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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-18
CITY nREVITIEs.


Rey O. ". story viii preach In 'hs Sec
ond Presbyterian church sunday mo.n,ng.
Charles $ Mars,on. who has bcea III for
sono weeks. Is SIN in very critical con
dition.
Mrs. w. II. Leavcl. who has been very
Ill. is Improving and Mr. Lravell viii oc.
cupy his pulpit Sunday.
Prof, sor NOOK gave d dellghtful hop
last night al Bryan liall to his dancing
class which was largely attended
t.omuel NJ Smith died al : O'Clock vcs-
ton avenue at thc age of % years The
funeral viii take plnce today.
The Rcd Snapper Fishing club will mike
here on the. Eugene Sunday morning at
o'clock All ihs members Of the club arc
expected 10 mako the trip.
- Tho Cadets al 81 Andrew. under Captain
Tarvor and Lieut.unnts Bright aud ,ufn-
more. are hard a work preparing for the
Noiksfett Thcy VIII turn out 'n new UNI
forms with about sixteen men.
Tho Nolhsfcst committees VIII have their
mai meeting Sunday morning at II O'Clock
al Turner liail. and the chairmon OF the
p pnrion, eommi,,ses are espec'ol 70 be
speetiNo departments.
The ways and means committee for tho
establishment of "A fythian club win meet
~ knisht j; Wrigm's rooms, on Slain
street, ~ 10 O'clock sunday morning. The
commit -emon arc knlghts G. J. Wright
\. r, sittig, John NORM, t. f.. Rnr md
JhfliH - StAnity,
y pleasant party, consisting of Mis- Fox.
Miss Solomon. Miss Harris. Mr.. Ros,nl
feldt and MIR, Tom Tlaxman Of thia CIV.
Miss Alexander OF LaGrangc. Mr.. Sehntt-
ger of New York, Mr Eurghnn of Tryns
CITY and Mr. -. We'll OF Waco, pa "a II
visit 20 Tho Post last 1ight al - 81. nv-
ing a successful snipc aunt In hontr Of
Mr.. Jake keile of Birmingham, Ala.
The flower and plant thieves are continu-
ously getting in their work In tho Third
ward. Following the theft of lot ~
pansy plants from the residence of MAYOR
H. II. ltic" u few nights since. they jug
up and carried on several dozen ahrvstn
themum plants from the residence If tns.
+. Dumhle last night. They are cvid.nt,.
prepared FOR their work. taxi ig the lants
up with soil attached ready for To, liant
ing and for sale. Those who purcnns,
these plants are but encouraging the
thieves.
After iiyc hours In a well twenty feet
deep, on tins old Fair Grounds property. a
largo horse was pulled out Thursday nfght
By means OF pulleys and a rope around his
BODY, ana except some slight bruises does
not appear to he injured, Alderman J. e.
Matthews experience aS IA railroad super
intendent In replacing wrecked engines
cars and bridges was Just the thine ,or
the job. The well was not pulled up. now
over. and should have attention al once
from the owner of the property.
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PROGRESS THE WATCHWORD
-
NssUg Baldwin, lsice TALKS About
NaaicipaI Affairs.
IRE CITY TO BE KEPT CLEAN
Number OF Garbage Carts to BE In.
creAssd-Ths Bond Question
Discussed.

hinyor BALDWIN Rice evidently intend.
10 oe5ote himself to the affairs OF III,
CITY Just as he would devote hts time 10
private enterprise which he was man.
aging There Is no doubt about this fact.
because he comes down to his office
earis end he stays all day. with the ex-
eeps'cn of sufficient time for dinner. and
ne IS busy all of the time except such
hours Us he devotes 20 callers
nave adopted new rule as TO the
Nnis wren / can be seen In my office"
SAID the mayor yesterday to a Post rep
tesenintige My office hours for the
Siuohe VIII be from ~ O. M 70 Il m. and
20 p. IA. daily. and the rest OF the day
"ll devote myself TO the business OF
the city Of Houston. Those who cell be-
lore OF after office hours will not see
ne."
VIE! are your plans for the Immediate
My idea for the summer is 10 pp: O.,
more garbage carts, cut uo~n the street
iofre hnd keep the city clean. owing 10
tAo AhAlciai condition OK the city ead
the ToEting Indebtedness Il VIII be lrnus.-
sibis to do more than this JUST now No
permanent improvements can be made an
III the CHARTER Is changed unless the a.
lorn.y senerai VIII Recognize a bond "a
sue authorized by two-tniris OF ,ns tax
PAYERS. The city is in no financial cordl-
ton 20 pave streets or 10 30 any perlr.a-
aent improvements without a bond issue
ana the only way to rut the city on a
so1c ananoial basis IS to curtau ex-
penses, and this is going 20 b.. doae A
cons.do r'1ble saving cen tJe effected this
way
Arc you having prepared a s,s,e.ae.,
of the condition of the city,
ses; hat 1t VIII not b. ready to pre-
sent 10 the council on Monlay buy " III
De by The following meeting shall
nave some recommendations 10 max. Ia
tne ooaFd of aldermen. however, III the
reNt meeting on Monday. What ! sa.lii
attempt to do this summer is to keer ne
city cicnn and to collect UP the deiiuGue-it
iccGSfiize the fact that ] hevc g. big task
Oh my bands. hut ! am going to devote a 4
OF my energies toward putting tho clI :,
OF Houston In good financial condition
see some newspapers have been com
fDentirg On the formation OF th.. comm !
tees OF the city council. The fact t. They
haze not been definitely decided upon ana
VIII not he before Monday.
Of course what / have been saving TO
own IDEAS and opinions and do no, know.
thnt they Will be IN accord with the m I'm
ners OF the board Of aldermen hut | am
rrnparo1 to say that from what inter
course have had with the counciifr!en
they IRE entering into the proper spirit.
nnd think the ndmulstration VIII use
Its best efforts for the benefit of the CITY
a., DO you intend 10 get the opinion or
tho attorney general on the subject of
bond issue?"
Yes. ! am working on that now or
course II is necessary "a present a state
ment OF the ciy's condition before he
csln be asked for ruling"
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BRADsTREEr"s REVIEW

New York, April l7.-Rradstreet's tornor-
row Will say:
Favorable weather except in some
Northwestern States. has stimulated DE-
maud for s"asonable merchandise, notably
AEht summer clothing. ON the whole
IN" week presents n distinct gain This
y not 50 much apparent at Eastern cen
tera except baltimore and Pttsburg az
Ia IN. central Mississippi valley At
some Mort hw"stern cities the movement
~ mrrc handise has declined bu; mt "A
nuinber Fast II Is unchangci while South
ern CITIES III most instances report busI-
MSS quirt and In others less fayorable.
Itcr" Is a better demand for &c con ma
Chln'ry To 60 South E,astcrf cotton
dyera are buster and there IS a icmantI
FOR hardware machinery and locomotives
Preparations ar" making at most !nkc
ports for the opening OF navigation; onr
or the effects n which VIII he TO release.
Ip"F' .w bushels of grain tn store In chi
cnrp. Increased volume OF business +,
most conspicuous West AZ 81. Louis. CHI
ctso' Kansas CITY omaha, Milwaukee
and Memphis.
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AT THE OPERA HOUSE
"fAst Lynne -


The opera house was crowded again last
evening to witness the baldwin M.lvillo
company in East Lynne" This delightfu
and pathetic OH play never grows stale or
Improbable, aud when even tolerably pro.
sontod Interests and moves the audience
az few dramatic productions do. Tho east
last evening showed tho popular actress.
Pearl Melville. in The dual role OF l.ady
isabel and MdGan. Niue and IA the latter
1nt me more emotional scenes she ~
hihlt"d her power to move and entertain
hcr auditors. The large repertoire Of the
f9inpany indi 1atcs the talent and versa
lllty OF this well known actress. Frances
Mufcoch was seen Ia the rol.-and favor
ahiy-of Bar!ara inre, another strikingly
interesting character In East Lynne. u
Tho popular MIR. Murdoch az Archibald
tnrlylt. Mr. Day as Str Francis Gcvtsou.
Mr. Hanna rs Lord Mo,nt severn and
Mt Hester NJ Richard completed the lead
nag s7.snin"nis uf the cast.
IT. afternoon matinee bill viii h..
"ihr pcvil $ Web" and the weeks en-
gas"rent wlll close tonight with another
ga popular haVorite, Ten Nights IN a
Bar Room
Mond9y night occurs Manager Borg
man $ honehi with the Imaginable Me
'afthN's Mishaps' "a the attraction. Tho
marnA RI friends ~il give TIE perform
ulte rous.ng reception.
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At ASSEMBLY, HAL.

,-o--e-. IL. >,,.,,, ,..,r,,,,t,,o...,.. -
Professor DicbINThe j,ro,,r,,rrne -
Nv ''' a-'''"'
Assembly hhIl- on fhnnin street. between
NQ4. AID Waiker avenues. was attir.a
IN H,-.n.. dr..,s las, MIN, ,h.. ,,,,.,.,,..,
e'''' so "l' ~
i'ng "A rompiiin niary concort t'ndercd
Professor Anton r!ehl bv local musical
ta!.t,, assisted Tx. s,,,,s who ar. ,.st,.
~ III ~ eifF Inc front ~ the stage
was mac neiuiiiui ny CURTAINS OF iHce,
Nh.cn wer" Hti-Nca'lY art"ei atoNe
i'AS -n'i-n% W IsipHA luon
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Personal MENTION.
W. ]. Rowley Of Dallas Y ln,tho

w. J. Rowley OF Dallas In tho city.
l.. u. Pipkin, a well-known iumberman
OF Beaumont. was in the city yesterday.
Messrs j. W. Reeves and George NJ
Do.wncy Of Fort Worth are in the city Tor
Is few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Russell of Cripple
Creek. Colo. ara visiting Mrs. Russeils
sister. Mrs. W. j. Beam. SO Roberts street.
Judge l.. g. Cunningham, a veteran OF
the battle 81 san Jacinto is visiting In
the city. q guest Of his son, Dr. j. L.,
Cunningham.
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READ ESTATE TRANSFERS


j.. ". O'B1an to Fred Il. Hun. lot
y; hlock n. IN town OF Midway
ii'l~Nis ....,.-... ...............
Miss i4na Pannoll to Mrs. Amelia +
N.iHryw. south half ~ lot t. block
rs, south aide OF buffalo bayou:
oth"r considerations and ..........
II " Piorson to 9. :. BENEDICT ct
~. acres on, Of a 25-acre tract in
Jacob Thomns quarter league.
Omaha and South Texas Land Com
Iany b h. II. Cooley, irusteo 10
II r MneGregor. lots IL. IS. u. Ii.
block 3e4 lots H. Il, block 500. lots
II. IS. ~. block 1877. lots /. . 3. !. !. g.
block 1874. lots Is 10. % Il. ~. q. "a
q. g. block l0. lots 20. Il. %. a. "a.
block 2l5 lots /. ,. 3. Z. block lA:
u, flock IL. lots l6 Il. u.s. block
l15. lots |. 2. 3. /. .. ., block III; lots
n. 81. 30, ~. 30, 80. block %, lots
~. "a. IS. &C. block 234 lots %. ~. ~.
y. 30. 81, block 81 lots 10 IL, L.. 10,
u. IL. block 1872. block ". lots |. 2. 3.
g. 3, 8, I. 5. q. 10. H. block 81. lots |,
p block 1873. lots @, 2. 2S %. block 2oS.
lots $ p, 10 II. block POS. all in
II. Il. Fowler 10 Nellie II. Wood, all
right tltlc aud interest. boing An
undlvided half Interest in lot g.
block S62. south side OF ruffalo
William Manager TO Irvine I.ookaid.
pnrts of lots and 70, block S9i.
south side of Buffalo hhNou. .-.-.... ..
X: T.. e. Wilson TO L. lieidiussfelder.
lots | and .. aud hale of lois 3 and
IL block L. eubdiVlAion ~ i0-ncrc
lot H. of j. :. iiolmnn aurycy .....,
Myrou Tower. assrsssor and collector
to Mary T.. Tower, block $50, Mt La
Myron Tower. asscssor and collector
of Ia Porto TO j. q. Smith blocks
% 72i. III, il6 e. III il5. 40. 1S5.
4i2 ISL ls2, lS1, 1ai. 1875. 1876 ~ 20i
49, lots t. .. J. a. also " TO y inclu-
sivc. block 90 lots | TO inclusive
aud II TO ~ Inclusive block 81 lots
Q 20 ~ Inclusive and - 10 % incu-
rlvr, block -: lots ~ 10 3. inclusive,
block o2. lats to { inclusive block
s. lots TO u inclusive md u to
- inclusive. block W lots q TO ~
inclusive. block ri lots To iuclu-
sive. block 81: lots TO inclusive.
block 62. lots I 20 S Intensive. block
- lots TO lG inclusive. block an:
lots I 20 s inclusive and ~ block
81 lots 10 S Inclusive and a. block
~ lois TO iG inclusive and n 10 2,
inclusive block r.. AT La Porte;
and 50 Sa-i0p acres IN lot OF w. II.
Inwrancc subdivision Of johnson
Hunter LEAGUE. md i7-i00 acres of
lot II. nnd 7S-l01 nrrcs OF lot 70 ~
l.owrnncc subdivision Of the same
Fred llolcomb to WIN ] Moore. scc-
tiou II or ~ n. and H. Railroad
company survey Observation-Disclosures as
G. q vogcl ia Fred IIolcomh, see
tion n Of H. ~ and H. Railroad
company survey Observation-Disclosures. 81
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ORDER or CHOSEN FRIENDS.

The chosen Friends sick benefit league
held its annual meeting last night and
elected the following officers; James cur
It's, president. q. \. Relnhardt. sccre-
tary; j. Wyndclts trcasurcr.
Managing Committees. 4. Adams. A
Z. Sternonberg, j. sanders, l., iildebrand.
!. ~ Parker and q kuniz.
Thc report Of the secretary for tho past
year was very encouraging. shoWln,; the
League 70 be IN good financial and numer-
cal condition
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A TALisAlAN OF LUCK.

Charley Jones yesterday received a
unique gift from his father. Mr. l.. NJ
Jones OF New York. who is spending
some weeks AT Hot Springs. II was ac-
companied with tho following diagram:
The left hind foot of IA graveyard rib-
bit. Killed at midnight. on the 18th hour,
OF the moon. by a cross-cyed, bow legged
rod-headed nun. riding IA l3-year-old white
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WHAT'S THE SCORE?

Today noon Is the las, chance you will
have to make guess for that season
ucket. As some may have failed TO Geo
the oiier we Will repeat that The POS.
WI! give n season tickc; 10 the first per-
son making the nearest correct guess
OF the score between the Houston and
TniNeston teams In tomdrrow's game.
All Tuesscs must lie IN At noon today.
Iwo hundred and sev-nty-two OF The
f"sts readers have made guesscs already
today.
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crvIf. DISTRICT co1Rr

= re civil district court. Hon. Sam
r. B-sshsa- presiding tho case OF Jerome
r. Cochran =; al W. John Mohr e, al
"a s-tA On '~ai. The testimony has not
20 r.+.u cor.lud.t
T'as jury W the ease Of John Ha-tn~.t
- rt- houston and Texas Central rail-
way cor p.try and tho Houston las; and
IVES; Texas Railway company is SIN
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PREPARING 10 SWIM.

Tho big Naiatorum OF Mr. j. c. Bald
win n the corner of Congress Ave- and
Louisiana ST. Is being rented through
out with 'he Now Light" using twenty
nine burners, displaciug electricity. pre-
phfhtp'! 70 INC opening OF the batning
season. and the patrons of this refrr.bi,,,,
resort need not fnar being iefi IN the
dark al any time in the future.
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COUNTY cn1rpr

In the county court YESTERDAY J. ~.
Cotton as guardian Of tho estate OF wnlle
and Gertie Blakeney. minors filed his an
nnal exhibi; OF the condition of tina, es-
tate, which will be examined by the cour,
at The May term.
THO following cases In appeal from
Justice HGssey's court were fled Wit n
Deputy County Clerk Dixon:
Annie Eurncit w. Texas and New or
leans Railway COMPANY.
John Owens W. Texas and New Orleans
Railway company
coin Ia"
- I. Japhet & co. VS. Wells. Farro & Co. =
Express company.
IL y. Sanbcrn VI Ell R,rka
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THE GLENWoOp CASE

In m" civil district court at noon yes-
'erday Hon. Sum II. Brashenr presiding.
Mr- Presley X. Ewing representing the
plaintiffs in the case of w. V. X Watson
~ al ys. tn. Houston Cemetery com uanv ct
M, uahi tho iilHl argument. This g. m i'm
lprialt cause and has been fully eN-
pi7ine'l in these columns on several oc-
VsSicny. Judge Brashcar took the mat
- ur Ter siNisemcnt and Will render his
1eGtstgl within q few days
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occasion. The object of the entertain
m"nt is n worthy one a. 1t was for the
purpose OF raising money 10 build "A new
chnfrh. Elegant refreshments were served
ana the affair throughout was !, pro
nounced success. The POST returns thanks
Tor waiter of deiicacies
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pRApsrREET ON FINANCE.

Public Interest Reawakening in the Stock
Market
New York. April i7.Bradstreets Finau-
cial REVIEW says:
Increased activity and advancing quota
lions have given a much healthier appear
aEee TO speculation. The movement which
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\ CI4ATTrL MORTGAGE.

Jacob tsoit"nratte, doing - grocery bus
;Osss q, No. N Preston avenue. filed a
p ate! mortgage Yesterday. naming Herry
ltp's@- as trustee TO secure creditors as
r.t~s; = Wiibugh tiT r G. Crawford
~ . L. -; I,1.ut rsfefu gzS
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developed this weck has been attended by
1 ~ numh"r oi gratifying circumstances,
among which Il leading pl't,e should be
gwen TO m feappetrance OF public ni"r-
est aud to tho fact that attention has
turned from the manipulated iniustrills
to Ia! way shares aud the more legitimate
Tho bullish demonstration Is to a GER
tain extent based upon the expectation OF
Ei'H'er business aciiNity With the PROGRESS
81 spring ana the prevalent, impression
/ that, barring damage already done to
wheat the season opens auspioiously for
crops. The belief THAT this session of uoi.-
grass win soon ,.rninate wa, Without cf-
foct unil" tho - sutton Of foreign con
| trovers!es TO q position Of secouIary I'M
i'pitdhc" hat tendency to revive .pccu-
lntiYr confidence.
Above all however. the change in Lon
d"A attitude toward American bonds and
stocks was calculated to produce =, decided
impression here. In fact. the wccil'i bull
ish movement In our market is In I r.itas-
lire a reiection 0t what is going on in
London, where more or less OF a spacu-
lat!ve revival is In progress, the long pcnt-
mp Investment demnnd there having dem
"hsttated rs power by a marked rise in
1onsolS and home securities Wall street
lays much stress upon the presence In
Europe OF j. rierprnt Morgan. ana whetn.
"r correctly or not. cr' Its that sen'lena n
with has ing used his influence to assist
the movement In question.
Now York, April i7.-wea,her reports
by telegraph 10 the Commercial md
Financial Chronicle this evening from
the South denote that in most sections
IN" weather mas been Favorable during th.
week ana that planting is general and has
ma lie good prugr.~s as a ruln Al sr,n
points I'm Louisiana. Mississippi Arkansas
ahu Itlil rSser ;he precipitation has been
nrlNy. NM along tho Atlantic there has
the rainfall has been lght Early nlnnt
lnes arc reported to be coming up in a
number of districts.
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New York. AprIl iI.-IIubbara Bros. 6


New York. April i7.-Tho following
table compiled by Bradstreet's. shows tie
total clcaranees AT the principal cities and
The percentage Of increase or decrease a.
Gompared with the corresponding week
last year:
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR RALLY.

The regular quarterly meeting OF the
Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deayor was held at the First baptist
church last eyeltng. II was q Chris
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one; wherefore plaintiff prays that an In
yunction Issue TO restrain the said Miller
me said levy and tina; the district court
near tho case on Its merits, the said Cum
defense in said SUIT and that upon anal
hearing we have judgmen; sor perpetual
Injunction.
The petition was heard by Judge Bra
shear In chambers and temporary in
Junction. was issued. L.. T. Miller has
accepted service and the hearing can be
brought up al any time.
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Millinery.

Where can you f,nd such lovely array
OF Pretty Hats? Something you may want
and why not come to usY What we sell
is only first class and prices as proper
as you can expect. Look over the hats
at 50. 80, $500. 81 10 and $500. We feel that
you viii he pleased.
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Kid Gloves.

For tomorrow's wear we are showing
the new shades in FAWN and LEMON.
with black stitching; also new white and
Tan Shades, with Black S,itching-the
make 81 "TrafouSsc" and each pair Is
warranted-prlce 500 per pair.
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IF rnE BABY is currlNG rrr.rI,

be sure and use that old and wen tried
remedy, Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing Sy,,ip
tor children tccthns. 1t soothes tho child
sofions the gums. alllys al pain, ,ercs
wind cole and is the best remedy for
dlalrhoca.
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Free Tee cream today 20 ladies' ard es.
coris al l)clicalcasrn, 1908 Preston avenue,
TO and to u IN.
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A rAvoRIrr DELIcAcY.

Minneapolis Journal
The pneumatic doughnut is giving mitch
satisfaction at the bicycle restaurant.
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+
We guarantee an tho work We turn out
10 he done IN fret riaas style in every
particular. We use nothing that Injuries
inr goods We wash and tant X why our
patrons continn. To pn'rouizc us Mo
have facilities to handl" more work ana
solicit new patronage as Won aE old
81 phckard's Troy Laundry
9l9 Prairie Avenue, Phone s32.
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Belts.

You must have one, so don't fret abou,
where TO get 1t; come TO us, where you
can find an endless variety, IL matters
not II 1t be GILT or SILVER. Leather OF
Persian. and tho prices are l5c. 25c, 35c,
5Vc. 75c and 3l.p.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.


Announcements under this head &c per
word each insertion.
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The Schooner Dave freeman has arr,v.,,
from the gulf snapper banks with "A LAM
OF red snappers, foo, of Main street. s.iiiIl,.
at retail or wholesale.
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&c
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Insectlclde poison for bodbugs. snsran-
tecd IS cents and - cents bottle, mt
Lewyn's drug store Hinz corner.
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Mansfield Dramatic Club. Auditorium
Friday, April can, e5c,
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The fines, soda wa-nr in the city a,
Burghcim's DRUG Siorr.
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Have you tried Burghcim's Strawberry
| Sherbert. Better than ever
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BLOSSOMS MiMEoGRApH. the New
Automatic, just received fas,oriza's sta
tlonriy Stnre. 800 Main street.
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Decided by those who have tried us
that /. \ Hamburger and Gus Dr.y-
ling, lr. have ia reality started model
laundry AT 1911 Prairie Phone 1877
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Shirt Waists.

No place where you can find so very
many Pretty and Natiy Shirt Waists mt
of each Is correct th"~unes at Doc. iJc. SEC
Soc, SiOl 81 - and ;l.50 are worth much
of your attention.
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