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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02
WORK AT HUMBLE.
Lumber for the Derricks Is Now Bsihe
Hauled.

Lumber for the perrieks Is NOW DS'he
Hauled.
Humble. Texas. March 3l,-Lumber IS oe.
ing hauled from the local mill Of {, Bend, T
& sons for Messls. Hart and Pudor, Of
Houston, for use in the hnIlNng OF i,Wo
derricks one half mile east OF towh EA
pcrlenced carpenters from ne sPin as't2P
ucid arrived here y sterday lAeJ nave the
contr9cts for building the TWO tcrri w.
The derrlcks are being pui up on we Of lAe
most promising places In his Geld ana af,
only about one thousand feet apart Thr
machinery has been shipped from beN'
mont and IS expected here ~ g day or. two
and the boring on Har -Pndor wen ~. J
will commence by next we X. ihe cont 1''
Tor boring the well has been iel 10 toa
tractors Tuincr Hart & Trammel, Oh nret-
ators In tho Beaumont Geld, VINO, u Sc
claimed, made success Of every vel a.
bored on Spindlctop. There Is already rI'a.
excitement among he people o0t here as
ev,ryhody is confident that oil VIII Ne
strucl, al shallow depth, and some oll set
tiers predict an ca ~ Immense gas blow
Out. as his Geld here Is well known o
Of The Gnest cas properties In Southeas
Texas. and we'll No / is going down nea'
a gas well tina has been known to now ahl
burn for the last thirty years
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TEMPLE TOPICS.
Annual Election of Officers for the r"e
Department.

Annual Election OF OFFICERS TOT U'S
Department
Temple, Texas, April Tine ahnuni e'.
ton in the FIRE department was helu S1s
terday. resulting as follows; s. NJ po'u,
ra.elected chief; George Gresham, electeu
assistant chief. and Donald Brice, reeo,def'
The Prairie Queen company elected -! a;
ID. Brlce. foreman; f. Rogers asS'i H. =
foreman; Percy Gardner, president
Withers vice president; Perry speeIrs
retary Charley Glenn treasurer named r. as
Adams. driver. 4 d. Brice WE W. N"''
delegate 10 the State convention o.
DR. R. R. White. one Of the santa santa 90
surgeons here, and Mr.. J; G; Nh,rll'SIa AZ
member OF the hospital board ieIt ,.ine
night for Galveston 10 attend u s,rns,ars
Father p. A. Hickman an ,i. sMss,erdSy
Bracken went out to WestphaiA Sestsp ~ a,
to attend the annual Easter plcnie o. P shs'
I section. Westphalla Is prospetoues a9s ~
1 lnian Catholic settlement Ia the eJ TsstS,
/ Falls and Bell counties and tnesg i1n''O
/ ce.ebratlons are part OF the people
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SUNDAY sohool conterence.

Waco. Texas. ApIil 1.-The arst annual
meeting OF the Sunday school conference
Of the Northwest Texas conference will
meet IN this city April aud 10 Is certain
Rev Nelson. who Is chairman OF the ar.
Tangement COMMITTEES. states that he has
already received letters from several hun
dred who are coming and letters are com
ing In every day.
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Cameron Items.

Cameron. ArrH III Il. Eakin Of Chiffon
Is a visitor In the city.
Mrs s. y Carnhan OF Marlin IL visltng
rmong her friends here.
w l.. Roberts Inns accepted a position
as bookkeeper with mercantile firm ct
Muldoou and has moved there
Dr. y. C. Jones and family have returned
ii ON on extended visii TO CuerO
County Clerk Tyson is confined 10 his
from with chills
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R;obe Goino 10 San Antonio.

Galveston. Texas, April l.--colonel Z. =
Richie. United states engineer, VIII leave
tomorrow for San Antonio. where he VIII
continue his Investigations for the purpose
~ recommending the most available SITE
FOR government instruction camp. ~ "
he inspecipd two tracts Of land but there
worr atbers offered which he id not nave
time 10 examine having been rlcallen 70
ntes lie viI now proceed vi b his work
aoJ when completed he viii make report
10 The war apartment regarding the ma
eonHIst of about ten or twelve thousand
acres.
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h,dcment AGAINST Cotton Belt.

Greeuy!le, Texas. Anrll lin the dam
age case OF Warren Duck vs.. the Cotton
Belt. submitted on the record IN the other
Duck case. Judge Conner has found judg.
mont for plaintiff In the sum OF 1878. In
the case of Mrs Duck the jury gave judg.
nent for 500 In these cases the claim
Mere for injuries "a health alleged to have
been sustained Ia making a trip to Padu
cah, Ky, couple Of winters ago.
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stats rreaalrv BALANCES.

Austin, Texas, April 1.-The State treas.
ury this afternoon gave out its cash hal
ances to the credit Of general revenue at
the close of last months business, Amount
on hand to date 1854 AIS. against $1,000
461 for the same time last year, The de
creased showing for this year is due to the
fact that over S23 600 was transferred II
the available school fund this year over
last year The school fund apportionmeni
FOR Aprll will be a qnarter Of a million.
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waxah8chie Texas. Apri 1-Yesterday
two or three boys from tails city were out
hunting on the creek near Red Oak. The
visited the road camp on the creek and
gol into a difficulty with some Of ths con
victs One OF the boys hred a target ride
M one OF the mcu inflcting quite pain.
full wound In the side. lie was arreste
and brought to this clty' and lodge In
IAN. lie was later released under bond.
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BeeviMe, Texas. April 1.--Parties here
who have Just returned from visiting Ia
the Rio Grande country between Laredo
and Brownsville. say that the conditions
OF many Of the people there Is very bad
and that they will sOon be in crying weed
OF aid from the outside world.
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The JENNINGS Field.

Jennings. La, April ! Tho Son h""n
oil people are much pleased at ihc action
Of their No . well Yesterday ryr 'ac Itt
forty hare' storsGc truk wos ii % 20 AHa
the valve opened The oil came vtl So
siderarie rs. q aud the tank we fil q
In thiytv m'rnfc- Tho Offices w
horrs thot g may not he necr s"rF
prpta Tie well
The No 4 well was begun vest -l 's Nr
good showing Is reported at liz "a"
z we'll
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Land saIea for March.

Austin, Texas, April LAND Commits
sioner Rogan sold during the month OF
.uarch 1880 acres OF land. During the
same month he leased s7,sSl acres, most
of which is situated in III Paso county.
During the same month leases waicn eA-
pired by operation OF law and those whoa
were cancelled for nonpay ment Of the
rental was $4,000 acres.
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FlatonIa, Texas. April 1.--Prof ]. W,
Hoke has resigned his position as principal
of the schools here aud Miss Ida william.
Son has been selected bY the school board
was on account OF the bad health Of Mr.
Hoke.
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park whore the ROYAL battle was fought,
resulting IN a victory for the citizens: score
II to Z The excursions from the different
places brought I'm hundreds ~ visitors who
Joined Ia merrIly to make the day Que OF
nlnnanrn
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/ 70 Be DISMISSED.
u, Action Against The Oil
y, il, VIII Not Go - Trial,
/, yspaAsTs NOW BEING ISSUED
mi. Larger for the Last
s y. Sales and Leases
pudn7 March,

-, Anril lit Is learned that
~ ana.trust suits pending here IN
Il ~ Saart against the three cot "A
MY .s viii be dismissed when they
=, ,' 4, rial this month. These com
s' \. charged with viola ing the anti y,
y Y !, entering into u combination to
EAsw 0r,ee Of cotton seed at Buffa!o'
~. The suits we're filed by Dis
| , ,,s Moore and Attorney D. -. a.
nV, ne district attorney is Of the
" !, ,sese suits will be determined
n la X, Kirby case, as the defendants
lis ~ III ia Iris county and that the
Is :. is''l "a, = the proper Jurisdiction 70
sln D. i n the venue rests in the county
/ iS4 AZ defendants reside.
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Reaoan Improving.

Palestine, Texas, Aprll i.--Judge heaeaH
Is resting well today. No decided cnsI -
for the better or worse: Just holains and
own. lie Is sitting up some loN@'
chances In his favor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-02
Meeting OF Ministers at Valley View.

valley view, Texas, March 3i,--The min.
listers ~ Cooke County Baptist associn.
tlon held their quarterly meeting NJ this
pace. beginning last Thursday and closed
last night Quite large number OF prs2eh.
erS were Ia Attendance and they had a
very profitable meeting
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II the Baby is Cutting eetn ..,.,
be sure and use that old ana w wsn syrup,
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Scotnh mild.
for children teethlng. II soosneS e erres
sottens the gums, ai..'i - resseay fns
kIarrhARl.
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Ia Rore a neMevvIIIe.

Deweyv!lie Texas. March 30.-Tac sabi01
Tram COMPANY o, this place Will beFn bor
Ing for Oh me time thls ve"f near L'Nrc
III cir derrick Is now up and the mnchincry
hGs arrived which viii he pnt 10 position
once
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Sales at Galveston.

Galveston. Texas. April 1-sn'cs 81 the
Galveston oil exchange today were az fol
lows;
Beatty 500 shares at 1i%c.
silver Dime $50 shares ~ l0c.
Victor 2C0OO shares AZ 2Hc
Manhattan. 5000 shares at 13c.
Beatty 1000 shares at 1c.
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- for a niamissal.

Galveston. Texas, April Ian answer has
been nIed with the clerk ~ che United
states court by the defendants In the case
81 y. 81. Yost ct al W. 2. a. Richards aud
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Land Sales and leases.

Austin, Texas, April 1.-The following
are the land sales and leases for the month
of March as reported by the treasury de.
partment
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gee goes 20 SHOW that the idea IL wrong for
we legislature to assume an economic,
hhstlsuae wnen the eleemosynary lnstitutiogs
necessi les. 'Ne way OF
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e. q uuncy Of Houston The defendants
ausNer the petition of the compiaiuauts nt
length and ask hat the case be dlsmi sscd
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n,r,rtment Notes.


p'pN' co,.orror Savors
isib Tens. APrlI l.
s.,.s II return home tomorrow IRON
ifsc.'u n,or
Tst % nv u,tAomop has resigned
a. AN Of the major geheFal OF lhe
" -
5sish s'''N pocan has returned
II Commissioner hoEen mas 'e'N- ''o1
L M TO Brownwood.
doekets for the court OF
H'@ 'nU - ,,.i,.cd in town. The
Eth tFpeals nav -.
/ xlg open next Monday
,m,riran knights Of Liberty OF
ss.,b Amcrico. of Galveston.
snA soulH A"', A. h,.in.ss
eiay granted autuolll! TO ~ ~. ,rn' 20
SITE by the lhSura,ilite uViyi , .,,,"
4 ,a,a SEEKER OF tae aululanI q.
! hH gone 10 DaIlas 10 ASSIST wy
. sSnciatlon IN putling ny 'Ne
/ /. laasury department was busy TO-DAY
I'M Confederate pension WARRANTS.
! Tsfttendeut Norsnam % ,n uaunnti,
3su who Is a member OF tue hplleptlc
ID board. has just returned from
! to Abilene. aud SAYS tnlt VOTE on the
| M buildings are under headway.
fdNad Commissioner storey mas re-
M from a trip 10 LocRhart.
8NsaAt Attorney General heece mas re-
Bad from Hampstead.
akra Is a balance OF Sl3'VtD rem 'lhlng IN
\ aad which was set aside TO pay lease
Ehr whose leases nave ocen canoe tel
tie csse Of; the state against Michael
bAsn and 100 defendants. to recover
IN acres Of land In nj Paso county. will
n up for trial this month In the district
n aere
NJ time allowed for the payment OF
4thlse taxes will expire Nav /. A'tNr
Il date the department. Of state Is look
/ icf rush Of charters.
i r.sdy for Its annual report,
II, n,ndanius against the land commits
1h.f regarding a test Of the mining law
4 he argued In the supreme court on the
ID
3his Health officer Tabor has returned
Inspected som@ sspTovcments which are
[ss made.
k...4..,. -, ..
1 a y Rnsons 1V corn tSS 'u'neu from q
#perlntendent Harlan Of public build.
and grounds has received many letters
i sIs, naslG M. inquiries as 70 the capitol
lurs wants to know ali about it. as that
]. Is thinking Of building a new State
IN ,a,s,,,+ ,or.r,r. s,n.-.-,,,. :.
&1ins IN a erhana a. h.IS - ,,Ss,',,.,S
IN NV ~ scneme TO nold an encamp
S s.
Il sr,,e "nI yehk,ns OF the asylum foi
n aune and Mind colored youths re
! h,s,,, ' in .n OF nlhety-tour pupils
n nv ali hna .iS NJ ., tne llstit u
ftni,v ,o, h uaa dig easter egg hunt
\ "su W sunlptuous ulh
h. falovip. .,,,,u.,u.t. ,
N M ,ra ,Si.in nave oeen is
tre. "MTl aE Ine governor sig
hulsIcn,r A. Sg sStn 10 oe a PHO
n 10 he srst ,, oa,lue fsss, ana \. =
bond ln}antrv "n s M mayors Guard
ciptain. ''' anu W. d. McCollum u
'fleil Charles NJ.
M /, sesiars,,o o. morse or the supreme
n '' st MS nome IN TN
Blind i...;4,.I
INSTITUTE Oetioienoy.
fl'Hn, Texas, April Another de
lfnT certificate sIad r..+.,1
n A ultu yesterday mOFntrI
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A Negro Killed.

Austin, Texas, April Ia negro by the
name of Charley Moore was killed last
night at Hunters Bend by being shot In
the head
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asHaa
Record Of Arrests.

Galveston. Texas Apru Tho follow
up arrost, were made by the police io
partmont during the month o. Marco;
,atc cases: Disturbing the public peace
Is, drunk in a public plnce, - hgduus =
assault to murder, 81 assault ana battery
3; yurslng and abusing q theft lmi5de
o,apo0, 6, robbery Il vagrancy 10; ns
ault to rape, /; aggravated assault,
ggrayRted assault aud battery, selli1s
UUas on sunday /; gaming, !. carrying
pistol. .; carrying steel kuuckirt
ufg.ary day time, 1 lunacy,Fli cShih T.
NIX a slot machine / offering io.,try
Urtcts for sale, Z, threats to tnee. lie, J.
atai 107 CITY cases: Idle ana disorder
ii: disordcrly conduct, 80 drunk md
orderly, A. loqfipg, q interfering witn
"a officer. viontlng sanitary rcGui 1tinlH
.olIclfing trade for Immoral purposes.
T. Ting To pay vehicle tax q; cscanc
.,r prisoner. H. train jumping. ] yloluiin
,.rd ordinance Z; On-trNrJing the y le'
Walk L. committing nuisance 2 failure
nav occupation license. J. Total ~.
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DUFFY'S Pure MALT WHlSkEy

is sure cure for these Ills peculiar 70
young women. II acts directly on the vital
organs, stimulating them to healthy ae-
ton aids digestion aud circulation, thus
removing ali irregularities and danger 81
quick consumption. II viii surely give
your daughters strength and rosy cheeks
aud fit them for their useful sphere Ia IRE
as healthy happy wives and mothers.
Duny's Pure Malt WhhAey IS sold IN
sealed bottles only. II offered In any other
than our own patent bots,csi securely seal
ed, It Is not The genuine. Beware o. sun
stftutes and limitations! Insist on the gem
uine and be sure you get H. Al drusslsts
and grocers sell the genuine Duny,s Ppre
Malt Whiskey for Sl.o0 bottle. ~ your
druggist or grocer does not Keep IT. "ti's
direct.
FREE-Medleal booklet containing symp-
toms and treatment OF diseases aud con
advice sent free. Also two game counters
for whist, euchre, etc, which are 9 great
10 cover postage. Dufy Malt Whsksy
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TO BUILD THE SEA WALL.
Galveston County Commissioners Met
10 Discuss the Matter.
ACTIVE WORK TO BEGIN ABOUT JUNE |
Work Of Printing the Bonds win Begin
at Once and the Formal Order
Win Be Made Later

Galveston. Texas, April There was
meeting cf the county commissioners TINS
AFTERNOON to take further action looking
toward the building Of the sea wall. the
commissioners all evidcrced desire 10
begin work ON the wall as soon as possihl%
aud Il is the opinion now that active work
On the wall VIII be commenced by june J.
lhe structure will be built under the III
recti5n Of the county commissioners. Tbs
matter was settled this afternoon after a
spirited controversy. Commissioner Menard
Introduced resolution whereby the c'tH
commissioners were to be Invited 60 meet
Vita tho county commissioners aud ceg-
tain number of citizens also selected 70 be
mvseut Tor the purpose OF placing the work
in the hands OF committee To he appoint
I'D az that meeting The resolution was
cost. It being the sentiment OF the majority
II the commissioners that as the wolk VAS
to be donc hy the county, the county con-
nissiore.s would bo held responsible ana
that while they would giadiy receive srS'
gestlous from amy citizen Of the county
regarding the work, they did not desire II
| 10 be Ia the hands OF committee OF CIT
,zeus The hrst step Co be taken Is the
st.ct ton OF IL consulting rnIlueet WHO VIII
| meet with the county commits donors Wy
| ttru lie Al meeting, NAlth VIA DE htl9 Fu
| u0y. AT this smreung the plans anJ spet
/ lu,0Nons sunnht,cu uN tAe u1ara on th
| ailurrs hu designed the sea wall WIZ hy
| .ubuitIed. anu IL Is safe 10 say they VIII
] ac All ptNd, as all ul the commissioner
! laNur building the wall according 10 tuest
| plans Ii van then be In oldet % condemn
| be gtound upon which the vail It's to %
| lUcHted.
! Nnle the county attorney submitted OF
| ,p.mou this afternoon 10 the eject thai
] D. O.. .st. I
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Blind Institute patiol.nou

EH' ieIas, April Another de-
4, certificate filed yesterday morning
IN. q, souptrolier by the superintendent
= Olna Institute calls for s3o5o 1t
asprosed BY the governor and the
n tEe Specifically set out ne Yol,ou-e.
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Veterans 10 eo 10 paIlas.

Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-19
Tore Up the calaboose.

Deputy Ed House was in the city
yesterday from Sulphur and reports
everything quiet up his way. The mar
shal would have had a man to bring
down but for the fact he was placed
in the calaboose at Davis TO await
transportation and he tore up the city
prison and made his escape. He was
a negro and had been arrested by the
city marshal on a charge of disposing
of mortgaged property.
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Would Loeate sanltarInn,.

Drs. ] w. Cook and F NJ. Wick OF
Martin, Texas. who have been here for
several days, left yesterday noon for
Oklahoma City The object OF their
visit here was 70 see whether Ardmore
would be the proper place to put in a
sanitarium They are looking for
location. and so far they &re more IA
Noraoly impressed with Ardmore than
any town they have visited. These
gentlemen have substantial recon
mendauons showing them TO be up in
their business. and as Ardmore will
soon have fine system Of water.
works il is our opinion that there is
no more suitable place than this TO
install this sanitarium.
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The Texas railway commission is
an enemy 70 Texas. the Register SAYS
u prevents its development A sin.
sic Instance viii sufioe. The two
grcat packing plants of Fort Worth
viii use thousands Of TONS Of salt and
Texas produces salt. To use thous.
ands OF tons OF Texas salt would de-
Nclop that iniustry-Would put more
men az work, aud more money in cir.
cUlauon; yet the Texas railway com.
mission prohibits the Fort Worth
pNcNing houses nom using Texas salt.
0nloss they will consent 70 90 So a.
q loss. salt for the NoFt Worth pack.
hg houses viii coute trom Kansas ana
Louisiana ,0e0AGsS ,Ae rtSss railway
commission insists that freight rates
from Grand Saline shah Ae greater
than nrom Hutchinson, Kan or NON
Jennings. Ia.
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Public sehosl Notes.

Prof, J. r. Hendrix informs us that
the property committee OF the school
board viii purchase 100 more new
desks and place them in the different
schools, and thus enable the school to
hold sll-dsy sessions in an the rooms
except. perhaps. two.
The suPerintendent's report for the
hrs' month Of this season is very aat.
tering. showing an increase Of over
80 pupils over the eorrespondiSs
month last year.
The scholastic children OF this town
number i75o and the enrolment will
reach al least aeo0.
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New shIpment o. eooa.-

You can always depend on Leather.
wood for everything that's new. Here
are few OF the new things just re-
ceived
Latest designs in Ladies' Skirts
Jackets.
Dressing Sacks.
The latest thing out in Ladies over.
Vests-nothing else like them in the
city
Children's Cloaks and Fur Collar.
ettes.
Better goods-lower prices.
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Holland herrings at Jake's.


Rev F. NJ. Fitzgerald came in from
the south yesterday to assist Pastor
Collins in a revival meeting at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church. He
has just closed a meeting at Waxa.
Eachie, Texas. in which there were
more than 100 conversions and he an.
ticipates doing a like work here. He
expressed himself as being highly
pleased with Ardmore's business activ-
ity He will preach at the c. p. church
today.
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FOR SALE.
Notice Of LEGAL Sale.

To satisfy a balance due on notes
secured by a certain chattel mortgagd
executed by A. J. and Emma Brown
to Noble Bros, we will proceed I'd
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, on Main street in the
city of Ardmore, Ind. Ter, in front o.
the Noble Bros. building between the
hours Of 10 a. m. and p m. on Thurs
day, Oct. 23, the following described
property covered by said mortgage
to-wit:
One Moon Bros buggy and set A
double harness.
One John Deere walking cultivatorl
And one brown mare about fourteen
hands high. NOBLE BROS.
1874.
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Niaht School,.

A night school in mathematics is to
be held at the city hall at 1880 p. m
every night beginning Monday. New
methods will be Employed tuition will
be ten cents a lesson to begin with
and will be reduced should the attend
ance Justify. This is an excellent op-
portunity for the young men of our
city and one they should avail them
selves of.