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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-11-01
TsI.rhsne Hain7sI
CHARLESL WEBB
Court Reporter,
S11 Ogden Bldg. 81 clark Sc,
csn.ralS..pogaPssr. Chicago.
GIFTS

Joseph n. Hudlun, Chief Janitor OF
the Board Of Trade. and all Of the
other AnO-Amecricans WHO are con
usotsd With Il in any way are wording
tooth and toenal tor the election Of
Thomas Z. Barrett and Thousands Of
other AFRO Americana win vote for him
on election day.
JOAn J. Zen Jr., the COlOred Croker
Of Nsw York, claims 1000 Negro votes
for Coler in New York CITY. When he
appears at the Holman House head
quarters he is accompanied by his
private SECRETARY, Under TammAny
Han and van WICK. Bell says, the
.eolored Dsnocrats had 100000 worth
.of patronags. while under the Low ad-
nipistration they have . porter In the
mayors once and a detectiEe IN the
district attorneys oHBos, both places
being worth 5000 3 year.
The Chicago GIIllnolsJ Broad Az In
forms rs that Bro. JsR Thomas, once
pastor Of ChicagO's leading Nero
Baptist church. has been removed as
shepherd from said flock. II this Is
true, julie Taylor has won q great VIC
tory, regardless Of what those may
say who do not agree with him.-The
Tribune-Press. Pueblo, Colo,
Mr.. Tribune-Press, It Is true that
Rev Jasper F. Thomas has been kicked
out Of oliyet Baptist church, and with
in a few days Rev. 2. ]. Fisher, Of
Nashville. Tenn, win be Installed a.
its new pastor, and after a long and
bitter fight The Broad Az succeeded
in convincing the people that Rev.
Jasper F. Thomas had been for years
engaged in fim-hAmming those Who
belonged to Qliyet Baptist church.
James H. Moody, editor Of the Junior
Church organ, known as The Moni-
tor" some way OF other mixed up with
Mss Elizabeth Robertson, who It ap-
pears was one OF his several lady
lovers. The fracas occurred Monday
evening near 2sth and state streetsyand
In the tussel and fight It seems that
sither Mr.. Moody on Miss Robertson
had a revolver and when the smoke
cleared away Miss Robertson was
rounded In the arm. She was taken
% the Proyident Hospital and the doc
iors claim that she win recover frum
he effect Of the shot When the
police officers attempted to arrest Mr..
Moody he fought like a mad demon
md large crowd Joined in to assist
him In beating back the policemen.
But after much delay the police sue
'eeding in landing him, and now he
. out on bonds pending the trial.
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AGENTS FOR the BROAD Ak.

Prom on and after this date The
Broad Az can Be found on sale at the
following places:
william Goetz. dealer in CIGARS and
tobacco. al Z. SSH street
A G. MarshaIl. nsWEtand and book
store. 1904 state street
b n Faulkner. dealer IN cigars ana
tobacco. s10l STATE street
A. =. TerTa1on's CigAr Store ana
News Stand. 1sfs STATE street
Eduard Felixs clelr Store, SIS
sea street y. = Corner Armour Ave.
Ms. Liuian Ben. Fancy Dress Max
e.. ~ W f7th ST
p Wears Cigar Store. $50. 3Stk
Street.
Turner Wiliiam,s Cisar aad News
stand. 2sos Armour Ave.
~ Bradbuyz New DsDOt as7o
corisans cIslr store aad NsRs
stand. asol state street.
News ltons and advernssnents ieft
Il thess places EilI ma thesr way
into tie oolunns q ne Brcad Ak
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FOr clerk Of re Supreme Court
John L. Pickering, Springfield
STATE TTeasuer-Gsorss Duddls.
ston. Chicago.
superintsnsent Of Pubic Instruction
-Anson L hiss. HIIlsboro
Trustees Of tie State UnivoFsity-
Dr. Julia Holmes Smith. Chicago; J.
A. White, Urbana; S. s. Paxton. Non
mouth.
Clerk Of Appellate Court Third Dis
triet-J. n Baker. sullivan,
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couNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Robin b ouEAp, James = Daley,
Timothy Cruize, Thomas GailsgheF,
Jo~ob Grain. Prank J, Vayricsk,
Joseph Z. Flanagsa, Jacob 3 Thei-
,su. John & B0ddingsr. NiehOles R
E,qs4e Alfred ". Gllss, Iohn W.
Mann, ". 2. Quck. FFsd 2, RsiSeN
James A. 7, Hin. ,,.,y 81 ~
Board Of RsvieW-Lgman e cooley
Board Of AsSessoTs-Albert Fisheli'
james G. walcOtt
Judgss Of the Superior Court-Henry
n shepard. Hirsm 2. Gilbert, leo
succeed n. G. 5saFs.) 49,.
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FRIENDLY ADVICE FREE.

From on and after this date all Afro-
Americana. who are confined in the
Cook County jaB. and the other penal
institutions Of this county, who have
oeen tricked or defrauded out OF their
money BY sehsning and inscriptions
white and black lawyers or alleged
lawyers under the prstense Of sign
ing their bonds or securing their re-
lease or freedom are requested to
communicate with Julius r. Taylor,
editor Of The Broad Az, 500 Armour
av. City.
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FOR aALE

Throo story bEiek building, ne 15x
1s6. vacant Lot adjoining sane length.
brick cottage rsar a corner loG Rent
80 pF monfh. ms property b 10.
natsd o. Halsisd s'Esst near asa and
4 IA gresf bsEEain q s1s.0oa For
flrthR pordcul.rs en- On o. address
yulius ,. TsyIor. SEQ Arnour zyuans.
chIeaga
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Before The Broad Ak again makes
its appearance the great political oOn-
test Or battle now on throughout TIE
country and here in Cook County win
have been fought and won, and e the
predictions Of Austin J. Doyle, Chair
nan Of the Csmpalgn Committee and
Thomas Carey, Chairman Of the
County csutral COMMITTEES, are Within
a hundred miles Of being acousts. TIE
Democrats ticket wfIl Win out non
TOP 70 bottom.
L does seem 70 an unbiased person
after canvasslng the political sltuation
thoroughly n this eOunty. nat there ia
god foundation Cor the hope and
bright prospects q party s1coeN -
expressed by ne shove named rnfie-
men. TIE ticket e . Whoie 3 sIrsIin5
to the ticket nominated y lfe Be5-
Hcans and Il should command t,e el1-
port q al voters Who bslieTs 81 sod
government ne princiDsls adT1cs
by tie candidates. slch - 1Tan1 rol
Hone Rule. ne Initiative and Res
endum. Dirset NomInalion y ~ cn-
didatss By tie Psopls. Pulilie osna b
q Pdbiic UHHhss. Hone A
msats. EeonomicsI Adminiraaoa 81
TIE ARairs e ths Poopls. ll0ala en-
list lhe hearty subDort q ali nsl Wa
dalIe e sscaps ont fron undsr ne
relii ha end naehlnsnads
poHaa
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The intelligence Of the OOlOrsd vos
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cook eouN1-X TlcKET.

Treasurer-Pster KiolbanR
sherIR-Thomas 4 BaFrstt
County Clsrk-Coarad ". Robe.
Probate clsrk-LOuis J. Altpstr.
clerk OF the AppeiIats court-Bdwsrd
a. LahiR
Clerk Of the Criminal cOurt-Jams
H. BoSEaan e
County Superintendent q Schools
-Geo c. HoWiand
PreSdsSt Of tie County Board-Rol-
In 3. organ, s.., 49,
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root BALL FOOT BALL

evanston vs.. Chicago. Sunday, Nov.
2, 1902. at 18th street and Wentworth
avenue. Chicago.
This Is the team from Evanstcn that
Won the championship cup in 1901.
Game called at 1880. Admission CSC.
Don't fail to see the hnaI game OF
the series on Thanksgiving Day.
ChaA L Webb. Pres. Evanston Ath-
ietie Association.
James Hale Porter, Pres. of Chicago
Athletic Association.
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AGENTS AND CORRESPONDENTS
WANTED.

The Broad Az desires 70 engage
agents and regular eOTssDOnden6 II
an TIE leading citiss ana towns n n
linois and thrOughout TIE othsr sso-
d0ns o. the country. ne highest
eommisaons paid to i've hustlsrs
sample copies furnished FOR further
Information addres Juiius ,. Taylor
500 Armour aEenue. ChieasO. N
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Anyone having ; god house
lot for ssis On cav psymsnts l'es'.'
Bstvssa sen and o Halltsd and -
l.na sEsnns vm and 4 70 thsir =
ylnaass 3 adaros Julius ?. 1a.i'.'
500 Armour sFsdns chlesso
n. LrIlle
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CONGRESSIONAL AND SENATOR
IAL TICKETS. --
CONGRESSMAN.

tAL IlSNEtSA ~ -----
.coNeREssMEN.
E-. di.trict-Aartin Emertch.
second-Fnank Brust -.
Tb,rd-psn Morgan Smith, Jr.
FOrth-GeoFge 2. Foster.
Fifth-James MeAndreWs.
sixth@kiian C. DurborroW.
ssysDthZJohn n. Hess
E3ght-WiIllam F. Mahony.
Ninth4LockWood HonCre.
6n1 % ETT hnsnl
20 sTATEssENAToRs.
Erz d,etrjet-WTIiam c. AAy.
Tbtrd-lllchasl 3. Maher.
F5Rh-Baward 7. Wada.
Ninth-Baward J. Rainey.
Elevsnth-Murray e. Pearson.
Thirteeuth-WJIIIam r. BOWS.
FIfesnth-Cyrll R. JGnduB.
ssvsnteenth-John POEGA
unnecessarily. ]. Stanton
Twepty-hrst-Andrew o'ConnsA
Twsuty-third-R6ss Q. Hall
Twenty-hfth-Fred NcCleneghaA.
Twenty-seVenth-Stanley a KunL
Twnty-ninth-Geo J. ThOmpson
Thirty-hrst-Martin DELANEY.
REPRESENTATIVES..
First district-Samuel ". ArTand.
second-FTanc@ E DOnOgh1e.
Tbird-Richard 3. CorTigan.
Foruth-Edward n. Cummings, Isasc
Miller. ..
Ffah-Michael n Hunt
slxth-M L. Mckinley. TheOal KWid-
Einsld. 1880 &
Ninth-Auton Cermak, ThOnas Deady.
Elsventh-JOhn E Doyla.
Thirteenfh-HeRry v. Meetsrn.
FIftesuEh-momas F. sCuIly, John
NOouan
Ninetesuth-Richzrd E. Burke. ]. I.
PrandergasL .-.s
TusntyAnt-B. n. Mitchell
Twenty-th4rd-John s. Clark, George
Eumiclra t
Twsnty-afth-FTed LAndneRer, Igna-
tius CampbeIL
T.Wsuty-ssTenth- 7. Harmon
TWenty-ninth-M J, kelly, aHehaPl
McNulty.. -,..
Thtrty-hTst-John c. weiden, Robert
RsnshaN. 49, s-.sg t,.-
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THE REVIVAL SERVICES.
Hevivalst Chiffon Draws Great Crowds
at Mckee Street Church.

"eVVahst Chiffon Draws Great Crowds
at Mckee Street Church.
monday night is usually considered a hsd
u'snt to get good congregation at church
s.i'lces Int this fact seemed to have no
euect whatever on the congregation at Rev.
ndude L. Chltons revival services at Nc.
street Methodist Episcopal churcn,
a,u'n. Tho church was packed aud throns
msS ana among those attending We're . grcly
I, ~ from the south side Of Buffalo bayou.
ing evident that with the interest incrcas
hn;,s as " Is that the Mckee Street church
cc,hg VIII not he near sufficient to az
~ ouate the crowds which will attend
sa SSteiVices The sermon last evening was
~, tttsd ny all to be the graAdest,' stronE-
ar.n ah 10 most forclble sermon and argument
tsr. uehvered In Mckee Street church His
~ az announced was, "Whosoever Is
ya. o. God Doth Not Commit Sin" 1t
rsi a magnificent discourse. plain and logi-
NM yel eloquent and convincing He dwelt
ii ,s N1at a CHRISTIANS life means, what
a cbri sd what II should be: He sal that
tbs MI, sstan living n Christian life follows
ner,M MI OF God, does only that which he is
CA ussued God will approve and looks 10
worA ior guidance in his every action and
Ana II was a plain practical sermon
Troa. way wei received. The interest was "a
nsvat mat after he had preached an un
tirs long sermon, and fearing he would
eYnIa us hearers, ne attempted 90 stop and
frd r,a4neu to them why be would do so, but
I al over the house came the response
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ORANGE NOTES,
ORANGE and Northwestern Has Received
Its New Coaches.

Its New Coaches.
Orange, Texas. March 17.-Captaiu Harry
NJ. Ward Of the steamer Lawrence, received
a message last night from her owner Hon
John II. Kirby, for the vessel to meet h'm
and a party of Eastern capitalists at Sabine
Pass today to bring them to Orange.
message from Mr. Kirby to Mr.. c. NJ Rem
invited party Of friends to accompany
the boat and join Mr.. Kirby's party at "a
bine Pass and the Lawrence left this morn
ing at o'clock with large party Of lanes
and gentlemen aboard.
The new passenger coaches Of the OfRhSe
and Northwestern railroad arrived mere 10,
day and the regular passenger scnelulc WI,
be nut on in few days, Ihe orange "Hu
Northwestern trains will make close e"A.
nection both north and south bound Win
the Kansas City Southern trains at Maurice
Junction and with the santa re ~ i'uIMn,
General Manager c. w, Hale Informed ln'
Post reporter this afternoon that Lht
| more locomotives had been ordered Tor IN,
| Orange and Northwestern altl were expect
/ ed 10 arrive In a few days
THO tug Boston Of Port Arthur reached
| hero today with a hroEen shaft ana wa
! hauled out at weaver SIlPEW" " H"''
/ a now shaft put in.
Major j. G.. Nov. commercial agent on ~
| Kansas City Southern railroad. with hea,L
/ Quarters at Beaumont, and 6. w. Ahar'Ns
Texas freight aud passenger agent OF IN,
darlington road. with hendnuartcrS at llai
las, we're here today in the interest OF thel
!
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cnnuiotions at Bryan.

Bryan. Texas March 17.-Judge j. G
Scott rendered his decision today IN INC
case NJ Ed Poehllla vs.. the lnterna'lona'
and Great Northern Railway company hnu
ing for the defendant, The suit grew ou'
of alleged damages to POchllla's nome W
the railroad building along the street -
front of his house. ,o,,t
Ioay Murphy pleaded guilty 20 an ass ',.,
this morning and was given two years
the penitcntiarg. r.,-.. ty,.
Frank welsh and Luther Mcknight Nv
white boys. pleaded guilty 70 burglary al n'
were given two years each IN Fue "'"'
reformQtory.
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A TEXAS WONDER.

q, HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY.
eog le small bottle OF Halls Great Dis.
hs cures ali kidney and bladder trou-
tsl .eAoyes gravel. cures dlahetes, semi
rbsV missions, weak ami lame backs.
IdrIllAusm and all irregularities OF the
msn aud bladder In both men and wo-
IL - regulates bladder troubles In children,
br ny ny SAD by your druggist will be sent
4 ,aN - receipt OF 81. One small bottle
nv mo mouths treatment, and will cure
az Sase above mentioned DR.. Il. w. Hall,
Mo manufacturer, Il. o. Box SO. st. Louis,
druggists. "''' N - -"
san Antonio. Texas. October "a. 1901.
nlvisE' w, Hall, St. Louis,--Dear Sir; Re-
Wanxk 10 your Inquiry. will say yous Texas
me- Halls Great Discovery. has cured
s'a eheertuliy recommend It. Yours truy,
OTTO I.IMS ItSER.
-. Proprietor Fulton Market.
Aoenee COL Buens Vista street.
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smlthvillc, 1March H. The stock
holders Of the lille OH Mill company
met and clccteers FOR the ensuing
year and declaper cent dividend
Tho Odd Fcirc making arrange.
ments for thoiii excursion to Ianda's
Park, New BrS
pr. W, ~, MI Palestine has locat-
cd 10 practice fassion.
Hon !. +. Bb Of BRENNAN and J
Il. Ieslep OF y, candidates for dis
tiict attorney. Ire last week
The handsomsstory residence n
Master Mechanr. Chase is nearing
completion and IN he occupied by bis
family.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
H. j. Sanders Pleaded Guilty to a Charge
OF Embezzement.

D.
OF Embezzlement.
Brcnham, Texas. March H. District
court reconvcned Monday morning and the
criminal docket was taken up and nnm
her Of pleas OF guilty were taken, among
them one in the cases against Electrician
II. j. sanders. charged with cmbez1lemcnt
and he was given two years in the peni-
Tertiary. Tho other case against him was
diuissed on motion OF the district attor-
ney.
In the case Of the State VS. Kclly, hur
glary, on plea Of guilty, his punishment
was assessed at two years in the peni-
Tertiary.
state VS.. \ Williams. forgery. on plea
of guilty. his punishment was assessed AT
! two years In tue pcnltentiary. Time was
waived and sentence pronounced
/ State vs. Garfield NinsOn, forgery. on a
/ plea Of guilty. his punishment was fixed at
( two years, time was waived anu sentence
4 pronounced,
/ State VS.. Jake Alien. theft Of horse; on
4 n plea Of guilty his punishment was a.
Sesscd at two Years in the pcuitentiary,
/ time was waived and sentence pronounced.
state rs. Tom Chappcll. burglary
ishu,Gdt 'dxcd a, two Years IN tho pen'ten-
tiary. waived time and had his sentence
| pronounced.
Wade ncichhorhood nine mile, east o'
| Brcuham. during the absence OF Josephine
Parker her children started IRE IN the
stove to cook supper and the oldest one
10 years of age went TO the spring 10 gel
water. While this child WAS gone the house
caught on fire and the fire spread rapidly
Seeing the flames on his return he hastcne.
&c tile burning house and made bWul'
effort to get out tho three smaller children
and succeeded With two Of them Int tl'
third one, ycur-old baby, was hnrne.
with the building, together with tine ON
tire contents.
Tho Sunday school classes Of Mrs. r. \
, Low AMI Miss Carlisle VIII Give an outer
tainmpnt AZ the residence of Mrs Low
} Friday evening
, Mr. Robert Eldred. who has heen en-
rloyed as .moldcr in Bcaumief Bros
, foundry for several years, has rendered hi
, resignation and loft Monday for Pof
. Huron, Mich where lie has secured pc
sition In a foundry.
The Fortuightly club has made Sn7
=, donation to assist In saving the old sion
fort az NaCogdocheS
Mr. John Layfeldt former mcmhcr
- the Second Infantry band, late OF GolN''
v ton. is In the city.
Sheriff palm Of Austin county was In Oh
T. | city today en- route to Austin.
= Mr. c. p Gillespie. local editor Of N
y Houston Chronicle. spent sunday ~ ~
J. Mr. and Mrs William NJ. Mercer {
. Chappeu HILL are rejoicing In the adyei
=, of two inC girls, born sunday
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lie Briefs.

Rcevillc, TNIarch 17-Thc revival
meeting whiclbncn in progress at the
PRESBYTERIAN ! hero for tho past two
weeks. closedllght. Rev D. Il Rich.
ardsor. who I'm doing the preaching,
loft this mortar his homo In san An
f.nlo Scycralsions o he church and
a general rcyiwciigious interest in tho
Community rcArum the meeting. Roy.
Richardson did good practical preach
ing aud made friends among the peo.
Mo OF all d udonS here
Comfy courtped here this morning,
with Judge WngOl on the bench.
4 deal is on ore by which he plant
Of tho Bccyillcland Water company IS
10 change ham some extensive I'M
proycmcnts 10 dc on II.
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Bic Items

Richmond. Teireh 1.-THE wear
In O. the greet generally observed
here in honor offon saint OF the EN-
erald Isle.
At a special pf the county com.
missloners today Mark o'Farrell
was appointed chysician.
l. S. Daugherlustin, president OF
one OF the big Il companies putting
In canals in Fol- county, Is ia town
on business.
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TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

nQHERTf Palestine. Texas. March IL.
MN hen +. bohcrtN, age about ~ wears
'bcdth morning ut 3 o'clock nj the intcr.
lnuPal ana Great Northern hospital.
Mher he has been for the last two months
uoWV WIN pneumonia, which caused ms
dcatt Mr.. Duhcrty has been I'm Tho ON.
ploy n the International and Gregt North
crn tile past ten years as CLERK in the
Eenel Offices ana was well and farorahly
know by almost every person in Inc civ
His tnains will he shipped tonight ia Tue
homdf his sister in Tennessee
.TukER. Temple. 're1nS. March a.
Mrs. !, fucker. AGED 20 years, died YES
ieFdulHftefnoon OF pneumonia after about
a wds sickness. Her rcmaius viii 6e
calri3 today 10 Iearuc for burial beside
hoscf her husband hurried there. Mrs.
luckf was the mother OF Mrs w. n.
Italntwlth whom she has made her home
Tor tlhast several years
PA,loN. Breckinridrr Texas. March
IA Patton. an old AMI highly re-
spcctelciiiZen or this place died M cad
&C. imcounty, at : O'Clock last evening.
lie wtlbnried this evening ut ( o'clock bv
the Mpuic fraternity Of which Ne, was
melfr. several yc~rs since he was
trcasur of this county for two terms.
MING Cameron. Texas. March IL MI
/ Nll"ahN tnso "a prominent citizen OF the
( coOluyfinE near Jones Prairie. died yes.
lNruay ] pneumonia Deceased was ~
/ years gEc. ana leaves wife aud chit
4 drfh lie|l today at Little River church
li.oW Y auspices of the Masonic frater
niir.
I RAICFF Austin. Texas. March Ia -
I Ben Il lcirf aged II wears. died ycrar-
cry ar I Confederate Home, lie was a
mcnher Company B, Sixth Louisiaiyr
ln!'hitNYa was laid away at 10 O'Clock
tnis mor1-.
GoopL. -Clairemont, Texas March
i on Nch Il Joseph Goodail an earf
tuf flJV 4f 0 "a
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w. Ri Dead

beaumont Te4:h NV. R. Cas-
well, membele Caswell-Preston
Drug company, zion Of one Of the
Oldest and best families IN Beau
mont. died earlylrning at the home
Of his mother onnyenue. Mr. Cas-
well had been ilheumonia, and his
death was not Eyed after the be-
2 ming OF the -Four years ago
he was a candidmayor. and failed
of election by onbtes. The funeral
viii be held tolhornlng from the
family residence.
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NFtat 81 me Exchange hotel Tor some
liir has retired and viii deyote H. tt's
tghls farming Interests Mrs Mary Ncstoi
Mdi take charge OF the exchange In few
DIT q II. licnslcy left yesterday for An.
ne Pacidc Express c6mpaIiy nndEr Mr.
hritton, formerly Ut ilcarnc
The lAcidc and Wells rarro A 20 x cx
press companies have moved their orirc
lio nc new building which has Just been
Onp | - "a = =
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Whoals-

Wharton, rexh II The public
school, which hsuspended for sew
eral weeks on a. the smallpox sit,
uatlon. and the Of measles was
resumed this moi
Beatrice. the 7.daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs L. p. I'D Yesterday M
noon 81 pncumonolic sprriccs " ere
nod az the M last night. Rev.
Father pfleHuen.. This moruui-
~, and Airs, Y on iie cane ReH
Tor Kansas fiiithe little one will
be laid TO rast ally burial ground.
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Hearne items.

H.arne Texas. March list Patrick :
Day was observed here today by ho'o'us
services at st. Mary's church proi, ~
Ter Of Calvert assisted in the choir "'9'
ers Of the green are IA evidence
Mr.. n. A. Aldredse. who has 0ee1 -
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Fatally Burned by Gasoline.

Bonham, Texas. March 17.-Ihls ai'eI,
noon while handling gasoline Dan howard
was fatally burned by the explosion Of
one OF the cans. burning all The clothing
from his hody before assistance eoniu ps
obtained
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02
l Condemnation of Face
Comedy and Vaudeville.
Prices 75c, soc, $50 and csc.
THE COOKBOOK.

Always salt any article where larl
IS used instead of butter.
When you are softening butter to
make cake. never allow il to melt. II
you 10. the cake will be heavy.
Always keep olive oil IN the refriger,
ator and tightly corked. Never put
more oil in tine table cruet than two
days supply. 1t will grow rancid.
For naitra d'hotel sauce mix two
tablespO0nfuls Of butter. one of
chopped parsley. one OF lemon juice
ard pinch OF SAT-. Work these In.
gradients together thoroughly and
serve With fish or steak.
CruSts and crumbs Of bread left o~e=
from tie table should lie dried, PC:
aside fo@ Eoiliiig AID dipping or TO be
used ia scIiioped dishes or mixed With
q few sliced apples and baked and
served as a dinner dessert.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02
On to Cairo Movement.

Col. Med. Hamilton, the Pitts
burg newspaper men who is labor
Ing In the Ohio Valley In the inter
ests of the coming meeting, No
vember nth and 18th, of the Ohio
River Improvement Association at
Parkersburg, visited that city yes
te1day. Mr.. Hamilton will proba.
bly, arrive here this svemirg or to-
morrow to confer with the proper
authorities, relative to the appoint
ment of delegates to the conven-
lion. We feel quite certain he
will be most heartily welcome.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02
List of Letters in
POstoffic September 80.

Mrs. T. L. Boyd, Fred Black (2),
Mrs. ". M. Bescherer, c. A. Con-
ley, Frack crowthers, J. E. Cotton,
J. J. Furbee, W. R Fleming &
Co., Joseph Furmau, Lawrence
Gordon, G. w. HUNTER C. C. Hughs,
Lizzie Holton, Ebert Heslep, W,
F. Hagan, Mollie Henderson, Geo.
Marten, J. H. Macklin, Frank Mo
ran, c. H. Roberts, c. Sagens, II,
Smith, Harry L. Smith, Blanche
Tefft, Miss Frank Wells, Fred
Wells, A. S. Willard, Lue Wesket,
NJ. L. Williams.