn
Wharton, Matagorda and jackson couu.
ties In tracts OF leo acres up TO 0uWU,
prices 50 90 SIS per acre; great develop.
twelve months; lands are sure to Increase
In value; they are suited 20 the culture
of rice, corn, cotton, sugar cane, oats
and other South Texas crops; wiz Tor
maps and price lists; We have many
tracts that are bargains from the Sabine
river TO the Guadalupe river; lands on
several rice canals SO to $50 per acre
Agents for Texas Rice Development
Co. lands In Matagorda county, consist.
Ing Of 10000 acres, subdiyded into 16U
acres and up.
Remember We pay expenses OF any
party coming to Texas to whom We sell
If the title fails upon examination By
competent attorneys. W. e. Mooge d
Co, Houston, Texas; Duson, Moore q
Co., I'll Campo, Texas. II
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Il BUYS EIGHT LOTS AND FOUR
ErSES on PAVED STREET; $1,000
III TWO LOTS ON A CORNER,
lin NICE LITTLE COTTAGE On
IN. TWO BLOCKS OF LIBERTY
irYuE PAVEMENT, FIFTH WARD.
NORFLBET,
PHONES 6T3,
n BINZ BUILDING.
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WANTED To BUY.

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BUTTER. .BUTTER--Wanted, country but
ter; We pay II cents t. y. b. your station.
Charles Hnmrlclouse, SeaIN, Ie4as.
- -, C,,c-IT - g.--,l,,. -, "a ~
c'1,i1 ~ ~ S-'I ~
SyHu RcSC', T'.Nn ,t e. ititeJ
'VH' wiz eau country su'I''H'Nt' '''''''1 "a
- ~
WANT to buy old houses which have to DE-
moved on from lots rye BlilIr'ss.
Khan building, -
WANTED--To buy, 5000 worth of cty
scrip PAM & Hoover 2ls Main st -
WAN1Ep-lo0 to 1900 head Of catte 70
winter on shares. address 25o, tIls o.
ice. -
W1TTFn- exchange GOOD Houston
rental property for farm; must have
railroad facilities. d W Shaw, at Nose
hart s. Keller COMPANY a
-, - --;;-,--1i,,,
MONtA % ED--Hts"t Casl s''H' ''g On
aEot SAFE me SUITS ~ -'i, - s.
WANTED-s Small second hand safe must
be IN good condition ana cheap Loi Css y,
Address GORDON q 20, ztlt2 II4Nls -. -
TT1NTFT- pair heavy YOUNG draft horses
Address. giving price aud fun description,
p 0 Drawer .
W1YTFD-I good work mule. Inquire
Hslyertop & Irving, 2l2O Washington y
iT7--7 1-on1or Waco
. i
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Here's best black prairie land. I'M.
Va; ansrter mile from station; on
Is graded road; 2i2 miles from deep
hi BORT and nine miles from Hous-
h, this ig a special bargain aud must
quick; price $50 per acre. Z. w.
E6 Co.. 20 Main. Il
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THE BEST SMOKER
Geo. ". ChildS
CTG A r.

crticlsing the Bible aud the Christian re-
ugop. lie FIRST attracted political hotice
by a brilliant oulozy Of James q, Blaine
in the Cincinnati convention % 1875. which,
q is claimed subsequently nomipated
Rutherford ., Hayes for president ne
practiccd law low many years iu Peoria
IT,. but alteward settled In Sew York.
lie died IN 1893
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DOST WANT ADS ARE
\ numerous because they pay
''--''>----->---~-s.-,~~~~----~.~--4-~.-.@-.~.
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY
BIG FAT TURKEYS At ci5 wSS76STT,c ST
--.,---4---- 1olAum " Go. L. $50 p
II YOU WANT nice foi t1-rev Tor
W,tssttut.as come ont Yoakum s. Co, old
rVh SALE-one light sorrel horse. ia
ii ulsn years old; sound and geu-
cbdalnd he family horse; safe Tor lads or
Mi.,,o 49,, $50 lgos a. Wisbey, 2ll
LApiES, LISIEN-S0c for our best storm
rubber shoes. De Meutts. 80
rOh SALk--An extra fne caited saddle
mute Address Box So. Brookshire rexas
f-c,1; --------..-.--
f0k sALE-oue hne pedigreed bloodhound
W. y. Deimer, Jennings, La o.
ioONG horse harness, SlS Buffalo. "a
WILSON'S HACKS. Phone 1909 2S
FOR SALE-Good horse and WAGON sniTa.
We 10Y iight delivery; bargain II taken
aL oAce, 22lo Congress. -
WHITE ana Partridge Cochms. stock ana
s-ss l9r SAFE, also two pens Dark Brahm-
81 piIAe winners for sale. Mrs. Il.
dIIoenL 1s-o Washington street, Houston.
FOR SALE-One small mare mule OF viii
trade for Jersey took. call at sid West
heimers, IL
/ ONE HUNDRED head Of mules aud horses
Ior sale Apply 70 Jake RotAsren, COS
Nashlngton street 1905
DOGS BOUGHT. sold boarded and tram
60. training Kennels Deer Park. Texas.
FOR sALE-FIne Jack . mules, Is to
lS hands high a r. Howard. Seaiy;
.-- - .Ae-- tz,ol
/ WILSON'S HACKS. Phone 1900, Is
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
LADY stenogranher desires piece work or
permanent position. experienced and
l99rousliy competent. Address 2lOS, this
/ An EDUCATED young lady wishes TO
teach English or German IN private fnmi-
ly after college hours board for cpmpen-
/ satloh Address Miss $, B., 30 Preston
avenue. Houston. %
10 suoDpY SHOES at ne Meritts. 40
SETTLED woman wants TO Keep house for
wlucWtr vita children; fond Of children.
Address MIS- A. e., tlis Office. n
a WOMAN wants a good situation 10 nurse
~ do general nouScwork address 1i0S
walker avenue -
WIDOW wants position as boarding car
cook experience; two boys, u and IA, as
helpers and company; references sur
pi~htd. Address NJ. \. p, ia Hord St.
Dallas. -
/ COMPETENT lady stcnographer desires 20.
sition Address J. Il. Swopc, old phone
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WANTED
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BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE REAL
E!4IE, NEGOTIATE LOANS; SEE
y YOU WISH TO BUY. LIST
IVY PROPERTY WITH Us IF YOU
.AAI n SOLD Il e. GRAY G. CO,
BlHl, HOUSTON. tt
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SALE-SlY hundred and thirty acres
proved lana, joining Higgins. A. III,
1 ,iNi Higgins, Texas. 24
LSoN's HACKS. Phone 1900. %
/ SALE AND EXCHANGE 10 sublime,
lFica county, Texas, good two-story
'siencs, store house, stock ,of general
snAsndlse, half interest IN q first class
faH cotton gin aud ZOO acres improved
r. ind ranch land. Address 4. D. box
sublime, Texas -
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SPECIAL notice..

NoTICE-The annual meeting o. me sIo o,1
holders Of the Houston Gas LlsII 49, 49,
many for the purpose Of electlug ulLS1 ~
ia serve for the ensuing |eAE anu ne
transaction OF such other business tnf5
iunv come before the meeting VIII pe ~,
nj tho company's office Thufsdblt 'TIh,
airy 10 lpoa, as - ~'NN 1-l5
S0TTTF or ANNUAL MEEIlNG-NSoliIl,ee
h hereby given that the anhhal ny e,5
~ the stockholders Of the leAaS eu1 I,f5
orleans Railroad Company WIZ ~ In
al the general office of the .oup1{tS, o.
HE clty az Houston, Harris COUNT III
nj II O'Clock q. IA. on the i-ln Hrs
January 1903, ana that the nuuNa, md
IND OF the bonrd ot directors Nl
.,IInuaIly viii he held 40 The same p,4,
and on the same daF immea"i.I4 49,
thr adjournment OF The said 4unlM meet
II 10 secrgtary.
sUAnEIT0LDERS MEETING Aotiet
nercbv given that the annual meetl,'s
tne shareholders OF the comm 'lel 80,
tloual Bank Of Houston for ine elr-. ~
nf directors and auoh other pu.inle1 IA
NAV properly come before t, VIII pe u'
M The Office OF the bank in the el
Uouston. Texas, between me h1uto
n, a. IN. ana II m. on TUESDAY -. "a,
IL 1903 W. b. Chew, President ~
irnd oklahoma Tertiary. -----,--7.-
PRICES cut on en- due shoes De Nefi'' 20
BLEIgTLR shoes SS.sss De Merits y
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FOR SALE

sn Fifth ward. corner Of Paschal
loehF2n streets
g ,s Is, Young Mems Addition on
handsome quarter block and two
Ie-i I,,, corner Of Fannin and Web
I,seisek So, corner Webster and Gen
'NNH Fourth ward.
.%sstesioes 46. chapman's Third Add
A1lsy street, Fifth ward
sSS oa,, bayon front. one mile from
- Walker and Shepherd. 90 ward.
y Hadley and Charities. 50 ward.
\ lSg' s q prairie land, S miles north,
m, sie al bargains, and viii be sold.
GEO. L. PORTER s SON.
Exclusive Agents.
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BIHZ & sETTGGAsT BUT. SELL AND
EXCHANGE PROPERTY ROOM 213
BINZ BUILDING II
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s SO what IS the moat extensive re-
lsiout bnndiug IN the world
A The grsndest temple q worship IN
the world ar wen as the largest IS said 70
be ST Peters cathedral 81 Rome II stands
on tas site Of nero circus, IN the NORTH
western part nj The city ana is built
So the form Of Latin Cross Inc total
length Of tbe interior ia el2'l feet trsnsept
44eis feet height q nave 1921. feet, diam,
eter Of cupola 1e3 feet height of dome
from pavement 10 top of cross AS feet.
The great bell alone, Without the hammer.
weighs IS 600 pounds The Foundation was
laid IN 1850 d Fortythrea popea llveq
and died during the time the work was ~
progress i was dedicated IN 1926 bur
was not entirely finished until $50 ItS
cost was about 100000
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Librarian q What Sind IF plrer %
vritors use IN writing novels as7 vna'
eizeg How mauy written page Niii u take
TO cover lou printed pasta9
A. Dine.ent writer's use dinereu' dnna
of elects. For Instance, We have lnder
stood that Mr. Crawford @rites On PAPER
Of toolsc6p size, while some otlegs toat
We know Of use note paper lie ordi
nary size s what we believe ie kAo~n
a. letter paper size. Such o sheet wi'n
margin Of 40 inch and q half at tue
top and an inch st the sld2. VIII no!d
from about $50 10 geo words 20 q sheet.
The number II written words which It
vii take 10 on such page ~ul, of
course, depend on tbe syle Of the writer.
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yv..t,or changes noted below viii occur
itb ~ tuenty-four hours Of q. N. Of
'pe..cu1hor - Warmer
fttenber 3.--Iireateniug
f,o,crTIbar "A Cooler.
Deccnlber Good
nrtfmber -Moderating.
December 27.-Narmer.
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b GRAY & CO, NO. 500 BINZ, BUY,
Ill AND EXCHANGE REAL ES-
HlE, NEGOTIATE LOANS EXCLU-
EELY. III YOU ARE IN MARKET TO
ID, SELL OR EXCHANGE REAL Is
ME OR NEGOTIATE A LOAN, TO
&lk INTEREST 10 DEAL WITH US.
i 6 GRAY & CO., no. 302 BINH,
4uST0N, TENAS. II
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CA - III @ h 4 a.
-. . Tho KIND Yon Have kIsag Bought
''',a'''' &Mzz11x
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.g1t ALF SECTION 90. Jefferson
slS; AIS, on. freadawag canal right
IA h 7, nsriFsad, viatsa, Ia, er
q = Esssss China TexAA g
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GEO. L. PORTER 6 son.
Exclusive Agents,
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III s-.-fRACTI0NAL BLOGkt
1 ~ COMMERCE.. B ,.t;.i !, \. I. Fl
n cY9SSTo AND FANNIN STREETS.
llClHaSt5g5 81 FEET on COMMERCE
y. yllTsTE FEET II N DEPTH, MORE OF
ny f1lINDSONE RESIDENCE Oh
. STREET. WILL TAKE
AZ f6TS IN PART PAY
|AM SEVERAL MODERN sIX-
NJ o6fffAGGS II - THE !, / TH III
" raREB LOTS GoR I y OF
s isllss FIFTH WARD, Al 4 BAR
Il ttSSTTAGE on HARDY STREET,
~ g1oTTAGEs AND TWO LOTS
|55IIxs II AND a NICE Two {. STORY.
y El In INVESTMENTS IL REAL ES.
Y " VS. Si HAVE IT IN EVERY
Y N THE CITY. IMPROVED
\ N FSy1IiNPRoYED: SEVERAL FINE
4 tHIRRAL. 3l7ia MAIN STREET;
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Subscriber Q Please give the amount
NJ the cotton port receipts In the United
States for twenty days beginning December
20 for the years 1905 1900 and 1901.
A. In 1895 9lJ.52e, 1900 0o7 7i3 1901
sos sd
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x c. 20 what ls the origin Of the
expression, Redletter dsy2
4 A red-letter day Is day that IS tortu'
nate or suspicous II ie 50 called in anu
sionR Ia the custom n marking holy days
or saints days, IN the old calendars win
red letters
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as a Liver Tonic
use oxIpINE,
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'g N, are all bargains. and viii be sold.
Ss out and can
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4 Ne Sou want? Where do You want
r rssS, oAFe a large list Of lands and
|sE1uis 20 hgure with you. BRYANT
~ S---;--- land Co, 1903 Texas avenue. -
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Assrs other store sell ladies' storm
mi pIa quality for 80 cents? D.
m
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q wee. Mules for sale, an fresh ages
sb n ng from $50 TO 1900 pounds;
eno5s ~ lots TO dealers. Cooke Il
ISSss-- -- Tort Worth. Texas. II
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shoes ss.sss De Aesits'' .
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u s5s II--Rlee and timber lands in large
B,T1sn tracts 10 suit purchaser. Bet
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-11-14
While opening a box, J. C. Mount

While opening a box, J. c. Mount,
of hree lie Bay, N. Y, ran a ten
penny nail though. the f1eshy part
of his hand. II thought at once of
all the pain. and soreness this would
cause me" he says, land Immediate
ly applied Chamberlain IS Pain Balm
and occasionally afterwards. To my
surprise it removed all pain and
soreness and the injured part were
soon healed.' For sale by all
druggi SITS.
STOPS THE COUGH AND WORKS
OFF THE COLD.
Laxative Bbomo Quinine-- Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No cure,
no pay. Price Is cents.
What's the use Of scolding because
the children areal ways getting hurt9
They can t help it, but en- help them
by dressing their burns, cuts and
sores with Coles Carbolisalve. It
stops the hurt quicker than anything
else, and always heals without leav-
ing scar. For chilblains, chaps,
itching skindisease, boils. land sores
;: Ill kinds Cole s Carbolisalveis the
&c world. Boxes 25 and SOC
50 -"Egist.
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THE WORST FORM.

Multitudes are singing the praises
of Kodol, the new discovery which
is making so many.s sick people we'll
and weak people strong by digesting
what they eat, by cleansing and
sweetening the stomach and by
transforming their food into the
kind of pure, rich red blood that
makes you feel god all over: MI
Cranfill, of Troyl a., writes: F.
a number of years was troubled
with indigestion and dyspepsia
and after using four bottles 1 am
entirely cured. [ heartily recommend
Kod oil to all sufferers from indiges
ton and dyspepsia. Take a dose
after meals. 1t digests what you eat.
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WHY 1T Is DONE.

An exchange says: The majority
of advertisers in the country towns
where there are more than one
PAL er, pay very little attention to
the circulation Of the paper they Use
az their medium for advertising. So
many advertisers use a certain
paper because the editor is new
man in the town or because he is an
old resident, because he belongs to
a CERTAIN church, because he helon IS
to a certain political party, because
he is poor and needs assistance. be-
cause I've is the most popular man.
because the editor is owing and
cannot collect in any other way or
because of some other nOnsenical
reason not the custom in any other
bra nch of business. When a person.
desires to purchase groceries, CLOTH
ing, machinery, etc, they do not stop
to consider these questions but go
where they can get the best article
f. the least money. The best article
for the least money in the newspa per
line is the paper with the largest
":ulation, which of course reaches
the most people. All advertisers
who read this article should stoD
and consider if they are getting che
most for their money or whether
they are advertising for some Of the
reasons given above The paper
published in the A vance office
are counted by a counting machine
and our advertisers are at liberty to
investigate the claim Of larger cir
culation than the other local
papers combined.
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assisted Dr.. Dolan in the
examination.
HARRIS ESCAPES.

The following from the St. Pau
Globe: Chased by a fellow prisone,
thr )ugh the dense crowds at the
union depot, Harry Harris a Mobiles
Couny burglar, made sensational
escape last night from Sheriff Reiter,
of Worthington. He has not been
apprehended, and the st. Pau! police
have been asked to aid in the search
for the absconder.
Reiter with four prisoners arrived
in st. Paul last night, shortly after
eight clock. Not one Of the men
was handcuffed and all were taken
into the general waiting room to
wait for the nine o'clock car to
Saltwater.
Mr.. Roshon says; The three D1en
we're handcuffed together all the
time and as they. Retier, three
prisoners, Roshon. Miller and
Palmer were going through the gate
to the train Harris slipped the hand
cuffs off while Retier was showing
tickes to gate keeper, ran out the
street entrance of depot up town
and turned the corner getting out of
sight. Roshon almost the same
time discovered the situation, threw
off his overcoat and gave chase, but
Harris had got too much of start.
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NEW DRAY FIRM.

Thursday E. c. Pannell auditor,
sold his dray and ice business to
W. G. Ralnage who will take
possession Dec. 1. Mr.. Ramage is
a brother of James and John
Ramage and since his residence
here of few years has made
many friends He is you ng
man Of excellent character, reputa-
ton and good business capacity.
J. E Norris will be his assistant
and look after the outside work.
The transfer aud ice business will
10 we'll looked aft.r under Mr..
Ramages arrangement and his
many friends will wish him success.
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DECLARED INSANE.

Mrs. Marie Isgng was brought
before Judge Cory Thursday after.
noon on the charge of insanity.
It will be remembered that Dr..
Isgng clairvoyant came here
some time ago stopping at the West.
ern house later he was joined by
his wife. Their domestic life at the
hotel has been the topic of CONVEX
sation.
She claims her husband has been
under the influence of some other
women and is now. This other
party is trying to get his none y.
When examined by Dr.. Dolan said
thought some Of her brothers land
siters had been poisoned. Claimed
an attempt had been made to poison
her She said that the best thing
to do was to inform her husband
that there was only one wife for
him.
Landlord testified that the night
she came to the hotel she waited in
the Office for her husband and when
he came drew a revolver and
threatened to shoot him. On another
occasion she broke an um brella over
him, and celled him obscene names
threatened to mash him with a
chair and to cut his heart out of,
him..
In the dining room she had spit
on Miss Kannal, and Miss Mawell's
milliner, frequently used profane
language. She denied it all except
that she had carried a revolver. She
was held until the board Of control
could be informed Of the situation.
During this time she will be in the
custody of the sheriff. DR.. Walker
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For Sale-Desirable residence
property on lake front $500. $500
cash balance suit purchaser. Enquire
at this office. 23tf.
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Lost-A pair Of ladies all "'']
hose between Harry Lewis store
and steam Laundry. Finder please
lave at this office
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Lost:-Two pieces Of music. on
the public square Finder please
leave at this Office ard receive
reward.
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Lost on the streets Of Worth
iugton a IL inch dump engate,
Finder please leave alto. &. Bergs
blacksmith shop.
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TOPS THE COUGH AND WORKS
OFF THE COLD.

Laxative Bbomo Quinine-- Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No cure,
no pay. Price 25 cents.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-11-14
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Morning, subject, lis the Story
of Adam Myth Evening, when
God is near us and When Far
away" +,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-11-14

Lost-A pair Of eye glasses
between John Saxon and Oliver
Thcmpscn's, on the r. F. D. Mail
rout line. The finder will please
leave the same at the postoffice and
get reward. John Rippberger.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-11-14

For sale Self feeding heater
Small heating stove. Also tw
Rochester radiators. Wi lson All
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-11-14

Wanted: Manager for NeY Branch
business here in Worthington.
Address at once, with references,
Alfred Morris, Wholesaler, Cincinn,
att. Ohio.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-11-14

A very comfortable four roomed
house--new and in good condition
with small stable for sale on very
easy term by j. M: Messer. at
Citizens National bank. ~ If.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-11-14
THE TRAVEL CIRCLE

will hold its first session Novem-
Der 18th instead of the tn as expect-
ed. The first place visited will be
Boston, including items of special
historic interest. =: