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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-18
WARREN.
lranips Held Responsible for Recent
Petty Thisvipg.
Artillery Company 10 Attend the Pre-
sentation at Pawtuckct Tonight.

Major John W. Hubbard reports tn,
loss OF an ovtrcoat that was taken from
the back entry OF his residence on Baker
street, presumably by a tramp. The
Majors house Is almost directly opposite
the tramp's station, and 1t is presumed
that one the gentry, who hibernate
there. helped himself to the garment,
while In the act of applying for food. II
has been learned thar quite numbe OF
sneak-thieving acts OF this kind have oc-
CURED recently, tho reports OF which do
not reach the general public. The town
Is particularly unfortunate In respect to
the tramp nuisance-baing situated half
way bewcen Fall River and Providence.
1t makess good overnight stopping place
for thcm as the majority are bound for one
or the other place. The town does not
supply them with food, and consequently
1t is their invariable custom on getting
out in the morning and before starting
on their journey to beg their break
from door to door, and they are generally
successful In getting their fill There are
no day police here. The night men have
gone to their homes and the tramps
know il.
No change was reported last evening as
to the condition OF Mrs. william +. II Honap,
who 10 suffering from an attack of
appendicitis. Mr.. Honsn has recovered
from bis illness and was out yesterday.
The Warren Artillery Company will
carry bswtosn 30 and 90 mem oers from
here TO take part in the presentation ex-
ercises at tie State nrmory in Pawtucket
this evening. The company will leave on
tho regular train at d p. m. and return
via special leaving Providence about 2
q. M, Saturday.
MIR. William Dwyer, a native and we'll
known former resident OF Warren, Is re-
ported as seriously i'll at bis home in Fall
River with no hopo of his recovery.
Quie valuable horse that was sent 10
Fred Browns stable a few DAYS ago to
be treated for some slight ailment. de-
veloped case OF "blind stsggers" yss-
terday, and was put to death with
chloroform.
From now until the end OF the year
except Christmas day, the town clerks
Office will be open evenings from I'LL
O'CLOCK, to accommodate those no wish
to register. Thus far only 80 have regis |
tered.
he roof on the extension recently |
built TO the tower on the Cutler mill has
been covered iD. The water tank which |
will be placed there later Will bs con-
structed of cedar.
The condition Of the Barry bow who
vas gered by a COW, is reported as
favorable. Ho rested considera BILE yoster-
Jay and last night gained some sleep ana
6 taking nourishment
The BARRIERS in town have agreed not to
'pen their places of business after 6
''clock Monday evenings or on Sundays.
The electric street lights for some time
'ast have been as titful rs an old maids
vhims. 1t has been a nightly occurrence
or several OF them In different sections
Il the rown to refuse to shine for several
noprs at time. No satisfactory expla.
ation for this condition can be obtained.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-18

Excuse me-" observed the man in
spectscles. "but am a surgeon. and that
is not where the liver To-" Never you
mimi where HIS liver is.'' retoited the
other. 'Ii it was In his big toe or his
left ear, Dewitrs Little Early Risers
would reaca u and shake u for bim. On
tnat YOU eau let your eig lamps"
Joserh :. Johustoa's Pharmacy, Si3
Westminstsr street; NJ tzgsr'r Pharmfcy.
20 North Aisin street AIfrec's Pharmscy.
si1 Eids street. JOSEPH Driver, Riycrsiae
Pnsrmscy, IS Msntop ave.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-18

and down the av-
enue he paraded
all day long, and
the windows rat
tied from the pat
tern of his small
clothes. Anon.
when bis frock
coat blew aside,
the thoughtless
made murinurs of
applause at tho
glory of his waist
coat, even as the
ungodly fall down
and worship be-
fore the red idol
Of Baal.
The title of this
splendid youth
was king of the
dudes; In the
family Bible 10
was r. Berry
Wall. His family
lad money, but
beyond the legs
those mar
trousers he
had no other visi-
BILE means Of sup
port. Unto this
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-18

Boston. Dec. 1s.--Young Lester II.
Monks. who was a passenger on the
barkentne Herbert Fuller when Cap
tain Nash and his second mate were
murdered. was on the witness stand all
day yesterday. Cross-examined. Monks
contradicted himself In regard 20 the
statement Of facts which was drawn up
and signed by the crew on the night Of
tha crime
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-18
More Troops for III. Philippines.

Madrid Dec. Is.-Four additional b,ttni.
ions Of Spanish troops embarked for the Phlliu.
pine Islands yesterday. md General ToIavicja.
the new captain-gencral % that colony. has
aslrc For reinforccfnonts of ten additional
bait tiaiions
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-18
A Nil, Hand Ku,.,,

Berlin, N. H.. Dec. is.-Eli King. sa
employe OF the Berlin mills. was killed
yesterday afternoon by the breaking
OF rope on the log haul" the blocn
used in pulling up logs striking him on
the head. he IeavAs yid0w ana thsso
children -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-18
Got but Iiiiia uoa,.

sedalia, Mo, Dec. 1S.--Whlle the Mis-
tourl, Kansas and Texas flyer was APP
preaching Sedalia yesterday morning.
three men boarded the train further up
the road. and commenced to rob the
passengers in the chair car. The three
escaped with a small amount of fewelry
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-18
KilIrd by q rnllInr slrd.

Boston, Dec. lS.-A coal shed on the
wharf OF Chaplin, Wood 4 Co. Atlantic
avenue. this city. collapsed at 2 o'cloct
yesterday. j.. n. Haskins was killed. and
James Mcdowell. John Carle and Joseph
McDonald We're injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-18
Central ~Falls Nan G,;s a Pension

NAsuISGroS. ncc. ls-Among the rcrsion
changes resulting from tho Issue of D,-cr..
be the fcl owing is announced: Rhode
1slsnd--Additi,nal, John T-onpSon, Ccntra
Falls.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-18

Amhersr, Mass. Dec. 1s.--A. n. Cush-
mans leatherboard mills at North
Amherst city have resumed Work. after
having been shut down since June.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-18
BERRY WALL IN POLITICS.

The Ex-King of the Dudes Now Cog In
New York's Republican Machine.
Once upon a time there lived a young
man with 300 pairs of trousers and good
ness knows how many waistcouts. Up
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01
Discovered Nv Mrs. Olney.

Mrs. Olney. wife OF the Secretary OF
State. recently put her Yankee wits 10
work and evolved an invention which has
heen a revelation TO the P0stoiilcc De-
partmanf. That institution never under
stood the fun value OF the special dcliy-
cry stamp until IT'S powers were develop
cd bv dovn-East wit. Mrs. oluey's dis
coyery may prove Of valle 10 other peO-
ple. who find themselves face 10 face with
the situation which reused that lady's
shrewdness.
She had a daughter living abroad. Let
ters from her were always received Just
700 late to be answered by return steamer
Of the same date. After puzzling over IL
some time Mrs. Oluey. who was living
in Boston at the time. queried the post
office authorities as 10 whether "A special
delivery stamp placed on a letter mailed
in a foreign country would be delivered
any quicker FOR IL on this side. The an
swer finally came that unless the special
delivery stamp was cancelled before ~
landed Gre il ought TO be delivered as
anv other letter similarly stamped. Ac-
cordingly one Of the United States special
delivery stamps vas placed on the next
letter mailed In Germany TO Mrs. Oincy.
Under il. in German. was the direction.
This stamp is not 10 be cancelled in
The scheme worked perfectly The let
ter arrived ahead Of the time OF previous
ones. and an answer was sent back by
steamer sailing the same day. Many let
.ers have since been sent IN the same
manner and the special stamp always
does its work as desired.-Chicago enron
fele
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01

4 letter 20 the Philadelphia Record rom
Trenton. y. j.. says: ,
"Nuch amusement was caused during
the week over the discovery that or the
ten pages allotted TO the House, only
four are boys. six being full-groWn men
The wonder has been all through the
session whore all the pages Kept then-
selves. only four showing up IN front
~ tho clerks desk during each session.
An industrious reporter went on tour
Of discovery and was rewarded by find
ing that six men are on the payroll
drawing salaries as pages. or course
these men. 10 is stated. are not visible
10 the ordinary observer, nor as FAR as
known. do they perform any duty 10 earn
the money they receive from the STATE.
Rut al the same time the four boy pages
seem 10 he able % do all the work that
is necessary. at this session al any rate,
and the absence Of the men pages is not
"a detriment 70 the wheels Of legislation.
There IS no law Or the statute books
which requires that boys only snail De
appointed pages Many years AGO when
Rudolph l.. Rabe. OF Hudson, and James
] Bergen. of Somerset. Were candidates
for Speaker. an incident Of a man page
was brought into prominence. BY reason
of his seniority Mr. Rabe claimed De had
,h.. best rght so the Speakership on his
side OF the House, which was then a tie
between the two parties. Mr.. Rahe said
he could be elected % the Office on a COM
promise slate. the Republicans TO get
the clerkship and an equal share OF the
subordinate offices. lie so Informed Mr..
Bergen. and asked him % withdraw I'm his
favor. promising him. however The APP
p0intment OF the Speakers page Tn those
DAYS the Speaker was NOT allowed
private secretary as at present. UT. Ber-
gen withdrew on the condition named.
and IN due time he appointed the Speak
er's page. who was none other than VIII
liam s. Potter. the now well-known at
tendant upon legislative sessions OF
course Mr. Potter was then ful-grown
man with rudiy face rOtund form and
mustache. When ID presented himself
70 Mr. Rabe the latter smiled and re-
marked that Mr.. Bergen had selected for
him a pretty wel-level0ped page. in
deed From that time on until the pres
ent a man. and not a hoy. has sat along
side the Speaker. performing the duties
OF a page. but now known az private sec
rotary And perhaps after this year there
will be all men and not boys serving as
pages IN the House. Wonders and re-
forms never cease"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01

THE MAN NAMED ABE THREW TT o
TO see him on business, but has missed
bis way.
Not az an. Miss Rachel, Not az all.
beg ten thousand pardons, l was hunt
ing q runaway Niger I'm the settlement
and thought perhaps maybe might
Gnl him here A runaway Niger. you
know. Miss Rachel is just as apt TO be
i'm one place as another In this way
smoke young Grizzly. as he backed out
at the door. stih bowling.
"rhen. Uncle Abe. ten father that Mt
George Gossett believes one OF his run
Always is hid on his place. and wants TO
ind him..
By no means. Miss Rachel-by Nc
means. Not for the world. You know me
TOO well not to know that ! never intend
al any disrespect TO you. Not the least
BIZ IN the world so said young Grizzly.
who are your companions. sirT asked
the Young Mistress. going toward the
door.
Just some OF the nelghbor boys,
maam. ] asked them 10 come with lie.
None OF us meant the least harm ana
certainly no disrespect 10 you. Thus
spoke young Grizzly.
by this time his companions had taken
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01

You are such a good rider I'll be your
horse said the Son Of Ben Ali.
He took the crutches leaned them
against the door. and swung the Little
Master 10 his broad back. picking up the
crutches. and sore as be wass pretended
10 be a horse. We went toward the big
house.
IF you will notice. the stump OF big
oak tree stands near the back porch. Be
fore the tree was killed by fire big limb
stretched 70 the little balcony above the
porch. AT least ID used 10 be so. The Lit
Tie Master showed this tree and the limb
and the balcony TO the Son Of Ben Ali.
and told him that the big window that
opened on the balcony was in his room.
And he said 10 him:
Whenever AZ night you feel lonely and
tired climb these stairs and come 10 my
room. Many and many a night I lie
awake and count the stars. and | should
like 10 have YOU there TO talk TO me.
You may come tonight II you Will
The Son Of Ben Al! stood moment
after he had placed the Little Master on
the steps and given him his crutches.
mot tonight, not tonight. Little Mas
ter. But before long I'll come. Tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01

I must go INTO the woods and find me a
hiding place.
so said the Son OF Ben All. and then
he seized the Little Masters hand and
kissed it. bowed to the Young Mistress.
whistled for me, and went off into the
woods humming an old tune that made
me feel sorry."
At this point Rambler tried 10 scratch
between his shoulders. first with one hind
foot and then with the other. Then he
tried 10 bite the feas, but he couldn't
reach them. being old and stiff. and he
sat and whined so pitifully that Aaron
rubbed his back with pine knot. This
seemed 10 give him great relief. so much
50 that. hearing the dogs barking in an
other part Of the lot, he ran out at the
door to Join them. and soon the deep. mel
low sound Of his voice was heard Dayins
with the rest.
Shortly afterward the children babe
Aaron good night, and II wasn't long be-
fore they were ali in bed and sound asleep.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01
THE TIMES-RICHMOND VA. SUNDAY MARCH L. 1896

a reply from the farther side or the
swamp, and presently the children heatd
rushing. crashing sound among the
canes.
Sweetest Susan crept little closer 10
Buster John. and Drussiia Struggled up TO
Sweetest Susan. The children were not
frightened. but they were fiiled with I'M
known anticipations. They knew not
what TO expect next. The crashing noise
I'm the canes seemed 20 come nearer, ana
then il suddenly stopped. II 1t was the
White Pig, he was listening.
CTo be continued)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01
Smelling the Romance.

San Antonio bridal couple were
travelling In Mexico. She was very TO-
mantle. and being at The hotel in Mon
terey, she said:
How lovely and romantic II Is here.
Do you hear the sound OF the castanets?'
That's not castanets. A man In the
next room has chills and fever. and you
hear his teeth chattering. "-Texas Sitter.
That was a breezy speech Of Senator
Tiilmans. In other words. he was sim
ply windy.-Texas Sitter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01
PILLSBURYS BEST
IS THE CHEAPEST!

It will actually bake up from
thirty to fifty more pounds OF
bread to the barrel than any Vir'
ginia flour, or flour made from
winter wheat, which makes 1t
worth at least 81 so more than q
barrel of wiuter.wheat flour.
This is no mere statement or
experiment, but a fact known to
every practical baker or Hour ex.
pert, and You can easily prove 1t
bv making the test.
PILLSBURY'S BEST costs no
more than inferior brands, ana
will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-01
Make More Bread !
Make Whittier Bread!
Make Better Bread!
than any other Flour:

Ask for it-take no other, and
read carefully the circular placed
in every package, as it Is full OF
useful information and valuable.
For saIe-in barrels and sacks
by every frst-clsss grocer Is
sure you get PlLLSBURY'S
BEST.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-14

WANTED-To know tho whereabouts OF
my daughter. Mary Urbnncc, bohemian
girl, about II years Old; last heard OF
wac in Columbus. Texas. lof: about two
months ago. Address Mag urbanec. East
Bern ard. Texas 10
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| For SALE.


So .--yt-
60 q, WILL BUY ff-een pear trees. FIRST
'-cnses raisel on black LAM from bearing
ire.s Address II. J. Putney d Soa' ~.
N.n, Texas. -- ~
4lENT Linens; ,7G-ineh Table
Dang5k. ~ cents, sheer Linen q nnI.e
ian lstchiefs. worth dollar, y ,enls
Gnts, lns'ei Linen Hanikerchlefs, u
eon G's Fraaklla's Texas avenue 10
.,i., As horses and mules At auct en- Non:
1av. 1880 a. m, Market square, front VI
Isl kmcn's Exchange ne az
Ir't work aad saddle horsts. b'Idet
in k. Ochlltree. aucNonett'
,.t,rap CHESTS maxi COCA INNS SITS;
bI.f received large i2No.ea OF -s9r..i
inc only sure moth exiting ha"t
coil All examine +. G!ls, ll' Man u
rANcy rattan and nrhoi.t'red ro,,h1rs.
fGacy tables aad oth,r ~ r. as o, ~. ~
MN for cash al + Ihs's. il5 Ma !, T.
80 s,l-r--f1ns Holsteln COW Inquire
Ms n Norheet. Real Estate, liLtch4', :
House
I.pR SALE Eq'y halehrrd d,d Br2 oya asE.
lien strain 7jc zach. Address Z. -.
Z; l1ilan. i00. Congress 1Neaut. 10
cil1-N-DLY BRED rcgis[erei JerseX, i na.ls
rs car on or address ). . MAKE
Ngcf Harris county, Texas ~
wANTFp-To sell, 3 earga'n, s dssol.a ~
s'osk in Houston Re- t tsts'e, 7 hI Russ
ion Inquire, for ihree Gays '''' Il
avenue --------------- ----j,---i ,,-,t.
FOR sALE-Horse ha ar Ape ii AZ Iii
Hamilton street nm
ocNsuIN or Mandarin oransts ~
years hudaea OF ufo oa,,5iTy hs Il eaeh
ilve oak for the cess sl co sar Whita'
-, az Travis
-, ,,J.Fs--. Furniture OF boarding honsS
sD ,,rs,ye rooms; good stand: cash or h ,a,s
w ~. balance easy terms. Apply a. III
Mckinney avenue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-14

NoTlCE TO ipERS-The am
nual meeting of the stockholders of mo
lioreton National Bank VIII he held at
Its banking house TUESDAY, January l.,
1@,. botwcrn the hours Of II Il. NJ. AID |
y. NJ, fur she purl ose OF olectlus Board
OF nircctore 90 serve during tho ensuif
year. n, g. MU NGtk.
Is taStinr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-14

NOTICE TRUSTEES SALE Under G.
NJ. Phelps. deed of trust. datcJ ana filed
on November 20. lSp6 IN liar' Us county
ChAaicl mortgage rccori. will soil, at
No. 1901 Hardy street. Houston, Texas
az $50 y, m. Wednesday, December ~
1896 for cnsh at public auction 10 the
highest bidder, one delivery wagon. horse
aud harness, stock of groceries and store
fixtures. Described Ia said deed of trust.
w r cecil, trustee. ~
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE

.-.lA.H..... ..L..I-.-
100 ACRES rich Illinois land, fine soil. one
half interest in abstract, insurance, real
estate and loan hus ne.-s, IN good town
good county; two houses. seven lots
large. new good properly, to exchange
for good business hotol. lumber. boots
and shoes. or good improved farm
fonlz * husband. Fairbnry, Neh. II
FOR SALE or exchange for o,her prop
erty. good well located prairie lands In
Liberty county. Call OF write for par
t!culars Wilson Hannah Khan
building II
10 YOU WISH to buy. sell or exchange
city country property Or merchandise?
II so write me. Ny list is the larpc.t
in the State n. NJ, Norficet, Hutchins
house. II
LAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
About ESQ acres. well improved rancho.
Is miles from railway. Price Ni.0 900 one
half casN, or will accept one-half In
good city property. Particulars OF T.
j. Skaggs heal Estate Co.. BeeYIile,
Texas II
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FINANCIAL.

-iff aAN'
5000 TO LOAN Al per cent secur!Iy.
must he hrsi-c'V "a. also cen oumo-
date sixty ana Ninety day paper. A.
Paul & Co.. rs Main etrect. 10
MONEY TO LOAN on shor time. in largo
or small sums. security real. chattel or
personal. d. ID. Hutch.soa. 1902 Con.
freas avenue. Is
FOR SALE--hour room cottage and
choice corner lot IN Third ward 1900 20
$500 cash and balance on easy terms. q.
J Palmer ms office. II
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NOTICE 10 STOCK HOLDERS an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Commercial National hank OF Houston
NtNas. VIII be held at as banking house
uosIay5 sah'sEy Y isr,' no,wsch .he
pose OF elocting directors 10 serve during
the ensuing YEAR. w. Il. Chew. proai-
dent 1-lg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-14

4 MEETING OF tho stcothc idura and 81.
rectors OF the Texas ana New Vrt-g 80
Railroad company. ior the purpose &c
viecting directors and officers Is called
tn take place at Tho office of the con-.
pany. In the CITY NJ liauston. Texas. ou
Monday. the llh day pf January. 1897
IN &, l.. Scsor Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-14

BARGAINS--Entire stock of watches,
ieweiry. clocks. silverw nc and cutlery
has TO hc soil by January /; everything
undsr cost; come ana examine before
you buy presents, AZ A. e. Wrede
ngent 800 TrlVls street.. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-14

DR. WM. a. ROXEI.L, Specials, IN Dis.
eases OF Women, Nervous. aud Chrollc
y scascs. The largest ana most success
ful practice in The State. Office. Mason
Block ~
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NOTICE Whereas. heretofore to-wit on
the nth day OF November lsp6, nj the
regular November Term of the Coinu1ls-
poid cours. on We pcl!.on OF ,wsnty nc,
Soldiers Of tho subdivision of lIatris
rouaty hereinafter SIT foflh, dd. by an
order duly entered upon the minutes Of
said court, order an election to he hold
or saturday, Decvmher IT, 1906. To de-
iermiuo whotncr hogs shetp ana goats
shah be perm tied 10 run at large With
IN The limits OF The following dcecrihcd
Subdivision nf Harris county. VIZ Re
Narrow Gauge railroad. where a iue
rnnnips from Che southwos, corner OF
tho John ltc.nertnan snrNuy ON Bunulo
bayou 60 the forks Of brays bayou inter.
scots with said RAILROAD, about seven
miles south OF woet Of the clty OF Hous.
tom thence wosiWnruly along the center
of sad railroad TO Buffalo bayou, thence
W hnil bayou WIN It's nieanders To the
thence IN a aputhcastcrly direction along
raid county Inc 10 the south lne Of the
liT ~ ERR Co airvev No one or Two,
located east OF Missouri CITY. by virtue
OF certificate b-25l insued 10 said railroad
company. thence east along said south
line. and the south lino of the G w.
southeast corner of the John stamps sur
Vey, th6nce north TO ita northeast corner
ON the south line of the Geo Allen sur
vry thence east TO the southelst corner
OF said Geo. Allon survey thence north
to an inner cornet OF 81 4 survey. thence
east 10 tho eastern southeast corner of
ner of the Joseph Kopman and south
west corner OF the u b; H. 3 9. n II
Co. survey. thence north along the east
line OF said Allen survey phHsiuH The
southeast corner ~ the w y nfonaulh
Ind along the east Inc of said iirOnphEh
and james -. owen surveys to hray's
bayou. thence up said bnyon with lts
meanders 10 the forks oi SAID HinY's
bayou. thence IN a northcugtnriy dircc-
ton, following tho aeaCern line Of
stock law snbdiV sion as petitlonci hy
Iiillenbahi Warnecko et al, to tn" Texas
Western Narrow Gauge railroad aud
place Of beginning
Now. therefore ". n. Shaw. county
Judge OF Harris cOuuiy. Texas, IN COM
pliAnco with the law regulating such
elections. hereby order an election Ia ba
held a. the Dairy school House, on sat
urdny December ~ 1870, 10 determine
whether hogs, sheep and goatn shall be
permitted 10 run at large. with tho
limits Of tho subdivision Of Harris coun-
~ hetoinhefore described and hereby
appoint samuel Adkins, i. = MnHce ana
n Price a. managers OF said election
Witness my hand aud official seal. ~ y
Iith day OF November 1906
u.S) W y. Sll AW,
County Judge of Harris County, Texas.
l2-l7
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FOR sALE-G40 acres choice pfaIrio land
near Dayton. Liberty county. n barga a.
at $3.50 per acre. wilson ~ Hannah. ~
Is am building. II
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VlANl,-A homo treatment for uterine
t'oubles. invcsticate. at aD2 Binz build
ing lady attendants from TO 6 y m.
advice and health book free. ~