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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-08-28
FIRST DIVISION

er.
Friendship No. I, of Bloomsbury.
Friendship, of Danville.
Reliance, of Berwick.
Milton Fire Co.
Keystone, Muncy.
Shickshinny Fire Dept.
Geo. c. Bache Co., Nanticoke.
Lape Hose Co., Nanticoke.
No. 3 Hose Co., Plymouth.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal-Boyd Fry.
Aids-Louis Corria, August Haga-
meyer.
Band.
Rescue Hose Co. No. 3, Blooms'g g.
East End, of Wilkesbarre.
Hook and Ladder, of Northumber-
land.
Washington Hose Co., Danville.
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal-G. L. Lewis.
Aids-Louis Buckalew, D. .Tasker
DdIu.
Winona Hose Co., No. 3 Bloomsb 'rg
Eagle Hose Co., Pittston.
Continental Hose Co., Danville.
Good Will, Lock Haven.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Marshal-Isadore Cohen.
Aids-Clinton Obi, w. w. Barrett.
Band.
Good Will Fire Co., No. 4, Bloom.
Lewisburg Fire Department.
Mifflinburg Fire Co.
Watsontown Fire Co.
West Milton.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Marshal-Frank Eyerly.
Aids-B. F. Geiger, E. d. Allison.
Band.
Liberty Fire Co., of Bloomsbury.
Northumberland Fire Co., Mol.
Rangers of Berwick, No. 2.
Good Will Fire Co. No. d. Danville
Liberty Fire Co., Shamokin.
HOSE CONTEST $50 P. NJ.
Judges-W. B. Allen, Paul Eyerly,
P. K. Vannatta. Time Keepers
Frank Ikeler, A. N. Yost, G.. H.
Keiter.
JUDGES.
For the Civic Parade.
Geo. +. Elwell, J. c. Brown, Hon.
VIM. Krickbaum.
For the Firemens Hose Contest.
w. B. Allen, Paul Eyerly, P. K.
Vannatta.
Time Keepers-Frank Ikeler, A..
N. Yost, G. H. Keiter.
ROUTES OF PARADES.
The civic parade will form on
the Fair Grounds, thence by Leon
ard street to Main, Main to top OF
Normal Hill, countermarch to East
street, East street to Fifth, Fifth to
Market, Market to Main, Main to
Town Hall where parade will dis
band.
The firemens parade will form at
Town Hall. thence Main street to
Leonard, Leonard to Third, Third
to Railroad, Railroad to Fifth, Fifth
to Market, Market TO Main, Main
to Centre, Centre TO Fifth, Fifth to
East, East to Main, Main to top OF
Normal Hill, countermarch Main
to West and back to Town Hall
where parade will be dismissed.
HISTORICAL MUSEUM.
Visitors to the centennial should
not omit to visit the historical
museum where the ladies of the
Civic Club have gathered a very
interesting and instructive collection
of articles of historical interest.
The ardicles have been loaned for
this occasion by the owners, max
ing an exhibit very difficult to du-
plicate under ordinary circumstan-
ces.. The collection is located in
the Old Presbyterian church, Mar
ket street, near Main. A rare Cd.
portanity for the young people to
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-08-28
TAFT BACK IN MANILA
Natives Join In an Enthusias-
tic Welcome.
TELLS OF AMERICAN BENEvOLENCE.
Governor Assures His People That
We Mean TO he Good to Them.
General ChaNee Also Re-
turns-Noros Quicscent.

MANILA, Aug. 23.-Civil Governor
Taft has reached here OH board the
United States gunboat General Alava
from Singapore, Straits Settlements.
He was welcomed with an enthusiastic
popular demonstration.
The day had been holiday, and the
city was decorated. Large arches had
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-08-28
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.

An exhibition of Wireless Tele-
graphy will be given by the Con-
solidated Wireless Telegraph and
Telephone Company of Philadelphia
under the direction of Prof. Henry
Shoemaker. Stations will be erect
ed at the Court House and Normal
School, and all persons who desire
will have an opportunity to see the
operation Of this wonderful inven-
ton.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-08-28

The National Game will be rep
resented during the Centennial by
games of ball on Normal Field at
3. 80 p. m. The original and only
Cutau Giants, the best known
colored base ball team in existence
will cross bats with Berwick on
Thursday, and with Danville on
Friday. Great fun and good ball
can be assured.
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FIFTH DIVISION,


For the Civic Parade.
Geo. +. Elwell, J. c. Brown, Hon.
VIM. Krickbaum.
For the Firemen's Hose Contest.
w. B. Allen, Paul Eyerly, P. K.
Vannatta.
Time Keepers-Frank Ikeler, A..
N. Yost, G.. H. Keiter.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-08-28

learn many unfamiliar details con-
cerning the life and habits of their
ancestors. The museum will be
open from 1880 to 1000 p. nj. on
Tuesday, August 20, from 800 to
500 p. M. on Wednesday the 27th,
from $3.50 a. III. to 500 p. nj. on
Thursday the 2Sth, $3.50 a. III. to
1000 p. IN. Friday the 2oth and
from 9 to II a. m. Saturday the
goth inst.
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FIREMEN'S DAY.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 2eth, 1902.
Chief Marshal-W. H. Gilmore.
Aids-Wm. Webb, ]. Obi, S. H.
Harman, Johr Welliver, G. w.
Sterner. Chief of the Fire Depart
ment, John w. Fortner.
Ist Assistant-Jacob Stiner.
3rd Assistant-Horace Blue.
Band.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29

Idem tirilla negra de gro centavos.
Cortinas punto yardas 81, $50,
: Canastos forma maleta q 40. so so
| centayos.
Canas color nogal para molduras 40,
Dulceras de cristal con tapa Is = rs
centavos.
Idem sin tapa 10 centavos.
Enaguas lisas para sef1oras q 90 cts.
Idem con adornos de encaies tiras
bordadas rs, s5, 81 y 1.26.
Encaje valencien 10, II, Is. 20, 25
y 80 centavos pieza.
Encaie punto de hilo para camiaas
Is, 20, 25 30 centavos piezs.
Idem idem para trajes 26. 30, 40 80
centayos pieza.
Entaedoces valencien IL, Is, 20 y rs
centavos pieza.
Idem pnnto de hilo clase Ana 30, 26
y 30 csntavos pteza.
Entredoces guipur blanco, crema
crudo Is, 90 rs centavos pieza.
Encajes fnos para matinees 20. 30, 40
y 80 centavos pieza.
Idem idem idem mas fnos 80, rs, 80
y 81 rieza.
Encajes por varas 2, BAY cts vara.
Idem puDto de hilo por varaE 5. 8,
8 J 10 centavoS vara.
Idem crochet para fundas de almcha.
das Is. 9, 7, s 10 centayos vara.
Idem crochet muy anchos para rodapie
10 Is centavos vara.
Encajes de Seda en- realization.
EFECTOS DE HIERRO ESMALTA.
DO para cocina y comedor a PREOIOS BA-
RATISIMOS.
Ensaladeras de porcelana 40 OTIS una.
Estsrillas para colocar fotograffas so
centavos par.
Estere6scopos para yer fotografias 40
so centavos par.
Estambre matizado, ganga 8 cts onza.
Ensaladeras CRYSTAL 25 centavos.
Espejos de tres lunas centavos.
Espejos para mano con mango cts
Tiras bordadas fnas 0. 10, IL 10
centaVos vara.
Ent1 edoces bordados D y q centsvos.
Esencias francesas de Deletreex o 30,
25 so centavos pote.
Idem potes grandss clase ana rs cts.
zspatitos CON un fras eaencia, 16 cts.
Zapatitos con esencia a 4 centavos.
Felpudos para Ell piso 60 cite. y 81 20.
Eruteras CRYSTAL con pie AZ 30 cts.
Earolitos con eselciSS-a5 centayos.s
EONOGRAFOS marca xVfctor, !, In me-
| ior m,eaufna parlante con records en- espa-
fffo1, ingles, ftaliano. frances mdsica es.
coitda. Pfdame catalogos con lista de pre-
clos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29
C).JC)!

Alfombras para frentes de CANA 80 y
80 centsvos.
Idem inglesss de IN metro As centfme-
tros, por Us 8ncho, % y 81 so.
Albums para retratos con Cubierta de
Celuloide y peluche, 81 90.
Tapetes para Veladores 20, so 10
centsvos uuo.
Tapetes grandes para mesas de come
dor escritorios a. So, 8, 4 y pesos uno
Tohsllas con franjas de un metro per
So centfmetros, 18 cts. una y 90 docena.
Idem turcas inglegas de IN metro por
30 ceutimetros, ctVs una y S2 1ocena.
Idem, idem, idem ITO por Al centfme.
tros, 15 centavos una 50 docena.
Tohallas con franjas de Color, l metro
por SO centimetros, Is ctvs. una.
Tohslss crudas de panal, Ito por SO,
q 10 centaVos
1dem bTancas de alemaliSOo de 30 por
66, 1 8 centavos.
Idem, idem de felps, 80 por As, Is
esntavos.
Brodery blsnco y crudo Is, 20 y s5
Centavos Vara.
Idem fno blanco = crena % IS y 30
centavos vara.
Idem con pasados blanco crema as,
go 40 centavos Vara.
Bsstones de paseo 36 y 40 ctvs. uno.
Ballenas forradas 5 ctvs. dlocena.
1Qem SIN IOrrar GUYS. uOC6uas
Bot0nes de nacar para chaauet6n, cua.
Bro sguieros, 20 centavos docena.
B0toneS de nacar para chalecos, cuatro
agujeros, Is centavos docena.
Botones de nacsr para chaquet6n, dos
agnieros Is centavos docena.
B1tones Gle nacar para chalecoS, dos
sgujeros, a 10 centavos docena.
Botoncitos de nScar para traies de nj.
Gos seIoras, o, 9 y 10 ctvs. docens.
Botones loza, imitaci6n nacar, ctVs
dOcena.
Botonaduras enchapadas de ORC, juego
Sc ouatro botones, a as y 40 ctvs juego.
Botones enchapados de orc para peche-
tss cuellos 3, y 5 centavos uno.
Botones para pufios 15 ctvs par.
Botones de luto con pie enchapado del
ofo 15 centavos par
Brooches en- tira, blancoS y negros 81
eehtstoA Vafa.
Botellas de tinta negra un litro 4o
centa7os
Idem idem idem "A litrc, i6 ctvs.
ldem idem idem lis litro, 10 ctvs.
Pelotas duras para juegcs de base BALI
q ~ etvs.
Bates a 10, II, Is, 20 rs ctvs.
Bates mas inos 30, 40, so, 90 y "a
centavos
Baja TALES Ultima novedad IL ctvs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29

BAndejas plateadas redondas 4, 5, g.,
8 y 10 centavds una.
Tirantes para ntfos q 10 II ctvs
par.
Tirantes az Presidentes para caballeros
so centavos.
Idem de htlo 40 centavos,
Idem de soda y algod0n 30, 40 y so
centavos par.
Reloies ID pared, con desperation, q
s2.76.
Desperbadores de garantizada marcha
rs centavos.
Idem clase mas fna 81, las = so.
Relojes para tocador con ornamentos
de porcelana 81 so.
Idem idem con s6calos de metal s1.50.
Relojes de acero para boleillos Cbofe) q
s1.s5.
Idem de ORC enchapado se ys.
Idem para sef1oritas q s7.5o.
Bates CON l8piz estHche 4 centaVos.
Cuadros para adornos de sala y comedor
81 20 y so par.
Cusdros con moldurss anchas de 81
centimetros per So, $3.50, 50, 90 so, 81
y s5 par.
Cuellos Gle hilo, cualquier forma, a 8
centavos.
Cuellos celuloide dobles, vueltos, o
centavos.
Idem idem punta doblada a ctvs
CINTURQNES BAJA TALES, tlti-
ma mod8, 20, 30 y 40 centavoS uno.
CINTUE0NES BAJA TALES con
adornos de metal 45 centaVos.
Cepilles psra dientes 5, 8, 10, 12, Is
20 centavos.
Oepillos para zapatos Is ctvs. uno.
Idem para zapatoa en- csjttas de 2 be.
tdn Is y 81 centavos.
Cucharillss para cafe por ctvs.
1dem para sopa por centaYos.
Cubiertos plateados Is ctvs. par.
Cubiertes con mangos negres de hterro
q centavoa par s5 centsvos docena.
Cubiertos con mangos de MADEIRA 8
centavos par y 81 docena.
Cubiertos mas fnos IL ctvos. par.
Cubiertos mango hueso marfl IA GEN.
tavos par.
Cuchara9 metal blanco seis bafIos de
plata, 40 ctvs. una y 3D. so docena.
Tenedores metal blsnco seis bafios de
plata, 40 centAVos uno y a. so docena.
OEcharag Y tenedores para nifios 25
centavos pieEa,
Cuchillos ldem idem, 40 ctvs. pieza.
Cipts tripa de polio vrs por ctvs
Cinta do Faso MIN. IL / CIV. vara.
Idem ideBa ndmero a 3 ctvs. vara.
Idem idtsna ndmero 5 a etvs vara.
Idem id,sr1 D1mero ctys. vara.
Idem idern n1mero ctys. vara.
Idem iderl ntm. IL ctvs. Yara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29

1dem Idem ntim. 16 10 ctvd. vara.
1dem idem nnaa. p IL ctvs. vara.
Idem tdtm rdm. 40 q Is ctys. vara,
Cfnta de terciopelo ndmero 1, 10 var
das, II centayos pieza.
Id i'd i1s Ia i'd, Is centavts pieza.
Id i'd Id IL ii, 1S centavos pieza.
Id i'd iI i'd, 20 centRvos oieZa.
Cubre cersets crudos 8 eentavos uno
80 centavos docena.
Idem hiancos Is centavos uno 81. so
docena.
Cinta elastica de algoadn para ligas a
centavos 1ara.
Camisas lisas para sefioras q 26 ctvs.
Idem con adornos de encaiea tires
bordadas so, IS, 80 y 81 una.
Csmisas de senoras para tormir Is,
IS y s1.25.
Cinta hlladillo en- colores q 3 cts pieza.
Cordones para corsete s-s sentavos une
Gordon de seda en- Colores q cts vara.
Cordones para lentes centavos un0.
CORSETS EN REALIZACION.
Oamisetas francesas de algod6n en- CO
lores 81, 8 y docena.
Idem idem listadss mas fnas SO y
IL docena.
Idem crepe de sante Sl0 IL dooena.
Idem crudas SO y Il docen8.
Calcetines negros para homt'res y
10 centa vos par.
Calzoncillos punto crudo, franceses, "a
s12 y Is docena.
Cortsplumas dos hoias 10 centavos.
Idem 1nos de n6car 90 IS centavos.
Colchones tngleses sPatentes una plaza
1886.
Idem idem idem dos plazas, &c. 90.
OAMAS INGLESAS de una dos pill.
zas con pilares para mosquitero Y un cod
ch6n ingles en- realization.
Copiadores de prensa, 500 folios, 25 eta
Idem item ], 1,00e folios, so centavos
Combo!es metal blanco seis ba1os plata
cinco potes $1.75
Cepilloe para caballos IL centavos.
COPAS DE CRYSTAL para aqua l.
s, 6y centavos una.
Oopss grahadas cristal fno 10 il
centavos una.
Copas de 81 onzas 90 centavos.
Copitas con un frasquito de esencia 8
centavos.
Cacerolas estaf1adas desde centayos.
Paraguas catalanes de caffa varillas; a
rs centavos.
Idem idem idem Il varlllas, 81.
Idem 1dem varilla de hierro 81, 1. a5
y $50.
Idem idem con resorte para cerrarse q
81 35 y $3.50.
Bates con ldpiz y pluma para nifos .
centavos uno.
Gorbatas 5, 8, 8 y 10 ce1taros.
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, Gorritas <yockeys para nifios Is cts.
Gorras de paiio para caballsros o rs, 30
y 40 oentavos.
Coma para pegar loxa y CRYSTAL 10 cts.
Gonlas para suietsr las mangas
y centsvos par.
Heb1llss para pantal6n, hlaneas me-
gras. 8 centavos docena.
Hilo de naarcar an csjitas do 10 bcyos.
S centavos.
Jugones para senoritas 40. 10, 80. 10
so csnGavos.
Jarritos de cristal para leche q ets
Jarros para aqua. medic gallon. q 10 y
Jabones svioleta.s csiitas de Q. a1o
centavos GAIA.
Idena mas anos i5 eentavos GAIA.
Jabones francesgs q Is, 20, rs y 40 cts.
Jeriagas dc remolino fnente q 6S cts
ys1.
Juguetes para niflos desde Q csntavos.
LigtSs bsjs TALES para sefaoritas q 10 y
30 centavos.
Idena idem idsm con cinsuron . !. Jsts.
Ligss de seda algod6n para caballa.
ros 8, 10, Is y 40 oentavos par.
Lamparitas completes para sociHa a
LIS centavea.
Libros CON fndioe Is, 40 y rs cts.
Medals negras de punto inRlSs para al.
fos q 8, 10, II y Is :entavos.
Medias crudas para seHoFas q 0 to
cehbaVCc par
Man nteqgilleraa cristal a 16 centavoa.
MoEnilloe para cafe Ode pared) q 36 cta,
Mufecas q ., A, s. e,T,e 10 cts,
MAquinss dc pedal doble pespunte ds
435 q sis.
Navsjas de acero do $3.50 y 90 o rs oas.
Peinillas de cuerno q ., v s eta.
Peirillas negrss gutapsrcha a S, ga.
10 y II centavos una.
IdeIn tdem idenl fnaa o 30 y 40 ets.
Peirsillitas para bjgotes q centsvos.
Pe1rles s y 10 centaves.
Pufios de hilo ! celulofda 10 eta paf:
Paf1elos repulgsdos centavos une s
30 censavos docena. Il
Pahueles grandes para In cabexa 6 o
centavos uno.
Pafiuelos de bolHilio con inioial, de ssda
para cahalleros q centavos.
IdeIn idem mas fncs 10 centayos
Idein de hilo CON iniciales 1s cts. -
Idein CON doblsriillo sin inicisk..-a "a.
ssfforitas q o centavos. os para
Ideln idem de hilo rae. .aA.u 81
centavoH. - s"D@isi@s Is
Iden CON dSstnI.,illo astraoho x,x .A..
~tavos ullo. -
Portss.puffos 4 4 csntavos psr.
Fapel On resmillas dc 100 plieros eta.
Poffos seouisante en- paquetes sts.
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80 octubre
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nc Lexington.
William Driver aged So; near Mineral
Wells.
Mrs. zudle Hamilton, of pneumonia: at
Hillsboro.
Mrs. Jane storm, aged IL at Celdvcii.
Henry Diers, aged SS; NJ oldcnnurg,
Jesse MeCleney aged 2a ut Iiolshanscn.
Mrs Emma breweS, vt lltshHgh
W. J. Glass. at Marshall; remains
shipped TO plttshurg Pa.
Mrs. Mary j. Rowland, aged OS, o.
pneumonia; ne Palestine.
A. u. Long. aged 90: at Smithyille.
Paul Summers, of consumption; at Smith
vile
Mrs George Fec: 81 nandera.
August iiaun, aged 72 near P1lgc.
james Rowlett aged 90. Of pneumonia;
a = Perkins, aged IS, Of pnernopa.
a. !. Young, aged 4s, OF pneumonia
solomon Barron, one OF the oldest set
tiers Of Fisher county: al Ruby
o. 4. BcNlcy. Of prnuulnnii; at Waco.
remains shipped to Lexington.
Mrs. Lena Bowman, aged &c: Mt Corpus
Christi.
Mrs Sam Wood; at IInunstcad
Robert Alexander agr1 "a; IN New Mex
Mrs. W y. Lawhou, aged %, Of mculn-
gifts; at Granger
= A. Young, aged No. Of pneumonia Mt
Granger.
Joseph MatiaT, nGed "a; at Industry.
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WHERE THEY BEGAN.
Ante-Ring History of Some Of the +
Evti. E4arr


Ante-Ring History of Some Of the Puai-
stio Stars.
According 70 a list compiled by the Gin.
clnnad Enquirer. nearly every pugillst OF
note now IN the ring started from some po.
siuon where he had to reach the top by
uphill work and under decided dlsadyan.
tGges. From Young Corbett to James JET
fries the list shows the same conditions,
and IL is interesting TO note the occupa-
lions OF some OF todays dghters.
Young Corbett. for Instance, is down on
me list as laundrym0n, while Terry Me.
Govern, as every one knows, was formerly
neWshOy. Joe Bernstein WAS once a
pawnbroker, Benny Yanger type setter,
Eddie s9ntry harnessmaker, and George
Dixon, the former featherweiEht champion.
was n photographer, Harry Forbes was u
hackmun, while his brother. Clarence, was
hlemuker Danny Dougherty was u
ropemaker In his early days. This occupa-
lion probably led to the belief that ne
Morris Rauch was formerly clerk, white
Tommy White, who fought Bernstein here
Now Years day, was once soliciting
agent.
Among the big fellows. James Jefrnes
was n bolermakcr. James j. Corbett a
clerk, Peter Maher n cooper Gus Rubin a
pressman, Fit1slmmons a blacksmith, Joe
Choynsh a candymaker, and Kid Mccoy
g farmer. Among the middle weights
Tommy Ryan was barkeeper, Tommy
West a plumber, Dan Nrcedon mnchinist
aud Joe Nalcott a cabin boy. In the welt
er weight division there is found Rube
Ierns, VINO was once a. Ininerj Tommy
Trncev who was once a blacksmith, and
Kid Mcfarland, who was once a store.
Keeper, while In the light weight division
There are Martin Dufy, who was once q
plumber; Frank Erne formerly q hin boy
Art sims once a bartender, and Joe Cans.
formerly an oystormnu,
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n9uneed the death Of Miss Kate Fielder.
she had been sent last fall ia n santa,
rum OF Bcerne In hopes that the climate
would aid In her recovery from that dread
ful afhiction, consumption. which hsd
selNed upon her more than two wears ago,
she fingered there until 1 n todn,
Sshen death rcicveA hcr Of her SUFFERING.
she mas large number OF relatives here
ahd az one time taught music IN Cham u
nm Female college, Her remains viii az.
rlNe mere tomorrow Sunday az room and
masonic cemetery, where they VIII b.
buried By the side OF her father
WEAIHERnY Nnyasota, Texas, jan
uary % Joseph r. WeHtherhy died at
this morning. Deceased was 10 years Of
age. lie served with credit undcr the stars
and Bars, lie was horu In Alabama aud
came to Texas In 1851 settling In Waller
be moved 20 Grimes county. He leaves
three children. His remains will be con.
yeyed to Anderson for burial.
EDWARDS. Manor, Tcxns, January 81.
Captain w u. Edwards. a worthy citizen
and prominent business man ~ this place,
died here today. He was one OF the old
est and most respected men OF the town,
Mrs / H. Williams of Graudview; at
Caddo Mills
Mrs. Leroy Erwin; at Ennis.
W. f. Buchanan, OF pneumonia at Lone
Oak.
Il j. Kecton, aged 81; at San An
CELLO.
Mrs. John N Gilbert, aged 80; at Ma
coFdochcs.
Hugh Thompson, very suddenly; at sher.
mnn
C0rl Bnmmer az nenrson.
Mrs. Pat Lynch at oulnlan.
Mis- q. J. wright: At CorsicanS,
Mrs, II. W. Greedy; az Paris.
GugtnV SrhIn ngpd ~. Mt GaInesyIlla
W. b Cherry: at Dallas; interrncnt at
Kercns, his home.
Mrs. W j. Morton; at Bouhan.
Mrs. Zeln Henry aged as AT Palmer
Mrs. Eua Moore; AZ Bonhnn.
joel Henderson, hgod 10; NJ Grecnyllin
Mrs. Sam Loving, bride OF twenty days;
at R1pnd Rock
Mrs. Joe Conman, OF pneumonia; ut
Lexington.
Mss Mamie Corman, aged is, OF pueu-
mOnla; at Lexington.
James Mcdonald, aged 10, OF pneumonia;
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SPORTING NOTES.

New York. January 24.-pave Sullivan
viii leave tomorrow for Louisville. where
he Is scheduled TO meet Terry McGovern
In q limited-round contest on the after
noon Of February % before the Southern
Athletic club.
Portland. Ore, January PA Nell OF
San Francisco won on foul Irom Myste-t-
Gus Billy Smith Of Portland In the tenth
round % what was to have been a twenty
round contest. After the seventh round II
was Neils light, and Smith commenced 10
hug Nell and kick him with his knee.
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CHILLS? IT'S GRIP!
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Cures Malaria, Grip,
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh and
All Diseases of the Throat and Lungs.

Grip Is an infectious disease which at
tricks weak and strong alike, especially
" the blood is sluggish, and generally In
wolves the mucous membrane OF the air
passages from the nostrils down to and IN
Guiding the lungs Serious complications
ore liable 10 develop IN the course of the
disease, as grip settles In the weakest part
Of the system, sometimes the kidneys, the
brhin the stomach Of the heart, resulting
often In heart failure, but the most dread
ell Of ALL pneumonia. which Is particu-
larry fatal when arising from grip
The fatalities resulting from this disease
within the pnst few years have sufficiently
NJ cused doctors TO the Importance Of Civ
Ing the malady the closest Investigation.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whskey Is the only
absolute cure for grip, Influenza, asthma,
bloncbitis, catarrh, consumption and ali
diseases OF the throat and lungs; II pre-.
verts complications and bad after effects
thar grip so often leaves In the systcm.
Duny's Pure Malt Whisky not only kills
the germs but II stimulates the blood,
aids digestion and tones the action OF the
DR.. willard II. Morse, the well known
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p.nsrtment Notes.

Austin, TeIes January 25.--The state
purchasing agents department today RI.
ceived notice OF the shipment Of two
carloads Of beds. One car is for Austin
institutions and the other will go to the
North Texas insane asylum at Terrell.
The cash balance in the State treasury
a the close Of business today TO the credit
OF the general revenue was 1913, SS7 against
81 lb5 81 for the same Hmc last year.
The compholler's department today Is
sued 2i8 warrants, embracing $4,000,
which was rent to the various counties
In the state aud represents taxes collect.
cd by the comptroller from nonresldents
a., the tax rolls OF 1901.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-26
Football Tronl,v

Galveston, Texas, January ga hand.
some trophy cup has been placed on exhibi.
tion IN the show window Of prominent
jewelry firm in this city. This cup VIII be
played for by the football teams OF Calves.
ton and Houston In the latter city gu Fcb-
ruary %. The teams OF both Galveston
encd since the game here New Years Ind
a good game should result when they meet
again on the gridiron,
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Oakland Results.

San Francisco, Cal. January rs. Five
furlongs- chandoo. Dwight Way, Breton
Tine 1.04h
Mile and three furlongs. hurdle handicap
Duke OF York, Mazo, Solano Time PAS
-Four aud a half furlougs-sllya Talbot
Adirondack. Dotterell. Time 81.
Mile - Eonic, Janice. MurescA. Time
1:3JA.
Five aud a half furiongs, Seliing-Beren
nos, Screenwell Lake. Marineuse Time
I'll.
SIX fWlongs. selling Marcsto, Nellie For.
est, Merops. Time 1lsX.
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.EiIial Consideration.


eyes, Stree" said Farmer corntossel,
Josh Is a right good boy, an great com
fort TO his parents
But he doesn't help much around tho
farm"
II know II. But on the other hand he
doesn't stand around like some young men
an act reproachful because he has to do
his ioa6n' b spring wagon Instead OF an
automobile"
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Rrenham shoot Clo.nn.

Brennan, Texas, January 25--The shoot
closed this afternoon with twenty-five
bird event for a gold medal. witch was
Won By V, c, Dargan OF Dallas on twenty
five stralghts Hicks Won first high aver
ege, AtchiSop second. Burnfs third. JACK,
Graher seventh on the whole program for
the week.