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Longview

LoNGvIEw, July IA. 49, Special -
Nearly two weeks since, Colston and
James, men previously employed at
Roach's Mill, near here, took fou,
yoke of cattle without leave or license,
and their whereabouts was not discov-
cred until last Friday, when the cattle
were found near Rusk, but the men
had made their escape. The mill and
its entire outfit had been turned over
to Crutcher d Harrison here, in pay
ment for supplies, and the cattle soon
after disappeared, and the engine and
other machinery was taken to pieces
and portions hid. The whole matter
will be Investigated by the grand
Jury, which convenes next Monday.
The pieces that could not be found
have been replaced by Crutcher & Har.
rison, who have sold the mill and its
outfit to George Post d Son.
The colored people are very much
divided In regard to desire on their
part that one Of their number shall be
appointed county judge in place of
Judge John n. Kilgore, soon to resign,
having been appointed postinssteI
here. There are three applicants for
the position, one being coioged, and "a
! there are thcee oolored county commis-
siopeTs, II looks as though "yOur
honor" would so0n be applied to him
Still, thers may 10 as much division
| among tha coSonllssionors in the mat
dter as among tbs ooloree rank and tic
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A New Rule.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-The post
master-general has promulgated the
following rule in regard to allowance
of leaves of absence:
Leave may be given to any clerk
where conduct and services have been
satisfactory, for such period Of 80 days
asl may remain after deducting all
days Of his or her absence for any
cause, whether sickness or otherwise,
since the LIST day Of January. Chiefs
of divisions will Recommend the grant.
ing Of f16Sves in such order as shall
interfere as little as possible with the
performance of the duties OF the divis-
ion.
The new rule changes the existing
practice in the matter of deducting
from the 80 days annual leave Of abb
sence all time lost from illness or
other reasons. 1t is understood that
the rule will be adopted in all the ex-
ecutive departments.
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THE BUSINESS BUDGET
The Platc-Glass Convention


PITTsBURa, July 1.-THE Inter.
national Window Glass Workers
Convention met here this afternoon.
Delegates are present from all parts OF
the world. Those from Europe are
Albert De Wart, General Secretary OF
the Belgian Glass Workers; Oscar
Fallens, delegate from the same body;
Carlo Gresvneir, President of the
Italian Glass Workers; John Simsco,
Vice-President of the Glass. Workers.
League of England; Joseph Norbarry
and Thomas Henzel, delegates from
the French and Portuguese associa-
tions. The convention will be in ses-
sion nearly q week. The subject OF
an international glass-workers' league
which combines the strength of all the
associations, will be among the mat
terS considered,
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IPOLITICAL.

The Democratic Campaign In Missis-
sippi.
NEW ORLEANS, July 14.-A Jackson,
Mississippi, dispatch says: During the
past year strong opposition to the pres
ent State administration, especially to
Governor Lowery, has manifested it.
self, but it now seems as if the admin
istration is too powerful to be over
come. 1t will require LII votes In the
State Convention to nominate, and
thus far Governor Lowery has secured
73 votes, each promised or instructed
Tor him. lie will probably be re-
nominsted, The opposition, however,
is stlll hopeful, and viii lss7e nothing
uadone % defeat him,
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and 4 .nPted % rescue % so9I = s,,.'y slists
,rou - where they were imPriis,onsna. co.
moLS stoned the guard at p
arms on guard. The latter charg.
cd their assailants then with fixed
bayonets and wounded many OF the
riotern. This exasperated the tanners,
who have renewed the rioting. Their
conduct is 40 threatening that the
Trsbistche authorities have applied
for military TO help. Tho number OF
tanners who attacked the jail was
1900, and this number has been con-
siderably increased In tho mob which
now threatens the peace.
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Tone OF the Stock Market.

NEW YORK, July 4.-Government
bonds to-day have been little more
active and quotations rather weak for
anything. There was again small
business in the general bond list and
also reduced trading in the speculative
issues, that have been so active Of late.
Prices are irregular. The stock
market has been very irregular
and unusually active to-day. Total
sales, 4N,262 shares-exceeding the
past six months. The best prices of
the day were generally made aftcr 2:3O
p. M, but there was very decided re-
action srriRg the last Is minutes,
Amounting IN some cases to | per cent,
and the market closed irregular, ex-
cited and fsverish.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.
An Act of Civilization

DENVER, July 14.-The Tribune-Re-
publicsn's Durango special says: Yes
terday Bucksk1n Charlie, son of Chief
Tgnacio, shot and killed Kasimer, a
prominent Indian of the same tribe.
Each of the Indians were living on q
farm, upon which the government
had built houses and barns and were
doing considerable farming. The
trouble grew out Of trivial matter OF
trespass. As soon as Kasimer's
friends heard of the tragedy they
burned Charles house, barns and
stock aud killed his horses. Charlie
fled. The settlers were wild with
excitement, but no further
trouble is apprehended.
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The New Worlds BxpositionA
NEW ORLEANS, July II. H.-President
of the new Exposition

Company, says tho purohase OK
tho Worlds Exposition plant yes
terday closes the last loop
hole of doubt as to the reopsning OF ex-
position, as ii estab lishes the new com
pany ON definite basis and enables Il
10 vigorously push forward the enter
prise TO completion.
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THE TEXAS TELEGRA MS.
CHURCH SCANDAL AND SUICIDE
Gainesville Greatly Exercised Over IL.
A Canard About Jackson, OF
aiiisboro - John Longs
II Paso Sensation, Etc
Gainesville.

ehihSstiiits
GAINRsvILLE, July H. Special. -
This community is very much excit-
cd over an outrageous scandal which
has recently come to light. For some
months it has been whispered that inn
proper intimacy existed between Rev.
j. Il. Lilly, u Baptist preacher OF this
county, and the wife of J. p. Barring
ton, one of his elders. They were tried
before the church, but wero acquitted,
and the scandal died away until about
q week ago, when Mr.. harrington was
found dead in the Indian Territory,
his death having been caused by an
overdose of morphine. After this Mrs.
Darlington and Lilly were seen to-
gether constantly, and the suspicious
OF the citizens began to be aroused and
"a "a G0mmistee S0Wastiaess Was aSs .sps appointed
letter was found written by Barring
ton to his wife, telling her that on ac-
count OF her inhdelity he no longer
wished 10 live and intimating his In
tention of committing suicide. An
anonymous letter addressed TO Bar
rington was also found, which In
formed him that his wife and Lilly had
been caught in adultery. Mrs. Bar
rinton being pressed, confessed that
she and Lilly had been cohabiting
since last fall, and had planned TO leave
the country. She said that she loved
Lilly and had told her husband so.
Lilly at first denied everything, but
when he was confronted with his para.
mour's statement he partially confessed
and tried to excuse himself by reflect
ing on Mrs. Barring;oR's character. He
said she had written many letters to
him OF an unchaste character. There
is strong feeling of indignation
against the guilty parties, and some
even assert tnat there was foul play
connected with Barringtou's death.
Lilly is said to be hiding aud trying to
escape to more congeuial cline, but
hiE at ia, hau nnat, ct
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Afghanistan
RUSSIA READY TO SHOOT.

RUSSIA KEADN TO sHOOT,
BERLIN, July li.-Advicos from St
Petersburg say that General Komarofl
recently informed the government
that the Afghans were advancing their
outposts and that the Russians re-
NAMED in their iorrner positions, and
asked for Instructions The government
replied that he should avoid any step
which might lead 10 q collision, and 10
remain on tho defensive.
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The Strike la nIichiCan

EAST SAGINAW, July H.-Repre-
sentative Barry, the leader OF the
strikers, has been arrested on COM
plant of the Mayor of Saginaw City.
He is now trying to obtain bail. If he
succeeds, other warrants are ready to
issue AGAINST him. All is quiet this
morning. A posse OF II more of Pink
erton's men arrived to-day from Chi
cago and were sent to Saginaw CITY.
Whitney, Of Bachelors mill, at Mill
burn, seven miles below here, started
up at II o'clock this morning, and 9TH
ers will do so to-day,
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Ho Can Go Abroad.

WASHINGTON, July li.--Leeve Of
absence for four months on q sur
geon's certificate OF disability, with
permission to leave the United States,
has been granted First Lieutenant
Adolpbus w. Getty, of the Fifth Cav
airy, Acting Signal Officer.
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Not Quite 30 Mach mileage

WAsHISGToS, July li.-Judge May
nard, Second Comptroller OF the
Treasury, has rendered decision
that naval officers who travel at gov
ernment expense are not entitled to
mileage, and that mileage is allowable
only were they travel at their own ex-
pense. This IL reversal OF former
decision OF accounting officers, and
will result In a saving 10 the govern.
ment of several hundred thousand
dOllsrsJ
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The Presidential Fishing Party

WASHINGTON, July li.-The presi-
dental party returned last
night from their fishing
trip to Wordmout. The party
were in excellent spirits and all agreed
said they had mad a magnificent time.
The President caught fine string of
black bass. Sunday was spent quietly
at tho club house.
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Austria.

Tu8BURr.Eg'C TANNERS OF rREBITqEE.
vIENNA, July l4,-A dispatch from
Bru mn ststEs that tho tanners Of Ire.
bitche, In horsvia, are In such u state
OF turbulence that serious trouble 10
feared. Tie tanners had been riotine
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WAsHISaroN, July l4.-William IL.
Steadman, who has been Chief Of the
Navy Pay Division of the Fourth Aud
itor's office for 20 years, resigned to-
bama, was appointed In his place,
Morris +. Hoolihan, of Tennessee,
has been appointed chief of division
in the office of tho Commissioner OF
Cuatoms TO fill Vacancy.
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BAY CITY, July li.-Pitts and Car.
magic attempted to start their salt
works this morning, but tho strikers
in large body, invaded the pre- mises
and quenched the fires.
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CELEBRATING THE PALL OF THE has
TILE,

TILE.
PARIS, July H.-Paris is celebrating 4
the 18th Of July, the anniversary OF the
fall OF the Bastile, by a general
holiday and festival. Immense
crowds fill the place De La Concorde.
All societies In the great procession ~
II passed tho Strasburg statue depos.
tied thereon colossal crowns or draped
tiags and paused to listen TO speech.
Opo ofthe principal sights OF the day
was the review OF the army Of Paris in
Champs Elysees. Ten thousand
school.boys in military dress and ar
ray marched and manoeuvred in the
Place Rationale.
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More Land for the People.
WARRINGTON, July 14.-Land Com
Sparks has rendered q de-

clsion affirming tho right OF entry
under the public land laws and decis-
ions OF the Supreme Court Of the
United States, of lands heretofoye
withdrawn by voluntary action OF the
general land Office for railrosd in
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Austin

AUSTIN, July 14.-[Special. -Scho-
lastic reports are all in, showing $780,
AL children in counties and $3.50 in
the cities; total 1926, an increase
over last year of 1922.
The Board Of Education to-day ap-
pointed the following students to the
Sam Houston Normal School: Miss
Lucy Forbes and Mary Odom, of Aus
tin; Miss Henry Williams, OF Dallas.
The competitive examination for the
Peabody scholarship in the Nashville
Normal College will be held at all
white summer normal shoots on
July 81.
The Ell Rsso. court house bonds,
over whicS9 9here has been SO much
controversy, were declared illegally
issued by the attorney.general, to
whom the question was submitted,
because they were in excess of the
limit fixed by law.
1t will require strong evidence to
convince people acquainted with Colo
mel Jim Britton of mis- complication in
the Ell Paso court house muddle.
Twelve prisoners left here for the
penitentiary to-day, among them Bob
Pearson, sent up for 30 years as an ac-
complice in the assassination of DR..
StoYall, last winter.
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Hillsboro

HILLsBo 10, July l4.-It was yester
day learned here that w. A. Jackson,
the wealthy cattleman, who recently
fled the country, owing debts to the
amount of 100000, is in Cuba. After
selling his train load of cattle in Chi
cago he pocketed the proceeds,
amounting to nearly 100000, and went
to New York, and took a steamer for
Cuba. Fearing the effect of his igno-
BILE flight upon his sensa-
tive wife, he sent her, through
q friend in st. Louis, long
canle message, defending his cause
and begging his wife's forgiveness. By
this means his hiding place was re-
vealed. His many creditors have as
yet taken no steps towards his extra
| dition.
A CONTRADICTION.
HILLsBoRo, July f.-[Special The
rumor that w. A. Jackson is in Cuba
is not credited here. Mr.. Jacoby, his
brother-in-law, from Clarksville,
Missouri, is here to day and says the
family does not know Jackson's " here
abouts. THE HERALD correspondent
saw Mrs. Jackson to-day. She seems
troubled and cannot bear to mention
her husbands absence. She positively
states that she does not know where
Mr.. Jackson is. 1t Is thought he is out
west.
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Ell PAso, July H.-LSpecial. There
are no now developments in the court
house frauds to-day. Alfred Giles
left this morning for San Antonio and
John Long is still in the city. Colo.
mol Britton telegraphed from Dallas
that he would arrive here In the
morning. A large meeting was held
in open air last night and strong and
earnest speeches made by q. s.
Brown, w. Caldwell, James Ashford
and II number of others, rejoicing
over the exposure of the frauds and
the arrest of the alleged guilty
parties, who will no rigidly prose-
cuted. County Judge Buckler was
severely condemned by some for OBJ
structing the investigation of the
frauds. There has been no outbreak
and no indication of any, but popular
indignation is much wrought up.
CLERKS ARRESTED.
SAN ANTONIO, July H. Special. -
J. M. Raquette and w. j. Shingall,
clerks OF Alfred Giles, architect of the
Ell Paso courthouse, were arrested
here to-day on n telegram from Ell
Paso, and placed under $1,000 bond
each to appear in that city on the 23d
instant. They are charged with per-
jury. The arrests caused much COM
ment here, where Giles is prominent.
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Linen Department.

Lace Bed Sets, worth sS.75, this week for
$3.50.
Lace Bed Sets, worth IS so, this week fer
Si.75.
Lace Bed Sets as low as sl.75 per set.
Marseilles Spreads, worth $3.50 for Sl.9O.
Marseilles Spreads, worth $3.50, for $40.
20pieces Card Damask, worth sl.l0, at
SIC; every hougekeeper knows what they
are.
pieces white Turkish Toweling, worth
40c, for &c.
Sdoz. Jute Tides, rich colors, worth 81 so,
for 75:.
4 doz. IA embroidered Wool Covers worth
81, for 5Oc.
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White Goods Department.

i1gued sateens at l2lSc, worth Csc.
flgu.ad Linen Lawn ut 121c, worth Ac.
-seSgurad Pure Linen Lawns at &c, worth
35c.
W asie Linen Lawns at l5c, worth 2Oc,
Wh.la Linen Lawns at 2ec, worth 8Sc.
Craa "a India Null, 6S In, at 6Oc, worth SSc.
we lave others as low as 4Oc per yard.
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Ladies' and Gents Shoes.

The beAt Mems Shoe for So. They con-
sist of handmade
Low Quarters made Of French Calf,
Low Quarters made Of French Kid,
Low Quarters made of French Mat Kid.
They are we'll worth Sc. so.
Same styles as the above, machine made,
at $3.50, worth S..
Our 1850 Mems Low quarters down 10
1915.
See this Bargain in Ladi es' Shoes.
Ladies' French Kid Buttons at $3.50,
worth IS.
Best Ladies' Kid Buttons at 81, worth %.
Full cut Ladies' Kid Buttons at $3.50,
worth "a.
Full cut Ladits' Front Lace Shoes at 50,
worth IS.
Full cut Ladies' Front Lace Shoes ~ @l.25,
worth 81.
A lot Of Misses Shoes at 75c, worth 81.
+, Children's Shoes and slippers
From 25c to 81, worth double the money
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/. aces and Handkerchief

20 Goa Linen and Percale Collars at lcc.
Bargain in Spanish Lsces.
zySlr. Black and Cream at zoe per yard
81; 40 Black and Cream at Csc per yard.
8i.2 Hack and Cream at 2'Hc per yard.
,.t'Il. Black and Cream at S2Hc per yard
g. d, Black and Cream at 1910 per yard.
4 Joz. Scslloped and Embroidered Hand
l.arobiefs at 30c only.
2e ". Checked, Rordered, Hem Stitched
Il sJrr srchiefs at l0c only.
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+, Children's Shoes and slippers
From Csc to 81, worth double the money
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a PREVENTIVE OF TYPHo-MAIA
I.IAL
Fever and Cure for Rheumatism at Last
DiCovercd, by the Firm of

hlcoNtrcu' by the Firm of
Hughes Bros, manufacturing chem
lists OF Dallas Texas. This euterprisiug
hrm have, for the last tiyo years been
engaged IN The manufacture of baking
powders wines, cider, vinegar DC. DR..
r, E' hughes, who presides over their
laboratory has for the last forty wears
been engaged in the study and practice
OF medicine and chemistry. They also
nave In their laboratory Prof. George A .
Calhoun, who Ras tormauy wears been
q teacher OF chemistry, also Mr.. j. Price
Nnrricki a graduate OF chemistry I'm
the university Of philadel1his
lheSe gentlemen I'm mauutari.
uring the various articles al.
ready mentioned, have found itneces-
sary 70 combat excessive lamentations
whether Ninous, euetOus or alcoholic
which have ever stood i'm the wav oi
successfully manufacturing wine. Vine
gar and alcohol I'm our southern climate
iher experiments have resulted Ina tho
discovery OF an agent which completely
ooNlAteS TINS difficulty. This agent Is
tno eNtract OF tho bark OF a tree indigo
nous 10 th9 state OF Texas, Carrying
thelr experiments still further. fhev
nave aScertained that this same EXTRACT
rs completely controls the only remain.
ing fermentation known 10 tho arts and
sciencies, viz; Blood fermentation.
which Is the cause of fevers as well as of
rheumatism. This agent thew have
combined with the extracts of ginger
anc lemon, thereby rendering II a most
ellicaci9us as well as delightful and
palatable beverage. 1t Is not only one
OF the pest OF tonics In It's effects, but tho
use OF u eHectually prevents typho.
mSlarlN Fever. At tho same time il Is
sure cure Tor rheumatism. DR..
hugnus Extract OF Lemon and Ginger
aud can be found ut all first class drug
and grocery stores. e
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LoCALETrEs.
For good trunk, I'D Elm street.
For a fina valisa. I'D Elm, straat


For fine valise, ID Elm street.
New cod fish, nt Boucho's, SIS Main
street.
Telephone Smith & Hall for your in.
surance.
Now white Ash, at A, f. Bouche'a, S2S
Main street.
For good trunk or valise, call at the
trunk factory, ~ Elm street.
just roceivee, a lot OF horse-rsdish In
root, at A. Il. BOuche, the grocer.
Horse radish and everything In the
grocery line you want vt Bouch6's.
Smith & Hall will insure farmhouse
on tho installment plan. Call and so
them.
Bouohe, the Main street grocer, keeps
everything in tho grocery line. Tole-
phone him.
What an ugly tsce wnen YOU took
sicgening pills. baiey's Saline Aperi-
! ent " better.
"Haokmetack," lasting and frasran
/ perfume. Price - and 30 cents. Sold b,
| j. NJ. House.
Pixies Toothaohe Drops cure In one
minute. Horman Corn Remover kills
corns and bunions.
Shiloh's cure viii Immediately relieve
GROUP, whooping cough and bronchitis.
Sold by ]. NJ. House.
Telephone or leave your orders at
Hamilton q Noung's, and have your
window glass put in.
For lame back, side or chest use Shl.
loh's Porous Plaster. Price Is cents
Sold by j. NJ. House.
Paints, ready mixed, so that any ono
can use themi artist materials, oils, etc.,
at Hamilton q Young's.
A nasal injector free with each bottle
of Shiloh's catarrh Remedy. Price q
cents. Sold by j. M. House.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy a positive
cure Tor oatarrh, diphtheria and oRn ker
mouth. Sold bv J. NJ. Hou2e.
Immense stock of wall paper, the lat
asst designs and colors, are being re-
'o'r"'' nv Hamilton y YonnV.
Messrs. L. NJ. Clover 4 Co., druggists,
AT I'll Elm street, make speciality of
prescriptions and family recipes.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
In sold by us on guarantee. IL cures
consumption. Sold bv ]. NJ. House.
Why will you cough when Shilohis
ure will givo immediate relief. Price
O.bo and 81. Bold by J. NJ. House.
Are you made miserable by indiRes.
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss of M.
petite, yellow skim Shiloh's Vitaiiger "
= positive cure, Sold bv J. NJ. House.
shiloh's Vitalixer Ia what you need for
consumption, loss OF appetite, dizziness.
and All symptoms of dyspepsia. Price
10 aud 70 cents per bottle. Sold by J. NJ.
House.
DobbinN' Securing Polish ia tho hes,
thing In tire world for cleaning lin nan,
and all kitchen utensils. Finest thIsy
Tor using In washing dishea and pans An
hard VISITOR. For sale by A. Il. Bouohe,
Main street.
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$1,000 Worth nfnnnh.

Ualnaged by water, VIII bo snread nr
counters and show eases and positivoIv
SOLD at half price. In addition, we shall
continue to sell all goods advertised
heretofore at the same prices. These
goods must be sold in order 10 MAX
room Tor our coming spring stock. We
shall greatly enlarge our wholesale ana
retail departments. Our low prices are
iacts. Come and convince yourself A.
Others have, at Il. Baumans, 7O8 Elm,
street.
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LAlIPAsAs SPRINGS.
Railroad Extens Ion Hotels, Etc.

Active preparation for the extension
OF the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe rail.
road from here Is bringing in an army
Of prospectors, aud every branch Of
business Is moro tlourishing, partleu-
larly that of our new hotel, The San
Geronimo, which is one OF the most
comfortable, elegantly furnished and
best ventilated houses in the state. IL
Is convenient 10 business and has
plenty of sample rooms. Its occupont
rooms are oil large aud light, with nigh
ceilings and southern exposure. rs
bedding and springs are A No. /, and
while Mr.. Thompson keeps tho tshle
wen up IN correspondence with the rest
o, me establishment, his popular rate of
great favoritc.
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The Fire ut Reinhar,,Iis

UHs ConsiderNIy damaged Bauman's
stock IN the wholesale department.
which he offers 60 sell at almost give
away prices. This Is a good chance for
every body TO buy cheap plumes, tins.
feathers, pushes, hats, velvets.
rlhsons, silks, satins, velveteens.
laces, dress buttons, hair goods, rush.
lug and many other goods Tor ladies',
wear. Ladies' should 20 early 10 avoid
the rush at Il. Bsuman's, 200 Elm