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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-17
SUGAR LEADS
THE ENTIRE LIST
General Market Irregular With
Downward Tendency.
LONDON PRICES HIGHER
WEEKS SPECULATION FAIRLY IN
TEREsTTNG.

Shipments of Gold Fer the Past Seven
Days Approximate $o,0OO,0Oo-iSf-
forts of the Government to Check
the Outflow Not Regarded as Prac-
ficaI-The Call Made BY the Trea-
sury Upon the Depository Banks
Metals Quiet-Live Stock Markets
Fairly Active.
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BOSTON OI-OTATIONs

Boston, May 16-Atchison, Is; Bell Tele-
phone, 205; c. 2. e G., 1885; Mexican Gen.
trail, 10: Oregon Short Line, 61k; San
Diego, 10; 3. & NJ. 1885; B. & B. ~.
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EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

New York, May 1.-THE exports Of
specie for the week amounted to S4,-
6lS,a79 in gold and s960,700 in silver.
The imports were: Gold, S3S, 204; sill
yer, s61,236; dry goods, S1,372, S99; gen.
eral merchandise, $6,7O1SS1.
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NEWS FROM
NEARBY TOWNS
Wedding of Logan NJ. Paul and
Hiss Edna Twelves.
SALT LAKERS PRESENT.
A RELIGIOUS WEEKLY THAT is
HOLLOW MoCKERY.

Governor McConneIrs Lecture Fine
Effort, and it Was Well Received
B. Y. A. Ball ut the SOutlwOrth
HalI-CareIess Bicycle Rider Does
Dnmage-Nineteent Century Club
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Washington May 16.-Today's state
ment of the condition OF the treasury
shows:
Available cash balance. ... s26S. le1. $50
Gold reserve. 4,427,61S
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK

Kansas City, May 16.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000: shipments. 1000. Market
nominally steady: no market
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments, A.
zoo. Market steady; bulk of sales $3.50
S15; heavies, 2.50@3.1 10; packers. 3oO0
3.15; lights. 3l00S 275k; pigs, S0o@3.27.
Sheep Receipts, none; shipments.
1890. Market nominally steady.
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PROVO, May 16.-The wedding of
Logan NJ. Paul and Edna Twelves was
solenrnized at their comfortable little
home In the Fourth ward on Thursday
evening last The ceremony was pro-
nounced by John E. Booth, at o'clock,
in the midst of a few near relatives
and friends and Immediately afterward
refreshments were served in the dining
room. The bride was dressed in white
swiss, trimmed with point lace. She
held a bunch of lilies of the valley in
her hand and had bunch of the same
flowers in her hair. After supper was
over, the furniture was removed from
one of the large rooms and dancing and
fun was INDUCED in till a late hour.
The guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Orson Twelves, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Paul, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. John R.
Twelvcs, Mr. and Mrs Alma Vance,
Mr. and Mrs. l. R. Vanve, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Knight, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Smith.
Miss Ida Twelves. Miss Binnie Paul,
the Misses Jessie, Ethel and Fora
Smith, Mrs. Steve Moore, Mrs. Dora
Olson, the Misses Rose, Pauline and
Elisha Moore, Mrs. Sam Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs R. E. Knowlden, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Foote, Bert Twelves, Joe Daniels,
the Misses Minnie and May Boshard,
Miss Lizzie Holden and Mrs. Bell Nc
Adam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul start out in mar
ried life with brilliant prospects and
their many friends wish them happy
and prosperous future.
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Cash quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Ne;ylected.
Wheat-Spring No. 2, 61l4; No. 3 spring.
b912Q61; No. 2 red, 65l4 @65is.
Corn-No. 2. 2S15@29%.
oats--No. 2; 1914; No. 2 white, 81; No. 3
white, $4,000.
Rye-No. 2, 1914
Barley-No. p nominal; No. f. o. b..
30a34; No. 4, f o. b., 2SQ30.
Flax Seed-No. l. SSH.
Timothy-Prime seed, $780,
Mess Pork-Per barrel, 7G067. IS.
Lard-Per 100 pounds, 49,
Short Ribs--Sides Qoose), 4G56415
AS.
Short Sides-(Boxed), 4.12Is04. %.
Mhisky@Distillers' finished goods per
gallon, L22.
Sugar-Cut loaf. nominal
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THE TREASITRY

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creamery, I1ml5:
dairy, Sob. Eggs, firm; 9@10.
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The Rogers Cigar Co.. Wholesale
agents.
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LADIES' AND CHILDREN's HOSIERY
At great price reductions during this
week at > sss
F. AUERBACH G. BRO.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

"Pudd'nhead Wilson" comes tomor-
row night.
Interesting services at the Methodist
church today. Special services at II
a. m. for children and young people.
Illustrated sermon. topic, Railroad
ing" Reserved seats for the children.
Sermon again at p. m.
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A HOLLOW MOCKERY.

The strictly non-partisan Religious
Enquirer came out this morning with
rehash of the Daily Enquirer and a
copied piece from the Deseret News
on politics. If the policy of the paper
is to be judged by the first issue it
will only be a repetition olf what is
contained in the other publications from
the same Office. One very prominent
man said: rs it consistent for an
imp of Satan to teach the gospel of
Christi"
1t is frequently said that the religious
weekly would never have been start
ed had not r. Maeser announced his in
tention of publishing a weekly paper
here.
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LIVERPOOL WHEAT.

LIVERPOOL. May s.-wheat- Spot.
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everybody should move quickly in the
TWO ARRESTS.

Yesterday afternoon Officer Pender
arrested Harold Whitman on the
charge of horse stealing, and located
the horse A description of the man
was furnished by Deputy Sheriff
Harop. of st. Anthony, Idaho, who
will leave with the prisoner today
Yesterday afternoon Officer McMan-
mis- arrested Alonzo Davis ON the
charge of petit larceny.
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NEW YORK GENERAL. MARKET

CHICAGO GENERAL MARKET.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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CTURE


The lecture given by Governor Me-
Connell of Idaho last evening to the
Philosophical society was sound and
logical. 1t was a good common sense
talk to the young men and young wo-
men attending colleges. He showed
what the possibilities were if a young
man started out in life with a proper
foundation. He exhorted the audience
to be strictly honest and told an anec-
dote to illustrate the good effects, if in
after life, it was said. He was honest
when young and must be honest now"
QUIPS.
The class of '97 of the B. Y. A. will
give grand ball and banquet in the
Southworth hall on Monday evening
next.
Marshal Sharp has announced his
intention of enforcing the bicycle or
dinance. The cause of this is, a young
boy was run down and hurt this morn
ing by a careless rider. Thus, scores of
legitimate cyclists are deprived of a
great pleasure by the carelessness of
one who probably does not own a
wheel
The Young Mems and Young Wo-
mems Mutual Improvement associa-
tons of Utah stake are holding their
quarterly conference here today A
great many young people are here from
the surrounding towns. in attendance
The Demorest Massage company of
Salt Lake Will establish a branch parlor
in Provo on Monday with Mrs Dora
Olson in charge.
The Nineteenth Century club met
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Eta Reed. The programme was:
When in the Prime Of Life" Each
member responded either with a writ
ten opinion or talk Mrs. Reed Smoot
paid the club a visit yesterday by
special invitation.
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y HEATING. q:
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08

WAsHlHGToS, May G-The house to-
day served notice on the senate and
country that it had transacted its bust
ness and was ready for final adjourn.
nent, by passing, without division, a
resolution for final adjournment Mon
day, May IS.
The reading was received with an out
burst # applause from members of both
sides of the house.
Wheeler dem, Ala denounced the
majority for proposing to desert their
posts. He SAID tLat during the cam
tIgu Of 1894 the republican party
rad pledged itself to Iegislate for the
-e.iaf II The people f.om the existing de
preston,
Caused BY lie democratic party in.
fer.-c.e4 ,Iu.keu reD, Me-
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08

MrTMArNEE, Wis, May G--The com
mon council took up the street railway
strike matter at special meeting, and
appointed committee of five aldermen
to act in COL function With similar com
mitteea Of the Merchants and Manufact-
urers association and Street Railway
employees union in an effort to mediate.
Another resolution instructs the city
attorney to take steps to vacate the
franchises of the street railway company
unless the officers of that company agree
to submit the questions at issue between
them and their late employees to arbl-
tration.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08

day Holmes spent reading devotional
books and taking short maps, Accord
ing to Father Daily, Holmes is fully pre-
pared for his fate and is sincere in his
repentance, His stolid demeanor re
mains unchanged, and unless he should
collapse at the last moment, there will
be no hitch III tomorrow arrangements.
1t is said that Holmes will make a
final statement from the gallows in the
form Of a confession and an expression
of his ponitrnoc. 1t is hardly possible
that Sheriff Clement will permit any
long speech, believing that Holmes
might talk until he collapsed. At noon
today everything was in readiness for
the execution, which will occur shortly
after 10 o'clock. There will be but 60
persons present, including II Jurymen,
% deputies and - newspaper men.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08

CHIcAco, May G.-The report that
three bldders.for the building material
in the old postoilice here have been in
dicted for conspiracy to defraud the
United States government is not true
Wha ever action may have been decided
upon or voted for by the federal jury, no
indictment appears to have been for
mally drawn up by the United States
district attorney.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08
Chicago Failure,

CH1cAGo, May 7.-E. r. Brainerd, a
well known cut stone contractor, failed
this afternoon. In his failure, the firm
Of Sherman, Flavin &; Co., marble cut
ters, was carried down, Brainerd being
a member u the firm with large inter
est in it. Brainerd's 8 assets are about
:3O0,0Oo, liabilities about the same
amount. The firm Of Sherman, Flayin
d Co. has assets Of about 800, 900, with
liabilities Of somewhat more than that.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08
WIN Swing Today,

PHILADELPHIA, May G.-H. II. Holmes,
VINO WI tomorrow pay the penalty for
his many crimes, passed his last day on
earth laoventfuly. Whatever may have
been b neditatione, they were accom-
panie1 t1e clatter Of hammers on the
scatTq.I Fhiah vas being erected few
yards from hig cell. After the murderer
nad flushed light breakfast this morn
ing, Fs 1er Daily, his spiritual adviser,
Visited Gim and remained more than an
hour preparing him for the end. In the
afternoon the condemned man received
q visit rom his attorney, and it 10 fsid q
will was drawn up. The balance OF the
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08
Will Get Or Easy.

JoHANNEsBuRG, May G.--The Stand
ard and Diggers' News says it has au-
thority to state that the sentences of the
so-called reformers will be reduced to a
small fine and imprisonment. The SEN
tence Of banishnent, the newspaper
adds, will be waived.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08

Special to The TRIBUNE.
BrrrE, May G,-The republican pri-
mary elections. held this evening, were
most exciting and most tiercely contested
ever held in Silver Bow county. In
every precinct there we're two tickets and
large vote was polled.
The REGULARS ticket was opposed to
sending Senators Mantle and Carter and
Congressman Hartman az delegates to
the ST. Louis convention, while the
"irregulars' as strongly favored sending
the congressional delegation.
The result was an overwhelming vic
tory for the friends of the congressional
delegation, The "irregulars' won in
over half of the city precincts and in all
precincts outside of the city. The "reg-
ulars' will number less than nethird
of the county convention, and Silver
Bow county will send delegation to the
state convention instructed for Mantle,
Carter and Hartman
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08

WAsHrNo roH, May G-The senate com
nittee OF foreign relations today agreed
70 compromise bill for cable to
Hawaii and Japan. The bill authorizes
the postmaster general to enter into a
contract ou behalf OF the United States
with aoy company which may lay the
cable t. p2y subsldy not exceeding
100000 per year.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08

MILWAUKEE, May G.--At 10 o'clock
this evening matters are becoming seri-
Gus. Numerous dieturbancea have oc-
Cured and the chief of police has dc
cided to swear in 100 officers in addition
to S. appointed this morning.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08
STREET CAR STRIKE.
Cars Are Running. But the Situate n
Is Liable to Become
SeriOns.

MILWACEEr, May G-During the day
a large number Of cars were started
with non-union crews, and in most in
stances were run. At several points,
however, there was trouble that called
for the Intervention Of the police.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08

Special Correspondence of The Tribuna
klBBEY, May Cit began showing
yesterday evening and has continued
ever since. The snow is very wet. In
the valley it lies six inches deep and on
the bench the depth is from 10 to l2
inches. At Bark ,r from 18 to "a inches
OF snow lies on the ground.
Grain is about all in the ground and
the snow will be of incalcuabe value.
insuring an excellent crop.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08
w AS "A Blum,

LONDON, May G.-The report that
Cecil Rhodes and Alfred Belt had re-
signed their positions as directors Of the
British Chartered South Africa com
pany is confirmed. The board Of direc-
tors refused to accept the designations.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08

Special to The TRIBUNE.
HELENA, May Cat the Lewis and
Clarke republican county convention, held
this afternoon, free coinage resolution
was adopted, and the delegates to the
state convention instructed to vote for
Carter, Mantle and Hartman as three of
the delegates to the national convention
at st. Louis.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08

WAsH1HDToH, May G.-Representative
Money of Mississippi and Hall Of Mis-
souri,, no recently had personal en-
counter in the naval committee rooms,
have adjusted their differences and
shalaD hands.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08

ST. PAUL, May G.-Complete figures
on the city election give the following
plurslities: Dorsn, mayor, 3,703; Nc
Csrdy, comptroller, 4,aGs;.sHorst, treas.
urer, Gz5.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08
Respectfully submitted,
G. II. CLAHK, City
Police Economy.

The records of the city show 8
marked economy during the last b
the first year of Mayor Webster's ad
istration in the police department
period referred to is coincidert
Chief of Police Guerin 8 appointmel
chief of the department, and the fig
which are given below reflect great c
on the present marshal. The folio
are the figures, which show the e
expenses of the police department dl
the present fiscal year: Expenses
May l, 1895, to Oct. 80, 1895, 81 s
expenses from Nov. l, 1895, to Apr
1896, Sc, 1904; saving in cost durin
last six months of the year. 81 Il
total expenses for the year, Sl3,GGGA
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08

Consumption Can BE Cured
BY the use OF Shiloh's Cure. This
cough cure is the only known rel
for that terrible disease. Sold by ID
Bradley Drug company.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08

AT the last meeting of the city council
the following report was submitted
OFFICE OF THE CRY CLERK,
GREAT FALLS, MoNr,, May 4th, 1896 :
10 Tho Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil of the City of Great Falls, Mont.
Gentlemen:I have the honor to sub
NIT herewith my report as city clerk for
the fiscal year Just closed.
During the year there was expended
for maintaining the sew raj departments of
the city, general improvements, etc. and
special improvements. the sum of al29,-
5Ol 3D. distributed as follows:
Maintaining the several de-
partmente, or ordinary ex-
pensee ..................... SO 800 oi
General Improvements, etc. 49,. 14,22S 81
Special improvements. ....... 30 ,3G3 0i
Total ................ Sl29,5O1 80
AS special improvements are paid for
out of moneys collected from special as
sessments levied on the properties bene.
flied thereby, they cannot be considered
as affecting the general taxpayers, and
deductlng the cost of came from the total
expenditures, leaves the cost of main
tanning the several departments, or Or
binary expenses, and general improve
ments, elc. .......... S0i, l}S 30
Deduct the receipts (less spe-
cial taxee) of.........,..... 7S,G9S 95
Leaves the deficit for the year Sl5, ,439 3G
There WAS expended for paving street
intersections on Central avenue, replank-
ing wagon bridge at First avenue north.
and for cost Of litigation and accumu
lated interest on account of the park
purchases OF previous year, the sum of
So,oJ3. 10. These are extraordinary eX
penses and could not have been avoided,
and deducting the same. would leave
the deficit S59294O.
The accompanying detailed statements
and comparative tables will more fully
show the receipts and expenditures, as
well as the financial condition of the
city.
There were 50 meetings of the council
during the year, the minutes of which
cover 1O2 pages of the journal; number
of warrants drawn and countersigned,
LOB; licenses signed, 501 ordinances
passed by the council IL, covering %
pages of the record of ordinances.
The bookkeeping of the office consists
of a complete double entry system,
the accounts being so arranged that the
cost of maintaining any department of
the city for any period of time can be
easily ascertained.
The assessed valuation of taxable
property within the city limits for the
year 1895 is SG,35O, 1888.
| wish to thank the mayor and meln-
bers of the council for the consideration
and courtesy extended to me during the
year. Respectfully submitted,
G. II. CLARK, City Clerk.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08

Mayors Pay Ron.
Salaries Of Mayo, Council
men, CLERK. lreaeureL At
torney, Assistant: ........ S7,2l
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-05-08
CITY CLERKS ANNUAL REPORT
Comprehensive Statement of the Va.
rlous Expenses and the Finan-
cial Condition.
Comparative Statement Of Expenses
Since the Incorporation OF
the City.

AT the last meeting of The city council
the following report was submtted:
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SALESMNN WANTED-ro sell cur goods
to the wholesale ANA retail trade; our
goods sell on sight; liberal salary or
commission paid; position permanent.
For particulars address Centennial Man.
uttacturing Co, Atlanta, Ga. factory
milwaukee,. VIZ. y >
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Help Wanted.


AGENTS WANTED--'fo sell household
necessity, large profits. Cali at 4oS La
i3ranch street any night between and
o'clock. 10
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AT ONCE-Good cook white, German pre-
fcrred. Apply Monday ia NJ. l.. Lewis.
at Lewis y Rosenbcrg's. 2lS22O Main
street. ID
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Financial.

n l.. AuTREY & CO. Zeal Estate and
i.o4h Agents; loans negotiated ON rity
property and good security An bnsinessy
s sy confidential lOl5!s Congress
rs
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WANTED-Mau and wife to go in coun-
tIy four miles from CITY on tarrn' Az
dress J. e. G., care Post. ~
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WANTED-l.adies 10 do fancy work az
home, 81 to 81 quietly made daily: no
canvassng work sent by mail. Toilet
Art School, Box 1Gf Brooklyn. ~ Y. l6
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Personal.

WATCHES, clocks, jeweiry, etc. sold
at a sacrifice. beginning November Is
lasting thirty days, old gold and silver
Prairie ayenua. ~
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AGENTS 10 handle our Superlative Gas
light Burner. makes kerosene lamps give
a, brill ant gas light, no chimneys to
samples free to those meaning business
Superlauve MIG, company World Build
ing, New York. is
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Clerk ana other Ciyil Service positions
examinations FOR which occur soon IN
Houston, 10 write Tor dates and Valu-
able information free, Us, Bureau OF
Information Cincinnati Onto. Ii
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CAN furnish you good cooks. chamber
maids yardmen, watChmeu. porterS,
janitors, washerwomen, farm nands,
housekeopcrs, etc. Can or write Bureau
Of Information, jli Travis street, up-
stairs. IS
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SAN FRANCISCO TAILORING makes
speciality of cleaning dyeinS ana re-
pairing. the finest work and lowest
prices IN the city. l.. Bernhardt, VA
Franklin avenue, Houston, Texas ii
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We HAVE on hand CAR Io9I ~ To,-----
w III commence sale Monday. can h.
i'm ii,. al DeNer's stables. Cramer &. och.
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TILE cheapest furniture in TTon-1o, a.
i$o3 and 1904 Congress avenue corner
s,Hroule' iurniture stored. packed and
''''tf'"' an ana see.
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\ SWEDE GIRL or woman to do cook
ing and homework Tor family of three
Apply No. iil6 jackson street Is
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FOR SALE-96 model No, IN C--77-1--7-7---'
hlgSciei cheap for cash. good a new:
snap 4or somebody. Address 6iS6. care
= HSt' lti
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LIST OF ANSW ERS-
Personal.

WHAT ARE VITAE-ORE AND RENE
DTES?-Nnture's greatest curative
agents for Dyspepsia. Rheumatis"l,
Catarrh. Neuralgia. Eczema. Piles. s. Il
Diseases, Kidney and Female Troubles
Indy attendant for lady callers Many
Texas testimonials Price per package
or bottle. 500. Mail orders solicited.
Office TOS Main street. Honslon. l6
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WANTED-On butcher at once. Apply
". u. Montgomery, Conroe Texas, lorty
miles from Houston on /. ana G' \.
railway. 10
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WANTED-Boy Who can set type ana
feed job press. Apply sos Capitol ave
nue.. 10
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WANTED Travelling statesmen to sell 10
dealers; 500 monthly ana expenses; OK
rerience unnecessary; reply with stamp.
Acme Cigar company. Chicago. IL
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II YOU own a good lot In this city. | will
build you house cheap on very small
monthly payments, interest only = per
cent. no cash payment required. call at
pnce, / am ready to begin building Inn
mediately. Vim. Manager, 3l1ls Man
street. Room >, &c
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Professional.

DIR. J. J. MckANNA, Sanitarlum, Main
stree. and Elgin Avenue.
". n, AMMO. c.. Il. ABERCkOM8fE-
Ammo & Abercrompie, Attorneys at law
307ia Main street, Morris Bldg Il
e. O. COTTON & BRO, Fire Insurance.
Agents and Adjusters. - Main street
corner Franklin.
EDWIN y. HAMBLEN.
Attorney IT Law.
houston TexAA
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EGGS FOR HATCHER "
Black Minorcas, ~ " Fl igsll
Silver Spang!e IL. rssmes; y
and Il. b. Red n, g Isek ~
express charges PAID '-
mum. Texas. ~