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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-14
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON
Southern Pacific Excursion from Lake
Charles 10 Galveston.
TWENTY-IHREE CARS IN THE TRANS
Two Sections Were Found Neo.sssry
Beaumont Sent the Banner Crowd
to the Island City

inc first excursion Of the lona yo.soo
was operated yesterday hy tho sontSoru
iuclhc from Lake Charles 10 Galveston
II was success beyond the most o,rnos,
hopes OF the promoters. Tho weather vas
net All that could be desired either h,t
III the face of this fact Il was found mo-.
vssary TO run the train In two sectinns
ne hrSt section left Lake charles .t
""ock aud the second at $40. Al toto
mares 900 passengers got aboard and AZ
orahge 100 were waiting. At Beeumopt
III more were added. From port Artb,,r
delegation of srycnty-nve showed nm
INA at all the stops between beaumont and
ild"uS'"u large numbers were nickel nt
tue tfdlh was made M of fourteen oars L.,
,nuG urSt section and nine In tbe srrnpJ
Wren houston was reached Tho br.t tr.'i',
was crowded and many were ron,n.li'd -,
NWt Tor the second. BY tho tin1n G,i,cg
''h was male the number nf pypurSiof,i. q,
2UCn FP''N'ui"Itu crosse on io
Excursion Agent Richter was in ch,rca
vi we Ilalh and he was delighted hrvrnd
vApr'slSon mt the success of tho openir,.
tun'., IL me weather had been to our uk
lug, Sald Mr. Richter. I'VE Womb h,v,
.uu ,nIriN-hve cars In the train instead Of
IiWI9,Hily three. But even nj this We are moi
kicking very hard" W.
ne TWO sections passed throuoh Itoustoo
'"7' hiRhl on the return journey east
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Oakland Entries.

Flve-eighths Of mile selling -Lunga,
Jennie Hughes l07, Knockings, Catholic
1l2, Srene 1O7, Ursula 112 Sterling Tow.
ers 107 Annie Max liz. Fitting. Yankee
Lass, AZarine 1O7.
One-half mile. selling. 2year-ods 4
Amorna, Len Reno, Little Margaret Io3,
Lizzie Rice 113 Carinetto lO3, Toto Grn-
tiot Rey Del Sierras. OXclln, Orayiva Don
Ami 100, Dick Roberts 10. Estoy PiSto
loG, Tom Mitchell 1903, Escaroia lO7
One and onc-eghth mile, selling ~
Fonse 10, Lena l12. Ulm IA. Forest King
1906 Major Hooker III. Brutal 10, Picador
III Plan Id, Compass los. Royal Prize
100 La Borga 1l2, Bllly Lyons lis.
Seyeneighths ~ mile. selling -Dollie
Wcithon 107, San Luton 06, Sir Aampton
H. Sclluus % Billy Moore 100 Golden
Light 1O6. Sly III. El Oricnte 1OG Ada n
III, Administer 9S, Firs, Shot 100. Varro
112
Mic. selling -Redwald IO1. Rio shannon
1O4, Marshal Mel 100 Autolee 1O7 Aloha
H. 101. Gawaine 100, EOnic 1O4. Obla 1Gi
Captain Gaiues, Free Lance 1O4. Idaho
Chief %
Three fourths Of q mile. selling Mara.
schinn Uranus 100 Merops 10T Our Lizzle
il5, Dorian 100 Ilburon III. Pen Ida iI5'
Lass Of Langdon 100. skip Nc liz, Prestano
1O9, Mike Strauss III lutrepido ia.
Weather clear; track fast.
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TEXAS MARRIAGES.

SPARKS THOMAS Yoakum, Texas,
Aprll s. Miss Pearl Thomas ana MIR. G. l..
Sparks Were united In marriage at the resi-
deucc OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. \. Thomas ut $ O'Clock yesterday even
Ing, Rev w J. Johnson Of the Methodist
church performing the ceremony. Mr. and
Mrs Sparks will make loakum their home
ENANS-GtLLULY. Big Springs. Texas.
April no. Robert l.. Evans. 4 prominent
Dawson county ranChmHu, and Miss Mabel
Glluly " this place were married at .
O'Clock last evening at the munse Of Rev.
q. 6. Jones. pastor OF the Presbyterian
church.
BEASLEY HUGHES Mcxla, Texas.
April I.-Nestcrday at the residence OF Nj
Dick Herring In Ibis city Mr. Horny -
HcuSley OF Calvert and Miss Jennie Hughes
ot this city We're married. Rev H. r. All
dredge officiating. They will live In Cal.
vert
MILLIKEN. BOWDON. -Ralinger. Texas.
April 1O.-Lcwis Mllikcn and Miss Tia Bow
don. daughter OF G.. s. Bowdou. editor Of
the Runucls County Ledger. were married
here last night at the home of the bride
parents IN West Eud
M'KINNON-TONEY Ennis. Texas. April
7--Mr. Nelson McHhnon Of Los Angeles.
CAL aud Miss Georgia Toncy ot this city
were married In Los Angeles on Sunday,
March 30
-DOLAN.- Cypress Top. Tex
as April IS Miss PNcic Dolan and Mr..
Gus Froclich were married at noon today
by Rev H. G. Bcrnann
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REPUBLICANS HOPEFUL.
Expect Plain Sailing ia Final Passage
Of Reciprocity Bill.
DEBATE MAY CLOSE NEXT THURSDAY.
Known in Advance that the Democrats
viii Have No Chance to Secure
Amendments.

Washington. April l3.-Thc leaders Of the
house expect to see the CUBAN reciprocity
lin passed by the present week. but
they admit that the debate may De pro
longcd SO that the final vote viii not be
reached until next week Proceeding, ~
the debate is, without rule 1t can be
drawn ont practically a. long as anybody
desires to speak, but the leaders believe
the general debate Will exhaust hseit
Thursday Mt the latest Mr.. DaiZell VIII
close the general debate Ia favor NJ the
hill. When the measure IS thrown optu
ful amendment under the I'VE minute rule.
n great number of amendments VIII he or
feed bV the democrats with view TO
opening up "a way for amending the SEIZED
ules ot the Dingley tarin law. Il Is known
IN advance thar all such amendments VIA
be held TO bu not gcrmane 60 the MI
whose TITLE provides for reciprocity with
Cuba and ouly amendments raising or low
ering the amount proposed IN the conceS-
sion will be held TO be Ia O. der. Appeal
will he taken from the rulings ui the chair
on the general tarin amendments butWt Is
certain that Win poSsihi e. ION,
the appeals VIII he uusucCesstul mat tN-
cputiun may he the amendment TO take the
diicrcuital on refined sugar u j, admit
ted on both sides OF the chamber that the
real Eght will come GA that amendment. 4
number os republicans who are opposed to
the bill have Announced that they VIII
vote TO override the chair on that PROPOSE
tion ana the democrats expect e. be- able
tc EAST n solid vote FOR It The weakness
OF the position Of the friends of this prop.
ositiou is that the test viii not couie d.
rectly On the amendment but on t1c rutug
of the chair. II motion To- recommit
with instruCtionSNto report back sucU an
amendment Is made II viii De held not no
be- la order under the general theory ~
parliamentary law that the house can not
instruc. the committee to do what it itself
can not do.
The republican opposition t. the bill rs
shown luSl Tuesday ON the motion az 70
omit of lfa
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ToDAY's RACES.
Memphis Entries.

Mile and an eighth.-Uncle Tom 1l3 Men
ace III, Glade Run los. searcher 1O7, jos
sic Jarboc 1902
One mile, selling Edith Q 103. Inclden-
tai lol. Mr.. Poneroy %, Mamie j. "a. Free
Admi sSin a. Josie +. 13 Miss CARA o.
Florrie 5. s., King La-ins Sc. Emathron -,
rhreefourths of a mile, purse Noblcman
112, Ice King 100, Federal 100. Wild Pirate
lG6, Ampcre lo6, Tom Collins 1O4. Sir Chris
tcpher 1O1. Toah 0S. Duke Of Connnugat
%, Lee Nutter %, H1peGeld 90
Mile purse-Mr Rose 125 Felix Bard
10 c. B. Campbell rs, Lord QueN JOG,
Terra Flrma. Lou Woods o.
NinesiXtecnths OF a mile. selllng-Prince
OF Endurance lO6, Elizabeth Anderson. Ger
many 1u5, Gallant Smith 1914, John Carney
1u2, Araxes, Courage 100, Dincro 90. Votary
~. Nestla. Cherokee Lass 81.
Mile. selling -Trebor no Satin Cnat 1O7
Mr.. Phinlzy, Monas 106, Walkenshaw los
Elsie Bramblc l0i. lie" King loo. Pay the
Fiddler 0S, Plead %, Drummond 90
Raining track heavy.
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SENATE FORECAST

Washington, April 13.-lu accordance
with tho agreement reached on Friday last
the senate on Wednesday will vote on the
Chinese exclusion bill ami the present uu.
Outstanding is that the Philippine govern
mcnt hill will be taken up Immediately ar
forward. II Is probable. however that the
Philippine bill will he soon broken In on
by the calling mp Of the rivers unl bIrhorS
hill. Being an appropriation bill II can
be taken M NJ any time. but II l. not the
desire of the committee TO have II cousl1-
cred until there shall hnvr bceu 70 chance
offered 10 make further amendments In tho
committee. That opportunity Win not ha
Tovidcr 'uril + 'Trsday, following the vot"
on the Chinese bill
The opponents ~ the Chinese bin viii
press their fight from this time forward
ard II they hnd that they can NOT secure g.;
recolrmlttal they viii concentrate their
Efforts on proposed amendments ESpccini
effort viii be madc 20 secure the adoption
Of the Piatt substitute. There will he a
nnml ~ of short speeches on the bin Mon
day and Tuesday, and I'm addition g., these
Senators Foraker and McLaurln IS. O. have
given Notice Of set SPEECHES for MnnGay.
\ portion of the dly Saturday uilI d. dc
yotc1 10 eulogie- OIL the late Senator Kyle
Is. n. b.
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III Southern Paoiflo on Tanks.

The great oil tanks Of the Southern
Pacific at AlGicrs and Lafayette have been
finished, and now the tanks at Berwick
and Lake Charles are well under way.
When these two tanks are completed, and
they will be within the next month or so,
The task Of changing the engines on the
Atlantic division to burn oil will he he
gun at once The company has the equip
ment ready for changing something over
100 locomotives, and once start Is made
II will not be long before the change IS
finished. As soon as all the locomotives
have been changed to oil burners the
Southern Pacific ferries and tugs at New
Orleans will be adapted to the use Of oil
as a fuel. Before the year is over the
chances are that not a pound OF coal Will
be used on the line between New Orleans
md IInnStnn.
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Barsc 1--we Stock Commission company.
DESTRUCTIVE PRAIRIE DOGS

san Angelo, Texas, April l0.-In conse-
qucnce Of the lack Of rain and shortness OF
the range, stockmen are again waging a
war Of determination against the prairie
dogs, the it'll, pests which annually con
sumo tons upon tons Of grass
That there has been a considerable "de
up of cattle In some parts Of this see
tlOn is evidenced hv the many loads Of
hides which are being brought Into this
marker.
So scarce is the grass In some parts that
clashes are threatening between pasture
owners and herd movers.
Yearlugs are very slow sale. though some
lunches Of choice good coors are moving
at Sl4
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Reaumont Az contrIbute

Beaumont Texas, April Is. The Eiks
last night raised $lUo Tor the benent OF the
Iapuh county sufferers. II was raised at
the smoker. which was given as one Of the
festive events Ia connection With the re-
moyal OF the club into It's new quarters.
move Is taking form 60 get add.
uoual subscriptions up tomorrow, though
NO enc seems TO bc SO the head Of It, and
u may fall through for lack uf leader.
Tue people hcrr would respond literally
should the OH exchange or any kind OF
commltto take hold of H. and this will no
doubt Ice done az once.
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Don't Accent counterfoits-

bruises. burns and other wounds nothing
EQUALS Dewiit's Witch Hazel salve Don't
accept counterfelts. None genuine except
DeWitt's. ~ have suffered since 1855 with
protrudng. bleeding piles. and until re-
gently could ind no permanent relief" SAYS
j. r. Gcrsll Of 81. Paul Ark Finals I
tried ncNitis Witch Hazel Salye, which
soon completely cured me,
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L. and A. Competition.

Texarkana. Texas, April l2The Louisi
ana aud Arkansas railroad was completed
today TO Winfield. La. l2s miles south Of
Stamps. Ark The new section penetrated
by the Louisiana and Arkansas Is consid-
cred the most prolific pine region in the
world and will doubtless add 10 the impe-
tus I'm the lumber trade Of the country
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Pushina tte Lanpasas Extension.

Austin, Texas April 13.-Mr. NJ A.
Westcott. one OF the business agents OF
the Central, is here on business. and states
that work on the Lampasas extension from
Burnet across is progressing rapidly, and
Contractor Hughes is well pleased with
the work SO far.
Fifteen additional teams passed through
here yesterday OF their way 10 the eN-
tension field. and this increases the num-
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GENERAL FITzHueH LEE.

Something About the Famous Contcd-
crate General
New Orleans Picgyuuc,
General Lee is one OF the most interest
ing characters on the stage Of American
history today Descended from Light
Horse Harry Lee aud Admiral Lee and
connected with the Curtiscs and the
Washiugtons his family has taken load
ing part in National affairs since the
birth Of the republic. Ills own carecr
has been duguarly adventurous aud inter.
eStins Graduating from West Point in his
youth, he served as lieutenant OF cavalry
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LIVE STOCK.


REVIEW OF East st. LOUIS Market.
National stock Yards, H., April 1l.-An
kinds " good quality fat steers in the quar-
autiuc division this week sold about steady.
closing strong to 1Oc higher but ON the
medium kinds, especially light weights. It
Is from ljc to 2jc lower. Cows 1Jc 10 2jc
lower, canncr COWS very dun at the late
decline. Bulls steady; calves Zoe to 81 per
head lower.
The first grass steers of the season,
shipped from southern Texas, were on the
market this week, weighing from so To
$50 pounds. sold at $50 to S4.S0. They
were very fair flesh for this season Of the
year.
Rarse Live Stock Commission romnnnN
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q a ~ IT q II Ia.
Bears the a The Kind You Have hlBaYS Bougfi
signature Of IENAzIZa<


Fort Worth, Texas, April r. Morgan
Jones who recently went TO Cuba for the
purpose Of Investigating railroad prospects,
has returned to this city. but has little to
say Of the situation. II has been rumored
ne Is 70 be associated with syndicate that
Is endeavorlng 70 get control Of the rail
roads ~ that country. u Is definitely
known that the colonel has been since lie
iett Fort Worth converting his property
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RaII oames DeeIared on.

Tho second game between the Denlson.
Sherman team OF the Texas league and the
Flremen OF this city was knocked ont yes.
terday by the rain. Owing 10 the uncer.
tainty of the weather the game scheduled
FOR today has been called ON The yig'
tors left for home last night.
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RELIEF FOR zApArA.

More Than a Thousand Dollars Sub
seribcd at San Antonio.
san Antonio Texas, April i3.At a mass
meeting held In the interest Of zapata
county drouth sufferers at the opera house
tonight Si095 was subscribed. The meet.
Ing was participated IN rs clergy Of the
city Rev. s. j. Harris heinz elected chaiy-
man OF committee TO make thorough can.
yass fos additional funis and supplies. Re
lief work Will he pushed right along.
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Anril -Four lack Ns,us

The April number " the -Four Track
News, issued by the passenger department
Of the New York Central and updsnn Riycr
railroad, has been received IL Is replrtc
as usual, with interesting matter aud con.
tulhs large number Of handsome Views.
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Beauty and Strength


Are desirable You are strong and vigor-
GUS when your blood is pure. Many-nay,
most-Women. fail to properly digest their
food and 50 become pale. sallow, thin and
weak. while the brightness freshness and
beauty Of the skin and complexion, depart.
Remedy this unpleasant evil by eating
uourlshing food. and taking a small dose
OF Herbne after each meal 10 digest what
YOU have eaten. SOC az A. i. keslings.
Herbine Cures
Fever and Ague dose will usually stop
VIM. NJ. Stroud. Midlothian, Texas, May
Al 1929 writes I'VE have used Herbine
m our family for eight wears and found
it the best medicine We have ever used Tor
Ia grippe. bilious fever, and malaria, JDc
at A. E Kiesling's.
Walks Without Clutches.
was much afflicted with sciatlcl, writes
Ed C. Mud, Iow0ville, Sedgwick county
Kan, Hgoing about on erutches ani suuer-
ing a deal OF pain. | was induced 70 u.
Rallard's Snow Linimfnt which relieved
me. / used three zoe bottles. IL is the
greatest liniment | ever used; have recon-
mendcd 4 TO a plumber OF persons, an ex-
press themselves as being benefited by u.
i now walk without crutches. able to per-
form a great deal Of light labor on the
farm" 25c. soc and 500 az A. d. Mes
lings
Save the Loved Ones
Mrs Mary A Nliet. Newcastle. Coo;
writes. ~ believe Billiards. Horehound
cine. and will do all that Is claimed Tor
H. and II is 80 pleasant 10 tske, Ny nttls
girl wants 70 take il when she has no neso
for t." Billiards. HOrebound syrup Is ine
great cure for all pulmonary ailments zoe
zoe and Sl.o0 at A. L. kiesling.
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CATTLE sHIpMENr

Yoakum, Texas, April 12-Messrs. Huff
Stutler Brothers Of Georgetown today shlp-
ped lG3 fat steers 20 Kansas city, these
Icing part OF those recently purchased
Il ON Pr ] a, Ycungkin. The San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass railroad Is doing n good
business in cattIe shlnment now.
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''HsRN PACIFIC suReLARlEs.

bsv, investigation by Chief Black
~ /, and Detective Smith.
,tii,a, Vllce Blackburn and Chief Of
/ beam y" Smith returned yesterday
Bookings where they investigated
.aiel HI q gang suspected OF Icing
I'm par,sdng numerous hurglaries III
(. y ibe ny pox ears thar have taken
Blseklip,esss two months I'm this cIty,
ras spcco Said last night that his
n az tbs 'Ssstul In thar he located
r. AMI property stolen from the
"a lnres, Effective Smith made n
cue Ia iia55. ION, the result OF which
~ follow y IN number OF arrests
'ue recovery of the qools.
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Corscana Texas. April 1o-Mr. Abe
Howard an employe of ]. E. whlteselles.
was caught in large belt: to save him.
self he threw his full weight on his arm.
breaking it, He was considerably bruised
otherwise.
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r. .o'ter's Local Forecasts

I Nv s.,ssosr hours Of 5 p ,. n aeeS Of
N !, Cool
q a., a@oleratIns.
y W. .llef
~ u. Il III aliher.
threatening.
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her Of teams now at work 10 over 2o1
nc W2rS + not being confined 10 any one
conducted ~ half dozen different places.
rains VIII be running over the extension
by November I
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holdings into cash and some time ago sofa
us mining interests I'm Missouri and Colo
RADIO Tor moro than a million and halt
dollars lie sull has heavy Interests In
NoI0IadQ, rexhs and Old MeXlcn.
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Prescription No. 2S51, by Elmer 6 Amend.
will not cure all complaints, but n will
cure rheumatism. u, Il. schmidt, HOus.
ton. Texas, sole agents.
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sHeRIFFs, DEPARTMENT.

EsTayed or Stolen.-Left rrott on April
6, 1902, one dark bay mare with black manr
her neck, with ring in collar: shod in front.
left forefoot split on inside; I'm line Ok
about S or years old; II or IL hands high;
weighs about 1000 pounds. Liberal reward
will be given 10 anyone taking her up and
writing me at Newton, Texas r. 4. How.
ard, sheriff Newton county, Texas.
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I: flss sack Root Liver Pills.
I 9sefk Root active principle obtained
NJ i pr,, and leave No 10 IN w d 1fss
ass1c e ~ no sick stnmscb WI
nstipation. Price as cen y
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Gonzales Texas, April 1l.-AH officers
look out for bay horse about IA hands
nigh, about ~ years old. branded ICP on
the left shoulder saddle marks on back.
This horse was stolen at Rancho, Gonzales
county. on the night OF April o. Address
all information 20 Jesse Dennis at Rancho,
Gonzales county, or +. NJ Fly, sheriff Con
zales county.
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Crockett Texas. April l2.-Stoien In No
vember. 1901. from o. w. Ellison. one gray
horse about "A hands high branded G on
left shoulder; has a white nose: paces near
IS all the time when ridden STOLEN by u
man and disposed Of from here Ia Jackson
vile. don't know Just where; had on horse
r very good saddle, made by Bynum a.
Bird Crockett. Texas. ! Will pay IS for
horse and $3.50 for saddle, or any informa.
ton leading 10 their recovery. Address o.
Vs. Ellison, or A. w. Phillips constable.
at this place.
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|,m.n. Express Train Arrive go = ?. m
|s6sfn ..,,'co,ir,' Dsnot
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cr.na ceairhl Depot
:, IO.I;.m Arrive No. r'' 3'S9 p "
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,rpnlD SCHEDULE.


.nns,n Arrive No 9 100 p. N
iu;gg .No.Ie.4.OO a. N
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~nr, m Arrive No. =. 900 an
! -pss6 q Arrive No, ! 10 90 p m
4 sn Arrive No. O. 200 pm
y tani , Suniays Oniy
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RATES FOR PAY LOCALS.
5 cents per line for one day.
3 cents per hne each day for 3
days.
2 cents per line each day for
/ week or more.
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FOR SALE-One span of bay
mares 4-years old; one span of
bay horses 4-years old. Also a
lot of unbrcke stuff of same breed.
Can be seen at my residence on
" est Hill, corner, Dakota avenue
and 9sh street. MATT Chiffon.
Ms Sophronia Mcintosh OF
Marion, Kansas, is visiting her
sister, Mrs n. L. Bagby on 9tt
street.
@ LosT-Vest pocket memorandum
containing Royal Hotel meal tick
ct in fayor Of S. F. Glass. Leave
at this office and receive reward.
F. W. Dale came over from HC
bart to look after interests il
Chickasha.
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Lost strayed or Stolen. ]

One gray mare about IL years
old, branded "C'' on jaw; one 3
year old black mule, mealy nose,
no brand; one 2 year old filly,
black, no brand.
Any information leading to the
recovery of the above named stock
will be rev arded at this Office, or
address Box 525, Chickasha. L. T.
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Coming Thursday, March 9th.
"The Gilpins" Hypnotists-the
only operators who ever played
six Successful weeks in New York
city-and became famous by induc
ing a prolonged hypnotic sleep
lasting for tirty days, and demon
strating to the scientific world the
good results obtained by Hypno
tic influence They are now Civ
ing their entire attention to pre-
senting the funny side of Hypno
tism on the stage. VIII appear at
Wagner Opera house March 27
Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents. La
dies free the first night only.