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Connecticut western news., 1896-11-12
R;x Street Railway s,nd,c.,.

CLEVELAND, Nov. ll.-It Is definitely announced that the immense international stnsft railway syndicate recently formed will operate in New York as well as in London, P.sris'and other European cities Comppas~al air has been finally decided upon as the power to be uscl. that ques- tion having been an open one until recent ly. A number of directors of the Seamless Tube company, which will manufacture the reservoirs for the compreSscd air. will be in Cleveland in a few days to look into the feasibility of building their immense new factory in this city.
Connecticut western news., 1896-11-12
Shnt Him on Sinht

TACOMA, Nov. ll.-Samuel .. Tucker, painter, met Dr. James Wintermute on the street, and suddenly drawing revolv- CT shot him through the body. killing him. Tucker th.n turned the revolver on him. self, shooting himself through the head. blowing out his brains and dying instant ly. Wintermute, before he died, professed nnt to know the cause of the shooting.
Connecticut western news., 1896-11-12
An Original Republic~n Dead.

DASsvILLE, \. T.. Nov. 1l.-Hon. Isaac Hampton of Osslan, this county, is dead. Mir. Hampton was born in New England April 20, 1891, but removed to western New York when quite young. He was delegate to the first Republican con Sention held in western New York. He was a member of the assembly from Ale yhany county one or more terms. MT. Hampton's wife and nine children sur yiye him
Connecticut western news., 1896-11-12
Sour

Stomach. sometimes called wsterbrash. and burning pain, distress, nausea, dyspepsia. are cured by Hoods Sarsa. parilla. This it accompliShes because with its wonderful power as a blood purifier, Hoods Sarsaparilla gently tones and strengthens the stomach and digestive organs, inyigorateS the liver. creates an appetite, gives refreshing sleep. and raises the health tone. In cases of dyspepsia and indigestion it seems to have a magic touch."
 "For over F years I suffered from sour
Connecticut western news., 1896-11-12
Mnrr Armenian. Killed.

I,oNpoN, Nov. ii.-A dispatch from Constantinople says that advices recclved in that city from Kaisarieh, Asia Minor, say that band of Turks have plunderel the village of Eyerck. killing loo of the Armenian inhabitants and setting fire to and destroying 50 houses Not one of the Turkish marauders was killed. kaisarieh, the adyices further say, has been thrown into state of panic by the outrage.
Connecticut western news., 1896-11-12
Woman Indicted For Manslaughter

CARMEL, \. T., Nov. 1l.-Mrs. John McMahon, who shot Patrick O'Malley on Oct. p last neslr Garrisons, N. Y-, the man dying from his injuries, has been in- dicted for manslaughter in tine first degree. She pleaded not guilty and was released in 1000 hail for appearance at the kebru- ary county court.
Connecticut western news., 1896-11-12
cnn.rl.,. s~inil.r Arrested.

ST LOUIS, Nov. Ills. NJ. Allen. who Slys he is Princeton college student and the heir os n rich aunt living ncar Win. cenncs, Inc, was arn'stcd on the charge af raising S2 silver certificates to si0. De- go'tiNe Murphy who made the arrsst, says d rr,at many nf the bills werc passed In Evansville. Nlnccnnes, Terne Hauto and other Indiana citiSs
Connecticut western news., 1896-11-12
An ArIstocrstic swindlsr.

WINDSOR, Ont. Nov. 1l,-James F., Faulkner, the aristocratic looking man from Bridgeport, Conn.. who filled a house with furniture and goods obtained on promises 10 pay and then carted them off, has been arrested. The goods were traced to house four miles out of the city, where Faulkner was found with his wife and four children. The traiesInen recovered their goods. and Faulkner was brought before the police magistrate and remanded for n week
Connecticut western news., 1896-11-12
Prominent Jersey Republican Dead.

NEW YORK, Nov. ll.-C. V. N. Wilson, a leading Republican of New Jersey, died at Long Brunch of typhoid pneumonia. Mir. Wilson was marshal of the big parade which greeted Garret A. Hobart and Gov ernor GriggS on the occasion of their visit there rccently. \ day or two after this event Mir. Wilson was taken ill
Connecticut western news., 1896-11-12
Critical Time. In Turkey.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Daily News Vienna correspondent tclegraphs that re- ports from Constantinople show that the situation there is very dangerous. The families of most of the diplomats have left tho cifx
Connecticut western news., 1896-11-12
CH!CEEE|1R&ISSSS

As now constructed CONQUER ALL COM PETITION.
 They are the most perfect instrument man. ufactured. No piano has as perfect a scale as the CHICkERING. The new style Fs are most magnificent specimens of the highest class of artistic excellence. Musicians and the trade generally. the world over, speak in highest praise of the CHICkERING. Even the bitterest competition is compelled to &C., knowledge the superiority of the CHECKER ING- No piano to-day stands so high in the estimation of the best musicians. They are beyond com parison and without a com mpetitor. Why? Because the people have tested their merit and know whereof they speak. when they say that they will have only the CHICK BRING, that a difference of one hundred dollars or more is not 10 be considered, Shen the Chickering is known to stay in tune longer, the actions are more perfect, cases nore artistic and better finished, and abole al other points, THE TCNE has more yibra- ion is more sympathe' and more durable. There are more CHICkERING PIANOS in Liich6eld County than any other make Many of them of them having been entrusted 10 my care for fourteen years. are good to- lay as ever at concert pitch, rone and action in perfect condition One of them is 72 years old and every part in as perfect shape as the day il came from the factory. The number of this piano Is 5S3. Why not examine these instruments? Send for catalogues.
Connecticut western news., 1896-11-12
SAVED BY OLD GLORY
wkRSHIP MINNEAPOLIS TO THE RES
 CUE OF ARnENlANS.
Uncle sam's Cruiser Helped a British skipper In ReseuinE Refugee. Prom Turkish Assa.sins - Admiral setfridrs Threatened 10 Bombard the Towa-

Threatened 10 Bomeard the Towa-
 NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The steamship Boyne of the Mercantile Steamship com pany of London has arrived at this port from Gibraltar and Mediterranean ports. Captain Fischer told remarkahlc story to Collector of the Port kilbrcth. Law Officer Phelps and Special Deputy Naval Officer Gourley of the customs department as to why he had entercd port without a manifest.
 The British steamship Boyne lay at an. chor of smyrna, Turkey in Asia, on Oct. 10, There had been several riots in Smyr- ma for three ar. four days before. The din of another conflict rS'ached the ears of the Boyne's captain about o'clock in the evening, and the cries of the victims of the assassins came over the waters. An hour afterward a small boat came up beside the British steamship, and an aged man begged permission to go aboard. With him were six others, three of them women, all Armenian pfugeeS- Captain Fischer as sented. He fed them, card for them and gave them the protection of his flag Fischer said he was bound for America. and in or,icr to be on the safe side the ref- u1nNas were registered as passengers.
 Not long afterward boatload of Turks
 
 the forSes came aboard. Captain Fischer admitted that he had the refugys.s on his vessel, but rsfuscd to deliver them over He drew up his crew of hrawny men, and the Turkish officer said he would give the Britishcr until the morning ia turn over the Armenianss After the Turks had left his vessel Captain Fischer manned boat and moved stealthily away from the ship to secure assistance. He visited an Italian man-of-war. but the commander denied his right or wish to interfere, as he was there to protect the subjects of King Hum bert, ke said.
 Aid From the Minneapolis
 Captain Fischer had at length to givc up the s,arch. and, rctnrninH to his vessel. made all prcnarations for run for 1t When dawn came, however. out of the mists, away down the hay, the outlines of a white hull appeared. The grcat white stranger was the United States warship Minneapolis The British flag was sent swinging out upside down, and the Min ncapolis lookout saw tho signal of distress. Captain Fischer pup off in a small boat and was royally received. He told his story, and Admiral Thomas Q. Selfridge, Jr.., commander of the European squad. ron. said;
 wen give you all the assistance you want Youll take those refugccs safely out of this port if I've got to bomharl the town, " and the admiral orhercd of the barge, with detail of marines and blue jackets, over to the British ship with or. i dcrs to hold her safe from attack. Then i the American consul was sent for. and it was agreed that the Boyne should sail at once under the escort of the Minneapolis. 1 Soon bloody smyrna was many malcs behind, but the captain had forgotten his | manifest
Connecticut western news., 1896-11-12

In 1898 Havana was desolated by ure which destroyed 35o houses in the best quarter of the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04

and practical good work OF Mrs Thomas
Keats, assistant In this department. Gal
weston VIII be well represented. Oh that
could pen an appeal that would reach
every child. girl and woman lover of How
elS They know and appreciate their
value. More charming than the fairy spir-
ITS, surprising all imagination in richness
ana variety of color shedding an unparal-
lei,d fragrance OF delight. synholiziug o.v-
cry principle and emotion the influence of
these silent companions Is potent IN your
lives. They beautify the home. Some
flowers are within reach OF the poorest
and the humhlcst, flourish alike In the cot
tage of the poor and the palace Of the rich
IN ther beauty, variety. excellence and
purity stirring the deepest fountains of all
that is noble in our natures. Every color
every fragrant blossom is elevating and
refining.
Help u.s. then, to make a grand exhbi,
at Dickinson on the 10th Of November
next. Send or bring anything you have.
pot plant. shrub or cut flowers md II you
are 100 miles away. you and your flowers
viii receive the same attention and the
same consideration as our nearest neigh
Dor or best friend.
For catalogue and particulars apply to
Mrs, II. NJ. Lowry of Hitchcock, Texas.
Superintendent Of floral department.
Secretary Mally requests The Post to
state that the poultry sheds at the fair
grounds have been put in first class shape
for occupancy aud members of the poul-
try nsso"ialion who wish to place exhibits
arc assured that their stock will be full
protected from all contingencies resulting
from bad weather
II Is gratifying to observe the interest
hc'rP taken in the fair and all Indications
Ioint to a complete success,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04
VAST COUNTRY FAIR.

!, Sisi Sto1ag for Or a Grand Flora, BY
isa. ' ',s Texas. October ' eI'~,n .,,
Faat, I re. nov propirou. for ,5 AL cob.
+ rala. WHIT, The generous ana refr r," n
Fun 'parsp r,os ,n have closed @s loas
aIan 81 every dcaerIa-IoS p p o.
b. ,loo a on awards offered nv 'I ,sa l'' err,
/. e - fer an csals, ., Atone on, an and
| ''''' all lover, vi. .,I, stimulate ana en-
az ooairi Is IS'1 u, to take an Ip, a0"
Nm, rss.an ana in,'ra i 'do m 40 "a 97le
. ~ Nae o. ,,soa,sely tac ladies' o o. An, ,@s
e., rAs s' .si aispa sgy oi 3Ssy ege
p ' S pRS , sl have responded d''r mon
=, laias I IN 70 be on e .5,i;, TO-. Plants
ss.s.a Chicago an from as great ,itl a
''sA the wonderful S, ener no,
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rsyAS IN NEW YORK.
:, II chllders Writes His impress
II. II. n s,ops Of That state.

n chllders Writes rites, MS 'i"f'''
" The h',. october 20. 1so6,--l have
HUDSON, srcp;e for writing. one is t.
'so, .v few clippings from the Hudson
sera wv ooocerning my work in this cam
Se 'Ia md the other is to give my Texas
I Ia'sI particularly those devoted to the
'rien's' silver cause, my idea OF the New
i~' ,hs strangest campaign that the
" ~. over known, and Notwithstanding
so" Inns of the republicans of a majority,
w s,s,ns to 100000 mark. it would not sur
.'.s me II the State should 80 for Bryan
,s.,,otors the republicans have always
.,,,a upou carrying by large mnjorities
-, ,ural districts, and they are now rest
!, t,pcled security on the OLD reliance
=, matter Of fact. the farmers of New
Wv s,ate have taken the free silver fever
!.1 ,honsands Of those who have been for
-. devoted, unc0mprOmisins republicans
isrs sIenided their intention OF voting for
p.,,n was in New York city today and
~. ,olj by the private secretary of MIR
:, John at democratic headquarters, that
49, number Of republican farmers in the
|s.ts VIII, would vote for Bryan would
,a s loo 900. These figures look very large
"a AN may be unwittingly exaggerated. but in
n, canyassing that | have done In this
'slSmba) county, find many republican
inner, r,s in favor Of Bryan And have not
~ democratic farmer yet for Mckinley.
I'M Nm York City is the dangerous ground.
tS.h il the wage earncrs vote their con-
Mons. the democrats viii carry the city
$4,000
ne manufacturers and employers gener-
d are coerclng with might. but in this
s.Ious manner. They tell the laborers
n they they are perfectly willing for them to
ID as they please, but that ii they vote
b Bryan, they will close up shop the very
rn their business on,
ne workmen are not always far-seeing
E.rgh to discover the coercion in this
Iarrer Of dealing with the subject. and
siI DC caught. but win all that the dem
Eriis are relying on the silent unseen act
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04

| WANTED Machinery To art h, ntat clssy
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or family hy n ln,iy nG n nwrt,n, az VIZ.
,>,,.ri '' i','' 81 " , '"''i'i ~ NN"' I,
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'lii''l. AuutesS s'lesihah, lhiA othce =
WANTED -Ssluatiou man aud wiie. wife
work, Address 1886 this mice. 9
BY EDtTCATEu aud Cnergotic nGWSTaTeT
man. situation iu r,Mtor.F reneritof ii
or business department, experienced ana
a. nrSl class ANA AZ Anything. ". &.
Motifs Gro Nhf"ch, Tomas. o
WANTED posh on TO tench by a YOUNG
laiA OF ability and experience. would
prefer town who're q young lady friend.
wen c1ucat0h I'm music. could Obtain nu-
f,e puP'ls. b,,S' OF retergn'vs given AZ
.,,.r,' 49, ''','''''', ''""9'
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FOR SALE.

FOLLOWING mrrthaud. e. sciznd Ia tram.
~ by owner, linen importer turned over
10 as for sale M hllt prce. catc largest
double dlm1sN orer work knotte1 trnig,
owes 20 cents a lln'n ianlask n',p
NJ, S;lU' douh'' dam l-k ulplNns, SID
ilnlToidcred Inca haudl, rchicis, a
1cnls FtonkAn's. i0ll raNas avenue.
FOR SALl--Oge ear tdAbaee at fhc ii. *
7. g. railroad depot. ~ - ne Sold ~ h,iil,
oi lots 10 suit PURCHASERS; the aa,i ear
consigned TO the CrI,r of Baird n West
notify IL Houston PRO tud corr
~ ss.ou company. For further ufurni4-
ton apply j, I. Ben, agent IT, ( 4. G.
FOR SALE "A large Al young mule, with
or without dray ana harness. Cheap FOR
cash a. Berins. Milan ana Prairie. 10
FOR SALE Complete record late clvil
war, published lay act of congress. over
10 Volumes, maps. etc, at government
publishers price, wish 10 per cent Ad-
dress j. Is. T. Stokes. Grovcton, Texas. &
Accom- shipper TWO cascs latest fad
% gems SHIRTS, MHuhAitau make scised
by owner IA transit. market ptic, SLhD.
selling price 10 SCENTS. Franklit's TrNos
aNtuur.
NEW SlROP DE BArTRiE HONEY. Ma
pie Syrup. buckwhcat. Whcatcn1,
Whcatict, EVapotufed Easpherrcs and
Ihttei Cherries ana farfHes Coffee. at
zoe. al ltedMood's, so Travis. I
FOR SALE-TweNc foot wall case. 5l2
Main street. Il
FOR SALE-A good driving or delivery
horse, quick and stylish ~ action .anI
perfectly sound. W n be- sold cheap j. T..
Carrot. with james Butte
BEFORE SELLING or huying SECOND
huHd furniture aud other household
goods call at the Boston Furniture
camp, No sos Prare avenue. y. Ctamer
Agent I
WHO WANTS one They must be sold al
cnc' brand ncw stock: two hno surrcy..
TWO me phaetons. Two line nugEies. one
hack and brake. one light curringe. one
Lent park hack, at factory prices. write
AT once and get your choice. i,oN ~.
SnhulchpurS, TcAaS.
FOR SALE Two Thoroughbred Tennessee
jacks, ono 10 years Old, one 3 years old
both good ones. ready for service Ad-
dress W n Rivers. lslgin. Texas ll-u
For SALE-A frst-class fish and oyster
business paying good, Il good stand for
a good man Address IL, H. i06. this OF
JUST KE1'E;Vt.D Two carlonds Of mules
and some wen broke large horses. which
ara for sale cheap. at Bowser Il VIII
sons stable. III Prairie 4
OUTFTT, compIete, half
price blower, arm machines, wise. anvil.
longs. drills and punches. Cal or write
Collins FURNITURE Company. ZIG Lous-
ana, under Hotel Boyle. II
TOYS. TOYs. TOYS-We have over 500
samples direct FROM the manufacturer;
come and see us, we lake your order
AMI the goods will reach you in No
4 Co. sample Rooms Sl3ls Man stree,
IL
CUT FLOWERS and flower work a sp..
cialtv. NJ. Y. Wright, Florist ll-iG
A LOT u new huggics, phaetons. Surveys
oad harness for sale az cost Lurcudon's
Stable. corner Franklin and Caroline
streets. li-iO
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REAL EsTAT7 FOR SALE.

FoN SALE Nice, We'll drained place. With
h,"rnG pear orchard an In high state
OF eut WALTON, four acres Strawberries
SCOT NiN room house, barn and out
IMldnES, plenty 81 water TO irrieato
Investment; any one Wishing good nome
VIII do woil 10 my cNtigatc ths Address
Lock BOX N. ALVIN. Texas. s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04

YOU have heard of Is. WILSON'S RENE
dies Morphine. opium, Whisky and To-
bacco cures We VIII send you a free
sample 81 either 20 test for Zoe In stamps
10 pay postage. Address -. wilson
ITr.ruff4H Texas ll-1i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04
BOARD AND ROOMS.

i'll TFNAs AVENUE RoardlaE house.
two ard hy,f no i,s fro.n Capitol hotel,
luslnass a4itar: rooms for rcug witG
OF without boari itrinsionts solicited q
BOARD AND ROOMS. Nicely furnished
room. also two connecting rooms win
hoard. modern conyeniences: centrally
located day boarders solicited. sl2
Travis strevi. y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04
2YDD-RICHAR9S LUMBER CO..
LAKE CHARLES, LA.

CHARLES FiTzENRElTER, Genl Mgr,.
Manufuciurtrs and Dealers N gh
Grades Calcasieu Yellow Pine Lumpef'
Rough. Dressed and Sized Orders ;"
L. I'd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04

WANTED 500 lldics to have all Facial
INemishcs removed, such as Tan. Freck-
los Liver Spots, FleshNorms, l'lmples
Warts Mclrs or any other dtsnglrc-
mnnfs Drs. Warner, BuIfoUr & White
NlnnnD q Eurncit luIldIui ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04

CUSTOMERS waited Tor ch.na dinner
see. glassware amps or silver pla tod
ware al Houston cana and Glassware
co eos Main street. James F. Dumb,e,
Manner n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04

TAMPS, LAMPS LAMPS -incandcsce1t
LAMPS whol,yHie ana r"tail; 4rmature
rcw.ndug q specially, electrical and
railway supplies. The Barden- Sheets
Electrical Construction Company. g1i
Pres on uNcuua If
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04

ELINIRS. a positive cure for
all Uterine. Bladder and Rectum
Trouble. a home trca'm ent for ladies'
no can no; take treatment at our san
itarum can OF write for PARTICULARS.
Dr7. Warner, BalIour & White, Hous-
Ton Medical Electro ThorappeItical aud
Massage San.tsrium, Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04
LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.

LOST Ladies black leather bc!- pociIet
book containing silver money and "a Hat
slcrl KEY Return tn BinH Building the
Tc,s1I,Tc 3os q -,
to name OF Jumbo. liberal rewaa,i If re-
turned to GO Lamar avenue.
BAY MARE, branded on left hind HIP;
F9W reward for return to iiiG BrazOs
street.
STRAfED OR STOLEN-B Black and tan
hound btrh, liberal reward for bitch:
W reward for arrest and conviction OF
ther G. NJ. bullock 902 Congress ave
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04

YOU CAN LEARN SHORTHAND BY
mail write for circular regarding our
mail course Houston Shorthand and
Typewriing School, Mason Block, MISS
Anen 4. nlrpcr. nIlncIpIl. II
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home treatment for uterine
troubles. investigate, at fl2 Binz build
ing. lazy attendants from to p. m.
auVicc and health book free. Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04

DR.. WM. II. ECKIiNRDT has removed
his office to B.n2 building roomg Sl3
and $40. Hours. II TO l. add . to g. Phone
IN. ll-29
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PERSON AL.
W @ DREW, the Druggist. has moved
iuJ Main street

MRS. CLAlRBEL PAYNE, voice culture.
Italian method. hours . a. an. 70 II m,
. D. IN. to p. IN, studio, 2U3 Moore ~
Burnett building, Houston, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the rogniar
annual meeting OF the stockholders and
directors Of the Houston East ani West
Texas Railway company win bc held at
the general office Of said company In
the city or Houston, az 10 -~'rlotk a. M.
ON Tuesday the lst day of December.
1896, Ia,uts a, Baker. Jr. Secretary
Houston East aud West Texas Railway
Company. l2-l0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04

NmE, G a. EUJAC. p,aniste. s;.:dio a2a
Mason block. especial attention paid 20
rudiments OF muse. lessons at pupils
residence Il desired Instruction 10 be-
g!nnors, also advanced students. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04

FOR SALE on tliNT--A good two stony
eleven room dwelliug good ciatorn also
Whl'rwoihs atiach~d, conveniently To-
Gated I'm tho city OF Cameron Texas.
suitable FOR boarding house, VIII sell or
i'ni with az without furniture; terms
.hSN ana reasonable. Apply to J. W
nANIs. tamnron. TIME
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04

Fols SALE Several special bargains In
new rcsti"nCs property on street chr
lines, both inside aud outside city lni-
It's. n. NJ. Norllrot II
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i's lots. corner Rice street and Lamar
avenue, eight new three~room houses
rom for 81 each. $40 per month: Il per
cent per nnnum. price $500 cash sub-
urban city property. correspondence So
llciiol. Address WIN Hunter. IIutchtnN
House. Houston. Texas. ii 20
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CLOSE THAT DOOR Apply for agency .
price r"du I'd now Us the time for
busters, " Hams Door Closer Co
Waterloo. Iowa. 10
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WANTED TO BuY-At once, one set bar
fixtures, counter to he about ~ feet
long Apply TO American Brewing AS
rotation II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04

GERMAN XIII or mlddle agad lady 10 take
care o. baby good home FOR ght pArty
api wages WAS Restaurant, eil con-
gieS4 avenue,