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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-04
PROFESSIONAL.

I-0-J. ", REED Dentist, Houston, Texas
$40 Mason building -
M'CANE'S DIRECTIVE AGENCY Fur.
nsh detectives for hanks. lawyers. cor.
porations and Others Houston Texas Il
" H. lNGIISH milwSght mill plNus
and building o speciality; mills equipped
With the lates modern machinery; best
~ references. Address IllS louisiana
street Houston, 10
FELTON--PlanoI tuner, fll3 Congress ave,
nue.. 10
pr EDGAR r. COOK. vencreai skin
diseases rheumatism and all chronic
blood diseases onice 4oSia Main street
Houston, Texas IL
S. o. COTTON & BROS, Fire Insurance
Agents aud Adsusters, Main ST. Il
JOHN l.. kuPF. fundertuker and embalmer
loli Prairie avenue, phones BsI 7-2l
OUR PHONE NUMBER IS 400 Houston
Plumbing aud Manufacturing Co, ia
Main street. II
TEXAS, SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
Experienced ana bonded detectives fei
civil or criminal investigH Hon houde1
watchmen for day or night service. NJ
n. Cure, general manager. 3O5ls Aiain
street. II
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For other foreign a.................1o, 79s
iof coAhIWise %. '..t,.. .p.s..s...s... e3Z
In congresses and depots .....,,,. 1885
Total stock ...,........,.,.......3 "a, $50
GRAIN REPORT.
The grain Inspection department ~ the
cotton exchange and board OF trade report
the grain movement for the month Of May
90 follows
Vessels carrying grain which cleared:
Steamship Neceto. Havre. S2.00o bushels;
Total for May 1902 ............. 60, 452
Total for May 1901 ............ $4,000
Decrease Ts2. lss
Total since September l. 1901. 453, 40
same time last year .,,.....,.. LOOM -
Decrease .-.--.....,....... b,lW8,oso
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FOR SALE New sale and boarding stnhlc.
is head horses aud mules For pariiru-
lars, address al call ou Haynes Bros no
Laurel avenue Beaumont. Tcxls ~
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HOTELS, SUMMER RESORTS
Chicago Beach Hotel

70 minutes from heart u city; no aust no 5lrs Elk.
mated on boulevard and lake al SIS, street Boulevard
Chicago Send for illustrated Booklet
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A DRUG BUSINESS, or interest theroin.
IN good live East Texas town Address
! LlcNetAu, attorney. touroc, Texas,
FOR SALL-DruG store TWEEN Stprkrdi,
Residence end two lots windmill suppy.
my water 70 both reaidoncc aud store;
MISC one fourth Interest in Wcb1eryi ip
Telephone Inc For particulars write 4,
q B0uhH, Wchbcryliio Texas ID
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ron SALE stock OF drugs corner Wash.
linton and Silver, wltH Or without build.
ing Apply - orcu Mayo
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

s0R RENT. with hoagd. two very desirable
rooms with modern conYenienCcs $40
Main street 3
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A NICB paving lltrie grocery store doing
good cash business. reason Tor selling,
owner haa other rueiuess to look after
Wl sen ~ invoice price, Apply 27o3,
llurrisuuIe raai 4
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HOTELS, SUMMER RESORTS

ETNDEEE H0TEL. Bandera, Texas.--
onen for summer; hunting aud fishing
snciiItics; telephone connectionsi noun
tain aud river drives. 6-2t
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ANNOUNCEMENT Al pcirons 10 whom
the late NNhim Moutngue Muir Macken
1tc. Scottish uoblcman, VIA Indebted. " III
scnd to his widow. Mrs William Muir
city LOG East rwenty-dfth street, the full
amount "! all bills due them from him AZ
once ~
FOR SALE On Hcco1nt of health. the
Me N0nthos confectionery and fruit
store, COS Main street best location hpe
business es HhliShed, for any tuforma Ion
Inquire Of any 81 The best wholesale CON.
mission houses 10 city. e
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SALOON fur sale doing good business n,
Gated n cen;cr Of the city Address 1911.
this onisp 1
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~ ~ Is hereby given that tho annual
meeting or tlc stockholders and directors
OF jhe Direct Navigation company will he
helu W inc cpmpaEy'S office. No 100
llhnkuu avenue, at II O'Clock a. NJ
tuesday Of July /, 1902 y. c. Cushman,
sccretuV II
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PHEASANT rooms 4oiIihecEt exposure
modern conrenienccs 1913 Walker. ncaI
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE

TWO col0lFd girls want to wash for pri-
yate families or sew BY the day Al,
dress 1920 this office.
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Summer Law School

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAVE this day sold to MIR. Arthur LIP
per Que hnlt interest IN the business
known us the Texas Mercantile Agency.
nnH ne VIII become an active partner 10
rho management OF the business, other.
Wise there will he no change, f. u. Ne.
lnt1re q
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WANTED Position 90 teach htefatuts hnu
music In family on small town IN sgl iIa.
west Texas, references given ADDRESS
Mrs II. r. Henry, eS0i san Jacinteo
street, Houston, Texas.
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- j. ". REED Dentist, Hoaston, Texas
40 Mason building -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-07

Die gamdlte Donobue & Stepbens
baber nar,ens Der 0erwan6ten bes
bier ueritorbenen Sobn @aiep seser
behen Eeftament ginmanb erboben.
Ser @eritorbene bat mertbuoqes gi=
sentbum binterlahen, bas Dem Seita=
ment semdB elmer Pfleseto9ter Der
Samilie Gaiep, Der iebisen 5rau Ma=
ria 6. Sauis, sufauen fol-. Oie an=
matte MAIDEN Dor allem In ibren uiel=
laden ginmenounsen seltenb, baB
has Sefament ni9t in seb0riser
Sorm ~ausSeiteIt LIT unb baber ni9t
9elesli9 als LETTER @iqe bes 8eriter=
bener betra1tet mer6en fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-07

Or. g. Qa(onbe mirb ieine Yraris
pom bier nod Brainero uerlesen, mel
der S@ritt BON Der bieiisen san3ert
gommunttdt bepauert wtro, ba mir
i'm 9enannten Serru einen porS:Slis
den Burger uno ti9tiaen Ir5t per
lieren.-0ier blinoe Wdnner pe,an=
ftaltetsn am l Ausult einen Gang
uub lieferteu basu eine aussesei6nele
Muiit, 10 baB iid ieoer ;ufriebenitel
lenb amiilirte = Ybotosrapb 81. @.
Spneman taufte pom ~ s. 8eiler
etn 5runbitid fur 300. auf bem er
nd9ites Sribiabr cine @Obnuns bauen
mirb. -unier Sournalit IS. O'Srien
rpurbe uOn ieiner befieren Sdlfte nit
einem @lfpfinber bel9enft. CT. Ml.
from BON st. gloub, Der Bet elm
Optiter @epromis gu Minneapolis III
Oienit itebt, meilt bel bieiisen Sreunz
ben auf 8elu9. - IN SteIe bes s
50. 9arlon ueriiebt iest SEQ. @enb:
ling bic Sn%senieuriteqe in Der Nabl=
mible. 2arion lit mad Oafota &C.
'reiit, UNI bort In Der grnte feline
Snsenteurfenntniiie gu uermenben. =
Ote @Ien 8lad 60. pon ct. Saul
purbe contractli9 nit benz 8au bes
bielisen @aherme:fes betraut; bic
Nrbeit pirb am l.. September in On:
sriff senDmmen. -Soba 5olep taufs
tie bas iibmeftlt@e 8iertel Don Sec
ton Is fir $1,000 unb perfdufte sebn
Ader Wieienlanb in Sectisn elf benz
9etnri9 Mcgann fur $500 = 9err
SEQ. gnse pom 9ortlanb, SC. o. lit
Bel Der BIER wobnenben Samilie S.
Wc@utre gu @aite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-07

9etnrt9 Wcgann fur $500 Der
SEQ. gnse Don Yortlanb, Sc. o., lit
BET Der BIER mobnenben Samilie S.
Wc@uire gu 9aite.
ct. Soiept.
Sn Der Ndbe Der Wobnuus ieiues
8rubers Inbreas i9euten Sonntas
@admittas bic Pferbe bes Germ Sobn
Wals ; er unb iein S0bn9en wurben
aus benz @efdbrt semorfen ; Der &let=
ne tan1 unserlest bapon, rpdbrenb
iein Batter erbebli9e @erlesunsen i'm
@eit9te bauontrus. Ct mar eine
3eit lang beuuBtlos, bod erbolte er
ii9 balb pieber unter benz Obba9 bes
8rubers, mo bann conitatirt murbe,
baB bic 8erlesunsen bur@aus nt@t
sefdbrlt9er Nrt ftnb. -6err Srans
$. Eimmers retfte Montas in @e=
i9dften nod ct. gloub. SRI. Sran.
els r1bermanl, bot Samitas ibr 8us=
unb &leiberma9erseiddft I'M 9auie
ibrer glteru e%r0ffnet. MontaS bat
FRI. &nua Ylousb ibre Steue ala
Busma9eriu, ais rpel9e iie einen aui
Sabre lanse grfabruns seitisteH, aus
se3ei@neten &uf senteBt, ansetreteu,
unb SRI. 1bemann rptrb p~entgitena
nod fur bielen Wonat tire felt .a1i
Sabren Unacceptable SteIuns als
8u@fibreriu tn Der @uptre=8 rauerj
81 ct. gloub beibebalten. -Oem 4e5=
rer Sran3 Wasner uon bier, wel@e,
bic SomMeri@ule tn Saut Centre
beiu9t, rourben In etnem Sortiseu
9etel uou einem S9lei9biebe SIS. rs
uub etue nbr seioblen. = aaf bel
&rdmer Seimitdtte bel &rdaer 0att
u%eraufteltete bic Satin bes Germ s.
$. 2tsnemanu uon bier Sonntae
Nadmtttas ibuen &inoeru cine redl
anseaebme 3uiammsntuuft, nobel bic
i4ou On Sabren uorsera2te Sras
9tnnemann bas tbr ansebeeene fr0bG:
DE 8eien mteber mol CUR fsreube ber
Sbrtsen 10 redbt CUR @eltxns fommer
lieB.-Seit Iesten Sonneritas genie.
Ben snton 0oti9 uub gattiu bic er:
item @lternfreuben. Gin itram.,ee
SaH9@en ut ieitbem bas 9ebeu be,
Saaalie.
Neire 0rsbe.
Beil Msntas Der Dampffefet in
un'erer Sntterfabrtt auser Orbmunq
mar, fonnte an ienem Sage feline
Wttld senommen merben. Oer &eflel
Der Aug. Saies Drei9uai9ine wurbe
sebraudt, bis aIes rpteber in Orbnuna
war.-Sm Der Samilie Safab gfeffer
bat eta usuateres S69terdeu ibr Gr=
l9etueu seMa9t. i3um @rftlins I'M
iere @ratudation = @enn aaes aad
Wuni6 sest, mtrb uniere Stride bis
gum 9erbf neue eebrauute Seniter
erbalteu. -So9w. P. Srancis, ..
9. 9, Don st. Sobns mar aber
Sonatas Sat unieres bodw. pfar=
rers P. Weinulf, s.. g. 9. = Sebn
Sernid, ganbibat fur bas Sderifs=
amt, beiudte leste @o9e feline biefi=
gen 5ablreiden Sreunbe. = &reisae>
ri9tsi@reiber Germ. Waaer mar
lesten Sretas germ seiebener @af
BET ieinen uieleu biefigen 9an6sleuten
uub 6%reunben. Dem l1mitanbe, baf
er 10 ielten unier Dorf beiu9t, lit es
rpobl 3usumehen, baB er slaubte, ben
gompaB perloren gu baben. Strife
erfldrte ibm bic Sa@e auf gut Ylatt=
beuti9, unb 9ermann ieste feline
&eiie fort.
Belgrade.
8anquier G.. 9orserbins bat feline
$40 Ider srobe, I'm Comm Nortb
Sort Selesene Sarm benz Serrn g. ..
Dablbp fur $4,000 uertauft unb bes
9errn Dablbp Sarm, bic $40 older
umfabt unb i'm Comm 3ate @eorae
lipot FIR &7000 nefnuft
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8elsrahe.

8anquier 6. 9orserbins bat feline
240 @der srobe, TN Conn Nortb
Sort selesene Sarm benz 9errn g. ..
Oablbp fur $4,000 uertauft unb bes
Germ Dablbp Sarm, bic $40 older
umfabt unb TN Conn 0ate @eorse
liest, fur $1,000 setauft. ni-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-07

Serr g. S. Softer bat feline 800
Nder sroBe Sarm einem Oeuti&en
aus Soma gu $50 per ader fduft@
iberlaHen. 9err 9oifer wia ii9 TN
aelobten 2anbe Canada mad elmer
fleinen Sarm umieaen. - Oie neue
@obnuns bes 9errn Srans W. aam=
pa, melae pom 8aui9reiner @b.
Ruf aus @ices unter 8eibilfe bes
5errn s. Soffmann pom Sauf &apibs
erri9tet mirb, 1T unter Dad Sebra9t.
BrowerbiQe.
!6o@m. Yfarrer 9einri9 eeutbner
bat bieie Wode bas neue Pfarrbans
beaosen, mel@es awedbienli@ etnse=
ri@tet lit unb cine wtrtli9e 3ierbe
unierer Orti@aft bilbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-07
Naine YnGrie.

Naine $rairie.
SIN ater pom nabesu 80 Sabrea lit
Oienitas tn benz Sauilienbeim nabe
!&imbaq s. so. &imbaa, Der iber 40
Sabre I'M Eown Waine Prairie mobu=
bait mar, seftOrben. 5ait elm balbes
sSabrbunbert seb6rte ber 8ertorbeue
gu ben prominenten Sarmern, unb bic
N@tuns Dor ibm sins 10 melt, baB BET
Der Organization bes @iIase &im=
BAL jener Ort nod ibm benamt MUIR
be. 9eute morsen mirb bic 8eerbt=
suus bes 8erftorbenen, cen feds &in=
Der b%etrauern, itattfinben.
xafe 0eorge.
Bel ieiner Mntunft unter ieinen pie<
len Sreunben init ieiner ibu1 an, Mons
tag tn Sreeport anSetrauten ebrenmer=
them Satin uurbe benz bter als 2eb=
rer anseiteaten Serrn S. S9minsz
BANNER Elm ber3lides @iufommen BE-:
W03e es benz iunsen !9errn
eebrer unb leiner Braut nod lanse
bel uns re9t gut sefalIen! Ole Sars
mer iinb u%ollauf bei@dftist NIT Der
bic bieiesSabr eine iesensrei9e
iein mirt.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14
LABOR WORLD.

Electrical workers i'll Newark, n. J.,
have struck for $3.50 day.
Fifteen hundred employees of the
low-grade paper mills at Appleton,
Wis, have struck.
A special commission has been APP
pointed in france to codify the laws
cc4cerning working-clAss legislation.
A general organizer for the Fedora,
ton of Labor has been warned to cease
organizing the negroes of Meriden,
Miss, into labor unions.
According to reliable statistics the
open warfare between capital and Ia.
Dor during the years from January /,
1881, to June 80 1894, cost more than
$685., 100000.
The difficulty between the Boston
Master Teamsters and their drivers
has been settled and a strike averted
1t is a victory for the men and win
mean an increase Of at least 81, O00 900
a year in wages.
Men in the mills Of the American
Steel and Wire Company, at Ander-
son, Ind, have re -eived notice Of a
IGuuCliO1 III wages dLuOuS TIE clu-
ployes of from sixteen and two-thirds
cents to fifteen cents an hour.
The eight-hour law in Kansas has
been sustained in Il decision by the
State Supreme Court in the case
against w w. Atckin, n street pay
ing contractor, who worked his men
more hours than the law fixed.
I Twenty-six Japanese mechanics, who
have been working at the Union Iron
Works, at San Francisco Cal, filling
the places of some of The American
ironworkers, who are on strike for q
shorter workday, have been called out
and have stopped work.
The eight-hour limit was first fixed
by a Massachusetts town in 1892. Tht
trustees of Portridgeville, now called
Peru, voted ESQ for repairing high
ways, ito be worked out two-thirds il
June, at IS. Cd. per day, and the Othe
third in September at 3s. a day; eigh
hours in a day 10 be deemed a day
York."
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Herr Krupp's income is by far q
largest in Germany.
Charles NJ. Schwab has won and Il
heavily at Monte Carlo.
King Edwards racing colors will
seen this year both on the turf and
sea.
William Fife, ST., father Of the
slgner Of Shamrock l., died at Fairl
Scotland.
Admiral Dewey has learned to Il
near Palm Beach, Fla, and has be
very successful.
The Earl of Dysart has offered So
600 to start a fund for a national
era house in London.
A large portrait Of President ID
has been given to President Roosey
by the formers direction.
William Deering, head Of the j
vester concern at Chicago, which be
his name, has retired from active bI
ness.
According to n cablegram from Rd
the Pope is enjoying excellent heal
displaying marvellous lucidity Of
tellect and strength of memory.
John NJ. Harlan, of Kentucky, is
ranking Justice of the Supreme Cd
Of the United States in seniority
service He was appointed in 1877
Sir Redvers Butler, having just
tanned the age of sixty-twO, has
years to serve as a general Office
, the active list of the British Arm
Sir William Macdonald, Of Mont
has given to the Province of Ont
Canada, $125,000 to be used for
erection Of buildings, etc, for the
of the Ontario Agricultural Colleg
Guelph.
DR.. d. X. Pearsons, the philan
pist, of Chicago, has issued an ul
tum to the eight colleges that e.
to share in his bounty of S400,00
it he says the benefciaries will
until January ], 1908, to pay
pledges. If the colleges cannot Qu
then the institutions will not
cent from him.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14

tlplied until twelve baskets were hlled
with the remnants Il j. Ike o torch
with which hitt lamps many BE- hghiea
and yet the torch remain as bright 81 be-
fore DO lighted Che first lamp.
But thia grace VIII not come 90 pc eofo
nal until it reaches the heavenly sphere.
What q world that must be where seihsh.
nesa and jealousy and pride and acerpitie.
Of temper have never entered ana never
viii cntorl No struggle Tor precedence
No rivalry between cherubim and aera'
phim No ambition as TO who shall nave
the front seats IN the temple Of God ana
the Lamb. No controversy about the pace
the guest may take at the banquet no
rivalry of robe on coronet. no racing on
ehariots. No throne looking askanco upon
other thrones. but ali the inhabitants per
iectly happy and rejoicing in the perfect
happiness of others. If / never get 10 any
other delightful place / want to get to ina.
place. What n realm to live m forever
An worshiping the same God, all saved bJ
the same Christ, al experiencing the SAME
emotions, an ascending the same height
of love and exultation. all celebrating thl
victories. Courtesy there easy, because
there will be no faults 70 overlook, ~
apologies TO make no mistakes to correct
no disagreeableness 10 overcome, no wrong
TO right. I'm all the ages to come not
detraction or a subterluge. perfect soy
| in a perfect heaven. In that realm, worll
without end, il viii never be necessary. Y
repeat the words OF my text words eng
now need oft repetition, BE courteous.
ICopyirht, 1909, L Nopsch.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14
SPORTING BRsVlrlEs.

King Edwards yacht Britain
being reftted for the Riviera reg
Oliver f. Cults, of the Harvard
ball team, has been declared Q
fessional.
New York has signed a new p
named Mcintyre. He was wit
-dianapOlis last season.
The National Rifle Associatio
decided to send a team to Cana
compete for the Palma trophy.
Former Captain f. L. HigginsC
been made mead coach of the Hs
crews to succeed &c. @. Storrow
resigned.
Basketball teams of Yale, Col
and Pennsylvania, indignant at
disqualification by the Amateur
letic Union, contemplate retail
action.
Permission has been granted
Harvard Baseball team to VI
Annapolis (Md.) cadets grounl
spring practice for about ten dag
Easter.
The Harvard Rowing Commit
-oted to accept the Annapolis
challenge, if satisfactory arrangi
can be made. A second 'varsii
be trained for the race.
George B. Ketcham, Ownel
driver Of the trotter Cresceus, I
nounced that during the year
ceived more han $4,000 in purS
for exhibitions given in variou.
Of the country by Creseeus.
1t is believed in Ithaca that
A. Reed, of Dunkirk, who
charge of Cornelrs line last fa
be the head football coach fc
season. The Football Commit
lear ed definitely that Starbu
not return next year
The Automobile Club of z
will have a big treasury to Z
various schemes for the gener
of the sport. 1t has over 300 n
| paying $50 annual dues, and
meeting some ten new memh
added. at $500 initiation. 1T &
a large surplus.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-14
Carrie "Dissectsv Her Big

At Topeka, Saturday, Mrs.
Nation. while fourishing a larg
ct which she received as a
from an eastern MANUFACTURE
dropped it. and the keen edgl
instrument severed the large
her right foot.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-06-05
BIG ARENIC EVENT.
Ringing Bros Famous Circus
to Exhibit Here Shortly.

Here is good news. Ringing
Brothers Worlds Greatest Shows
will exhibit in Sank Centre on We'd
nesday July 2, afternoon only. Read
ers OF this paper do not need to be re-
minded of the magnitude and high
character of this great show, for it's
reputation as the largest, most COM
plete and best conducted, circus,
menagerie and hippodrome in the
world is universal. The great show
has been entirely reconstructed, while
the list of performers, in every de-
partment, has been so completely
changed as to make this years. pro-
gram new in every essential particu-
lar. The exhibition opens with the
most gorgeous and unique display of
horsemanship ever seen in America.
Perhaps the most fitting way to des-
cribe this beautiful act is to call it a
military horse ballet. 1t is given
under the immediate direction of ] ohm
O'Brien. the greatest of all great
horse trainers. A splendid triple-ring
circus performance follows. In the
list OF famous acrobats are the
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-06-05
The Boston Shoe Depart
w. 0. p. Hilsdale.
$3.50 to Duluth and Return.

Via Northern Pacific R'y between
Morris, Mimi, and intermediate sta
tions to Aitkin, Minnesota, both in.
elusive. Special train going June
18th, returning leave Duluth June
Is, 1902. Grand opportunity to visit
big, blue, Lake Superior and see the
great iron and coal docks, large ele-
vators, parks, boulevards, etc. aar-
Dor excursions. For particulars call
on agents Northern Pacific Railway.
Otto Thorson, the genial travelling
passenger agent of the Great North
ern road, was in the city on Wednes-
day, making preliminary arrange
ments for the Duluth excursion on
June IA.
Frank e. Minnette has sold the
Edgar or Paully farm, two miles
north of the city to Charles Houghton
for $500. While it is a quarter Sec
ton, yet a large part of it-fully one
third is flooded by the mill pond.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-06-05
HhSDALE Il SULLIVAN.

Nelson Family of 10 unequalled art.
lists; the Roberts Family, the Pettits,
the Dibolian Brothers, the Leon Sis
tiers and the great contortionists, Gen.
ero and Theol. and Ethardo. The
aerialists are led by the latest novelty,
especially imported by the Ringing
brothers for this season. The won.
derful Dunbar Trio, direct from
Australia; the Holloway Trio, high
wire acrobats; the Mieado's Own
Troupe of Japanese equilibrists from
Jedao. The riding surpasses any
thing in the equestrian line ever be-
fore attempted. The trained animal
section of the show presents from
Russia; Capt. Webb's Juggling seals,
Prof. Woods dog and pony circus
and Pearl Souder's famous comedy
elephants. Forty funny clowns cor
tribute wealth of comedy to the per-
formance. The menagerie presents
the only living giraffe and hundreds
OF other interesting and curious ami
mails, including thirty elephants.
The hippodromeraces skillfully repro
duce the exciting scenes of the old
Roman amphitheatre, on a scale of
magnitude not surpassed even in the
days of Nero. The show will be given
here in it's entirety, and that means
the biggest, best and most convincing
circus performance ever seen in this
CITY,