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~sJoseph Pulitzer must begin

~Joseph Pulitzer must begin
to h:sVt n poor opinion 1T Democs
cratic capacity for taking advice.
His counsel has failed with Grover
Cleveland as well as with Charles
II. Jones. 1t is sad to have intel
ler,ual greatness ignored in such
manner, and if Joseph will keep
his little difference with Cleveland
out of the courts, the country will
try to furnish proper amount OF
sympathy for the distressing situa-
ton.
A certain Harvard profes-
sor has acquired considerable no
toriety by denouncing the Monroe
Doctrine as exemplitied in Cleve-
lands Venezuelan message. This
gentleman is supposed to know
more about Dante than anything
else, but if he does not quit delib-
erately insulting the American
can people in this manner, he is
likely to learn few things about
tn mfrrno" thdt h. HIS hardly
Il amcd about.
Senator Vests recent speech,
chiefly devoted to telling how
much Cleveland aud Carlisle do
ot know about finances and sev-
eral Diner things had one serious
aspect. The Wa hington cores.
D ndent of the ST. Louis Republic
i,tually called ii the greatest If
f., 4 of his career. and the Kansas
| ity Star bobbcd up and pro
nouncad il tie same old goods he
has kept on tap for state occasions
ever since be took his seat. AS
there is no doubt both papers art
correct about it, it is clear that
something should be done for oul
Georges protection A cheap doc
tor might he hired to warn him %
the danger in frequently perpetra
ting the suprem effort of life
time.
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It SCaks
Into the Flesh

right 90 VII through the
fevered E,arts to where
the infi. ANNA q tion is
rooted. That is why
Mustang Lin:ment
"cu.es all aches and
pains Of man Or beast"
If it eval orated or re-
mained on the skin it
could not cure. That
is why vo' Iatile extracts
fail. They can't go down
through the inflamed
parts.
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For Pneumonia.

DIR. J. G. Bishop, of Agnew,
Mich, says: ''I have used Foley's
Honey and Tar in three very Sc
we're cases of pneumonia the past
month, with good results" B. F.
Henry, druggist.
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HAWAII, THE "PEARL
OF THE PACIFIC"

with Joy. There were others who
We're disappointed. All the hus-
bands and fathers could not meet
wives and children, and | heard
one little curly-headed boy of six
who had strained his eyes to make
out a well beloved form remark
with a sigh:
"Everybody's papa came but
nine. He don't love me.'
The United States man-ofwar
Bennington lay in the harbor, at
the time the only warship at the
islands. There were a number of
other vessels, however, which gave
to the city quite the appearance of
d seaport town. Native canoes
we're darting all over the harbor.
hese canoes are long slender boats
with small runner like keel at
tached to the side to balance them,
the two connected by strips of
wood or iron. Many of the natives
were amusing themselves with toy
ships, which, with sails set, were
gliding over the harbor, while
their proud owners watched them
from their little boats.
The Australia is an old acquaint
,nce in Honolulu, and her advent
was greeted with glad cheers and
shouts of Joy. Some of the little
boats of the Kanaka boys ran
dong side of us, their owners
irving cheer after cheer. The
simple fellows often leaped from
TIL ir canoes to the ladder suspend
ed over the vessels side, and came
on board.
At last we came alongside the
dock, and it seemed as if the
whole town had turned out to
meet US; the dock was literally
lined with people; a sea of faces,
most of them of the dark skinned
kanaka, were upturned toward US.
Continuous shouts and yells came
from below, and when the gang
plank was thrown out, the people
came rushing ON board to greet
relatives and friends.
Those who expected to &C
ashore at once were doomed te
disappointment. The tide of hu
manity rushed ON board, and We
were driven back to our state
rooms. Then came long worry
over baggage. Three or four ex
pressmen were on board, taking
up checks and the numbers O.
berths, and instructing everybody
to wait patiently until the uproal
had subsidized, and then make oul
way to the dock where the custom
house officials would 90 througi
our luggage.
/ sank into a steamer chair witt
as much resignation as man Cal
have, to wait until everybody GO
done shaking hands and saying.
"How are youi"
''Well, how have You been!"
First rate, have you got ovel
your cholera scarei'
"Yes, how did you leave 'Fris
co. and how did the election go?'
When the excitement which fol
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FoR SALE-A good bottom farm
of 320 acres, good house and barn,
farm we'll improved. Call on or
address Mrs. Susan Sizemore,
Shibleys Point, Mo.
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may yet double him up.
Secretary Carlisle is of such
"retiring disposition" he can do
the country his greatest service on
the retired list.
The ossifed man reported
to have been exhumed and stolen
by grave robbers in Kansas may
be set down as "bonyfed' fake.
Senator Sherman is not eS-
pecially in favor of retiring the
greenhacks. He would be content
Ia retire the necessity for retirr
the same.
Senator Vest declares tba
the Democratic party is not dead
That the poor thing, however, has
been having queer spells of late a'
does not deny
-Chicago has closed thou
sand saloons in the last few day>
1t is very vident that city think s
il has little show for the DemucIa
tic convention.
The English were after goio
in the Transvaal, but the Boei,
gave them "a check. And no
doubt Kruger could repeat the
favor several times without reso- l.
ing to draft.
Cleveland now has only I,
little more than thirteen months 1,
wonder what bright particular Re
publican will be chosen to repal
the damage lie has done the shil
of state.
st. Louis estimates that h'
Republican National Convention
will be worth at least 100000
to it, and there is no manner o
doubt it will ultimately be wortl
many times that amount to The
country.
Germany did not recognize
the Monroe Doctrine until it fonnt
it down in South Africa lying Oh
beer keg. But after that it began
10 tell Great Britain not to be blow
ing in the muzzle for the o.d thing
was loaded.
The city council is not in
clined to grant any special favor
in the way of legislation. A ste
of that kind would give it NOR
trouble than the warning bus line
that have already cost the cit.
over one thousand dollars.
The United States recogniz
eS the advantages in mental cult
vation, to be sure, but in the fu
ture it will not be willing to speD
so much money for the financis
education of Presidents as Nh
Cleveland has cost.
Uncle Sem is big enoug
and rich enough to make his ow
money and protect it, and make
as good money as there is in th
world, and he will do it when h
gets out of the clutches of Wa
Street and the Democratic part
john Sherman's late Speec
was not the greatest in his earet
at all, but it was the biggest affai
of the kind that has happened ft
some time. 1t proves that Clevelan
left Uncle John financial scho,
before he got over to the picture
William Joel Stones nan
occurs occasionally in the evidens
in the Jones-Pulitzer case for COZ
troll of the Post-Dispatch, and thu
the people of Missouri are reminc
ed that they have a Governo
There is a sunny side to the mo
dismal event.
-Speaking of Uucle Sam
strength we are reminded that
had a great many "revenue Gu
ters' in the Fifty-third Congress
Mr.. Cleveland might give the C
pacity OF each, but we only reca
the fact that they belonged to tn
vague and sometimes unseawortf
class known as Democratic state
men.
There is a bright side to
full corn crib even at deplete
prices. represents something
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WEEKLY

THE GLOBE DEMOCRAT is universally conc ded to be
best of American and at these reduced rates it
is also the cheapest.
THE GLOBE-DE NOCRAT pays for and prints
than any other paper the United States 1t will be indis
pensabe during the coming great National Campaign and
the low prices places it within the reach of all.
THE GLOBE-DEMOCRATi is sold by dealers every
where at &c for the Daily and SC Sunday 15 week
so month. If your local dealer does not handle it,
insist upon his procuring for you send your subscr
ton with remittance direct to the publishers.
Ads Particular attention is called to THE EEKLY GLOBE
DEMOCRAT issued in Semi Weekly Sections, eigpages
every Tuesday and Friday making it practically large
Semi Weekly paper for only ONE DOLLAR YEAR.
This issue just fills the bill for the busy man. who has
the time to read daily paper and yet desires keep
promptly and thoroughly posted 1t goes every State
almost every Postocein the Union. All America is
its legitimate field. No matter where you live YOU will
find it invaluable a newspaper and home journal.
Sample copies free application to
GLOBE PRINTING CO.,
ST.. LOUIS, Mo.
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Cheap Metropolitan Papers.

There is no excuse nowadays for
a citizen failing to subscribe for a
great metropolitan newspaper in
addition to taking his own
county paper. The "Twice a
Week" Republic of s.. Louis,
which is credited with the largest
circulation of any weekly paper,
is only 81 year, and for this sum
it sends two papers week, or 104
papers year-less than one cent
each. The weekly contains the
best and brightest news condensed
from the daily paper, together with
a well assorted collection of read,
ing matter and useful information.
A popular feature in its columns:
next year will be the speeches Of
prominent men in the presidential
campaign. These will be given
almost in full. A reader Of the
"Twice-a Week" Republic will al
ways he abreast of the times, for
no paper has greater news gather
ing facilities.
The Daily and Sunday Republic
can now be had by mail for little
more than one cent and a half a
day, or S6 year, when paid in
advance. Though this paper has
greatly reduced its price, it has
increased its value twofold by add
ing many valuable features.
A Household Treasure
d. W. Fuller, OF Canajoharie,
F. N, says that he always keeps
DIR. Kings New Discovery in the
house and his family has always
found the very best results follow
its use. That he would not be
without it, if procurable. G. A.
Dykeman, druggist, Catskill, N.
Y, says that DR.. Kings New
Discovery is undoubtedly the best
cough remedy; that he has used it
in his family for eight year, and it
has never failed to do all that is
claimed for it. Why not try a
remedy so long tried and tested.
Trial bOttls free at B. F. Henry's
drug store. Regular size soc and
S1.O0.
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Mu stang
Lin iu11ent

owes its success to it's
power ci penetration.
There is nothing mar
VelOus al ollt its cura.
tive powe rs. 1t is SIM
ply a few COMMON sense
ingredien is com bin ed
in a way to make PEN
etration possible and
insure a cure.
Musta ag Liniment
has beenl used for one
half q ce injury
Write for " Fairy Story Book Illus
trated, also =" Hinrs from Horse-doc-
tors Diary Botta books mailed free.
Lyon \ lanuafactnrine Co.,
<3 South 5, II St, Brooklyn. N. Y.
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E. SUBLETTE, Proprieto

John Bulls single standard
NAV yet double him up.
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There is bright side to a
full corn crib even at depleted
prices. Itrepresents something if
not much, and sooner or later
must find its way to market. 1t
may not mobilize in a heavy bank
account, but it must certainly find
its way into necessary uses. The
holding back of produce is but a
parenthisis. Time thaws the
icicle. 1t is not likely that any
squirt in trade can be reasonably
anticipated, but that business will
pick up its loose Inns and resume
its normal movement is one of the
apparent certainties of 1896.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-16

BoNDs-THE MONEY MARKET.
Gala, ~ Covernment bonds were x3J.0OO cou-
non 5s at Ill $4,000 coupon As OF W. az ~
liz 500 coupon Is OF 1907 at ~! ana Hi:"U
registered As Of 1907 at 1oo1s. FINAL quo'a'io'''
follow: mi, .,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-16
feqal Aoiires.

~ In the Matter OF the Voluntary Dissolution OF the Re
caner Manufacturing Company 70 an order Of
the Supreme made and entered In the County OF
New-York the list day Of September 1896, the I'M
oesgne temporary receiver OF the Recamer Manufact-
nrinx Company, will sell public auction. by William
b Norman auctoneer. on TUESDAY, OCTOBER ?yTH.
1886 AZ 10 the place OF business Of said Re-
camier Manufacturing Company at No l3 West 3lst ST.
IN the Of NewYork the trademarks formulae 1000
Office furniture manufactured goods. ma
terias boxes bottles jars labels eectrotypes booklets
ctrcula- all the other and assets OF said
Recamier Manufacturing Company except money II oark
book Said property VIII b sold
in one lot Dated New-York September 2sth. 1903
" CHARLES ~ SPRAGUE. Temporary Receiver
AI.RERT 8 THAYER. Attorney for Temporary Receiver
n William ST.. New-York City.
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LOUISVILLE, NEW ALBANY & CAICAGO
RAILWAY COMPANY.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Preferred and Common STOCK:

Agreement between Frederic T. pi.
" Poor an4 Henry g. Rouse. BonihodeIs 1"',,' ,,
which 20 Furnish cAsh ~" ,s-l, "a ~
r-.- - the committee. holders u the Preferred anu
common stock the Louisville" New Aliany th' ',s ,.
Rtuwt, tornrary have right to sr"rcfn' ''' NJ"
common stock ~ o proposed new corp'i"t'i up1n .'
Preferred stockholders may si- III
rev Common stock amount e1ua - mn t
Preferred stock. ~ share. paFau' IN ''1'
"a g. r..l,c In EEL itun new Preferred STOCK Tor such
ash pavment Common stockholders may suus' To io
neN common stock % a amount egra! 70 one th'i %,
heir hnlIirrs ~ Old Common stock upnn payr'n' ~
g. 20 In ash On .sca share 81 the common STOCK
-srcv,ny NTH each subscription IN addition ne" IRE
fsrred sock equal the amount - cash palh
Stof kroldrrs esoiing - avail 90. the prNrg" ~ SUP
scr!pion may deposit with the Central Irls' o' ary OF
c~r'iact'es Guly endorsed on or n"f'rr
S.,en,t- Goth 1870 exchange Tor receipts unter an
asr-. men between the Central Trust company ~ 81"
Yark dated october ION ls" 70 Nhleh
reference hereby made. ---,--
~ b. rs advertisement ana oner"'~
q, IN. tim. Wien cash payments Will he required
New York October 10Th. lA"
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"Ex-int~rest
The railway bond market was duii anu ~, "a
a,,tar Win more net losses than gains AT tic
a1ese Among the weak features were htc,lao"
onneroI 4s which lost II to 1875; the aoJus'
nant 1s u 10 3C;Il; Reading second preleIen..
incnnes u 10 %: the third preference lhcoIls
~ ~ .,1ih the general As, " to I4at ana Sou.n
.rn Railway first 5s " TO S3h. Ann Arp .
Nrst ia were up 10 90; Chicago ana Ere III 80
~ 70 1O1ih: Kansas and Texas first 49, a o, :"
81. Reading first preference incomes, :" r ~
yvahss an frst js u to 104A: Atchison, Coiorau1 o
and Pacific firsts, 9 to "a and LouisVlie anu
Meanwhile unified Is, " to I21.. to-,
Money on call was 647 per cent, Win ,a,e .
.xcentions at per cent. Time money ,.a
,,orv arm at 8 per cent for sixty days 10 tniee
,nnnths and 6 per cent for four TO SIX months.
Iittle business was doing. In coinm@rciaI Pap
,here was practically no disposition 70 40 ous
nass either by borrowers or lenders. Quotat,onns
,rare unchanged at 7dS per cent Tor all pe'io''
for the best paper ha, was a trife
a,nr raNactinq the expected heavy gold I'M
u, ITS In the next few days. Little business
pc" dn,s Posted rates for sterling Were
W So,EMxss ~ and 81 81 for long ana snoI.
bills respectively. na''' "
closed as follows
s Eranes ...... S,e% s4xsaSs s5x
Reichsmarks aOis 39s 4ol-i"
Cuild
romsstc exchange was a. follows a., ' hns,ut
D on,eSM sw.f,rIeans-Commercia ~ dscouns :
n nsnr psr. Chasleston-9uyins' y o'se''"''
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selling. par. Savannah-Buying 1-16 per cent
off; selling. par San Francisco-SighI par; teie-
graph. par. Chcago-Sl discount Boston-lou
IL 2-3c. discount.
Bank clearings in this city were: Exchanges.
SO, l6s,34o; balances. S3,45O.59l. Philadelphia.
Exehanges Sloo223 1863; baIsnces soH,ols'
1851 2oi Boston-Exchanges. S1433612o; bal
ances, S14329l3.
The price Of commercial bar silver in this mar
ket was Gas. Mexican dollars were quoted al
io's. In London bar silver advanced u 10 -"isd
The steamship Yumuri has arrived at this port
from Tampico, Mexico. with $1,000 ounces silver
and $1,000 gold. Ten silver bullion certificates
We're sold on the Stock Exchange at 65c.
Foreign gold arrivals to date. with amount on
shpboard and engaged. upward Of So65nW"
London open market price for gold bars nigher
at as. 117sd. Amount Of bullion deposited at
the Bank of England to-day. f23oOO Sub
Treasury transfers to-day. SlJOON
Money call in London was lLn1i2 per cent,
and the rate Of discount in the open market was
25s per for short and long bills British con-
soils closed at lOSi2 for money and 1OShs for the
account. French rentes closed at 1O1 francs 81
centimes. Paris exchange on London - francs
IL centimes. Discount rate in Paris = per cent.
Discount rate in Berlin, AZ per cent
The weekly statement of the Bank OF England.
published to-day, showed decrease OF f1,3i3,OU
in the total reserve. and a total decrease OF
fl.9lf,O0 in bullion The proportion of the
banks reserve to liability. which last week was
J0.6I per cent. is 30. 26 per cent. The bank
| minimum discount rate was unchanged at 3 per
cent. The weekly statement OF the Bank Of
France showed decrease OF l4.JoOOoO francs
gold and decrease of I. 22J.OoO francs silver.
Further details OF the foreign markets are given
| in the usual cable report printed elsewhere.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement, COW
| ering actual results Of two days ago. compared
| with the last preceding statement. gives the fol
| lowing balances:
Oct A. Oct Il. Changes
Net SPA 06 7f3 si23 IA 36s Dec. S34 30,
| Net
| on hard ..... 90 7G2 10 $40. s67 Dec. 925 -;
Net silver nd. "a DO o23 i4T1l. IA Dec. lW.s'
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Guaranty Trustee.
of New York.

Mutual Lifc building,
a. CEDAR STREET. n. Y.
r.p,rAL. S2,OO0,OOO
STRPLJs. S2,OOO,0O0
ACTS AS TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS
FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS, AS GUARDIAN,
EXECUTOR AND ADMINISTRATOR TAkb
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND PERsoNAL
ESTATES
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
subject to check or on cerinca'e.
WALTER q. OAKMAN, President.
ADRIAN IsELIN. ia, Vice President
GEORGE r. TURNBuLL. ID Vice-President
HENRY A. MURRAY. Treas and Sec
I NELSON BORLAND, Assist. Treas ana sec
DIRECTORS.
samuel d. BnbcoeK, AoHAn ise'n' 49,
r.o,..r Rayer Augustus d. Jnilliard,
George :. bOwdoin. James ~ 'Aivie,
Frederic Cromwell, hichsro y. "oNu'N''
waiter r. Gillette, "Aiter w. iA~"'
Robert 0oelet. Aiexahdei l. oi''
"a n Haven Henry II. Rogers.
oliver Hartman. Henry "'Sm"n,
n s....,~ uav.s H. Mex. Twombly,
C..,,-. u.nd.rxon. Frederic. Y. Vanderbilt,
william c. Whitney.
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Elpl0cuo Notltc5
Copartncrship Notices.

opartnership Notices.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~N@r0NrSrorN>NNNN>N~NrNN
NETWORK AND PITTSHI RGH. -
October 18th 1896.
THE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
lsiing under ,he firm name Of MAYOR & Co. New
York and Pittsburgh terminated July I'D. 1870. by
death ~ Mr. Frederick I, Lehman.
The LIQUIDATION - the business VIII be conducted ny
The new nrn II Nay0r CO.. formed motto, below.
NANLOR & CO.. in Liquidation
NETWORK AND PITTs3y RICH.
October 18th. 1896.
TIME UNDERSIGNED have this day formed Il
limited partnership under the laws Of tho State Of
York under tho firm name II Mayor g. -, in
which Mitchell Clark New York. and Charles Strong
Guthrie 81 Pittsburgh Pa are inc general partners and
Edward Asofers0n and Alexander : Hay ~ London.
Theodore pf. ~ brooklyn. y. Y. and Edward j.
pervin ind ~ New York. the special partners
Such new firm Of MAYOR & CO. will conduct the iqu-
Aaon u limited partnership Of the same name
!. MITCHELL. CLARK, : General
CHARLES STRONG GUTHRIE. Partners.
EDWARD kSo'HERSON
ALEXANDER ;. HAY, Sp'oiai
THEODORE DREER. (Partners
EDWARD j. REHWlNp.
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rpADERS DEPRESS VALUES.
little DOING IN STOCKS.
,,cv COMMERCE. IN SEPTEMBER
BONDS AND MONEY.

rs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. OCTOBER
SAL r,1IxGs IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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RAMsDELL LINE.-steamers leave PER -
IL n y foot Frankln-st for Cranston's. West Point.
Cold Springs Cornwall Fishkill Landing anc Newoufg
week DAYS 5 o. NJ. Sunday. Q y. m.
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THE GENERAL LlSI
RAILROAD STOCKS.

-, DIS Closing shares
~ 80 20 - Fin BID. Ask. sold.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-19

For Sale.
WANTED TO sELL--The hobby horse
privilege ut Fireman's park during IN,
TWO days OF the Maifes,, May ~ and ~
Address 4. a. Low. Brcnham Tcras. ~
FOR SALE AZ n sacrifice. handsome Dab,
buggy, new, sewing machine, ueistcau
ana u,hcr articles at your own price II
sold Immediately. Apply 40 LaRrancr
street. Il
FOR SALE CHEAP--Onc bedroom set
wardrobe and lounge. Inquire 1903 Con-
grVss avenue. 81
good as new; viii sell cheap {. II.
Munger, agent. 1913 Texas avenue, q
READYMADE bohin,t bars. experience
teaches, shoald be I'd inches long oar
pr'ee 81: iN tn.hes, $SA, tiner grade,
avenue. ~
SANDFLY rcadymadc bars. 6nc: Living
sion frame and pulley complete, Csc gi-
men hoop and liar, 81, haif CANOPY, >L.b,
discount TO dealers aud hotels. Frank
Inns. ~
FOR sALE-furnituro and kitchen out
tit for sale at n bargain, parties can
rent house II Required. splcnuiu neigh
oorhoed No. Sos Preston ave. :,
JUST RkCElVEp-onc carload OF wei
for ladies or children; also head %.
extra heavy mules }. S. Bowser. Ill
rluiric avenue. ~
FOR sALE-Entire contents OF elght-ropm
house conveniently located. rooms all
occupied. rent reasonable. reason for
selling i'll health wish to leave the city
Addtess i024. care Houston Post. ~
y COMPLETE scvcn-room house outn,
i"r SAFE cheap; PARTIES desiious OF lcav-
Ing city Also new upright piano IN
irsi-c"ss order AddressN ,osf. ourc Post
~
BUTCHER sifor ready for Tualues., sood
stand; strsc Ice box and Oll tupls, cheap
ren,, Apply ut once. Collins Furniture
company. 2lo Louisiana. under Hotel
Boyle 10
FoR SALE Second hond 80 horse. power
engine aud boiler. on. 90 horse power
boiler. one i1-lirht 4 II arc dynamic;
Nnsiinrhouse - horse power automatic
engine, l51-lieht Edison dynamo, l..
u Miller, houston b
REFRIGHR ATORS. W. want Won To soc
our Nu,rucy Clranuble Kcfrtg,NNor
l'rcozcrt. filters. jelly p.asses. fruii Jnr-
extra caps and ruhhcrs. our stock of
c'oeNery. glassware aud si,erw"re is
larasr thnn ever. Write US tor prices or
call and see the stock john Mcclellan
Co, No. Col Main street and IA roNus
avenue II
WE are e,ill offering ihoso beautiful lots
IN Empirr addition at 500, SIS ana $500
each with -" additional Tor corners. can
To soc Us ~ send your name aud adiiciS
AND We VIII drive you ont 80 sac them
J. r. Je;cc room 10, Cotton Exchange
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