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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-28
HMISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

| through next season. which NO
I,tI.h nAel(' or else they arc "A very,
a snnoSOilo1P set Of people. or again. the
~ '11,W,tu ualhAge Is not 50 bad ns made
Ont. othcrMisc how is tho cnmpietc ,nnth,
ul piahiefs 30 he eNplainedY Rereibt. M
III III, uhS week ending Friday 2nthl SHOW n
stlsnt decline when compared with tie mo
Nluus week. hut not so largo MS n,irht ~ ~.
pceh expected with the continuous r,i,,s
result which seems TO confirm our I'D L."
,.uI large quantities were waiting at fhc
The Eastern advice writes Of tho sap
nNh trade For the leading drscrintIops
'Aere is noted fair movement ON mt,rtor
orders, with some drmucsS reported on tho
sb',. business In salt mackerel is report
sd more active FOR interior account dis
trihutcrs showing more interest In Nov %
the approaching Lenten season Saics ~
Norway nloatcrS are reported up in S.5
! ~ udiINi No. q are reported pXtrclnely
sHnrce ana practically sold mp on tho spot
! Shole is are held around Sic hut - arc
IN better request with $3.50 prr barrel
phld =. y. l. mackere - arc ayoilnhIe
around So. Irish mackcrcl are steady and
u. a. good request IN hcrrings there is some
nImness noted in Scotch large selected fnlls
| WIN So paid for fair sized lot Medium
| LUIS ouer around Sil per barrel Holland
| mornings are. In better supply and prices
S SnoR1 i1in9 ntnness We note he arrival
! sA hoiteruam steamer Of ~ barrels. 165
| hali barrels and l3,I41 kegs bringing tho
| tot1i receipts up To 1910 barrels: 1917
halt barrels and mo Kegs. Cod Is steady
ana lh good request ia iobbiug quarters
Smoked hcwiugs, domestic are In fair re,
quest within the quoted range.
Regarding tomatoes the New York Jonr
nal Of Commerce says:
Spo tomatoes continue to show armnoss
ana sales Of occasional lots are noted
around $l25 FOR 3lh standard Sontbaq
PACK Lrum second bands. $50 large blocks
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RICE MARKET REVIEW.
Business Was Fairly Brisk in Clean Rice
With Steady Tone,

TNDININI ~ 7 " = ''0I'T
New Orleans, January 2T-rhe rough rice
market was steady at the end Of the week.
with receipts on a more liberal scale prln'
einally, however, for local mills. cleaA
rice continued to rule steady, and business
was fairly brisk.
The rice movement az New Orleans as
compiled by Secretary Henry II. Smlth, OF
the New Orleans beard Of trade;
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FEATURES OF THE TRADE
SHOW LITTLE CHANGE.
No Receipts OF Rough and Large Re-
ceipts Of Cleau-Orders Are Abundant.
Favorable Conditions.

Yesterdays rice market was distinguished
by the features that prevailed In the latter
part II the former week 80 arrivals of
rough occurred. while tho sales 81 clean
reached good round total orders mdl'
cate the existence Of q healthy demand
and that The Houston manufactured article
Is fully sharing in this favorable condi-
ton. Inquiries are quito as numerous as
formerly and adviccs from the heit show
active progress there Preparations for
planting are well matwed and the growth
Of the industry Is manifested both IN he
extended acreage for cultivation ana IN
under constrnctIon FOR finishing the prod.
net at the doorstep Of the field.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ESIRABLE board aud room al 2l3 ~
Branch. reasonable rates ~
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WANTED If you arc Il successful travel.
ing building aud loan agent, aud want
tho best contract you cvei had, with thu
the Metropolitan Loan aud Banking tom.
pany nf Fort Worth Texas, Tor thclr
1907 contract 81
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TO RUN~ Newspaper, complete ncwspa.
per OUTFIT and Job outht, with Job aud
ncWS press. must lac cheap, Address.
stating terms, -. w. lunar. Dcylne,
Texas ~
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ABC soda crackers have ad-
fnF, i'm cartons are 10c higher, aud
" Snaps up ] cent.
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CaralII 8. RIohardsons Letter.

Houston, Texas. January 27.-Tho final
outcome in Liverpool today was fairly good
prices at hc close being unchanged TO 13'Gi
higher after showing decline Of i6i enriy.
spots 81 lower on sales Of 1000 bales Ia
New York opening prices were TO points
lower. but quick recovery followed On
good huying 70" hotn accounts. prices al
yanCiug 10 level of 3 To 4 points above
SATURDAYS close. A tho advance long cot
ton was for sale, aud support being with
drawn, pricrs gradually declined, closing
al the lowest OF the day, 2 to 6 down In
New York and points down Tn New or.
leans. SPOTS were quoted l-l6 lower Ia Cal
weston unchanged elsewhere. During the
early hours the market ruled active and
slondv. the support being given by the
bulls I'm anticipation Of higher move
m, nj, as n result Of thc present. bad spell
~ weather in this state, hut since Dry
wsathpr conditions had become q factor IN
thr market. and the drought being broken
ia some extent nj least. II would seem ns
tbougb this should Doc rather a bearish feat
urc Tho movement to the ports fell slight
IA npdcr last ycur and estimates at Hous-
ian and New Orleans were about the same
as ON the corresponding day last year
witch bv the way. were fairlv liberal
Iiycrpool is due 10 hc fully POI lower
tomorrow. ''IEl' " N''H"'"S'N'
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Following were the ruling prices:

,rb 49, sales amounted 10 DO0 pockets
% clean There were no receipts or rough
FOR the day making total TO date OF o.
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pAlNrs. OILS Ann GLAss.

i ~ pecn1s' ioc; cnestnuts riedmoutc-,
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS NANCY ". cAMPBELL opens her
Kindergarten at 249s san Jacinto street
Thursday, January p, 1902. ~
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DRTEn FRUITS AND NUTS

APPLIES Fancy eYaporatcd, '|lb poAes'
fdLc: III cartons fancy, loHc; cartons
choice. gl5e: choice evaporated- sAc' sun
dried. GHc ,
ApRTCOTS Per 10, loose lo'4dllc'
CTTRON- In lob boxes, lac. 80.
CURRANTS- 25lh boxes. cleaned, bulk
SIgfI0c: lib cartons, 9lsdl lc ~
DATES Lib packages, tEds3c, ~
dates, &c: Ho.loweir bulk Cob boxes oooc
FIGS Imported '12ladi5c. o
PEACHES-C Choice new stock. eAMSe'
RAISINS- california, 3-crown, L. u
boxes. 81 .0J@l.T5; Alb boxes, l. NJ fhisIts
ma zoe, 2crown, l.. NJ. raislns 50-lb boxes
5ISd6c; 3-crown, H. NJ 6kdIe 90 40.
PRIMES California, a0-1OOs, 4lse; so-vu -
DC; 70-S0s, 5I4c; 60-Tos, &c; 9O0os' Vac ~
SOS 7l5c ~ a,h.r4s
NUTS Brazil 16d17c per Y; hlberts
Sicily. l3c; California walnuts, Ia &c, peg
nuts, fancy hand picked. 3Adocs 10.
4a.fI5c. Jumbo. 6i6ilc; almonds, Tarason.h
i6di7c per ID in sacks; California almonus
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED 4 circulator for The st. Louis
Post Dispatch Apply at once TO c. NJ.
Battallc. 60SIs Main street. IS
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WANTED Teams and tenmsters on
Flaccdo Canal, Port Isavaca, Texas. Ap-
piy for job at Port Lavacn, or TO J. II.
Cochran, Houston, Texas. II
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WANTED 4 few more Hrsrclass hrlck
layers az our mill at Coltharp, Tc4as
take the Eastern Texas railway at Luf
kin. Louisiana and Toxns Lumber Co, .
7. A. Love, supcrint endcnt II
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BEEswAX-Pnm Texas, 22d23c per
pound
BEANS-lmported navy beans. 4ls@glc;
Bayou &c; English dried, 3Ac pink. 4c,
california navy. ihailsc; snaps, 500 per
bqshel; wax, Sl5o per bushel; California
BUTTER Blue Star, 22a28c dairy, Zoe;
Elgin creamery, 2Sdl29c Texas bricks,
lSNl9c Oleomargariuc Lincoln solids,
lie; Lincoln prints l3c; Daisy solids i6GL
lie; prints. lSc; Monkeys special, 1Sc; Crys-
tai Gem and country rolls 10c; Empire
Elgin dairy bricks, iac; Ideal, lie; Purity
Creamery. 20 and 3o-lb tubs, &c; lib
prints, 24c: Elgin creamery, solids, lSc;
country butter IN pals, loa2pc.
CiiEESE wisconsin full cream rolls,
Zoe; Wisconsin fun cream daisies, l3EclG
14c; Wisconsin half cream. l2lsul3c
EGGS--KansaS, 2jc; TcXas, @1c.
KRAUT-NeW IN half barrels, $1,000
0jNloNs Per pound. 3ha3Ac
ONION SETS Red and yellow, bushcl
crate, S. %, white, 81 80.
PEPPER chile new, l5dl9c per pound,
PoTAT6ES SEQ Colorado. 81 2on1 30;
seed potatoes llpeck sacks S37'' lopeck
PEANUTS .Jumro per pound, G4aGAc
fancy hand picked M. /. 1iar
PECANS- New Texas per pound Toe
POULTRY Chickens. hons good. $hW0
$50. frycrs large, S3OoWal0, hroilers,
S2ooG210 mixed lots. 81 io12.I3 cocks,
large old, 81 .SOG2Oo, ducks. large. 81 l3d
3 so: geese, fun feathercd. S40pM50O; tur
keys. hens SGO0NIOo; turkeys, goOhlcrs,
$1,000 1000; young turkeyS s32iW3. %
SWEET POTATOES. Pumpkin and vel,
low yams, $4,000 Oushel according 10 qual
ity: white vans. i0dj0c.
CAULFLOWER Fancy California, per
dozsn, 81 Oou 30.
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WANTED Young colored man 10 act as
office boy and ianltor at the city health
office, Apply 602tl Main. ~
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WANTED Al Bay City. rcNus, 100
trams i've mb.,uuuJctors, ten tcuh
ottat-i lUO station mCui two scraphr
forcmcn Apply on works $, A. Robert
son. orange, Texas. Jp
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WANTED Railroads contractors. farmrrs
aud ranohmcn TO correspond with ~ NGrn
OF, in fact, anything in the laboe l,ne;
we can supply you at any tlme with ~
many men or women rs Won may lryd
Christian Employment Agency, 1o6 ilth
ST. Fart Worth. Texas 81
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WANTED Man to care for horse and bug
gy milk cow and work in yard. Apply
~ AgNl Inuislnna 81
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WANTED Men and ladies 10 learn the
barber trade. only eight weeks Required;
positions absolutely guaranteed. Dallas
Bnrbor College, Dallas. ~
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED second hand Remington tyne
writer, In good condition Address 124O,
THIS office. ~
WANTED Hundred aud nfty horsepower
engine, In good order cylinder Is, stroke
- to -. Address +, O. BOX l0i, llouS
TO BUY Newspaper a complete ncwspa-
per outfit and Job outht. With Job aud
ncWS press: must he cheap. Address
stating terms, D. w. lunar. Deylne
Texas, 2S
WANTED a ecutle buggy and s1ddio
horse and n good road wugoni also A
good fresh COW. Address be3U, this of
ice -
CASH PAID for school and misocilaneous
hooks rrrdy'S, looN Congress avenue. 20
WE pay a fair price for good second-hnn
furniture. Jantzen's Exchange, ar SAN
JNclnlo strccl =
WANTED To buy direct from owners Tor
cash. four or i've room cottage; In an
swcriug state location ana price Al
dress a2iA, this othcc.
SELL YOUR Furniture, Household Goods
20 us Citzcns' phone ll0S. Wright \
: toomhs, az Milan
WANTED ~ buy lol Fair Grounds. near
school must be cheap Tor cash 3aIa,
this otbcc Is
WANTED. For cash, must he cheap. ltouS
ton property vice, sugar aud timber
A5drcs. gt-i ,hi sec ,"' '"'"' ""'''".,
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warn 6ro SI gY co SIC I Mv, ''@ n
anrr rrxHs IA
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bo, " HHrltInn Tc ,u '"''' Qo'" p'''' 10
WANTED IMMEDIATELY 25O0o to loQ.
forp,nr c 1p icc o S8S,n,.%crI,I, N'r,H
Of N,a5rr gupnty nri.r ,W1' 49,,
prva,tt N.ErWfS ,nd ~ toi- 49,,
aySnnc Wv" ' ''A'S
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FURNlTIR RE, stoves RctrIgcraiorS an
uHStt 10Y S',"us sU, nel''' Se'"uE
~ - = =, > ,t.-.,
WANT good talking machine, also 9lI rec
"!.WSS' Ky luaA'''l' '"r 'aSn' No"''SSS
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HAVE customer Tor ~ Geo TO 10000 acres
pine land; give location cnt prr acre and
TcSGs avenue 'SSa' ''' '''S Lana ''' '''s
i, u'Anv,, ,n ,'N iJ 'Iup,L' "tuS', n,n,
srn5 nnstol ma Mo viii ,wu tor Van
{I III ittt ~ ,-W
oid 9,pt ri rrrstn,, ttI,tst,o 90"
engine give maker. condition and prices
separate sawyer Bros. Livingston,
WANTED Rice lands In lots NJ 2u0D9 To
1000 acres; state locality, lowest price
and fun particulars Address j. l.dw.
Erusel, Beaumont, Texas. 30
iOT, I,psJ,t,i,t -. I'LL -
5i1 KIRK t, AZ li"gS 'ne n,e'r,l price 70.
w. ..",''nS NV H"'."' e'uu P"N'" VIZ
Ut'hl 80 ul -Nl!. ~
TO SECIVT ouirk eVlos II.t Won. prou.
crty With ms. Cruuston s. Watkins. ligb
Muiu street ~
"a, (, >-s,,,,-
w H.Nl ~ HlV'WR Y" NlhWW worth or hrs'-
8,uSs income pMMaecs property in ltpuHtou
h'aun'vhl ot F"rl NoItnt Wuet DC unr-
Ealn Tor t"Sh pFle' a9hE business with
owners. Address y. y =, Box 1lS Beau.
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WANIED Iilrt lnds IN lois NJ 2OOOl 10
1900 nrrcs; state locality. lowest price
aud fun particulars Address j. lldw.
NrMtrl. Hennmumt. IcNAs. 40
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WANTED Tie haulcrs for sap pine ties,
cents for first mile and cent per mile
after that; good dry country, good roads;
long Job and plenty OF ties; pay every 80
days. Ralph Cook, superintendent. Cor
rlgan, Texas, 80
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w ANTED Young men 10 learn telegraphy
aud station work FOR immediate service
no churPe N situation not secured Dai.
Ina Trlngranh Cnllcge. Dnllas. texas. ~
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WANTED $4,000 10 $4,000 worth Of nrst.
class Income huHiuPSs property i'm Houston.
beaumont ON Fort Worth, must be "a bar
gain for cash, prefer dolug business with
owners, Address y. Y T., Box 1lS. Beau
mont Texas -
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II. CAPTAN. nj 2D5 Milan street near
Franklin, pays highest prices Tor gentle.
mems old clothing and shoes; send postal
card: viii call. n
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COTTON SEED Wanted carlond lots:
highest price paid. Address FELTON, Bros.
McRlnncJ Texas. 2NOl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO THE PUBLIC You are hereby notified
ANYTHING on credit without my written
authority and 20 You do go win not De
responsible Tor anything bought by her.
Andy puTr ]
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WANTED TO BtN-Onc 2Ohorsr power
tubular heller and one 3O.borsc power
engine give makcr condition and prl,cs
VrHUs 81
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=. or situation developed a small firm
.ecssioned 10y the cold wave, and
-nied steady of 25c with fair re-
IA demand slightly better.
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ONE MINUTE COUGH CURE

Is the only harmless cough cure that
gives quick relief. Cures coughs, colds,
Group, bronchitis, whooping cough,
pneumonia, asthma, lagrippe, and all
throat, chest and lung troubles got
soaked by rain, said Gertrude E. Fen
ner. Munice, Ind, and contracted a Sc
we're cold and cough. I failed rapidly;
lost IS lbs, My druggist recommended
One Minute Cough Cure. The first bot
tie bropgh relief; several cured me. l
am back to my old weight, 14S lbs
One Minute Cough Cure cu's the
phlegm, relieves the cough at once,
draws out the inflammation, cures Group.
An ideal remedy for children. f.
Beardsley.
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CURED OF PILES
AFTER 40 YEARS.

Mr.. c. Haney of Geneva, Ohio had
the piles forty years. Doctors and
dollars could do him no lasting good.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured
him permanently. Invaluable for cuts,
burns, bruises, sprains, decorations,
eczema, teIter, salt rheum and all
other skin diseases. Look for the
name Dewitt on the package-all
others are cheap, worthless counter
feits. r. Beardsley.
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A STARTLING SURPRISE

Very few could believe in looking at
4. T. Headley, healthy, robust black
smith of Tilden, Ind, that for ten years
he suffered such fortunes from rheuma-
tism as few could endure and live. But
a wonderful change followed his taking
Electric Bitters. 1.-TWO bottles wholly
cured me, he writes, land have not
felt twinge in over year" They
regulate the kidneys, purify the blood
and cure rheumatism, neuralgia, ner-
vousness, improve digestion and give
perfect health Try them. Only Scots
at Beardsley's drug store.
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ASLEEP AMID FLAMES.

Breaking into blazing home, some
iremen lately dragged the sleeping in
mates from death f'ancied security,
and death near It's that way when you
neglect coughs and colds. Don't do it.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consump-
tion gives perfect protection against
all throat, chest and lung troubles
Keep it near, and avoid suffering, death
and DOCTORS bills. A teaspoonful stops
a late cough, persistent use the most
stubborn. Harmless and nice tasting,
It's guaranteed to satisfy by F. Beard
sley. Price SOC and Sl00. Trial bot
Ties free.
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CLEAN W ater for swine

The value of clean water for swine
cannot be appreciated by one who has
not tried giving them both pure and
impure drinking water. In swine rails
ing we have come to realizs that rapid
growth on good, clean, sweet food,
than raising them slowly on filthy
swill and garbage. The clover and
hay fed hogs, topped off with corn and
skimmilk, pay better by far than any
other swine raised in the pen where
filth and mire make up their environ
ments and faint all their food.
The hog may have pretty good di-
gestion, but it is possible to injure it in
time, if we continue to feed them with
bad food. That is practically what has
been done for years past, and we have
produced swine diseases, and what is
growing hogs To make the animal
continue growing in a thrifty condition
we must feed them good, wholesome
food, under proper sanitary surround
ings.
Now, water plays o most important
part in the health Of all animals. We
must take Il certain amount Of liquid
into the stomach to keepit in good con-
dition. The modern clover fed hog
and corn-fattened pig does not get as
much liquid in his food as the old,
swili-fed animal, and it is necessary to
supply the creature with water to make
up for deficiency. Clean water purifies
the system and washes out the stomach
tending to disintegrate and carry away
the solid matter that may accumulate
in the stomach. Impure filthy water
clogs the system more, and often causes
intestinal irritation. The hog will APP
parently drink filthy water just as
readily as pure water and this has led
some to think that it mattered little
whether clean drinking water was sup
piled. But it is contrary to all teach
ings of sanitary science, and we have
but to examine two hogs raised on
clean and filthy water to see the diff
ference. Consumers of pork are be-
coming more critical each year, and
they can readily detect the flavor of in
ferior, flth-produced pork, from clean,
sweet, wholesome meat.-W. c. Ham
mOnd in Prairie Farmer.
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THANKSGIVING DINNER

Heavy eating is usually thel first
cause of indigestion. Repeated attacks
in1ame the mucous membrane lining
the stomach, exposes the nerves of the
stomach, producing swelling after
eating, heartburn, sheadace, sour ris-
ings and finally catarrb of the stomach.
'Kodol relieves the Inflammation, pro-
tects the nerves and.cures the catarrh.
Kodol cures Indigestion, dyspepsia all
stomach troubles by cleansing and
sweetening of the--stomach. F. Beard
sley,
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SUMMONS
IN JUSTICE COURT, Villas COUNTY.

IN JUSTICE COURT, Villas COUNTY.
Villas County IS.
Town of Eagle River
To Matt Christianson:-
You are hereby notified that a garn-
ishee summons has been issued against
you aad your property garnished to
satisfy the the demand Of III. lander,
amounting to Twenty-Five 1920 dollars.
Now unless you shall appear before
N. NJ Emmons, justice of the peece
in and for said county, at his office in
said town on the 25th day of November
1902 at two o'clock in the afternoon,
Judgment will be rendered against
you and your property sold to pay the
bebt.
Dated this 18th day Of October, 1902.
FL. LANDER, Plaintiff.
Nov 1-22
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If you are bilious and seek advisers,
Take DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
just before going to bed.
You will find on the morrow.
You are rid Of your sorrow
That is all just enough said.
These famous pills do not grippe, but
move the bowels gently and easily,
cleansing the liver. Their tonic effect
gives strength to the glands, prevent
ing a return of the disorder F. Beard
sley.
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Eyceur1 opera
House Services.

Sabbath school Saturday , p. m.
Preaching - p. IN.
Evening service Sunday 7:45 p. m.
Subject, Evening Discourse, "Insti-
tutionalism.
The public cordially invited.
REV. L. EDWIN SUFFICoOL,
Director.
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STARTLING, BUT TRUE

eff everyone knew what a grand
medicise DR.. Kings New Life Pills
isl writes D. Fl. Turner, Dempsey
town, Pa, ''you'd sell all you have in a
day. Two weeks use has made new
man of me-" Infallible for constpa-
ton, stomach and liver troubles. 25c
Beardsley's drug store.
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LUCK IN THIRTEEN

By sending ID miles VIM. Spirey, OF
Walton Furnace, VT, got a box OF
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, that wholly
cured horrible fever sore on his leg.
Nothing else could. Positively cures
bruises, felons, ulcers cruptions, boils,
burns, corns and piles. Only 25cts.
Guaranteed by F. Beardsley, druggist.
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Isadore Liyernash Star Lake
VIM West Eagle River
VIM Peroohn
Emmett NJ Shaw Woodruff
Thos Mosher Arbor Vitae
T A Mckay
Chas Zimplemann Eagle River
Geo Reed Minocqua
D II Sargent Conover
PROSPER Jossart Minocqua
Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court SIS
Villas county, Wis.
[, John Hanson, clerk of said court,
do hereby certify that on this 23rd day
of October, A. D. 1902, in the presence
of O. w Sayner, John A. Mercer and
L. j. Cook, Special Commissioners for
Villas county, I drew from the names
furnished by the special commissioners,
for said county, the foregoing named
persons, to serve as Petit Jurors at the
December, A. D. 1902 term OF said
court. JOHN HANSON. Clerk.
We, the undersigned Special Gem
missioners for Villas county do here y
certify that the drawing Of the afore-
said jury took place in our presence at
the Office of the clerk of said court on
the 23rd day of October, A. D. 1902.
O. w. SAYNER, SEAL J Special
]. A. MERCER, SEAL Commits
L. ]. COOK, lsEALl J sioners.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1902-12-11
SMALLPOX BILL
Allowed 10 the City by the County
Court.

A committee from the city council
composed of Mayor l.. q. Grille and
Councilman Moore awaited upon the
county court Thursday afternoon and
presented bill for expenses incurred
in handling the smallpox at the Deison
hotel and Martins camp a few months
ago, which was paid by the city. The
bill amounted to s55535, including
sl25 for services rendered by DR.. Korn-
mann. The court allowed the bill
after deducting the amount asked fer
DR.. Kornmann. The court Claimed
that ithad him hired at $40 a day and
that the bill was excessive.
Councilman Williams in conjunction
with the city representatives already
mentioned asked the court to have
the side walks on the Glen Elk bridge
repaired and put in suitable condition
for pedestrians.