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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20
FoREleN.

Further details Of the Guatemala vol
canoes and earthquakes disclose terrible
conditions.
English manufacturers complain bitterly
Of the American invasion.
The German press Is eloating over the
decision Of King oscar In the samoan arbi
tratlon, which was uufayorable to England
and the United States.
British troops suffered heavy loss 10 an
encounter with tribesmen on the Afghan
frontier.
Mlscreants who murdered Robert Rcmmel,
an Englishman, In Mexico last year, have
been executed.
President Castro is energctlcally pushing
his advantages over the reyolutionists and
will try to prevent thcr recovery from
late defeats
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Enternrise and eambIlnu
Harper's Weekly.

Harper's weekly.
Among the many world records VI
by this country at the present ta ]
that of gambling. We are easily tg d
this sinister Accomplishment. It IA
out all over the country--in the I'D
urchin; in the university youth; b n
clerk and the workman; in sOcielyi b z
family even (where one night Ees !
often set apart for an innocent ~
game of poker; IN the gambling esliaf
ments which the law Is pOweIleA % n
press; at the race tracks, and ab1vt n
In Wall street. 1t Is safe to say tAiI Y
gambling goes on In Greater New ~
every day than in any other comnllu
the world, not excepting the sinsl'a
gambling, Monaco. The dishonesty 4
ruptlon and misery entalled are WA
dous and heartrending to contemplate
tirst sight this iucurable mania ioi q
bling with which we are afflicted segT
helnous and unmixed evil i
enough I'm all conscience, and y lS i
purpose to plead for Il. But as nlia
Is oft the result of some me Qaal
power, so gambling seems 70 bs eN y.
form of a spirit which mas inaae W. y y.
perity of America-the spift Ol tnls,r'.
In taCt, enterprise is huIt w 49, \
A man gauges his savings MS ~
energy in scheme which be hopa Y
Yield him dvefold, tenfold. q hunaragi
but whose success Is almost as pl N
atical as the fall Of a roulette n1l z
finish of horse race, or the nueIu ~.
the stock market. The difference v XVI
gambling and genuine enterprise t wv
the former q man wagers on puIe 49,. -,
often hitting his reason against -
zeal thing that has nothing 70 y 4
reason except to mock It, while y 49,. Y. Z
ter he bets on his own power ana .t E', X. !
Gambling and enterprise are D9.a Y,
preston Of an intense anlDitoSS ,,lr
rich. And as long as that sin nO,i.,, I
mains the moving principle IN All s,r,,,I
tiyity, there will be this dounle A \,
OF ft-enterprise and gambling Y, n' \
leading to prosperity, the other, FL, m0, m L
than not, to poverty and RUIZ
| degradation.
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Another Railroad Files Ansvve,

Washington, November 19.-The Chicago.
indianapolis and Louisville Railroad com
pany today hled with the Interstate com.
merce commission It's answer to the com.
plant of the Kentucky State railroad com.
mission regarding an alleged merger OF
interests among the railroads In the South.
The answer denies that the road Ia n marty
20 any Of the combinations alleged or 10
any OF the contracts, arrangements or
agreements alleged In the complaint.
ON other material points the answer Gov
ers the same ground as the Louisville ana
Nashville and other roads that have hled
answers.
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cHAFFEE AND WI TING FANG.
The Minister Pays a High Tribute to tn
General

The Minister Pays High Tribute to the
General.
Chicago, November 1.-Two men, whose
fame Is linked with the empire OF CHINA,
met today In the Union passenger station.
The one was General Adna II. Cnaree.
who led the Americans In the international
iofces that marched against China's CAPT.
I'LL tal; th e. other was WI Ting Fang the re-
General Chaffee and party were standir,
on the rear platform Of their spncIal cor'
wien was about to leave the station, when
saiInister WI and his suite arrived. The
AthsIl ,,a soldier was pointed out to Min.
scr WI, who stepped across the piotfoFm
tnu ,ooWed profoundly, General Chance re-.
Nf,niante gS,n,eral Is q great man" remarked
am glad to have seen him So maj M si5
tue Chauee-the great Chaffeef" ""'
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Colonel stenp Nav Win.

Richmond va, November 19-rhe man
damus prayed FOR by Colonel Campbell
Stomp, republican candidate for congress
In the Ninth Virginia district 20 compel the
election boards OF Russell and Washington
counties 20 count the thrown out votes OF
certain precincts In those counties was
granted today 10y the supreme court OF ap-
peals.
Counsel for Colonel Stemp was permitted
TO see the returns from the Ninth dis.
trct. The inspection developed a discrep.
ancy OF 100 votes IN Stemps favor
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Brother Dickey's Phll0s0pF'
Atlanta Constitution.

Atlanta Constitution. -,
Dot min a man wen yoo III /.
sayln de devils ter pay. De ~
patientiest creditor In de couaul IL. n
makes no doubt but wha' NJ, iii
politicians In heaven-but des
no stump speeches ter DE anss.s ,ss.ssl .
De sayin' IS, Poverty teheh u..,n. III
folks, but when | sees MN epl ad ~
quick decides dat 1 don't hs'O
ton. -, IN 10
Ef dey wuz a railroad runn'p ~ he
some folks would wake up n az
ketch der train, en- den niHlu'
fer not BLOWN de WHISTLE vhrf y
Dey's so little er de p,a az ilui
lives az preached IN dls ua{ IA esl1
has ter put steam heaters
ter cllmatiez de sinners
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eAMBLINe pEN HEln np
The Robbers Did Their Work in IN. Mos
Approved Fashion

The Robbers Did Their Work IN In. Mos,
Approved Fashion.
Miuneapolis' MINI. November 1e..-In a
fashion reminiscent Of the James.Younaer
band two bandits held up rambling dom
tonisht' secured sls4s from the score 81
players ana proprletors, aud seriously
porter N''V'Vu
The gambling den Is operated nv svn
dicate OF sporting men IN tho rear - . - =
sulhvan's saloon. at the end ~ ts.,,a,.
line IN the suburbs Of Mlnneanol,s 80
robher used dark handkerchief 20 sA,a,S
the lower part Of his countensnc. Ts ,.s.
are two entrances TO the room. ona 49,,
entered at each door at the same time 80
ordered ord me inmates to hold M tseir hands as
~, ne \, piaS ~ are attendants we're then lined
% tss roeRess Kept tAam covered M, f sa "
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.


Washington, November 10. East Texas
increasing cloudIpess Thursday. Friday
showers cooler except stationary I'm south
crn PORTIONS; fresh southeast winds, In.
creUslug Friday
Arkansas Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Fair Thursday. Friday showers and
cooler.
West reSas-Fair Thursday, Friday show
ers aud cooler.
New MeNico-Showers and cooler in north
portion Thursday. Friday snow.
Aabama-Fair Thursday. Friday lncrens.
Ing cloudiness; light, variable winds, becom.
ing southeast.
Mississippi and Lousiaua-Falr Thursday
aud Friday light southeast winds.
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HOUSTON.

Children OF the Faith Home entertained
at the chrysanthemum show.
The No-Tsd-oh bah celebrated in grand
style.
Bar association win petition the legis-
lature for two new courts for Harris
county.
$. NJ Craig wins the second days event
in the roplng contest with a record OF SO
seconds.
Poultry show awards.
State Federation OF Labor elects OFFICERS,
adopted resolutions and adjourned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20
Ballot law Unoonstitutlonal.

Hudson In the district court today held
that the new absentee railway employe
law, permitting railroad men 10 vote whom
mems vote Peter Laughiin, fusiOnlst. has
q majority OF Ave Tor the Legislature from
the country dlstrlcts, Without Il, Z, q,
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Advertlsinn the southwe,t

st. Louis, November Representatives
of the southwestern roads met here TO.
day and decided on an organization to ad.
vertise lands OF the Southwest for settie.
ment' ]. w, steele OF Chicago was an.
Of the headquarters here Generations VII
begin December 10. The board OF direc'
tors consist OF john Sebastian OF the Hocp
Island Bryan Snyder Of the Frisco, n e.
townsend or the Missouri Pacihc ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20
RAILROADS.

The tank car matter went over until the
December sitting Of the commission.
The last rail on the Houston Fort Worth
division Of the International and Great
Northern has been laid.
The Southern Pacific officials make a
statement concerning the Harrisburg right
Of way matter
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Railroad Man plsannear.d

st. Paul, MINI. November l9-In n cir.
cular issued today by the Great Northern.
the company accepts as fart tho, ~.
Jamin + Egnn the missing superiutendep,
or the kaliSpel division, has perished and
appoints A. p. Long as successor. with tbe
Itle OF acting superintendent. Mr.. Egan
ago, and search since then carried on bhir'
the missing man ''"Se VI
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INCREASE I'M WAGES.
Alton Section Men Get Ten Per Cent
Raise

Raise.
Bloomington, H., November l9.-The
Chicago and Alton railroad today an.
nounced 10 per cent Increase In the pay
Of all section men.
st. Louis, Mo, November i0-A notice
has heen posted at the various shops Of the
Wabash system to the effect that re-
vision Of the scale OF wages for skilled
labor has been directed by the president
and the supcrlntendents met today to 90
over the details looking TO a general ad-
vance II the scale is found to be lower
than that OF other lines,
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carneole Is ReooyeH0a'

London. November lo.-And rev, IN n
who was affected by sonle'l ins ~
while on the continent, IS rapa' !, 3
ing. The doctor says thSIe tbat NJ y
whatever for anxlenty, hh1 y q ~
negie only needs a rev "'f
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20
SPORT.

peace pact has been arranged between
the warning baseball clube
Mayor johnson won the chief event at
Lakeside after desperate contest
Bids we're opened In Cincinnati for a
bout between Terry McGovern ana Young
Corbett. but none was accepted.
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Railr0ad PresIdent Resinns-

Philadelphia, November 19.-Alfret wal
ter president Of the Lehigh valley Rail.
road company. has resigned. IN toLs -.
November 30. Differences OF opinion ra
sendihg the mana OF the eoU,1,s,,s,
are assigned as the reason Noupahy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20

Philadelphia Press. -, Il p'sl
Your old friend. Cheetylut oid Hl y
an actor manager now, ,,h he X
edy. Hes starring WIZ
" us that sor" replied Los ,,,f
what are the other thirty
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WASHINGTON.

Postmaster Payne IS again explaining
that the president Is not boosting the pluu
to cut down southern representation IN
congress
Mr.. Cannon has a long lead in the speak
ership contest
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IMPRovEMrNr IN coNn1rIoNs.

Tie said the social worth and manliness
and individuality Of the slav have been
greatly Increased during the miners union.
do you know what was the result Of
the strike OF l00Of
1T decidedly improved conditions by
giving 10 per cent advance"
With the view Of testing the witness
knowledge OF the subjects about which he
WIS tcstlfyng, Mr. wolvertou, on cross.
examination, inquired what proportion OF
Mr. Roberts knowledge was largely gath
cred By Inquiry aud observation and not
from actual experience. The witness an
swered that, as to the economic side of
the question, he had learned by investiga.
tIon and the public reports OF the state.
On the sociological side be had knowledge
from pcrsQua investigation, he said He
admitted That the Information he had col
ieGted was largely for use IN preparing
his book
on turther cross examination Mr. Rob
eris said That OF the 147 600 niue employees
IN the anthracite nelds 10 per cent worked
undcr ground. He admitted that in some
Instances. on account of impurities, The
| measurements OF coal by weight would b,
luiuractlcahie.
Mr.. WOlyertou inquired n Il would be fall
to average work of all the miners for tn,
| day, and tue witness said It would depent
! on the miner
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A Lynahlna Threatened

Wneennes' Ind, November ia negro
believed to be the black brute that ~
saulted two white women In sullivan and
knox counties, has been captured al Inv,
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Denison, Texas, November lo.-There
was quite a heavy frost In this section last
night. This is the latest frost In great
many years
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COMMERCIAL.

A huilish tendency prevailed In both the
grain and stock markets.
Cotton values improved on strength Of
spot demand and uncaslness Of shorts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20

Havana, November ie.-rhe cigar makers
at all the factories went out today, and Il
Il estimated that a total OF $1,000 en-
ployes are now on etrihG
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20
HARVARD Is ENcouRAeEp.
The Football Game With Yale Win Be
a Hard Struggle,

The Football Game With Yale WIN Be
a Hard Struggle,
Cambridge, Mass. November io-Mueh
encouragement for the Harvard men was
found In the stin practice Of the Varsity
eleven on Soldiers neid today Il was
the last scrimmage before the Yale game.
The men worked together MS unit aud
showed chat they are capable OF better
son. The practice was secret,
New Haven. Coma November lo.-Yale's
football coaches have decided 70 give the
Yale university eleven no more hard work
IN preparation FOR the hnal game Of next
Saturday, when Yale viii play Harvard,
Todavs work was shorter than usual and
IN no sense hard
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ranceville, H.. and n the n....
hed IL wlll be almost Impossible \ ! L. I.
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In connection with the uonunion feature
OF the Investigation AIR Mitchell announced
that he is also Yep 'oscntmg thousands of
uonnpiop men Win sttu.ls Vim IA. union
ist. md maj mi tn a, ,i,,,,, ,,.,,li Ii
by mo p,,,,f, nf t,,.. ,bi,ri,s ,,r'H $3.50 "
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,i'. ' w. .'' Us N"N "l " Ecn'I"I
r3iar@iSgi rsl,1,uS IRE ,'ouGIie ana So
,owrfry u" ''' "u'u'"'''e 'onI
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tb,,, ,t', w., VIM r'ETslWnE Inai
,liis uH ~ a. u" nu, Iig 5U'l reminding both
S,qHJ ,na, 'n,S m"n,u NE 10 9n'e the sub
g.,, . 1 ' tt,,'.N rNPCu''Tu ho'rnAu
rutind ma sbn,v"G ,,,,t ',- ,"J Ky, il,cl
-, -i'I I NV suI, H,uunu t9'h DtlhE
n ,,',N ~ i ~ ',Sn 'v''ltu' III uA5
S,,r".. h.,Ie3 tU'' u"n"yL lul hu'n Sues
49, w. 'u'e, lol 'n' submission OF cyi-
GGv ,, Wy ',1tu'ns Ias yeI ueeh done look
'nS .oW1tu luat Gnu
,,n,,t,,s s, ~ IDPlY 10 ar Turns at the
ulVIA'nB SVa'lunt 1a4u lhht Wheh MAN
a. 'NI9 HS uuta hoV luiuhtaliy give up MS
~ out " strlhSS iur an improvement In
tue CoHyllohS OF ms JOB; II ne wins he
gets mcE {9e position; II he loses he goes
paSh win ms hat IN ''s mana aud asks for
lop'
So, ,,..,,,.,,,.--.----.
~ lNIbht thENCE OF MINERS.
tho updcrstondluc ~ ,he cn,,,,,ss,o, ,r,,h
'u' u""VlS'"n"'"b "i 'ne commission win
respect to returning 10 work OF men who
had been on strike. He said:
{ninG Ihs nnJe,is'aadi9g is that, pend
this r5inmIssion. f6G strikers were 10 return
immediately 20 work, aud 1 think tue tur-
tntr n41t1sl4RuS ls9on Let me oG ms ms,
not hc i1terfercd Vim mar dIsnlatrd from
employment generally by the return Of the
union ,,..,.,, ,
~ Mr' Mncuei, 1Seialea WIN emp,hesls Ia
miners win carry OUT 10 the letter the de-
cisioa Of the commission "or so out of our
union I,4., cr,r +,., ,,oo,,.,-, ,,,, ,..,u,,.
Of tb6 rnn11ission T., I'M, 1n"ttr, NJ 9npii'
cation Of Il n Tennban ANA Il n O'Siirn.
sftorneys f,r i-,. t,4,inl'n mon IN n1neor
I'm tba Coso I'm ibn Wgbr III eu 'tGel.
,Ipifns sGid luJ,o Cray rhev yroulS he
aioVrd 4, onnS3r INF th,, communication
,v,,Id r,t ,7,ti1t "a thc ,'tfbbolJinI, TrHt,
NJ n,tW. ~ ~, , t IN, t,11,,,,irT
NO, u.s. tiof, .tt,,-,,.,,.s n a 1.sir,9
' "9 NJ 100 W.a''' Ant
r,,A,t. c.a,. n,tnt'H,,a ant tbo D,r,,t,is'
" us 49, ~ 49, 't.ts w ,,Ii H.
r ,,' 10y y ~ o,H' no "''i"'' use N"u'" Nv
n' NJ y, " a't rs, 49, So,
NJ ttS' SMsp tug'SV.u th"t AVssls. Leua,
~ az, Nv, ~ 49, toN,lD ~ l,rsss.teu tuc
"p ,s,,., ah1 "a, IVY Wy VF1hlpn tncn
" heSh9r lucy pe heiS IN tnat way or
NOV, duukt IlAS tvIleu. NY lVpte
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MITCHELL'S ORDEAL ENDS
The Testimony of Other Men is Sc.
gun at Scranton.
THE NONuNION FEATURE CONSIDERED.
The Strike krbttators Decided 10 Have
the Case CT tie Nonunion Miners
Presented

Scranton, Pa. November to.--After being
on the stand for four and half days, Pres
ldcut Mitchell OF the miners union M
pleted his testimony at noon today before
the anthracite strike commission. During
his ordeal he was examined by his own att
torney and those Of the Erie company. the
Delaware and Hudson, the Delaware, Lack
awanna ANA western. the Ishigh Valley
aud the Philadelphia and Reading Coal aud
Iron company. and also by the attorneys OF
the independent operators. fIr was fol-
lowed on the witness stand by Rev. Peter
Roberts. Mahanoy city, a Congregationulist
minister, who has studied the unthrac &C.
coal industry and has written book ON
the subject He was btiu on the stand
when the commission adjourned for the
day.
One Of the most important things brought
out during the cross-e1amlnatlon OF Presl.
dent Mitchell today was HIS emphatic dec.
luratl0n that the miners We're opposed TO
separation OF tIc bltumiuous miners from
the anthracite workers, tuus creating two
organizations He made this reply TO q
question or toruItr Congressman simon Z.
MUlyggtyn. counsel fHr the Reading COM
pany as TO NhetIer It, would not be better
to have paratc organizations. Mr., Mitcd'
CHS answer was tlGt N would not Toe
pOsslh4e or desirable Tic anthracite mine
IN the past. They have bad sNernL Gley
have gone. They are not here now and
the men don't want amy moro of their or
guuiZGtuus 90 so the same way.
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General Dissertations.

Observations taken by the United states
weather bureau at 8 p. M, seycnty-nfth
meridian time.
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100 Doses
For One Dollar

Economy In medicine must be
measured by two things--cost and
effect. 1t cannot be measured by
either alone. It is greatest in that
medicine that does the most for
tho money--that radically and per-
manently cures at the least ex-
pcnse. That medicine is
Hoods ydrSdpdrilLd
It puriHes and enriches the blood,
cures pimplea, eczema and all
eruptions, tired, languid feelings,
loss of appetite and general debility.
{ Il have taken Hoods sarsnparila ana
found II reliable and giving perfect satisfae
sou Il takes away that sired feeling. gives
energy and puts the blood ia good condition. -
Mian EFvsx CoLoakz. 1885 10th Stryet n. W.
Washington. D. Q.
Needs SarsaparllIa promises 20
G9Gn and 'lGoepa the PROMISE
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being paid by the car been source OF
vexatlon. trouble and dissatisfaction to
the mlnerT' Mr.. Darrow asked.
The witness answered that Il was one
Of tho complaints that has existed since
1850
ON demand for an elghthour day"
CHEAP LABOR IMPORTED.
Answering a question by Commissioner
watkins, Mr. Roberts said there was an
effort made by the Individual operators to
import cheap labor into the anthracite
fields 1T was done" be sald. through
ship agents. who got men IA New York 70
watch the vessels coming in ana turned
the current OF immigration that Is the
Slav immigration, Into the coal nelds.-
Have miners been obtaining homes to
any extent during the last ten yearsf was
asked.
This elicltcd the response that they had
been, with the possible exception a the
Italians who dld not settle III the United
States.
Nlr Roberts here compared the slav
standard with the native born American,
showing Il 10 be far below the standard
OF me American ,workingman., Very few
Of the miners children, he said, after thAy
had passed the age OF IA. attended school
The witness declared, In response to
questions, that a miners work II more
risky than In any other large industry.
There were more deaths IN the mines thau
on the sens, but fewer accidents,
Have you noticed the effect " saloons
on miners?' was the next question.
The number OF saloons In Schuylkill
county has decrcese1,' was the reply, and
the consensus Of opinion Is that II is due
largely 70 the miners union
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WANT COLUMN.


Rates;-onc cent per word for each and
every Insertion.
N~4~~~~~O-~O~>~-~-~-~~
For Sale-A moving machine, two
horse wagon, hack, one horse. Inquire
Mrs. M. II. Thompson, Cool Spring
Hollow.
Wanted-Smart boy to do errands.
Apply in own hand writing. Address
p. o. box 2l, Reynoldsville, Pa.
For rent-Two large store rooms cor
ner 4th and Main SITS. ]. II. Corbett.
Wanted-Girls to learn winding and
cloth picking. Apply at Enterprise
Silk Company office.
For Sale-Good COW. Inquire of g.
w. Stoke, sr.
For rent-Two houses. Inquire of S.
Shaffer.
For Sale-Town lots on Grant, Main,
Jackson, Church and Worth streets.
Inquire OF Mrs. ]. L. Test.
Belgian hares for sale. Fine stock;
prices very low. l.. M. Snyder, jack
son st.
For Sale-A seven room house, lot
go by $50 feet, in West Rey noldsville.
M. f.. Weed.
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VNTE HAVE FULLY CONCLUDED.

That anything in the way
of premiums or schemes
are an injury to our bus
mess and a damage to our
customer, so in future
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Our Foundation will be Honest
Goods

Full weights and fair
prices for cash. These will
prove money savers for
our patrons. We quote
you prices on a few staple
every day goods.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters OF administration on the estate OF
Hamilton Thompson, deceased, late OF
Brockwayville borough, Jefferson county,
Pennsylvania, having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted to said es-
tate are hereby notified TO make payment
without delay, and those having claims or de-
mands viii present them, duly authenticated,
for settlement
II. b. McCULLoUGH, Administrators
Brockwayville, Pa, July 10, 1902
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
~ CHARTER.

Notice is hereby given that an applicant
will be made TO the Governor of pennsyl-
vana on the 20 day OF Sept. 1902, by A. NJ.
Applegate, J. II. Corbett. Charles Dinger, G.
]. Kerr, Rufus Kirk, NJ &. Coleman and Wal
entitled IAN act to provide for the incorpor-
alton and regulation OF certain corporal ions" 4"
Approved April Goth, 1874 and the supple
ments thereto, for the charter OF an intend
cd corporation to be called Reynoldsville
Clay Manufacturing Co., the character and
object OF which Is to manufacture Brick, Tile,
pose TO have possess and enjoy all the rights,
benefits and privileges OF the said Act OF AS
sembly and the supplements thereto.
NJ. Nj, DAVIS, Solicitor.
Reynoldsville, Pa, Sept. 2, 1902.