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BiCYCI.E. -Iady'a new 1896 wheel, large
tubing, barrel hubs .Htoon finish, strict
~ high grade g65, second hand wheels FOR
sale cheap lldw. mig \ Bro I
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/ OTTTK FOR sale Tor thirty days from
this date about 1852 ncrea of land and
about 900 bead OF stock cattle; any one
wishing TO purchase Will correspond With
John O. j. flUrrls up to March 10. 1876;
stock In good condition and for title to
land reference records of Jefferson coun-
IS, Texas, land and stock ut Sabine Pass,
Texas, Mrs, G. Maass Sabine Pass.
IpXaa
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situations Wanted.

WOULD LIKE place as gardener or
yard man; am sober man; wife to attend
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WANTS..

ri post is the friend Of the poor and
needy and publishes advertisements I9I
situations wanted OF twenty-five ~oro'
or less three times free.
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NEW garden AMI flower seed for spring
planting. from D. Landreth x Sons end
Peter Henderson Il Co &. j. kochlor
e09 Congrosa avenue. u
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on the 9TH instant. Dan G. Smith. Post
master. 3
THE board OF Medical Examiners for the
Eleventh district will meet at DR.. j. NJ.
Boyles' office Monday, April o. 1896. j.
r. Nnssic NJ D. secretary 4-b
REGISTRATION for the city election.
TO be held on the iirst Monday In April.
1886.
Notice Is hereby given that tho books
for registration of the voters entitled to
vote in the election for city officers at
an election to be held in tho city of
Houston on the first Monday in April.
1896. will be opened in the office of the
county treasurer. in the court house OF
Harris county. Texas, on Tuesday,
March 3, 1886, and viii be open for the
said registration of voters from IL M.
to S p. IN. each day thereafter Sundays
excepted for twenty days. exclusive OF
Sundays. closing at s p. III. on Wednes-
day. March %. 1896. All voters must APP
pear in person in order 10 register aud
obtain certificate of registration.
SAMPSON LYLES, Registrar.
Houston. Texas. February 70, 1906. 70
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NOTTCE-Notice Is hereby given that tho
annual meeting Of the stockholders and
board OF directors OF the Galveston.
Houston and Henderson Railroad COM
pany of 1852 Will be held at the office OF
the company in the city of Galveston
on Tuesday. April l. 1886. at II O'Clock
noon A. 4. Van Alstyne. Secretary. I
CHICAGO STEAM DYE WORKS and
Hat Manufacturing Co. Ladies' and
gents clothing and hats cleaned, dyed
ana repaired. FalksOn. l2l7 Congress avs
nue.. Houston. Il
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t0C0 ncres of fine black loan farming
land, lying on the railroad six miles
south of the town OF Victoria; this land
win produce a bale OF cotton per acre;
there is creek running through the en-
tire length of tho land and parallel with
tho railroad there IL II shipping station
on this land the grass makes very fine
hay fine place for n colony; health
me. no swamps. good Investment. ii.
u. jordan. Nictor!n. Texas. 3-l2
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the land IL black sandy loan
natural drainage; each tract fronts
one or more graded avenues; ball
auce IN 20 monthly installments of $40
each. no interest or taxes for two years.
Apply TO Hnh II Pudor Land Agency,
Soji8 Main street. city
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=.
ror Rant
FOR RENT-b-room cottage on Hamilton
street near ,ou'u'e'vo' Apply Ut heVs
hIns,. Sls lnonln- -.
FoR RENT tract OF i95 ncrcs of raw
prairie land. two good tenant houses;
give land ttce OF rent this year and
-- P-r acIo oeslles- y. -, l..steI. --- u
mon, RI.t1' -.r,yo ricc h,s,r,o,ts anltahio
for business, nj Eagle hotel; also the
cloRuost hcde IN town. 25c n night. 1901
Congress avenue, corner Caroline, IL
non pIsNr Nl-n f,,,,-roo,n co,tare- nos.
snesjnn ytvan on thc i6th. mrwS vard.
,tstn,,,' ,,,tcr AMT i,nt CariinI n,,nn.'
Reccrnr""s ,cn,,Ired'
FOR RrNT--fMrnishod front rooms.
southern eTposGrs small room go pdv
week also two uhiurhlshel rooms; nlou-
cth cohNemenees' close III. o"o A"sN',
atieet. -
non ,,t.N,tr t,o,,,as,,, a, o,ca. m cood
rtocryv store in Third ward at n low
rent, stock very small AppIy c. i. Nj,
care Post 81
rop ,r,N1, ,rro,t ar ,oF ,crcq az ,a,v
prai,sn innd, Tvo good tenant houses.
1--WE land roo Of rent mia v,ar and 81
mar nsrn bcsldes 4 ~ I.s,er IA
-. -, :, :, -
FOR RENT-l'rck store, No. AS Milan
street; tWo-SlurS dwelhnS No. IN liam
ilton atrect quarter OF block and cot,
tage, Husk aud Chencvcrt Streets VIII
20 leased ,yeiy 10Y 70 goy1 tenants;
..eo- ~ -. -, W. ~ Sv 2. I'LL. .. y
ron RENT-A tcn.room house. FUR.
nishod: suitable Tor a boarding house.
two blocks from capitol hotel, FOR
children II
---.----
fpit i'lN Wo inrkn -p."ut , '"" DaiS
for honReNecplnH FOR rent ohe"p' -oi s
-; :, I'm,
tot KEN rV",l''' iu VII, in NAN
plete for homeeheepinS' Apply i2o' Mall'i
next 10 Iallas, ------------.-----.s
| FOR RENT one of the best paying no
iels IN the stat nrlGE G n oy,cp s,5ni
,u ter Aprii j. For particulars apply to
w. II, Wheeler, llempsteao. j"
For RENT Two elegant, glaegs front
mer irsS nd sl entnia Nio1eit congress ave-
nas. -, ~, 10 10
For RENr-cheapi store room 5opf pnS Mo p,
S saa Com cSSsl s.ss1. N-npp = .D.-.,. .
FOR RENTr-rhree very dcalfhblo CON
Meeting bedrooms, with southern eS-
posture. vii. tont singly or EN- sh,th 20
EGinSiewe,n only; yd r9ason8''' rent Apply
SMALL trucl, farm, Ave and half miles
roads: hlgh, dry and healthy cheap 70
-, :, ,,.s,s;, -,3aTl farm near
'vnchitifr. naIl or adore u C. Sandow.
IynchburR Texas. or I50t Hardy street
Houston. Texas. 9I
ron RENT Newly furnished room.
sn,,,,, Nv noqlre win hath room con.
EN-, NJ a. White iiOg nnsI ave
me sonih corner. Rusk and I'nnnin 0
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS to $1,000
wanted for land IN the best
located colony on Texas coast,
worthy attention Of capitalists and home
,ekers Address Biz. care Post IA
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FOR RENT one of the best paying no
tcIs In the state. brick a-story. right
opposite passenger depot, now occupied
by &. W INN, possession from and ar
ter April !. For particulars apply TO
W. II. Wheeler, llcmpstcnd. 10
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FOR RENT--Possessio at once: a good
grocery store IN Third ward, at low
rent stock very small Apply &. #. M
care Post )
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WA NTED--A place to walt en- an In
valid afflicted with rheumatism or rar-
alysis Address j. b., care Post s
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! WILL PAY TEN DOLLARS REWARD
to any one who Will furnish me with
the namo OF the man who attempted TO
mail the snake at the Houston postofiice
on the 18th instant. Dan G. Smith. Post
master. 3
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FOR RENT Two large beautiful rooms
for housekeeping for rent cheap. 2ois
Rusk. ~
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ARRIVE March I at Houston stock
Yards. For sale Ivy " Taylor. carload OF
fresh Mississippi grade Jersey milk cows
j L. GRAY
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IF YOU own a good lot In this city. I Will
build you n house cheap on very small
cent; no cash payment required; call at
once, I am ready to begin building I'M
mediately. VIM. Manager. Si7A Main
street. Room 2. II
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GERMAN woman wants place ms cook,
hotel or boarding house; city or country (;
of work. Mrs. c. Schubert, Rosenberg,
Texas IL
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WANTED TO RENT Furnished house.
moi less than 1--WE or six rooms, suita-
BILE for roomers; in good neighborhood
and close in. Address 75sG. care Post. u
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FOR RENT-A tcn-room house. FUR
nlshod; suitable Tor a boarding house.
terms etc, apply Sli Main street: no
children. I'll
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wANTED--work. by woman with one
girl child, years old; any thing. Ad-
dress so, care Post.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cut
ter and tailor. country prefer ed, n,nst
he STEADY Job. Address 75Ia, care
Post
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FOR RENT -Four rooms, furnished COM
pleto for housekeeping. Apply l2OS Main,
next 10 Dallas. IL
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FOR RENT 49, Two elegant glass front
stores. new building, good location. cor
nor Travis and Rusk T. j, collins real
estate and rentals. 1868 Congress ave
mis- 10
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YOUNG MAN OF good character and who
is honest and Industrious wants a stu
alton to learn good trade OF some kind (.
will work cheap. Address Lock Box ii9,
Calvert, Texas.
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WANTEp-A situation as visiting govern.
css. Special methods In language and
arithmetic worry successful In preparing
pupils for public examination. Address
Mrs. l., Il. H., care Post
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TEN THOUSAND pounds OF nicc medium
pecans for sale at 81 per bushcl Z. o. b.
here IN lots to suit purchasers. Steele
4 Steele, Allenfarm, Texas. IL
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SITUATION wanted. by first class man
cook, colorod. Wife to do work around
house Address 7b5i, care Pest .
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BARGAINS In Third Ward
Properties lots corner jefferson ana
Hamilton, 5000; lots corner Webster
and Crawford. 5000. Will subdividc
either properties to suit purchaser;
pnal cash payment and liberal terms
on balance. per cent Interest. Wen I'M
proved corner lot b0xl00 feet. Jefferson
avenue. h-room cottage, new, SlsVp. Sopo
cash. balance So per month; b, 10 ana
20-Acre tracts Of suburban property inl-
proved and unmproved. suitable Tor
marketing and dairy farms, Mt prices 10
suit purchasers. The above are n rev
OF many fine bargains | am prcparei
to offer. Call on me u you have prop
orty to buy. sell. rent or exchange. N.
NJ, Norflctt. llutchns House. u
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FOR RENT-Cheap, n store room, bnck OF
our shoe store krupp Jufily' MAN
and Congress. ~
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FOR RENT Newly furnished room.
southern exposure, with bath room, con
Went. Mrs. O. White, 1902 i,nsk ave
nue. south corner. RuNk ana Fnnnin. =
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Number Words. !caae TINS "t1 '%'.
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FOR RENT-Three very desirable CON
Meeting bedrooms, with southern ek'
posurc; vii. ront singly or en- suite e
gentlencn only. reasonable rent. Apply
Git Mckinney avenue
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TOU RENT Best livery stable IN best
town In Southwest Texas For parti-
culnrs write to S. ", caro- Houston
Post.
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For RENT or sale. u sman farm near
Iynchburg. call or address nc, Sandow
Lynchburg, roNas. or 1901 Hardy street
Houston, Texas.
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SITUATION wanted, by young man TO
act as porter in store or attend TO horse
and buggy can give good referances.
Address 1855, care Post.
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wANTED-Situationa as yard man or por-
ter; small wages, good references. Adj
dress 1856, this office.
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SMALL truck farm, FIVE and half miles
from court house; good soil water
roads: high, dry and healthy. cheap 70
good tenant. Address 70S, care POST
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CAY. OF Nard. Address In7N care Post, y
BARTEN DER-A young man with SiS
years experience wishes position In
saloon or Wholesale house: n good rec
ommendation given. Write soon. Ad.
dress 5. c., care Bud Walker, Bolton,
Texas. q
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Board and Rooms.

r0t2 RENT-TIandsomely furnished rooms
gas: Vim OF without board Apply 'Zo Ia
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WANT a place as hostler and TO take
care Of yard Address 76ss care Post. {
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WANTED Position to do any kind OF
work, IN or out OF the city Address
Wllie Runles. cor. San Jacinto and
Pease strects.
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SITUATION wanted by a coiored young
man to attend to horse or COW: UNDER
stands the work; knows the town well
Address or call i0lS Ruthven street. .
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~ 4 N,rE,D-To correspond with Texas
horse ana mule raiser and g get can
,,r,res nv the carload. b. 5. Fersus''i;;
Nnna Texas.
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Help Wanted.

ANTED- Yardman. white, German pre-
icrred; good mixer. Corner Nance and
Mckee streets. {
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Personal.

T0oK,s DANCING ACADENY. Tht,Is-
day and Saturday at 1880 p. m, t9r 'auis :.
ami chlldren for gentlemen' w uh'S"a
'rbursday and Friday at p. NJ -
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THE MOST REASONABLE first e!2s;
rooms and board in the CITY at W
Fannin street
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SITUATION wanted by man TO take
care of horse and buggy; also yard,
Please address 1850 care Post.
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MAGNOLIA STEAM CARPET CLEAN
INC WORKS-Furnitur repairing, eI9'
4. Ribiere phone SS'; reference II;
Waldell. ------S
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I7IT AE-ORE-Nature' marvellous system
builder and blood purifier; cures inalges-
ton, rheumatism, catarrh, phes, nGant,
and female troubles; lacy attehua"'
- aran.. wanted los Main street. ,
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usEL SUIT GROWS SENSATIONAL
EaFi Russell IL DenytnG Every Al.
Legation MADE.


London. Nov, Al the old Bailey to-
aAy. Justice Hawkins presiding, the trial
OF Lady Selma Scott. mother Of Countess
Russell. Jehn coekerion. engineer: Fred"
cFSck kssi. groom. and William Ylott.
NSlst, charged with criminal libel by Ear
basssii. MAS resumed. .s
Lacy Scott Was in court early this
morning smArily dressed. wearing a
ienE sable mantle. when she entered the
ptasohsrE' dock her maid Ostenta,iousIy
hsaded her bottle Of smelling salts.
The court Vas closely crowded.
The ef0ss-exatniaation Of Earl Russell
Sss continued. the main feature OF ,o-
days proceedings being questions put 10
ihe witness regarding Ills reia tons With
a chlEesa ssrFAnt. During the inteTro-
ga ts0ns thr earl said he spent sc 09e Gun
r.uAlHg detectives to watch others The
a oss-eKAtaInation 81 Ear Russell also
bTuaEh. a. The famous letter from a
iadY. nhich figured In The previous
sgiL IL Sas read In court The author
as Lady Cardigan. The letter showed
q vas sac Who told The story OF Ear
iiusssii and the chinAmAn. who che said
vAs eleVoSiy reshipIsea TO China by lion
i4guih Stanley,
The earl admitted tina; AZ one time b,
employed : Chiaess boy whom he brought
vita nin frem San Francisco. bu; le
a.ea All she allegations OF imprS?rieiS
E . hSn gassaonrd regarding .Profsssoi
sGniayaha q Harvard Earl Russell sair
he asrcF beard Of his having got Ano,Sel
Fssne
HRrl RpNseiis evidence In the maii
/ wss an emphatic denial Of the STATE
I E.sngs made hy she naAio defendants Ia
1 esss uas thea adjourned
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BUTTE WANTS TO PLAY RELIANCE

California Football Team Placed in
an EmbaPrAastng Position.
Oakland. Cal, Nov. S--The Butte fooc
ball team now wires to Oakland for terms
for q game here Manager Cal Ewing Of
the Reliance was astonished to receive
the following telegram yesterday:
Butte, Mont. Nov. A-cal Ewing:
VIII you give Us a game on December
10 and what guarantee
GEORGE MMILLAN."
What the Reliance team will do with
the otter Is hard to say. Manager Ewing
says that he will lay the proposition be-
fore the members Of the club and an an
swer will be sent to Mcmillan In due
time The club win very likely make nc
guarantee for It Is not In a position Il
do so. but II Butte will come on a pee.
centage basis there may be q game. The
members OF the team and those whC
manage Il are not quite cure that Butte
is not trying to place the club In q falls
position They claim that they carried
the negotiations on In good faith and tn,
failure TO arrange the trip to Montana
was not their fault. Now they are no
able to offer Eutte anything better thai
percentage proposition and are lIabl'
20 be accused OF fearing TO meet th'
| northern team.
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srANfoRps HAD A wALkoveR.
raISsFsIsy Of California Team Wa
oatplayrd ~ AIS Paiuas.

rHt~sFsIsy Of California Team Was
Oaspls yrd - AIS FaiHas.
Ran Prancssro. Nov. ty--ThiS city h DO
inE psiatpi . hrlshi rcd tonight. for
STAFFORD Won ihs annual foot bail game
from The University Of California by
sro.~ of 70 10 q. and tho crimson colorS
e the PaJo Alto men are very much In
svtaqucc.
FIste~n thousand people saw the game,
uhlch uaA too one-Eiaed TO he very eK-
ciilns Tho University Of California team
vas ou,played at all points Its line was
too weak TO withstand the PUSHES Of
sianrurds heavy men and the wearcrs
Of tho urimfon walked up and down the
asId almost a. they pleased. Berkeley
playea hrRyeiy. though It was hopeless
case fer them. but never could they put
the Stanford goal In danger. The STAN
ford men were In splendid physical con-
dition and had TO run about TO keep
VAIN during the numerous dehys.
Neither eide DID any fancy playing and
the game was purely an exhibition of
s,raish, TOO, baii without any friIls.
For stanford. Cotton Fisher SeahrtEhi
and Murphy were the stars and for
pefkeIey. Hanson, Hall and sherman
carried OF the honorA.
other Cameo on the Coast.
Portland. or. Nov 9.-MJl;nomah Ata
I ls,t- Club Won the football game with th'
I'hlvcrrgiy Of oregon from Eugene, u u
/ 4 The game vas tie. TO 6. in the frs
I half Mul;namah won by the strength
/ o: her line and superior passing.
OLYMPIA. Wash. Nov. %-Seattle
! olympia o.
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BICYCLE RACES AT SAN FRANCISCO
Tandem, Professional and Amateur
Events Pulled on.

San Francisco. Nov. 8.-The bicycle
races at the velodrome track today were
attended by 5000 people. The weather
was chilly and disagreeable. The inter
est centered In a tandem match race be-
tween the two crack amateur tandem
teams Of the coast The men started
from opposite sides Of the track and rode
unpaced- 8. b. Vincent and C. Krafts
won both heats in the fast time OF 2:5s
IS and 2:l0.
w. Foster. paced by a quad, went the
half in Sc rs and a mile in I:s9.
Two-thirds Of a mile, professional.
scratch-H. Downing Of San Jose won,
c. 8. Wells Of San Francisco second. d.
z. Whitman Of Los Angeles third; time
I:a
Mile. amateur. handicap. r. Kenna
(scratch) won. C. Birdsall as yards) sec
ond. B. c. Raymond eco yards) third;
time. al rs.
Two mile. handicap. professionally. E
Whitman OF Los Angeles C5 yards) won
p. Netcalfe Of San Francisco CSC yards
second, A. n. Boyden Of Oakland M
ysrds) third: time. $50.
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FIRE At LEAvENWORTH
NEARLY THE ENTIRE BUSINESS,
PORTION IN ASHES.
Saloons General Store, Restauran,
@nd Other BHiIdinEs Attacked
BY the FIames.

LeaTenworth. Wash. Nov M-NeGrly
NhS eluFe business portion Of tho .own
OF INsAFenworth. headquarters of TIE
cascade division Of the Great Northern.
was boraed early this morning. Every
mouse opposite the depot, with the ex-
esPtion OF one small building, was de.
stfoyed. The names OF the people and
business who were burned out Is as foil
lows:
J. A. H. Duffy. saloon.
n BslEei. same building.
Frank Poussy, barber.
=, suEerstone. saloon.
Mrs II, A. Andersen, restaurant.
John b. Jorks. general store.
Jorke's hotel.
N Donahne. saloon and one building.
W u. Cross. fruit and Vegstsbse dealer.
STARTED ia SOFkeia HoaeL.
lhS hre originated In the once Of the
'ofke botel and the dodgers had q mar
row escape. nearly all getting away in
siisaf night clothes. Mrs. Eilverstoae, a
cook al she hoael. and Thomas MetEdorf,
brakeman. were severely burned aboa,
the head and face.
LeAFSnNogth Is located In the eastern
s-oia Of The Cascade mountains and d
thriving town OF about 1900 people. IN
hab!ied BY railroad men AMI miners.
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urrLg aAopY sEAT TnE ago ZEN:

Brovvm UnfveFnlty brilliantly Ont
played Carlisle InAfan school.
New York. Nov. None OF the most
Interesting games Of football that has
ever boon played in this vicinity was that
which took place this afternoon on Alan
haitian field between teams representing
the Brown university and the Carlisle
Indian school. and which resulted in a
score OF - 20 - IN favor Of the Brown.
There were many exciting accidents.
and although the result was disastrous
20 the Indians. their play was excellent.
The Indians were looked upon by know
ing ones as sure victors. but the Brown
university boys more than held their own.
thanks to the brilliant play Of Fultz.
cammons. Han and Colby. In the first
Ealf they tied the score, with half q doz-
en- points registered for each team. BY a
brilliant play the Indians got the bail
within three feet Of the Browns goal
line, when the referee called time for the
ending of the first half
Nothing daunted by the marvellous work
done by the Rhode Island students. The
Indians came up smiling for the second
half. but In this they were outpIayed an
tIrely. owing 70 the magnificent work of
Fultz and Cammons. whose long and SEN
sational runs were the features Of the
game.