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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09
UPHOLD THE SILVER sExAroRs
Western Senators Eadorse Their Ne
cent Arss-a

Washington, d. c.. May S-when Sena-
tors Dubois. Carter. Teller, Cannon ana
Mantle refused TO vote for the Dinxiey
revenue bill because IT did not contain q
free silver rider. there was q good deal of
discussion in the eastern press regarding
the so-called traitors" to their party. II
was asserted that the states from which
the hve senators hailed. siiver.lined
though they were, would not eoudone tho
ofiense OF party men voting against What
was termed purely party measure.
The fact is, the senators named al,
maintained to start with that the Dinr,ey
bill was not = good republican measure.
and besides they proposed to rot in their
seats" as one Of them put IL, before they
would vote for any kind OF an old tariff
bill until they could secure free cotnaee.
Now the west is being heard from. Res.
olutions are being adopted by republicans
in Colorado. Montana Utah and Idaho.
and they all stand by the recaicitrant SEN
a;ors. After resolving that silver 1. the
panaoea for all existing evils. the con-
ventionsswind up with an Endorsement, Of
Dubois Teller and the others.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09
HAVE CONTROL OF THE ALPS NINE
Golden scrptcr People win Operate.
the Property.

Mtasoula, Mont. May "A bIg mining
deal was oonsummatcd here today where
by the Golden Scepter Mining Company
purchased three hundred thousand shar =
OF the Alps Mine and the Io-stamp god
quartz mill, which II the controlling in
tcrcst. The purchase was made from
John N. Dawson and John W. Opp of
Phillipsburs, the latter being superlnt.nd.
ent OF the Alps property. George n.
Rabcock. superintendent OF the Gold IN
Scepter Mining Company will assume
charge, A large force OF men will be put
at work at once doing extensive develop
ment work. The purchase price has been
kept n secret.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09
RAILWAY LAND GRANTS Appnoven
Secretary Hokc Smith Has IssueA n
Number Of Patents

Washington. May S-Secretary Hoke
Smith has approved the following grants
Of lands to railroads:
In Washington state-ESo acres to the
Northern Pacific railroad in the Spokane
and North Yakima land districts; I7,oss
acres TO the Northern Pacific railroad In
tn. Vancouver land district. and sSo acres
to the Northern Pacific railroad In the
North Yakima land district.
In Idaho-To the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company. two grants in the Occur
6'Alene land district, embracing <ss ana
1857 acres.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09

Mr.. Hyde Working for n Direct Mai,
Service.

Washington. d. C, May s.-The estab-
Ashreni OF a semi-weekly stage line be-
tween Coulee City and waterviiie in con
nect'on with the Central Washington rail
road. has caused revival Of the at;emp;
to have direct mail service established
between those two cities. Representative
Hyde endeavored 10 secure this when he
first came to Washington. but met with
unexpected objections from the postofice
department, on the ground tina, the pres
eni service was adequate 10 the needs.
Now that the through stage line is again
in operation. he has once more brough,
the matter to the attention Of the post.
master general. and he has hopes Of OBJ
tanning more favorable action this time
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09
SKELETON OF A TRAppER
BONES OF ANDREW ALLEN ros,xn
NEAR A CREEK.
Ne Wss . Menher 81 the 0ra.A
Army Pest ~ Murray.
Idaho.

Murray. Idaho. May G-Jossoh Cnw-
ford. trapper. found the sSmains e An
drew Allen on the north fork, three miiss
above the mouth Of Prtchard creek. Mon.
day. Allen was an old-timer hsra He
left In November. lso3 on . hunting trip.
search was made few days later. but his
traces were covered by the drst snow.
Nothing was known Of what became Of
him until this discovery. He was . Grand
Army man. about Is years Of age. men,
Der OF Candy post. No. II. here. The
relics found are bones. gun. army buttons.
ana Ratchet He was Identified b. the
latter There was an empty shell in the
gun, probably fired for help while he was
perishing. Parties went from here and
Delta today TO recover and bury the re-
mains.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09
MONEY AND HALL RECONCIlED
Induced to Forget the Quarrel Sf
Several Days Ago.

Washington. May misrepresentation
Money Of Mississippi and Hall Of Missouri,
who recently had a personal encounter,
have adjusted their differences aAd shak-
en- hands. The reconciliation was effected
by ex-Speaker Crisp and Representative
Catchings. The explanations showed that
the unpleasantness arose from the nis.
understanding OF the remarks Of the two
members over the bill relating to the psr-
sonnet Of the navy. Each expressed his
regrets.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09
MARROW ESCAPE IRON pRowyrxo
Settler snd Family Fell late the
Clearwater

kendrick. Idaho. May s.-Rumors have
been current during the last few days
that q whole family narrowly avertsd BE-
ing drowned in the Clearwater last week
while ascending the grade at Big canyon.
While At one Of the turns ON the grade
which leads up the mountainside onto the
prairie. the tongue pin broke. letting the
wagon go over the grade down the hill
SIDE into the Clearwater At . point where,
fortunately. the water was shallow. The
occupants Of the wagon were rescued By
some parties who we're fishing below them
at bend in the river. The wagon with
all its contents. which included the house
hold furniture OF the new settler, was lost.
Parties coming in from the reservation
say that the rains have made the roads
almost impossible. and the grades are 20
slick that travelling Is dangerous.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09

Treasurer and Mayor Submit Annual
Rep0rts.

Missouia- Mont. May e.-The newly
elected members Of the city council took
their seats in the city council last night
and the old council has gone into the his
tory OF Missoula with q record that has
nothing OF which to be ashamed. The
city treasures's report shows cash In the
general fund to the amount OF selss.sS over
and above the liabilities The sinking
fund contains selS-A and the library fund
Ss7ss3s
Mayor keith's annual report was q vol
luminous document, carefully prepared
The bonded Indebtedness and warrants
outstanding amounts to Sl60. STA =; indebt-
edness Of the city was decreased durinx
the past year ss+osA- The total disburpe-
nlents during the year were a $u0.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09
STRIKE MAY SOON BE BROKEN
stnty Car. Runnin. ON the Mil
waukre Itn~s.

Milwaukee. May s.-Si,iy cars ar. raa.
ming on the stree; railway lines thls morn.
Ing. and II looks as Il the strike viii IL
broken In a day or two Considerable
trouble was experienced In opening vi
the Bay View line because Of obsiruc.
lions constantly being placed on tho
tracks by women and children
At Third and Walnut streets a; noon
brewery employees stopped a car and at.
tempted 10 pull the mo;orman Of ;ho
platform, police squad soon arrived
pitched battle cnsued. in which cIuts
were freely useo S.n policemen were ia
yured
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09
THE PACIFIC COAST BENCH SHOW
San Francisco Opens an Exhtbition
OF Fine Dogs.

San Francisco. May 1.-THE sixth an
nual bench show OF the Pacific Coast
Kennel Club opened today with So en-
tries. Among the noted eastern dogs are
Dudley Stro,ter. owned by DR.. F. w. d.
Evelyn. and Warren Sage, the property of
J. r. Martin. There are also large num-
Der OF American fox hounds, pointers ami
English settlers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09
FATE OF THE RoND Resolution
Will Probably Re Referred To the
Committee ON Finance.

Washington, May S.-The supporters OF
the resolution for the in, estigation OF the
tond sale now hope 10 secure a vote be-
Il 10 he adjournment tomorrow
Senator I'm stated before Senator Pet
,iEre~ made his speech today tina, he
would no, desire to so on for more than
an hour tomorrow. but he may find Sena-
tor Pettigrew's remarks a tex, for further
comments.
The opponents OF the resolution believe
tSat II viii be SO modified before the final
vote Is reached as TO provide that the com.
mittee on finance shall make whatever
investigation is TO be made. and they are
not so strongly opposed in that form
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09
OPPOSED TO CILBERsoN EFT Al
Ex-GOScrnor Roberts Of Texaa Poses
a. q RefOrMcr.

Austin, Tex, May S-Ex Governor Q. n.
Roberts announces his candidacy for the
sovernorship. He said the democratic
party is in the clutches OF a ring headed
by Cu,berson. that Is doing il bodily harm
and that its leaders are trying to take the
whole democratic party OF Texas into the
national silver party at the meeting at
St. Louis In July. The ex-governor comes
as a messiah TO take the people gu, Of the
grasp OF the schemers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09

senate Committee Compounded On
the Subsidy Idea.
Washington, May &-The senate COM
mittee on foreign relations today agreed
to compromise the bill for . cable to Ha-
wall and Japan. The bill authorizes the
postmaster general to enter into contract
on behalf Of the United States with any
company. which may lay q cable, to pay
q subsidy not exceeding 100000 q year.
The bill has the support Of Senator Nor.
gan and all the republican members Of
the COMMITTEES Senators Gray. Turpss.
hin, |.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09
THE TRAIN PILED up IN A HEAL


Norwalk. O., May AT New Haven.
Ohio. on the baltimore a Ohio railroad
last night a train OF nat cars. loaded with
coal. was coming down the grade toward
Chicago Junction at terrific speed. when
a broken rail caused the engine to leave
the track. The cars all piled on top OF the
engine. or IL tramps who boarded the
train at Shelby but six were found. The
others are supposed to have been buried
under the wrcckage,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09
so-cALLED CATHOLICS sHcuuw


Polish Church Of Cleveland Waats
to Embrace MethOAlsn.
Cleveland. May s-A profound sensatssa
has arisen In the church Of the Immaeu-
late Heart OF the Blessed Virgin Mary
independent Catholic). organised n
this city about three years ago. and pre-
sided over by Father A. r. KolassevhaAh.
Father Kolessewhski and his three thous-
and Polish parishioners. desired ally 70
themselves with the Methodist Episcopal
church Il In said. Chaplain AcCaAs q
the Methodist Episcopal confersncs sai1:
They do not believe In the infaihbility q
pope and trsns-substantiation any tsag.
en-" Father Kolassewhski refuses 10 ~
cuss the subject.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09
Gold Shipucnta t..

New York. May h-Heidelbach. lckei-
heimer 4 Co. expect to ship q. ooO.0 90 In
gold coin on Thursdays steamer. Barring.
Nagoun q Co. will ship to Germany the
came day $4,000 gold coin for the aecoun,
Of Kiddsr, Psaeody q Co., Boston.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09
purro M nster OF vienna,

Vienna. May e-Herr Strobich. anti
Semitic, has been elected burgomaster, In
place OF Or, Burger. who resigned at the
REQUEST Of Emperor Francis Joseph. Herr
stroblch announced that he would resign
at the proper moment In favor Of DR. Lu-
Rer
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09

Death Of Colonel North Ascrihed TO
That Canse.

London. May THE result Of the In
quest today upon the remains Of the late
Colonel North WAS . verdict from nat
ural causes. The physician testified that
he had previously noticed symphonic Of
heart disease. which. he asserted. was the
cause Of the seleosrs death.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09
RHODES AND BELT RESIGNED
Withdraw From the Brtti.h south
Africa COMPANY

London, May e-The repor; tina; Cecil
Rhodes and Alfred Bel; have resigned as
directors OF the British Chartered South
Africa Company Is confirmed. The Pail
Mall Gazette is informed tina, the Brit
ish Chartered South African Company
has decided no; 10 accep: the designations
OF Cecil Rhodes and Alfred Belt
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09

Philadelphia, May A-Chairman Harrity
v the democratic national COMMITTEES ~
mas called . meeting Of the subcommittee
Chicago Friday. May L
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09

Morn attention than usual 10 beng given
this year to the lobster packing isdueery
on Prince Edward islana.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09
ALL OTHERS WILL BE ExECurED
Hs milton the Only Man on the COM
RetitOF to Live

Madrid. May "a dispatch from Ha-
vana says an American newspaper man
named Hamilton, captured on board the
Key West hlieusterins schooner Com
peti'or. will be released. but the other
persons captured al the same time will
be shot in spite of protests from Wash
!ngton
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09
MIG PACKING HOUSE Is BURNING

Property of Nelson Morris q Co. In
81. Louis.
St. Louis, May I. 1880 a. m.-The extern
sive packing house OF Nelson Morris q
Co.. In East st. Louis. H.. 10 burning
and will he destroyed. The loss will be
heavy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09

Great Gathering VIII Assemble At
Chatta nOOga.

Chattanooga, Tenn. May e.--The great
meeting of the Southern Baptist Assoeia-
ton. soon to be held here. is expected to
be one OF the largest and most enthusiasts
tic meetings that organization has held for
some years. The Southern Baptist con-
vention. which Is the largest delegated
ecclesiastical body in the world. viii be
held for four days. commencing on the sth.
IL win also celebrate the 5lst anniyersar y
o. the organization Of the association.
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Sentence. VIII Re Lixh,.

johannesburg, May 6-The Standa I'd
and D!ggers News says II has authority to
state that the sentences of the so-called
reformers will be reduced TO a small nne
and imprisonment. The sentences Of ban
ishment, the newspaper adds. will be
waived.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-09

Havana. May s.-James Groeiman. cor
respondent Of the New York World, and
Frederick W. Lawrence. correspondent; Of
the New York Journal. have been ex-
PEELED from the island on the ground that
they illuminated Gen. Weyler. the gov
eminent and the army and attributed in
sureenH crimes TO the Spanish army.
They have been ordered TO leave Cuba by
the first steamer sailing
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Washington. May s.-The report pub
ashed from Boston yesterday quoting tn.
attorney general as saying for the presi-
dent that the Cuban war will end within
six months Is absolutely without founda.
ton.
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WANTED-PosItlon by an experienced
saleslS,dy IN dry goods store or con-
fectionery iirst-class reference. Address
vyl2 this Office. -
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Profess ional.
Financial.

TFW THOUSAND pOLLAiiS TO LoAN
i~terest. also commercial and collateral
mart lime paier negotiated l., Moskcw-
itz. real estate aud money broker. %
Main.
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FOR E%CllANGEe-Flne farm 320 acres
montgomery county. ~ fru.t trees
a Co, J1ilc Main, Houston. 2,
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roR SAI,E,-At a sacrifice. large. new
cafe; Will take small safe IN part pay
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lady stenographer Address $685. THIS Of
fee. II
PRINTER News and Job, wants perma-
nent sit al once IN good country office.
married man WIN stciay hapils lhnus-
given Address Box a. Yoakim, Texas.
YOUNG lady OF experience, owning ma
chine. desires a position as htenoBrn phcri
csn Furnish ref rencez. Address Miss NJ.
li0l Lamar avenue. ~
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npOWN Leghorn Cockrels, Forsyth
strain. $50 and 500; also $50 piano 10
exchange for suburb acreage or horsc
and buggy. Address ZI-o hahe s'ee''
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GENTLEMAN will exchange Jersey COW
VAIN heifer cali. both registered, Tor
board for himself and wife, with pleas
ant people. centrally located. Address
clcrk. TINS office. q
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FOR sAI.E--A bargain. Furhiturs %. "a .
room house; a chance 10 70 houS' KEEP,
Inc cheap. No 800 Preston ayeLLle.
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LARGE. clean. comfortnhle, quiet rooms
Wen furnished. with Kitchen, for light
housekeeping, to parties without chill
uren, en- suite or single. bath. all con-
Neniences. Can 10i ChcneveIt. g
FOR RENT-Nicciv furnished room in u
private family: modern convenienccs; .
close in. Apply liio Capitol ave. be
tween Austin and l.aBrauch, 70
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Wanted to Buy.

WANTEi>-To buy carload of ear corn,
ADDRESS cheapest cash price e. o. h..
Houston. to = westheimcr 4 Bros, l0+
San Jacinto street ~
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Wanted to Rem.

WANTED-Faru to work on shares; must
be In good state Of cultivation ana have
the necessary buildings. teams and tools.
Address y9a2. this caice. u
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FOR RENTING gcntlemen or couple I
nicely furnished rooms, with nrntes aud
AL convenienUs. good location Ave min
hp,~ walk TO town. lib Travis etreet. 20
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STAMP COI.LECrORS--I have II lot OF
fine approval shoots: prices low; Stamps
taken IN exchange. W. w. Westeate,
Opposite Glenwood, telephone 6l3, three
rings. 81
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FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms.
southern exposure. modern conw nluncos,
Apply l2l1 Prairie ave.
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FOR RENT room house aud acres
edge city limits. six room houses and
one u room house; cheap. T. J. Col
Inns, ioi6is Congress %
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! ais GREAT DISCOVERY.

HREAT DISCOVERY,
fsrss III pot tle OF Halls Great Discov-
Pies a.. hidney and Blad Ter Troubles.
lsions VEei, cures Diabetes. Seminal
eglsr.f, weak and lame backs. and all
kth me- OF the Kidneys and Binder.
rrouhln ana women. Regulates Bad
drlsrJ m Children. II not sold 10y
EnesN, One small bottle Is two months
uones ana viii cure any case above
hous, sold by all retail druggists
8 Won Drug company.
nall, Sole Manufacturer.
H. q, Box Els, Waco, Texas.
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FOR SALE--Abuut million strawberry
plants. 81 per 1900; fine rooted GraHdi-
iaora CAPE Josslmine lOc each Wm {.
Steele. Alvin, Texas u
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FOR SALE-Four room cottage and
choice corner lot IN Third ward. $500 to
$500 cash and balance on easy terms. q.
]. Palmer. this office. u
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FOX SALE Cedar posts, telegraph and
telephone poles, logs, charcoal and Pill
ing Sam ilasseli Bocrnc. l0i
FOR SALE-A lot of new buggies phae
tons. sulrcys and harness at cost. Lar
endon's Stables, corner Franklin and
Caroline streets. i0-i
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ONE nigh arm niger and one New Home
sowing machine for young Jersey cow
fresh in milk or n 2-barreled l2-gause
shotgun. Address 1898. this Office. -
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FOR RENT--Oue furnished ana one I'M
furnished room. Apply $40 Miiam street
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Trace OF Exchange.

ONION SETS. schallots Easter Lily and
Freezia Bulbs. a. Whitaker 503 Travis.
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FOR SALf.--Dne new 30-inch iron target
cheap for cash. Hartwel iron works
Houston. n
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For Sale.

10 CENTS. silver, or u stamps send :or
something that you need. Address Chico
Selling CO., Chico. Texas. q
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NOTTCE TO CONTl{ACTORs--Sealod ds
will hc received by the commissioners
court of tlArr's county at Y o.cioGk,
noon, ON N"hdhy, p,lnuVV y, 'ofn, W
tho nuudinB ~ ntluN" o'Nou U' .,,t
In accordance with tno specifications now
on illn IN the Office of th" county clof'k az
Harris county. \ good and SUFFICIENT
bond IN tho sum of t1ON win hc required
fer thc faithful performance of the work.
ana each lid mtlat BE- accompanied by II
certified check for $3.50 on some bank In
Uouytou The county reserves the right
TO roIeot any aud an hds by order of
tho commi sslonoIsi court
holm q. TOD, County Judsn
Houston. Texas September n. 1879
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BEDROOM suites. parlor suites. chairs,
tables, mattresses, springs. tinWart'
hardware. prooms, tools. at 2lb Lous-
lalla. under Hotel Boyle, Collins Furnl-
ture co. -
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For Sale.

MARECHAL NELL ROSE PLANT. one
thousand, all sizes. A. Whitaker. 500
Travis. IS
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- - Splt NJ dnuiactlffT,
~ u Box Els, Waco, Texas.


% ia ~ .rorzaIas. Texas. 1uly I.
h Bis certify that have used Halls
ibiss a,kery for Kidney and Bladder
Yer" nI ! am satisfied that ! have
rel sseatly benefited by il. can
ID 'hehd 1t TO other similarly af-
~ Jas, =. Miller.
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HEATERS, wood. coal gas and OIL; one
hundred different kinds and sizes VIII
he sold at half value. Collins Furnitnfe
Co., foot of Congress, under Hotel bosie'
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office desks cheap, tle-
CANT oak sldcboards, wardoDes, dress
can lI6 Louisiana, under Hotel Boyle.
Collins Furniture GO. -
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Special Notice.

person buying old furni
ture under our name Is misrepre.enfin;
Us as we handle fret class fuInuinfe ONLY.
Gutenberg Bros. t06 AID ga Travis 81:
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FOR SAt.E-An improved farm Of u
acres. acveu miles forth OF Houston;
VIII he sold cheap. For particulars 3r-
ply 10. Clark street. faftl ward ~