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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-27
A. F. & A. NJ.

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements In office of The
Post for week ending Saturday, January
%, 1897:
4. f. ~; a L. CO; \. C): \. S. j.. Y.
w. NJ. t2>. G. $. ; 9lnS. 9lgS %: ais: 1882 80.
aiS2 (,, 9!33 (2), $685. 1888. 9i09; Emmett
Johnson: j. j. Jones; X. & a.: a5Si t2l.
NJ, G. Moore; NJ d, No, 10, a5SS. 91lS;
Miller t.); 1865 (2l 93sa: $500 t2); iiis; S2i6;
?il6 w. Purdy; 9366 CD: ali2 1898; 9S6S.
9iS (a), 1865: q2ii: 1884 $50 in: 800 "a
1925 n; 6121; 70 CD: 200: w. \. NJ 90;
1913 d0l 1911 02l 300; al25
MADAME l.. WESrPH AIS new elegant
masquerade costumes for rent anG made
TO order Orders sent all over Texas. GIL
Travis street, 80
NIANI.--A home treatment for uterln@
troubles: Investigate, at io2 Binz build
Ing; lady attendants from 10 G y. m.
advice and health book free. 30
If YOU MEAN BUSINESS, 1T yourself
for u now by taking course al the
Houston Shorthand and Tycrwrlting
Sch,.,l. Mason Block. Miss Alice f.,
Harper principal, day and night SEES.
sions. II
NEW YORK STEAM DYE WORKS-La-
dies and gents garments cleaned. dyed
and repaired ~ lowest prices: all work
guaranteed. Morris Rosentnai manager,
800 Travis street. Houston Texas. $50
LAMPS! LAMPS LAMPS acknowledgement
rev hiding speciality: electrical and rail-
way supplies, The Barier- Sheets Eec-
trical Construction Company. 9N Preston
avenue
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FOR SALE--An assortment OF second
hand betting, pullcys. shafing, hangers
piping, etc. Can at the business office OF
The Post. Il
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BUSINESS CHHhcE5.


.a ,UAkj<.ss s~s~@>
5000 IN gglt-edge vendor len notes. &c.
curel by black waxy han6. In Hill county,
to trade for merchandise. Address Will
kinson & Kerr. Brokers. itasca, Texas.29
FOR SALE--Any one wishing TO purchase
a first-class profit making millinery bust
ness. will please address box s5. Hunts
Vile. Texas. q
FOR sALE-I now offer for sale the Du.
pree stock OF goods In my possession,
located as follows: Waco, stock consists
OF wagons. agricultural implements.
plows, wire nails. stoves. sewing ma
chircs. bicycles. ETC.; at McGregor con-
sists OF buggies. wagons and agricultural
implemeuts; at Rosebud AID Mt Calm.
CONSISTS OF shelf hardware. crockery,
stoves. wire, nails. furniture, bugges.
= find inventory OF each stock at the re-
spectivo stores or in Waco; make bid on
basis OF par value OF all goods m stock:
Will accept bids on each location sep
arately or the entire stock; LEI all bids
lie presented at once. Frank +. Finks.
receiver, Waco Texas, 2-t
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WANTED-Agents for New York Steam
DYE Works In every town. Joe Roaen-
thai. manager. sN Travis street. Hous-
I'M
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Financial.

t..T'le.. -~AsQlklu.,4
FROM $500 upward to loan on city realty
or other security. also diamonds bought
for cash, q. 4. Wolf. sl2lz Congress
store
MONEY TO LOAN on improved planta-
tons ard city real estate. A. A. Moore
Il Co. 2O6ia Main street. %
ED MOSKOWITZ. Real Estate and Loan
MONEY 70 LOAN on improved city real
estate. l.. w. Craig. 206ia Main street Il
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acknowledgements whitn girl. with
references. rs nurse. lIp1 Congress ave-
me ri
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CHEAP CASES for sale at j. II. Mitchell,
manufacturing ieweler 4o2 Main stree
one ten foot case with stand. with pat
emit money and two extra drawers, also
two square cases. II
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-Gl-
For RENT.
--ET-. Ill.,
FOR RliNT--A tcn room residence with
all modern convenlencos. corner Milan
ana Pease. Apply to Il. II. Noyes.
TWO-SroRY eghtroom house. 1sQG DAD
las avenue, with modern convcnienocs.
stable and scrN ants room IN yard. Ap.
PLY 9ls Milan street
FOR RENr--At once, a nice large modern
house at pos Iolls avenue. between Main
aud Travis streets. Apply at 1904 Milan
FOR RENT--I.argc, nicely furnished up
stairs south front room, modern con-
vcnonces; rent reasonable: also smaller
room adjoining for So. private family
:, 80 y 49,
FOR RENT-'rwo or three furnished
rooms sultahle FOR light housekeeping.
first or second floor. all modern convent.
ea2s.s. Apply Slg ~ Bel ayenne.-----.----. ~
LIST your vacant houses with the Iious-
aon Moving and Storage Co office 2l2
Eannln: nlone 95s. = Ghlnlene y
FINE new two-stery residence on Me
kinney avenue i've blocks from Main
street; all modern improvements, $50 per
month. ln1u.re AT Az Mckinney ave 30
FOR RENT Seven room house. 1907
Ihneyert street hot and cold water.
yes, ETC. price s% per month Inquire
FOR RENF-Thrcc uaf1rnishcd rooms.
for light housekceplns er;ate bath PRIV
iloge. l2lS lamar avcnue. 30
FoR RENT-one room for office over our
store Apply ml Polemanakos Bros. cor
nor Main and I11iric. 20
FOR RENT-An established bakery with
living rooms attached; No. 20i7 Wash
ington street has city water, also seven
room house No, 2ois Franklin ,rcnt low to
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AGENTS. WANTED : Mutual Reserve
Fund wrote during 1896 ssi. 900 new
BUSINESS. the largest record ever made
Ky a natural premium company; top con-
tracts given; n you want to do business,
work for the company that writes the
business. For contracts or other infer.
for Texas and Arkansas. 223 Main street.
Itpxu ~
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WANTEn--.N once IN Bel county. Texas,
"a German girl or woman IN small Ger-
man fanny for general housework, good
home and pay. Address IL. A, this Of
flee ~
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$50 A WEEK salary and expenses paid
statesmen: experience not necessary; per-
manent position. The w. l.. Kline Co..
ST. Louis, Mo. "a
AGENTS-Bconomy gas burner. saves 70
per cent of gas makes large, beautiful
light and gives 100 per cent profit to
salesmen. General Agency Co., 225 Dear.
born street. Chicago. III. u
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FOR SALF,-Shade tree settings, small or
large quantities. magnolia, oak, gums,
safeufras. Address j. A. Hayes, Clevc-
land Texas z
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VIANf.--A home treatment for uterine
troubles: Investigate. at i62 Binz build
Ing; lady attendants from . 10 y. m.
advice and health book free. 30
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mules ana horses, some extra broken
drivers Sandbcrg's Stable. sol Preston
near hridrc 7. IL. TousoN. IS
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AGENTS wanted IN every town or county
Tor our celebrated and fully guaranteed
made 10 order clothing: goods sol read
ilN. prices lower than ever. sample out
nt With unlimited adverti1tng matter
season for anOccupNst territory SHOULD
he made now itll pay Won big.
Strauss Bros, Americas leading tallots.
corner Madison and Franklin streets,
On icago, mention papcr.
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MADAME l.. WESrPHAL'S new elegant
masquerade costumes for rent and made
TO order Orders sent all over Texas. Gil
Travis street. 80
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FOR RENT'rhrce unfurnshed rooms for
light housekeeping also furnished
avenue, ~
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DRS. BELTS 6 BELTS.

IS ST. Charles street. New Orleans. La,
Physicians and Surgeons.
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FINE new wo-story residence on Me-
Kinney avenue, five blocks from Main
street all modern improvements, $50 per
munth. lnqu.re III al Mckinney ave. so
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FOR RENT-Flno arranged Hat for room
ors or families close In. Apply lll3A
Congress avenue. second floor. room 2.
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MOUNTAIN CEDAR POSTS Mountain
Cedar posts in any quantity. at very low
prices The Bering Mnf'g co. 30
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FOR RENT-'rwo or three furnished
rooms suitable for light housekeeping.
first or second floor. all modern convent.
caccs. Apply S09 Bell avenue. 20
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LIST your vacant houses with the Hous-
aon Moving and Storage Co office 2l2
Eannin nhone 325. +. chlnrene. ~
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FOR RENT-Largc. nicely furnished up
stairs south front room modern con-
room adjoining, for 81. private family;
1iOi Walker aVunne, 30
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FOR SALE--Eggs-S Single Comb white
Lcghorns Single Comb Brown Leg
horns Black Minorcas. White WAN
dottcn. $3.50 Tor 10. White Pekin Ducks
81 90 for II. white Fan TAN aud HcminG
Pigeons ii. NJ. Ramsay. corner Con-
gress aud Caroline Houston Texas. 80
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FOR SALE--Lcichnor's Hair Dye. .uncN-
Ccllcd TJf per bottle; plso Lelchuers
celebrated Face Powders, Cosmetics aud
Grease Paints, at Lcwyn's DRUG store
opposite CAPITOL hotel 80
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FOR RENT--One furnished second story
front room fer gentlemen. Call at lilo
Walker
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FINELY furnished room IN private fam
Ny hot wafer, gas aud all modern con-
Vcniencos. Apply ZIG Crawford street. OK
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FOR RlcNr-At once, a nice large modern
house at Dos Folk avenue. between Main
aud TrNis streets, Apply at i50a Milan
or on nromises. y
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FOR SALE--rwo carloads OF BEDROOM
Suites, from Eastern factories, which I
dealer in the city. a. i. Lincoln. I0i-7oS
Travis street 30
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| .FOR SALE.
N~Mo~- ..EW.,s

HotNDS-Two full bloodcd 20 ing hounds
for sale: tia rcd for couns; good runners
and good fighters. Address Box No. T.,
l.Agle I.Nke. NpNeN.
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HELP WANTED.

Mic. .-.Em.-
WANTED A Registered druggist. Adj
dress IT.. this Office; =.
WANTED.~Rel!abc young men to lcnrn
teiograrhY FOR positions on railroad Fur
particulars address j.. G., Robinson. su-
rcllntendent. Dalloe, Iexas.
AGENTS wanted IN every town or county
for our celebrated and fully guaranteed
made TO order clothing: goods soil read
liz. prices lower than ever. sample out \
nt With unlimited advertising matter
season for unoceupis,l territory should
Strauss Bros, Americas leading tailois.
corner Madison and Franklin streets,
q lcago; mention papcr. .
WANTEp-At once, IN Bo,i county, Texas,
"a German girl or woman IN small Ger-
man fanny for general housework; good
home and pay. Address ii. A. this Of
WANTED--Rcsrestab wh,,n girl. with
references. rs nurse. l7ol Congress ave-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. single woman TO
do homework and nurse two children.
Apply between 10 and u n. m. and 4 and Q
=. y. m. Mrs !. w. Barret: 12l5 Moin.
GOLD PLATED wire jcweiry; lime work.
mlnshlp; guaranteed. any design made
10 order: amy name made into breast
Mn, Zoe. send stamps; aTcnts write for
i,;Saart,GGulars; Address jewelers.. 7, Q. boz
l.M, Houston. Iexaa "
AGENTS and brancn mnnaYer. salary Or
commission Hunter Tailoring and Fart
Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
TWO WOMEN to cook on section, man 10
make bed springs; four white women to
cook, In families out OF city: tickets
furnished; three colorad women TO cook:
tlso three families on farm, Call at
bureau OF Information. miM Travis
street. "
SALES NINA few first-class statesmen
| TO sell n staple line Of jewclry so retail
merchonts on liberal terms. Address.
| The Eastern Mfg. Co., Manhattan Bldg.
| Chicago "
WANTFD--At once, ir;elligcnt. clean
| white girl Us nurse. Call at 1901 Austin,
corner Calhoun. or Telephone 4M. %
GOLD PLATED wire jewelry, fine work.
manshlr guaranteed; any design made
pin, &c; send stamp; agents write for
particulars. Address jewelers.. p. o. box
100. Houston Texas. y
WANTED-About four miles of road
graded near ,S Sly. Apply to George y;
Wild pay commission and salary for four
good city solicitors; Me insurance or
building and loan agents preferred; 1009ls
SonsIess ayanMe.. @
WANTED-Whlie cook aud houseglrl;
mnst have references. good home and
liberal wages. Address Box 800. post.
AGENTS WANTED : Mutual Reserve
Fund wrote during 1896. Ssh, i33. 900 new
BUSINESS, the largest record ever made
Ky q natural premium company; top con-
tracts given; II you want to do business.
work for the company that writcs the
business. For contracts or other infer.
nation address j =. Chapman. Manager
for Texas and Arkansas, 223 Main street,
Dallas Texas. %
WANTED-Agents for New York steam
Dye Works In every town. Joe Rosen-
thai. manager. SN Travis street. Houg-
ton. n
$50 a WEEK salary and expenses paid
manent position. The w. l.. Kline Co.,
ST. Louis. Mo- "a
AGENTS-Economy gas burner. saves %
per cent of gas. makes a large, beautiful
light and gives 100 per cent profit to
statesmen. General Agency Co., 225 Dear.
born street, Chicago. ILL., q
--IslL-.------
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hotel and furniture; especially good
drummer tmdc. Cheap for cash. Az.
ply Box 1856 Wimnr. TeNRs.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

BRIC,ITr boy II years OF age. wants
place to work. Address Charlie. this
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-12
Try Grain-Ol Try Grain-Ol

Ask your grocer today to show you a
package of GRAIN-O, the new food drink
that takes the place of coffee. The chill
dren may drink it without injury as well
as the adult. All who try it like it,
GRAIN.O has that rich seal brown of
Mocha or Java, but it is made from pure
grains. and the most delicate stomach
receives it without distress. " the price
of coffee. Is cts. and rs cts. per package.
Sold by all grocers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-12
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by millions of mothers for their
children while teething. If disturbed at
night and broken of your rest by sick
child suffering and crying with pain Of
cutting teeth, send at once and get
bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" for Children Teething. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferers immediate
ly. Depend upon it, mothers, there is
no mistake about it. 1t cures diarrhea,
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces
inflammation, and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. Mrs. Winslow S
Soothing Syrup for children teething is
pleasant to the taste, and is the prescrip-
ton of one of the Oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United
States. Price twenty-five cents bottle.
Sold by all druggists throughout the
world. Be sure and ask Tor Mrs. Wins
low Soothing Syrup"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-12
Relief in Six Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases
relieved in six hours by the New Great
American Kidney Cure" This new rem
edy is great surprise on account gifts
exceeding promptness in relieving pain in
the bladder, kidneys, back and every
part of the urinary passages in male or
female. 1t relives retention OF water and
pain in passing it almost Immediately.
Ifyou want quick relief and cure this is
your remedy. Sold by c. c. Bingham,
druggist, 81 Main street, st. Johnsbury,
Vermont.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-12

A dispatch received at Woodstock last
week states that the final decision in the
famous Smith will case, which has been
in the New Jersey courts Tor 10 years,
has been rendered in favor of the heirs
living in that town. The will of H. B.
Smith is set aside, and the large property
will be divided among his heirs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-12

Byreason of the memories of childhood
religiously over-trained and morally
starved, with it's errors corrected only
by the most drastic sufferings, let me cry
out to you parents of the burden. bearers
OF the next century: Home influence,
more pure, more gentle, more tender, so
that the child may ever look back to it,
not only without pain but with absolute
and positive pleasure. Home influence,
with the motive not alone to give the
child pleasant memories, but rather to
give it the power to overcome evil
around it by the good within"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-12

actuated by desire to do the best he
could for all the rest. This was the
fashion, ii you will, in my little world,
and with the spirit elimination strong
within me, as it is with every child l
adopted the rule OF the household as my
own"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-12
Wednesday,.

Caucus of Democrats of the senate
fails to reach any definite result-Pub-
lie requests amounting to $167, 900 in the
will of Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer-G
opinion at Athens that war against Tur-
key Is voidable-Corbett wants
prize fight rules given out. Fitzsim-
mons wants them held back-Prince
Bismarck has a severe attack of neu-
ralgia-Senator Wolcott reports to the
pr 'sldent respecting an international
monetary onference-Sammy Kelly
of New York defeats Billy Plimmer in
20 rounds in England-Memorial SER
vices for Sc lost fishermen held at Glou-
cester, Mass-The three defendants In
the Lowell (Mass.) bribery case held for
the grand iury-Repubica in Lowell
(Mass) council succeed in removing a
few of the mayors appointees-The
"Raines" law in New York to be con-
siderably Notwithstanding Of the
Interior Bliss in Boston on business trip
Mayor Cook of Gloucester, Mass.
says he Is bound to GUST City Marshal
Parsons--Mayor Redington begins war
on liquor dealers at Watervile, Me
chants to discontinue chance advertis-
ing schemes-Patrick Clancy thrown
from his wagon and killed at Ware
Mass-Amendment making the state
college appropriation $4,000 adopted by
the Maine house-Contract made with
Drexel & Co. for the REIMBURSEMENT of
finances of the Lehigh Valley road
Spool cotton manufacturers form an
association-Monarc uprising in
Brazil becoming more serious-Old
fight over Kentucky senatorshlp will be
Eighteenth annual session OF
the grand council American Legion Of
Honor. of Massachusetts at Boston
Opening of the trial, at Boston, to de-
termine whether Adah (Richmond) Stet-
son was the lawful wife of the late John
Stetson, Jr---Republican intend to
have the new tariff law in operation by
July1.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-12
NEWS SUMMARY.
ThursdaY.

president Mckinley rlugurated-
Murderer Durrant Of San Francisco de-
MED new trial-COrrespon con-
corning Nicaragua canal sent to the sem
ate--Report of Weyler's resignation
now generally believed in Havana
Ma]ol "A. u. Wood appointed United
Otales senator from Kentucky-New
ork police board may be legislated out
OF ofice-Ferdinand May alleged to
have swindled a German bank out of
nearly $1,000, 0O0--Abscoading Newport
paymaster arrested in Chcago--Mate
Rram's exceptions allowed-Yale will
attempt to arrange yacht race with
Embellishments Miller Of the
CharlestoWn (Mass.) navy yard to sue.
coed Admiral Christian Han
sen the highWayman. gets an additional
sentence of not less than eight or more
than II years in state prison-Two New
York bankers charged with larceny
Money and securities to the value of $780,
900 found in the late home of a Dorches-
ter, Mass. recluse-Bill to reduce fire
marshals salary rejected by Massachu-
eral court the bill providing for a single
headed metropolitan sewerage commits.
slon--Granite cutters of Boston on a
strike-Corbett is taking medicine and
Fitzsimmons is drinking whisky
Congress adjournes sine die; appropria-
tion bills all passed-French warshp
orders Spanish to release a girl in six
hours, apologize and salute the French
flag, and the Spanish comply in half the
time--Power house running IL lines of
railroad in Philadelphia damaged by
explosion and fire. blocking the roads
two men killed--Coach Cook takes the
Yale crew in hand.
Friday.
English tinanciers and editors pleased
with President McKinley's financial pol
Icy, as outlined in his inaugural address
Gas explosion in subway, at the cor
ner of Boylston and fremont streets,
Boston; six dead; two fatally hurt; go
injured-Death of Rev. Charles Fred
erick Hoffman Of New York-Emma
Games physician forbids her to sing
John O'Neil of auckland, Mass, indicted
by grand jury for alleged murder of Mrs.
Hattie E. McCloud-Captain General
Weyler returned to Havana; he will not
resign, as Ieported-King George says
the Greeks are ready for war with Tur-
key--Carson City physician examines
Corbett and pronounces him all right;
FitZsimmons says he is not drinking
Golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. L. o.
Emerson of Hyde Park, Mass.-Massa
chusetts legislative commission on pub
lie reformatory and charitable institu-
tons recommends establishment of
state board Of insanity, in place of the
state board Of lunacy and charity
The moulding and planning mills of
Thomas Shaw's Sons at Newburg, N. Y.
burned. Loss, 100000; insurance, $780,
0OO-Next Tuesday set for final hear
Ing of the Bran case at Boston-Over
100000 worth of business property
burned in Rome, N. Union elevator
No. 2 at Peoria, Ills, burned with con-
tents of nearly 100000 bushels of grain.
Loss. $3.50, 000-A carload of oranges
donated by fruit growers of Southern
California to the orphan fund of the
National Armenian Relief committee,
was sold at auction in New York for
s923.99.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-12

No wonder Hale's Honey OF Horehound and
rar il praised by its users. Its curative effects
a,e like magic. Sold by druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.