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an APPEAL or THE LEAGUE.
CiHzeng HhO Demand Reco0mftfOn for
the Cuban Patriots.

the CUBAN F0trtOtS.
NEW YORK, n. Y, Dec. 17-Colonel
Ethan Allen, president of the Cuban
League of the United States, which was
organized the other evening by mum Der
of prominent New Workers at the Fifth
avenue Hotel, issued an address to the
public to-day, in which he sets forth the
principles and purposes of the organiza-
ton. The address. after reviewing the
struggle in Cuba from its inception to the
present time, says:
We are charged before the world with i'm
potency in not protecting our own citizens
against Spanish violence on the Cuban soil
and in hushing our indignation at unnum-
bered cruelties in Cuba, while millions OF
American capital invested there is gradually
disappearing, which would be saved by the
Intervention of this Government.
Fellow citizens it Is due to ourselves as well
as to Cuba that this record should be ed.
This has not been our record hitherto and we
are persuaded will not remain so now when
an appeal is made to the humanity as well as
to the material interest of our people. We do
not propose, nor is it necessary to violate our
laws. But if the laws stand in the way then
change the laws. We, the people, are the
source of power and may dictate what the law
behind the statutory phraseology from the
odium of not fulfilling our natural obligations
toward people struggling TO be free.
Let us SO speak that the executive of this
Nation and our representatives in Congress
shall recognize Cuban independence and all
will be well. We are not required to raise bat
talions of men nor to furnish ships of war, but
we called upon TO declare that the heart
of this Nation is with the oppressed Cubans,
and then with her independence seknowl-
edged her unarmed heroes MAJ obtain from
US, required, the equipments OF war, as
Spain has done heretofore, and thus we blaze
the way for final victory as surely TO triumph
as in the end right triumphs over wrong.
The league asks for subscriptions
throughout the United States in aid of
the patriots, which may be sent to Hon.
Darwin r. James, the treasurer 203 Broad
way, New York. The league will hold
grand mass-meeting in Cooper Union,
Monday, December 81.
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NEBRASKA's VAR SPIRIT.
Governor Hotcomb Pledges HIS People
to the support of CUBA

10 the support OF Cuba.
LINCOLN, NEBR, Dec. 17.-Governor
Holcomb to-day made public his attitude
concerning the Cuban insurgents ard the
alleged assassination of General Maceo.
He said: 1.-The belligerent rights of Cuban
revolutionists should be recognized by our
Government. Their valiant fight so long
continued TO free themselves from the
yoke of European oppression entities them
to the sympathy of every American.
The Governor declared that in the event
of war with foreign nation Nebraska
could furnish 1900 drilled and organized
troops. and that 100000 stood ready to de-
fend the country's honor.
Major Fehef, United States army, of the
Governors staff, who is familiar with
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-18
Enlistment of Men.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. lit is
said at the Department OF Justice that no
new instructions have been sent to United
States Marshals and District Attorneys
concerning the enlistment of men for
service against the Spanish forces in Cuba.
Instructions covering this subject were
sent out last spring, and officers of this
department who are acting in the matter
at present are taking proceedings, accord.
ing to statements made to-day, on the ba
sis OF those orders. 1t is likely, however
that the attention Of marshals and attor-
neys will be invited anew to the previous
directions
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INDIGNANT DENIALs.

Published Statement 4fs horixed by the
Spdnish Gocernmenf.
MADRID, SPAIN, Dec. 1.-THE Spanish
Government has authorized the publica-
ton by the newspapers here of a state
ment declaring that the rumors that Gen.
eral Maceo was murdered by poison or in
any other manner are baseless and ridicu-
lous, and asserting that the insurgent
leader was killed in q fortuitous encoun-
ter between the rebels and the Spanish
troops under Major Cirujeda.
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voLUS1EEAs FKoM IDAHO
DR.. Rocker Organizing a Company at
PtcntelLO.

DIR. Rocker Organizing a Company at
PtcntetLo.
SALT LAKE, UTAH, Dec. IA COM
pany of volunteers is being organized at
PocatelIo. Idaho, by DR.. G. N. Rocker. to
go to Cuba to join the insurgents. Fifty
men, fully armed and equipped, will be
ready to leave for New York on Saturday.
whence, the plan is, they will sail for
Florida ostensibly to work in the mines,
but in reality to be landed on the island of
Cuba. Rocker is noted Western char
acter, dead shot and of unquestioned
bravery. He will head the band, and
claims to be in possession of authority
from prominent Cubans in the East to or
game a company Of troops to fight for
Cuban independence.
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without incident. II was 9 o'clock when
Major Mckinley left his car. He was
heartily cheered by large crowd which
had ass mbled. He was driven to the
residence of Captain McWilliams. Ma ior
Mckinley said thus morning that he ex-
pected 10 spend the day quietly with his
wife and did not expect 10 receive any
callers of note
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Ron Bnffe Hns a Cnndidnte.

HEMINGFORD, NEBR.. Dec. 17.-Box
Butte County has a full-tiedged candidate
for Commissioner OF Pensions in the per-
son of Colonel Willard M. Evans. Mr..
Evans stated that he considers mis- chances
very good, and shows letter from his old
comrade and commander. Major McKin-
ley. He will leave for Washington in a
few days to see Senator Thurston, and
will then go, by invitation, to see Mr..
Mckinley.
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co,ors for the Marb,ehead.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Dsc. IL. = The
United States cruiser Marblehead was
presented with splendid set of colors,
consisting of large silken American flag
and several smaller ones. the gift of citl-
zens of Marblehead the Bay State town
in whose honor the man-of-war was
named. The ceremonies were witnessed
by large party of naval officials.
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cardina, gibbons, Ne,u Book.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. 17.-Cardinal
Gibbons new book. THE EN- bassador of
Christ" is out. One of the chapters deals
with the value of discipline in the various
walks of life, especi ally in religious ques-
tions. The cultivation of patriotic feeling
in American youth is recomm ended.
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SAD SUICIDE OF Il GIRL.
filth Little Talent She Had an AsHbitiol
to B q Great Musician.

NEW YORK, n. Y, Dc. IA special
cable to the Journal from Berlin says:
The pathetic suicide of Bertha Chickholm,
19-year-oid music student from Iowa,
who drowned herself recently at Weimar,
has created deep impression locally. The
young girl, who had been present during
the day at the festival of the Histrionic
Society, suffered, SO friends say, from
hereditary melancholy, which was recently
increas ed by the consciousness that she
had no chance to become prominent ar.
tisr her talent being mediocre, although
her am bition was very great. Her body
will be removed 10 her home in Iowa.
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Murderer Saved From Lvn ching.

PAXTON, ILL, Dec. IA mob from
the vicinity of the Geddes murder, in
Drummer Township, arrived here last
night with the avowed object of lynching
Hartman, the prisoner in the County
Jail indicted for the murder of Mrs
Geddes. 1t was foiled by Sheriff Mason,
for safe keeping.
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Declines to serye.

BERLIN, GERMANY, Dec. 17.-Prince
Solms- Hohensolms Lich, who was elected
president of the Pruss an Upper House
yesterday to succeed the late Prince Stol-
berg Wernieerode, has declined to serve,
owing to the fact that he is afflicted with
heart trouble, which necessitates his abb
stention from all excitement.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-18

In Old Grist Mill Wheat Coffee
you get the flavor of REAL
coffee WITHOUT its injurious
effect.
That's why it's a success. Ask
your grocer for a package. Be-
ware of cheap limitations.
POTTER & WRIGHTIN0TON,
Boston, Hass
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No,r Georae Haia,s WIG,

LONDON, Exc, Dec. 17.-Mrs. ]. Cole
man Drayton, daughter of Mrs. William
Astor, was married in st. Columbia
Church this afternoon to George Haig,
member OF the firm OF Haig & Haig,
whisky merchants of London.
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PLANS OF a coLoRED MAN.
1t Is Said That Washington Seeks a
Place In the Cabinet

NEW YORK. N. Y. Dec. ia Sun
special from Montgomery. Ala, says:
Booker T. Washington. the negro princi.
pal of the State Normal and Industrial
College for Negroes at Tuskegee, is being
vigorously pushed By his negro friends in
Georgia and Alabama for place in Nc
Kinley's Cabinet. Washington has been
in the East for some time, ostensibly for
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-18
SUDDEN DEATH OF
A NOTED MAGICIAN
Alexander Hermann Ex-
pires in His Private Car
While Travelling.
From an Early Age He Was
Known as the Best in His
Line in the World.
One of the Last Acts of This Re.
markable Man Was to Befriend
a Stranded Show.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 17.-Pro-
lessor Alexander Hermann, the magi-
clan, who appeared at the Lyceum
Theater last night, concluding an engage
ment OF three performances, died this
morning from heart disease in his private
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Shot nu a Mn.ked Ronner.

FORT SCOTT, KANs., Dsc. 17.-Early
last evening masked man heavily armed,
walked into the Missouri Pacific depot at
Mo-, and fired two heavy charges
from his shotgun into General Brooks
back and leg. The assassin then robbed
the money drawer and escaped. Citizens
are securing the surrounding country.
Agent Brooks is still alive but seriously
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-18
Death of a Bookk

CHICAGO. ILL, Dec. 17.-C. NJ. Bryant,
an expert bookkee per, who was formerly
in the mploy of Richards & Co., dealers
in chemicals at No. 108 Lake street, was
found dead in. one of the lounging rooms
of G. w. Lvnchs Turkish bath rooms,
under the Sherman House, shortly after
midnight
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-18
Golden Gate Park Residence,

Fast line (No. 2l6) of Ashbury ST., 100 feet
north OF Fell handsome 2-s;ory bay-windoweI
residence; rooms and bath; high basement; in
hne condition; cement-stone walk; iron fence:
brick foundation: fine home; ote-half ock from
Golden Gate Park; several cable roads; lot 25xlU3
feet
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AT OUR SlLESROOH, 63S MARKET ST.
Market-street Improved Propertv.

Market-Street Improved Property.
Northwest line Market ST.. ia IS feet southwest
OF Franklin; large lot. extending through TO Page
st.; improvements the Market-St- front; also
on the Pagest. front. This piece property is
lmprov ng every day aud soon will be worth
$4,000 per front foot 1t is in the first block beyond
Van N ess avenue and In the march of elegant inn
provements- big chance for Spectator or
capitalist. Examine this; lot 81 6x o. 10 through
10 Page ST, which il fronts q g feet.
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Mob HUI Residence.

orth line (No. l8l6) of Pine st. Sc feet east OF
Octavia; 2-story bay-windowed residence of
rooms and bath; basement; cement sidewalk and
garden walks; bituminous street; everything in
splendid shape; large lot 28xl57 IS feet.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-18

In fact 70e shoW more
Smoking Jackets than aJt
the other stores combined.
Some 01Of1tIJy sUeU Jack
cts in UelUets, richly gotten
up, In many, seal bro10n
and garnet.
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South line of Clinton Park, 10 east of Dolores
ST. and near Market st; lot ready for building;
pleasant surroundings; examine this; must be
sold; Castro-st. cable; lot 25x75 feet.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-18
KEW TO-DAY.
Rudd;no time

Budding time
the time when girl
hood blossoms into
womanhood-is a
vi n G period in
every wonan's life.
Much depends on
the care and the
treatment iv e n
then-a lifetime of.
healthy happiness,
or years of suffer-
ing sickness.
10 Dr1ng girls
safely through this
critical period, DIR.
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription h a S
been found an I'M
failing aid. 1t is a
preparat ton of
strongly tonic pro-
perties. 1t puts
the whole b o y
into good condi-
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It's one of those things
he'll Ikea Sna o k i u 6
Jacket.

You kno1U each season
fashion changes and the
stock 1Ue b0Ue is o. brand
ne1U one and the largest In
all San Francisco.
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Major McK.nlsv In Chicaoo.

CHICAGO, ILL, Dec. 17.-Major Nc
Kinley arrived in Chicago at o'clock this
morning. The trip from Canton was
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Magnific emit Corner Lot.

South corner of Pacific and Jones sts.; all
ready to improves; would pay well with stores be-
low an flats above; good location for business
Pa cfic st. in basat rock and cementstone walk ;
Jackson and Hyde St cables; large corner lot,
60x52:4 feet.
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South line (Nos. 6O711a and 6e9) Pine ST., 1878
feet west of Grant 'front.' building, 4 Stories
81 rooms and bath; rear building stories 10
rooms; well built, in fine condition: al ways rent ed;
rent 20; cement walks; basalt rock on Pine st..
lot "a :41axl37:6 feet
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Cuban and Spanish warfare, questions the
accuracy of the report that Maceo was as
sassinated under flag OF truce.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Brom Quinine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money if it fails to cure. z5c
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-18

Northwest line (No 3S) OF Howard ST. 423
feet south of First; i'm provements dwellings Of
J o and rooms. his is close to business prop
erty- and Howard st. must soon become business
street, pie nty OF car lines; lot 25x95 ieet
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Oak Street Business Property, Near
Golden Gate PARK.

South line of Oak ST., 1877 IS feet west of Devisa-
dero; handsome business lots. an but l block
from Golden Gate Park: improved with stores
be.ow ana fats above; rent oui'Ely: examine
these; must be sold; lots. 25x137 g feet.
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mission Heiyhts-Co,tape.

West line (No. 1871 Of Tiara ave-. 16S feet
north of Eighteenth ST., near Douglass; pretty
bay window cottage of rooms and bath: street
severed, graded aud mac adamized; cement walk
and iron fencing: examine this; Eighteenth-st.
eectrc-cars; lot ZSx136 feet.
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For Catalogues, Terms, ETC., inquire of
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
Office and SaIesrooms 63S Market st.
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Downtown Property-Improved


South line (Nos 6O71a and 6e9) Pine ST., 137: IS
feet west of Grant ave; front building 4 Stories
"a rooms and bath: rear building, 2 stories, 10
rooms; well built, In fine condition. always rented;
rent 81 20; cement walks; oasalt rock on Pine st..
lot 34:412xl37:6 feet.
Residence Lot Near Market Street.
South line of Clinton Park, 10 east of Dolores
ST., and near Market St lot ready for building;
sold; Castro-st. cable; lot 25x75 feet.
Mob Hill Residence.
North line (No. 1870 of Pine St. So feet east OF
Octavia: 2-story bay-windowed residence of g
rooms and bath base ment; cement sidewalk and
garden walks; bituminous street; everything in
splendid shape; large lot IS feet.
Golden Gate Park Residence.
East line (No. 2l6) of Ashbury ST., 100 feet
residence; rooms and bath; high basement; in
fne condition. cement-stone walk: iron fence:
brick foundation: fine home ore-half b ock from
Golden Gate Park; several cable roads; lot 25xlU3
feet.
Magnific ent Corner Lot.
southwe corner of Pacific and Jones sts.; all
ready to improve; would pay well with stores be-
low an flats above; good location for business:
Jackson and Hyde St cables; large corner lot,
60x52:4 feet
Probate Sale.
Northwest line (No. 3s) OF Howard St. 425
feet south of First; inn provements dwellings Of
~ anu MS Is ClOSe 10 BUSINESS prop
erty and Howard st. m ust soon become n business
street, pie nty OF car lines; lot 25xS5 feet.
Oak Street Business Property, Near
Golden Gate Park.
South line of Oak ST., 1877 IS feet west of Devisa-
dero; handsome business lots. an but l block
from Golden Gate Park: improved with stores
be,ow ana fats above; rent 0ui'Kly; examine
these; must be sold; lots. 25x1S7 IS feet
Mission Heights-Co tage.
West line (No. 164) of clara ave-. 1853 feet
north of Eighteenth ST., near Douglass; pretty
ay-window cottage of rooms and bath: street
severed, graded aud maoadamized; cement walk
and iron fencing: examine this; Eighteenth-st
electrician lot ZSx136 feet.
For Catalogues, Terms, ETC., inquire Of
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-31

FAIL No. a. Central market. fresh
k'ated horse tadish. dry and prepared
Worcester sauce, extract of pcruer
!rautsel whiel, di,l pickles sweet r,ck-
les vinegar pickles, chow chow nv the
every saturday. 81
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WANTED-To buy one hydraulic Jack OF
about ~ tons CAPACITY. state price, con
dition and make l.. Il. Miller. n
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FOR SALF,-Several Brs3os evcr planta-
ems. containing 1000, 2aiI. i2lh 3dj ana 100
ucr"s respectively al rch allnNial bot
tom land; VIII produce two bales az cot
ton or u bushels of corn per acre, price
$40 TO SIS per acre
4i2s acres situated 30 miles from 'Ious-
~, uIl h."NA tihpeI' VIZ pihe, oah' ~.
hickory magnolia. etc, soil sandy, with
clay snhsol, the II Il. and W A. rail-
way runs through the land, creek of
loslmg water. hne fruit land, tIrice 81. 50
Irr acre.
"a lots. corner Rice street ana Lamar
avenue, eight new three-room houses,
rent for s. each, $40 per month. II per
cent per anrum, price $50 cash, sub
urban city property, correspondence so
llcited. Address Wm Hunter Hntchna
House. Houston. Texas. ll-22
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GLAD HE is STILL ALIVE.

Pee Farchild, Spellhinder. ALandons His
tp-the-Staie Route.
lew York World
Leo Falroh.ld the republican cyclone
Falor IRON the rarihc coast, reached
u" iofk Yesterday from a speaking tour
INC STATE, His overcoat was in tat
r. MS white somtrerC minus part OF its
." ana MS necktie twisted into a string.
L. appearance indicated that he had
, r.h one OF his own cyclones.
"new' but I'm glad I'm alive" he
"''ued as he dropped INTO one of the
t.ea corner SEATS in tho Fifth Avesie
(Ssn;io, Talk about Carlisle and his egg
|'W,se run against.
Is, ,o1, ! started out on this tour Inc
kal c", ! struck was Glens Falls. The
Som Si'1nlltlee there had billed me as
jsryb TIIohane Falls. 1t seemed as If
leet me ~ Town was At the depot to
asnased ~ nan an hour later. when
tlsys M ~ set INTO the the hotel by pack
| rnoh "' o an escort OF Policemen. with
5qulrsa outside yelling Tor NV blood
|" Wall ma caused the trouble
fieor lou see sad the hotel pro-
erssiej ;n S years ago tbs town got in
fout ever Sruhahe Falls real estate and
fn,ered ne ig ilrsi man from there Who has
topie han mo this county since. ana the
SET EVEN we've on been waiting ali thcse years
go, Won You OF on, soI9}'ehody. 1 hope vii, We
eti hs last pace on NV ' liz, ,s r,,.,.
ERE b,,, to recall exactly What E orl.ri ESi
fnfict of of There must nave been IN = some me
khty ntes, The audience was ~
|as having 5na meeting nni of is own, and
iss at FIRST they wera i'TS Tes eto"g,
|ere on ha pp' that was a mi. take TheV
|s sSSd social Il im meet T Saeh other AMI have
81 in epg@ud as 'fo 9tdr not ld to Ss
|ss afraidS mad been con iemnai an me- Ga
Would no, 1t would colap!":' 5tn eny ne
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FALL. SEEDS. ALL NEW CRoP-wln;er
Turf oats Alfalfa, Glover new Rye.
Mediterranean Wheat. Barley, Turnp
Seed Crimson Glover. garden and field
seeds OF every description, wholesale and
retail. Holloway seed Company. Dallas.
Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-31

Mr. william J. Carlton OF Elizabeth. N.
j.. says; II consulted physician In tho
country this summer where | was spend
ing my vacation, about a chronic dyspep-
sia with which have been a good deal
troubled II takes the form OF indiges.
ton the food take not becoming as
simulated. After prescribing for mo for
some time the physician told me would
have To be treated for several months
with a mild laxative ana correctivo-some
thing that would gradually brins back
my normal condition without the violent
action OF drastic remedies. | recently
sent TO the doctor Or. Thomas Cope OF
Nazareth. Pa.) box of Ripans Tabules.
and wrote him what / understood the
ingredients to be--rhubarb ipecac. pepper
mint, aIoos, nux vomica and soda. He
writes back; 4 think the formula a very
good one. and VIII no doubt just suit
you"
Ripans Tabuleg nrc sold by druggists or
by mall Il The price go cents a box) Is
sent 10 the Ripans Chemical Company,
No 10 Spruce street New York. Sample
vial 10 cents. For sale by a IL. kieslinE.
druggist. D2 Main street.
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.

LOST-Or taken by mistake. from the
Hutchlns House. October Il. grip con
tanning clothes and papers. Party ,/io
took same viii please return to above
hotel or advise where II can be found 81
LOST Female black and tan pup five
months old white spots on feet broken
tail. Return TO 800 Walker avenue ana
receive 'ewIrl. 81
STRAYED OR STOLEN-B'ack and tan
hound bitch; liberal reward for bitch.
81 reward for arrest and conviction Of
thief. &. Nj. Bullock. 800 Congress ave 3
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ZEAL estate FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR RENT--A good two-sto-y
olevcn-room dwelling. good Cistcru, also
wnierNoikS attaCh-d, conveniently To-
cltc1 Ia The city oil Cameron, Texas,
suitable for boarding house. will sell or
rent with or without furniture. terms
easy and reasonable. Apply to j. w
DAVIS, Cameron, JeNaE.
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CUT FLOWERS and flower work spe-
ciahy. NJ. V. Wright, Florist. lilo
LOT of new buggies. phaetons. surveys
aad harness for sale at cost Larendop's
stable corner Franklin and Caroline
streets ll-lJ
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY Trained dctcc-
iiVes, watchmen ana guards furnished.
For rates ana additional Information adj
dress James McCanc. l.. o. Box No 100.
LES
&. o. COTTON & BRO. Fire lnsnraass
Agents and Adjusters. 10 Main set,
corner Franklin Il