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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-06
VETERANS TAKE AorloN

Better Provisions Wanted for the Old
Soldiers Home
Fort Worth, Texas October AT the
meeting today Of X. +, Lee camp. United
Confederate Veterans, the matter OF memo
NauNng the state legislature to make n
buildings for the Confederate home for the
old soldiers, was considered The ieclsla.
i've committee WAS Instructed 10 use Its
enorts 70 have carried out the camps de.
sire The statement was made by Former
Land Commissioner McGuughey that there
We're now IN the home sos inmates white
there was room for only 255. and that iOO
applications for admission to the home were
now pending IN View OF these facts the
camps oyer the State Will be asked TO
his best efforts to have the old Confederate
soldiers looked after IA a proper way. Gov.
ernor Lubbock also advised the camp on
tho same matter.
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather.
DOMESTIC.

Army expenditures decreased nearly
e1,oo00o0 during the past fiscal year.
The Grand Army encampment begins al
Washington today.
This IL Georgia's convention week,
The crisis in the New Orleans street car
strike will be reached today.
The president and four cabinet members
deiiberated three hours sunday over th'
strike situation.
President Mitchell is actively preparing
for the coming crisis Plan adopted for In
creasiDg funds.
a st. Louis grand Jury handed in an en-
dlctmont charging sixteen assemblymen
with bribery.
4 rlot occurred Mt Glen Falls. y. "
where a strike OF street railway employees
Is In progress and the state troops were
called out TO protect the nonunion workers
The Mormon church repudlates the report
that the Pulitzer murder was due to the
doctrines OF their church.
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FIRgMEN pEcLARE sTRIKE

Weiss H. II. Hamilton toi, 6. H. Kuhi-
man JOS, J. G. Benzlpgcr iOJ, J. c. Craw-
ford il8' w. f. Leopold l2., Total IA.
tenframc game, Dallas bowlcrs VIII
lam Boil 81, Williams 30. Rdston 81, Reese
20, Mosley 81, Nussbaumer 40, Pctermon
IS. Total 23s.
lnrnyercn bowlers.-H Meyer 81 A. J.
Weiss 81. r. Humbien "a. G. H. Kuhlman
% J. c. Beuslnger 49, j. G, Crawford 80
w e. Leopold 80 Total 30
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Mallory Pasaenner List.

Galveston Texas, October The Concbo
arrived esterdoy WITH the following cabin
passengers NJ N. Cans. j. H. Bun, A.
Wokowsky. NJ Welnstraub Henry Bev-
ans, V. NJ Osborne John Irwin, G. Boxton
md wife 7. d. Marconlldes, Mrs John c.
Harrison, Miss Harrison. Miss Bateman
Mrs. S. A, Hotter. Aiiss Hotter. Master
Hotter, Il. 2. TNlor aud Wife. +. w. Rum
seN and vito. j. b. DRYDEN, G.. r. Arnold
and wife. sam neitus l.. Larson. Mrs
Swayne. Miss C6rnes, Mrs s. NJ Grum-
bach, Roy. Z H. Andrews, r. II Bush. W
X. Goodscll. Galveston
The Sabine sailed FOR New York TODAY.
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BOWLERS GOOD RECORD.
Houston Broke Even With Dallas on
Match Game.
LEOPOLD MADE A FINE SCORE.
In the First Game Dallas Was Too Strong
Tor Houston, but in the Second II
Was Different.

Dallas. Texas October 5.-Houston Turn.
Fereip Bowling club broke even today with
the cream Of Dallas 1iowlers It Is the
first time the Houston Turnyereu bowlcrs
ever won In Dallas.
First game, 80 frames. Dallas BOWERS
william Boil 10l. Williams 1s3, Ralstou
i4e Reese lac. CASTOR 125 Nussbaumcr
100 Peterman 100 Total 300
Tufnverein bowlcrs- H. Meyer 10, A. j.
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NInety-Pourth District conve,tIon.

Corpus Christi, Texas, October 4.--county
Judge w, y. Hopkins. chairman OF the
GemoTaic executive committee az the
called a convention 70 meet m tornna
Chiisu on Saturday October IS. 70 aoani.
pata, q demoeraue candidate for the lasis.
lntme from this distiicf. which II co,npoEed
ot the counties Of Nueccs, DuVni AfansRs
and Ban Particle. he only candidate no
"a the held for The office IA Hon. w. III
tlnion OF san Pntrlrio county. q. W. New.
perry ~ thls county has one precinct IA.
h,rueted Tor him. but rimon viii he tho
Unanimous noninee.
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NEW STYLE COTTON GIN.
Specially Constructed One Necessary f
Eayptan Cotton

spec ally Constructed One Necessary for
Egyptian Cotton
San Antonio, Texas, October 5.-The Unit,
cd statcs department OF agriculture has Ia.
stalled a special gin at Bsrg's mil, in this
county, for the ginning OF Egyptian cottou
now being raised at the Ayo experimental
stations ia Texas
Mr. II II. Collins OF san Antonio win
have charge OF the gin. The stations in
the state where Egyptian cotton is being
growu are located near Waco Houston.
l3Nnlson Eagle Pass aud san Antonio. AND
nl All the crops grown on those farms thot
grown on the san Antonio fnrm is Said IA
ne tue best and most abundant, It's cultivn.
ION peing ny Irrigation. specially CON.
stfucted GIN IL necessary for this cotton
the staple hcing so much longer than tbS
hatlNe cotton. There are three acres OF this
cotton here the Weld OF which viii he nof
less than bale 70 the acre. The pin viii
be In operation In a few days. wa
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News Notes

Austin, Texas, October 0..-The grand jury
In the Twenty. sixth district court viii con.
vene tomorrow for the fall term
Or. u. T, Wilmot Is 10 huild beautiful
residence, to cost $4,000, on Congress ave
nue. between sixteenth aud seventeenth
streets,
The farmers south Of town nre making
war on sunday hunters. Those who ire
q gun within one mile of a church OH sun
DAY are being arrested Several arrests
were made last week
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Waco, Texas, October 5.--In Judge scott's
court yesterday afternoon T. ]. Pledger
was given Judgment against the Texas
Central railroad for $4,000 The suit was
brought 20 recover damages to the extent
Of 4lnooo for alleged personal injuries, The
plaintiff alleged that ho was unloading tias
and strained his back and the iniuIes re-
ceived have made him au Invalid FOR life
When no was placed on the witness stand
has 70 DC carried wherever no goes.
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TEXAS

Bsull and Lumpkin are arranging FOR a
Joint debate IN the Flftn district.
Hon. George r. Burgess addressed a ire
mendous crowd at Yoallum saturday ntght.
lion. John n. Garner spoke 10 large
audieDce AT Eagle Pass Saturday night
Tbetschley reception committee has been
oppointed at Austin.
a ffeight wreck occurred near Palestine
stopping traffic several hours,
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lnerease of shInments

Galveston, Texas. October 5.-The Ms.
souri, Kansas and Texas reports an In,
crease IN outgoing shipments during the
month Of September OF 100000 pounds
over the same month Inst year This heng
an Increase OF over loo per cent other
roads also report an excellent business Out
Of Galveston. V"'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-06
SILVER ORE FROM CHILE
CARGO ARRIVES AT GALVESTON FOR
COLORADO SHELTERS.
Outgoing Shipments Show a Great In
crease Over Last Year-Gerrans to
Observe Landing Anniversary.

Galveston, Texas, October D. Tho Aus
trian steamship Aulstea arrived here this
morning with cargo Of silver ore. The
ore is from The mines Of Chill and is en-
route to the smelters Of Pueblo. Col Regu-
jlar shipments u this ore are being received
here from Antofugasta, chill. and after
being refined in Colorado II is again shipped
through Gals weston TO all parts of the
world.
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FoREIeN.

zolas funeral at Paris was attended by
thousands Of workingmen No serious riot
ing.
The order Of Admiral Casey refusing TO
permit troops or munitions OF war 70 he
transported by rail across the lsthmus Of
Panama may result IN complications.
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Ancient Tower poonsd

Venice October 5.-The steepe OF the
of collapsing Hi'ner signs
- was nrst announced from Venice August
lnat tne upper part Of the tower Of the
vnutcn saa stefauo showed signs Of col.
m lapSS,ig ana preparations were then being
s argue ~ uenoush the tower Tho houses
surrounding. the church were ordor n9uS tl'
'he authorities to be evacuated. ''VU ny
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-06

Austin, Tcxns. October D. Tho comp
trpler has received tax rolls from the
following counties: TYLER county, total val
uatiOu, 81 i02.DDl; iucrcnso over last year.
SBO2 i6i. Hnys county. total valuation, So
SOi,l3J; incrcasc, SjS,SSO, San JAclnto
county. totul valuation S1,6SO. 73S; decrease,
Sl0l,77 Tarrant county, total valuation,
S22, 0S5, 1885, Increase, Sl,3i5,230.
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San Angelo Texas, October l. The low.
est figure on record for some dime for cat
tie was reached in Concho county few
days since when sale OF 100 haaa ~
well appearing cattle sold foF 500. THO
seller had become disheartened looking for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-06
New Sap Time Gard

Hoakum. Texas October "a new time
card went into effect on the san Antonio
and Arkansas Pass railroad at 1901 todav
The principal change IS that the tr,,rs ~
sle main line will meet here Instead ~ ne W.
Sweet Home The aver viii Iea,e ul at
$3.50 p. m. instead OF ESQ. ners NJ
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Socialist cn,dldnta.

Dallas, Texas, october 5..lThe socialists
held : convention 10 Dallas today aud nnm.
lhnW1 ~, scott, a Dallas newepn pei
man, as fhcir candidaie Tor congress from
me fiith district They also nainlnated
lhfee randidatea fop Representatives ~ Inc
lama, ~ Z, Greer and Charles rrolieF,
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HOUSTON

Dick Bowling camp nstals now com.
mander.
Local Typographical uHtou approprlates
$50 for striking miners
Houston post. Traveieis Protective Asso-
citation, puts forward iinrry Harhy as q
candidate for president ~ Texas division.
The Turnverein viii erect a new building
10 cost $4,000,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-06
Mholaanle rhieunru

Austin, Texas, October 5.-A negro high.
wayman held up Mrs. Emma j. Elder last
night on East sixth street ANA relieved her
Of her purse, containing 50, ana a gold
ring.
Ihree horses and huggics were also stolen
last night in different parts of the town.
1he police are without clue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-06

The fact Is settled that the Rock Island
Will come TO Houston aud Galveston,
AN tho 6remen on the Texas and Mexican
have gone on strlsc Demands made Ion
a large Increase Do vHEes
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SPORT.

Houston howlcrs broke even with the
crack players Of Dallas,
The Chwthons were defeated yesterday
by a local picked team.
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O'Cennors Tcam w..

San Antonio, Texas. October 5,-In the
game Of baseball today between the San
Antonio tenn, and Mike o'Connors aggre-
CATION, picked from the rexas league,
n'Connor's team won by n score OF s to G.
Fully 5000 people Witnessed the game,
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Groves slack ROOF tlvor ON,

Made, from an active principle ohtain.a
flom Hack Root They set on tho liver
sgnNl to ealome' aud leave no bad after
theeihs 40 gripping no sick stomach viii
Vule ohronlc combination. Price ~ nentn
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Nemnnannr sn.n..a.

WaHahachl', Texas, October s.-rbs
Daily Eagle morning paper which has
nesA punished IN lhia city Tor tho past
lses sses.ed publication this morning Tbs
s s,,s,s hs advertising contracts and
tAe Daily Light, an afternoon1 ss ns sS" 10
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EnnthaIl at Warahaehle

Waxahaehie, Texas. october o-l0I.
row afternoon at 3 o'clock the TnniL! NJ, M
versity and Agricultural and MeenssR
elevcns win contest football honors ~ N,
eridlron on the university campus y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-06

ton street PRESBYTERIAN church and will
be In session until next Monday. There
are ministers here in ATTENDANCE from az
parts Of the state and the attendance IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-06

Best feF rheumatisln. R,m.. a
ltsserlpileh No, 1851, Celebrated on T..
merits Tor many eAectuaI cnres ~
sehmlas' Houston, Texas, sole agent y
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FOOD FOR A YEAR.

meats ''..................3oo lbs.
%i'sA''....s......s....,.,.a4o qts.
s.ut'S' ~, .s.s.'.,.. 100 lbs.
.ssS ...'....s...,..T ~ doz.
'sse1aO'es ..s......s...so 500 lbs.
This represents fair ration 70, one
man for one year.
But some people eat and eat
and yet grow thinner. This
means a defective digestion
and unsuitabIc food. TO the
notice Of such persons we pre-
sent Scots Emulsion, famous
for its tissue building. Your
physician can tell you how ii
does Il.
We5l $40 ycs lbiis - ~ lfysu M.
.A'fs = D0WnK, ~ parl ,sss4s. Esv rsvh.
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POLITICAL.

AA congressional nominations have been
made in Louisiana and both parties are
ready for the battle
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MAGNOLIA BOWLING.

In the Magnolia Bowling club contest for
tho Hugh Hamilton gold medal at Jones Re
sort, Harrisburg road, yesterday, William
Floeck won on score OF 50. n o. Jones
was close second with 30 Louis Hrsrh
made the lowest score. o.
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u.shs.,Illsl Fe&ss October s.--rhs pal.
As OsssO''sfs ns. Ia sAls civ a tas psn.
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GROVES CHRONIC CHILL auRR
Gpges ihe chiiis tDat eiatg ehiii fea,s,
aognt eyre, ~ al DRUGGISTS, he eufs, ~
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--..---s---=s
they are taking great interest IN the
struggle aud VIII 60 deep into their own
pockets to help the Pennsylvania miners.
President Russell said that the soft coal
operators are also in sympathy with the
pDthracite men IN this State. He said the
officers believed the union was good thing
for both men aud the employers. He init
mated that some OF the coal operators ia
The West had shown their sympathy Tor the
hard coal miuers ia substantial manner.
GOVERNMENT AGENT RETGcENT.
waiter 4. woyle. who has done consider.
| nble work for United states Commissioner
Of Labor Carroll y. Wright in the anthra-
citc fields, spent about three hours vita
President Mitchell this evening Mr..
woyle. helng 50 closely iieptined With Mr..
| Wright 1t was surmiscd by The corps Of
newspaper correspondents fere may have
carried messages 70 Mr.. Mitchell from
Washington but both gentlemen denied
that the visit had any slgrihcauce.
a correspondent OF the Associated Press
tonight asked President MITCHELL IN the
presence Of MIR. Weyle. what he had heard
from President Roosevelt. and his reply
was
why do you nsk; what have yon hcardG'
lie was Informed that the president and
his cabinet had held long conference to.
day on the coal strike. and he was asked
II he had heard from the president. His
answer this time was 81 have not heard
from the cabinet"
Have YOU heard, directly or indirectly,
from Commissioner wrlghtT
~ don't care TO sny anything
Mr. Mitchell had nothing TO say regard
ing tho proposed plans for ending the
strike.
AMMUNITION DISCOVERED
Scranton, Pa. October 5.-~Just before
duyhreak this morning a squad OF rhir-
tecuth regiment men," stationed near the
Grassy Island colliery came across am ltal-
ian striker named Giuseppe rupricllo,
prowlng nbout the outpost With shotgun.
He fred IN the direction IN which the sol
diers We're approaching, afterwards nlIcg-
ing that be was shouting at bird. Colonel
Waters had received Information that Pap
rielo was receiving nrms ana ammunition
and this evening detachment Of two com.
panies was sent to his honse The soldiers
found there 1900 rounds Of cartridges FOR
,-o.at,t,. 49, -
r,,,an -, ~ ., -.
49,, 1g', "",'uH '''' n'Sut i'V' "Oo",
,,.,u T., '"P ",,"
sra,, o,,rh,. '.."e ~ ,l".n ",'' lug ..91p9
Milo 20 rnnls AMI raitoi ,,,,, 49,, t,,a
tracks
There is stc1ng feeling prevalent, rs.
pecially among The business men, that q
convention OF the strikers should be called
To pass upon the Bacr proposition to refer
20 the district courts any dispute that can
NOT be S'tlsla'i''lIy adjusted between the
miner ana ms 'nlll"Eet
Mine workers leaders gny the PROPOSE
lion is a sham. Intended Ia deceive the puIi.
i,
hciofe tue Week ID over they say iocals
throughout thc whole region VIII pass rcso-
uttous eorpu,epdIuir prpsiIput Mitchell for
-. ~ ,...
lsholius tue pIoposnI'
cpNrot goptN r,rrrs
"HN 'N-l" 1919 ans
Shenandoah ilp Oetober O'-Geheral
Goblin, In command OF the state troops 10
~, .truo rc,I,n snti tod,v thnt te womb
Wy
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II It's a Garland y.
That's all you need 70 know about W.
or range
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BASEBALL.
National League.

ST. Louis, October 5.--The National
league season closed here today Cold
weather interfcrcd with the playing Of both
teams. Attendance 1900.
First game-Score-- r II L.
St Louis .......,.. 100 100 020-- 10 >
Chicago ,......... 900 800 032-t1 10 .
Racket and Weaver; Hardy and king
Second gAme-Score-- Ii "
St Louis ................50 500 90 q .
Chicago ,..,............. 40 o. q 6 /
Wic6cr and Weaver. w. Williams and
Killing.
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Elhhari Te1ha, Oetobef 81 Extra keuih,
bcahd rnsins 30. eos on the International
and ureAf Nevihern gas wrenked A. Csluln
f9nF miles north ~ lhla piare, thla even.
lns. Fepriesh cars II cerh and cotton are
~ inc aiteh, but no casualties arc reported.
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tor, from mills, Rice bran sooOalOm |,

The, rice movement at New on...
eSpnplied ny henry II. Smith, secreiss.
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AnAbundanceof Blood.
P ;. All ! 3
Celery Compound
cleanses the Vital Fluid, Increases
It's Supply, Banishes the Seeds
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The use Of HPaine's Celery Compound
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such as insomnia, neuralgia. rheumatism,
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Suffering from an attack of illness
which had not only reduced my strength,
but brought on extreme exhaustion
from inability to appropriate food, l
tried the effect Of Johann Hof,s Ex-
tract in the usual dose Of a wineglassful
three times day. It's use was followed
by marked effects % Food which
had hitherto been found to pass the
alimentary canal unchanged digested
properly. (7) There appeared an In
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Johann Hoff' makes flesh and blood.
Be sure you get Johann Hof's Ex-
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Victoria Augusfe, Empress Of
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the most noted public men and women
: of this country, in the Government, in
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LAKE FOREST SCHOOL

Formerly Lake Forest Academy. Is.
instruction in all branches, fitting
for admission to college or university. Equip
ment complete. Physical training; ample
The house system under which the boys live
and the large number of masters to the num-
Der Of students assures Individual attention.
Catalogue on application. Address ~
Curtis Sloane, Head Master,
Box 30, Lake Forest Ill. ..isasss.s
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

wife; lots 90 and %, block O. Rollins second
addition. $780, = : 49, :: ~, Z ~
IL. township %, range a. $3.50. -, ..0.
Halvor X. Halvorson and wife to Carl A. Hal
lenberg; lots 3 and~4, Gates Brothers addition,
$4,000 n. " ts,>;-- T. = 80
George F.. Perkins administrator to Nels G.
Johnson; lots IA. and 10. block 5, Rosedale
Mary Ganley and husband to Timothy w
Heavy; part of lots and s. supplement to Chi
cago Park addition. So, 900.
Kerr; lot a. block rs. Gales subdivision 81 900
Daniel L. Dow and wife to the Catholic church
ct al. lot Is, block I, West Minneapolis, 500.
H. Glberts Robbins to Jennie NJ. Lewis; lots
6 and I, block 2. Cross & Stanchfelds addition,
81 800: :, .--r7!N b. -, 49,. -.,. i.
John Lipdholm and wife to Oscar A. Lind
81 sp ss; in section , township us range al'
George X. Holmes and wife to John A.. Lund-
berg; lot II, block l. Wood Smiths subd1-
Oliyne NIarsolas to David x. Marsolais; in
Sef Frank b BreD to Minneapois st. Louis Rail
range p, 1925. - 49,
Albert B. Clampe and wife to Martin $. Nor
gren; lots ii to IS; block I, Cottage City, $3.50
l. A. DunsmoOr and wife to Jasper In Barden:
lot 8, block 3d. second division Of Remington
John Hendricks and wife to Albert n. Bates
and wife; in section 49, township III. range 25.
Paul swensonI to Emil J. sChastek: lot I; block
| Cora E. Woodman and. husband to Waldo +.
Corbett; in section SO, township 119, range 81,
| $500. ' -. - "a
John Hacking TO Fred Palmer; lots and a,
Clinton NJ Chandler and wife to Oscar Peter
son: lot Is, block H., Williams addition, 5000.
| Waldo F. Corbett to Charles Z. Sinclair; in
! Joseph n Reid and wife to Susan e. Thomas
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-11

There is no one article in the line of
medicine that gives so large a return for
the money as good porous strengthening
plaster, such as Carriers Smart Weed and
Belladonna Backache Plasters.