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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-22


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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
Obituary Matters.

Florence Elizabeth, 11-mont hs-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Schuessel. 23lS Seventh avenue, died
at 10 o'clock this morning of whoop-
ing cough. The funeral will occur
from the bereaved home at 2 O'Clock
Monday afternoon.
TIE funeral services for Herman
Heuck We're held at the residence,
1921 Thirty-sixth street. Wednesday
afternoon, Rev. I. w. Grafton. as
sisted by Rev. Davidson. officiating.
quartet composed Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Messenger. Miss Clara John
son and Rev. Grafton sang "aock
Of Ages" and What 1t Is to Be
There" There were m:ny beautiful
floral offerings from friends and as.
sociates of the deceased. The pail.
bearers were George Knox, Edgar
Lemon. Samuel Ross, Fred Bleuer.
August Mike and Henry Rohr. In.
teTment was made at the Lutheran
Gem etery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
River RipIeta.

The packet Sidney passed south.
The Lone Star, Verne Swain and
Bcardman came down.
The Artemus Lamb came down
with IL barges of lumber.
The boats up were the 10 Long,
Winona, Lone Star and Artemus
Lamb.
The water has fallen to 2S5 ut
which point it is stationary; the tenn
perature at noon was "a.
The Verne Swain is again back in
the Rock Island and Clinton short
trade, all necessary repairs having
been made.
The water is stationary at st. Paul
and falling at St. Louis. The fore
cast says the river will remain nearly
stationary, though, with a slight fall
ing tendency from Dubuque north
ward until Monday, and will fall
slightly at Rock Island.
A paper whose sympathies are with
the 10 Long crowd in the local packet
war. gloated in its last issue over the
misfortunes that had befallen the
Verne Swain and predicted that the
Long people would make stronger
inroads on her trade in the mean
time. The Verne got away yester-
day on her regular trip and this
morning the trim little craft beat
the Boardman down by half an hour.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
A CURFEW FOR MOLINE.
Lady In That City Ag,tatIug the Matter
of Ordinances.


of Ordinances.
Mrs. c. W. Heald is interesting
herself in the passage of a curfew
ordinance in Moline and will pre-.
sent petition to the council there
at the meeting Monday night, SIX.
ing that an ordinance be adopted.
She has received a copy of the ordi-
nance in force at Lincoln, Neb.
which provides that children OF eth
er sex under Is years of age shall no,
be on the street after p. m. from
March to Aug. 81. nor out after 8
p m. from Sept. to Feb. 2S. unless
accompanied by their parents or
guardian. Any children SO found
shall be arrested, and unless the par
ents or guardian shall furnish rea-
sonable excuse for their presence on
the streets the children shall be fined
not to exceed SIS. Mrs Heald also
has letter from Col. A. Horeland,
who was instrumental in securing
the passage of the Lincoln ordinance,
in which he states it is working with
beneficial results to children, who
are thus prevented from contamina.
ton with evil associates late al
night. Pueblo. Colo. passed a sim
liar ordinance Monday night.
Moline is following the example Of
Milan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
Omaha Special.

For the accommodation of the del
egate' to the Young Peoples Chris.
tian union and their friends who
hava decided to use that route the
G. X. ]. & P. railway will attach a
special coach to the fast mail train
leaving Rock Island at 7:16 a. m.
Wednesday. Aug. 10. reaching Oma-
ha at 5:35 p. m. Remember that the
fare is 9 cents less by the Rock ISL
and for this excursion than via other
lines; the time consumed enroute is
three hours shorter and the facilities
for return journey very much su-
perior.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
BURNS AND CATION PLAY
Take . Stick In Yesterdays Benefit Rail
Game at Chicago.

Take Stick in Yesterdays Benefit Rail
Game at Chicago.
Billy Cation and Farmer" Burns
played in yesterdays benefit ball
game for Jake Shaefer at Chicago.
Cation held down the second bag
for the billiardists aud also did duty
at third and in the right garden be-
fore the contest was ended. Burns
played center field for Eddie Foy's
team. Cation and Burns each saw
the home plate once during the seven
innings. The farmer came out Of
the game without an error. while
Cation had four marks credited to
him in the last column.
The game was great success.
The players paraded the streets in
most ridiculous attire and kept the
several thousand people who wit
messed the contest in a constant up
roar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15

W. c. Totten has secured the lease
OF half the storeroom of c. c. TAYLOR
on Second avenue and will establish
music house therein. He will in
addition to carrying a complete aud
select line Of instruments make q
speciality OF piano Turning. in which
art he has perfected himself and is
an adept. Mr.. Totten is native OF
Rock Island and has spent all his
life here and he deserves the patron
age his efforts and his merit entitle
him to.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
SATURDAY SPECIAL
At Young L. McComb,'.

Commencing at 8 p. N. and con-
tinuing until 9 p. NJ. Saturday even
ing.
Pint fruit Jars with Boyd caps,
rubber packeu, l dozen box, per box
35 cents.
Quart fruit irs, same as above,
per dozen As cents.
Half gallon fruit jars, same as
above, per dozen SIS cents,
Folding fans 1c. &c, sc. Sc, 15c and
Csc, worth up to 60c, less than one
half value.
1000 yards new plaids, will throw
them out for 124c for today only.
Ladies' spring capes worth up to
1886 come take your pick today for
CSC.
% per cent discount on croquet
sets-one-fourth off.
Ladies' shirt waist sets worth SOC,
today zoe.
Children's black Isle thread hose.
white feet. per pair SC.
Ladies' chimesets, worth up to
45c, today 1Oc.
A beautiful banquet lamp worth
So. today price complete with shade,
only $1.98.
Special low prices in ladies' night
| dresses.
Crochet or Knitting silk per ball
cents.
Little Helper TOY carpet sweeper)
was IS cents, today 60 cents.
Ladies' ties worth 25 cents. today s
price ID cents.
Ammonia per bottle 5 cents.
Young G. MCCOMBs.
The busiest and best store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
Got No Gold.

An item appeared in the Joslin
correspondence of The ARG Us this
week to the effect that the patrons of
the Joslin creamery had been paid
off in gold. The source of the inform
alton is not reliable, at least not as
to all the patrons, for some have
made it point to come to THE AR
GUS and assert that there was no gold
in the amount received by them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
MISCHIEF OF LIGHTNING.

Bolt Does Considerable Damage ut Prof.
G. w. Foss' Residence.
During the storm early this morn
ing lightning struck the chimney on
the residence of Prof. G. w. Foss, of
Augustana college. at sos Thirty
eighth street, aud descended into the
sitting room. setting fire to the car
pet. where the flames spread to a
closest. destroying quantity of
clothing. Prof. Foss and his family
are away from home, being at Stan
ton. Virginia. for the summer. and
Erlund Anderson. a student at the
college. who is in care of the house,
was studying in the parlcr ut the
time. but was injured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
is GIVEN THE LIE.
Malicious Misrepresentation Ef.
fectually M lied.
SOME UNFORTUNATE OCCURRENCES

A Story Without Foundation Evidently
Started by People Of Evil Design
The Proof of the Faisity of the
Same.
In seeking. to do q kindness The
Argus has been the subject of mali
cious misrepresentation, and it
therefore becomes its duty as a mat
ter of self protection to make refer
ence to what it has heretofore
avoided doing, and which it had
hoped it would be able to continue
to avoid doing.
OF late there have occurred in one
of the resident portions Of the city
exceedingly unhappy outbreaks of q
domestic nature, aud while reports
of the same have reached the paper,
reference has been omitted in fur
therance of desire that the occur
renee be not aggravated by newspaper
publicity. at least that allusion be
withheld if possible with the hope
that proceedings would not result of
a nature that would involve public
discussion.
False Statements Circulated.
More recently. however, certain
stories have been in circulation to
the effect that The ARGUS had been
unduly in fluenced to treat the matters
referred to with Indifference: to ignore
them. No effort has been spared
to trace these entirely false accusa-
tions, originating with maliciously
inclined people, to their fountain
head. the paper desiring to accom-
pany its own positive denial with the
proper refutation from one who is in
position to know the facts, and in
this connection the appended note
speaks for itself:
ROCK ISLAND, Aug. Is Certain
rumors having been in circu alton
to the effect that | have exerted in
fluence over any paper to suppress
matters affecting me, hereby de-
clare all such statements absolutely
false. l have not attempted to in
fluence newspapers or others.
NJ. A. LLOYD.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
JONES' JAMBOUREE
Causes a Connection at the
Club Saloon.
0UsPIDoREs Fly RIGHT AND LEFT.

four 1 ncle Johnny EmefEes From the Fra.
cas- With q Disfgured Countenance, After
Which the Poi,cs Department Takes q
Hand 10 tho Affair.
Things we're lively for awhile
around the Club saloon on Eigh.
teenth street last night. The climax
was the appearance in the police
coart Of Johnny Jone-, with a dis
figured physiognomy, and julie
Banker.
Your Uncle Johnny was not
himself last night. He was absorb
ing corn juice. Johnny saw the er-
ror Of his way so far as his intimacy
with liquor is concerned about u
dozen moons ago. So he quit drink
ing. And Johnoy proved to be a
man of his word until few evenings
ago. He met me old acquaint.
ances on the other side OF the stream
in the latter day vernacular '.stufl
was of" johnny made his appear
ance in Rock Island last night in
company with an elegant load Of
peaches. SO the story goes. He made
The rounds and about 9 o'clock he
asserted his presence at the Club By
beginning rough house. The fra.
cas- started in one of the wine rooms,
Jones threatening to do all kinds of
bad things to companion. Will
liam Stengel went back and re-
monstrated, whereupon he re-
ceived a bottle neck breaker in the
vicinity Of the optic. This he did
not resent physically, instead Offer
ing words of advice to his intoxi-
Gated friend. 1t was not long before
Jones was quoted down, so StengeI
says. While they were standing be.
fore the bar Gus Stengel, Jr.. came
in and reprim anded Jones for bit
boisterous conduct. This agitated
him all the more and cuspidore
famed by Stengei's Uranium the mex,
instant. and left its impress in the
wall.
Then the rough house started
Bartender julie Banker wa:
the next man for Johnny to call
down. Then he picked up another
cuspidore and sailed it through the
glass inside door and out it wen,
on the sidewalk via plate
glass window. The next scene
was Jones and Banker doing &
| mathematician on the BARRON
floor. Jones fell first. Then Banker
administered a severe beating tc
him. Officers Bender and McCarth,
arrived and both Jones and Banker
were arrested. The patrol made
two trips before all the participant
were gathered in.
1t is asserted that a woman was in
| vOlved in the affair and that it began
over her. But the Mcssrs. StengeI
say woman had nothing to do will
the case.
Trials ContIaued.
Jones and Banker were charged
with disturbing the peace this morn
ing and their hearing continued unit
Wednesday. Both furnishs d bail.
Rose Brown and Stella Todd, two
Davenport fairies arrested last nigh
for being intoxicated, were assesse,
Is and costs each. They paid.
a. GOldburg, the man vi no stole
team of horses, wagon and othe
articles from Cambridge farmer
Thursday night, was caught at Goa
Valley last evening and placed under
arrest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15

Notice is hereby given that the
firm OIL. Ramser & Son. jewellers
and opticians, has been dissolved
and that the business will hereafter
be conducted by j. Ramser. who
assumes all liabilities and collects all
accounts due the firm of j. Ramser &
Son.
Rock Island. Ill, Aug. II. 1896.
j. fAMsEk,
PAUL kAMsEk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
JUDGE GLENN VERY ILL,
Suddenly Struck with . Serious Attach
of Rheumatism at AIedo.

"e"fJ StfurK WIFI SeTfous AttAcK
of Rheumatism at AIedo.
Judge j. j. Glenn, Of Monmouth.
is quite seriously i'll at his hotel at
Aledo. He was suddenly seized dur
ing one night this week with an
acute rheumatic attack and has been
Frustrated since. His family is with
him, but it is impossible to move him
TO his home. AS soon as he RECEIVERS
sufficiently he will be taken to West
Virginia in hopes OF ben eficial ef-
fects.
Nineteen years ago Judge Glenn
SUITE red a similar attack and he was
incapacitated for a year. Since then
he has been comparatively free from
the trouble.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
COUNTY BUILDING.

13-William kerns to Charles S.
Kerns. lot /. block 10, Woods third
add, Moline, $50
David Gruhl to Herman Papenhau-
sen. lot 5. block /, Wittick's add.
Moline, 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
"CutS no Cheese

IS the expression you often hear now
a-days. Its all right in a coed many
cases. bat it won't Apply to Shields. He
cuts the cheese and the prices too. Its
his reckless way of slashing that cuts
the other fellows to the very quick.
His cheese knife is long and sharp, it
has been ground on the stone of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-15
lsse-ren Year Guar.nse.-1sse.

l will replace free all work that
have done during the past 10 years
that Is not satisfactory.
9. 81. BABCOCK,
17z5 Second avenue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

ANTEr-AEcnts. 5000 a week sure I,
workers, no capital needed new Goods
rev PLAN sells nt sight. every FAMILY
needs 1t, II. s. CO.. Box i2i, Cincinnati
NhLl.
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BANK STATISTICS.
''a' CIRCULAR to l,c Issued by II

Aa' CIRCULAR to I've Issued by the
Treasury.
oa, September lin n fow
va States treasury circular No.
y ssu'd' 1t contains informa.
VILE National banks. State
~ and trust companies and pri.
!" Of The United States. com
reports of the comptroller OF
Ay' In this circular the comp.
~ that the reports for in.
\, s,auVe TO the National bank
n ,S au banking in general have
H. Y, Supply Of reports Of al,
k~pw me currency for recent
gas been found necessary I'm
|hRpy a still furlher demand Il
~ accompanying circular fucf
sa a iprmer reports as Will In
M ''e furnish data and informa
~, ssr contains tables showing
Itss sN resources and , abilities OF
n, a. "ahAs at date of each call
|tly ii non from cctCtcr !
ft.o,m,. no, Inclusive. also tables
[ls snv aes and liabilities af Statc
M u trust companies, savings
bapt.. institutions, number oi
ii Ss IN the United States. thf
ksi,ss1p 9slters and amount Of say.
/ ant from rom $50 10 1885; profit OF
|il "a Circulation, tax collected
~ deposits and rirrilation -;
i ,'1 I from tho beginning Of tn,
Enss u ne 80, lS95: clearing house
|nhs,lrs.c. ami art rles on Lawful
|zns nrns for money, clearing
M. ""ilher of depositors In Ma.
10 tSe AVENUE e',,ue to the government
|En M NE circular represents a val.
|si,hI rI Of statistics and infor.
|klrr sAtu to the National banks
|tee ~ IN general II viii be FUR.
rsre ,L any one IMPLYING for H.
'ah one copy to each ap.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
~. Eli HOTEL DAMAGED

'l'emoer l7.-For half IN
III me Linden hotel. one of
h.. OF this city was In scrl-
q. VI destruction by fire. For
b sny nre broke out in the roof
bid Wy great number of the lries, I
Pei TIA panic among them
I causn" IRE started from some
p III aud was confined to the
Pr ana principal damage was
be Win " estimated chat from
Pged VIII cover the loss. 1t was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

sensation. palpitation, "all
gone" feeling and blues, she at once
takes Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, feeling sure Of obtaining
immediate relief.
Should her symptoms be new to her.
she writes to woman, Mrs. Pinkham,
Lynn, Mass, who promptly explains
her case, and tells her free how to get
well.
Indeed, so many women are now
appealing to Mrs. Pinkham for advice.
that score OF lady secretaries are KEEP.
constantly at work answering the great
volume of correspondence which comes
in every day. Each letter is answered
carefully and accurately, as Mrs Pink
ham fully realizes that life NAV de-
pend upon her reply. and into many
and many home has she shed the
-ays of happiness.
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|,n'hrAM SURVIVORS.

h VA. Mu'' September i7.-Tho
|ssar 'he blue and the gray O.
h, a." 'a'lle mot here today to
rs~s % Of the old phlladelnhla
findso,.o yea sion was thu unvefllnr
q M 10000 monument Tha
n. n uay wore Colonel TIhomn>
fs,5 9pI,.alns Jonah q. Rieliey "
4 Coyernor. h,nr Lowndes 90 Mary
"'r Hastings OF Pennsyl-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
=. GRAND LODGE.

- ,,,aa for Its En-
r.ePrsnt at Dallas
co,,ember Is. i nave
ftxas' Committee rooms,
"A from inc 1 .ho od5
"A busily ehsaseu ''''
w." 4, charge the reception
,,fs.En Grai'u ,t,is c,tv novt
In convenes III 'i'9 ''
Monday forenoon am
trlps -, eves,ything Will be
% say Una. No, ,bodv I'm n
40 TO receive wv 49,. =
f'le''' IN great good to this
nd resp'' n. large. The
~ State oil ieN"'' - 80,
tho Sovereign Louee "ic'
,o.ive men. They have
preseH'aN .,,a I believe.
,erin TO o. ~" A., I'LL
sc,,on. Il wild be the hiS' Ni9''
''f N the State of Texas,
the" ~ ,ecessful session here.
n have SUI .,.a !, ,.ui
.aems to be aSs"'e"' va
,ard TO the state oil IeAas.
4" .,,oa antreulate the dis
es Of pa',"' ~, IN s,1ec,,ns ~
sogn their cl's '' J.,
:. IA hold the seVehty-steoIu
saon .t,,os ara ea,actel
nd representatives. "'V =,
,,rdina.e lodges coihpr.s!Is ca =
and the Tepresen Ia ti'h 10
h he membership on we hu
s,ength Of each Jul-sul ~ t.o.'
s.n,y.e!ght or twenty-h!Le Oh
sdsdict.0Hs have toul repre- VIZ
,rrnty-one OF them nave ihrea
.,,yrs. several nave TWO ana one
sovereign Grand Lodge nous
I.s,ns. and met last year az a /
n. J. At each session uiiieI-
,hranehou. the Jason. capl-
,Wng so large n houy ana pro
ther comforts ana NECESSARY
~ are candidates Tor the ploct.
At Atlantic tlty me ely VI
several competitors, but Texas
Nh the aid and active energies
Ind representatives from This
-
a, has heretofore hcen Expressed
100 big a thl1g to he properly
a cared for by any cry in TINS
Al such fears have been as
4 anyone doubling this state
4. discover their error this next
In which the sovereign Grand
bold this sess on Is being ar
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Lost. Found. Stray, Stolen.

IOS1-On Chapman sWeet. between
sqlhhern Pacific pay car ana jim
Smiths yalOOn. So IA currency three
$40 dollar bills and "a S., finder II well
come to one-half FOR return OF the
either half. John Berry, 1894 Mobile
stree; ~
LOsT-on September nth, 1896. notes 81
run1ry parties also city aud county
scr.pt amounting Ia five hundred and
thirty-two dollars ana nifty cents pay
mont hap boea stopped win pay ten dol.
lars reward aud 10 questions asked II
returned 20 a. Stelzlg. aIi Main street
n. T.. Mclaughlin. n
gTFtAYED OR STOLEN mare
mule. about years old, from my place.
about four miles north Of Houston:
branded on loft Jaw; scar across the nose
caused by an old barb wire cut. Re-
turn 70 j. n. weeden aud receive so re-
ward. "
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M .,hAMBE RLAIY.s

y he Be- snd DIarrhoea Remedy.
~ eor'nl. medicine in the world
Mays h.a'l,ts. II acts uuiolSiT
shh Na pe depended upon. Whe1
and lIlo u Is Pleasant to take
90 II M many others Won will
D Son, your friends. For sale
' Per bottle by ali drug
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N1rEIJ--fn he Third or Fourth ward
a modern house Of about nine rooms cI
r.rties II. B. MoDonough ii3 jackson
S.Iasi,
~ TTsII TO KENT--A good hotel m a
"-nod town References; W: u; camp
fcY banker. Gollad, Texas; u. " Kun
stein. banker Beeyiiis. Texas -A'"ios 81
+. 5. Jackson, Kyle Texas
,.r ro T.EAsE-I want to lease or
",n,v a good newspaper: can give saii :
Sastory references. Address Editor Bog
is7, kyle, Texas .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

LNDTFS- DON'T buy your fan dresses he
fore Madame Josephs return from
lies ever imported TO the United Stlies
and made specially for her prices az
cordng TO hard times; every pattern
u,o,f,, fr.e of charge. -
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!, ~" : TEXAS AFLoAT.

b h',i ~ September l7.-Thc Unit
Il ne Neshlp Texas. which wen,
~ Vas aa oh Of the harbor here
Ispparon n,'oaied carly this morning.
bed 10y uniniurcd. Four tugs
|shed sf,,.ther ami tha work wa
"''er a half hours steady
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PERRY STEPHENS, Of Kansas cry, has
preparation for cleaning all kinds Of
goods cleans and lays carpets. cull on
him al 100 san t'cl.p. street. -
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Financial.

,,7q0 .rc, ! DAN on city property; az c ,h,
F4'O 20 ANA 80 days ,oaas g., OK a., tls
,,r,,'r security. y. Pau. q Co'' 10 me- u u
street =.
5000 10 LOAN on city pr0peri5 An a'S on T tbe
proper security ~ Is
street. / -,
so,tr .nccjalIv cheap building ana loan
snn.y for cho.te loans. stewarrt Su,'rS
Son Son g9ei, Main street, Houston, teAas. =
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fg fee 1lNlas,ostura Bltters & nerally
1 Dr sVeM spirited 1t brighten.
~ esert Il Sons, sole manu-
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ron sALF-FOur room cotIhFN ava
cbsice corner lot IN Third ward; 500 20
$40 cash and balance on easy terms. q:
/ Palmer, IN r Office. u
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Real Estate for Sale.

FOR SAI.F-yoba- 60 farm In Montsom-
cry county. bargain; xix miles from
Serrc :. Il. Jones. 31i Main street.
Houston