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was then the leading man Of Dalys
-theater Neill declared, as he had7often
done before, that he would not work for
AugustinN DAILY under any cifcum-
Stances Sampson, who was present
when the note arrived, said: eff you
will not accept the engagement. !. why
couldn't I get it, ,eYz
I E..sIt wouldn't do, any harm to make a
try" said NeilL -: i,
When Sampson called upon Mr.. DAILY,
the latter said he wanted a young man
to play minor comedy roles, but before
engaging; him.: he wanted to see him
actS SO as to judge his style, and! he
wanted him to act on Daly's stage.
Sampson was playing a part with Mr..
could not accommodate Mr. DAILY with
out throwing up his other engagement.
He only appeared in the last act of
The Senator" however, therefore, MIR.
DAILY made an arrangement With Mr..
Crane whereby Sampson was to appear
in the first 'Actsef sHile@ Tennp sszsat
Dalys theater. and then go to the
Star theater and apRear IN his usual
role in The Senat OF. This he did.
and his comedy proved soapieasing to
Mr.. DAILY, that he.SWas kept under
salary with the DAILY eomDany for
seven years, having severed hfs corr
nection within that anization. only a
few weeks ago.
Next week III s.sThe Annazons' Mr..
Sampson will play the leading role, that
of Galfred, Earl of TWeenways, an
insipid but delightfully."- unconventional
young English tnobleman.
ss;,&** ss.I1sz%5z.zS
The season of 1896-97 is going out in
a blaze of limelight and a final swish
Of lingerie with the presentation of "A
Round of Pleasure" at the Knicker-
becker tomorrow evening and ''The
whirl Of the Town at the Casino on
Tuesday, says the-New York Herald,
These are the final important prcduc-
tions Of the theatrical year. and sWhen
they have run their course we shall
have nothing new ito look forward to
until the autumn reopenings .9sss@s s~s.7..s
Interstate Paris and Dalless Of the.
ST. Crofx.
On and after May 10Th The ST. Paul
& Duluth Railroad run. daily ex75
cursions st. Paul to- Tay1or's
Falls, steamer .Gracie IkeHt' via
Dalles of the ST. saltwater,
connecting there: sferSsS St.
Paul. Rate for snl ear sas s s; 70 Of +.
MT .t .tHA - Is?ssSsEs-!rss.. -
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PRINCE LUIGI ARRIVES.

On His Way West to Climb Mt. ST.
Elias.
NEW YORK, May 29.-Prince Luigi
Amadeo, of Savoy, duke of Abruzzi,
and nephew Of King Humbert, of Italy,
who left Rome to make an ascent Of
Mt st. Elias, in Alaska, arrived on
the Lucania today. He was accom-
panied by four aides, Chevalier M.
Cagni, an Italian navy officer; Cheva-
lier. Francisco Gonella, Chevalier Wit
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A Small Eternity:

Amanda (alighting from her wheel at the
roadside, where Mortimore awaits her,-Have
I kept you waiting long, dear?
Mortimore-Long? Many cycles have passed
since the hour appointed for our meeting
Judge.
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Another BOY who Didn,t KNOW.

"Pa, what is pessimist?''
ga pessimist, my son, is a person who
never goes out on his wheel without expect
ing to puncture his tire."-Puck.
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Interstate. PARK and Dalless of the
]; 10 J. rs TIE fArER HATS.

D { 8 8. ...s.sss..=i,s..s...s.a
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CATTLE CHATTER.

w. Il. Way, the local manager of the
Strayhorn-Ifutton & Evans Co., re-
turned from Beeville yesterday where
he loaded and shipped 80 cars contain
ing 1000 head Of cattle bought by Tuck
err 4 King from G. B. Lucas. The cat
lie are destined for the feed pens at
Austin.
Capt. VIM. Hunter, of Fort Worth,
manager for this entire department of
the Southwest. for Strayhorn- Hutton X
Evans. came down from Fort Worth
yesterday TO get a glimpse of a first
class live stock market. The captain
genially acllnowl lodges that Fort Worth
is not in it with San Antonio these
days as a cattle trading center-ana
says that stockinen are pouring through
Fort Worth and coming on 10 this city
to do their trading
w. r. McCampbell and w. T. Nc
Cutcheon came in from Alpine yesterday
where they had been delivering and re
ceiving the McCutcheon cattle.
]. w. Groom, a prominent stock farm
er of Travis county, is in tine city at
tending the Baptist convention. lie
said his county was in good shape and
everybody would be happy if ii was not
for DC cotton.
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reaches its glorious noontide In the happy
mother. Happy motherhood Is a true wo-
mans loftiest ambition Her highest pride
Is in her fitness to fni6ll this grand and
sacred destiny. Nothing so clouds and
darkens her existence as 10 be incapaci.
tated for this noblest II womanly functions
by weakness or disease
Awouar who suffers from any aiimcnt Of
the delicate special organism of her sex,
feels something more than pain and physi-
cal wretchedrcss. She Is mortified with a
sense of womanly iuconpleteness.
But no woman need remain under this
cloud Of misery and classification Or.
Pierce's Favoritc Prescription positivei,
cures all diseased conditions and weak.
ncsses. and restores complcte health and
strength TO the feminine organs
1t is the only medicine of its kind devised
for this one purpose by an educated and ex-
pericnced physician. and eminent specialist
IN this particular field Of practice
1t IS the only medicine which can be relied
upon to make the ordeal of motherhood
absolutely safe and almost painless
u cannot say too much for DR.. pi-fce's Favor
Bridgeport, Montgomery Co.. Psan'a. II feel Il
my duty 10 say 70 All women who may he suffer
ing from any disease cf the woSnb that IL Is the
best medicine l earth for them to use. cannot
praise It too highly for the good II did me. II
any one doubts tins give them my name and
address"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate the
stomach, liver and bowels. or ali medicine
dealers.
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sr. LOUIS 1--we s1ocg


st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 6.--Cattle--Rc-
ceipts, 900; shipments, 500. Market
steady; fancy native shipping and ex-
port steers, S435lo5 %: butchers. S4.os
Wo.l0, dressed beef and butcher steers.
S3.IoM4.13; bulk, S4.30M455; steers,
S3.15M4I5; bulk, S4,30d455: steers,
nnder 1000 pounds, $3.5tiIl4. 30; bulk,
ai.UHd4.2o; stockers and feeders, S2.oU
Clio; bulk, S3.00@3.S5; cows ana
hclfers. $2.00d1.30; bulk of cows, $40
M3.4o; canning cows, $1.T0d2.50: bulls.
S2.5003.6o; Texas aud Indian steers,
S2.9oQil.0o, bulk. S340G3.15; cows and
helfers, $2,5003.00.
Hogs Receipts, $500; shipments. $500.
Market steady; light, $3.75n3.90, hea9 ~,
So 5O,d3.75.
Sheep Receipts, 300; shipments. 500.
Market steady; native nations. $3.20,G
4.2o; culls and bucks, S2.Uod3.O0: Stock
ers, s2.4OG 100 lambs. $4.50I5.75.
NEW ORLEANS LIVE sTocx
New Orleans, La, Nov. 6.--(Special)
-Aiessrs. Crowley, Flautt Il Howell,
commission merchants in live stock Live
Stock Londing. New Orleans, report the
New Orleans market as follows:
Sales of grown cattle. IT,; yearlings
and calves, 107; hogs, 100 sheep, none
Shipmenis-Grown cattle, 223: year
lings and calves, III; hogs, 81; sheep
none.
Left on sa!e--Grown cattle, 19S year
lings and calves, %; hogs, $40; sheep,
SOB.
The following are the market quota
tons: BeevAs good to choice, 3 5-iM
4 lie; common to fair l-2I3 lie;
choice cows. 343 1-2c; common to Iair,
de-, PAP 3-4c; choice calves per head,
S960M1l.00; common 10 fair calves $500
Mi.J0; yearlings good to choice. per
pei head, $7.50Ml0.00. Hogs. 4Gri lie.
Sheep, good qualities, 3 1-2a4 Lie.
KANSAS CITY LIVE s1ocg
Kansas City. Mo-, Nov. 6.-Cattle--.ie-
ce.pbs, l0,u0G. Steady: Texas steers,
tive steers, S3.20ll4. 90; do cows and
heifers, $l.2513.95; stocSers and feed
crs S2.30,14 %; bulls, 50 25d3.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Market steady;
bulk of sales. So 45Gl3.,i5; heavies. $3.50
M3.J5; packers. S3.35d3.52 IL; miAed,
S3.450d3.60; lights, So 4043.o0; yorkers,
S2.55M3.10.
Sheep Receipts, 10000. Firm; lambs,
$3.60M5.o0, muttons, S2.50di.5U.
CHICAGO l.ys sfoce
Chicago. H., Nov. 6.--Therc was the
usual scarcity of offerings which charac-
terized the market OH Saturday. Prices
were unchanged as follows: Good 10
primo becves, S4.50M5.25: medium
grades, $4.l5n4.45: stockere and feeders,
S2.a0n4 20; calves, S6a5qlI 90: bniis,
cows and heifers, $2.00ds.00; Texas
steers, S3.IeM3.90; Western, s3.4U,l
AS.
,icgs active prices about SC higher;
\ -
M3.7j. the bulk selling Mt S3.50a3.7O
Light receipts of sheep and lainbs were
easily disposed of at Fridays deciue.
Sheep sold at S2.225Ql4.50 for natives and
$3.00GI4.25 for range fiocks; lambs, 81 40
a3.15.
Rcceipts--Cattle, 300; hogs, 10000
sheep, 2500
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Of cotton to Galveston by G. w. New
berry: nine cars OF cattle by 7. NJ IN.
bic to Sweden. Duval county: one car IL
horses TO Affair, Tex, by II. r. Edwards.
fifteen cars Of cattle to Burk, Tex. by
Gunter x Jones, aud the same firm
Tex.
II. Il. Laister Of Kiddin ranch, Hidai.
60 county, was in the city Monday trying
Leslie Mcneil Of Dincro was here This
week and secured pasturage for 100
cows ard calves.
Multiplied millions Of army worms are
devouring the young grass in many of
the pastures south Of this city.
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EAR REACHING DECISION.
Railroad Contracts With Engineers Are
Not Binding.

Little Rock, ARK, Nov. 6.-The SUI
preme Court OF Arkansas to-day handed
down u decision which is of the greatest
interest to the public in general, ais well
as to the brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers in particular. 1t is well known
thar locomotive engineers are all eni-
p.oyed under contract by which
seniority Of service gives priority OF
right TO employment, so that when slack
ness of business demands that one or
mole engineers shat be discharged, the
last engineer shall be the inst dismissed
One OF tae senior engineers having
beer discharged, he brought suit on the
ground that he was discharged without
cause and in violation of Lis contracT of
employment 1t was conceded that his
contract gave him the right 10 quit AT
pleasure and the cosirt denied his right
10 recover on the ground that no con-
tract can be valid that gives only one
PARTY the right to terminate II. The
court holds that the right to rescind or
terminate a contract must be mutusi.
The decision is far-reaching, affecting as
ii does organized labor Of all classes
working under contract agreement.
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MOOL SHEHP SOLD.

L. NJ Merkel Of Pecos county sold
last Thursday to parties from New Mex
leo 1900 head of stock sheep at Sl.oo
per head
In Hamilton county last Thursday
$4,000 pounds of Texas wool, fail clip,
sold at 10 cents per pound. Wool n
that section worth on an average one
cent more per pound than West Texas
wool
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UNION STOCK YARDS.

Union Stock Yards official report for
to-day is as follows:
Receipts-Horses /
Sales--Cattle 80. hogs "a.
Shipments--Ca1tle 53. horses /.
supply on hand--Catilc 8, hogs 10.
San Antonio quotaltione Choice shin
plag heeyes. S2.6uSd2.9U medium beeyes,
81 iU02.25: choice cows, S2.15s72. 30; me-
dunn COWS, $1.75n2. %: c.nolce yeariinss
sa.lua2.4 40; calves, S2.50M3.00. sheep
s2;oUfd3.oU; choice goats, $1.7Jd2. 70
puils. Sl.uOtdl 40; corn hogs, $500; mass
hogs, S2.oUd2.50; stage, $15uM20U.
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THE THURMAN SALE.

Capt John II. Little returned Sat
urday night from !Sabnal, where he
went to meet w. Ii. Jennings, and
when they concluded the purchase from
John thurman of between 700. and 500
head OF coming 4-year-old steers at
$3.50 per head. There were few 2's
and SIS mixed with the herd, but the
bulk of them were coming As. The
purchase is considered by stockmen as
very good one.
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BEEvILLE STOCK NOTES

Beeyillc, Tex. Nov. &C. G. Shelf
field <cattleman of South Dakota, has
lately purchased 200 steer ycarlinss OF
J. NJ. Dobie.
A. Bardwell shipped from Pettus Tues
day eight cars of steers To Ennis. where
they VIII he placed IN feeding pens.
Sixty tons of sorghum valued at $500
We're burned on w. J. Staions bull ranch
TINS week. Mr.. Station had it cured for
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. the Circuit Court of the United
h. in and for the Western District
tNas at San Antonio, Friday. No
Yer 9TH, A. ID. 1897.
~. Shacslett and Linda III. John
d. Southern Building and Loan As
ZION. No. 50 in Equity.
Is 9TH day of November, 1897, COM
to be heard the application Of w.
pbnrds. resident receiver of defend
corporation, in this suit filed, pray
Plat this court authorize and elp-
him rs such receiver to make such
ements, adjustments and conn
sfs Of debts due TO and touching
Tty cEimed ~ said defendant cor
ON rs in the opinion of said re-
would hest subserye the interests
cndant corporation and all persons
etcd therein.
the said application being con-
4 by the court fhc court is of opin-
pat the same should he and it Ia
granted.
accordingly ordered, adjndged and
ID by The court that the said re-
w. G.. Richards, be and he Il
authorized and empowered under
tvice and direction of his resident
counsel to make all such settle
adjustments and compromises
persons indebted to said corpora
nd touching all property claimed
endant corporation or in which de-
corporation has any right. title
erest ms to said receiver. w. c..
Is, and his said counsel, may best
ye the interests of said defendant
tion, and all persons interested
aid w. G. Richards as such re-
further ordered to make duo
all such settlements to t'ais
thin thirty 900 DAYS after the
making such settlements.
eceiver will cause this order to
in the city of San Antonio for
d of thirty (30) days.
ID 4. $. MAXEY, Judge.
nlted States of America, West
triet nf Texas.
II. Hart. clerk of the Circuit
The United States in and for the
District Of Texas. hereby certi-
taie above contains a true and
sopy IF Order IF Court an.hor-
hd empowering w. C. Robards.
to make settlements. adjust
and compromises with persons
. to the Southern building AMI
Issociation of Knoxville. Tenres-
cause No. 99-100 Equity, McC.
" and Linda ii. johnson vs.. the
n Building and Loan Association
vile. Tennessee. as the same an
record IN this ntfice.
rs my hand and the seal or the
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NEWSPAPER WANTED An all
round newspaper man, d strong writer
and good joh printer. who can firnlsh
recommendations from men of natcual
reputation, desires 20 lesse u Texas week.
~ Tor one year. Must be paying prop
erty and at a county scat. Advert scr
has means sufficient 30 buy the paper IT
II proves paying investment aitei a
years trial. Address H. w. II, care
W!nona Times, Winona, Miss.
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.The worst cold ever had in my life
was cured by Chanberlain's Cough Rem
edy.r writes w ii. Norton OF Sltssf
Greek. Cal. This cold left me with
cough and was expecforating all the
time. The Remedy cured me-, and ! want
all Of my friends when troubled with q
cough or cold to use it, for 1t will do
chem good" Sold ~ Al druggists.
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r. sale by A. Heusinger, AO6 South
Military Plaza.

| the Circuit Court of the United
rs. in and for the Western District
fcxas. Mt San Antonio, Friday, No
Der 9th. A. ID. 1897.
re. Shacklctt and Linda III. John
Tvs. the Southern Building and Loan
teiation. No. 80 in Equity.
lis fifth day Of November, 1897. com
bn TO he heard TIE application of w.
Robards. resident receiver Of defend
| corporatiun. in this suit fled and
bdied IN his report of the condition
hid estate. its assets, etc, in this suit
| praying That his said report and all
IS filed by him MS such receiver may
Examined and approved.
III upon considering said application
Irouft is of opinion that the same
ld be and is gereby granted.
is accordingly considered by the
and il il so ordered, adjrdged and
Ped, that said report of said receiver
all other reports that have been
)ofore filed by said receiver Or which
hereafter I've filed by said receiver
or Jointly with his coreceivers, j..
carpenter and John w. Conner, of
< and their acts IS such receiver o.
kers. shall be and tine same are
BIZ referred to James Duryee Stey-
b. standing master in Chanceiy,
ofore appointed by this court, and
actiflg as such master in order that
master may examine the same ms
c necessity and reasonableness of
Expenditures made by the receiver
all other matters, and approve or
prove said reports. either in whole
part, and report his acton as sucl.
Ter thereupon to this court as soon
by be.
is further ordered by the court
each report of said master upon
reference shall. without the furth-
der of this court. stand and be as
med ard approved Ly this court I'M
exceptions or objections to such re-
of said master be filed with said
pr before the filing by said master
bch report, or i'll this court within
30) days after the filing therein
ch masters report.
/ receiver will cause this order to
Iblished in some daily newspaper,
she'd in the City of San Antonio,
be period of thirty t30l days.
kned.l T. S. MAXEY, Judge.
United States of America, West.
District of Texas.
~. Ii. Hart. clerk Of the Circuit
of the United States, in and for
Western District of Texas, hereby
~ that the above is a true and cor
Eopy of order of court referring the
Is Of w. G. Robards. receiver. to
b Duryee Stevenson. standing mas
J chancery. for examination and re-
in cause M 99-100 Equity of Nee.
lSiet, and Lirda NJ. johnson VS.. the
bern Building and Loan Associa-
OF Knoxville. Tennessee, ms the
appears of record in this Office.
tness my hand and the seal of the
Circuit Court at Office. in the City
an Antonio. Texas, this THE fifth
bf November, A. ID. 1897.
81 -. III. HART,
U. S.gCrcuit Court, Western Dis
bet of Texas.
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san ANTONIO HORSE MApKpT,

San Antonio. Tex. Nov. 6.-The horse
market has been quiet and inactive to-
day; limited retail trading and no ship
menis. The market is fairly well sup
Piled with stock of the different classes.
!. me following are the market quota
Good American bred mules. S27. .(y1i35 90
Hoou spanish mules ...... 1850 25. 90
aIherlcan bred mares -. 10000 1880
Souu spanish mares 1000 300
scrub stock mares and
8, horses ................ $500 100
SADDLE horses ........... 1T.5UNI22 so
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sHIpMENTs FROM ALIcE.
Large Numbers Being Moved-Invasion
Of Army Worms.

Alice, Tex. Nov. 6.-The past weeks
shipments were: One car Of mules to
San Antonio, by C. w. Burns: two cars
Of cattle by B. b. Wright to East St.
Louis; +. Garcia Toyar, one car Of wool
10 New York: George Hobbs. two cars
Of wool 70 same city; twenty-three bales
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TIE EXrRESs has erected ar
rauKcmsnts with the American Dis.
trict Telegraph Company to furnish
messengers On call within . reason
able distance from the center of tbs
oily for the collection of classified ad.
vsrtiscments, which must bs paid for
invariably In advance. Telephone 1 20
or ring A. d. T. call box.
For business with tho Company tel.
ephons 200 or ring tho a. d. r. Co. .
call box for s,sssesSsrs, hacks, OK
press AID Carter q Nullaly's bus or
baggage wagon; also iauadry, etc. ~.
Open day and night. once 523
East Houston street. Public teIe-
phone station.
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REAL ESTATE.

MEXIcO-THE GRIJALvA LAND
AM, COFFEE COMPANY offers safs
Investments in coffee, rubber, tobacco
and frnit land in MEXICO. which will
bring the investor an annual profit Of
fifty to one hundred per cent.
Write for pamphlets. maps, etc, or
call on G. W. GANO.
Secretary.
No. AS Navarro st.. San Antonio. Tex,
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CLASSIFIED
AdvertiSe m ents

Notices for this department must be
paid for strictly In advance aud there
fore cannot be received by telephone.
Exceptions to this rule will be made
only In csses of those having monthly
accounts with the paper.
RATES: Situations wanted, one
cent per word. All others, 1 1.2
cents per word. No charge of less
than 10 cents.
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Monthly Magazine for Nogem-
1t contains over 100 pages
patter. and is a very credita-
>fnining Issue. At news
from Texas Magazine
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WANTED driving horse for car.
and feed; night woik and good care
Address 100, Exprcss office.
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N.ANTED---Sesond land camera
kodak, lA5 rrcfcrNl. Address $40, TINS
Office.
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I,ARTNER-- Win small amount oil
cash 10 take half interest in a business
No. dlO, care Daily Express.
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FOR RENT The Alex Sartos
story and basement building. I'M \
West Commerce street. Storf2
pacity 1000 square fcet and III
warehouse 5000 square feet Htni2|
pacity. low occupied BY kratanaa;
q Mose. will be fer rent Jsne1
1905, For particulars inquire ia
building.
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WANTED Second office clock,
typewriter stand aud case. Address
.7c4, this offices
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WANTEn--To lease steam well
drilling outfit. Want an s or 10 horse
power complete. Address Box AZ, Del
Rio, Tex. at once with terms and par
ticnlars.
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. Ranches for leasc. II soII;|
Tor D or 10 years; liberal tern
water 100 10 200 feet: fine ~
protection. In Tom Green CONT
quarantine 10000 acres, ID ret2,
~, 100000 acres; $1,000 acres
acres; 1000 acres. j. @. Nun
Angelo, Tex.
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WANTED to rent furnished cottage
uf from . to 8 rooms at South Heights
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WANTED to rent mich COW. COG
Mason street.
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AN $50 modern desk to exchange for
horse and buggy. Address sdS, tnis
Office.
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SALOON opposite Sunsct D,ssst /: ron
~ second story, fixtures, all complote
open up, Rcnt $5u0. SIS Arsfin 81
fesianralt counter and "a y IA. Nj, fis
Rooms, elsgl. 5000. WI INV III
" Co1nnlcft ~Ho 4. ~ "
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GOOD Offices cheap, with A
steam heat, etc. In Clifford B!oi
Y tine doisple store or two sing
IN same block. Francis Smith 6
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WANTED TO SELIs--fsstabiisi.e,t
weekly. good patronage newspaper plant,
Texas.
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NENySpAPER MANrErl--An

WANTED-Horse aud buggy, maiel
be 4 bargain. 11a Avenue -.
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FOR RENT CHEAP q
stores, crrner Ayenne ID and iE
Francis Smith & Co. Il
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FOR RENT--Fiye furnished
In second story. near Alamo Plxxa
yate cl.trancel, +. Hartman,
Alamo street.
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FOUR-R0OM houe for rent
ternational 4 Great SabtncaHII Il
Anderson, Room Il. fAiaino -
Building. "A \
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WANTED to 20 out by day TO do neat
mending and sewing. Apply o06 Mason
street.
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ina RENr-.-Smsl house IA
Hcigats- Apply 2il II, HoussS
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FOR RENT ssr~ o. four
FURNISHED Or nnfHnishci fuf
~, very ciicsp, 200 IL,
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REMoyAL NOTICE.

have removed to 30l Houston. corner
Main avenue Antouio Sch.amara. fash.
ionable shoe maker. Jsepalrins done.