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Arizona republican., 1894-12-05
An Opposition Line to
 the Southern Pacific.
Goods to Be Transported by
 Boat and Team.
A Rate Named on Ten Tons of Sugar Cheaper Than the Railroad
 Will Have It.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. At is stated here that arrangements have been perfected for permanent wagon freight line from Stockton to Fresno.
 An agreement has been made be- tween Whellman, Peck & Co.,-a firm doing business in this city, and the Fresno, California & Improvement Co.,, which runs line of steamers between this city and Stockton, and Teamster Campbell who recently brought wagon train from Fresno.
 The haul will be made between this city and Stockton by steamer and then to Fresno by wagon. Ten tons of sugar will be the first shipment, the rate on which will be below the railroad com pany's charge.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-05
DUNNIVAN LOCATED.
The Train Robber Said to Be
 Prominent at berg.
Seen There Orty-eight Hours Ago by Man Who Knows Him
 Well.

Dunnivan, the missing member of the trio Of Maricopa train robbers has been located at last. When last heard from, less than forty eight hours ago, he was at Wickenberg.
 W. w. Wall, who came down from the north yesterday and who knows him we'll, had seen him just before he left Wickenber Another man ate dinner with hin less than a week ago. He had been seen by several others in the localities of the Brill ranch, the Box canon and at Wickenberg.
 In fact he seems to have made no special effort to conceal himself. Frank Cline has lately started a saloon at Wickenber and Dunnivan makes that his headquarters.
 It is supposed that he went directly into that part of the country after the camp near Cline's rauch was raided and Frank Armer captured by Sheriff Murphy and Deputy Sheriff Widmer the next morning after the robbery. The officers believed then that tue two remaining members of the gang, Rogers and Dunnivan, were sep. arated and did not afterwards meet. Rogers was captured alone further down the river 8 month later. Though it was rumored that Dunnivan succeeded in reaching the city 1t IS more proba ble that he never came in this direction but that he found shelter in the camps and at the ranches along the Hassa- yampa, and has never been hundred miles from the place where he was sur- prised in camp.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-05
ARE NOT GOOD. Ute Indians in San Juan
 County, Utah, Appropriating Settlers
 Property. Governor West Asked by Citi-
 zens to Interfere. If the Indians Are Not Removed
If the Indians Are Not Removed Within a Few Days the Whites
 Will Exterminate Them.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 SALT LAKE, Utah. Dec. A delega- tion of prominent citizens from San Juan county called upon Governor West today to urge the taking of i'm mediate action in the removal of the Ute Indians from the county.
 About 900 Utes and 200 Navajoes have invaded the county and say they propose to remain. The Indians are killing cattle belonging to the settlers and appropriating other property.
 The Indians are defiant and we'll armed The white settlers have de- cided to make an attack on them on the 18th of the month unless they are removed sooner. The governor prom ised them all the assistance within his power.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-05
ANOTHER WAITE.
HOgg of Texas After the Stand
 ard Oil Company.
Acquisitions Issued for the Rocke-
 the Antitrust Law of Texas.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 4.-Some days ago Gov. Hogg issued requisition papers for the arrest of William and Henry Rocke- feller and other magnates of the Standard Oil com paDy and the Walters Pierce Oil company indicted for a vio- lation of the Texas antitrust law.
 What action may have been taken on the requisition by Governor Stone of Missouri and Governor Flower of New York has not been transmitted to the state officials here. Governor Hogg states he will follow the gentlemen into every state in the Union and across the ocean if necessary to bring them to justice.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-05
In a Brown Study.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-The Democrats of the senate spent about three hours in caucus today and then adjourned without action to meet again next Thursday. The entire time was devoted to discussion of the situation and to the wisest course of action for the Democratic party during the present session.
 The entire discussion was based on a series of resolutions presented by Sena- tor Duval of Virginia, committing the party to an abandonment of all efforts to amend the tariff law and to an effort to reform the currency in accordance with the suggestions in the presidents message.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-05

The ball entered the opening of his coat sleeve passed out at the elbow without damaging anything but the coat and feelings of the dealer.
 The situation has become so serious that the contractors have telegraphed their resident agent here, MT. Ellison, directing him to suggest to Sheriff Murphy the importance of having some restraint put on the community in and about Wickenberg.
 A young lady from Phoenix who is teaching school in that neighborhood has written to her parents that she would like to come home awhile.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-05
WILD AND WEIRD.
Enjoyment Running High at Wick.
 6nberg

enberg.
 A small reign of terror is said to be existing at Wickenberg and the railroad camps near the Box Canyon. This is one of the unpleasant but necessary in- cidents attending the progress of new railroad. In anticipation of the profits to be derived from the patronage of about seven hundred thirsty men, ff- teen enterprising gentlemen have gone into the saloon business at Wickenberg and along the works between there and the Box. The saloons are not palatiai edifces of sin, but the liquor sold is said to have been distilled for that particular kind of trade and is calculated to foster riots.
 There was row there night or two ago over crap game in which one Of the players took shot at the dealer.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-05
FATAL COLLISION.
A Railway Train Runs Into a
 Cable Car.
A Young Lady Killed and Her Be- throthed Supposed to be Se-
 riouSIy Injured.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 OAKLAND, Dec. A local train col lided with the San Pablo avenue cable car at Seventh and Broadway streets tonight, killing Miss Coates. school teacher and seriously iniuring Attorney w. H. Waste.
 The car was crossing the railroad track as the train was speeding into the depot. Miss Coates was thrown fifty feet, lighting on her head. Waste and Miss Coates were engaged to be mar ried.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-05
The House.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-The session of the house today was exceedingly dull and uninteresting. The attendance was small and there was no clash of any kind. A bill providing for the dedica- tion of Chickamauga and Chattanooga park on September, 1895, and one for the establishment of national mili- tary park on the site of the battle of Shiloh were passed. The remainder of the day was devoted to fruitless dis cussion of printing bills.
 New Naval Committee Chairman.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The vacancy in the chairnanship of the committee on naval affairs caused by the resignation of Representative Cummings, will be filled by Representative Geisenhainer of New Jersey.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-05
MARRIAGE A FAILURE.
Dealing in the Business Don't
 Pay.
So Isaac w. Bain Discovered When Judge Morrow Sent Him over
 For Eighteen Months.
By the Associated Pr ,ss.

By the Associated Pr .ss.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4.-Isaac w. Bain, a marriage bureau sharper, was sentenced by Judge Morrow this morn ing to pay fine Of $500 and be incar- cerated in San Quentin prison for eighteen months for using the mails to carry out his nefarious scheme.
 Twice before Bain has been sent to prison for a similar crime. once from this city and once from Los Angeles. In one of these cases he pleaded guilty.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-05
RICHMOND PLACE.

Extensive Real Estate Sale to Salt
 Lake Man.
 Louis F. Kullak. formerly a resident of Salt Lake, has bought for $3,500 of G. B. Richmond, four acres of land ly- ing between Sixth avenue and the Black Canyon road. The property ad joins that upon which MT. Richmond's residence stands. MT. Kullak will sub divide the tract in large lots and place them on the real estate market for sale. He is an ardent Republican in politics and has come to make his home in Phoenix, The property will be known as the Richmond place.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-05
A MINER SHOT.
He Wanted Work but Didn't
 Get It.
The Foreman of Congress Mine Held Under Bonds for Doing
 the Shooting.
By he Associated Press.

By the Associattd- Press.
 PRESCOTT, Ariz., Dec. 4.-David Jones. foreman of the Congress mine, shot miner named John Jones last night.
 The latter had made threats against the foremap's life because of his refusal to give him work. He was shot three times, but Is etill alive.
 Foreman Jones was placed under $1,000 bonds to await the result of the wounds.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-05
WASHINGTON.
The Democratic Senate Cutting
 Out the Work.
A Disposition to Ignore the Sugges- gestions Contained in the
 Presidents Message.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-The senate was in session for only half an hour today as the leaders of the majority desired to caucus on the general order of busi- ness before proceeding with the busi- ness itself.
 There was time enough, however, for MT. Lodge of Massachusetts, to have passed resolutions for information which promises to bring the Hawaiian and Bluefelds incidents before congress
Arizona republican., 1894-12-05
VERY LOUD

for comment and probably criticism. There was the usual deluge of bills and petitions, incident to the opening days of the session, none of them, however, being of public importance.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-05
ENGLAND IS PLEASED.
CleVeIand'S Admirers Are All
 Transatlantic.
The Message Satisfies Britons, But They Hope to Gain Nothing
 by It.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 LONDON, Dec. 4.-The Pail Mall Ga zette says of the presidents message;
 President Cleveland reiterates his faith in free trade, but we do n ot expect to gain anything more out of the tariff controversy. That chance is lost until the Democrats return to power with 8 little sense in their heads.
 America is going to bid for the supremacy of the sea. While we do not fear the contest. this policy will in time seriously affect our carrying trade.
 The Globe says: There is no touch of spread eagleism in the message or the slightest desire to twist John Bulls nose. On the contrary, President Cleveland has the courage to display friendly attitude to Great Britain on certain questions which if roughly handled would easily provoke inter national umbrage.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-05

South Carolina's New Governor.
 COLUMBIA, s. C., Dec. 4.-John Carey Evans was today inaugurated governor of South Carolina.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-28

lNOIlClg- s..1 an
Sealed proposals win be received on
Monday, February T., ISL ai ~ I.,,r
noon 10y HE Commi5s uncrs tolI, V' l, t,ed
ris county for the construction o. i11r-
roadways on the Washing ton roaat so IN
mencins AZ a point WAere .Ae ~ ~.,i5
shell road ends, 10 a point ".S ri 80 4
road intcrsects the Houston ana ,,,5, e',r
Central railway; also on VIVA. IL Init
as The Harrisburg ROAD, from we nv
Of tha city OF Houston 20 the ron lL ue
of Bray bayou. = crlLeI eAC VI Two
any Houston bank for the sum o. NJ,
hundred and INV dollars payaDie ~
Ige order I'd inc County lreA35attee ~ Nc.
Harris county, win De REQUIRES ~, ~ md
company eucn bid Specification lV me
work can be seen in the onlee o. ,rae
County Surveyor OF Harris cou4's, e.ve
successful bidder wll Doe requires NJ iars
bond 10 Che sum OF ten thuus1H1t M ron-
ior me faithtul performance, , vl of rar-
tract. Inc Comm s5louer5 Igst rirht 10
ris county expressly reserve inc 's"'
reject amy and an BIDS. - Court
2-,s County judge
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-28

REFINED LADY thoroughly CONNIE.
tent wishes situation as housckcepor in
notel or pWollc institution; no objection
m
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-28
WANTBD-TO MINT.

WANTED no RE$F-Wcil located nv
or n room cottage or two story req
deucs. D. N. Bonlsh, care c0mmeFe''i3
Traveller -----------
~ :, NrF,D TT7j EENT--A ave or ax room
"cgt,agr Within use or six biJcss ~
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256s, this omce --------
n. a N,-Tl,D-,ro rent store f0r wan n4i,e,
ana paint business n buslaest ~ "A
OF city; state rent SO ~, '1uionio q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-28

w NNFEp-Posluon by registered phar.
metlsi OF long experience, siuglo man,
'Npoplc os managing business; best ref
euees furnished, reasonable saIul,y .N-
peetrd, AudreSs 1900. this office 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-28

WE CAN start you In q new aud profit
able business; can be done NJ your own
home: Sl6 TO so a week easily made;
yillaup. we give Instructions and COM
pIete outAt; $50 will start you Gl3 Fan.
min street. "
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WANTED 10 HUl.

WANTED no Tun.
WANTED- second hnd delivery wagon
in good condition and cheap for cash.
W. Hardy street. 20
WANTEp-A uouy cart ana harness at
once must br cheap Nrupp g Tumly.
tHe King 9f shoe stores, "
WANTEp-A good second hand set OF
feAas Reports and Myers Federal De
possible tofmH. address DuH & Log
Eins, CDlumhla Toms "
WANTED -Four hundred head Of to 4
-eur-old Improved vsXas 8teorE Dolly
cry made bv February No., 1901; stock TO
he delivered r. o b. cars prefer buying
bv'wcight For further iHforma' ion adj
dress y. Ehrman, jackson. Mos. 81
WANTED walnut lags for export. Ad-
dress Cummings iros, Fort smith
WANTED WalUGL oak ana ash logs on
the Trinity river WIZ buy on The bank
or delivered 600 our mlll AT the mouth.
Adir,ss Cummings Bros, Anahuac
WE are buying more furniture and house
mold goods than any house DO the city;
w- mist give better prices; see! Come
along 0chiltree g. Coam1s. 20
MCsS-Cush paid for moss at Houston
Heights Naurs"- Factory. A. y, Morey
& Co. T.
HIGHEST cash prices paid for second
hand furniture, repairing ana packing
neatly done; moving Jnd laying carpets
speciality y. + Lar, CO.. Maln street.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PAKTY with capital can obtnin pleas
ant and pr1nigbll hutincsEi "lN pay blE
profit on q Hmpil Investment AaaftAs dt
once, 80, Fc3L -9
4 MAN VITA Il few hundr'i dollars can
learn OF a Unr money making BUSINESS
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-28

\ REFINED LADY speaking French
Ger man and English, understands music.
wishes position as governcss or privete
teacher; no objection 10 leaving CIV
Adurcss s5de. this office IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-28

w IEll-Fositon as stcnogiapher or
hoohNtcper hy young man; good refer
'nttsi salary no object Address II Nj
Che0nutt, box So, San Antonio Te1Ns.
VII SO apywhcre IA
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rs STATE BONDS

ie1 By Atwood Viol5tt & co. SEQ
u financial column classified
81 Post.
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THE REASON.

1zare eysryboiy's phrase:
pr w P'S29's Hed57Ake
nv agonlling case
>Stis Just the reason why
men II to everybody.
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roM SALE.

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sale al sSc n pomni il VIM pr5aucs fr5,n
300 to 100 bushels per acre no lint what
ever Is produced: makes more on than
tle Otner sctdf run directions WIN 'tch z
package OF how 10 pant and cultivate;
lrr3S'1Be pau >. s. ""i''''' '''S'e LAKE.
FOR SALE 49, e. Plymouth Rock chick
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mouth Rock ecss. I far i2. j. e Ga
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FOR SALE OR RENT-A nrst-class Gene
trally located boariing house; persons
desiring 60 rent same must have some
cApitAl Address II. o. Box eos 80
-, .------.-.,-
N.5 Va, - t'''g , W., S5 a'lsee2Al
ass Shrubs ana ices of al i.p8s1 nGi H..
livercl ana u.untei I'm any mari at ln,,-3
dr,p me, i. ,t,sfai ma ] .vtui r,u ,,..1 w.
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SON strssL civ.
FOR SALE House hold furnlturc, carpets
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rRTl-Iy cTnT-It- 7t.-s ~. 60
road 10 Civ 6mit5 Eesi idyn P ro
balance half mile j. NJ Rtrrrf iTiei
moss manager. Sia Main street, tp51ra
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-28

SITUATION wanted IN machine shop
gs an apprentice TO learn the trade.
Auusca5 boN Z Cumanche, Texas so
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nnLr wANrnp-contlnnsa.

ANTED--Prlnters: news and job men:
non-union only. Send address immcdlr
20 New Era, care Tribune, Sdlyes-
ton, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-28

WANTED-By a colored man as cook IN
boarding house or hotel; Al cook ana
good references. Address $50, this of
nee. N
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MANTED--fadles or gentlemen 10 sell
our goods by mail. must be good CORE
spundents; small salary a. iirat- Nd
dress own handwriting ESQ, care POST. VI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-28
I,0ST. FOUND, sTRAlID, sroLEy.

LOST, FOUND, "TRAbi1p' sIoi'I,H'
7-0sT-BiaclC fur trimmed Jacket a. sum
get hall Frjay night. lApeHi ffW5ld
M returned TO lunpe's store 70 M's;
~. Forrest -------
TF YOT see anybody with q smell s"E
ram ". r.. Sinclair, Houston, Texas.
piease suggest that he return u 10 thf
afjre of THE POST where u was stAleA
from Tuesday night "a instant.
SrRNYED or STOLEN Grey, horse
about 10 hands mgn 10 years 9't, .",,d
tr4,fs on inside OF legs. Liberal reward
fsr his return to 3ls Sabine street iiolss--
ton, --------
T-0ST-On Travis street or pallas e{enue.
IN last Thursday evening "a snAH p'aeh
ladies' purse containing q ~ n'! .i,, AZ ~
@rnrnnriata,y rewarded hy returning u
10 d. ID. Bryan, at the office OF ias
post, -----
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~ 10 Of ylolets, the purity OF the
IN n the rose, and the flush
'bu.blne in Pozzouls wondrous
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TNAnE Dc EAChlNNu p.

,----,75 c 4 n, or EXCHANCE-Iw pusil
80 lots with house for a smAA el.
nouipped farm. Address a. Aan@' 81
tonia, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-28

NA\rED-Posiuon aH circular saw ulrr
aud hammcrrt; nine years experience
with BOTH large ana smnH mills good
Logausuurt To- VI
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w NNlED-A position by lady as stenog-
iNpher typewutcr and general onlce
assistant: SAN eiyo The best OK refer
vnoeg Address slpuographcr, care uous-
tnn fost, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-28

WANTED Ky young lady not afraid OF
work, a position Of some kind In office
Address +. r., care Of Post 30
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WANrBD--A ffst-claHs carriage .paintef
aud trimmer, must give good references.
none but hrHt-class w0rkincn need ape
ply. Address Cali Box 3, Victoria, TeN.2s
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WANTED-Those IN search Of work. po-
aitions or situations 20 call on or ad-
dress city Employment Co, room bOt
Khan building. Houston, Texas; take
elevator. 20
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Nv: one accustomed to tho sick pre-
ferrod F D. CODY. Bell ana l'nliranch;
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WANTED DEPOSITION by % competent book
keeper iu wholesale or retail house, ar
employment to- open on close set of
double rttry books. references given
Address g. H. cure G. W. Rutgers &
Sons 81
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WANTED a place TO do n,,ht worl, for
am0ll wages. flowers OF gardening pre-
tcrel. Nalrcas Ciurcnce Olda, Ar.iug-
ton Hotel "a
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Personal.

xrs
~ ~ RI, = Private school accommoda-
uVns with boarding ana attersi1t,~c ~.
boo,S years OF age; must have good
pas, Convenience Address 25S3, care
,o ~ wish 10 paint paper or improve
Syvt property J. Mlnper win do same
9pc , r,ol, plan lN5ls Congress ave
DlN J FORGET the concer, on Monday
ggiih,I' given by the Houston Mandolin
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-- -l-. 9Lll.s Your friends IS
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r,u WORK. charges reasonable, give me
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i,l"ui WI! open ter ladies and children
N.7'a}, January 80. ( n, m: tor grnt o.
iig 'A'Ue ua}s' y b. mn ar MonJobore
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JUST ARRIVED New York Guy.
StiTN r. -, lnWel, graduate New York
College OF Maa.lge and NuFsine AI-
dress Hutchms House 81
THE hANOr CITY horse s1oring shop
long hr5tclass work only. all want
ing such work will do well to Give MS
a "a, Iiai. Dave McNaiiey S Jno. B,au.
@ Congress. 30
MARRY-It You want husband or a
we rleh or poor send 10 cents for
matrimonial paper sent scaled In plain
wrapper AIR, and Mrs Drake, los WASH
lhgon street Chicago -
MATRIMONIAL. PAPER containing 100
personal advertisements OK marriage
b0.e reople OF wealth and culture from
an sections, Suung ana old, who wish
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former r1truns have prevailed on mo
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Wc9L positively cures c1urrh brun-
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NOW oPEN-Thc H.ecro-Galtanic and
MAssise oAnilarum; treatment WIN
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trio medicatcd yauor and water batBs
combined; specific Tor rheumatism, ueu-
I@!Lla, govt lunbaE0 malaria, blood
Sslnt ana al nl- l.rs of the nervous
system. special treatment for complex
ion ana ,-t facial eicm5aes, removed,
bf. Mrs. BHllour aud Dr. @. H. Watucr
rooms SD TO $40, Eiam building third
floor take elevator. 20
and for rent. at Madame J.. WestphaI
m0aiste Iu2 Main street. 20
MRS. SIMMONS, VIII. lives ola Travis
vn1tnee hy souierrng with Mrs. Bowdie,
at Hli lAuNIn street.