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The San Francisco call., 1896-01-24
HISTORY OF A DAY.

Ai"hieua County Happenings Told in
Brief Chapters.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALI
908 Broadway, Jan. %.
Inc poultry show closed tonight.
b. Casan, who took a doea ~ ctio-otor,,, 1;,t
meht LOT cough syrup, will recover.
Lnomas flanagan, the old man of IS wears
VINO VINO was, vas sent 10 the County Hospital on Tues
,,;aie Inc sherif m has telegraphed warrant to
shooting Perkins at Lorin on Cbristmss dsv tol
There viii be few repairs made ON the
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bated what she claims was the will of Mrs
Mary Kelly. She claims that Mary Kelly, who
lived with her some time, made will, in
which she left her landlady $4,000. This was
left in the hands of Father John Nugent OF st
Roses parish, and was burned in the Brannan-
street fire OF last June.
The counter claim is made that the paper
was not will, but was in the nature OF q
prOmissory note for rent, etc. OF this sum
$1,000 had been paid, it was claimed and upon
the question whether the document was q
will or promise to pay the case rested. There
was no decision.
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so confident was Teeter that his nugget
was valua Bile that he asked innocently:
We'll, how much is it worth?'
"Oh, about or cents said the Jew
eler. Then there was silence for the space
of two minutes, out of regard for the feel
ings OF Teeter.
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Mail-carriers in Morocco are said to
avoid the risk of losing their places by
oversleeping by tying string to one foot
and setting the end of it on fire before
going to sleep. The string, they know
from experience, will burn so long, and
when the fire reaches their foot it IS time
for them to get UP.
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The old penalty against German soldier
or sailor of the standing army or navy
who left the Fatherlaud was fine OF 200
marks or forty days imprisonment. That
has now been raised to 1000 marks fine or
imprisonment for four months.
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Professor Hudson to Speak.

BERKELEY, CAL, Jan. Professor
William H. Hudson of Stanford University
will speak tomorrow evening under the
auspices of the Unitarian Society at Stiles
Hall on "Walt whitman" This will be
the first Of series of six lectures by
eminent men, to be given under the
direction of the Unitarians within the next
three months.
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Napoleon spent most of his time at St.
Helena learning English.
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CPOSSIn2l'S 5 Specific Mixture

With this remedy persons can themselves
without the least exposure, change of diet, or
change in application to business. The medicine
contains nothing that is OF the least injury the
hnttla-
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PIunkett win Play Again.

BERKELEY, CAL, Jan. 23.-There is
general rejoicing at the university over
the fact that PIunkett, the star guard OF
theaVarsity, has decided to enter the law
department of the university, since by so
doing he will be enabled to play football
under the blue and gold for another sea-
IN May and 1t was supposed that his
services for the u. C. would then be lost,
but his entrance to the law department
will qualify him for another season work
on the California gridirnn
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Was Tt VIII or Note?
Nora Comba is endeavoring to have pro.
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single pair of footprints made in the soil
about the buildings.
No Challenge From Yale.

BERKELEY, CAL, Jan. 23.-The foun-
dation for the report of challenge from
the Yale track athletic team to the Berke-
leyEcham pions for track and field contest
was private letter received from Captain
Sheldon of Yale by Arthur North last
term expressing hope that if Berkeley sent
another team East contest could be ar
ranged. The letter has been the means OF
arouslng much interest among the stu
dents, and the prospect of match with
ale will do much to add support to the
project of sending another team across the
Rockies.
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a Mothers Complaint.

ALAMEDA, Call. Jan. 23.-Mrs. Annie
Lefko caused warrant to be issued TODAY
for the arrest of her 15-year-old daughter,
Carrie. The mother alleges that the
daughter is inclined to be wayward and to
run around too much, and she wants her
placed in the Salvation Army Home.
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CARNOT DEBATERS READY,
Principals Selected for the Great
Intercollegiate Contest
Next Month.
The Young Men Who Will Represent
the State University and Stan.
ford on the Rostrum.

BERKELEY, CAL, Jan. 23.-The battle
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-03

didatc. n formal dec aration from him
may be forthcoming think you will
find by the Developments in the near
future. however, that the president will
not feel constrained 10 come out in an
official statement in order to prove he is
not a candidate, will not be and will,
under no circumstances accept tho nom.
ination."
"But how will his attitude DO mani.
festedl'
by his earnest support Of another
candidate. was the answer.
"Who will this candidate bey'
"John @. Carlisle" replied the In.
formant
There is no doubt but that Secretary
Olney has been mentioned as tho i'd
ministration's candidate, but thoro il
nothing in that Personally aud polit.
ically. Mr.. Carlisle IL the choice OF the
president aud has been for months"
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MODIFIED TO SOME EXTENT.
Catholics May Keep Up Their Member
ia ship Of Orders Under the Han.

Catholics May Keep Up Their Member
ia ship Of orders Under the Han.
ST. PAUL. March Archbishop Ire.
lands attention having been called 70
tho information taken from The Re-
view Of Chicago regarding the secret
society decree. admitted that the decree
alluded 10 is authentic He had HIM
self received an Official copy and had
communicated It's contents 20 the priests
OF his jurisdiction. while the Ca.ho-
lie church clearly desires the arch
bishop further said. Ito hold her mem
bers aloof from those societies, she gives
all possible consideration TO the dilli'ul.
ties OF circumstances AMI Is "a iudul-
gent IN the application Of her principles
as those principles will allow
"The previous DEGREES condlmnatory
OF the societies OF o Id Fellows. Knights
Of Pythias and Sons OF Temperance Are
modified In two important points. First,
Catholics VINO had joined those socie.
ties before the condemnation and who
/ by total severance OF ties with them
would suffer serious detriment are now
allowed % leave their name, on the
rolls OF tbs societies aui pay into them
dues and assessments. all other partici.
patton however, being still prohibited;
secondly. particular cases, where extra.
ordinary difficulties arts, from clmpi.
anoe with tine lettor OF condemnation
are now adjudicated finally by the tsi.
bunal Of tac delegate in Washington
instead Of having 70 DO rolcsred to tine
congregations AZ Rome. which being re-
mote, are Tar less able O. understand our
local circumstances aud complications
arising from them"
What, Ia the archbishop's opinion.
forms tho only stand Of tho church
against tho societies OF Odd Fellows
and knights OF Pythias is the rcig.oas
features Ia them, which apparently
transform them into religion, scc,s or
churches. These societies should leave
out from their constitutions and r.tltls
the mention Of affairs, chap aims b..
bles, etc. and adhere, x'lusve OF ali
religious forms, TO their prime purposes
OF beneyolenco and brothoriy cou sci
In 20 doing the societies strengthen
their genuine worth, remove needless
and offensive barriers aud invits to their
membership mon Of al classes aud all
crtols
Maybe" the archbishop said. with
hopeful smile lighting up his coun.
tenance. al people concerned in
these matters will work In concilia
tory spirit, and all contention and re-
ordinations will cease %
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-03

The line Of clotl.iug shown At Parks
& Waldrop's comprise novelties entire
" new this season and their prices are
remarkably low. IS
People attending court can get first
class dinner for 25 cents at Emden' =. 8
Mis- Timoclea Shields does prac,i.
cal dress making and guarantees sai's-
faction. 50
Miss Matte Tabor lef yeicrday to
visit Miss Dechman at waNahachie.
District Attorney Scott Of Franklin 10
at is post, but he says tine people Of
Brazos county are so good he is expect
Ing to see them sproui wings.
Parks & waldrop have beyond a
doubt the largest and most elegant
clothing display in the ciiy-over 800
patterns. IS
A two story dwelling and renters
house-both situated on the same
block and several lots attached.
Dick Jones & Co.
II. J Putrey & Son, who tune pianos
At BAYLOR Female COLLEGE, Bolton Con-
seryalor, Of Music, Georgetown Uni.
versi'y aud Chapel Hill Female Col
lege. are in the city aud owing to an
extra amount Of work will rot leave
until Tuesday night. Leave order. at
Mra. D +. Lemans. 754i
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Temperance Lecture.

Rev. J. G.. Adams, Methods TEN.
perance evangelist from Brownwool
delivered a lecture n men only at the
Ope IIou,e sunday afternoon, though
just why the ladies were excluded does
not appear 10 the writrr, as he has
heard Sam Jones and others use much
stronger language than any employed
by this speaker in the piesel CO q
Oh ,usands Of ladie. Rev. Adams al.
va ces some pretty strong argnm, nj
against the liquor traffic The title a
his lee are Is unique Ia itself, bsiug
-Four funded aud Fifty Mile street
Of Hell" The speaker explained The
title by saying that II an the licensed
iqior uses In the Umtcd States
Eerc standing side by sile on both
sides Of an unbroken tire they would
extend 40 mic
lie has a peculiar delivery aud often
stopped down and shook his head al
the crowd in a beligerent manner, II,
cured all political parties and lifted
the hide on Nh.skey drinking or att
prohibition church members lie In
dicied The whole Gommui ily on d
charge Of being implicated in the u
cened sale Of liquors became the sam,
Is permitted by law, and the laws a,'
made by representatives Of the people
Tie said he wa working independent,
and had been in the work ihres yetrs,
il being his only means Of support One
popularity Of the lecture was that Il
might have been condensed t. hail III,
time, ami that the Introductory re
marks were unusually lengthy. A col
lection Of about $lS was taken up al
the close Of the lecture. Several solo.
VEN sung by Prof Maddox.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-03
coMMlRcIAL cRlsIs on.
Grave Years Are Entcriained At Rio de
Jsnsiro Of business Collapse.

Grave Years Are Entertalned ~ Rio de
Jsnsiro Of = business Collapse.
NEw YoRK, March 2.-The Herald's
correspondent in Rio de Janeiro. Bra.
I'll, telegraphs that the rates o, exchange
have fallen lower than was ever known
bofo.e Grave fears are entertained
that a commercial crisis will be the Re.
suit.
The Brazilian government has issued
an important official gazette 10 the ei.
feet that it cannot interfere in the press
discussion OF the questions now az issue
between Brazil, France and England.
The gazette declares that the public
mus, exercise its best tact and judge.
ment.
Tha government has abstained. Il
says. from sending n warship to Trim.
dad, despite the reques. Of congress
that information be obtained as TO the
Atish occupation Of the island for the
h. Ason that above all things il desires
to avoid a conflict. The government
was opposed to even symbolic occupa.
ton Of Trinidad, combining itself within
rightful limits Of protest, thus sustain.
ing its main objection TO foreign en-.
trance into the island.
The Herald's correspondent says that
despite the denial Of the Brazilian min.
lister in Paris serious attempt was
made TO insult the French consulate at
Cayenne. Tho affair has been known
in the foreign Office for days pas. The
French government has sent orders 10
che governor TO uso all force necessary
10 protect the consulate. The affair
arose. a. reported, through an attack
on a French vessel In the River Cassi.
pore by BraEilians
Chief Cahral IL making full repor.
on Arnapan affairs 10 the government
Of Brazil
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NEw YonK. March "A specill &c
The Herald from Managua says news
has been received from Leon that
precarious condition Of affairs pre-.
walls there The rebels aud police were
attacked by mob. The port Of CORN.
TO is closed 20 all ships Steamers must
DO discharged at san Juan del Sur.
Merchandise will remain under glycrn.
ment protection. The foreign e.,msni
Is enthusiastic for President 4 'iAya.
Many have offered their services and
their funds. The troops are advancing
toward Topaz aud taro will be cat
tie soon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-03
CARLISLEE HIS CHOICE
He Is Growers Preference For
the Presidency.
A CABINET MFMBER SAYS THIS.

President Cleveland Would Not Accept
Third Term NominAt on Even if lie
Was sure Of Reelection wni say So
II II Bsoomes Necessary to Inform
the Public.
WAsuSGIoS, Mach "A member
Of the cabinet who talked with the
president a few days ago makes the FOL.
lowing statement;
president Cleveland would not nc.
oept another nomination for the presi.
dency, even II it were possible for him
TO have the absolute guaranty OF his
election. You may Asser, this as posi-.
tive and emphatic as you please"
"Will the president az an early date
formally make public the announcement
Of his refusal to allow his friends to
press him for another nomination." was
asked.
III it should become necessary to con.
vinco the public he Is in no sense a can.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-03

NEw YORK. March .. The announce.
mont that Mr.. aud Mira Ba.lington
Booth would head a sepcrate religious
movement Interested large body OF
the officers as well as the rank aud ale
Of the Salvation Army in this city yes.
terday. Few momb,ra Of the army are
willing 20 express openly their feelings
towards the now movem nt bn, IL was
plain from their demeanor that their
old leader had still the strongest hold
on their affections and most Of them
will. IN the event OF n seperate move.
meni. follow his lead.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-03
BREAK up OF ICE
Great DEmsgs on the Hudson, win
Loss Of life

Albany, March 2-rhe earliest
breaking mp OF the ice in Ito Hudson
river in I25 years was attended in this
vicinity with lamage. narrow escapes
aud the loss Of one life Tho lower
part Of the city Is completely sub.
merged. 4 family Of i've was rescued
from beds floating IN the rooms. a
9.year.old boy was swept into the river
al Lansiugburg and drowned. Ice ia
piled 100 feet high on Baeicn island aud
a gorge has formed at Stuyvesaut The
New York Central. Delaware ami Hun.
son and electric railway tracks on both
sides OF tho river between nero anu
Troy were blocked by ice and travel ca
of Tor some time. The waiorwors'
building az Baih.on.the. Hudson wal
shattered aud the superintendent had Q
narrow escape from death Passenger
from here for the south have 70 /,
transferred by way Of Gotham.
Icemen report they have threo.quar
tiers Of crop with what was loft owe
from last year.
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TALls q an 90 1IMl CAPTAIN
nlaac IT The Steamboat Iuinoi. and Mem.
.irlrs ~ Ilia Career.

ulaar IT The Steamboat Illinois and Mem.
arirs uf Iiis Career.
Years and years ago, when Chioa.
go was in a state of infancy, and tho
Worlds fair, with an its maenin.
cenca and grandeur and the drain
age canal, and trolley cars, and sky.
scrapCr Buildings, with q hundred
other wonderful things, had not
oven bcon dreamed Of ana when
nearly an the travelling aul trans
portatim of ovory kind were accom-
plishcd by steamboats, and sailing
vessels, which piled up and down
tho great lakes, there were many
singular incidents, not 90 mention
accidents, which, Unpublished, would
make volumes of interesting road
ing.
Many OF the steamers were COM
manded by good n1turcd, jolly cap
tnins, who were nearly always on
familiar terms wish the passengers
after the first day out OF port Even
tho lttlo children woro mado the ob.
jeots of their attention in such q
way that whenever the captain APP
peGrcd, It was a signal for o regular
stampede 90 see who would DO tho
first 90 greet him.
There was McFaddon Of the Madi.
son, Kingman of the Empire State,
Stone of the keystone State, Cham.
bcrlain of the Planet, a Lake Supe.
rior boat, and many Others, but not
tho least of these and the most GO.
centric ono Of all was old Captain
Blake OF the steamboat Illinois
Poor man, he was taken with ohol-
era at the timo IL ragged so feartully
in Chicago and other towns and
that was tho ending of his oyentful
career
% bis early life thcro is little
known except that he was native
of a seaport town of New England
and had his first experiences Of sea
manship upon the ocean lie was
cool under oil circumstances whore
the occasion required II and was re.
markablc for his self restraint and
dauntless courage In extreme peril.
His manner was always roassuring
20 the panic stricken passengers in
a storm, no matter how high the
waves were rolling. He would say
"Son," or Daughter, don't be
frightened. Won be all right IN the
morning
He addressed nearly all young
people as "son" or daughter.
There were occasions, though, whore
his wrath got the bottor Of his self
control, and thon--oh, my, how he
would swoarl Il was just terrific.
tie was Of a portly build and had a
commanding presence. Ono sum.
mcr afternoon he took seat on
deck. and feeling drowsy soon fell
into a sound slcop. Ono OF the boys,
bent on mischief, lighted a match
and held IL as near the captains
nose as possible. In a moment he
jumped 20 his foot and shouted
Bear npi Boar npl I smell 49,.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-03

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March "A fast
mailtrain on the Louisville and Nash.
villo railroad, northbound. ran into a
wild timborcar at Boiling. about 90
miles south of Montgomery. Tho boiler
was crushed IN aud Engineer Harvey
Adams was 80 severely soalded that no
died. a n gro fireman had ono arm
broken and was badly, bu, not fatally,
a..tFaN
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ice TEN FEeT High.

trail railways Tracks.
PoUGuKGrpsiE, n. Y, March "A
grca: lea gorge formed on tine New YORK
Central aud Hudson railway traoks be.
tween Hudson aud Albany aud nc
trains arc running ON the Hudson river
division between those points The
road is covered with ice and at some
places 10 feet high. Tracks aud telo'
graphpolcs for a distance OF zoo feet
hAyc been washed ont. IL may be three
days before trains can be run between
Hudson and Albany.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-03

Three houses for culofed re- tcrs.
vii 90 Gr $50 Situated near tie
railroad above the pubic we'll,
4 two hundred and sixteen acre
farm, two tenant houses over one hun
Dire acres iu cultivation. 0l-2 miles
u.r heast Of Bryan anl rear kurten.
win exchange iortown property.
For Reut-Two house. 10 Friedman
town
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-03
ELDER ID. A. LEAK.
Conducting a Revival at The
Chrlstinn Church.

Elder u. A. Leak Of MarquF, the
well.knsWn evangelist. 10 conducting q
series OF meetings Al the Christian
Church lie began preaching sunday
at n a. m., HE topic being "The
Church, " and his discourse Icing d..
recled exclusively q the membership,
whom he rounded up. on their duy
Nith no uncertain sound. Sunday
night biz sermon WAS upon the theme
Seeking salvation" The attendance
was god and the speaker made a iiue
impression upon his hearers. He's a
logical, lorcide speaker and his know.
e dye Of the scriptures seem almost lin
itless. Ills theme tonight vii bc
"why Am a Christian" lie spoke
Monday night ON "why ! Am not a
Campbellitc."
Everybody Is cordially invited to at
tend these services aud al who do can
rest assured that they will b. amply
repaid. Services will commence at 5
O'Clock.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-03

BRlsToL, Conn, March 2.-The cop.
psrm.ne dam here burst yesterday,
causing the worst lood known IN years.
Ten highway bridges have b,en washed
away aud bad freight wreck occurred
on the New England road.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A .iN room 70 deuce with three acres
NJ good land and a fine well. Situated
near Judrc Talisiefo's.
FOR RENT.
A Farm cln,i-ting OF Is acres, good
housc, one and a hall miles ffom town.
An extra good bargain lor home.
Tor SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Five acres OF land with good we'll anil
two houses. Situated near the oil mill.
one mile from cou thou.e and out Of
corporation. exchange fr home
anil lot within corporation
FOR SALE.
a holse with for rooms and i've
lats attached. Ia the northern pat Of
tie city. ou The pr,t.iest bin ia town.
FOR RFNr OR SALE.
Twenty six acres OF lard. ONE With
in AID come without corporation south
4 The city.
FOR SALE.
Tven' acre Of land within corpora
ton and @ new house on 10. Situated
in the prcliI,st part If town, rear
tlaud Mi rhel's
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
2l6 a,es of land Sl-2 miles Nor.h ut
lryau and near kurten. l2j aries iu
cultivation aud tso tenant b uses.
FOR SALE.
A hon.e with four rtms and five
acre uf ground. Situated east ond OF
caldwell troet
a tVo.stry ln.k building ou Main
street.
For Rent or Sale.
Asure and dwelling attached si'ua
Ted in Stone City. Formerly occupied
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II. a t. c. T,F 9 Card
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Our terms for announcements for
political Offices Of whatever elias will
be always cash Ia advance OF publici-
ton. Thisrule viii be- strictly kept and
the publication II candidates. an.
nouucement may be considered a
receipt fr PAYMENT.
Thu following c,sl rates viii b,
charged for announcing candidates fol
Ollieee
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DALLAs March -whes,-No 2 -, No 4
as
corn shrlld, mixed hu.k iab'ots sc; ear
from vas IA. 20 ouik. sh,lei -i1.l sacked.
carlots G. o b.. country piinta ~ ~. ear. Is
Oats i.t--c bulk from wAsla, carlots q
o b country y ints 6nis
hrau- juhlots 81. country pniuta AS1N
Lard-l,ofn a. IN t,erces 49, \. Ia
pals. %; 81. t3s pure leaf. ~ tierco.. ~.
hac short clear staniag : short
cleaf ezra ca. small sl-ar STANDARD aaltea.
o. abort char extra raltol "a sailed he =
nos. z taniard tusarcnrud ma u ~
average. u, - "a ~ hrcaAiasi bacon. ~.
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eRAIN ELgvAToR DESTROYED
The Loss WIN he Abou, $4,000 aud
l. Fully insufei.


MINNEAPOLIS, March 2-E.cy ,t1r 4
2. owned by the Minneapolis Terminal
Elevator company, operated by G. w
Van Dussen. burned here, aud will be q
total loss. The FIRE caught in the lower
stairway in some unknown manner and
quickly spreai through the building
There was l,G15OOO bushels Of wheat
in the building. mostly No. nostheyn,
worth about 100000 The spouts were
opened aud a great quan ity ran out ON
the ground, 80 that a savage Of about
10 cents a bushel So probable The
building cost $4,000, making the total
loss In the uoighb1rA9od OF $SjOO10
There Is ample insurance 90 cover the
loss.
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LOWELL, Mass, March e.-Guyerro-
Greenhage rested more comforts Dig
last night. though very weak. his
physicians state his case is very critical,
though they DO not look for fatal
termination right away.
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SOLD!
Dick JONES & Co
Real Estate Agt's.
Real Estate Agt's.
OFFICE UPSTAIRS, NEXT DOOR TO
EAHLE OIFlCE. nRYAN.

Part Of the property that i,us heretofore
been advertised in ihi. column will
appear no mote. It has been SOLD.
Look over the let remaining { you
area pr .pec,iye purchaser. II you
have property o. sell. rut il In our
hands at O. selling piice, not over
rated, and rerhip, 20 will De thenexl
90 20.
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For Sale.

Two acres Of land on which is stu.
ated one i've room residence and four
cottages, 10 Woodyille suburb, Bryan,
near Oh mill. Price, $500 cash, or 500,
mart time. Mrs. c. Barrett
d0l-9t Bryan Tex.