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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-28

Otto Birgfeld Is now ready to supply
antilles with the celebrated Gambrinus
keg or bottle beer, delivered free of
charge to any part of the city. Tele-
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-28
AIoney! AIoney. N1onexI

To pay Wasco county warrants regis.
tered prior to July s, 1892. Interest
ceases after May Is, 1896.
@. L. PHILLIPS,
myIS-f County Treas.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-28
Dalles-bIoro Stage

Leaves the Umatilla house 8 a. M
Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
DOUGLAS ALLEN. Prom
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Female Help Wanted

Observation-Disclosures girl and white
horse to deliver premiums given away
with Hoe Cake Soap. Apply to anv-
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-28

No more BoILs. no more PIMPLEs
Use Kinersly's Iron Tonic. The snipes-8
Kinersly Drug Co. Telephone No. 8.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-28

You'll be surprised when you try Hoe
Cake soap, and wish we had told you
sooner. 1t is made by patented pro-
cess. jly24-ii
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-28

When Baby was sick. we gave her casto-ia.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children. she gave them castoria.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-09-23
Rose Culture in florida.
Continued From Page G27.

ordered from northern florists, and
though partial success sometimes re-
warded the buyer, too often did total
failure follow. Perhaps the trouble lay
in not selecting the right varieties suita-
BILE to this climate; of this am no judge
but think it likely. For myself. l
think it is far better to patronize our
home florists and nurseries, who only
offer tested varie les, than to take the
the risk of sending north for them.
VARIETIES.
When 1T comes to attempting a de-
scription of the leading varieties OF the
rose am compelled to retire and leave
thattask 10 one who can weld the gifted
pen with more skill than myself. will,
however. devote few remarks to such
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varieties as l have seen successfully
grown in this county.
MARECHAL NIEL.-This superb rose
evidently luxurlates in our warm l.
mate. She uld be budded. have seen a
single specimen that covered the entire
end of wide porch and produced guam
titles of the deep yellow blossoms that so
often captivate our lady friends.
LA FRANCE.-Also budded. It's ex-
quisite tlnts will commend it to all
would-be gardeners, while to the expert
enced it is an old favorite.
CABBAGE-This rose is rather coarse
in comparison with the ones mentioned
above, but it is easily grown, blooms al
most continuously, and is large, snowy
flower, three qualities which will rec
ommend it to many. Grows to perfec-
tion on it's own roots, and will almost
take care of itself when once started, but
should be pruned severely.
GEN. JACQUEMINOT.-This Is another
favorite. Deep crimson, large, and an
ornament to any garden.
PINK CLUSTER want of better
name, am compelled to give this one
which certainly describes it we'll. 1t is
a large bush, inclined to climb and there
fore needing slight support. 1t bears
nearly all the year round, large clusters
of 10 inl/ frs N q
picture to the eye. 1t is Of easy growth
and is one of the most continuous bloom
ers have ever seen.
GLoIRE DE DIJoN.-Sh ould be budded.
Grows luxuriartly and blooms freely.
A truly beautiful rose to include in a
collection.
at fault for a name, though l was told
the above was correct. 1t is a plant of
very pronounced climbing habits, and
has beautiful dark green foliage. 1t
blooms in the spring apd wi en- fully ont
almost Lies the foliage from view. The
flowers appear from every part of the
long stems, but are not often in clusters.
REMARKS In conclusi m. wish to
say it is lmpos. lie 10 lay down fixed rules
for this or any other thing.
Some persons have succeeded well in.
lose culture, and yet have followed ct
tirely different methods to those d..
scribed here
I can only say that this article is the
result of observation and experience, and
that the above goes to show hat the cul
tivation of the rose is not such q difficult
matter as some rovices at first think.
@ S.
Hillsborough county, Fla.
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once. The substitute will be here al
noon. That is ALL"
George Andrews, without a particle
of color i'll his face, turned away in
silence, and entered the little ticket
Office
"Mr. White" said Mr.. Mattison
b turning to the coroner, 'what verdict
shall you return?''
accidental cause replied the coro-
ner.
Mr.. Mattison made no comment, but
glanced at his watch.
"Have the people to whom this girl
belongs any money!" he inquired
after an interval of silence.
''The passengers of the train made
up purse of over 5000 for them
rather, for the poor old grandmother
who is about the only relative she
had.'
'Here are $50 more, which may be
of some USE continued Mr.. Mattison
as he SLOWLY counted out the amount
81 don't know of anything that has
ever made me feel so deeply the terri
BILE effect of Indifference for other peo-
pies safety. Who has the money in
charger"
''It was put into my hands," replied
the coroner "Many, many thanks for
your generous addition, sir. Now, I
must drive over to Widow Waycross'
Shall I take you a1ong?'
''Why, yes; believe will go. Per-
haps we may both be of some service.
and I have an hour or two to spare.
Can you get me back here before
noon?''
eyes. Come this way, for my horse
is standing close by"
j. The two men drove quickly away
and were soon lost to sight in the
dense growth of hammock. The hot
sun beat down upon the platform; the
telegraph instrument clicked unnotic-
ed, and George Andrews sat apparent
ly buried deep in his accounts, paying
no heed to the curious eyes of the
wondering idlers gathered outside the
window.
The agent was at heart well-mean-
ing young fellow, and the sharp, but
just, words of the superintendent, fol
lowed so closely by the dismissel-all
coming so soon after his own terrible
heartache over the tragedy he had
that morning Witnessed combin-
ed to make him realize, as never be-
fore, the seriousness of real life and
it's unalterable, ever-present duties.
twill not let this break me up" he
whispered over and over again to him
self; 'I will take it as a+1esson-a life
long lesson-one never to be forgot
ten, so help me God!'-E. S. Tray
more, in, The Independent.
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SAN SABA NOTES.
o. Venue Grantcd-Rnpe Cnss
onttnucd-Ilnnppr gnturcJ


"pa Texas, November 2S.-District
w been In session since Monday.
W. ". Allison presiding, with j. T.
son, district attorney in attendance
~ newly elected district attorney. ".
saen informing himself as to the du-
we Office; l.. Darghty and John J..
=, .uoIneys from Goldthwaite. and Sidan
ron Austin. also IN attendance.
npe case against G. w. Edmonsor
w0unued until the next term of the
murder cases against Matt Ford and
on motion of District At
-. sMpeton' wero granted a change Of
~ saa by agreement Of he attorneys
,,Ss es were taken to Austin. Almost
w uay was taken up In hearing evil
h,' ne Change of venue In this case.
49, sullivan was running after a
~, ~, 'or the grand Jury jhen his horse
N ,@ him and broke one bone of his
NM n@ above the wrist. and dislocated
s', pohe, besides br,lsing and dis
ksl,, n,s 'ace He was brought in by a
n, my aaeS and was attended by Or. san
ra, slo is now resting easily. in fact.
", -, 70 camp The accident occurred
a, |S and half miles south of town,
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

BEEF CONTEACT-
l. sealed proposals are invited for fur
L.ic pen.ientiar,cs TO- Twelve months
from the first day - January. lsgl. to
Il e first day u JaIrarS lNS
:. IRE beef must ~ first class III every
particular, well slaughtered and clearly
handled ard delivered within the walls
o. Tie penitcnttar cs In such quantities
direct.
; The beef furnished in the months Of
J jan vary FGm6ruarS, March ATIit no
May, june. July, August september and
October must be the hest the market af-
folds Of rang fed beef
= Ne reserve the fipnt t. reject all
Inferior or unround beef that may he
ohptd for delivs~y Bidders viii state
for hcw much per pound they VIII fur
day of each month for all beef furn shc !
during the previous month, on accounts
approved bN tho steward.
E. All bidders viii accompany their
bids with a bond OF 400. with two ~
more good suretes. coldiiioutd that they
VIII enter into a contract and gve a
performance of the same.
8. Al bids must be sealed and endorsed
beef for Huntsville or RrsN pcn.ien-
tiaries" (as the case may he). All biIs
for fnrn'shlnns hnsk nea,ientiary must
liuntSvliIo 10 me at Htintsr H. a',h mo-,
VIII be opened at my office In each place
on December 10 next, at 10 oclock M.
Z. | reserve the ight to reJeot any aud
all bids that may be offered.
Financial Agent Texas s s Z, Pc rpeeniiiiien-
Huntsville, Texas, November 10, 1896.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS
Sealed b.ds addressed TO tho clty Sec
rctnry of the Guy of liousto:. viii lie
received Up 10 noon Of Thur day, pocGm-
ber 3 1876 for the work Of constructing
sewer along ccria p,rt on of Ely
sian street in the Eth ward Of The
CITY of houston, tatd work 70 he done
In accordance WIKI PLAYS ard sp.cincU-
glneor the ity OF Houston to Furnish
all tho pipe nones sary for sad work,
Each hid must be accollpaniei by cert,
nei check on local bank n the sum Of
$3.50 made payable 10 Tho order Of the
Mayor of Houston, TO secure mex NC 10
contract. and successful bidder VIII ne
sum Of 5000 con1iuoied that the work
shall be satisfactory perfornei. rhe
c,y reserves the r's9i 10 re , any ana
houston. Texas. December /, 1916. q
SO'rICE TO CONTRACTORS-B virtue
of authority vested In me by order Of
The honorable judge Of the dis.riet couri
OF Harris, county on TUESDAY. Septem-
culvert across the rlvlne within the
grounds OF the Cemetery company nesi
the man entrance. on tho Washington
road. and 10 issue receivers ccrtiiica cs
for The payment OF same. ! invite bids
for tho construction Of said culvert.
according 10 the plans and specifications
now on file IN my office IN the cotton
exchange building, payment to he made
In rece,peF's certificate, payable TWO
years from date and bearing interest at
The rate OF S per cent per aunum inter
est 10 he psid semi-annually. which GER
t.fcates OF Indebtedness. when no issued,
shall be a prior lien on all the property
and effects of said Houston Cemetery
company
The right is reserved 10 reject any an:
all BIDS.
bids will be opened on Saturday. De
climber s. 1896. AT nay office. Cotton Ia
change building, al u m, -
VIM CHRISTIAN.
10. Receiver.
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"rmcrS killing Ent-s

M, rAas. November 30.-A severe
hsu an" a% up last Friday night and fur.
),reeI,,oes nes killing weather. which wac
n NJ" oy those who are scarce oi
fh boy, = II, Aiken will ship two loads
b pIsp,w,,,1 v'horrow TO Fort Worth HOES
un,, n0, IN this county and selling for
asAsr rron are blowing, preparing for
Pa nc-s p The short corn crop will
ley r,. ,. corn to be planted next year
Win a. are buying corn now. whicl
~ y ~ cents per busheI
,erpn Law and J. W. Love will go I,
ia. ava quay S to represent the Masonic
<aai LODI. napier Of this place in the
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BOARD AID RooMS.

.. NL.... ,-,..l!l----
NICELY furnished rooms anil good table
hoard FOR $3.50 per week. at us Fannln
street. 2
ROOM AND BOARD for two In private
family. centrally located. all modern
cunvon.cnres. references exchanged. Ad-
dress 9ilo. ths Office. 3
NlCEI.N FURNISHED rooms, two blocks
from Main street, hot and cold baths
with or without board. convenient: rs
poclely Tor vlsitors. trHnslcnts collected.
bo' san Jacin.o street. b
SOUTH front rooms. with board reduced
rates, excellent table board. 81 per week /.
four blocks from coIrt houfo, i0i Craw-
ford. corner Preston. references es.
changed. )
FOR RENT-WiIh board to a couple, a
large pleagont room IN small family
references required. llW Lamar avenue.
ROOM AND BOARD for two ~ private
family, centrally located. room large
AMI airy. with all modern conven cnces.
references required. Address gi9. tnls
office. q
1911 TENAS AVENUE. boarding house
2i3 b'ocks from Capitol hotel, Masonic
Temple Main street. rooms for rent
with or without board; irlnsients so
llc.tcd, rates reasonable. z
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""gnn Not Guilty..

esty o.ssaaas' November 3o.-Tnc now
Goa TO-DAY MADE bond and took their
|s'a,, ,rsnst INC case Of the State rs. VIM.
Is iiacs r,.rrcd from Naccgdoches tn
u ase b s,uIned a verdict OF no, guilty.
ssh and bss he oeen In court for fourteen
= t,s BEEN sS o eest the State n gres; deal,
" Gwen ,ve convicted twice; one time he
~ lea YEA. sn'y-ilye years and the mex,
u lave , y,.u,t Is in session. Several mar.
:" pleaded guilty tcdav e'a' pA'
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,1Iseaqes Svnh. IL, Erup,lons. HI ] AT
Ing Bone Pains. Swel.ings. SIRE ThFoa
Ulcers. Effects Of Mercury. kiin,eN ~, an y :
RAIDER Troubles. Weak Back bn a,,i
S,r,o,,,,rsH roHeiye searching treatment.
Sromrt -e.isf and cure for life. BEN sexes
,reated confident:a,ly and priyateix. ,a
pics, Fis'ula, Fissure, sristuate S INA
Rupture cured By our new me'"''''
'or eh'u'A'' pRs. Belts & BETS.
q, CSew No. 2lD St. Charles street
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<n1If.ts Nb.,s,. ,....-yu
,ba I'm lay nv'SaS' nerctotoro do-wit, on
r"eular Nnvsnho,.N " ,s ,N"' A. thc
.ioners carr ~, i' ,.mm. w w. V"rlnls-
,nia cn,,rt AZ, o.. o. alarIls county. texas
hoidcrn ~ y" ,tuo pvutttun %, 'WShly, ller-
cowntw bo,o,nry, s"nu'Nt,sioh OF uarrls
ordar 'a,,n, n',a sc. loi,n' ulu, ny an
satd cn",i . ors "pSh tHe minutes or
on saturi W ny. a., onctioh 20 bs held
trrn,ine vhso,,a'cN t nlne' ~, isu, 10 ue-
shnii he ner,n ~. 'rNS. shc,P allu s1"bs
In tbe fn,,,s ~ ~ !" Iul az l"iHe WIN,
suhdivi.iont % ~ l"lioWms uescrlnen
rin~inn NJ n. n",,tS cpmnltyi VI, bo-
Nnrrnw - 49, o'". ~ Wy I'M Ncstvtn
runninr frnms , un'.uo ,.,, MnoIc Hnr
ihe JoGn Rri,crn,, ",'."'S' N"' TN, y.
bavou 10 Tho forts ~ ,iim,nSS az huu,a,o
scots v,,h ,p,. 'i"; uaNo" Nl'''-
mics e0i,ii, - - l"ns."nu, "uou, n"N'h
,ou, thonro $500, -, ~, ~ nv ~ ul ilnuS-
NJ .n A rnllrnod Nv I ~ n'Vsk lne rentci
mn sai1 hnvou Nm H. ,,,., ~ ,,,', "a, '
I,r,.'s nnS ~" ~ ~, i''''nu,,, u" nc
fhcnre In ~ ,,n,h., . nosiiu ,,"u,u,n t,no,
said county Inc t H. s,, ui,,eV',oh n'1hs
lit q n n "a ~ a,rv., "a ~ We ~, W ~, ~,
iacnted 80, ~, N,taN,,v,A ~ "',c OF W.,
Of certidcatc TX, iss,,"6 70 ~ "a fi,'rloa,
,r,,,, - "..'i 'rSuNi 10 eHsN IoUlpAti
inc ma Ne sou,h r "''ms s , soN,n
Az, az" n,,d ne soN IN IN" oi the ".
southeast corner OF tho John STAMPS sur
vey, thence north to It's northcr-t cerncr
ON the south line of the Geo Allen sur
vSy. thence east to tho southoasi CORNER
of said Geo Allen survey, thence north
10 an inner corner al si.d survey. thence
east to The eastern snuiheaat corner ot
the sn'd Allen survey and northwest cor.
ner OF the Joseph kopman and south.
west corner Of the Is a.. H. 4 G. r. H.
4
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m. ' ~, Modern Mother

IN BY The n,s ner little ones are improved
he'd Of ~ p'esssnt Syrup OF Figs when
,sts ta.p n, 'shative effect OF a gentle
~ ircep,,h,s any other. and that il is
- |, bens ue to them. Children enjoy
Exp o. Fisa them The true remedy
. syrup Company only.
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GALVESTON STOCK.
n SHIPBoARD NOT CLEARED.
klau .l.Iral. ri II. Il

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
loai receipts Of cotton NJ Galveston
r. F.re ms bales. as follows:
geui, Colorado and Santa F'e railway,
International ana Great Northern
pay rs.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway.
tr,y, 81.
nafs-To Ilavre, IS Phoebe, 1857
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A MODERN CENSOR.

ra rails in long and tedious pEc-c
About the dramas dearih;
Yet he pays and goes
To see the shows, 10th
Anu He ~ Washington Star.
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Losr. STRAYED, OR Stolen

...,,L-s....- -. n. Ml.-.
L0sT-IaTge Newfoundiand dog. with
name on colar. Reward gwen for re-
turn to II. g. Morris. LII Man street 3
LOST n party taxing my hat from Meth
Cd y, church Sunday niaht VIII return
erRAYFD-Cne bay p-ny. white face,
branded on siouifer ab ut 1875 hands
high. e ween Il AM IA y-ATE cd Re-
ward for rsi urn 70 200 KIM Lulldlas,
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DRS. BELTS & Belts
"a 81 Charles Street. New Orleans La
~ 49, pnystcIans and Surgeons.

Young. middle
aged and Old. sin;
Gle or mnrr'ei
men. and al ma
suffer with LOST
MANHOOD. Ner'
v us Debility.
S pcr na.orrhes,
Seminal Losses,
Sexual n o c n y.
fail nE n nory.
weak eyes. stunt
e d elopusn;.
Lack q Energy.
l m p o V er shed
Blood. |.mp!es.
lmpcd!ments I o
Marriage. a $ D
Rlooi and Skin
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SITUATIONS WANTED.


.s.L.A~s.- .l.~I.ln..-
POSITION WANTED-sro lake charge OF
Plantation or haiK.c s,ock ranch. I'M
ecrs1aI.d FURNISHING tenants ana eau
WORK oo.orcd or McAiv-h labor 10 pcr-
fiction. Auurcsc LOCK hoN ". Wharton,
Texas.
Wu,NrkD--By printer n job, an All
around man In an Office; can do govt
woik a. news rustier al scuior. al and
JOB work so.icitor a specially Address
LOCK- hox a., Dublin, icxas. 1
SITUATION wANTED-,A nice young
herman eirl VANS a nice place in cOuh.
Ing ami house work or section. Al
dress y. \. T., Drummer Texas. 4
WANTLp-situa,'on as engineer OF nre.
man by tiest-c-NSS engineer, machinist
anu electrician. Address .'sG, shis office. 1
SITUATION WANTED-.To dr.vo car
rage or any other honorable work. Au-
dress No si6', this office. 4
SITUATION WANTED By a steady Ger.
man srl, VIII do either house work or
cooking Address saS.. tins Office. 1
SITUATION WANTED By respccia5,
coorea man as waiter IN prlv.s.c ram
NY best of reference Address |. II. H..
this office. 1
POSITION TO do clerical office work, drive
delivery wagon, any honce, work; well
acnua.nted with cay; best references.
Address No. Qi76. this office. 1
SITUATION wANTED~As cook am a
gcot pastry cook, Address Ga Milan
street. 4
MAN rEp-Sltua,ion by man and wife in
private family, man understands horses
and yari work: wife frst-ci4ss cook or
housckecpcr. Address No. 9i9. this OF.
flee.
ANTED-poFfiion as al round news
and lob prgntcr; best OF reference. Al.
dress Lock Box 49,, Mineral Wells. TeS 1
| GERMAN wants position on farm err CT y.
IL steady. Ssber and good worker, uud T.
stands 10 milk and take care OF horse .
kaa att.I arNs a
sibi. tbs Office. 3
| SITUATION by experienced hotel man, In
| or out OF city; single. age %, sober a
!niustrious. speak German ana Engl sh.
Address H. Mohr. thAs Office.
EMPLOYMENT wanted by a Young man
of good business qu1lfica tions. have had
experience in Etncral merchandise and
clothing house, can give a ] references
Address aS22. this office. 3
| SITUATION wanted by two FIRST class
hrcmcn. we have six years experience
and can furnish best of reference. Ad-
| dress si6a this office. ;
STU ALTON wanted by lady 10 do house
work and TO be cre of the family. a l.
dress 9iIl. this office.
| SITUATION WANTED travel for
wholesale house. groceries preferred; /
| am an Old Iroceryman ana good sa.cs-
| man; speak three languages am
strictly sober in every way; can give
Thomrson, Lexington, Texas :
A MAN Of fifteen years experience n gen.
| eral merchandise desires a position. best
reference gwen. Address y o. BOX 1871,
Galveston Texas.
| WA\TED--A position ns foreman OF n
plantation by an iniustriols married
man. 30 years of age and without chil-
dren. ] positively understand llrmine
era the handing Of rysro end Mexican
desired Address O. NJ. Frysinser' Gal.
weston. Texas
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iollowint ocean frcights (staam) on
n are quoted today.
M Galveston: Liverpool. o-s2d ne,
havrc, ls-6id; continent, Sgd: New
E per 100 poinds.
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..rt.Ep FOR GALVESTON

"a. ~. cardiff. Nov. Z.
* penarth. Nov; ". ~.
sssks, Barry. Nov; ~ ,,0r,.
Mnuors II;erpool. Nov. l6.
Hcn ns,er Boston. Eng, Nov. n.
Mn.nore. Liverpool. Nov. IL.
Bsrns s.r, IL. Vincent. Nov. 10.
Eleanrn,c. ST. Michael. Nov. 20.
b.,. Eden. Rotterdam. Oct. II.
ssno New York, Nov. 2S.
toayIaiy Liverpool. NOV. II.
snmi.ll 81. Luc.a. Nov. q.
mnSslmmond, Rio Janeiro. NOV 10.
yp,S.Iro,ido. st Lucia. Nov. 20.
r.rnsck. Swansea, Nov. 20.
rrss.shtield, Penartn. Nov; 10.
rsiCell. Swansea, Nov. ~.
nnsroW, Cardifl, NOV. ~.
yyslls bremen, Nov ~.
e. almond, Rio Jalelro, NOV. y.
psathfeld. Penarth., Nov. D.,
KIN Bright, PenArth. nov. II:
Kendall Castle, Manchester; NOV. IL.
Wsvnsld. Penarth, Nov. 10.
Scrge Barry. Nov. 10.
p,,s Liverpool, Oct. 81:
sns .S baltimore, Nov. "a.
.,hmore, Delgoa Lay. AUG. L.
~ Wayman, Havre. Nov. ?5.
Scrr,ondale, ixbrail, Oct. I.
fursstan, at Suc2 Nov. IS.
: IN Fairy. Nov. "a.
. \ J.anic Sweeney. Philadelphia. Ncs.
|. o.,ar C. Schmidt. Reedy Island. o.
4 Mason Bartlett. Newport News,
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C. W. HARRAL. W. w. HARRAL
HARRAL & HARRAL.

Successors to ". Harrsi)
Irvi,e the attention q the pubic who az.
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WE PAY tho highest cash prices for sec
ond hand furniture, stoves and house
hold goods The Boston Furniture com
many. S05 Prairie. a. Cramer, agent.
Phone 22l. ------------
N7ANTTp--To buy county or State bonds
III Texns Call or write ana state low
eat prlce A. NJ. Lawson & CO.. so y
Main street. ;
Will, buy secondhand furniture. stoves
and any kind household goods we are
no dealers send postal, Posiofice box
2i2. Houstoni VIII call on you.
HIGHEST price paid tar seconi hand gen;
fiemsn's clothing. drop me a postal ans
wll call. II. Captain. 5l2 Mlsm and FRAT
RE. VI
wANTEp-To buy freight elevator
must be cheap for cash. II you have ON.
call al Greenoerg Bros. Furniture store,
+05 Travis street. city. II