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The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

HoPS-steady: crop of '95 21eG6c: 'Yo, So
1Oc: coast '9o 3@6c: coast '96, Toll 12c
WOOL-Firm; domes ic fl ece. l6Gzlc: pulled,
15@20c.
Metals.
PIG TIN-Quiet; 81 20Gl3 6O. Sales lOO
tons spot and 80 tons futures
IRON-Unquoted.
Wheat and Flour.
WHEAT 1880 j 100 1900 100 2:10
iaIs 35ss 57$s 77ss11s ~ 375 77ss{s s
ern spring, New York, s11ac; No. l Northern
spring, Duiuth, s3c; No. hard winter, TIC;
No hard winter 7Sc
Future closing: AprI 7sc: Nav, 771ac;
Juv, : IS; Septen Der. 727sc; Dece ember. 741sc.
FLOUE-Trade dull: mod crate. Spring. in
bbls; No . extra So 3093 so; No. extra. So so
@S 90; straights, So 9U@4 10: patents, S4 20@
40
GRAIN FREIGHTs-New York to Liverpool.
by steam @14d
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.


Coffee quiet and steady.
Coal in good shape.
Grain Bags declined again
silver a fraction weaker.
Wheat lower.
Other cereals unchanged.
3 an advanced.
No change in Hay
Beans and Seeds duh
New York and Sterling Exchange lower.
Dairy Produce unchanged.
More Eastern Poultry in.
First Cherries arrived.
New Onions appeared.
Dried Fruit dull.
Provisions unchanged.
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MOUNT TANALPlIS.

Trains connect with North P.c,s.
Coast Railroad. 0in"
WEEK DAYS-l.eave s F. 9:15 A. NJ l.A, :,
Returning-Arrive s r. 3:25 p NJ s.5o n ~ ~
SCNDAYS-Leave s. Z. SA N IL 30 . NJ 10 - =. N
Returning-Arrive s.F l:l5 I'm 4:2OPH 7:35sA
Tickets for sale in Mill Valley or 800" r -
THOS. COOK d SONS 62l Martet o., O l.
MIL Valley and Mount Tamalpais Scenic faswas
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April, 1897.

NoTE-1n the above exposition OF the tide, the
early morning tides given IN the left hand
column. and the successive tides OF the day in the
order or occurrence to time. The second TINA
column gives the second tide OF the day the third
nme column the third tide, ana the last or right
nand column gives the last tide OF the day, except
when there are but three tides as sometimes
occurs- The heights given are additions to the
soundlngs on the United States Coast Survey
charts, except when q minus sign (-) precedes the
height, and then the number given Is subtractIvs
from the depth given by the charts
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29
OUR COMMERCE.

Value OF exports of produce from the United
States in March, sS7 531, in crease Of s1l,
697.347 over he same month las: year Value of
imuoctS, $75372,S3l an increase of S9,9l7, l6S
over 1896 This is the first month in a long time
that the imports have shown an increase over the
corresponding month in the previous year. The
exports for March paid for ,he imports and left a
margin of $40, 9o7O0 il our favor. God i'm ports
for March 1856, $3.50 in excess of exports.
against S334,596 net for the same month last
year. For the frs. nine months of the fiscal year
the values of the merchandise and produce move
ments compare as follows:
lS95-96 lS96-97
Exports. S67S, ,24l, ,057 $S.2, 2,269 744
Imports ........ O7,650,s96 49S.SSS, 225
Excess exports. S7O59O.56l 1898. 3sl, ,6l9
Net gold imports for 1896 81. SEQ 662 067, gsinst
O nf q q Sh0 O2Q k67 SQS.Q6
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The Time Ball.

The Time Ball.
BRANCH HYDRoGRAPHIC OFFICE u g. NJ
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO April 20. 1897.
The time ball Telegraph Hi, was dropped
xactly at noon to-day e.. at noon OF the l20.a
meridian. or exactly at P n, Green wich time.
w. - HUGHES.
Lieutenan: U. - N. In charge.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
srrAMKR DNsT7SArfoS SAWS Phi

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
WEDNESDAY. April % AIM
sToCA AND BOND EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, April 2S-2 p. n.
UNITED STATES BONDS
E,o = saedI Rt Asked.
Is coup. .l1212llS ~ &s reg =. LOB l1u1a
L
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SAN LEANDRO AND HAYWARDS LOCAL.
foot of Market Street.)
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-10
ASSININS.

]. C. Crebassa was over from
Sand Point Tuesday.
Nearly all of the young men at
this place have left for the drive.
Sugar makers are bringing in
some very fine sugar.
S. Denomie and daughters Lizzie
and Nancy, were at Hancock Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Peters, of Baraga,
called on friends here Monday.
Mother NJ. Justin went to Han
cock Wednesday. She was accom-
panied by Miss Maggie Benson.
The Misses Maggie Kebesadon
and Maggie Willctt, OF Lake Linden
called on friends here Wednesday
Samuel King has taken con
tract to peel and sharpen quantity
of pound net pools for 5. Denomie,
Joseph vasseur of Ontonagon, was
at this place this week, and is think
ing of locating here. -
Fishermen are removing theli
nets from under the ice rs rapidly
as possible. The ice is now break
ing up.
Peter Madosh and family removed
to Marquette Monday, where Mr.
/ Madosh has secured position will
the Dead River Lumber compan,
for the season.
! Wednesday fine deer was secl
on the ice on the bay running to
wards Baraga at a lively gait. |
the animal could talk it might max
a complaint to our game and fisl
warden.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-10
A "DOg-gone" Trick.

A certain druggist (who, by the
way. does not live over hundred
miles from Blankenhorn Il 90. 5
meat market) few days ago owned
a real, live, cocker spaniel dog with
a pedigree which would envelop
Nester's slat burner. But that
famous dog recently died, and fit
ting preparations were completed
for its.interment As the funeral
PROCESSION moved slowly up the
street, the pearly tears were seen
to emanate from Jerry 5 eyes, but
whether from sorrow for the dear
departed. or for Joy at observing a
bottle of Milwaukee coming his way
in the hands of a friendly saloon
keeper. is left for the reader to de-
termine. At any rate, he bathed
his grief in his favorite tonic, until
the final resting place was reached,
where pretty grave had been pre-
pared. and the chief mourners
! lowered into the grave q casket oil
what proved to be) sawdust. When
Jerry and his assistants returned
and found that huge joke had been
perpetrated upon him, their griel
knew no bounds, and at the present
writing the "strongarm" is going
up over the hill by circuitou:
route with the genuine corpse, ant
possibly burial may take place
vet. Jerry has deposited two dol
lars with his private secretary Il
be given anybody who will plan
the dog, but he says it must be tn
dog and not q rough box, as h.
knows how to plant boxes himself
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-10
lIyneneal.


A pretty wedding occurred in
Baraga Tuesday afternoon at 4
O'Clock, the contracting parties
being Mr.. II. w. Robinson and Miss
Maude Dryer, both residents OF
this city. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home Of the bride S
uncle, Mr. Alex. Martin. Rev.
Allen, of Ishpeming, officiat-
ing. Only a few relatives and
friends of the contracting parties
were present. The parlors were
beautifully decorated with choice
flowers. The bride was attended
by Miss Gail Robinson, sister Of
the groom, and John Wagner, OF
Chassell, officiated as best man.
After the ceremony the guests
partook of an elaborate wedding
dinner.
The young people are both vel
known in this community, where
they have many friends who will
all unite in wishing them {
prosperous and happy future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson will
reside in Baraga and commence
housekeeping at once.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-10

Miss X. VAIL invites the ladies of
Baraga and vicinity to call at her
millinery parlors in L'Anse, and in
spect her new spring hats and bon
nets. Exquisite taste and q dash
of style characterize each hat dis
plaYed.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-10
For Sale.

On April 18th l will have for sale
at my barn in this village one car
load OF good farm and driving
horses, and one corload of fine bred
cows, which l will sell at reasonable
prices. Those desiring good
horse or COW should not fail to call
at my barn on that date.
w. S. CREBAssA, Baraga, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-10

to ascertain if the unfortunate man
had any relatives and where they
are located.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-10

Smoke the "Rose Bud "cigar--the
best 10-cent cigar on the market.
Manufactured by Falk Il Weber,
Baraga, Mich.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE-- Horny s;tuin mas purchnscd the
interest OF |. lIou9Cr Of Houston Install.
mcnt company and the husn,@g shall
continue nj the same location. with
stem y irosch as pcoprlctors. Is
THE BOARD OF dental examiners for the
Eleventh Judicial district will meet IN
houaion May g. TO examine applicants.
q, u. Gamhat,, secfctary. Thog. Y.
Williams. prcai,ient, h-3G
STOCiIiIuLDERs' MlllTTiNG- Notice ~
hcrehy given that the annual nioetini,
OF the stockholders OF the Merchants
and Planters OH Co. viii be held on
Wednesday, morning. May u. 'S31 at II
O'Clock, at the office of u, w. House.
II, w. House, President.
u. b Rice. Secretary h-le
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WORTH LEAGUE
ATTENTION!

Those intending to visit Waco for the
conference May nh TO 18th. should select
for themselves The most convenient aud
comfortable route.
k "a e''4 H. 'D " @ar Il r, ii1 Is tho
only Rne botwo.n Houston and Waco
without change OF cars. with double daily
trains. with through coachcs. free rerln-
iug chair cars and Wa4snar's iihest sleffI-
cIs.
Those who travel via the katy" on.
* and II. I'uilway) ato landed IN the heart
OF Waco, only n short walk 10 all hotels
and principal ppnfs Ia Tie city. rms In
Itself viii lbs n faVing of VI, az no other
line runs into The city. hui ltnhs You
across tho river Mt IDnst Waco. q milo
from tho ciiy. which VIII ~ oeeglthte q
long walk or 20 cents transfer TO ana
from the city proper. .
Gong and returning via the Katy you
will be- granted tho privilege Of free re-
tiining chair cars without change, ana al
th., aouycntpnoes that n modern aud MODEL
rnllroad can give It's patrons.
The round trip rate for this occasion
vau bo 81 % Tickets Will be on fale May
ION mud II;h, limited for r.iurn May lfth.
Trains leave Houston 800 q, M. s'9b y NJ.
arrive waco 900 J.. m. 6igo q m. ienVo
Waco II 10 a. m. II 20 p. m. arrive Hons-
ton ggb H. IN, EGO q. IN -,
Al ilokcts viii h. good 10 leave waco
az lato as The ii,20 p. m. train OF May
FOR tickets or further information. call
ON or address ,,o,,r,,,yv
Passenger and Tieket Agent, No. I'll Main
Street Telephone No. 100,
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= $780,
HrNTsyltLIl.


wa.nnrs Closed Artcr Two
aaa,iml',' T !, Good wor,e, WV
ss.i 7. euas' conducted by Rev.
y ,Al,b ,,s oa''lne closed tonight. dur.
r, to,s y 'o 'a're have been good re-
i'n stisr , Editions to tho church and
se',y aud ,aa taton Tho services yes
= : se,hodi,l' ' st were conducted at
iha Ia h ylnfch the LARGEST IN the
'@ use was crowded at each
l,.t b. v W.. a,rroa the row presby,, or.
NJ D, , larse copgrera,,o s,F'noh yes
y . lats ), n hnsh LETT for Waco TO-.
sa.A vim = ,., .ae karnlysj and ISL spen nd
*. o. qs,,ayi iSd +, s' o,l ls. this after,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11
EDNA.
'afiet Court In Session With Much
Business,


Aa' Teas. May 10,-Dlstrict court Lc-
ss'Ind here this morning. The first
= q The docket is a suit against tho
lGfi Texas and Mexican Railway
~ 'or damages. This suit was
~ against the defendant company
uae year ago. tho pllinttgf was
~. csilases in the SUM If 5000, Il
n.ed TO lie supreme court and wns
ga hand. '''' ''''
- Of Young Mr. Solncryello Is SGT
NJ s,slay Of this week: as has been
n, asofe' this case has baon rought
h -. y,lav on change Of venue from
kns, =. ,soC'or and Mayor Frank Grain
~sl @s mere attending sons very i'm.
tss,. srs IN the district court set for
NJ i ! I'M, =, me early par, Of this week.
b nj fHed 10 be the l,y4lirs, corrt
ae.r, INA, Jackson county has over
tler The present term viii last
hi t, an 1--WE John Rolloy ct cuoro ar.
fsi b,pt, p,1sun Yesterday and will le.
se,l,s',ss' lRe hcnnison Of victorlo an
\ a s Ms. and highly esteem. i o,,n,oy,
d, p rl,In Union Telegraph ro,'n AMMAN
kma tfI, r y stopped over IN Edna two
v, slscS SeeS' visiting her friend. Mix,
(seT stS ~an's IN all the llffcront l,nc.
N"'r las, year '''H' IN Their hnsi
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An EnIhu,ln.

ss s. Y i n. Of wallonia, Ky. 4. en-.
) y ~ "a, .si plauh9ca R SntSg MS 5
a. s.itly t,sab ~ Us 'aa.ly for years
sblss's medicine mend ~ 1t 10 The public
a.. The Is ana - !. me world for bowel
tsi',s. ua 90 cent sizes for sale
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Qnintan,.

NJ Bal, n, r,s''' May 10. The s.ran,c,
salsrsaf ,, W., bring down large party
ss;atl. q ', ~. e.. from s,asoria and
k,Ss s.aoeassy sS from Galveston
hss sailed for G nv, naui
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11
BOARD '. AND ROOMS,


GOOD TABLE BOARD and nice rooms /
euitabi for gentlemen w9rhfR az IN u
or gions, centrally located AZ ~" 'i"' ~
street ---------------------------.
I55,Ip1, XNI1 LODGING II; $40 and 81 oo
t,sr week. al 10 Travis street, 'nsst %
lrato - !. !.
ELEGANT ROOMS With board reduced
rntfs Tor rOupies OF Renilfmf y CEN m
iN.,,.tens table boarders sO1cfcas balm
nrvlIeges 512 San Jaclnto street. cor,
ner Prair.e avenue --------------------- :,
FoR EigNT--Two nicely Furnished feoniR,
south srn exposure, Sith ar without
bnard- Il, mo comforts. references. two
car Ines 1912 HlIlm street. -
WINTTf1--Two nariies 20 take NICE c nol
south room loealhy the l'oa' ~ inf ~, ~,
live for the euanIner. ~ Travis. u
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED IN buy or rem, good pool la
bic al once must be cheap. Apply 70
1870 Montgomery avenue ~
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS ,.
no advertisements IN office of the
Post for week ending Saturday. May S,
/. b. co. -. a. nrupner %; z (0 %;
ilS G. NJ, -. ca; 47o %; i5i' Z. o.; In In
ehuAee 81, hpsurs, o. q liouSe W
tD, ii3, ~. 49,; 191. orphan; ibt. 'iS %;
$. n, 20. rostle. so 90 d. 1871; 81,
Is. NJ. (5l; 1g1 60, 3d. sos, SIS (2); 100; $50.
9l5p
FOE $l0O you can have your watch
cleaned or handspring replaced under
guarantee at y. c. Wrcdes, is3 Travis
street. II
MRS A. WATTS. claryoyant medium;
hours, 9 a. ~. 10 . p M; GIG Austin.
ups ulrs, Ia
MISS llzzlE DoNAHER, correct de.
sAsnei and maker of ladies' fsshionnh!n
garments. Moore-Bnrnntt building Sc
ond floor Houston. TeNas. 10
VIANl REMEDIES HOME TREAT
MENTs- Please investigate AT 5 aie
h,sdquarters, iO2 Binz Buildng. Lady
attendant. to .. m. Advice and
health book free. ia
WANTED-At once. teacher of Spanish
language. ADDRESS y. box 10. city. u
MAlE. JOSEPH, the great European
ciairvoyani, PIANIST aud fortune teller
Gun be consulted ON all affairs. fun sill
uusS, JJc: satisfaction given; 3Uos2 Main
=
MISS REELS studio for vocal cul:urs
viii be at her home. 1901 Polk avenue
during the ensuing warm months Il
a WIDOW. ,niddlc aged. and her daugh-
ter. AGED IS, wish "A posi4on to aceoin-
puuy u family going mp North as nurse
or attendant to nvalii; w,llmS to pay
Iart OF fare, references gwen. Aidroes
Mrs. Il. Wilson. general delivery, Waco
MMr. c. K BUJAC. plnnioie, studio 900.
| Mason block; special attention raid to
rudhneuts of music: iessons at php!la'
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WNNNnD- SiUatiou ~ cJlorol Young
man 20 work around hotel or private
family; reference given. Address 1911
Austin street IL
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information, ~
Dlps WANTED igor tho erection OF
nuhl,r school building. scaled bids will
"'nloclS nnou of Inc lgth duv of MAY.
is1f r", tEn .rot,tIon cnntnirt,; OF "A puh.
lie at'hnui ht8illuy for tho ,ilty OF pal-
tt,, a., ,rro,lnp.o yy,ih nIuns and
su~titi,,ntlon. an nle in he oiiice OF thu
,itv se..,,tI5,rv
ia III MA fuhinitted must be accom-
rani,.I with cnrlliled clirck for the sum
IF ,,,,, brndr.d dnIlnrs uoynhIe 10 A. j..
o,rs I'm. ar III. ,,itv of ptlr4fine
A. ,,,uiarter that tho PARTY submit
Nm .,ich hid VIM enter into N valid ana
"a, an, ,,,utrn,t Win tho rffv 10 erect
,5 @ ,St,5,,, ,,t,J huildInt +, accord
80 .'t,b Soid Lfd AND mans Ind -pcc-
fI,,.,tIors nn5 Tnrni~h ,ood and nm.
49,. N, lana in NO .,i,, az s5p1 corIi.
tinn,I fot the ftIihftil porformanre Of
t"ii,' ~ 'rtn ~ az, - IN,
,..'sb, D., ,oi,'nt ans, ',od al bi,.
T. u0WIiRs MAYOR
". G. CAMPBELL, Clty sec'y.
'.les.ll,'. : -N,ss. -el-1- .. !s1.-
TIE STATE OF TeHHs' NdNhlfo county
Bids VIII be received unt.l II m. sat
uriay, May ~, 1874 for The furnishing 10
tho State Orphans Home at corsicana,
Texas. the following supplies 80 De iYl-
nIShci fruGi June / TO August 81 IN
clusive;
Seventy pounds fresh rerf per days
1000 pounds flour, 100 pounds smoked
bacon. " t"rccs lard. Dp pounds nam
barrels rice, I barrels gr9s. barrels
HON ny. 10 boxes spap 3 barrep fine
salt 3 barrels COARSE salt blrrei Vlhe,
gar, 3 boxes starch, 10 pounds soin, 10
pounds black pepper. taftH b-puHhi
r1tg Prices linking Powder. 4 SACKS
Ilttle Java coffee, ! i0-pound cadd.eS tcl,
IL barrels pranulated Sugar. ~ l%rrcla
New Orlcuns sugar house molaas"s,
barrels fresh mackerel. o boxes pruncA,
/ barrel dried aIplies ! barred kr1Et. .
dozen brooms unedium si2eI, boxes can
d. 4 cases tomatoes. I cuseH tomato
st.4ts IN 4
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YOUNG MAN and wife want position in
boarding house 20 40 cooking lad wait.
inG On table; good references. Address
52i, lhis office. i3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11

FOR SAlJE- Elegant fitil leather tup
uha"tons. with lNltiAr trimmings aud
huring hachs. worth 500 T,h cash. Edw
i-arendun, corner Franklin and Caroline
street ~
ron sALtS-Fnll leather TOP bngrlcs
worth so for SfA cash I.lW I4areuiOn
coinor tr.Ekin aud Caroline stteet. II
GENTLE family horse rood ai2e, years
Old, easy to keep. fieo nice TOP hLFRy a {
low price Impure 1875 Liberty avenue. ~
HOBBY HORSE privilege Tor talo at
I3ropham, Texas. @hifc~i. i5th aud AN
CouductorA' picnic sDth. good opening
for ihi.e dayn good business. Aidrc.N
q. \ seward t{tanhnin. lokna u
FOR sALE Thre" crap tables, two poker
i1hlef one faro iulir. Que roulctl" thbl"
wo staycs one chse keeper one roulette
200 chips. in my warehouse ordered SOLD.
ARMY 10 a, T. Lincoln, ioi Ttavis 81. "
ITAKGAlN5- l'nredoemed pledges gold
aud fiiyer wntenen diamonas, silver
witches, br,ech loading guns. Colts aud
Snth & WcsDon pistols. r.. j.. coomha;
,l2 Main. --.-----.-.---.---.--.-.-.l y
OpElaS BANKRUPT stock al 30 Ia cents on
tIio dollar. shoes. lullos' underwear, mo-
F.rry piece goods. slippers, chlIrHnH
shoes. e, l.. Cooml!a, dl2 Man nlreei. Il
| CAPE JESSAMiNE buds, ~ per 100 70
rer lO0). can furnish gDl 900 "a day, send In
your orders. NJ. V. wright. 1ous'on
Texas. Ga
FOR sALE Compress, nInety-nch
II taken is Atay 10. Address VIM, w.
| 3ieroe No. no. iIennen Bul!ding. New
Drl.hna, Ia. o-z'
DAYTON rLECTRIc FANS.
Croker Wheeler Motors,
General I1loptric Motora, and Generators.
Ana a fuii Inc Of nigh grade Electric
HsSssr!rs to ali kinds Of apparatus.
Contractor for complies p,llanMtsii r,1,rp
OFFICE. No. ~ Maln street. n
ron sAIE-An agsorinleut OF second
nand neting pIIeys, 'G,as, nn.a nfiiss q
T0I s1TIF..---l-7'eiaF piil1g. lelrgfaph ona
telephone polee; red or cedar poaeil
100 s 9G gSs p''iRf 1'' s1a a%ss.
! CChapmeif itlii, Texas Eli
53S ACRES choice wnfie oak timber front,
| mi, an San Jacinto river, milo ana u h'i!l
Der y'' acre. WILSON & Hannah. KAN build,
| TWO IoI- ON CORNER OF st Charles ana
| Ieolnna. must be sold, mako ~ AZ
uffer. Wilaon a. Hannah. 2o3 KAN buiiI /,
Fam ga ncrcs. s-ro@n dwelling house.
| stable nnd crib an good gfahca fgan'
| between Spring and Klein, good nelsn-
borhood az roasonaeo i,g''Tr o,a api or
johm kennedy, attorney at law, Hons,,
ION. Tenas. ..--.s. ...,;, ~ ~,
CEDAR POSTS, LOGS, TELEGRAPH
ga Telephone Poles, riiing, and c.lar
Charcoal Address j, suIitEhbAsiy =,
| uoerne, Kendall county. Jeaa5. .-lz
WANTED TO BUY.
WAATFD--f'o buy. a sseond-ha.na, gig;
rntist b. 81 good condition. ADDRESS,
| siatlng price waited. "a. D, f''' thlA
| VA NTEII-yro bug secondhand hay
| .fcel nrens preferred: write what you
hive for sale. 10 trap wanted. n. y.
! iiayuIc west point, Texas. ~
PROFESSIONAL.
o. CoTT0. e BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and Adjusters. 10 Main street
| rs1nSf. Franklin. T.
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A BREAD aud cake baker wanted; nie,
l,cr week, only iirst.class man wanted.
Empire Bakery. WaNahachie. Texas. IL
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AGENTS and branch manager, salary or
commission Hunter Tailoring ane snir,
Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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FOR RItNT-SoVcn room furTishcd house
Tor summer months. cheap 10 responsl-
PIE parry without small children. App,r
T9 Walker avenue II
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FINE new Ladies' Columbia lilcSele Tor
..tle NJ n very reasonable price, can ho
seen at Ghe grocery house OF 10 y, 'an-
non n Co. iU5 Travis street rms IA
also the best place TO buy your SioV'
ti,g
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HELP WANTED.

s25 no $40 weekly salary paid cigar sales
men, experience Unnecessary, pormh-
ncnt position. W. l., kline Co.. st.
Louis, Mo.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

LANDS 50 acres OF nne hlacN land south
of city. at Sl2.jD pcr -tcre; can dse one
half of value IN good trade.
loo acres tel miles nom city. or raii-
road, and al fenced. VIII be sele at
20 ati,Es Of fine land i've miles from
courthouse; vel drained and small
S.iV prooeriy-2is beautiful lots on
Ha;niitnn street, on corner, NvS.
Fine piece OF business property on Nam
street. $4,000, s,o-o
Lot ana one-half with Groom modern
cottage. 3 hocks IRON Captol hot'i'
TGautiful .,gn. room house SIKH ward'
togethor with three lCts. h!eh.y lnproS-
cd. shade, fruit and h)wefs, S3SV'
r. H. GaLnt lNnz buHdlhS', ,
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YOUNG MAN, well acquainted with cllv
would Ike situation driving delivery
WAGON; have experience in rrocerc bust
ness; salary no object. Address 5sI, this
otilcc, n
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WANTED-By a white sob,r
N.ung man to work IN garden or mtlN
cows and take care OF horses. Address
u IL mis- nrilce. l3
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FOX HEN1'-rwo nicely furnished up
stairs rooms. ono suitable Tor llght
housekeeping, four blocks from Nam
ntfp II
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bel Warlng OF white wings fans,
splhl,ng better than a fight, but he
BIZ got more than he cared for when
rM Attorney olcott described some
u methods as amounting TO moral
Iinail, especially since there Is no
yas hat the commissioner has several
h threatened and executed reprisals
iksa 'entur.Ig to oppose propositions
,sh be has SET his heart. The colcnel
TO military TO be diplomatic, and tv
Nasi If the righteousness OF anything
raali 10 hesitate about the means used
a,a. It.
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'TOR SAlAe- Several tracts of good land
naAr the city, very cheap; great bar
gain IN 'rarldnetcn fnirie, Liberty
County. some snaps" In unlmptoNcd
lota IN mo CITY Mrs. Cora Bacon
i5ostcr, Moore burnett building, l'id
'rnyaa uN,nue
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STTTfAiFiJN Vented by an experienced
man IA WORKING gangs, boarding. minus,
com,nlssary. general store for wood. Tie;
timber or lumber yards: Inspect ana
keep accounts Make proposition va;
this Office -
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FOR RENT-Pretty two-siory house. sev-
en- rooms. all modern conveuioncys; close
IN 1916 Texas avenue. Apply 1873. next
door, 10 Mrs r.. c. Burks. ii