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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-12-23

The Pioneer wishes everyone in
Bemidji a Merry Christmas.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-01
Free Bill for
Parish Fairs

Secretary Louis n. Brueggerhoff
of the Louisiana State Fair OF
Shreveport has prepared a Bill
known as the FREE FAIR BILL,
and which he desires introduced at
the coming session of the General
Assembly with a view of said Bill
becoming a Law.
In order that all Officials of
Parish and District Fairs of this
State may become acquainted with
this Bill he has issued a call for
two meetings to be held next month
o.. for Shreveport for Thursday
April Oh and the other for Baton
Rouge Tuesday April 18th. The
reason for the two meetings is that
those living nearest either city car
attend where most convenient
He has included in his invita-
ton in the call all Officials OF Par
ish Fairs and District Fairs, De
monstration Agents, Agricultural
Hixh School Superintendent. Par
ish Superintendent of Education
Presidents Secretaries and Member
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-01
Watch Chiid's Cough

Colds, running of nose, continued
irritation Of the mucous membrane 1t
neglected may mean Catarrh later
DON'T take the char ces-Go some
thing for your child! Children will
not take every me 'icine, but they
will take Dr., Kings New Discovery
aud without bribirg or teasing. is a
sweet pleasant Tar Syrup AMI so fec
tive Just laxative enough to elimin-
ate the waste pOisons. Almost the
first dose helps. Always prepared {,
no mixing or fussing. Just ask your
druggist for DR. Kings New Discov
cry It will safeguard your CHILD
against serious ailments resulting from
colds. adv
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-01

of Police Juries and especially those
where no Fair is held and all Off
Gals connected with the Louisiana
State University, Junior Extension
Service, Livestock Extension, State
Experiment Stations all News
papers etc.
In addition to tie discussing Of
this Bill, dates for all the Fairs
will be set so as to arrange several
circuits throughout the State with
view of not having any Fairs con-
flicting with each other. Uniform
premium lists will be prepared and
a general discussion as to how bes'
conduct Fairs will be held.
Every person interested in Fairs
or organization of Fairs is herebl
invited to participate at either
meeting, For further information
writes to the Secretary of thu
Louisiana State Fair of Shreve
port, and also advise hiu. whicl
meeting you will attend.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-01
The Aches Of House Cleaning

The Aches of House Cleaning
The pain and soreness caused by
bruises. over exertion and straining
during house Gle ,ning time are sooth'
ed away by Slosn's Liriment. NO
need To suffer this agony Just Apply
Slpai's Linimeut 10 the sDre spots,
rub cnly little In short lime tn
pain leaves, You rest comfortably aud
~nj)y refreshing sleeD. One CRATE
ful user Wi es: "Sloan's Liniment Is
worthis weight in gold" Keep
bottle on hand, use it against all sore
ness, Neuralgia and Bruises. Kills PAN
Zoe at your Druggist. au'
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-01
Our Parish Rally
By Abbeville High School Students.


In this age of enlightenment
when civilization is making such
rapid progress, everything depends
upon education, the importance of
which increases with the flight of
years. 1t has been conceded by
the leading men of this State that
the salvation of Louisiana or the
future standing of any State de-
ponds upon education. Therefore
any thing that tends to advance
the cause of education is of the
greatest value to the State. Today
the states that have the most in
huence in national affairs are those
that are making the most progress
along educational lines. The par
ochial interest in schools should
be paramount to that of the State
after careful consideration the
Parish rally has been determined
as the most efficient means for ac-
curing higher educational stand
ard. The advantages of our Par
ish rally are numerous, some OF
which 7 will endeayor to epumerate
in the following paragraphs.
Competition is created among
the pupils, thereby causing them
to take more interest not only in
one but every branch of their
school work. It causes them to
take a review of all the practical
subjects. They become more eff.
cient in Mathematics, Spelling and
English as we'll as Athletics. This
competition inspires each partici-
pant with desire to do better than
any other and at least causes them
to do their very best. The teachers
! also, in order to keep up the stand
ard of the school, make every
effort though it may require a good
, deal of extra work, to obtain the
best results and win out in the
D end. 1t also serves to show the
, teachers and pupils in one sector
. OF the Parish what the teacher!
i and pupils in the other section arr
doing. Above all it increases thu
, scholarship, causing each aud ever.
one to be more skillful in thei
work. This incentive is apt t
O awaken the inert and stupid t
a their real position in the class an
cause them to endeavor to do better
n From social standpoint, tn
Continued on Second Page.)
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-01
City Council
Proceedings

A bbeville, La. March 18th 1910
, The Council of the Town OF
AbbevilIe met in special session
with Mayor Broussard presiding
and the following Alderman
answering To their names; W. .
Hayes, j I Brooks. l.. J BrouS'
sard, 5 ChauvIn, Absent II. j.
LaBauve.
CALL
Abbeville. La. March 18th 1915
To the Hon w. 5. HAYES, y L
Books, l. j. Broussard, Samson
Ohauvin and K. J. LaBauVe
Gentleman BY authority II
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-01
Pills Best For Liver

Because they contain the best liver
medicines, no matter how bitter or
nauseating for the sweet sugar coat
ing hides the taste. DR. Kings New
Life PILLS contain ingredients that put
the liver working, move the bowels
freely. No grippe, no Nausea, aid diges
ton. Just try bottle Of DR.. kings
New Life Pills and notice how much
batter you feel, 2sc, OF Druggists ad,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-01
CtTROLAX
CT II r o L A X
G. | T Il o L A X

Best thing for constipation, sour
stomach. lazy liver and sluggish bowels
Stops a sick headache almost at once
Gives a most thorough and satisfacto-
ry flushing no pain, no nausea Keeps
your system cleansed, sweet and
wholesome. Ask for Cltrolax. Solo
EVerYwhere. a0V
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-01
H. S. Record
In Spelling

About two months ago STATE .
Superintendent ofEducation Hams
sent out te Il The schools o. The
stare a list of 500 words, a scp"r 'ie
lis. for the Primary, intermediate
and High School Del artncn.s tie
advised that all 500 Of these words
be given ont to each division on
March Is and that each pupil max
ing 100 per cen would be given
State certificate signed by the
Governor, State Superintendent
and Parish school officials. These
words were given out to all pupils
IF our high school from the Third
grade to the Senior class inclusive
and we are indeed very proud OF
the results. II pupils in all spelled
Zach one of the 500 words correctly
thereby earning 100 per cent. The
names of these pupils by grades
are as follows:
! Third Grade: Irene Justilien,
Blanche Stauffer, Sedes Theall,
Marian Leguenec, Marie Gaut-
reaux Zulma Dubois, Evelyn SChil-
ling, Rena Meaux, Louis Dutel,
Edward Claverie, Marjorie E.
Broussard, Laura Hollier, May
Hollier, Howard Sehon, Sarah
Rouse, Angelina Morillo.
Fourth Grade: Anita PreJean,
Brady Dominique, Augustine Gul-
dry, Hattie Pleasant, Valera Buras
Annie Mae Hebert, Edgar Lovelle.
Fifth Grade: Marie Frank
Dorothy Golden, Bella Prejean, Ida
Hebert, Walter Bernard, Jeanette
Vitello, Dry Chauvin, Rose Ella
Lee.
Sixth Grade: Olive BourQue
Della Broussard, Laura Gautreaus
Antonio Hargrave, Rudolph Heber
Belle Leblanc, May Leblanc.
Seven Grade: Dora Broussard
Irene Brasseux, Blanche BroussarC
Rita Guidry, Maude Harkins, Hildt
Lampman. Bessie Leblanc, There's
Moore, May Sehon, Charlotte Ira
han, Oscar Chauvin, Isadore He
bert, Martin Lampman, Corbet lie
Blanc, Melvin Morton, Mauric
Meynier, Essie Trahan.
High School: Thelma Golden
Rita Chauvin, Evelyn Montague
May Leblanc, Eugene McHenry
Carmen Leblanc, Pauline Hubert
Birdie Kitchell, Zula Cuny, 10y
Dore, Matte Corrodi, Sophie Nc
Henay, Fred Immergluck, Audel
y Fletcher, Floe Schilling, Lila
= Henry, Rudolph Hollier.
>. All the above will in the cours
IS of a few days receive a State cert
d hcate eigned as above stated an
c should be very proud of their IT
= cord.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-01
Why Constipation Injures

The bowelsare the natural sewerage
system of the body. When they be-
come obstructed by constipation a
part of the poisonous matter which
they should carry off is absorbed into
the sy stem, making you fell dull and
stupid, and interfering with the OIL
ve stion and asst rilation of food TINS
condition is quickly relieved by Cham
berIain's Tablets. 0btainaoie every
where, ~'
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-01

Hbkru ~ ith Cruui,
" A few nights ago o. e Of my atrons
had a c'ili taken W tn coup" write
M T. Davis, merchant, Bearsv.lie, W.
Va. "Ahout mi tnigh' he came I" my
store aud bought bottle of Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. Before
morning The child was entirely re-
covered" Many such letters have
been written. sold Every where adv
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-01
STE \, diciue For Children,

Safe N. dicine For Children.
SIS 1t s4fe?" l. the fret question TO
he considered when buying cough me-
dicine for children. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has long been favo
rite with mothers Of young children
as 1t contains no opium or other mar
cotic, and may b given to child as
confidently as to an adult 1t Is plea
SAINT 10 take, tno, which is VI great
Importance when medicine must De
gwen to Young children This remedy
ismast elf ual in relieving coughs
90 DIS and Group. obtsinabls every
where, NV
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-01
Protect School Children

Measles, scarlet fever and whoop-
ing cough are prevalent among school
children in many cities. A common
cold never should be neglected a. ID
weakens the system so that 1t is not
in condition to throw of more serious
diseases. Foley's Honey and Tar IL
pleasant to take, acts q lickly, con-
tains no opiates. Sod Eysrywhere
@y,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-01

Pound.keeper, reported as fol-
lows: Abbeville, La March LIST.
1916.
February,
10th. NJ. Nunez, horse, .., 81 90
14h, T. Baudoin, COW, loo
17rh, W Broussard, calf, 1 90
18Th, Plaisance, horse, ,.. l 90
IS h, G. j. Conner, horse, LOO
10Th, w Broussard, COW, ]. 90
24'h, J. WE'LL, cow, 1 ~ of
which 75c was for feed.
2s'h, 7. Hardis, horse, ...1 90
29th, A. Hebert, horse, Loo
Total amount 80 90 for which
please find Treasurei's receipt
attached dated March 1st. 1915
MIC MEAUX, Z. X
The following bills were APP
proved against the General Fund
and ordered paid when the funds
are available.
iIeridional, Inv Feb Isl License
book .......... " d.
Meridional, Inv. March 1T. 2nc
Quarter salary Town printer
......... 49,. 49,. $40
Ahheville Water & Light Plan
Inv Mach II h TO ims'alnn-
FIRE alarm system .....13o VI
Valery Leblanc, Inv. Mrrch l.
months a. S2l.00 ...1O5 U
Asarranged with Police Jur.
! for destroying Water HyacintI
s9O6 G
The following Bills were ap
proved against the Streets an
r Bridge Fund and ordered pal
, when the funds are available
l. NJ SokOloski Go. Inv. Feb. z
.........S 4
!. Cneil rr jean Inv. March 1st q
detailed go. (3)........ AZ o
Paw Roll for February.
: Alc.de Ian lrv..... II j
Andrew Faulk ......2 20 I
IL Octave Faulk .......... "a
> o X L j. Broussard -. 80
. Total sl13
n There being no further bus
10 ness to come before the Counc
10 on motion the Council adjourne'
! P.U BROUSSARD.
y, Mayor, Town of Abbeville, l.
y. JOHN T. BROOKS,
av Secretary, Town Of Abbevil!s
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-04-01

vested as Mayor Of the Town of
Abbevllle, La. you are hereby
called to meet in special session
at the City Hall thus day and
date at the hour of 1870 p m
then and there to consider he
following business
70 consider the application of
the Gulf RI fning Go of La to
erect storage tanks. and builds
ines for HE storage of Petroleum
products on their location new
lea Sc from Ms. Elenore Bernard
and any other business that may
I&ome up before US
(sig) Z. U. BROUSS ARD,
Mayor, Town of Abbeville, La =,
Notice Of the above call is here
by waived and service accepted
on or before 3 O'Clock p. IN. this
the 10Th day of March 1915
| (Sig) L J. Bronssard, w. s
Hayes. r. ]. LaBauve, j l
Brooks, Samson Chauvin.
Members Council, Town of Able
vile, La.
l hereby certify that the above
call was duly served upon eaci
member of the Council as evi
denced by signatures above writ
ten.
(Sig) l.. DUTEL.
Chief of Police
The matter of the application
Of the Gulf Co. Of La. to erec
storage tanks and suitable build
iugs for the storage of petroleum
products on their location new
leased from Mrs Eienore Der
nard was taken up and on motion
j. T Brooks seconded by l. j
Broussard the Gulf Refining Go
of La. was granted lermit It
erect storage tanks and building
, necessary for the storage OF ro
y troleum products with the Con
, ditiou that all tank or building
used Tor the purposes above me"
toned >hal he cuist rc;ei !
4. conformity with lie regulatio
a of the National Board Of Under
writers as prescribed for sue
hazards, Vote called and re
gistered as follows: J. r. Brook
yes; l.. J Broussard, yes; W.
Hayea, yes; s. Chanvin. yes; /
J. La Bauve, absent. The Mayo
g declared the motion carried all
= said permit granted.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
II Chief of Police, No repor
n Asst. Police. No report
z Nioht Police, No report
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MANILD~GIDs ASn rRorosAIS

eN'"'l ltN BIDS
Nu'| I'd. rN,u 'hai ,. q .H..
kIfi n" I'li. 90 O'Clock 90 m itTf'
e Ndbms Hruuf, survey f ul u|.lnhuut
cunts uhlUhumg Will 4t ihv nfft. -
tuuutf ti'tN ~ Oklahoma count outs
huml Invite ami receive H,sl'i bids iuf
The construction n dtaIrHr, imptovu.
rount, dreiusN district So r. md lot
NE construction NJ y htidr' " toss tho
ssW- Hs provided In specifications uos
~ tle With tho clerks Of Canadian md
uhlshufrh counties M their offices in El
Reno and Oklahoma CIV. Oklahoma
sAld improvements tu be constructed arc
'f.rrih'd ~ follows tu.vtt'
\ di'rh Ne rui off ~ Ne constructed
a. divert the channel " the Nut,h Cans
dl,u iiv.t itpm y roln, on the lct, hnns
~ The North canadian river. N.n foot
yet ana " frrt north Of tho half sec.
TOW .utu,t b"iv .'u sections 10 and q
wr-hiI, u north. tango md 3 Ncs'
~ tiru plunr th' r.nt'r line through
~ sUufhu uuHftrf ~ thr untthW ~
uuif''r tul thu rorhNcst 1uattrf -
The southwest uunUHf and thv tnuih.
~ section ", lnuusNiu Z. north. urr, ,
wet ut The Indian Meridian AID tie
lufthN eti uuaf'st n M, northwest tipr.
'Fr NJ section - tnwnstiU A. north
tanrr Nest indian Meridian -e1s ioc,
T. nnlnt Who're tlme inter s"ris the lr''
barn. Ut the North Comedian River asue
teinr the l%nratlon VI iN. center limo "
The aaid ditch ~ rut suW
Sali work aud Improvement ~ bo In
tcnfinurD With the So llrh d~,aUrntiNn
~ contained IN the t#pntf vi the Vietcf.
II thid .drnir1ET district. and ihn man
Mat and utrfllr snttiNUs'unf Hut ts'i
mates made h, Hatfv = ADAMS slt,
Nr,pr. nov m fle lu the offices or the
county clerks " Canadian and OKiahNn,
tnuniirs ss n NHf, - 'ir f.u,f' " view
~. said work NlN ~ awarded u the
lowest aud hrst hYiir therefore ruh.
le,' ,u the right ~ tho survryor ard
hrard " county fnmWi siunrt 80 re-
lcct snV md ~ hds
The successful hihfFf win he r%enulrsi
T. dspuslt n certified check tnr ~ pet.
Ient - Ne amount ~ his bii ~ Insure
lis GOOD faith iI WRAlNr Htid hid aud
v. ball immediately ur'u the awarding
ri n contract rnir' lftu Il good aud
sufirisn' bond iN On uetrrnt ~ tho
Hm'unt condition ned fui ths prupct cor.
,'tug 'lun ~ the apid Wn'k ~ improve.
nisnt.
Wllnvss uut hands eri official seats
~ uklahnmr civ and ~ usnn. Okla
hrns. thIs sth LAY " March 1910
uEn ftNSEN.
tSrall Count, Cistk canadian County
" D~oUNEttuS
County Tirth ukIeturt counts.
HArrY - ADAMS
tSsHil Sutvrvof
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PROVISIONS
Chicago Gram and Provision,

'iuCkGO NuuI E1,hs' to buy ear
v1sr' Wcdue.ds, decided higher
uYf p.orf ..sAInr o., holders 81 TO sharp
r'H ZION which. hoN',cr. failed 10 lAst
Ohm, chief 'nt'ntn, fu. uuHghHsiug con
o. ru'I fu No sensation 81 dtuagt reports
.rgafU.'E ins dom'st| winter crop ".
.pfdIur 20 on, ,,r,rf IDEAL weather would
no needed 100 prevent the gisld THE ser
s1n proving = revolution of IN" failure
of 1912 opening pU.y which THnrsi
rom 'Hs H1mr .s Monday fuirn To
ID. b. gicf with Nov af I..ul- 90 8 !liI
ana Iul, - rlpg in Nl,. VA. fol
lowed uE 10 decline or e from initial
ton Nguf-s. but then . general i,lls
hi"r oneninE q shade To- i,uNC hugh
0 'Hs corn market hardened % l'u' and
chen saggci hII late. recovered Oai,
rsrNl'"lsd fI' t.i'uu NJ o'Ncrt sraIu
IlgIof pf.,s ou log. lifted provisions
ksr,a, CIV Ca,h orsr.
KANSAS ,ITl 40. Wl'l vt
No ub.I NlsuI SO OBJ tli
pils JuEN SEQ . MIXED. 9p;iff,
No white ind'ol,, OATS so .
white Futs, Nu mi1sd. Un >,
St Lou, Cash orstr.
ST Louis ,plI WHEAT Nu o
rcd. nominal SO hand. nominal
CpWN NO ,i.a 40 white.
OATS Nu . &C. SO white nominal
crieaoo Product,
lUI. Ngo Np.I .ulTfE lrw.
.f,tmsfs. Hiu .D 1865 ryyHri rr.
.tius 'ut Us.es NfsIs fH .Ht
O iir,I, ff,is. i'Ilsy st w,., u,s,s ir.
,I.dri 1872 tlstry POTATOES Receipts
car. unchanged ruIITEN Ni.e
% cf,f fowls. 49, tpfluEs 1879.
! Kansas CITY Produce
| KANSAS CITY ,pf' ui'rTEE
POULTRY ard tGGS l'.N hanged
ST Iout produe,
ST LOUIS Npil TuJlTN' and
BUTTER Unchanged i;GS 49,
Sucaf
NTN NNRk. AnrI Raw tlEb.
.issdt er'rifisti 900. wol,sse' 10
refined. .trHd,
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GOING FOR MONTHS
VISIT IN CINCINNATI

James Weaver Owner OF the Weaver
block A. the corner ~ Man aud ~iIar,er
streets, sud the man who insist. tia
Oklahoma 'tt' eventually Will become 10
the southwest what Atlanta IL 10 tho
southeast, expects 10 depart this week
for Cincinnati. ONO. up , months visit,
With relatives he has Travelled over tho
n'sd States e Ersat deal and has made
. special STUDY Of 'ho growth aud de-
tsiupmeu' ~ cities and /. regarded 1n
authority uu proprrt, values
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10 OPEN mALAplAl CAMPS.

LITTLE EOCk. Nrk. NpIll 5.pr g
" I,rrison. state health officer. su.
uuuuood 1u'sds, that live anti mtItrlpl
camps viii be- established I'M ArkHnens
d, the United States pIhit health cor,
i,r 10. object q. 10 demonstrate Tint
the dli,nsr ,Hu be- controlled and .rr.
vented on r,mp Ain Doe ~ go 700 ami
fAr uiU. Uttf lHtt,IlliEo
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VICTIMS OF ACCIDENT
ALL WILL RECOVER

sNNEl pt', \piI I-u,.UIf
John e. JiHu tul family nf pr,t rt,cF
NIu v,Ty injured .W 1000 automobile .
dent ni uuN',. okla TUESDAY after
room. THIS r'utnirg ate reported tcsiiug
H. we'll H uusailI, IfNn was lriu,,i
U,Iv severed, lhtn nr, other mymh +,
u ihu iuufil, h'rr severed, bruised
ur' nH lun, we've nrukru The Youngest
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lAaoa .lN lvoossl eNANous

UuEIDT IH Nuui T.sol IN
OBJ i,f-.ut I., I,rJ Wilson nomination
uf Lou. DO UrHut'.s fur .HH'.U' NJ no
suuf.Iu, ..r. VH. adopted TU"s'a lN
tHr IuuiHIsut state federation v' 'Hln
boo session Hs.. Tb. resolution request
ssusi1f Htnsd,N and n.nis,1.i y. iu.
islnnb tp fui, fUI .uuNIwV'Iuu u' fN,
N.uL-L.- .L
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l.rGALs

NOriCE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
The stockholders VI ~ Okiai uma Ma.
ursl uas company are hereby notified
ihal the annual meeting ~ the stock
hulfefs " the company viii be held In
IT, office, hrun SCI American National
nank building oklahoma gitN. okla on
Tussds,, 'he 18th dst ~ Ann. ISIS Al,
" p'rlnch . m ~ Witch time y board
~ directors will y. elected fut the ynst
int Neaf ard airh ulhrt husInuts 'tlns.
Hrtrd e. war hntiN .sHur b. fora Ia
.tockl uidris uts'inr
v n uAitrtIrr
stutiau.
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COTTON


New Ncrs Cotton
Wv NuEk NpII There was a
further dr.ilUy si the uprulus of the ,u'
tom market Wcjnrsdst OWNS io relative
N ,ast cables and e IrucUu Of s.st
To- IUE near WnuiN liquidation l|fs' ufi -
were tu 8 rn .Nif under Tussta, night
IusUE usufys with Ma. selling down to
E1i-,. iuh In n. Hl Hud October .v
A. Ut. NUt s,lrH uI rttr months Nsfr
U.t,It u. IIt UrNItfIrs while ibrf,
Usn tpprbIHI 'u Huc UHH, hu1 Ina
nF NiHt NHi fN. mHT.'t fr,HI,i dufing
'Nt r1lN HaiInG win prices vufkirs up
4 uf 3 points fuTH Tine lowest Drn'fsI
business VHa N,H uU|H' Private cables
reported re- r-rrfnl usui "f .onNdor,r boo
il,,fuuuI tnI nf|f ul f., J,,Inr Goo
scattered IuUilsiu iI disappointed hu'
operator he Wsft sit 'u rH.N Il,piHH
and NmsfirRr COTTON
t,s. inif Utn|s. ff.#. I.,rfruu' t.I.
q continuation ui Yssr uuuth iuuida
tiuH lri 'u Increased u|f'.fIHs here Iu
Iur ihr WrlIis 0' r, mHf Ha Hl wH,~s
worked thuU in fn.fa .sf low st
vtN Ma s.1Hl 90 .H mi HI l.fH
Utf ir isnI. uf|ff ,ssHrs.
'aisn ,fuuri 'Hss. Hsurfs Hov,,,. tr
iit market vas 5000 tIUHl mIilaf with
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REM ESTATE WANTED.

HOME WANTED Thfe. or four ruows
. lots. Orndals Addition. FRISCO. pof.
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CITY RIAL LsIAIt toK SALE.

FOR SALE- 'upl bargain. good homo
10 rooms l,th So. ~. nrs' n'ut
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NAVE INST LISTED ~ &GilONs
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some bargains. nlfi have, DO and l".iuou
houses that you an steal e. " Mo omHs
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RNRGNlN Splendid hulIIIuE lite. north
M cas- front. ipoSlln. goth tud urwrl
cash tl.shU " Iigi
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Market Quotations and Review


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