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SUGAR.

New Orleans, September I0.-sugar-
Strong; omen kettle 2i5d3 3lB, open Erftle
centrifugal 3m3mi centrifugal yellow
3lsd4ss; seconds 1891 MoIasses.Dul
centrifugal 5MiB.
New York. September -Sugar--uau VI
steady: fair refining 3d3h centrifugal D6
test. 3h; moasses sugar "a. Rcnncd-
Steady.
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austin. Texas, September 10.-There are
a number ~ city and county trpasurers IN
the State who havn not complied with the
law hy sending in statement NJ tho hond.
cd indebtedness Of such city or county 10
tho comptroller
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WANTED Position by young man as book
keeper and stenogrnpher or general office
work by October /; have had experience
aud can furnish references; would not
object TO leaving city. Address 2Si5 tbis
office. 10
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~ Pest Snmt id Oil
Sqet!4stssSatqestasasti
sITUATIoNS--MALE.

WANTED Situation as waiter by Il
periencrd cuiored walter In or sout -
city. james Brown. iii Magnolia street
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Ir RESTORES MANHOOD.

Give me man broken down---one Of
those men who have lost: the vitality
and | will make him fees Hike a youth
Of 20 within month. How? you ask.
Simply by pumping 9 vital stream OF
electricity into his body in the right
way while he ia sleeping. II does won
ders in few applications. It arouses
all the dormant energies develops
muscular and nerve life. and restores
that feeling Of youth. courage and
manhood. II makes mesl over; II
makes men of tho puniess. weakest
specimens of half men
The failure OF medicine or quaoks.
and even OF other socialist electric
belts Is no argument againat Or. Nc
Laughlin's Electric Belt No other
treatment. no other belt, in IN the
same class with &C. Everything else
may fail. but DR.. McLaughun's Belt
Will cure. II has cured thousands who
tried other remedies without success.
CAuTlON--B Beware of medical con
corns offering Electric Belts Free"
This offer Is only a trick to foist a
pack OF medicines upon you G. O. ID.
Write to me for an explanation Of the
trick
| viii send you my beautifully Il.
Illustrated book with full information
free. Write now. Don't deluy.
- nm n mu a - mu~ 80
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A YOUNG woman wants a position as
nurse; good references. Address 2205
Pcase street. IL
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PANTS oILs AND GLASS.

white lead, per cwt.. strictly pure, S6,25;
second grade So 90; third grade. 500.
Sc 20. barrel lots. sec per gallon. Min.
oral paints. 60c per gallon. Dry mixed
naints. per cwt.. in barrels 9oc. Venetian
reds. per cwt.. S1.50; yellow ochre, per cwt.,
Rsady mixed house paints, 81 90. Window
glass, sIx5. S per cent of January 81 list.
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GALVESTON STOCK.


Port Arthur, TcX0s September lO.-Ar
rived Schooner olga (Am), Vera cruz;
tug Samson with barge u. lAml. New or
leans. cleared: Tug Echo with barge zen
elope, for New Orleans. Steamship Cardlum
lBrl, loadlng.
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Chicago September lo-.Cattle- Receipts
1904. including GOO Texans aud 1000 West
I1mS, 10; poor to medium 2JdT -,
slockcrs and feeders @ JO6I1 10. COWS / 50
as -; heifers >, 50d6. 80: Gamers lOd
=. ~; bulls . 800 Oo c0ves 3 O06iI IS;
1Cxas fed steers 8. ONd4 ~: Western steers
3 I5VJ.T1. Hogs Receipts 26Oo0; market
slow. good to choice heavy Z .BpnT 10; light
25dT ~; hulk ! 4oWT.6 60. sheep Re-.
ceipts 21000; steady; COOL TO choice weth-
crs Q. 2Jd3 ~: fair 10 choice mixed . 2a6l
= ~: Westoi-i sheep ., Sd3 90; native
lambs 3,1oGtJ 10 Western lambs 4 0odj 20.
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WIRE NAILS-S2. rs oase per keg.
BARBED WIRE Galvanized, GHlden,
So rs per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, $500
per 100 lbs.
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&.m<N,!, ,,.

gais signature Is on sysrv hox Of the genuine
Laxative BrOmO.Q uinine Tablets
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KANSAS CITY.


1900, including $500 Texans; steady; native
shipping ana export steers 6.Oo6rT 10; dress
ed beef aud butchers steers 70dT %,
steers under 1000 pounds z. S5Gi6 %: stock.
ers > 2JG,5. 30; canners 75ei2. T5 bulls
3.30di 81; calves 4.C0MT 90. Texas aud
Indian steers .. 10000; cows aud heifcrs
,6OM3 30 Hogs Receipt; $500; market
Zoe lower; pigs and lights I .20dT .55; pack.
ers Z .30aI 30. butcher B5dT 80 sheep
Receipts 300D; market steady, native NUT.
tons 2 .0Gi4 ~: native lambs 4,Oo63. 80;
culls and hhcks 2.5nll4 %; stockcrS Jud
$50; Texans g. l0u3.TO.
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CANNED FRU1Ts-Apples, SID. yoc6t
SllO; pineapples, sliced, S1.lO. cyeiess ana
eoreless, SlSV1l.SJ; extra grnied, STA.
pears, IN, SIC, Strawberries, 2lb, 81, iUt
10 elackberries, 2lb, sQ9sdS5c; peaches
aid, SlOUgL15
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes .-iD.
fuIl weight, so@S5c; Bib. fun weight, 95eG
w I'D, seconds, T5fS0c: BIB. seconds,
oVeifoci okru and tomatoes, 2lb, Sl.OO;
canned kraut 3lb. gOdOjc; California as
paragns. 21a'lb. S2.2JG3.5O, according TO
grade; Lib asparagus salmon, cans, Sl.5u
g.. 40; baked beans 3-lb, V9c; 40
string beans, S5c 2lb kidney beans
Voci lib strlngless hcane, Sl.2l; 2.lb
marrowtat peas, Sl.Oo; 2Ib American pctlt
pols Sl,JOu1 70; extra Maine roru, Sl.l5n
l-.5; Maine style corn. Y5cGrS1 90, standard
corn, W@95c; SECONDS, SjGlyoc.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT EXtpa standard
2l9-lb peaches, lemon cling, Sl.95u2. 90;
yellow Crawford, Sl,S5Ql.0o; black cher
ries. S20od2,25: white cherries, 81 25dI..3
aprlcote, Sl.So6fl 30 Strawberries, 5000
40; plums, SI65alT5 grapes, Sl.6Ual,I0;
seconds, lOc per dozen less ;han extra
standard prices,
CANNED MOLASSisS- p. & F. Old Tasn.
ioned, gallons, S3.iO per case "a gallons,
So 50 PEE case; "a gallons. S3T5 per case
Gold Medal brand fancy table syrup, quart
jars 81 90 per dozen y. n. * Co., Creole,
ID, Sl,UO; BIB, 81 50; ID. s. 3d. lob,
81 go
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ENPEltlENCEp grocery clerk wanta a
posiuon; can speak German. Address
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

somoarjson OF these quotations shows
/, advantages in favor OF Houston as
sssle market. when the buyer consid-
4, benents to DO derived from hous-
freight rates he will ind tnat even
he quotable figures at DINER markets
s,sr Inc price tnally pUdfis general
5,a,sr The prices are those ruling
4 Houston wholesale merchants, and
{,ised daily.
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WANTED Situntion nv frst.cinss CONNER.
cial stcnographcr experienced and en-,
nloyed at present. Address II. Il. Waller,
Grand saline Texas. IS
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AANJFti Position ms engineer, mill or
factory; understand hnrnlug oil; can Give
good references. Address 2S3, This Office,
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GOOD rRIcE ron CAVES.

Henry II. li6In, who has large cattle in.
forests IN this county,. told The Post cor.
respondent that he had calves on the mar
kct from Tho Territory last week that
nctted moro than SO per head.
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ARCHlrECrURAI. draughtsman wants n
position; eighteen months office oxperi
ence' also n college graduate. Address
"Draughtsman," 1IiT Mum, Ilouston'
Texas ~
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YOUNG QERMAN-Four years IN this
couniry; wants position to hiro BY the
month"; 2JAS. this office IA
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HOUSTON DAILY THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER IT. 1902

pound cows and hcifers. 3.aS. J. w. nan.
ei Merkel 1H pound COWS 200. Scott
4 = ~ Mnele;,, estaosa. I T., as7 nound steers.
, ,,v. scott a Robinson, Catoosa. l. T.. saf
Mound steers; 1885, 49, poupd COWS . 50.
Ven Llgon llano calves. 0.2l Fleming,
m nonlS \ Br9wnson, checotsh J.. r.. s76
buuna stssys, RIO. James aal Z. A. Park
,H 30 r n,hm,Inlgcc l. T l2i pound steers.
~ pound steers 42J. James Parkinson,
yhmulgec, !. r.. COS pound heifers. 20.
s9.eorge w Littlcheld, Kyle. sol pound
f!efIs. 500. Seven thousand Texans:
sieadyi steers showed little weakness az
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. September io.-CottIe-- Re.
1elpis ll.2lt natives, 2TS3 uuarantines. JB7
leAaS calves and 1877 native calves; mar.
htt weak; choice export aud dressed href
steers Z 25@T 30; fair 60 good 2SdT 10:
stockerS ana feeders . TO6iS. 25. Western
Icd steers >. SJ14 80; Texas and Indian
steers 2o5gf %; Texas cows .. Oof3 10,
native cows .2JG4 90: native helfcrs ~
90. 0O' Gamers .uOW2 %; bulls . 65@3 80;
caves 800. rs. Hogs Receipts 45DO.
market 5dlOc lower; heavy :. 5J6iT, 6ap5
light 25q1 50: pigs 5.eOGiT 10 Sheep
receipts J332, market steady aud str0Hs.
native lambs 3.2oSl4 10; Western 2u0l
4'W' native wethers 2,p5sf4 80; Western
wethers 2sI5mi 90; fed owes 3.OO6i4. oS:
Texas clipped ycarlings 3 .0odia IS. Texas
CrS . COglp 10
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PoULTRY-Chlckens, hens. good, 81 .o0a
e. 20 81, ,j irSerS large 81. 1904 %; brollcra
large old, Sc. 1902 30; ducks, large So o05l
DO; geese, full feathertd. S3.OOslJ 80, tur.
y beEs' mems, $o,VO@hOO goDblers. S7.OItg
Observation-Disclosures crates, 75asoc.
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POSITION wANTED-Bv Competent book
keeper eau furnish trst.class references;
three years experience. Address 25iD. this
office IA
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lSNSARoLD Roy wants position in Of.
NC or drug store; Gun furnish good ret
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MIDDLE AGED MAN. soher steady. well
acquainted In city, would accept position
with fair phy In city or country. Address
j., care scwplcr 1907 Congress avenue il
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CLEARED
A- A.- N.rt

SAILED.
Tug Hughes, sabine Pass,
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SMALL railroad grading rat, with plenty
Tools. etc. wants work on rlcc' farm
somewhcre east of Houston Address X ,
baldwin. Gliddcn, Texas, ia
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BOARD ROOMS WANTED.

N7TTT,Y frrniShed rooms. with hoard. I've
blocks from Rice helsA cQ9 san 5arlni3s;
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

YOUNG lady stenographer wants position,
mora.tg OF evening; ~ Capitol ~
FIRST CLASS colorcd seamsircss wishes
sewing by the day or Job. Address 25I0.
this ofnce. "
YOUNG lady stenographcr wishes post
tion IN The afternoon; small wages 70 be-
gin with. Address A. l.. H.. lOl4 Hick.
ory. -
A YOUNG woman wants a position as
nurse; good references. Address 200
WANTED Situation by colored girl as
nurse. Address 23s2. this office. rs
MISUNDERSTANDING as cook or do house.
work. Address 2593. this office. 10
SITUATION wanted by refined widow
with little girl, strangers In Texas, ia
widower's home or light housework. OH
sTTUATIoN IN, third class postof0ce
rlence; best references given. Address
SEWING FOR famiiiea. BY day or piece. ny
experienced scamstress; satisfaction guar
anteed Address 23b3, this ofnce- ~
LADY etenographcr desires position; cl9a.
DIE and willing. Address 2ol0, this office.
WKNTED--Position by coloTed giri to do
ofilce cleaning or mems washing; Will
give satisfaction. Address 2Sl6, this OF.
hce. IL
SFAMSTREss would take sewing Dy the
day OF Job. Address 25l0 this onice. "
WANTeD-sewIng TO DO at home by a
lady; satisfaction guaranteed. Address
2576 this Office. ~
YOUNG LADY sTENOGKAPHER desires
position. good references. Address 2)5b,
this ofnce, ~
III ANYONE would Ike q good steady col.
ored woman 10 COOK, please call 1913 Con-
grees IN the back yard. II
SITUATION WANTED by middle-aged
woman 20 DO house work In snail family,
Address 2559, this office. u
A NICE GIRL wants a place to COOK ana
as honse girl 80 Pine street. n
SITTATION WANTED by German girl as
cook and house work; Will leave city.
Address lOis bingham street. ~
WANTED Ar oNCE-By Wideawake young
lady. position as bookkeeper; good refer
ences Address r. o. Boa i4l, Gonzales;
LOST. STRAYED. STOLEN.
LOST Pocketbook. between Main street
and Aikemcyer's. on Prairie avenue, con.
taining money. Return 10 sos Walnut
street and receive reward ~
I0ST-on Brunner car. set OF SIP
Viii BE- iiberaiiy rewarded II returned 20
Wesihelmer's undertaking establishment:
lost Between Bonnors Point and Dr.
Blairs sanitarlum, ladies' opepfgee sill
ver watch with fob attached. Return 20
1908 Preston ayenue. receive reward. IA
Irs'r--Ons gold Ink diamond cum button.
Return 10 Max Keller, With Theo. Kcilfr.
and receive reward u
LOST A bunch u keys. A liberal reward
II returned 10 Cashier, this ofhee. Il
LOST Saturday. either % Levy Bros. storc
or on Main STREET. a dtur de us scarf pin
set Ia pearls; reward. 5o4 Cray avenue.
LOST SATURDAi--Yeliow Collie female
goS. ansM.ss 20 nAns % pi S Mnlie
Airs G. w. sticn. 1Ti6 san Jaclntc street.
IogT August 80 1917, two unset opaie.
one rug set Win tN9 nisnonos g ana ~ y,
Tlrew & Co. GOSH Franklin ayeRua. and
get liberal reward. u
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AN EXPERIENCED bookkceper desires n
position salary no object; must have on,
royment; best az references! 2oTT, this
office IN
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SALES
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
roRr OIL aALynsroN. septombcr

ARRIVED
IS Torrhead lBr). Belfast,
So Septuuo tSpap) rampico.
SIS Middleham castle tBrl, Antwerp,
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AN EXPERIENCED timekeeper deeIres
position; best OF references furnished
25Is this office. -
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The following are the quotations for the
Houston live stock market as furnished by
the A. {. Bell Live stock Commission com
pany;
Rcpyps--
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CohLGCToR wants position; can furnish
nrst class reference and give bond. AL .
dress 2Sip. this office Ia
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YOUNG lady stenographcr wishes a posi-
tion in the afternoon; small wages 10 be-
gin with. Address A. l.. H., lOl4 Hick.
ore il
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NEWS ABOUT DELOIT.
Mrs. Horr. Correspondent.

Laura Noakes was at Well Lake the
past week.
James Spence were among the Illinois
Central section foreman that attended
Willigian's 25th we'd
ding anniversary at Council Bluffs Ia
last Saturday
G. Sundstrom attended Mrs. Nettie
Smiths funeral last Monday afternoon
in Denison.
Stanley Browne is rustling the In
surance. business now days.
G j. Cose is listed among the Deloit
business men having opened up d hard
ware store in our little town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dobson and
children were down from Arthur the
past week visiting with relatives, they
will move to Bancroft S. Oak. Feb. IS.
Mr.. and Mrs J. N. Turner have a
daughter, born, Feb. IL, 1902.
Mrs. John Taylor visited il Denison
a few days the past week.
Mrs. Maggie Brogdon accompanied
her little niece back to her home at
Webb Ia Friday last week, her parents
Mr.. and Mrs David Galland were pre-.
pairing to move to South Dakota when
She reached home. Mrs. Brogdon re-
turned home Monday.
j. A, Wedlock visited few days last
week at Tracy Chapman's where he had
gone to see his old friend Ambrose
Richardson's who is in a critical condi
ton.
| The quarantine has been lifted from
the two Lenuz families out of town for
small poX and again they are free, only
three in the two families had it.
Mr. Gillett's home was quarantined
for small pox last week in Denison
which shut him in. MIR. E. NJ. Ainsworth
has taken his place in our school room
and will finish out his term.
Mr.. J. I. Merritt was here this week
in the interest of the Acme Stock food
company.
Mrs. M. L. Jordan is visiting at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Amy Justice
at present.
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HAPPENINGS AT VAIL

Over 100 numbers were sold at the
Woodman Ball Friday night and all
present report fine time.
The Modern Wcodman have pur-
chased fine piano for the opera house.
The recital Tuesday night by Miss
Edith Luney of Denison was not very
we'll attended Those present report
it very interesting entertainment.
o. F. Unz returned Thursday from
few days business trip to Kingsly.
Mrs. Thos. Fitzpatrick of Denison is
visiting with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Tim Quirk.
Marian Short invited a few of her
friends in Tuesday night to help cele-
brate her 9Th birthday.
P. e. c. Lally and Tom Kelly were
up Monday from Denison.
Geo. Deter spent Sunday with his
wife at the Wright hospital at Carroll.
Lon Mahan was Sunday visitor
with his family.
Prof. Taylor has prepared a very
interesting program for the teachers
meeting here Saturday Feb. 18th.
Mrs. G. w. Sherwood attended the
funeral of her father, w. F. Blackman
at Geneva Ill last week
Ed. McVey of Jackson township and
Gertrude Lillis of Long Grove la, were
married last week at Long Grove. They
will make their home here.
The following officers were elected
Monday night at the meeting of the
fire department: VIM. Beck, chief; Leu
Hulce, Asst Chief; Richard Brockelsby
Sec; as. Mangan, Treas; Pat Quirk,
Chief of Hose; and Jas. Dugan, Asst
Chief of Hose.
4 sister Nj. Fidelis of the Parochial
school is very sick with pneumonia.
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JOHNSONVILLE ITEMS.

Mrs, John Swanson and children ac-
compared by Miss Ella Carlson depart
ed last Thursday for Big Spring, South
Dakota and on Friday Messrs. John
Swanson, Charles Carlson and Martin
Olson followed with the stock and
household goods. Messrs John Swan
son and Martin Olson recently pur
chased a large farm at that place and
they went to move on and take charge
of it. The best wishes of the commun-
| ity go with them to their new home. 1t
is to be regretted however that SO many
of our best farmers should find this
part of the country too crowded for them
| but what will be our loss will be others
gain.
Mr. Charles Carlson, who accompan-
led John Swanson to Dakota went there
to join Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Swanson to
accompany them to Sweden, They
leave New York on the 10Th of Febru-
airy. Mr.. Carlson goes only for a short
main if they find that country to their
liking.
Messrs. Alfred aud Otto Clauson
We're Denison callers Saturday.
Dave johnson came down from Ida
county one day last week for visit
with friends and relatives,
Miss Maud Nicholson leaves for Chi
cago on Friday this week on business in
the millinery trade.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Smith of Ode
bolt came down Sunday for visit with
relatives and friends all of whom were
1 very Glad TO see them
Well did you ever? The smallpox
has at last found its way to this part of
the world The afflicted one is Miss
Lillian Strain so the home of p. A.
johnson is quarantined. We trust that
the patient will soon get over the sick
ness and be up and about again.
The Clauson Bros. are busy hauling
material for new dwelling house to
be built by Mr.. c. F, Clauson as soon
as the weather permits.
The Ladies Aid Society meets at the
home of Pastor and Mrs. A. p. Hanson
on Friday afternoon.
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LODGE AND CHURCH DIRECTORY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

GaURCd OIReCIOkY.
Catholic, St Rose of Lima. First Mass every Sunday
at High Mass every Sunday at 0:3o m; Sun
day School on Saturdays at from Sept 1st to Jan
LIST and from March LIST June 1st Cordially invited
REV. FATHER M. j. FARREILY
Methodist, Sunday Services = Glass Meetings, 9:3o;
Preaching 1885, Sunday School, 10 100; Junior League,
$3.50; Epworth League, $780, Preaching 1880. Prayer
Meeting Thursday evening 7:3O. DIR, E. NJ. HOLMES
Baptist, Sunday Services Preaching. 1885, Sunday
Meeting Thursday evening 1880 REV. r. W. BATnsoN.
day,Schoo Christian Fndeavor. Preaching,
T30. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening. 7:3O
REV. A. g. MARTYR.
Episcopal, Services every third and fourth Sundays.
1920 and 7:30 REV. ALLAN JUDD.
German Methodist, Sunday services--sunday School
$3.50; Glass Meeting, 1900; Preaching. 1880. am;
Young Peoples Meeting 300 p. Preaching 30 p m
Saturday evening: Woman's Aid Society meets first
Thursday of every month. REV O. q. CJAUssEN
German EvangIcai Lutheran Zion Sunday Ser
vices Sunday School, 9 TO 10 preaching 1890 a. M
Young Peoples Society second Thursday eve at
and every Sunday Ladies' Society first
Friday to the members Parochial School from
Nov to March Sunday evening services at 130 eY-
third Sunday during summer Paroches IN connec-
ton in Washington and Paradise townships Rev. Fred
O. Lothrnger, Pastor
First Church of Christ (scentisD At McIiim Hall.
Sundays Sunday ll.3O Experience meet.
ing Wednesday evening 500 Reading in connect
ton opendaily.
Mrs. EMMA CORNWALL, First Reader.
Denison Holiness Band, Sunday services at Epis-
copal church. Sunday school at :30 Prayer and Praise
Meeting 2:3o Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening at
$780, r.. A. STONE. Lea Ter.
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Grand Army the Republic, John A. Logan Post No 49,
Second Friday evening each month. Commander j. L. Nc
Olean; Adj't, j. L. Warbasse
Sons Of Veterans, McHcnry Camp No. So each first
and third Friday evenings of each MONTH Captain N L.
Hunt; Sergeant, A. Weeks.
Masonic Sylvan Lodge No Tuesday Eve before
full Worth Worthy Master, B. T. Phibrook;
Secretary, G. W. Stephens.
Knights of Pythias Dowdall Lodge No 80 Monday Eve
G. G., e. f. Tucker; X. of R. and s.. L. V. jackson.
Redmen, Ute Tribe No. 90, Tuesday evening" Sachem,
E. Lyman; Chief of Records, a. T. Hodges.
Odd Fellows Denison Lodge No 626. Thursday evening.
N, c. Harry scaag; Recording Secretary. John Mount.
Odd Fellows, German, Sidonia Lodge No 1893. Friday
evening. NJ g., john Reeh; Secretary, Frank Faul
Modern Woodmen, Denison Camp No. 3l5. Wednesday
nganlng. V. c. john schnoor; Clerk L. Gulick
Woodmen of the World, Hawkeye Camp No. satur-
day Evening. Clerk, w. X. Kirkup.
Fraterna Choppers, Walnut No. "a Friday
evening. w. O., o. w. Wheeler Clerk, H. w. Faul.
Womens Relief Corps, John A. Logan Corps No Sc, first
Saturday p m. Pres NJ. S. McHenry; Sec NJ. ShawVan
Eastern STAR Sylvan Chapter 2O first Tuesday after
-ul w NJ, Mrs. A. Oswald; Sec'y, w. W. Cuslma,
Rebekat,'s, Lodge 49, Wednesday
Woodn1en Circle. Linn Grove Monday evening. W. G
L., Mrs. Thos. Iuney; Clerk Mrs f. l.. Horton,
Brotherhood of American Yeomen, Denison Home
stead No GIG. f., A. r. Duriee; Maggie Quade.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-06-07
WATER FOR TONOPAH.

The Tonopah Water and Improvement
Company. a Nevada corporation, with
j. L. Butler, president; ]. H. Jenkins,
vice-president; J.. r. Dufield, secretary
and treasurer. will break ground on Mon
day next for a pipe line into Tonopab.
The first work will be but the preliminary
to an extensive water system. The pres
ent plant will be a pumping station at one
Of the wells about four miles from town,
where a deep shaft will be sunk, connect
ed with cross-cuts and drifts, made for the
purpose Of developing the water supply.
Distant from the well, and at an elevation
sufficient for the water to gravitate through
mains into town, an immense reservoir
will be built. The water furnished by the
company through this first system will be
for domestic uses alone. But following at
once, a Is or ls.inch pipe will be laid
from the mountain north Of Tonopah, and
a sufficient water supply will be furnished
for milling and power purposes.-Bon-
ANA, May 81.