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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17

Breslau, Texas.--Dear Happyhammers:
help my papa milk the cows have two
pet cats. My sister takes The Post and
/ enjoy reading the Haps' page every week
and Mrs. Fosters letters. Regards to Mrs,
Foster aud love TO the Haps,
Jessie Rowland.
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Benefits Congressman DingIey's
Son and Cures others Of Quick
and dalloping Consumption and
tuberculosis In All Forms IN
Their Own Homes Any One
Can Find Out About 1t Free
Let Every Reader of The Pos,
Write the Company at Once.
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Stuebner, Texas,--Dear EIappyhammers;
! have three pets; a little colt and two
little goats. We live a mile from the In
ternatonal and Great Northern railroad,
My sister has been writing 10 The Post a
long time l am IL years of age, Well,
MS l have nothing more to say. will close
for this time. Willie Baker.
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New Ulm. Texas.-Dear Happyhammers;
nm 8 years old aud will be . on the
10th Of September. Our school closed on
the 27th of June, but We didn't have any
examination because IT ralned so hard
have many little friends and schoolmates
OF my age. Your new little Hap,
Ernn Find.
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you send poems always say whether thev
are original or copied
20 Carrie Lea Lowe: | am riad Won are
taking such an interest In fine petitiou
about the fence around the hattlnHeid qnd
nope that all the club viii remember that
there Is prize OF $40 offered by The Post
and the San Iocinta charter Of the Dauoh-
Lers OF the Republic for the greatest mum.
Der OF signatures TO the petition. TO be
paid on the LIST Of November All petitions
are 70 be sent to me before that date, and
VIII see that they reach the members of
the legislature to whom they are addressed
To Wilma Baker: No did not spend
the Fourth Of July in New York; ! was
in Houston.
| mad four letters this week without any
names signed to them--two from KATY, one
from MabanE and partlcularly uice one
from Navnsota. Read the rules
Edna Blakey wrote on both sides of her
paner. Read rules.
TO Harry Patterson: There was no
money In YOUR letter and | was so sorry
Tor you VIII see by the Helping fund how
record how much. we need It. You ought
to sec me looking through letter for
money. / shake It and open the enve one
ana look around TO see If / have dropped
nickel or dime; and oh. dear me, how
few I have been finding lately! First
thing you know wont have money enough
TO pay the express charges on Pat Wood
cocks chair What Is the matter with
my boys and girls that they are forget
thug TO do good?
MARGARET Hadlev Foster
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nice time. know Mrs. Foster had nne
time on her trip. I would Ike TO see New
York enjoyed recalling the club talk
better than ANY OF tho letters. l thnk
Miss John writes good letters too. Nirs.
h oste' were sou nj New York on the
Fourth | suppose you Ind n nice lime.
hope all the Haps Ind nlrc time then
| viii close by sending IN album verse;
When you get married.
Aud live upstairs,
Fer PHYS sake
Don't put ON airs.
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New Tim. Texss.-Dear Happyhammers:
Just got through reading the HaPs and
many nice flowers In our yard. Our school
closed on the 9th of June. We didn't
have any examination. because II was
such bad weather. We had good rain
down here last week and it Is muddy yet.
have a nice little kitten. It's name is
Tommy. Your new Hap, Leola Find.
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influence
to
of
made OF the state anp
grand es' Vi Tue
and TO tne p
andun bot on ~ e"n VI our
ho. historic spos and the
peonle her neglect Oh
feeling they
East or West Texas t mon NIL uke
aud Its pren
We look the Nsa re hruS - ,hs
rour above mentioned t ~ V' y ~
bait Tor tsna
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17

Paige. Texas-Dear Happyhammers; /
am 10 years old and live two miles north
your summer vacation? ] spend most Of
mine IN the peach orchard and watermelon
patch. Papn has gone to Beaumont TO
work at carpenters work. on, we nave
iust had such n splendid rain! How many
Of YOU Ike to ride horseback? l do, and go
riding every Sunday afternogp and have
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
COPPER CURES
CONSUMPTION

New Treatment for Consumption
Endorsed by Member Of British
tuberculosis Congress AMT.
dotum Tuberculose" (the Cop.
per Cure) Marvel Of the Medi.
cal World Hope for All, No
Matter How Bad Off.
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Worth Its Weight in GioIS."

DIR. RApWAY & CO., New York -Gfl
tlemen: send lnclosed NJ O., for whit
ways Ready Relief aud one dozen RI /,
ways Pills Your Ready Relief 10 cons z
cred hercabouts to be worth It's weight -
r. / have handled - OH for some tiin
but consider the H. r. r. far superior
to this. MS II gives better Satisfaction
! NJ AIExANDEB
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Wilma baker,

sheldon, Texas. Dear HanpyhHmmers; !
thought wond tril you snnothlng that
might he Of interest 10 some ot the liaus
! have a friend IN the Philippine islmd ,
the country over there, Tie vrSte ut
nay be ~ Interest 70 yhu to know some
ming ~ the country mere, We are only
slightly two miles from Mania ih,S part
of the island Is al nicnntains. the le q
mud being OILY along tho coast There
Gre NO roads. only narrow pony trails ~
the hills Over thr mountains che ira s
arc So narrow sann etecp th7t y. ~ t rAn
hardly walk Tho people here arc Z 4
dark brown colcr. hit have mos ,utcil
gent looking face than the negro. tify
are smnll, only about FOUR Ic"t hgh an
speak spanish or mixture ~ piipinc
AMI Talnrue " ls summer here now aud
, never does fet cold here, bot ~ncn Ycr
have yrnr summer they have rainsy sea
sou, lasting about nvc mouths, " is 80
warm hero that the natives wear verc Vt
Ito oIothine. tho small chiidren wearing
, big shirt ny Kind II sack The mcn WEI
their shirt outside of their trousers, Tx
Cinnamon The principal fool Is rice
/ though plenty of corn IS raised w nv val
| lcys. Fruit grows everywhere and Of near
! ly all tropical kinds. The heast of hur
don Is tho cnrhlou or Filipino OK Thc'
| have twowhceled cart AMI a Kind " slei
! they use whore they can These are mn Il
/ oni of bamboo "a il everything else EV-i
cred with rice straw and grass. There nr
/ no native horses only u KIND of little pony
| hut these Monies viii outtravcl an Amori
1 can horse on any trail, ana tun stand tn
/ heat SO much better. There are 10 rail-
4 roads here and all our supplies come u.
| boats from Manila" hope Mrs Fosto
enjoyed herself. hut We are all glHd L
| welcome her back although we were wei
pleased with Miss John. As ever, SIN
I cere Hap, Fern
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Seguin. Texas.-Dear Happyhammers:
Who was the greater. Columbus or George
Washington ! will cast my vote for
wasn't near as brave as Washington. Some
one said II It had not been for Columbus
America would have been an unknown con
tnent. But If 1t had not been for Wash
ington the United States might not have
been any nation. Washington was a true
and brave man. He had five horses shot
from under him and II Columbus had had
have quit and given up. | think that ali
the Happyhammers ought to vote for
Washington for the way that he fought for
their country. Clarence W. De Lany.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17

Klein. Texas.-Dear Hnppyhammers:
live in the country FIVE miles from Klein,
am 10 years old. Have any of You been
fishing? My cousin Is visiting me from
Houston. ] have dog. 1t is New
the cows nearly every evening. Would Ike
TO correspond with some Of the Haps II
they will write first. Nv love to Mrs. Eos
ter and all the Haps. new Hap.
Winnie EGObson.
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wichita Falls, Dear uappyhanlmers; To
arms! To arms! Washington Is advanrng'
All you Columbus symrathiIcrs will please
fall into line and victory will soon he ours.
Let us not he martial to Washington he
cause he was THE Father Of Our Coup-
try" Did he accomplish more for tho
time In which he lived than Columhus2
Remember Columbus lived away back Won
der during the dark age" OF the world,
or we might say when civilization was In
It's infancy Everywhere tho poor wcrN
oppressed. There were no schools or
books, so tho peonlc we're worry poorly Cd
ucated. and when few OF the learned
no other man of his day dared attempt
II was the bolAest voyage ever under
taken by civilized man and the greatest
achievement ever recorded In history. II
took courage sublime courage, 10 face
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Rancho. Texas.-pear nanpy hammer

Rancho. Texas,-Dear Happyhammers I
have been a reader of the Haps' page a
long time so now apply for admttance. !
do not know of but three writing from this
place. ] am is years of age. Dot Glover,
come again. and tell the Haps another
dream Come on, all of you good writer's,
and tell your dreams. went to barbecue
yesterday and had n nice time. would-be
Hap, Mac Williams.
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Smithfeld. Texas.--Dcar Happyhammers;
have been reading your page for quite a
while and think 1t Is SO nice. / am "A
year old and In the sixth grade IKE
to go to school very much and am very
fond of reading Have any of YOU Hans
read Spinning Wheel Storiesf' 1t Is Just
fine I nave n few flowers. Smthhed Is
very small place. 1t has one dry goods
store and grocery store and n blacksmith
shop. Lovingly, Susie Austin
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Haps. don't vote for Columbus. but
cast Your votes for the one that was no
bic. bravo and Kind indeed, our great
George Washington, Annie T Burrls.
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Crecy. rexas-Dear Happyhnmmers:
live In the country, nine miles from Grove
ton. ana think country life so pleasant. MY
para has a splendid crop. We have hnh
ine rains. do love 10 read the d!nereut
letters. they are so interesting. Have any
az You Haps got pretty flower yards! |
haye and do love hoN ers very much. since
We have had such line rains blowing is tine
order OF the day | Will not vote in the
contest now. certainly love Mrs. Foster
already; she does give such good advice
10 the vorng people. We have thriving
,Ittie town, a lovely court house and some
beautiful residences. How many laps
canned the dots In the issue OF June ~;
There we're 5557. With love to Mrs Foster
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Form OF petition BY the members Of the
Post:
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13
DOLPHIN
Arrived in Port Early This
 Morning,

The Dolphin arrived In port at l:lo this morning with a good freight Iist and many Diwson bound passengers. She wis delayed at Vancouver several hours loaiing freight About 6a tons ot ush freight Cor Dawson WIS billed Co arrive on the Princess May. but the lrdn bearing t from ths est was delayed fifteen hours by a wlshout SO the Princess clme north and che freight vas Co be brought north by the Dolphin.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13
GOOD WEEK
Games Were Running Seven
 Days at Dawson.

wv Biln-r who recently arrived from DlWs'u. SlVS Che gambling g1meS wri- permitted Co remain open at Dawson flr 0O- week ending last Monday and thlt Che town took on the apoetrlnle ot the old days ior that lime. de says the faro t.bIss vgr S1 ,-oV isd with players that they had Go ,,1ch over slSh others Shoult- CT, lnI -blt Che money tJo high. The lDIelse.n the business was quite notice able b- slii. The EsmsS were closed Mlnllv by ,hs iolcs upon ,hs comolain, 6t Imlu who bli ldS' some money.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13
Jo,'y-Yukono. Going Inside

One ot Che most Interesting 'nt jolly group of travellers tha, have made their app-l1n,e m SE gwlv this vr7r Is that composed oi.Nrs Antlne Stante, her sister Miss Lt,tI-. Mrs. Belle b msr the Dlw- son newspaper woman, N- Me.oy Of Chiago and li,H,, M-s S'.g1-rs brother. They lr- alI lt thr Dewey hotel, 1ud all ai.h-m rt N- Melav v leave foo uwVr tomorrow This Is M-. and Miss lU-. me wg r ths interior. The others l-. ri time lJNo1er-. Mrs. N'1nI-. E. hH.H.. mJ sister win return soon
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
CATHOLIC

Erl, Mss and Holy Communion at s 1. m.
 ti.U Nl-. u.I ,-fmuu ou ih- 'r-lIu H. Nr.f.. t ..f. 1 m N'-r Mss .t.t u.t.f.r '. fb- -mil, s,h.o. HUr.r
 IH- -..mu- .Ie .IH ,etH li -.i1 with ih- i-.glau 0. ,H- Rrsuv. The lecture win ,r ,u answer Co the question. tl, Christ uII.v ta.v 1nl su7>tntllIy present. n .b- ,11~-rg1tei H1sis' After th. lecture. pfrl. blessing and BeDej.ci'on, AIlr- cordially invited
 Frb-rP H. TIu-l.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13
GUN CLUB IMPROVING
Scores Were An Higher Yesterday Than at Che iirst NJ reting.

There WAS a marked .mpr vemsnt in the shooting 5f ,Br Nk1gw,y Gun Club ai th. Se.oni meeting vrS,eTtiy afternoon. Ab.ur tbe lm- members shot vsS,erIlv a, previously md the SclrsS were lli high er. E R. NcDsul.j 1cun mlde the best r-,0-I. Three pools oi i1ur elch were m J- up inI ,ho, .o-, and Mr. M,DOnali won tSo af jb- ,b-et lnI w. Pool-v got lNlv with 1ue pool
 The NtUu Gun Club desires Co match a team l.l.nst one from the SS,gway c.us, and 70 |, probl5le thlt there win br a coG- test t-ive long.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13
WIRE DOWN
Dominion Line Is Flat
 Once More.

The Dominion wir, to the states is down on,e more lt broke near Hlzleton Fdily afternoon lnI lt o'clock last night was st.l. down.
 This my c. why che Alaskan Is not able ih.s morning to give further progress ol ihr Trey mn hunting episode,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13
Returned From Lpwi. Lake

Superintendent RlEss DO, Engineer Hihp r-ur-I ls' night lt l5:3I to the general m.nIg-. private car from the iu- Spr.ti1D of fH. filling o, Che Lewis lake bridge Ilev say the work there is pro- .r-,>rg stis,l,,1u.v They wen, over InIly evening.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13
BAPTIST CHURCH

Sev..ss at Che camer of Main and F1urh streets
 Morning service at tI and evening ssrvile ~.
 Services at Che Elp,.s, church ,oilv S usual.
 The evening subject wiI bs. "vln ihs Fries, forgive lhs sins 0, MJ-,I.>'' All are cordially welcome.
 Rev. O. s. Clevenger Pastor.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13
FarslIon In This Marnin .

The Fu1.5n e.ched Juneau las. night tt 6ou,,k and w.u arrive here this tore n5oo. Capt Llngf,t of ths UDi,si States amy, IS . passenger on the FirllIcn in' h- b., been inspecting 5ll lhe Alaskan lighthouses NIthhluDJ.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13

Uundrets 0f eyes read the advertising columns 0f the Alaskan elch day. They can theSr columns closely. Business men do you want resuitS2 We have the proper medium. Phone 70 for ths man wI,h the rate card Co call
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13

The Seattle Roncmnn praught Beer is lhe best and most expensive draught beer made in Seattle For sale at the Sc attle saloon. corner State and Sixth ave. 'us g.: .-iialats
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13
Good Groceries Cheap

We hlye il,i r,,-.y,i tv ihe steamer Dol- pa.u 'he following good things Fresh Onions. ? hHu,hs> ''r. ........ s, Fresh PlJ.he.. baa.hs, 'e- ...... 90 SrsSu Ru-bu., 4 pounds fo- .......... 2S, Flesh New Potatoes. 4 rounds ior.... 25,
 Gresa prls H5t-h0a,- Lettuce, Apples, Ou1Res .ul Bl0lUls
 An of our glass jars of jams and
 jc.Hes. regular price 3jc, now. Dc Preserves. 2tb t.u-. regular price
 2jc. reduced to................. 2Oc Extra Standard fru.L-i To tins,
 regular price 15-, reduced Jo... 2Oc This iuc.uie- peaches, pears, pruncs.
 strawberries. ra-phcrrig- and cherrie- Best Noca and Java Coffee, reg-
 0lar price lOc rcduccd Co ...... lOc gOc. Tea reduced tl............. 6oc GOc. Tea reduced to.............. 5Oc 35c Coffee reduced to............ 2jc 7lc. North Yakima butter, ? 10
 ug.ck. reduced tO... ........... 6jC 2Oc Oys,.y- reduced tO........... l5C 2jc. Oysters reduced to........... 2oC Rest Brand Clans. 9 cans for. ... 2iC l5c. package Talked Wheat. ..... lOy All spices and extracts at reduced
 prizes.
 % lbs. oi Sugar for slUO with every
 $500 worth of goods.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

C1rne- FInh 1u1 Man streets Morning sery.,e at TI a. m. Evening sery.,e, > g. m Epwo-h League lt G1o D. m. SunIly s,Bl1l I, Is.JSp. m. Morning t1r'.. Christian Morality ls taught .u sermon on ths Mount" " Evening ,cp.t. "Ihe Twentieth Cen tury ChrsuIn.
 Al ore cordially invited
 Rev M A. C0v.ugton, Pastor.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13
TET-EIIEEIAN 0HUECH

MUunl worship. nam. Sunday shl.. I.I5 p.Hr. Cha,j..u tul..,.rst DO. Evening s-r,..e If SD. m. Morning sgHs,'. "Ds- Coni->Si1n- some Of Fundamental R-,1,mel Beliefs. Dr. Young v.I speak in tn- evening on The G.,p-. Pr.uor.e ot I,S,Ih,Itiou by Faith. as h-II by pu'rs,U,s ' Spellimls.- tv tH- -1o.r. NI ore cordially Invited,
 N.U Harrison. pJS,0r
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13

Get prices lt Royal Launiv iur family work, special rates In rough dry. next Co new electric plmt.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13
ErrsrorAI cuUEcU

s. SI.ur, Church. S,h Ave nd St,t- s.
 Sixth SuuI1y it-l Trinity. Holy C0mmus.ug. Z a. m. Morning p1vsr and sermon, lt 3. m. Evrus10E a0i ,e-m'r. SD. m. Sunily s,rH0.. tc.tSp. M1 I.nE 'ug.. "H-iy-uIN iuTri,e. Eyuu. ug... "B--.l u tb- Wlis.. ness.
 Wsrk day s-r..,-e, 2 a. on. and 2 9. or. All are -HInl.y welcome.
 Rev lanes Co Cameron, Ee.tlr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13

The advertising columns of the Duly Alaskan ars the peoples exchange mart.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13

F Rent ane For sais cards for .aIs at Ihis ofnca
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13

The hnest porcelain bath tubs at the Phi. cicaI b1fhe'Shop. Opposite ths Board of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13

F,r good laying hens. 60 Co Bosworth & Asge,s. They have them in any qusnt.- ty. Broadway. near Sixth avenue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13

Fresh hsh ln any quantity at Peter M1is-n's Seattle wharf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13
Franks Grocery,

Corner eth and SAa;e Sts.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13

Spring chicken at the Pa,k rraIn res taurlnt.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-13

New La,s Curtains at E.R. Peoples
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
SENIOR CLASS GIVES FAIR
High school students Entertain TheiI
Friends with PrOht to
Both sides.

For three hours yesterday afternoon the
new High school building was crowded
with visitors to the fair given by the
senior class. Many OF the recitation rooms
were handsomely decorated with posters and
other art work, which was offered for sale.
One Of the rooms was presided over by
girls dressed in Grecian costumes. Boys
of the senior class looked after a handsome
! display Of work lone by the manual train
ing department.
A literary and musical program was given
in the auditorium on the second floor.
| Miss Mcintosh and Miss Mary Bedwell
| played a piano duet. Miss Minnie Hitler
gave a reading. Mr.. Kelkenny and Mr..
Kelly debated, and Mr.. Louis Meyer played
a flute solo. At the conclusion of the lit
erary program this senior girls defeated the
Junior girls at q game of basket ball.
An old-fashioned spelling school and an
auction sale Of posters afforded much
amusement. The posters sold were repre-
sentative of events in the history of the
various classes in the High school and the
bidding for f~avorite pictures was keen.
The receipts Of the fair and the annual
Register contest were about $3.50. This
sum Will be expended In purchasing q
piece of statuary to be left in the High
school building as a memorial to the class.
Handsome banners OF red n white satin
we're presented to the Second battalion,
the winners in the spelling contest and to
the senior basket ball team.
The war OF the roses. the reds and the
whites. came to an end yesterday after
noon, and the whites defeated their oppo-
nents by a score Of Q TO l. The reds and
the whites are the opposing sections Of the
senior class at the High school. Each
section issued a special edition Of the High
School Register. The contributions to the
two Registers were marked by judges. and
the whites won the decision. The points
won by the whites were ss follows: Prose
literature. 8; fiction. 2; poetry. 81; sales. 2
The reds won the following points;
SQuibs. /; cover, 1; ps-ters. ?.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
LOCAL %BREVlTIES.

Edward Coyle. jr.. has asked the county
court to make him administrator of the
estate Of his father Edward coyle' valued
Frederick Taska seeks to show the dis
trict court that, as Minnie Taska has not
% Dss1 a WIN We'll ni be S diTos Mare They we're mar,
ried February "a 1884.
Ethel b. IAttIeheld petitions for, divorce.
,nfo TpnmS n: the court %sr m dhas Lpul Feb k5saenel Il.
1890, deserted her In January of last year
and has not supported her since.
OF Omaha were married in Council Bluffs
yesterday afternoon by Justice Ferrier.
The groom was 20 years OF age while the
bride blushingly admitted she was % years
Judge Dickinson has ordered. Aat the
Omaha Cattle Loan company bd subsu-
as defendant in the action OF the Farmers"
and Merchants National bank OF Fremont
against Helm and that company.
In her report as administering OF the
estate OF her husband, Henry y. Good
man. who died March p, 1901. Carrie M.
Goodman gives the valve Of the estate
81, OSO.lS. and the receipts as $s,sOS,14.
Judge V~insonhaler has continued until
February 2 v 1h1 hsaris6 IN Tae sne SUIT f,o OF MAE ar
estate of her husband. John Withheld,
$1,000 alleged to be due on two notes, one
other January 2, 1895. ga.
BY the explosion Of a lamp in the room
ing house at 1871 Cunning street at 10
and part of the carpet Of one Of the rooms
IN the second story We're damageG TTh Inc
damage amounted to about $40.
John Theodore Wing. born In Ieaven-
worth, Kan, December p, 1878. has asked
the district court to o~fncially change his
plains that FIVE years ago he went to live
with a Frederiek COOPER and that since
| Cooper and has done business under that
name.
Rosa B. GrIswoid. who states that she
Is a creditor Of the estate Of John 1. Miles
county court to remove Andrew Miles as
executor and appoint a successor to him
ayerIing that he has removed 20 Ssn5ornia
has left the affairs OF the estate In an
unsettled condition.
Flora b. Brown AYERS that she has found
Pearl Brown not as good as his nh me-
maiden name OF Porter. They were mar,
she alleges that ne. has not supported he
since October OF that year, that ne ma
been an habituai drunkard and hat he hai
threatened to XIII her.
Or. T. p. Davis has filed an afidavit II
the district court asking a c~onlnnanc'
Of the Injunction suit OF DR.. J. c. WINNER
Omaha Medical college to prevent its en-
tering into a nve-year contract with peal
hunS Inc ~tinea 49, M.
existence In May, 1909.
In Judge slabaugh's court a jury ha
been secured and the trial OF the persona
Omaha Street Railway company has be
gun The amoun asked Tor Is 10000, n
case having been tried twice before, tn
jury ~disagreeing In both Instances. Tn
case was not called until 2 y m. yester
day and when court adjourned Boesen MIN
he came to be hurt by street car d
South Omaha