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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-05

:. aople invite you to come to
they don't mean it.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-05

;ne, 3 ~ don't look as good swallow
80 raw oysters rs they feel.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-05
woman who has passed thirt

thinks all other young women must be
twenty-seven, anyway.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-05

<n.yr FELLOW ctZehs, we or the schools with
in raising enous h,;vn in 'est SIN clergymen of
tn, yefhleie' an connecting prs GOOD church Wis
lfIln l@b 70 protect American priceol hours and
nlsh ,nsT71r ~nlanufactures Wive oraction to the
anu = i the frs duty of the go coleeeir narents
ment of the ol.s III is the poon,ll;on this vexed
deIenu Tho mart of the governmentter bceral admin
;ra work to the laborer OF other the people
lions while we have luie inem baxIt ,ed in pow
United States lso MAT we propose t-Pteen years
continue onef the good we have in this aPnment II
CONF, n4rr we do not want any shortlaiS solved
ter. af fhaa n hope
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-05

It is reported from ottawa that the
Manitoba school question Aas been def
initely settled on compromise which
is acceptable to the Manitoba Gov
eminent. TbeyeFe TIN aetails which
have beer " Years. show that the
L.: dign Aaf-E1rha sOvides for ma
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-05

The occult is always attractive, and
the mysterious subtle in it's effects not
only on the female, but the male mind.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-05
AGILE RIVER. WIS.

0. B. MOON. Editor and Proprietor
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-05
PALMlSTRY.

How Life's Story LIZ Told by the
Palm of the Hand.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-05

|u1lan.Eau ever introduced to a dis
,,,. 0Ialan who did not remember
Illinois, Nv as he lived?
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-05
An Ancient Tongue.

Uee Zend is said to have been tn
ant lanpu3~a Of Ractriaua and ole
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11
CRY BRENlrlEs.

MIR. and Mrs Charles \. Conroy have h
new boy al their home. No. lu1 Chapman
street.
The Eagle club meets tomorrow night
la contribute .ts quota to thu fusion couu-
~ ticket
The pcpulis,s have called RATIFICATION
meeting for saturday TO indorse aud ratify
the fun fusion ticket
There viii he meeting OF tho suhCcm-
mitces On finance and plan OF campaign
Of the democratic executive committee II.
Harris county.
Rose Anderson WAS placed under $3.50
nond yesterday by to recorder 10 appear
before ne criminal district court and
answer the charge of theft.
lA,tle Flora Brllr Jacobs. aged months,
whose parents reside nj li0a Winter street.
dlcd yesterday and viii b. buried at M
oclcck this morn,ng In the old Catholic
cemetery.
Geo. CoStloy, arrested on suspicion IN
connection with the killing OF TINY
singer. has boon released Cosilcy WINS
d ih" housc at the time of the Fhoniln,
and procured for Singer the laudauum with
which he attempted TO take his own life
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11

very cheaply. Manhood goes for drink
Of liquor. Ephra,m sold himself and moth
ing could buy him back. Annanias sold
himself and his wife for the value OF a
pece of land. man may sell his soul
for all the world has and then he has sold
It for comparatively nothing
The Bible saws; "Ye have sold yourself
for naueht.' This viii give YOU II you
will worship me" The story of The Devth
and Tom Walker" by Washington Irving
Is an instructive Lesson. Walker was a
man selfish and covctous and when the
iempter came he was a ready hstennr:
Iio gave himself to the devil fer worldly
wealth and pleasure. In old age. on MS
death bed. the dcvu came TO him AMI
claimed his own. mn immortal soul ia as
made bargain with Satan and betrayed
his master, and Then went out and hung
himself
young lady wanted to BE- u Christian.
Her mother objected. She desired her
daughter 10 be- Ike herself. a deYotee Of
fashion aud soc ely. Tho m siher promised
her daughter II beaut ful BAH dress u she
would give IN all thought Of becoming a
Christian. The daughter consented. A
few DAYS later she was on her death
bed She had tho dress placed where she
could see II. and then pointing 20 II Sai.
Mother. that dress Is the most costly !
know of. 1t Is the price II my soul Tho
world ~ IN all Its magnitude ana beauty
and splcndor - rot worth as much as the
soul for which Christ died Look upon
calvary--ihe son OF God dying tner" -
pay the <1ce for the ransom If your soul.
If you Valnc your happiness for eternity.
then decide the question tor tight While
God invites and mercy pleads for you,
give yourself to Christ.
Several came forward to ask for prayer.
The close attention pad Mr.. i.amk.
showed that his words were appreciate
hy all Nearer My God to Thee was the
closing hymn. Mr. Lam Kin pron'hts nEhln
ionlVhH All are invited. The tabernacle Is
located at the corner of White and De-
ratur streets
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NEUROLOGICAL.

PORTER Temple, Texas. August p
Miss Iizzie W. Porter. niece of Mr.. and
Mrs W. ~. Barclay. died last night
KELLY Ledbetter. Texas. August 10
Mrs Addie IS lly died last night at ne
home OF her mother. Mrs. Morgan, alter
Il long and painful Illness.
NNYSoN-Londou. August lo.-Bar-
oncss TennNson, widow Of the late port
laureate. s. dead. She was daughter OF
Henry Scw ud. ESD and Wa nairled
70 Alfred Tcnnyson in 1850. lieT son
Italian Ionny son. is the present Baron
Tcnnyson.
BRU NElt-Anglcton. II Xas, August TO-.
JOHN Eruner. eyed 70 ytiis. dled yester-
day morning at the residence OF MS
t.nthcr-iu-hw. SgJan dams H. J he re-
mains were laid to rest yesterday even
tuL in tn family cemetery. lie Was a
young man of much pruali.- and W "a
3 1901 y iavorto among bis ailuMnt-
ou,cs.
VAN NESS Brennan, Texas, August
20 Died at h.s homo on South We~t
street at $40 last evening. Mr. j. Il. Van
Moss, aged 70 N'Brs, | moGih tuu ~ days.
lie leaves large number ot alatiNts
ana triCuds to mourn Lis demise. HIS fu-
D. raj took place from the family resi-
WAS largely attended.
EVANS Hryan. Texas, August TO-
Mrs Catherine ncrn an Evans dicd at
10 o'clock N the seventy-e Ghth year of
h0 age. she WAS thu motrtg OF MI. L..
j Buller of this ci'y and Mrs Judge
John y. II ndcrsou of Dallas. She WAS
Inferred IN the city I'm tory this even
ne at o'clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11
TINE CnocrAw REJECTION.

Paris TcNas August 1o.-Althoush the
full returns Of the Choctaw election, held
last "Wednesday. h.Ac not been received,
enough Is known to insure The election
of Green McCIrtaiu. the allotment can
diuate. for governor, by about $50 ma
lorilN. lie is third OF his family wac
nave hcvn thus honored. HIS brother
JACK was SoVVrDor from 1850 Ia 1884 and
ms brother III from 1884 to lNNs. Their
patvrrtl aNccs tors wore SCutch-IriSh and
they We're noted for their physical and
M 'ptal strength = well as their courage.
II Is hrlpNtd that majority of the conn
oil VIII favor allotment ami that an early
opening OF the ChoCtaw country may be
Looked for.
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A. r. Lincoln W. David p. Maybcry OF
81; continued.
Hayes & Freymier vs.. Susie Lee; con-
tinuei. -
Hayes & Freymier VS.. Leslie r. Wal
kins; continued.
Boring 4 Cortes VS. r. II. Patterson
Judgment for plaintiffs by default.
c. a. Doppcnbrook vs.. iiicIs-Day Lun-
Der company. continued.
a. H. Autry n co. W.. Andy Anderson
ct al. judgment for plaintiffs by default
Browne & Mellnger VS.. John T. Pr
k!ns continued.
Browne & Meilingcr vs. Louisiana West
ern Railway company; continued.
Thco. Keller VIZ. Robt Smith ct al; SET
for August 25 10 a. IN.
George Caulipp vs.. Mr.. and Mrs, j.
Spmncll; judgment for plaintiff by de-
fault.
George caulIpp vs.. John, Davis ct al
judgment for plantin by default.
Silas Cook vs. W. T. Wcedcr, set Tor
August ~, p. m.
John Claiborne VS. International and
Great Northern Railway company. 1udg-
ment for plaintiffs by default.
j. NJ. r. Stewart VS.. Ch.S. Anterior,
set for August ~. p. m.
A. NJ. Rar.shidc w. ". u. Gritiin ct al;
set for August II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

w. N. Barnes OF Fulshcar is In the
city.
Colonel Wells Thompson of Columbus
was IN the city Yesterday.
Miss Louise Upper, who has boon on an
extended trip to Eagle Pass. visiting rela-
tivcs and frields returned home yester-
day after pleasant rip
prs ~ f. aud Joe X. stuart returned
Yesterday from Icdbctter, where on sun
day they performed a successful opera
ton In "A cas-. of nupcudicihs.
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TnIRp HArTIsT cIlInCU.

al the Cross" was tho popular HYMN
sung just before the sermon. The text
~-s Matthew. iv. ia: IAN these THINGS
VII ! s.r~ thee ii thou Will fail down
and Worship pa satan tempts the l.ord
Jesus. As with a ps<aramic view. swiftly
moving before the eye, tsS dcv.l presents
the glory OF the worh. thinking thereby
to make the temptation stronger. The
devil has bought men and is s,ill buying
them. Some men are bought in Houstou
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11
DISTRICT MEDICAL. ASSOCIATION.

The llous.on District Medical assocIa-
tion me, last nlght and elected the follow
Ing officers for tho ensuing term.
pr Il r Morris. president. nr. @. l.
Noteworthy. vicc m sldrn,. pr. I. II.
Crpnan secretary, nr. II. Il. Wicr treas
urrr.
hrs rullor, Phenix ana Armstrong board
OF ccusorS
An interesting paper on mechanical
treatment OF castro intestinal diseases Of
children waa read by pr. Armstrong.
The operation upon case of ingundl
hernia WAS reported asid discussed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11
rllr EMNlNT rlcNIc.

Emmett council. At their mocting sun
day, appointed the following Arrangement
committee on the pnr, Of tn council TO
confcr with a simllr committee recently
appointed 10y the Emmct Rifles - arrange
for the Emmett Rides picnic on Sepicm-
hcr -;
VI Monahan. Jack Kennedy. John i.
Collins. Pat owens, Martin Cahill and 7.
W. Crouan,
The two committees VIII meet in Joint
ccuference a, tho Emmett Rnes' armory
nanlght.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11
PROBABILITIES.

Washington. August i0.-Eastern texas
Fair generally warmer i'm the nor .lt'H
orn portion Tuesday evening
slightly cooler.
south Dakota Cooler; winds sou l'i y.
North Dakota-Local showers, cop'ei AZ
southeastern port!on.
Wyoming ~t'alr. cooler: north WIGS,
Extraordinarily fair. varab'c "'h"9 :
warmer. ,
winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11
"TRlXYo sINGEK HURLED.

The rvmaius Of "'rriNy Singer, who was
killed by htr husband Saturday evening,
were buried Yesterday in the Magnolia
cemetery The funeral occurred at Ia
% clock from Ross y Wrghts RcV. nr.
Rankin orhc'atcd and had fcw consoliug
words TO say to those who bad consrcSai .
ed hNfh At the undertaking establishment
and Mt the grave The remaiuS were fol-
lowed to the grave by quite a number Of
the dead womln's associates.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11
pUOrRACTND MEETING.

IMling. Texas. August 1.-THE Meth
odist protractod meeting opened in this
city last night under an immense "a
Vlion ~ Longer park. The pavilion an,
grounds are lighted by electricity aud a
choir VI leo voices furnishes tho music
An douominah ms Ia the city ar. takinl
part. The audience last night was on,
II the lHrE ST ever gtthcrcd in the city
tn meeting is under the supervision o
Rev, w II. ii. Bigss. the Methodist pas
tor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11
BUSINESS MATTERS.


Dallas Texas, August lo.-IicatherinE-
ton ~ Mason, doing a machinery and
plumbing business. executed a ieed Of
tn st today. conv wing 70 +. q, Ten.son
as trustee, lhrr stock of machinery. ma.
ShhirIN supplies aud plumbing goods tn
hc sofa Tor the satisfaction OF an aggyc.
S"t indchtodnoSs of S3i.i2n The CitN Ma.
u MAJ bank Of Dallas comes in for SIS 900
lht Mpshrr Misunderstanding company for
5000 Inc 'e7t of the Indebtedness /. dis
,FlbYt'd among sin or seven Eastern anu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11
A STOLEN NALlSE

The mounted police yesterday morrins
on vacant lot on Commercc avenue
across from the = hulto house. found 4
red leather Valise which had hetn cut open
" tn "A knife ANA tho ccuta0's. embracing
nothing Of special value, We're scattered
about the lot. The Vali>v belonged - koh-
art Reese ami was STOLEN from "a caro-
line street II les supposed that tho thp {
or thieves cut the NadSo Omen IN SoarVh
# Nalua hlps
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ANkNsrEn rnN MrEnEN.

lAGrange, TsNas. August lo,-Sherin
hocssiu arrested nc,u Muldo7n Bunk Stag
utr. Phillips and Sirs, charged with tn.
murder ut Charles Null and lodged them
mont prevails n that settlement and more
trouble Is expected.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11
TINE mrNRING pnrrRRrp.

PM singer charged with the murder
OF his wife, "1riNy." was to have he'd II
preliminary hearing before Justice Ma
money Yesterday forenoon, Int the ease
WAS postponed until =. m, aud at that
hour. heluS reported that the defendant
was not lh'v TO apprAr, the hearing of tho
case Wa deferred tili Thursday afternoon
at o'clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11
WEATHER INFORMATION.
LAST NIGHTS SYNOPSIS.

An area OF low pressure ovclles W.
northwestern portion oil the couhti!
An aroa or high pressure IS central o'ei
the east gulf coast
me weather ls generally clear. 49,.
over Texas and me coast district WHICH,
1t is partly cloudy to cloudy ,,,,.
Light showers are reported from WINS
burg, New Orleans and Omaha.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11

rirkcy Williams. l,l41le lIoxtc, Willie
Sudckcnt disturbing the peace; nncd
81 each and costs
Louis Sing, assault jury trial: s. and
costs notice OF appeal
II. T.. Lows, assault. s. and costs.
Grant n Perl failure 10 pay occupa
ton tax dismissed.
T.. Ltt1man VS.. Aux. krsrhnlck, debt
Judgment for plaintiff for $50, the amoun,
sued for.
John r Muller vs Emile Levy. debt
s5s2l
j II nurnott vs. j. $ Hammond, forcl-
hl. detuurr. Judgment tor plaiutln.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11
ONE GAME no rINlsH.

Nuremberg. August ia-one hundred
and seventy games OF the International
chess tournament; have boon finished to-
day, only one game. whtrh was adjourned
III iodays play. has TO be Decided, How
ever, lSaskey won tho arst prize, Marocxy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
cnRIsTIAN RENIvA1.

Anglotoa Texas August 10 -- Rev. r.
lie May. the Christian minister of Alvin
commenced a protrlctcd meeting here
Yesterday evening. Th,r. Is It very re-
y octahl@ number OF his dcn, m.nation
ular services when these meetings close
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11

Paris. TEXAS August lo-rhc SIN of
Mau,un shelton of Roxtcu the largest in
Lamar county. together with ten bales
of cotton. VAS hurucd saturday, uignt.
l4D's SI'~; no insurance. It Was the work
OF "A ineeuliary No arrests h,Ne been
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11
AROUND THE COURT HOUSE.
Regular Monthly Term Of the Com
missioners Court.
PRELIMINARY HEARING DEFERRED
Gall Of the Civil Docket In Justics Ma.
honsy's Court-Othor Court
Procssdings.

inc Docket
Do La slopatcr VS.. VIM. Brady; dts
missed.
Dillingham; (receiver) VS.. j. G. Robin
son: continued.
Dillingham; (roceivcr) VS.. ]. &. Couch;
continued.
southern Development company vs.. G.
NJ. Sloan. continued; Two cases.,
A. r. Lincoln Va. Maggie Fisher or
Andrews: continued
j.. i. olcott vs.. J. NJ. smith, continued.
-, =. Spencer vs.. g. L. Hrlttin' con
Thomas II. Hubbard vs.. ]. +. Hoover,
Thomas C. Hubbard VS.. Newton Rapley
OF al 1.-TWO casos); continued.
Ed Schultz VS.. X. II. Leigh, continued.
A. r. Lincoln VS.. w. Is. Crawford con-
II. Y. Love VS.. j. II. Johnson. con
4. i. Lincoln VS.. Georgia Cater; set
a j. Lincoln Vs. Eliza Saunders; set
'o * August yo NJ = rs. I" Charles woodburn;
continued.
q q. Peegott vs.. l.. NJ. Joseph; con-
Houston Ice and Brewing company vs..
Mamano piZzctto, continued.
lioNkamp * BWdcr vs.. >. McGowani
D. Mcmahon VS.. Mrs. II, p. Boyce; con-
LOUIS wiachler VS.. sropc x Yoho, con
ii. NJ. curtin VS. L. NJ. Hendricks ct al,
coilnHed, ,,,,,tor co,,n,,,, vs u :
A,fher' continued; ,,..a,. o,,ooonv ys
'@Go1 ,,d hrsr; Gon',nped ,on,m, pre1g.
ing and Jetty company continued
s. 1T ,o ~ a,,,nei n,
SCI ipr Hugn az ca lS ~ m NJ unrper
o9r9''' = Jo,.s vs. Sam r.o,z. continued.
sidney Johuson ~. $. r. :. Andres
con nueq' ,,,.oi,, -. 1or, Allen %, nj, .ct
for Aus,st - n m
u,,,n1 Nf,a,.r 90 n Iriter. continued
T. h94s'3h Lee ana roM s cola ni ntif hy
dc,a mi h'SsA' '"''N''''"' ''' '''' "''' ''
t0r.hn-d ur,.hur !, TO vs. I,enntlus
lnfrau'io .oi T"r Ailr,ist ~. 10 n. n
ss M% rcopSng fi. Sn9in H 'So" 'S '''"'
hi,r.,. ' enutin,,"d Ut VI AZ '''''''''
co S,Hr,," N''''''7 O'' Vs. "''' '''''''
cd n Hl'''sy w. ~ H. ''''o'' '' ~
W. IL H'nS y CO. vs. Jones ''''N'n""'
Wy.tic ifo,nc I.o,lp, w. pm Fox ut al.
i ' ' " ~
o4q iolr,. 3,,.,,s 90 u o.,,..,. s,s,p,s..
ed =, c,,..,o,, .. ,,,,,o. c,,.
NV. " "'''''"eooR va ~ . i'i'''' '''-
kqiar liros vs.. MIC ilnim continued
> 'hn !pllinN VS. Join n1ltpn' ''Ilt uu'',,
llohn C,qnm' Vs. {! y trn"u ron,,nuri !.
u. J.. Hood vs. 'r"Clh hANlN' ''nllhn'h.
l.. Hood va. Anhie Iurnrr ,'a,,nnia.
ltohSluu Come, ~, Con'pnlE ~ MAJ NS
Rus s. Charles iue'of ana ~ Sccrsi no1'-
nnu''
Annie Caveriy Va D. o. Dalton ct AZ
continued.
t. /. Hood W.. Frank Chosson; con
Num
Iaphct y GO, vs. llhncr l'Ntr' luds-
mont for pl1iuliu Ivy act iult
G.. Il. fiali vA \. Yantz continued
j Elfe1' Ns. j. bryant Sr.. Ct al. con
tinucd
ii
G. w Jones vs. W. VI. Wiltc,. con
tinuod
Houston Abstract company vs. W smith
~, ali continued
MhitnrV Nutlon1l bank -. All. lIarrl-
son. .,t nj. continued
gfbt4rurer - American Express
cnrnpnnv. s.t for Aulril., H. 1 - m
" II caldwell rs Houston Fruit and
pr.ssint ,nntuuv. continued
N,n,tf,,.,tir'r g, 4, .rord c,mpnnv va l.
Nj 6,sn,,y .,-nr.lnued
nrr,nr Cortss ilnriwnr, company vs. A.
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INLrREn on TnH KArY

+. j, Wallace ii freight brakeman on
the Waco division OF tho Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas, who was injured In q
wreck near Taylor. was hroueh; in this
morning over the Katy ami tpken to thu
Houston inflrmary. HIS iujur IS consist
of a compound fracture OF the skull eN-
posing the htain. and fracture of the
left thigh. His Uondit.oa IS serious.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11

There was hut one marriage license Is
snrd yesterday; William Henry Prue,t
and Alabama York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11

pIANO EXCHANGE,
6l5 Travis street. near Capitol. Bargains
i'm pianos and organs; tuning and repair
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11

''''i''l 'll't INC 'lfIk lSNuN urhft ~
tho county treasurer FOR sl0r for right -
"hN, on the WashmFlon and Runalo tnyot
road IN licu OF allowance made to Touy
lrr"
ordered that trcd Rurkhardt be ap
pointed presiding office for voting Pr,
sEnod
Report " John q. Tod. county judy.
OF money collected for the quarters end
july n. lNH. accepted and approved.
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COrNTy COM NIsSfONERs.

The county commissioners conrt met
yesterday In regular monthly session and
disposed OF the following business
The herald., 1896-04-01
Business Property

TNOR SALE-o0 ACRES IN WALNUTS,
= peaches, pruncs and figs, near city. railroad
school and church, moist soil; rs fine as the sun
shines on; in hearing; healthy, vigorous growth,
ing and bringing to its present productive condi-
tion; this orchard needs no irrigation You NOT
year, up to your center of gravity, to keep life in
your trees, besides paying as much for water rs
the profit your CROP have had years of practi-
cal experience, and know what am saying when
] tell you, Mr.. Tenderioot, that there is not all
acre Of ground in this country of climate that is
ing on this beautiful land is the oulrageousy ex-
Orbitant price of raw land demanded by these shy
locks who selling it, and you tenderfeet the
deluded victims who are furnishing the pound of
flesh. Paste this in your hat and address
OWNER, w. {. 4. L. bldg, room2 II
The herald., 1896-04-01
EoR SALE
JUST THINK OF IT!

The Alexandra WE'LL tracJ offers choice building
lots on Eighth. Ninth and Twelfth streets, near
Central avenue car line, 25x120 to alley, at
800, SS2j and 1850, small cash pay
mcnt and monthly installments of only
$40. No interest charged on deferred payments.
Only one hundred lots left Of the original four
hundred and when they have been disposed of
such n chance 10 get home within walking dis
lance at low prices and upon easy terms may new
er offer again. Title absolutely perfect. An un-
limited certificate of title policy OF insurance
OF the Title Insurance and Trust Co. issued with
every agreement OF sale. For maps, price list AMI
all particulars address -
RICHARD ALTSCHUL,
re o dtf 1oSi, W. Second ST., Burdick blk.
The herald., 1896-04-01
City Lots
NOR SALE-GRlDER g. DOW'S

THE TRACT or HON ES-
81 choice residence lots unsod are now offered
at SOD TO $1,000 on easy payments 6o) lots have
been sold and over 30 homes built in the past Is
months; a school building that cost over si7,0p
and fine church are LOCATED. in this tract: five
miles of streets, graded curhed and sdewalked
and lined with 2OID lovely shade aud palm lrees ;
city water. electric lights; modern street cars
with 0-minute service; only IL minutes time
from business center: four so foot streets and
10Dfoot street lot i0Nl30 10 alley; high and sight
ly location; rich loan soil, no mud: Don't buy
for home nor an Investment until you see the
"Adams-st Tract" Free carriage from Of
flee Telephone 1893. For maps, prices and views
OF this tract, call on or write to
GKIDER & DOW,
a. 13J s. Broadway.
The herald., 1896-04-01

II BARGAINS.
$lC0O-Bonnie Brae lot.
Ss0D-Thirty-tirst ST. lot.
sl50O-6-Toom house and nice lot, Thrty-frst st.
Sl5)0--Lot on Grand ave.
S45W-i5 IL. ON Seventh close to Main st.
several other real bargains.
FOR EXCHANGE.
10-acre fruit ranch, good house, close to city,
value 5000. Want city property.
so acres Chatsworth Park $500 against IT,
Good s-room house in city for eastern property
Minnesota preferred
Other exchanges.
W. II. GRIFFIN.
81, IF 1856 $ Broadway.
The herald., 1896-04-01
CHURCH NOTICES

CT. PAULS CHURCH, EPISCOPAL, OLIVE
- st. opp. the park. Open every day in the year:
Daily service at 10 a. m. The clergy Will respond
all calls for the Offices of the church for strang
ers visitors, without respect to creed burias,
marriages, baptisms vsitatons of the sick. Use
Of the church cheerfully given free for funeral
services, Tel. 14S red ii
The herald., 1896-04-01
ENOR SALE
-ORANGEDALE.-

Fine 50-foot lots on Twenty-third ST. in 4 block
of the electric cars: covered with bearing orange
trees; streets graded and graveed, cement walks
and curbs: az $40 to $500, on easy terms. See
them before you buy.
GRIDER & DOW,
A. 1873 :. Broadway.