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Rock Island Argus., 1896-07-27
HER FATE KNOWN,
News Of a Ship That Sailed Early
Last February.
GOES DOWN WITH ALL Oh BOARD.

Founders OF the Falkland Islands, Carry.
in; Her Captain. His Wife and Family,
One Passenger and Twenty-Five Seamcn
Hope Revived by an Incorrect Report
Only To BE Dashed by the Terrible Truth
Mt Last.
rE:LADELPHIA. July g7.-Information
Just received from Stanley, f. l., under
date Of Jurc .. proves conclusivcly that
the ship which foundered of that locality
Nav 18th last was the Philadelphia clip
per City o: Philadelphia. and that Cap
tain johnson. his wife and family, one
passenger. and q crew numbering in all
twenty-five men, rerishcd. The articles
picked up ty the salvcrs have been de-
scribcd minatcly and have been rccog-
nizcd by the shippers rs the identical
goods shipped to san Francisco by tie
City o! Philadelphia, which made sill
from Sacdy Hook early on the morning Of
Feb =
lie Sighted the Missing Ship.
The hope that arose from the report
made several days ago by Captain Tul-
loch, of the British ship Brenda. which
has Just reached Frisco. has given away to
despair Captain Tulloch, of the Brenda,
reported sighting tie City of Philadelphia
May in latitude So south, longitude Is
west. ard this position. if correctly givcr,
would place her well past the Falkland
islands 1t seems almostfmpossiblc that
she should be driven back again. So the
general belief here is that the master of
the Brenda was mistaken in the ship and
that no further hopes can be had for tho
unfortunate clipper.
Hope Gives Way to Despair.
The news Of the past week which led to
the belief that she was safe was the cause
of general rejoicing. bat now the friends
Of Captain johnson have abandoned all
hopes. Even the clothing of the woman
who drifted ashore is described by the
wreckcrs in the Falkland Islands, and
while they claim that the woman was
pbout Is years OF age it can be none other
than the wife Of Captain johnson. No sea
news within recent years has attracted such
attention rs the reported sinking and
! safety oi this ship.
! Insurance Premium Was n Ead Omen.
Over month ago Loadon spccul tors
| insured the City Of Philadelphia at 9C
g,incas premium, and it,mny lie depended
uron that at this time there was in their
possession almost conclusive proofs of her
foundcring. else such enormous figures
would not have been paid for her rcinsur
ance. Hngar * Company, her OWNERS
could not bo seen yesterday.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-07-27

BERLIN. July .. The law against un.
Ill ignitici competition in trade has clcarct.
the windows cf Berlin shcpkcepers If the
once familiar rlscards which told of sell
ing Of stock below cost, Q: damaged goods
s,lcs. &C. which. IL they were untrue.
laid thase displaying theu Liable t. pun
ishmeui un1cr the Law.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-07-27
IOWA LUNATlc's suTcHERY.
Attempts, to XIII His Father End SIoths r
aud Himself.

Iowa FALLS. July 27-Early this
morning Frank Pierson with a razor
slashed his father. inflicted a fearful
cash in the throat Of his mother,
aud .hen cut a deep cash in his own
throat partially severipg the wind
pipe His recovery is doubtful. His
mother is in precarious condition,
but his father is not dangerously
wounded. The would-be murderer
was recently discharged from an
asylum.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-07-27
william Henry smith Dead.

CHICAGO, July 27.-Hon. William
II. Smith, late general manager Of
the Associated Press, died at his
home in Lake Forrest this morning.
TIE cause Of Smiths death was pneu-
monia. from which he had been suf-
fering for several days.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-07-27
Camping Tn the Canon Q. Risky.

The walls of Bear Creek canon at places
rise almost pcrpcndicularly so feet, and
nearly every summer IL IL the scene of a
Hood, but In spite of the danger it has been
~ fivoritc resort of Denver people Tn,
damage To- the Denver and Rio Grandr,
the santa Fc and the main line Of tho
Gulf railroad will BE- quickly repaired, but
there are extensive washouts on the Gulf :
branch in Clear Creek canon and on tha
Florence aud Cripple Creek road
Rock Island Argus., 1896-07-27

Purity your blood with Hoods
Ssrsaparilla. which will give you an
appetite. tone your stomach and
strengthen your nerves.
Rock Island Argus., 1896-07-27
There's Method in Our Madness

seems like madness part to sacrifice the have
but it's method not from another
Of our stock To accomplish this end will necessate great
duon prices all through That part we have taken
Of To buy will be you like getting gold dollars for
osilver.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-21
FOR BEAUFORT AND BLUFFT0N

Steamer GOV. Stafford win leave Savan
nah for Beaufort Port Royal Naval Station
and way landings at $50 a N Mondays, Wed
neSuays ana Fridays, returning same day
Steamer STAR will leave Bluhton daily lex
cept Sunday at am; returning. leave Savan
nah at pm, Telephone so
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-21

The democrats of Key West, are laying
their plans for the coming campaign. The
republicans and ''Coxeyites' will both have
full tickets in the field
Senior Vasquez the Spanish vice consul
at Tampa, has been notified that he will be
removed from that city and placed in the
Consulate at New York about Aug. l.
About 5000 barrels of pears have been
Shipped from Tallahassee, chiefly barrels
from other places. for the past week The
thought.
At special meeting of the board Of
health at Pensacola Saturday permission
was refused the Electric Street Railway
Company to make any excavations on the
streets before Nov Is.
Mrs. Jane Crabtree. one of the Oldest
residents of Jacksonville. died of senility
Saturday. after an illness of two weeks.
Mrs. Crabtree was born in Savannah Jan.
1G, 1916. She was the mother of the late
James 3. Crabtree and Mrs. r. Foster
and sister Of Mrs. Phoebe Swart.
Unofficial reports from eight precincts
out Of ten Indicate the following nomina-
lions by the democrats in Sumter county.
Representative, d. H. Baker; clerk. ID
9. Hull; sheriff, J. H. Lane; assessor, w.
G. @. Kilgore; collector F. L. Rutland:
S 5dRs Tosl Of publiG instruction,
Proprietors Of saloons, cigar stores ana
drug stores. who have been running nick
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-21
SHAKERS AND DOCTORS TALK
TOGETHER.

In his able work entitled Longevity
published e. few years ago. DR. John Gard
ne- ~ England predicts that a vegetable
agent viii SET be found thar shall s0 re-
tard .lose changes that bring about old
age as 90 uroloug human lie much be-
y0nd IT'S present limit
Acting. perhaps. upon the impulse pro-
duced by THIS thought. many eminent ply
sicians have called from time 10 time
upon the Shakers Of SIT Lebanon TO in-
quire Of them concerning the secrets Of
medicinal plants. ln which these sincere.
simple-minded and G0d-fearing people
are known 10 be wise and skillfuI beyond
all other men.
The Shakers willingly told what they
had learned. and IN return received from
their visitors much valuable Information
about disease, which they al once made
practical use Of. The most important
point was that II genuine and certain
remedy could be found for Indigestion
and dyspepsia, and the ailments growing
out Of IT, long step would b. taken ia
the right direction. Old age. said these
physicians. begins in a failure Of The dfees-
ton. and so do most diseases al any ANA
am periods OF life. The result ~ tb.-
consultations was the discovery bv ~
shakers of the desired specific rns1
wholly from herbs. and now known as ~,
Shaker Digestive Cordial lis action Il
magical and worthy OF its origin
Where there Is distress after e8ffrg.
heartburn. sick headache, bad taste in f5t
mouth biliOusness. weakness and wear
ness. cold hands and feet, aversion .
food. nervousness, or any other symptom
Of dyspepsia. the Cordial will prove ifs
cura tive virtues. Behind So is the reputa-
ton OF a people who have never defrauded
or deceived their fellow men
In order TO test whether this remedy is
adapted 10 your ease. al practically no
cost, you may procure a trial bottle for
ten cents OF almost any druggist
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-21

his share Of the receipts for FIVE crates Of
cnoice Egyptian queen pineapples. Anoth-
er states that he received tWeuty-seven
cents IN stamps for the same number of
crates OF Red Spanish pines Or. j. ".
Jackson Is one OF the losers. He SAID re-
Gently that his pines brought not less than
fifteen cents each. and that other commits
sion houses sent him large returns for his
fruit He stated that the representative Of
the Philadelphia firm had had several in
terviews published in the Florida newspa-
pers regarding his firm. which had resulted
In some Of the growers sending consign-
ments.
Pensacola News: Between and Z
o'clock Saturday evening Thomas Peb-
ley, collector for William Fisher. report
ed al the police station that he had been
held up and robbed by a couple of masked
men In the eastern suburbs Of the city,
about p. m. Mounted Officer Ryan was
Immediately detailed on the case and be-
tween and p. m arrest ted four young
white men, and locked them up at the
police station as suspicious characters.
They were three brothers, Andrew, Frank
and William Mckay, and John Caro-, 4he
H-year-Old son of A. V. Caro-. When asked
by the mayor If he recognized the two
men, Mr.. Pebley said that he did and
could swear positively that they were An
drew and Frank Mckay; that he knew
them well and recognized their voices and
certain marks - their persons At the
conclusion of the testimony the mayor
discharged William Mckay and John Caro-
and held Andrew and Frank Mckay for
further examination in the state courts.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-21

Note-eCentral TIME
eastern time.
PULLMAN SERVICE.
Pullman vestibuled sleepers from sa-
vannah to New York. -,
For detailed information, reser,vattisoanrSas
etc, apply to any agent OF the Sou'HSi1
railway or connections. -.
w. II. GREEN, General Superintendent
]. NJ. CULP, Traffic Manager.
w. A. TURK, G. p. A, Washington, ~ "a a
s. H. HARDWICK,A .G.P. A, Atlanta ia
R w. HUNT. T. P. A, Augusta Ga
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-21
AMONG THE ATHENIANs.
Four Negroes Bound Over for Con-
spiracy-Lightning Fires Mill.

Athens, Ga, July 2O.-To-day United
States Commissioner Kinnebrew bound
over four negroes. Isaac Crawford, Philip
Chisholm William Howard and Lewis
Calhoun, on the charge of conspiracy
George Maxey, colored, was the prosecu-
tor. His story was as follows: He was
in Jail at Statham, Jackson county, on
the charge of obtaining goods under false
pretenses. A few nights since six men
entered the jail and took him from the
cell. They were all masked and he could
not tell who they were. They carried him
to the woods and one of them took out a
long rope, and ne was about to be hung
TO a tree, when he knocked one of the
men down and ran away. In knockine
and saw his face. The negroes denied
guilt, but We're sent to jail in Atlanta. No
motive was assigned for the occurrence.
An unknown negro with a big pistol
entered three homes in Athens yesterday
terrified the inmates and made his escape
before anybody could arrest him. He is
thought be an escaped convict
Lightning struck the Star Thread mill
at Barnett Shoals Saturday and came near
destroying the mill by fire. The automatic
sprtnklers saved the building, and the
damage was light.
Sallie Willoughby, half-witted negro
woman, stole the 2-year-old child of an
other negro woman living ten miles from
Athens, and made the child walk fifteen
miles. She treated the child cruelty. ana
it may die. A writ of lunacy will be
sworn out for her.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-21
for Infants and Children.

Castorfaisso well adapted 70 children that
Irecommend It as superior 10 any prescription
Known to me-" H. A Archer, n. D,
IL So. oxford ST., Brooklyn, >. Y.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-21
POLITICS IN THE STATE.
Candidates in the Field and News
paper Talk on Party Policy.

Hon. w. 1. Hayward. who has been
prominently mentioned in connection with
the race for the judgeship Of the Atlanta
circuit to succeed Judge Lumpkin, has de-
cided not TO enter the race.
Judge w. NJ. Henry and Hon. Moses
Wright have received the Endorsement for
judge and solicitor general Of the Rome
circuit by the Chattooga county grand
jury at the close of the session of court
at Summerville. Judge Henry has no op-
position so far. and Mr.. Wright is oppos-
ing w. j. Nunnally. the present solicitor
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-21

They were getting ready to go to a So
cial gathering in Dallas. when Col. Yer
ger said aside TO his wife:
What makes you scowl so everlasting
ly? Can't you smile and look pleasant
like Mrs Gaily?"
You forget that she is a widow" re-
piled Mrs. Yerger. The colonel wiited-
Texas Sitter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25

Mr.. f. -. Palmer. city editor OF the
Oskaloosa. la. Times. under date OF May
9Th. ISD5. relates the following experiences;
'1toccnuy ] was compelled by a serlous
aiogc o: dyspepsia TO lonve my office work.
and thought 10 seek relief by a months
travel on the Pacific coass. Tho rest and
change helped mo somewhat. but 1 could
nnd no relief for the awful itts of lndiges-
ton Whom about 10 return home to Iowa
| entered u prominent drug store In Ia
coma. Wash. and asked for something
thaa would bring relief from my indigos-
tlon. Tho druggist sold mo a box OF RI
pans Tabulcs for 20 cents. In less than
twenty four hours l could feel a change
for the better. From that day to this
have usod Ripans Tabules whenever felt
my old aament gebing In tits work. and
with most commcndable results"
Ripans Tabules arc sold by druggists o.
by mail II the price 90 centA q box) u
sent to the Ripans Chemical Company.
No 10 Spruce street, New York. Sample
vial 10 cents. For sale by A. u. Kiesling,
druggist. to2 Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25
| The Next House.

hon, November 2o.-The receipt
klrnAot the late election in South
hikes il possible to complete the
nters of the house of the Fifty
hess. This shows 205 republicans,
hats and is populists. OF the re-
five are said to favor the free
silver fliltorn of California,
and Curtis OF Kansas. Linney of
tplina and Beach Of Ohio; and of
rrats, two. McAleer Of pennsyl-
i Elliott OF South Carolina are
hey men, so tina, the house will
Pound money, 2o2; free coinage,
)iiy for sound nancy, n.
present congress the house stands.
|as, 252, democrats. %, populists,
tuslonists and silver men, 10;
H. The following shows how the
hess stands by states:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25
BIDS AND PRopo5ALa.I
.a-HEu.. --s..l 49,

sa.klux. .~s. WWa
MOTOR TO coNTRAcToRs--By vlrtue
~ authority vested In me by order Oh
.ne honorable Judge OF the district court
y, r i.rris county, on Tuesday. Septem-
s Snr 10, ss6. a'sthori.ing me TO. build
.mNcrt across tho rWvinc within tho
grounds of the Cemetery company per.
r NE man "ntrance. on the Washington
Tor ' th ann u 70 Issue receivers certificates
Tor The construction OF said cuiver,'
S 49, 10 the plans and specifications
nov on 1le IN my office In Abe ro,tn,,
exchange building, payment 10 be mass
IN RECEIVERS ccriiiicale. payable two
Hctrs from date and bearing interest at
est to be paid somi-annlialiy' which ,' cor
ilncates Of indebtedness when 40 t.,s,,,,
shal' nr prior lien on all the properly
AMI enects OF said Houston Cemetery
COMPANY
all bids, ""s ""u
Rids Will DO opened ON Sasur,,av M.
c,mhcr {, 1896, nj my office, Cotton Es.
change building q, m,
lst ""' ~'''' = LIN.
NOTICE TO BOND EUYERs- Housion--
Texas. Rcfun'ing bonds scaled b,a.
addressed to the mayor and finance COM
mrtoe Of the CITY OF Houston. Tcxas
VIII be received up to noon of Decem.
Der u. 1896, for the purchase OF sioo 100
oi per cent gold refundins bonds of
tho city of Houston. dated January l.
1877 ANA running forty yeors. issuea
Tor the purpose of rcfundlne sloa 90 OF
market house bonds; Issued January ,
iS5e. Each BID mus, II. ,eoo,,,.,,,A, -.
~" must NC accompanied by
certified check for $500 on some Hous.
,,c ,,
ION bank. made payable TO the order OF
II. IL. Rice. mayor OF tho civ os ,to,.
49,. . Wv wy VT ho"S
H.. a., ''' 'o"os
wv inc party 10 whom thoy may he
w. 's' '''''" '"r VIII
he considered aud the city OF Houston
reserves tho ,,rn, =, .o,,., ... ,'o"
YES 'ne fFht TO reject any ana all
bids. r, - p,,r
o., a. - "i'"'
ia Mayor, Houston. Texas
n -S7TTT7TN ~, ~. ,,;,S,'',iy ,,o,.-
l. scaied nropo.ais Ma MA, N i a.
nishinp baer nj 10Th Ia"k and ANA ~ Hmm NJ
Nom P III" ' dIe Gns ,f' twvve months mo-
2 Thc bcsf must sp be ~. ,i in cv.,v
particular wen siaughtered and ~ olr,rlyy
lalulcd. ami delivered within iho walis
of the pee,itontiar,os In euci, quan,i,ies
a .,ISl At such Times as iha steward may
=. The beef furnishci IN tn, tupnthu or
January, February. March, Apr,l. No.
vemher ana December must lie nrst.cias.
stall led h,sf. ana tnni f,,rn s,,eJ sn
MAY June, lnly, Nns,lst. e,n,omh"r anT
October must he the best tho market M.
foida OF rnnga-fcd beef
/; We rcw'iNr the rtpht :, reject all
inferior N unsonnd beer TINT may be
on,fod for drllV s~y' nflirra viii s,nto
nish. payment 10 be- made on tha nist
day OF cach month for an beef furnI sh.i
.tpprovod nv tho atev',rd - '' Nv
T. Al bi,id7rs viii accompany THAR
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25
xor IN POLITICS
..,ion Of Labor Tables
Feder resolutions.

fsssa',ticni Resolutions.
rf,"",rsmbef 2a.--The Chicago
mar at Its regular Sunday
.s,,ns. after a protracted de-
s .' Is to | declaration for the
rslimitea coinage Of silver.
.,,,,iou has been regularly
:. ,bs American Federation and
\. = only body recognized by the
I, chicago. The meeting was
.vsr held by the labor organi-
~, . ei,y for years. 1t was made
'n, n,, raj, o, leaders in the labor
eT Tbe men. such as Pomeroy,
=. s and RYAN. who have been
.v ~ the trade and labor rssem-
, y. and from the constitution
aV, as,cers will be placed on the
,rdsanitely. The entire session
~ IN the discussion OF the con-
r sI is to govern the new or
Z, sensational feature OF the
Y, The tearing down Of a plat
Is,,cln,es contained In the pre-
worried by the committee. This
l,,stiOn in favor of the free and
.ojpage OF silver at a ratio OF
kssn me secretary read this there
L.,s, uproar and a dozen dele
| an Inc floor demanding recogni-
/ ,bs chair and protesting against
\. NJ such n political measure or
a, that. For an hour the debate
M over the proposed Injection
and free silver into the new
|, which was being formed be
fiss had killed the old one. The
|,ts labor congress and the trade
assembly we're held up as ex-
xhst would be the result of the
N His clause, but one delegate
| substitute part Of the peoples
Ims Of issuing money. This met
more disfavor and finally the
|srdment and substitute were all
L table.
keyt meeting the officers OF the
In will be elected.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25

NOTICE is hereby given that tho regular
annual meeting of the soul>hollers and
directors Of the Houston East aud West
Texas halfway company VIII be held AZ
the general office OF said rompnny, In
the city Ct Houston, At 10 o'clock m,
on Tuesday the Ia, day Of December,
1906 lasnrs A iiakcr, lr Secretary
iIoDston East dnd West Texas iiailway
Company. 1a4l0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25

FURNISHED rooms to rent IN sute or
s!Ietc, Win "' NJ
Man street
SoI-,rtl front rooms. m board. reduced
rats excellent table board, 50 peI Week
f@nr bic Ks from cour; house; ~ tFtw-
ford. corner Preston references
changed. --------
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25

NoTIcE~whercas heretofore to-wM. on
r rne I'm gay Of November 1896, at the
sioners court OF Harris county, Texas.
stid cour, on the petition OF twenty frec.
n"inets OF the. subdivision Of Harris
county hereinafter set forth did by an
order duly entered upon the minutes Of
said court, order an election to he held
On Snturt9y, l,ecsmisr ~, iNl6, TO do
WrHn'nc whether hogs. sheep and goats
hh"ll ne perm tied to run ut Arpe with
III tho limits OF the following described
ss.undivision Of Harris county VIZ Re-
ginning al po.nt ON the Texas Western
Narrow Gauge railroad. whoro n line
running from the southwest corner ~
t,ns J"hn Nehcruan survey on Buffalo
teHts with said railroad, about seven
mites south of west of the city OF lIoue.
t3n thence wesiwardly alo9g the center
oi sad railroad 10 buffalo bayou: thence
W said bayou with It's mcandcrs to. the
nnrris and Fort Ecud county line;
thence IN southoasterly direction nlong
SAM county line to the south lne of the
lLT y R.RRco. survey No one or two,
located east Of Missouri CITY. by virtue
oi oertihcate 5-?ol issued to sald railroad
company thenee east along said south
line, aud The south lino OF the C. w
Adasns and John stamps surveys, to the
southeast corner of the John stamps sur
Ncyi thence north 10 It's northeast corner
on The south line OF the Geo, Alien sur
NeY, thence cast to the sou$ boast corner
to IN Inner corner of aUd surNcy. thence
raSt To the eastern eoutheast corner of
The snd Allen survey, and northwest cor
ncr NJ the Joseph Kopmnn aud SOUTH
west corner q ,he Il. 2, y. 6 {; II H.
Go. survey, thence north along the east
line of said Allen survey passiHH the
southeast corner OF the w \ Nronaugh
and along the east line OF soid lronauEh
ana james II. owen surveys to Bray's
bayou; thence up said bayou with iia
mcanders to the forks OF Haid HraNs
bayou; thence TN a northoartcry drec-
tou. following the western line of
Nock law subdivision az pctltionci 10y
liilIcndahl, Wprnecko ct ni to the Texas
Western Marrow Gauge railroad and
place OF hrgiunlng
Now, therefore L. w n shaw. county
Judge of larrs county. Texas, In com.
pliance with tho law regulating such
elections. hereby order an election TO ho
held al the Dairy School HOUSE. on sat
urday. December 49, lSG. tu determine
whether hogs, sheep and goius shall I've
permitted 10 run at lurgp with n the
limits OF the subdivision Of Harris coun-
" horciubcforc deaorlbed. and I hereby
nppoint samucl Adldns i S Magcr and
II Price aA managers of Enid vloction.
Witness my hand and official zeal ths
lih day OF November 1875
uS1 W n SHAW,
County Judge OF Harris County Texas.
tc-iI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25

SEft ALTON wanted by strictly sober oil
tmil man with - years experience an the
manufacture OF cotton seed products,
itrst-class references. Address T. ) On
this office. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25

WANTEp--A situation as house ri II
private family, have no objection 10 tak-
ing care OF children. Address Nj. this
oiItce. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25

MIDDLE aged man, white. wants work
around house. horse. buggy. good yard
man, Hover gardener, soutr. good ref
crtnces. small wages. Address gol tn
Office, -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25

Nate family. good COOK and W Hing 10
assist IN light nouseworK. No 2lpS Con
srvss avenue, q
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
sa~kkka.~,. .x..liln..

a ROY would like to get position in
office or store, can give a Recommended
lions. Address a5lS. this ofiice. u
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CtlEAr irl'rr. AZ LAST rat In a win.
tor's supply OF Calvert Lump Co9i ANA
save one hHlf OF last years iuol cS-
1cnFc. We warrant superior s1tinfnc.
lion over any other sott oonl for either
hoaung or cooking. our price for pick
ed lump Is s. 30 per ton OF 2V0o pounds
delivered to any part OF tho city. A
i1ih 10 convlnc" YOU is solicited rolc-
phone 5S5 pfnce, No. Il Main street.
Calvert Coal Co. II
FOR SALE At half price. one large Art
Garland Base Burner stove, used only
one season, or VIII exchange FOR any.
thing useful of Ike value Address Mrs.
V. q. kldl, Segly, Texas n
FOR SALE-Clr extra broke mules. one
largo mare mule. 4 years old, 3-minute
driving gcldinf. Sandbcrg's Stable tot
Preston near bridge rs