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TOPICS OF THE TURF.
a Lot Of Poor Horses Put Up SOM
Good Races.

a Lot Of Poor Horses Put Up Some
Good Races.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. pa lot of poor
horses started to-day, but they put up
some good racing. Favorites won the
second, third and fifth races The last
race was declared off and another substi-
tuted in its place.
Five and a half furlongs, selling, Pri-
celle won, Joe Frank second, Niagara
third. Time-l:23!.
Five and half furlongs, selling, Fam
post won, Bellringer second, Mutineer
third. Time-l:224.
Seven furlongs, selling, Sligo won,
Gussie second, Hy by third. Time
1:4S4.
Five and half furlongs, selling, Nor
ven won, Major Cook second. Chiouito
third. Time-2:2l4.
Five furlongs, selling, Relampago won,
Little Bob second, Eckert third.-Time,
lilo.
MEETING OF NOTED HORSEMEN,
Los ANGELES, Jan. ED Corriran.
President of the Hawthorne Park Asso-
citation of Chicago, and one of the best
known horsemen in the country. has
been in Southern California since Sun
day, and is now guest of e. j. Baldwin
at santa Anita. Mr.. Corrigan was ac-
Coiilpdlleu On his "Trip TO this part of the
State by Patrick Dunn, another race
horse man of prominence, and with Mr..
Baldwin the quartet is made complete bv
Budd Doble, who has been at Arcadia for
some weeks.
Last night there was notable gather
ing at the Hotel Arcadia. where Simon G..
Reed OF Pasadena, who has stock ranch
adjoining that of Mr.. Baldwin; L. IT,
Titus, j. G. Newton, Willard Stimson.
Dan Freeman and Charles Forman of
this city, met Mr.. Corrigan, by invitation
of MIR. Bald for social time.
Messrs. Corrigan and Dunn have both
been wintering their runners at San
Francisco and incidentally pulling down
some of the Bay District purses. and since
Salisbury's and Hamlin's great trotters
came to Los Angeles they have had an eve
on this city. The gentlemen are not
altogether satisfied with San Francisco
as place for holding winter race meets.
and while the meeting of Eastern horse
men tonight with the Southern Califor-
MIA horse-lovers was merely gathering
for the purpose of forming acouaint-
ances between congenial Spirits. -, it
is not impossible that something NAV
come out of it furthering the plan of
holding winter race meets in Los An
geles, and providing for accommodations
for the Eastern horse-owners for keeping
their strings in Los Angeles during the
winter.
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great length, and at times much feeling
was displayed on the part of Bailey and
and other members of the committee, as
we'll as on the part of Judge Kicks.
AT $40 the committee went into secret
session on the case, and at 3 O'Clock
adopted the following resolutions:
Resot0ed, That while the committee is
not satisfied that Judge Kicks has beeu
guilty of any wrong committed while
Judge that will justify it in reporting a
resolution of impeachment, yet the COM
mittee cannot too strongly censure the
practice under which Judge Kicks made
up his accounts.
The vote on this resolution was: Yeas
Goodnight, Layton, Wolverton, Harri-
son (Democrats), Ray, Powers, Broderick,
Stone and Childs (Republlcans)-9.
Nays = Stockdale, Boatner, Lane,
Bailey, De Almond, Culberson Demo
cratsl and Updegraff (Republican)-7.
Bailey Will make minority report.
Patent Cancelled.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The patent is
sued to the Montana Mining Reduction
Company on a mineral entry for lands
IN the Helena, Mont, land district, in
voiving the Ida, Emma, Cleveland,
Dandy, Bismarck, Star, Saratoga and
Handy Lode claims, has been Cancelled
by the Interior Department. 1t is charged
That the lands were non-mineral and the
entry fraudulent.
Railway Pooling Bill.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The railroad
poollng Dill has been reported favorably
TO the Senate without amendments.
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just at the time when the royalists were
IN Washington.
Lodge closed with an impassioned pro-
test against the pulling down of the
American flag when it mad once been
raised.
Kyle gave figures from the latest
hawaiian year book, showing the many
Hawaii
How much of that is held by one
man-Claus Spreckels ?' asked Gray.
Kyle did not have the figures as to
Spreckels
This closed the Hawaiian debate for the
Gay, and the Senate proceeded to the con-
slderation OF the Nicaraguan Canal bill,
Iurpie speaking against the project.
lurple had not concluded, when at
4:3O P. NJ. the Senate held a short ex-
ecutlVe session and then adjourned.
IN THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-In the House
to-day bill offered by Cooper of
Texas to authorize the appointment be-
fore March 4, 1855, Of cadet to the naval
academy from each Congressional Dis
trlct not actually represented encountered
considerable opposition, and roll-call
was forced on the question OF its passage.
The bill was passed-16l to 81.
The conference report on the urgency
deficiency bill was adopted.
In the morning hour Sickles (Dem.) of
New York, Of the Committee on Military
Affairs, called up and had passed the bill
to establish a National Military Park at
Gettysburg. Pa, the bill providing for
acquiring the 800 acres now owned by
the Gettysburg Memorial Association
Tor the requirement of other lands of the
battlehelds and their proper marks, etc.,
by commissioners. 1t carries an appro-
priation of 100000.
The House went into Committee of the
w hole for the consideration of the Indian
appropriation bill.
After several minor amendments had
been agreed to the bill was reported to
the House and passed.
Sayres gave notice that he would call
up the sundry civil bill tomorrow, and
at O'clock the House adiournad.
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BALLorING FOR SENATOR.
S. B. Elkins VIII Succeed Camden
From West Virginia

FROM west Virginia.
CHARLESTON (W. Va.), Jan. 22.-Hon.
S. B. Elkins was elected United States
Senator to succeed Senator Camden. The
vote was: Senate - Elkins (Rep.) %,
Camden (Dem.l IL. Neale (Pop.) l. House
.-Elkins IS, Camden II. Wilson Dem) l,
Neale l.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 22.-The first ballot
for United States Senator taken to-day
resulted as follows: Senate-Washburn
Y, Nelson II, Donnelly 5, Comstock 3,
McHale :, McCleary l, Pillsbury l, Will
Jams l, Mitchell l, Johnson l.
House-Washburn 81, Nelson 45, Conn
stock IL, McHale 8, Donnelly 7, McCleary
Z, Tawney l, Buckman l.
SALEM or, Jan. 22.-The vote for
United States Senator to-day was as fol-
lows: Senate-Dolph 10, Bennett s, Hare
3. House-Dolph %, +. a. Moore 22,
Hare Z, Lord l. Dolph lacked two of a
majority in the House, but has majority
OF two on joint ballot. The two houses
Will meet in joint session tomorrow,
ana Dolph will undoubtedly be elected.
OLYMPIA (Wash.), Jan. 22.-The vote
for United States Senator was as follows:
Senate-Ankenny II, Allen 5, Wilson 5,
Mcmillan 3, Jones 2, Wallace 4, Rogers 3.
HouSe-Ankenny 10, Wilson 10, Allen 9.
Mcmillan e, Wallace 3, Rogers 20 Man
nering |. Fitty-seven votes are necessary
to choice.
PIERRE IS. d., Jan. 22.-The vote on
I nIted States Senator to-day was: Petit
grew (Rep.) 100, j. f. Crawford (Pop.) IL.
RALEIGH IN. c., Jan. 22.-By joint
ballot in the Legislature to-day Marion
Butler tPop.) was elected to succeed NJ.
W. Ransom in the United States Senate.
II. Z. Prltchard (Rep.) was elected by the
same vote to till out the unexp pired term
OF the late Senator Vance.
AUSTIN (Texas), Jan. 22.-Horace Chill
ton was to-day elected as United States
Senator to succeed Senator Coke. His
total vote was l2S. Nugent, the Populist
candidate, received %.
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Attempted Murder and Suicide.

NEwBURYPoRT (Mass.), Jan. %. -
Thomas E. Hersey, shoe-cutter, aged %
years, attempted to murder his sweet
heart, Emma EIlery, by shooting her
twice, both shots taking fatal effect. He
then fired a bullet through his own
brain, dying soon after he had been
taken to the hospital. They were walk
ing along one of the side streets of the citv
at the time and a quarrel arose between
them, presumably over some love affair.
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MET ALMOST INSTANT DEATH
A Young Man Killed In Trap SET for
Burglars.

YANKToN Is. d., Jan. 22.-Frank
Elliott, residing in Meckling, small
town near here, met his death in trap
set for burglars by his uncle last evening.
Taylor, Elliotts uncle, keeps store. He
arranged shotgun at the front door so
that it would be discharged through the
door by the slightest movement of the
latch. The weapon was placed there to
guard against burglars, and Elliott was
told of it. He forgot it, however. went
to the door, lifted the latch and the Gun
was discharged. Elliott received the con-
tents OF both barrels in the abdomen
and died soon after.
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Prize Fighter Convicted.

Fort WORTH (Tex.), Jan. 22.-Yester-
day IN the County Court Kid Lewis, who
came here from California, the first of
gang OF prize-fghters indicted in this
county, was tried and convicted. His
sentence is $500 fine and sixty days in
Jail. His fight was advertised as a spar
ring exhibition with four-ounce gloves.
His partner in the exhibition was L. @.
tenner. The other two are Reddy Cal
lagher and Henry Bohannon, the latter
colored. This is the first conviction ever
had in Texas under the statute enacted
IN 1893 making priZe-tghting a misde-
meanor. The case will go to the Court of
Criminal Appeals.
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Killed in a Horrible Nranner

LAPoRTE Qnd.), Jan. 22.-George Os-
born, prominent young man OF Wana-
tab, this county, was killed in horrible
manner last night while jumping from
fast Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
train. In alighting he was thrown
against large iron hook which holds the
target gate in place. The hook entered
his back, gripping around his spinal col
umn and holding him impaIed until he
was discovered bleeding to death.
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Landslfde Near sonrh No11nio-

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-The train
which arrived here from the north this
evening had narrow escape from de-
struction. just as the train passed South
Vallejo large landslide occurred near
the tunnel and huge mass OF rock and
earth barely missed the train. The road
is blockaded, and a force of men has
been sent TO remove the obstruction.
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Many Abandoned Farms.

CONCORD IN. H., Jan. 22.-The annual
report of the State Board of Agriculture
soon to be issued will state that during
the year there were $50 abandoned farms
reported, as against 134 when the work of
ascertaining their number was begun by
the board in 1889.
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Murder in the First Degree.

Los ANGELES, Jan. 22.-Lucion T.
Healy was to-day found guilty of mur-
der in the first degree, the jury fixing the
penalty at lite Imprisonment. Heaiy, in
company with +. A. Feeler, who received
a similar sentence few days ago, mur-
dered Camille Elikan,. a Long Beach
merchant, last November, the object be-
ing robbery.
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any person who puts or attempts to put
any obstruction on the track or otherwise
interfere with or attempt to interfere
with the free operation of the railroad,
whether by cutting wires, trolley ropes,
also of obstructions or otherwise, will, on
proofs being produced before the Com
missioner, be at once dismissed from the
force.
BY order of the Commissioner.
". =. CAMPREIL,
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Insurance Union,

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-The Pacific
Insurance Union went out of existence
to-day, large majority voting for the
new constitution, which revives the in
surance compact under the title of the
Board Of Fire Underwriters The new
organization permits the employment Of
salarled solicitors. Twenty-six members
OF the old organization joined the new
compact. Representatives OF six teen COM
panies have not yet signed the constitu-
ton.
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Police CommIssioner Ffnht

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-Attorney-
General Fitzgerald has given permission
to the attorney for Stewart Menzies to
commence suit in the name of the State
on behalf of Menzies to oust Moses Gunst
from the Office of Police Commissioner.
Papers were filed in the Supreme Court
to-day asking that Menzies be seated.
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CoFFEYvILLE (Kas.), Jan. 22-Mrs.
Sarah Strain is dead mere. She was born
in Cumberland County, Pa, in the year
!S0O. She was probably the oldest woman
In Southern Kansas, and was one Of the
few who was drawing a pension from the
fact that her husband served in the war OF
1Sl2.
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Death of n Nevananar Mo,

FRESNO. Jan. %. w. S. Byrne, a
veteran newspaper man and formerly
one of the proprietors of the Grass Val
ley Union, died at the County Hospital
last night. sDeceased was connected with
several of the most prominent news
papers of the State i'll California's early
journalism.
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BURGLARS Make A GOOD HAUL.
Secure Cash and Valuables Amount-
ing to Over $4,000

ing to Over $4,000.
CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Burglars effected
an entrance to the Offices of the Berlin
and Montello Granate Company, l62
Washington street, and looted the vault,
which had not been securely locked, Sc
curing the entire stock of jewelry of
Joseph Conlan, who also used the vault.
and cash and other valuables to the
amount Of $1,000, including 5000 dia-
mond pin.
Conlan's loss is about 81, 800. and the
granite company loses mortgages. notes,
deeds, ETC., many OF which cannot be re-
placed, representing thousands of dollars.
Experts evidently did the job, and thus
far no clew to their identity has been OBJ
tanned.
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Donohue Comet Medal.

SAN JOSE, Jan. 22.-The Donohue com ct
medal of the Astronomical Society of the
Pacific has been awarded to Edward D.
Swift of the Lowe Observatory, Caiifor-
MIA, for his discovery of an unexpected
comet on NoVemb Der 20 1901
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st. Clair Again Respited.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. %. Thomas st.
Clair sentenced to death for completely
in the murder of Mate Fitzgerald of the
bark Hesper, has been respited until
May 21st. He is still in prison at San
Jose with Sparff and Hansen.
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McNab Abandons the Contest.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-James Nc
Nab has abandoned his contest for the
Shrievalty. Richard Whelan was elected,
but the plurality has been reduced from
1.579 to ;i7
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Special to the REcoRD-UN1oN.

San FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-Advices re-
celved by the Associated Press from vari-
GUS points throughout California and
other Western States indicate that the
storm which has been raging for the past
few days is the most severe experienced
tor the past five years.
AT heaIdsburg the rain has been fall
ing IN torrents for the past forty-eight
hours. Russian River is higher than
ever before known, and has washed away
the abutments Of the railroad bridge.
causing all railroad traffic to cease. AT
CIoverdale the same condition Of affairs
exists, and all the bridges across Russian
River are impossible. The city water
works are ruined.
From Santa Rosa comes the inforua-
ton that almost the entire surrounding
country Is under water, The town of
GuernevllIe, few miles away, has been
practically abandoned. The sioht of
women ana children plodding through
the driving rain seeking shelter is
common one. Occidental and Sebas-
topoI, TWO ne!ghbOring villages, are cut
OH from the rest OF the world by high
water.
Monterey experienced slight clearing
up IN the morning, but at noon the storm
began more severely than ever. Conn
munlcatlon from all points down the
coast has been cut oil. The Carmel River
mas oVeriiowed its banks at many points.
and is filled with debris from farms and
dwellings, further up the river. The out
look is Tor a continuation OF the storm.
Az w ooulanQ The storm continued all
day. All streams in Iolo County have
oVertloWed their banks in many places.
and the damage to the railroads and
travel has Been completely stopped.
HIGH WATER IN NAPA COUNTY,
NAPA, Jan. 22.-For the second time
within three weeks Napa River is out of
Its banks. and running riot through
fields, roads and city streets. Before mid
night last night many of the residents of
SpanlshtoWn were taken from their
houses IN boats and conveyed to higher
sections. All the eastern part of town
and from the steamboat landing south
along Grant avenue, is under water, rang
Ing IN depth from few inches to three
feet. The tanneries, WOODEN mill, and
some OF the other manufactures along the
river are shut down, being surrounded
by water. Grant avenue, one of the
principal residence streets, has water
enough TO make boating near its entire
length. a Washout in the upper end Of
the city on the railroad prevents trains
from running, but the train from the
north came this tar, and passengers and
baggage were transferred around the
break likewise. The train for San Fran
cisco came here and had it's load trans
terred TO the train north of the track. 1t
IS still raining hard, with no sign of cessa-
ton. Thus tar the water is not as high
as three weeks ago.
RIVER OUT OF ITS BANKS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 22.-Reports to
the Weather Observer from Red Bluff saw
the Sacramento River at Red Bluff is en-
tlrely out Of its bank on the east side.
and that great extent of country is
under water. Great destruction to prom
erty is anticipated, unless the flood re-
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BIlOODSHED At BROOKLYN.
The Militia Fires a Volley Into an
Uncomfortable Mob.
ONE MAN FATALLY SHOT AND
ANOTHER WOUNDED.

Numerous Brushes Between Military
and Police on Que Side and Strik-
ers, or Headstrong, Law-Defying
Citizens, on the other, Though
Without Serious Results-No Ma
terial Change in the Situation.
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RAIN FELL IN TORRENTS.
The Storm the Most Severe Ex-
perlenced in Many Years.
HIGH WATER IN SONoMA, YOLO AND
NAPA COUNTIES

Many Towns Cut OFF From Railway
CommunicatIon-Re of the
Lower Portion of Napa City Taken
From Their Houses in Boats-NIanu-
factories in the Latter City Shut
Down, Being Surrounded by Water,
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 22.-Reports to
the Weather Observer from Red Bluff saw
the Sacramento River at Red Bluff is en-
tirely out of its bank on the east side.
and that great extent of country is
under water. Great destruction to prop
erty is anticipated, unless the flood re-
cedeS tonight,
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 22-The railroad
pooling bill has been reported favorably
TO the Senate without amendments.
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--Ua !
"Ordered that any officer who suffers.
without resistance to the best of his
ability, any motorman or conductor or
any employe OF any railroad company to
be taken from the car or otherwise as
saulted. or fails to promptly arrest any
person so assaulting or attempting to as
sault any such motorman, conductor or
other employe, or fails promptly to arrest
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FIND ALEX sARToR's BUILDING
And you will see the most elegant
stock of diamonds, jewelry, solid
silver and cut glass in the city.
IL 357.
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M. j. HKWlTTS,
I0l ". Commerce Street,
BELL COUNTY BULLETIN.

LIGHT Special:
TEMPLE, Nov. 2.-The announce
ment of Judge Saunders that he
had left the free silver wing Of the
democracy for the Populist party
is just made. 1t follows close
upon the heels of that OF Captain
Mahon, Sheriff Denman and others
and discomfits the regular demo-
cratic leaders.
The treasurer Of the local lodge
O. r. G. has just paid to Mrs. w. 7.
Johnson the $1,000 on her deceased
husbands life.
Garrison & Swing received a
partially burned letter on Wednes.
day, that was in the fire on the
Pennsylvania road on the 24th of
Oct. in which so much mail was
burned. The address was all that
was left of the envelope, but Uncle
Sam sent it on.
Temple gin and compress sent
out a carload lot of go bales COM
pressed under the Bessonnette
system, the first lot of the kind
from this point. Double the
usual mum Der OF bales go to a car
under this process.
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ECHOES FROM WEST END.

Last Sunday was a great day for
boat.riding parties.
The home for the Sisters Divine
OF Providence near Lakeview is
steadily growing.
Mr.. Freddie Mallory's automatic
buggy that lost itself two weeks
ago, has not returned yet.
If the rumor that we have near
us good coal does not coalesce
with fiction, another boom is in
sight for West End.
Our rollicking young friend
Ben Rely is getting some of his
late moroseness removed by a
longing, crescent smile.
When West End starts in to take
the lead, it will take it every time.
According to rumor the COW in the
"Little Brown Jug" that desired to
be dressed in finest silk, is nowhere
pared with a West End co y,
that is reported to give FIVE gal
Ions OF milk at every milking, no
matter how often she is MIXED by
her gentlemanly milkmaid.
Wesd End Echoes never stop to
discuss political questions, but as so
many precoCious writer's fear that
1896 will see repet ition of joint
party politics, "Echoes" will men.
ton that the chairman of the
Bexar county democratic party,
in accepting his honored position
did so with a view to help for.
ward and not to clog his party
and West End believes Gen. Russ
will be found ready to help us t
straight party tickets. However, the
matter is much too soon to worry
about it now.
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cIolyuuy neeo rave Neura Igia- GET Dr. Miies
SalA PILLS fro 5r,!s~'i- "a. One cent u does
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a SOUND LIVER MAKES A WEI :
MAN.

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troubled with Jaundice, Sick Head
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Chills and Fever, etc If you have
any of these symptoms, your Liver
is out of order, and your blood is
slowly being poisoned, because
your Liver does not act properly.
HERBINE will cure any disorder OF
the Liver, Stomach or Bowels. 1t
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Price IS cents.
Free trial bottles at Kalteyer &
Schuchard, A. Dreiss, F. Kalteyer
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gists, San Antonio, Texas. a&5a
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

From and after this date the un-
dersigned is authorized to transact
any business, Of whatever nature
for F. Poeschel, who has given to
me his power of attorney.
II ct GUS. PELTZER.
San Antonio, Tex. NOV. l, 1895.
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Furnishing Goods
Gus. ]. Hutzler.

Garden. Field and Flower Seeds. Sheet Zinc,
Solder, Russia Iron, Planished Copper, Char
coal, etc. Landreth's Garden Seeds sreciaI.
ty. 604 Market street
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Something New Every Day!

Come down and see the very latest;
also get catalogue of Our 10 cent
music containing over 5000 vocal
and instrumental pieces. Popular
Mexican music, etc, and save
money
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AVOCAL EPIDEMIC!

Keep posted on what causes
it in all tn. Northern and
Eastern cities.
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Mrs Mary Cavanaugh is seri-
ously i'll at her home on Austin
street.
In order to keep our teams
busy we Will sell either 4 #. or
stove wood at bottom prices. This
means below the regular price.
Sunset Wood Co. Phone 81. IS If
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GOLD CROWNS AND BRIDGES.

Dr. Breeding, over Wolff & Marks. will
do you just as fine work as can be done
anywhere and at as reasonable prices.
Try him. IL 3lmo
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More new songs, more new pretty
instrumental music than any other
place in the city.
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Last Sunday was great day for
boat. riding parties.
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ALEX sARToR,

The reliable jeweler, lis w. Com
merce street. Established for so
years. 1857