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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-12-16
Real Estate Transfers.

Following is a list of real
estate transfers recorded by the
county clerk for the week end
ing Dec. 10, 1897;
]. NJ. Crawford and wife to j.
A. and B. F. Small, 100 acres,
Adam Lawrence league, S2,25O'
Seth Shepard to VIM. and
Gustav Fischer, 1876 acres, James
Cox league, S1,S74.
Seth Shepard ct al, executors,
to VIM. and Gustav Fischer, 1873
acres, James Cox league, S2,2O2.
VIM. Whitening and wife to
LAS & Francis, 45 acres, James
Goacher league, $3.50.
R. Flack and wife to T. j. and
j. H. Burton, 70 acres, Thomas
Ward league, $3.50.
W. A. Wood to Louis M.
Beaumier, 2 lots in BRENNAN,
ST, 225.
D. A. Jansen and wife to Mary
Helf, interest in 1 lot in Bren-
ham, other considerations and 81.
Mary Helf and husband to
Mrs. M. Jansen, interest in 2 lots
in Brennan, other considerations
and 81.
B. F. Small and wife to j. A.
Small, interest in 100 acres,
Adam Lawrence league, and 637
acres, Joe Davis league, S3,376.
F. A. Rice ct al, to VIM.
Neumann, 8 lots in Burton,
1925.
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youths Suits.

All wool Youths 8 piece sack suits in
black and white cheek, value 500
at...... .............-. go
Youths all wool 8 peiced sack suits,
either in gray mixed or brown
mixed, real value Is 600, at..... $50
Youths all wool 8 pieced sack suits in
blue and brown mixed and gray
mixed, a bargain at $50, at.......... 500
YOUTH all wool pieced sack suits in
black clay Worsted, extra good
quality, worth all of 1000, at ...-.... $50
BOYS Two-PIECED SUITS.
Boys wool mixed 2-pieced suits in
gray aad gray and brown plaids and
brown cheeks; bargain at Loo.
your choice at...... ...... ......... 50c
Boys all wool 2-pieced suits in dark
steal gray and brown stripes, regu-
lar price zoo. at. =. .......... 1.5o
Boys all wool 2-pisced suits in navy
blue serge and twead Flannel, worth
all of $50, at...... ..............2.oo & 1913
Boys all-wool 2-pieced suits in gray,
mixed stripes. large brown and
gray plaids, a bargain at 8 50. at. go
Boys all wool apiece suits, in small
gray stripes, extra quality; real
value is $50 at ACKNOWLEDGMENT. ego
Boys all wool, extra quality Eton
suits in light and dark grays, real
value is 2 50, at .................2.oo and I.76
Boys all wool, extra quality, blouse
suits in navy blue Flannel and navy
blue serge, with fancy collars, q bar
gain at 4. so, for ..... ......... $50 and 2y0
loco par, Job lot of all wool knee
pants, size 4 to IS, assorted colors
and correct prices.
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Cents California Goat Gloves, extra
quality, value Use. at ...... 1890. s.
Gents fur top dog skin in quality,
value Loo, at.-.--.---..- n
Gents Mocha Costor Gloves, extra
quality, value LOO, at -. .........- q
Gents unlined Kid Gloves, extra
quality, value Loo, at 49,. .......... "a
Cents California Reindeer buck gloves
extra qua ity, value is l.25 ............ s.
Cents Mexican Mustang buck glove,
extra heavy, and warranted to wear,
value is LOO, at .............. ............ 81
Cents California leather Gauntlet
gloves, value is Loo, at ....,....... y
Gents Mexican Mustang Buck Gaunt-
let gloves, extra heavy and guarzn-
teed to wear, value, 1.25, at.... 800. LOO
Gents Buck Gauntlet Gloves, extra
quality, every pair warranted to be
as represented, or money returned;
real value is zoo, at.... ............ lbs
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Boys black wool hats, value Csc, at doc
Boys black and brown Alpine hat,
value Loo. at .................... 5oc
Boys black fur hats at IS, s., e8c and LIS
Boys extra fine, black fur felt stiff
hat, SATIN lined, value zoo, at ....... I.so
Gents black wool hats, value &c at. 60
Gents black wool hats, value Izs a %
Gents Cluster Hats in gray and
Drown, value IS, st..-.-......-...... I.z5
Gents Cluster fur felt hat, ezra quail
Ity, IN block aud white, value Zoo
S.-.. .-.... ...-.-.. ......... I.5o
Gents wide, strei2ht brim and high
Crown fur felt hat; real value z.5o
Big line in Cents STETSON HATS
in black and white, assorted styles
worth 500 at ............ ........ $50
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GENTS CLOTHING.
-7Big Cuts this Month

Immense bargains for this month from
our enormous purchase, which enables rs to
place the goods at retail at lower pice
. . than the retailer pays for his.
All wool Gents Cheviots Sack Suits,
either in brown, gray and dark tan,
the real value is $3.50, at............. $500
Gents all wool, brown and blue
mixed Cass;mier sack suits, real
value 500, at ........ ...... .......... Goo
Gents all wool brown and black
check sack suits, real value is S.50at g.
Gents all wool Cheviot and Scotch
Cassimer, sack suits, either in brown
check, black and green mixed, or
large plaidS, sack suits. sold else
where at 1000; your choice at........ 7.So
Gents all wool black clay worsted,
sack suits, extra bargain at 1000
and 1I.5o, at. 7.5o and so
Gents all wool, fne tailor made sack
suits, in gray and brown serge,
brown cheviots, brown mixed
cheviots, plaid Cassimier, striped
Cassimer, black double breasted
melton Cheviots and black clay
Worsteds; real value of these IS
1850 and 13 80, at................... 1000
Gents al wool sack suits extra quail
ity, ine tailor made in small plaid
and checks, and black, clay Wors-
ted suits, sold elsewhere, at 800
and 16. so; your choice at........ ...... II 20
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LADIES' SHOE DEPART
MENT,

Our shoe department is complete,
filed with the best makes, unsur-
passed in style, unequslled in COM
fort and durability. We have
Drew, Selby & Cos Ladies Fine
Shoes, The Star Shoe Cos Misses
and Children's Fine Shoes and
Mauss & Co.'S Mems Shoes, Excel
sior Shoe Co.'S Boys and Youths
Fine Shoes-in all the latest toes
and newest colors. It requires an
artist to bnild such footwear as we
are showing this season. Each and
every pair of above makes guaran-
teed to give satisfaction.
Lot 3o48, Drew, Selby & Cos Ladies,
So 90 French Kid Lace Shoes,
Royal Purple in the correct shade
for Fall season-all sizes and
widths at $780,. .................. 1895
Same as above in Green with Black Vest
ing top. imitation tip at S398.
Lot 6S6o2, Drew, Selby & Cos Ladies
$500 French Kid, Vesting top.
Chocolate Lace Shoe, with Brown
Pat. Leather Tip, all sizes and
widths at 800. :....: 49,. ...... S3.eS
CeIluloid Eyelets in the above shoes.
Lot $3.50, Drew, Selby s. Cos La
dies $500 Green lace Shoe, black
Vesting top, all sizes and widths
at 80. :. ...,........ $780,. -. $500
Lot 3o74, Drew, Selby & Cos Ladies
SA.5o French Kid Lace Shoes,
Vesting tap.patent LeatherTips,ail
sizes and widths at ............ $3.50
Lot 2o35, Drew, Selby & Cos Ladies
81. 20 French Kid Lace and But
ton shoes, Hand Sewed Welt
heavy soles, patentLeather Tip at $3.50
Lot 1920 Drew, Selby & Cos Ladies
S7.5o Chocolate Kid Lace Shoes,
Heel and Spring Heel, Stock Tip,
Coin Toe at...................... $500
Lot 1929, Drew, Selby & Co.'S Ladies
$3.sO Lace Shoes, Patent Tip
Columbia Toe, at .................. $3.50
Lot "Daisyr Drew, Selby & Co.'S La
dies $3.50 Kid Shoes in Button
and Lace Heel and Spring Heel,
Light and heavy soles; 10 styles
to select from at -. $Z.oU
Ladies Dongola Button Shoes, our
Hutchins make, each and every
pair guaranteed, heel and spring
heel, at........... ................ SI.oU
Ladies Dongola Button shoes, in coin
Toe. Patent Tip, Opera Toe, Plain
and Common Sense Toe, all sizes,
at...... ..-.........s St.20
Ladies' Dongola Button Shoes, Patent
Tip and Plain Toes at 81 90
Ladies, Dongols Button Shoes, heel
and spring heel, patent tip and
plain at...... .......... ooc
Ladies India Kid Button Shoes, S1.oo
value, sizes 8 to only at........ SOC
Ladies Glove Grain $T.5o shoes at... LIB
Ladies +" ." S1.25 g.. Loo
New and complete line of Star Shoe
Co.'S Misses and Children's But
ton and Lace Shoes in Green's,
Chocolates. Wines and Blacks,
Just in-prices from soc to $500.
all new lasts and toes. Come and
see them.
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Gents and Boys 0vercoats.
BIG CUTs

Gents brown striped overcoats. extra
heavy and storm collar; regular
price, 300 at.............. ..... ......... 3.sC
Gents Blue Gray mixed extra quality
and extra long, with storm collar,
regular price CSC, at ........ ...... 49S
Gents all wool Brown Cassimer over
coat, medium weight, real value $50 500
Cents extra fine mutton Beaver over
coats, lined throughout with Skim
ner's SATIN lining; real value is 1900
at..... ...... ::...... -. .......... goo
Big line boys all wool overcoats in
brown, gray, blue black and checks
at extra Low PRICES.
Big Drive in Cents Mackintoshes,
at.......... ........ ...... ......3 30 and 4 so
DON'T FAIL To ASK to see them.
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MEMS SHOE DEPART
MENT.

Mems Satin calf dress shoes in plain
Globe and Coin Toes, Congress
and Lace, sizes to II; value
SI,25 at...... .......-. ......-..... lux
Mems kangaroo calf, Congress Globe
Toe, S200 value at......... $1,000. l.6c
Mems Calf Skin Shoes in Congress
and Lace, value $2.oo at .......... I.5c
Mauss Shoe Cos celebrated SKY
Flat shoes in Vici Kid and
Calf Skin, .$4.5o value at....... $3.5c
Mauss Shoe Co.'S Ok Blood Knob
Opera Toe So. 90 value at...... $3.5o
Mauss Shoe Cos Calf Skin. Coin Toe,
S4.sO value at Encouragement. $3.50
Mauss Shoe Cos Calf Skin, Globe Toe
s4,sO value at...... :..-;.:,...- $3.50
Schwab Bros. Green Crack Proof, silk
Vesting top, 5000 value at 49,. SLo9
Schawsb Bros. Enameled calf, calf
lined, heavy sole, $500 value at. S4.os
We have the most complete lot of Shoes
ever shown in Brennan.
SO pairs Mems Kip Lace work Shoes
at...... ..........s... -.......,.. 45c
Sc pairs Old Gents Comforts, broad
Toe and low heel; size 6 to 10,
worth $I.25, at .................-.... SI.oo
8 cases Mems Kip One Buckle work
Shoes, all solid leather, size to
II, worth $I.as. at......-....... $1.oo
Cases Mems Oil Grain and Buckle
Plow Shoes; size 6 to 10; worth
Slab, at ...... .......... Sl.oo
Gases Oil Grain Creole Congress
Shoes, guaranteed all solid leather,
size to IL, worth $3.50, at...... $1.zs
8 Gases Mems Grain Creedmore, one
Buckle Pillow shoes, all solid
leather, size 6 to II, worth $l.5o,
I
as pairs Boys Veal Calf Creedmor, one
Buckle, work shoes, all solid
leather, size 3 to S, worth lbs, at CSC
2 Gases Boys Oil Grain Creole. Con-
gress Shoes, extra quality, size
to S, sold elsewhere at 1850; our
price ............... ......,...... LILO
Cases Boys Veal Cali Lace Shoes,
extra quality, all solid Leather,
size 3 to 5, worth I.25 at....-"... CSC
2 Cases Boys Satin Calf Lace Shoes,
size 3 to 51z, worth. I.25 at..... LOO
38 Pairs Bows Glove Grain Button
Shoes, Climax heel and Solid tip,
solid leather, size ~ to AZ,
worth I.50 at 100. ...... 800. l.25
4 Cases Boys Satin Calf Congress and
Balls Coin Toe, all solid leather,
value ZOO at...... ...........-...-.. $50
2 Cases Boys Satin Calf Congress
Shoes, made by Excelsior Shoe Co.
Extra quality, every pair warran-
ted give satisfaction, worth $50
at .........-................ 200
2 Gases Boys Colt Skin Balls. Coin Toe
extra good quality, made by ex-
celsior Shoe Co., worth ESQ at 200
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So pair Boys Green Russia Calf Balls.
Shoes, Coin Toes, extra quality
and extra fine, every pair warran-
ted TO give satisfaction. Made by
Excelsior Shoe Co., worth 800
at...."... ...-...s. 80. ~
s Pair Boys Wine Colored Vice Kid
Patent tip, Balls. Coin Toe, made
by Excelsior Shoe Co., every pair
warranted to give satisfaction.
Size to 81, worth 3 50 at...... *
Ladies' India Kid. OPP. toe, patent
tip, button shoes; size 3to s, value
LOO, our price ..............,. .......
Old Ladies Dongola Comforts, size 4
to g; value I.25; our price........ lo
Old Ladies' Glove Grain Comforts,
size 4 to s; Les Yslue; our price,. 1.o
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LADIES' SHAWLS,

Ladies' fancy plaid shawis, full size,
55c kind, at.......... ............ &c
Ladies' fancy plaid shawls, full size,
l-25 kind, at............ -. 8,
Ladies' fancy all wool shawels, full
size, $50 kind, at .-............... oS
Ladies' Cashmere shswls, full size,
zoo kind, st......-;.-.... -. -. 1.so
Ladies Cashmere shawls, full size. $50
kind, at l.75.
LADIES' Cashmere shawis, extra size, z.oS
at zoo.
Ladies' Cashmere shawIs, 72x72, extra
quality, 900 kind at 2.25.
Ladies' Cashmere shawls, extra quality and
large 8 so kind at ESQ.
Ladies Cashmere, double width, extra heavy
real value, is 600 to 600, at 45o, 3 so,
300 and z98.
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Ladies' and Misses Knit
UnderWeaF.

Lo5ies' Derby ribbed heeced lined,
long sleeves vests, 1slue 35c, at....
Ladies Derby Ribbed feeced lined
full regular shaped arm hole 4oc
kind. at.
Ladies' half bleached fieeced lined,
extra quality, Waco yarn, derby rib
bed vest. 5oc kind. at...... 10000.
Ladies' all wool derby ribbed, extra
quality drawers, real value is 75c, at
Ladies all wool combination suits in
bleached and gray mixed Derby
ribbed full finish; real value LOS, at
Misses half bleached combination
suits, Derby nbbed, full finish, 75e
kind, at.... -. $500. -. ...........
Misses Derby Ribbed vests, half
bleached, 35c kind, ut .............
Misses Derby ribbed vest, Zoe kind, at
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Gents Pants.

One lot gents wool mixed pants, in
Brown and navy blue, real value
1.5o, at $500. 800. Loo
One lot Gents Cashmere pants in
brown stripe; real value Zoo, at...... I.zs
One lot Gents Cashmere pants in
Gray stripes, and blue stripes, real
value ESQ. at -. :.......:....... L6o
One lot Gents all wool, navy blue
pants, real value is 2 50, at ........ LIZ
One lot Gents all wool in dark brown,
gray and dark p!aids, a bargain at
as, at....--...:... ........... I.9S
One lot extra fine tailor made, all wool
Cashmere Pants, in brown, black.
corded, fancy stripe and mixed
stripe. ats 9S, 3.5o, 500, $50 and zoo
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THERE are more than a half
million persons, says the Gran
bury News, who were never in
be army now drawing pensions
reason of the war of the re-
Jon.
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A PAIR of deer are recent
acquisition to the yariegated live
stock which play at willin Coun-
ty Clerk Stewards yard. They
are present from Mr.. Henry
Turner. Mr.. Seward has special
ly prepared his premises for their
reception by enclosing his lawn
with poultry netting surmounted
by four strands of ribbon wire,
making a fence some eight feet
high, which he thinks they will
not be able to jump.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-01-06
RoeuEs HUNTED DOWN.

Three Members OF Gang OF Counterfeit-
ers are Arrested In New York, Together
with an Extensive Plant.
NEW YORK, Dec. 8L--Mary Hasson,
William Marlin and Patrick Burke
were arrested Tuesday night at No. 8
Batavia street, this city, on the charge
of being counterfeiters. They are said
to be members of gang of the clever
est counterfeiters that have ever ex-
listed in this country. The operations
of the gang were carried on in the
Maine woods and mountain Businesses
of Virginia, as well as in the slums OF
New York.
Spurious money made by them has
been extensively circulated through
out the United States and so cleverly
was this done that government detect
ives found it hard to tell it from the
genuine.
1t is said that other arrests OF the
gang will be made shortly. Marlin.
one of the men arrested has already
served term of 30 years for counter
feiting. He is considered the prize cap
ture. He is over 70 years of age and
a clever engraver. A complete plant
of crucibles, dies and silver and several
hundred dollars worth OF coins were
captured.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-01-06
A VERY STRONG BANK SAFE.


Three burglars Attac.lcd Ii with EHplo-
sives, but Could Not Gain Entrance to the
Cash Therein.
NEWTON, Ia, Dec. 31.-Between and
2 o'clock Wednesday morning the bank
of Su ly, at Sully, Ia, 10 miles south
of here on the Iowa Central, was
entered by three burglars, who made
their way into the vault and secured
S27.75 in pennies and a $40 bill, but were
frightened away before they had eff
fected an entrance to the safe, which
contained more than $50, 900 in cash.
Tools were taken from neighboring
blacksmith shop. The burglars had
little difficulty in reaching the interior
of the vault. They then attacked the
safe. The hinges were knocked off and
they attempted to demolish it by means
of liquid explosives. Three explosions
followed, but they were not sufficient
to open the safe. The first aroused the
cashier of the bank, L. H. Sherman,
who lives near. He rushed toward the
bank, giving an alarm as he went. His
approach was discovered and the burg
lars fed, followed by five shots from
his revolver. His aim, however, was
not effective.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-01-06
WITH ARMS FOR CUBA.

Steamer DauntIess vim Soon Sail from a
Florida Port-Revenue Cutter Must Not
Interfere.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec S1.--The
collector of the port yesterday received
instructions from the treasury depart
ment to grant clearance papers to the
steamer Dauntless with cargo of mu-
nitions of war for Nuevitas, Cuba, and
require master, owners and consignors
to make oath required in sections 4197,
4l9S and 1900, revised statutes. This
oath is the same required of masters OF
all vessels with general cargo bound
to foreign ports. The collector was in
structed to notify the captain of the
revenue cutter Boutwell,, SO that he
would not interfere with the vessel
other than to see that an armed exped-
tion was not carried. In consequence
of this authority The owners of both
the Dauntless and Commodore are pre-
pairing to send heavy cargoes of arms
and munitions of war to Cuba.
The Dauntless left Jacksonville Tues
day on wrecking trip and has not
since been heard from, but her owner
expects the vessel in port to-day The
Commodore has been on the ways for
some time, but is now ready for sea.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-01-06
THEY SPLIT PAPER MONEY,

RiRgleader of Band OF Counterfciters
Who Operated in Novel Manner is Ar
rested.
NEosHo, Mo-, Jan. 4.-Deputy Uni
ted States Marshal Pearman has sue
ceeded in breaking up gang of coun.
terfeiters after chasing them since Oc-
tober 20. He has arrested ". ".
Wallace, the ringleader. Two mcn and
one woman who were in the gang are
still at large The method of counter
feiting was by splitting bills. Two
smooth blocks were coated with shell
lac A bill was put between the blocks,
which were pressed firmly together
and the shellac allowed to dry. When
the blocks were pulled apart the bill
was split in two, one half sticking to
each block The halves were then
washed in alcohol and the shellac re-
moved.
Uusually 81 and S. bills were split
and the halves pasted together as two
s. bills. This required the changing
and erasing of several figures, but the
work could be done so quickly and the
counterfeits were such excellent imita-
tions that the work was lucrative.
Deputy Pearman has a quantity of the
bad money in his possession. The gang
operated throughout Kansas, Okla
homa and southern Missouri. VI
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-01-06
BY A BUNCH OF KEYS.


Mystery of Mall Robbery is Believed to
Have Been SoIved-A Post once EN-
ploye Arrested.
New YORK, Dec. 31.--Post Office in
spectors have arrested William II. Post,
mail wagon driver, on the charge Of
mail robbery. A quantity of mail from
the west was stolen December 90. Many
of the rifed packages were found De-
cember % in the water off West Brigh-
ton Beach, and with this clew the in
spectors have succeeded, so they say,
in clearing up the case.
Keys to mail pouches are said to have
been found on Post, and number of
small articles, probably Christmas pres
ents, in his room. He is % years old
and unmarried. He denies robbing the
mails, and says he bought the articles
found in his room. 1t is believed he
threw the package of rifed letters into
the North river from ferryboat. Post
has been held under $5, 900 bail.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-01-06
A FLYING MACHINE.
san Franciscans are Building an Air Ship
Out of Aluminium.

San Franciscans are Building an Air Ship
Out of Aluminium.
PITTsBURG, Dec. 31.-The stories re-
Gently reported from San Francisco of
company engaged in the operation of
successful air ships are borne out by
an order, accompanied by detailed
specifications, given to Pittsburg
firm. The Pittsburg Reduction Co.will
ship in few days 81, 900 worth OF man
ufactured aluminium to the Pacific
Aerial Navigation Co. at San Francisco,
to be used in the construction of air
ships. The order was given about two
weeks ago. Aluminium being very
light metal, is especially adapted for
use in air ships. No description of the
air ship accompanied the order further
than such as related to the metal work.
1t is probable, however, from the
length of tubes, etc, that the whole
machine will be about $50 feet long anl
will accommodate several persons. 1t
will have two wings 1S feet wide and
be rudder-shaped.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-01-06
no PATRoL LIE COAST. 81

Gunboat yesuvius and Dispatch Boat Doll
phin are Ordered to Watch Filibusters
Sailing from Florida.
WASHINGTON, Jan. A. Increased vigil
lance in the filibuster patrol along the
Florida coast is to be exhibited by the
government and no effort is to be
spared to prevent the violation of neu-
trality. Not only have orders for the
return north of the cruiser Newark at
Key West been countermanded, but
others have been issued for the dis
patch boat Dolphin, heretofore utilized
wholly as an executive yacht, to pro
ceed to Florida at once. AS soon as
she can be made ready, the dynamite
gunboat Vesuvius win be sent to sup
plement the naval and revenue cutter
force and If necessary the torpedo boats
Cushing and Ericsson will speedily fol-
low them. All these vessels are ad-
mirably adaptable for the work, par
ticulariy the torpedo vessels, which can
enter all the lagoons and cruise among
the KEYS.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-01-06
Too Good TO be True.

HAVANA, Dec 'Maceo is alive"
is the Cubans joyful cry. The first
rumors, accepted with incredulity, are
now gaining ground Information is
coming into the city daily giving pre-
else details. 1t is said that when he
fell from his horse his followers
thought him dead, but found that he
was still living and spread the news
that he was dead in order to carry him
to place of safety. Under a strong
escort they carried him to the Siguanea
hospital, where under the slzillful treat
ment of doctors the chief is now slow
ly recuperating, The acute period has
now passed
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-01-06
Big Four
To Florida.

Best line from Chicago and the
Northwest, st. Louis, Peoria, west
and Northwest. Indiana oils and
points in Indiana and Michigan.
Detroit and Toledo, the Lake region.
BnffalO, Cleveland, Columbus,
Springfield, Dayton and all points in
Ohio, via Cincinnati or Louisville.
Only one change Of cars. Elegant
Vestibuled Trains Of Buffet ParlOr
Cars, Wagner Sleeping Cars and
Dining Cars. Direct Connections
with through trains Of the Queen &
Crescent Route and Louisville &
Nashville Railway without transfer.
Tourist rates in effect.
:. O. MCCORMICK, d. B. MARTIN,