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Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
AARON AND DELL
Immediately After the Marriage He
Was as Loving as u Dozen
Doves.
NOTHING TOO GOOD FOX HER
Testimony of Witnesses Who Were
Not Bought O. Bribed by
PinkertOns.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
FARGO, Nov. 27.-The first witness to-
day in the Hershtield case was Ed Green,
porter on the sleeper in which Aaron
and Miss Hogan travelled while going to
Chicago to be married. Hershield had
sworn she was following him against his
will. The porter testified that they
came into the car together, Hershtield
purchasing tickets for the lower berth
and they occupied it as man and wife,
The deposition of eX-Secretary OF State
Walker was among those read in defense
of Mrs. Hershfi, Ids character. Walker
was one Of the proprietcrs of the hotel
where Hershfield stopped. They seemed
very happy, Hershteld leaving the bank
many times during the day to visit her.
Witness had nover seen anything in de-
PENDANTS actions to criticise either be-
fore or after marriage. Miss Lewis,
superintendent of the glove department
of the New York store, where Miss Ho.
gan was employed as cashier, paid a
high compliment to her character during
the time che knew her Miss Hogan al
ways had the esteem of everyone in the
store.
Napoleon Salvage of Helena deposed
as to the birth of the child en- May 90
Illness had left Mrs. Hershfield almost a
wreck physically. Duane Brecker, who
was head clerk at the Hotel Helena tes.
titled that Hershfield had chosen the
most expensive suite of rooms in the
hotel for his wife. She had nothing to
do with choosing them. Hershtield com
planned about the accommodations not
being good enough for her.
w. A. Sperks. bell boy at the hotel
was frequently called to Mr.. and Mrs
Hershtield's rooms They seemed to be
very happy and loving. DR.. Cole, hel.
ena, testified when be congratulated
Hershfield on his marriage, Aaron said
he never was SO happy before A great
amount of evidence was introduced
proving the good character of Miss Dell
Hogan. Testimony in the form of depo
sition was from the very best people in
Montana. She was highly praised as a
pure, sensible, virtuous and noble minded
woman. A barber named Keller tolo
how Aaron had got him to introduce the
Hogan girls to him. Aaron had said
"Why don't you tell Dell Hogan she
could work me for lots of money. She's
fool if she don't do it," Keller refused
saying he was not in that business. E
H. Knight of the First National bank
Helena, testified he had had. during tn,
financial depression and panic, dali,
dealings with Aaron. The latter was a
sharp and shrewd as ever IN bushes!
matters; there was nothing insane abou
his actions or words. Sadie Hogan
sister of defendant deposed how she hat
visited her sister at Leland hotel, Chi
cago. Dell and Aaron we're both seatet
and were crying. Mrs. l.. II. Hershtielt
was pacing up and down the room like
Gagged lioness. She once wheeled an,
smashed cane across his head, an,
said Dell was not fl, for the Hersh fielt
family
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
ShOCk TO THE IRON MAN.

The Wife of Prince Bismarck Died Yes
terday at Her Home.
BERLIN, Nov. 21.--Princess Bismarck
wife of Prince Bismarck, died at VarseeE
at o'clock this morning. Count Her
bert Bismarck was present when his
mother passed away. Although it is
feared the effect of his wife's death upor
the prince will be serious, the ex.chan
cellor has been in bettsr health of late
and has resumed his daily drives.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 2S--This city has
commenced active preparations for the
twenty-ninth annual encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic. The
committees have been formed for the
executive work much after the manner
of the Pittsburg and Indianapolis form
of Examination. A mass meeting will be
heiJ on Dec. to promote genera! inter
est IN the work.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
LOTS OF GOLD.

Wall Street in Alarm POurs the yellow
Metal Into the Treasury.
New YORK, Nov. 2S-The sub-treasury
had received up to noon today $4,000
600 gold in payment for bond subscrip-
tions. The New York city banks lose
by the subtreasury operations today
S29, 9,947 ,6S3, against loss of Sl0,2G3.064
yesterday The loss in the bank surplus
will appear in the weekly statement as
an increase in their item loans. as the
bonds draw interest at 5 per cent from
the time the gold is deposited at the sub.
treasury
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
MEDICAL GHOULS.

mS of students Rob ii Grave and the
IL 1y Is Recovered in the Dissect-
ing Room.
ENCoLN. Neb., Nov. 2G.-Six students
J the dean of the medical faculty of
er university are under arrest at the
e station charged with grave rob-
III Their names are ID. Il. Medham,
-. Rose, ID. Ii. Roberts, j. A. Buford
y Walter, J. M. Ward and Dean r.
ElAlexander. Last Wednesday Otto
rs, a man between 80 and 40 years
died in this city. On Thursday
body was buried in Wykuka ceme-
On Friday last Superintendent
Be discovered, through one of his
ptants, that the grave of Albers had
= rified and the body carried away.
coffin lid was found on top of the
kh box. but the coffin and corpse had
3 spirited away. Suspicion at once
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
on kOLTI

VIII Attempt to Prove That He Ii I'm
Innocent Man.
BERL,N, Nov. 27--The prefactory eX,
animation of Von Ko!tz, eX-master of
ceremonies, arrested upon suspicion Of
being the author of IA series OF scandal
Gus letters and postal cards, sent auony-
mousy to members Of the highest
aristocracy, has been concluded and a
formal court martial ordered The court
nlartal is to be held at Won Koltz 5
request, as the sole means Of establish
ing his innocence
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
LONDON HORROR.

gOmah Found on IA Public Road with
N H.r Throat Gu.
tCNDoN, Nov. 26.--A comely woman
We unfortunate class. about 40 years
re, was found dead in frequeuted
eOughfare, near Holland Villa roaf
(nsington, at midnight. Her throat
49, cnt from ear to ear. Some news
Sors intimate this is another murder of
y Jack the Ripper" order.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
"iIl Stitch \ 4.nin.

New YORK, Nov. 2G.-Tuo strike Of
shirtmakers is practically over. Ibe
acceptance by shirtmalers OF a 10 per
cent reduction, as arranged by arbitra-
ton, resulted III an ami able adjustment
of matters. Nearly all the strikers re-
turned to work today
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
va q Il Winner.

SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 26.-The Yale
Harvard football game on Saturday was
exciting throughout the contest and the
enthusiastic audience was an incentive
for both teams to do their best playing.
At the finish the score stood, Yale Il,
Harvard t.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
Death of Nat ppLuoyt r.

WILLIAMsTowN Pa, Nov. &c Horace
Nathaniel Pennoyer, aged IS years. only
son of Gov. Pennoyer OF Oregon, died
last evening of typhoid fever. He was a
member of the freshman class at Will
Jams college and had been sick about
two weeks.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
Verdict Sticks.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 27.-The court of
appeals has unanimously affirmed the
conviction # John Y Mckano The ap-
peal was in the form Of Judgment Of con
viction for felony,
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
HE GOT EVEN.

a Chicago Man Kills AN II, my who Had
Systematically Robbed Him.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2S-Edward p. Hill
lizard, an attorney in the Roolery build
ing. was shot and almost instantly killed
this afternoon by Henry e. Hastings, a
milk dealer The trouble leading up to
the crime is of long standing, Hastings
claiming that by sharp practices l1illiard
has, during the past five years, taken
from him about $1,000 worth of property.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
Deep Water Ways.

CHICAGO, Nov. 21,-President Crocker
and Secretary Flower of the executive
board of the International Deep Water
Ways association have called meeting
of the full board of both nations to be
held in this city today.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30

Chinese Oiiicials Are After the scalp of
the Unfortunate Ii Hung Chang.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-According to dis
patches from Shanghai great sensation
is caused by memorial from the throne
signed by over 120 high officials impeach-
ing Lii Hung Chang and charging him
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30

LouIsyILLr,Noy Ge--Augustus Sharp
will hold 4 two-day sale at the Jockey
club grounds of well bred trottlng stock,
among which are such horses as Baron
Wilkes. Red Wilkes. Guy Wilkes, ON
ward, Nutwood, Electioneer, Royal
Wilton, and Robert McGrcg =.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
NEWSPAPER CHANGE.

INt NtHtTaDIe ISOstOn TfaVeIIer Is 10 he
WesterniZed
YoUyGsTowN, Ohio, Nov. 2o.--Negotia-
tions were consummated today by which
control of the Boston Daily Traveller
passed into the hands of II. f. Taylor, a
prominent attorney OF this city, and Col.
Charles +. Hasbrook, Until recently pub
fisher Of the New York Advertiser.
Taylor will be- president of the company
is the Boston representative Of the Asso-
ciatea Press.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
{ hang Loses All.

COPENHAGEN, Nov. PA cable dis
patch, dated Shanghai, has been received
saying an imperial decree has been is
sued depriying Lii Hung Chang Of all
honors, but allowing him to retain his
present functions.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30

LAN,lNu, Mich, Nu;, = s.--Artcr three
appointments the examination Of the eN-
deputy secretary Of state, Ljndhom. Was
begun yesterday, Lindholm il charged
with embtz4ltug the funds Of the state.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30

SPRING VALLEY, H., Nov. 2S.-A fire
broke out this morning in shaft No l
of the Spring Valley Coal compapy'a
NINE The loss will be heavy.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30

WASHINGTON, Nov 25.--OuIy eighteen
and forty eight representatives
are 70 today. /, is thought there will
be 10 quorum present next Monday.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30

OHANGEvILLE, n. ", Nov. 2S.--John
Kidd. 9S, and very wealthy, is about to
seek divorce from his l6-year- old wife,
whom he married last August.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
At Il Big Premium.

New 'ioRK, Nov. 2S-The bond syn
dicate announces that the first five mil
lions of bonds offered at 1i9 have been
sold and the price has now been advanced
to llol,,
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30

GmcAGo, Noy. 2S.--Tae National po.
laLaCAing Swine Breeders association
he. rs annual meeting here today at
tA. German house
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
NJ tsSING,
An Iowa College Principal Has Departed
for Parts Unknown.

Tor TATtS 7 nknOWN.
CEDAR RAPIDS. Nov. 21.--Walter II.
Butler, who has been the principal of
the normal college at Oelwein for some
time, bought ticket for the afternoon
train south last Thursday and since that
time has not been seen nor heard Of.
His wife and son, who live at West
Union, are at a loss to account for his
disappearance Butler was formerly ed
itor of one of the leading newspapers Of
Fayette county and four years ago was
elected on the democratic ticket fer CON
grees
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
Roast Beef.

KANSAS CRY, Nov. 2S--Fire in the
beef house of the Fowler Packing COM
pany gutted the building. Loss, $4,000;
fully insured
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Or Went His Head.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2G.--The presiden,
has commissioned Jae. 9. Phipps as post
master at Iuba CITY, Gala.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
steamer SUM.

Bo-ToN, Nov. 2S.-A steamer ran into
AM sank a schooner in the harbor this
morlIug. Six men were drowned.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
WITNESS COATES STORY.
He Wishes to We set Right Before the
Public Never Said Il word Against
Miss Hogan,

j. 9 Coates. one of the witnesses put
on the stand for the plaintiff at Fargo,
lives in this city and returned few
days ago. A TRIBUNE reporter inter
viewed him and directed bis attention to
the fact that the witness Bee had tes-
titled that Jake Holzberg, the man who
appears to have taken the contract to
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-11-30
MRS, NICHOLAS.

of the Gar and Princess
ia Alix Consumnated.
3zs PETERSBURG, Nov. 26--At 10:l5
~ gums from the fortress announced
Iky Czar Nicholas IL. was married to
Ges Alix Of Hesse-Darmstadt. At
~ the newly married are receiving
gEongratulatious of tho wedding
|Gat the palace.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11
|||IIIYl STONE
OF BRENNAN
IDrGOVernOr
H. stronU Endorsements
j From Some Strong
Papers,
Business Man For Governor
Ind a Business Admins
ration the Popular
Demand,
StOls Meets All The
Requirements,
suoaEsrED FOR GOVERNOR

-
! me Paris Daily News.
/ II, the list of gentlemen who have
Z. r,sspty received mention as good
'Bn,,orial timber none have received
4 t,tterlng notice than the name OF
4 Htber Stone Of Brennan. 1t is the
Il Of a great many people in Texas
J, good business man is needed to
IN the executive chair, ana that the
,atupsts split at present existing in
,anks Of the democratic party is
IN due to the fact that demagosue
Mans have been allowed to control
4 .dIctate To- the party organization.
sak The News is at present committed
II particular candidate and only de
IN tie success of it's party and the
.ssseriy Of he state, yet if a business
III Is wanted, there is no one of whom
4 s.sr,tsr Of This is aware who could
NH 81 aFequlrements imam MI stone
Sl'fir'A issie may be- perhaps others
"a sfl the position equally as We'll
N FHF has known Mr. Stone for
a'a while the fact of his being the
\ 'a' Of a National bank might make
Il Tl7auoh disiastetul to gentlemen
'F-Suc IDEAS he Is pialn' unpre-
: modest and unassumng' and has
= y far as the writer is aware,
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7 Tie Brennan Evening Herald.
Fines Of feverlsh excitement and I'M
@aty in the public mind, when a wide
1ssnee Of opinion exists in the minds
II leaders Of thought and policies,
Times are perilous, and great
is to be met, when discordant ele-
are to be harmonized, when the
mind turned into newer and fresher
les"hen gaping, impossible chasms,
" be bridged, or closed, succor
y comes from an unexpected
ia deiiyerer from an unexpected
@"eh accomplished for Great Brit
."hat no other man alive could have
ApShed at that time. He was made
the foundation upon which Eng
'Ss become both great and glorious.
HAalh tho matchloss Roman com.
p was great but modest and was
Summoned from retirement to heal
mes and arrangements among his
r. mat no other living politician IN
r could have done.
'sI' It ss you may. the democratic
/. = a'smembered; sharp antagonlsm,
ana the evident divergence OF opIn
ns'a' There Is not a leader OF
oo' who was under IRE in tn,
.alpa'sn' against whom enough per
Prejudice does not exist, to make 4
'0'e Tor him 10 heal the breach
T.. aouF Texas democracy must hav,
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NOTICE. "a, 4. -.sstue7 on
Monday. February Y, lSi' az ar y 81 I 9ar.
noon by the Commlss ohsIs IN III mayed
mencing AT a point waele w NJ. seid
she'll road ends, 10 a point We q,s ~
road intsrssets the Houston ana 20 . IeNy5
Central railway; also on WI tsa limits
81 The city Of Houston 70 ne ron o6C Uf N an
OF Bray's bayou. \ eefHne s,,n oNS OF two
bnigg6reS ua Ina NV dollars, payable 20 10
I9s 9lsT o. the ,,I fo 5e re luirsi % AZ
li@IfiS Sou I'M hid Specification for sa.d
york ep Be- s q 81 II ha ta1 ' aoa9y T5s
SoeAty ,,Hi a JJ3er wi be required 10 g;Ee
bond IN Inc sum Of ten nousa q, b g'; iap.
Tor the faithful periorinls-5nSc Court OF Har.
ris county expressly reserve tps ''s"' "
reject any and all DIGS, isstonsrs Court
by order OF l"e 'iOHN 6. TOD
e-i2 County 'N's'
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nnAL nsrArn ron sALls-oon.
n HALE pRicn-0i0 acres Gastiano

AZ HALF PRlCE-6iO acres Eastland
coun,y land; every acre til,able; some
timber; good water at 40 eeeu nve miles
from Ciseoi two good railroads! popula.
ton OF county, 1900 to 1900; improved
farms adjoining ON all 81 vs.; must be
sold by February |, 1891, as the state
ia c-swding FOR back interest GacO) after
that aatci land worth 81 per acre, but
will take s8,5oi clear title for all or hnif;
must have $500 To clear. but principal
runs years ut per cent? this ia a
bargain for any one with little money
wanting a good farm; Will take balance
In one and two years at per cent or
Houston inside property. Call or ad-
dress a. }. w, care Post, Houston
Texas. W,
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HsRER STONE

M n man Scholarly of a high order OF
issly. W.. valve yet courageous, pro-
Ii s'' safe enterprislng. yet eau
b q, W. s1l'sauged' liberal and clean.
eh,, ~, ~ public and private life a man
pr.,,s "0iH not an iota, not one syllable
bar nv exists He is Of all others
lauo r lsr whose leadership the dem
!, ~" win close ranks and march
!, M p'o9aless victory at the ballot
II hs lection in November.
Iag '1'o'a's masthead his flag Is
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PROFESS SIGNAL.


w. s. OLDHAM. attorney ~ law, Herala
building, Preston and San ]Acinlg
streets, Houston, Texas, I'll
s.. D. COTTON 4 BRO. Fire insureisqa
Agents and Adjuktcfs. ~ Main street.
corner Franklin.
WM. %. LOCKHART. attorney ana eo9n'
selior; ex.county Judge Galveston cpunr
~; 2s03 Strand, Galveston, Texas. pf%f..
tee in state and Eedera e9grls. =
Lawyer. Rooms 10 and ~ Perry block.
Congress- avenue, Houston. 1zzAe.
NINE. q. a. BUJAc, Pianist special q :.
tentlon 10 yndlments of mN1's' zap =,
lintei. - y
EDWIN y. T1AAfRLEf}-
Attorney at Law,
Houston, Texas
JAMES r.. MASTERS orr
AtfarnoY Al Law,
No, p Gibbs Bulldipe houston -
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FOR ltl0N1'-,stoie No. sO3 san Felipe
street With living rooms attached. suit
able for grocery or dtug store. rent SIS
per month, Apply at 30 Main, A. clay.
N
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FURNISHED RooM-.A neatly furnished
room Ia private family; price Sc Tor one
gentleman. or IS tor two, 1901 Preston
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids WIN
be received up 10 v o'clock noon. Feb
mary Is. 1854. for the new court house
al be erected AZ Aiadlspnyilie. Madison
county, Texas. plans and eperincatiops
NAV Be seen at the offices OF tho
county Judge, Mndlsonyille. and y. 81.
clover 4 CO., afehitectB. Houston, Texas.
certified check 90 accompany each BID
10 the amount Of 5000 2-is
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SITUATION WANrEp-A good bar-
tender desires situations viii work
very reasonable good references. I'D
ward LaumAnp. 99 Austin avenue. l3
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ron nnNr.

W.NlNTlgD--Furnished room with modern
c,nvenlenccs for gentleman and wife,
within three blocks Of new Mnson build-
lux References exchanged. Address
j Post oifice, Box 20 10
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SITUATION WANTED First-ciass res
t0ufant man desires situation; under
SLhGs the business thoroughly. Address
IAa5, Rcutsch, 500 Austin street. Is
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ARTCN-Marrlli, an Beriram
Texas, February s. 1884 Mr. H. NJ.
tNle.d % fIous IN, Texas, 20 Miss NIilda
Barton OF Rurram
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W4ANrBD-P0sition by registered drug
Gist of four years experience in some
itNas town; wages no object. Address
druggist Box Il. Ioppa. Texas 10
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WHITE MAN ANA wife want work With
Hn4.l Guuiyi man 90 work ar. and house
ana Wcmln ~ cook and work. IN house
.A4urass lo. cars Post Is
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a n Al bartender wants situation In Hous-
ton, or viii ~ 70 country; Gun give last
employer as rvrercuce; Ave years cN-
ptllenrc beani bar Address j, u.
edhus, liz smith street, Houston
itNOS. IA
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WANFEp--A position by young lady as
maid; can furnish best OF reference,
Address u. care noustan Post II
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NOTICE is hereby given that The TIT 81
t'dt,,iS n ,hby. j. +. Lanier and Jno
n Kirby Is dissolved by mutual con'
sent H6uhy. Lanier & Kirby a..
We. the Undersigned, VIII continue the
practice OF law at same once ~ tt9u'-
I5irby i. f. Lanier Jno. II, hiroy.
Houston, Texas, February l. l%A' y
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SITUATION WANTED as h0usekeeper
on strawberry farm IN Alvin. by
widow lady. Address 40 Goth street,
Galveston Il
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YOUNG LADY Of experience desires n
position as bookkeppcr saleslady, or any
office work Address p. o. Box al.
Taylor, Texas. Can furnish best refer
ence. "
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WAREHOUSE SITES For lease or sale,
ur viii bulld houses and lease themi con.
Nruicutly located on switch ana paved
street. Enquire OF MHhoney n Powell
lGlum building "a
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-FOUR ROOM cottnge for rent, No. 1901
Decatur street. Fourth ward north.
luuuire az 1909 Decatur street. II
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FOlt RbNt-Rooms suitable for llsht
housekeeping or gentlemen; Sc 10 SIS per
month, one block south OF Capitol hotel,
Apply Gl3 Eanmn street. Houston. n