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'sIersMFN DO THEIR WORK.
nov OPEN THE SAFE Al
80 THE LYONS HOUSE
ns Their booty s1oO I,
- 49, uow the Work Was
Accomplished.

o'clock yesterday morning
s0"" .,,ered the Lyons hotel. 25ol Odin
Dr. !, the Fifth ward, by prying open
'''p 49,, door Of the saloon.
. w.. s,e,,re hammer they knocked the
W. w. Of the safe from its fastening and
i'pI ~ hole it had occupied they put a
W ~ !, aJtro-glyeerfne. The explosion
;pfD"'s .,f,c one. 1t ASw the door clear
wooden PARTON fifteen feet
' ~ mi shayered 1T into hundred pieces.
'Ns' - money box inside the safe was
l ~ ,ora loose, valuable papers scattered
'NI 4. moor and the thieves decamped,
~. ..,,h them s160, all The money They
,,r,s in the safe.
ps ". s.n o'clock John Young and his l2-
. IA son. Charley, were i'm the bakery
=, ,ust aciess the street, TN front of
~ xaioon. Their attention was al
ia ~ heavy hammerlug across the
ne' few moments. later by muf-
s,se' rs,nSrng explosion. MIR Young
1fl q rifle and ran around the corner
Gs ss' souse. He could see three men Just
nls ,, ny VA saloon, but dense fog pre-
sl ~ hi IA being able TO identify them.
isaV' - ~, The men yelled to Young and his
vls ~ ~ mack Into the house and accom-
~ ~, ~ M demand with shot from re-
lsae. AIR Young obeyed the command,
'ops lao, bullet went wihizzing by his ear.
y ~ pS yonnrs went back soon after, each
~ An, armed. but the men had fled.
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THE FAITH HOME.
The Memorial building Is Now Near
" COmpleted.

ly Completed.
Ihe De Pelchin Faith Home Memorial
bulding is almost completed and in a few
days will be out of the hands OF the
builders. The association has attained in
this realization long hoped for, repre-
sentqng, as 1t does. In brick and mortar the
appreciation of the citizens of Houston for
the saimted Mrs. De Pelchin and in its
capacity enlarges the practical memorial
of gathering in and carin< for a greater
number of homeless little ones. of which
cnarity that noble woman was the founder
in this city.
There is vet fund to be raised to pay
OIL IA balance on the bome, but the asso-
Grafton has an abiding faith in the c1ti-
zens to help them as THEY have done be-
fore. and know it will come. And those
persons who have expressed the wish to
nave memorial beds have the opportunity
CT doing SO now Some parents have al
rehdy deposited amounts for THAT purpose
and the cot that lis TO be seen at Waddell's
was given by the father in memory of his
little Constance.
Among the furniture dealers desiring to
contribute share in furnishing the new
home are Messrs. Hudson & Smith, to
WLSul Npte ON lnankS WAS given at the
last meeting of the association.
The ladies are grateful to all for any
assistance rendered and gave rising vote
of thanks to Aessrs. S. o. Cotton & Bro,
Chiliit'ess & Taylor. O.. l.. Cochran and
Raphael Bros. for insurance policies. Also
to Mr.. Sam Ashe for his interest and time
in supervising the building
New members are enrolled ait every meet
Ing and it is hoped that In the near future
there NAV be thousand or more names Of
the good women of Houston included in
the list of membership.
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,l,rezevent- the we'll known ar.nt =, -.
Iauataoie Life Insurance company.
Rev. w. II. Philiips Of Iris c,,v IA,
preach az McDade, Texas, this morning an
again In the evening NV n''e mug
Inc Misses Cornelia and Eivthe WOOD.
Sc,tn, TWO of Cueso's handsomss. vo,,no
't'ules' are guests at the Iawlor. =
MRS. Clara Crawford and Mrs, Dora .,v.
lice Ice. residents Of Cedar Bayou. are In
houston this week on shopping tour.
N. Smith of Fort Worth will arrive
n =. ,this morning to make short y.sIi
70 ms nephew. Leroy Smith. and vii
s.art LOT Indiana Monday night
:, - i.A- oovernor, Wm. p. Dillingham; ~ Yer.
~. accompanied by his son, 4 Visiting
MS orother, Colonel Chas. Dillingham;,
M'ss corneia Carruthers of Galveston /,
visiting Miss Mary Calder at No. iso,
Msam street corner Iceland
4. MIS-. w II. Williams AMI son william
,ioweil' are visiting their amt, Mrs, Dir,
y. w. Gioce, at Hempstsal, Texas.
b Mr. r. s. Bradley OF Dallas. formerly Of
TINS city, is spending a few DAYS win hIs
home folks. 70s Walker avenue, prior IA
MS leaving for Philadelphia, III.
Mrs. Henry House has been very iii at
her residence. corner OF Capitol avenue ana
Milan street. She was somewhat better
last night, but Is still very low.
Captain George A. Quinlan, vice presi.
dent and general manager OF the Houston
and TeNas Central railroad, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Anna Quinlan, left
last night for Washington, D.. c., TO spend
the christmas holidays with friends,
DR.; 7, j. Boyle and wife left last night
for the East.
Mr.. Il. p, Clark, the Galveston con-
tractor, came in last night and is regis
tered at THE Lawlor
Mr.. Hugh Hamilton, manager OF the
Magnolia brewery, was among the depart
ures for North Texas last night
Hon. Guy M. Bryan aud Miss Eally Jack
Bryan of Quintana and Guy NJ. Bryan, Jr.,
of Galveston are in the cfs., guests at the
Hutchins house.
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Pretty Table Linens

Husbands can find nothing so
welcome for a gift as pretty Table
Linens We are showing an excep.
tionally fine line and would be
happy to have you see them.
Table Cloth and Napkins to
match at $4o 90, 45o, 500, S $50
and g. 90.
Hemstitched Table Cloth and
Napkins to match at S. so, 600,
$50, z. 90, 500 and 8. 90.
Hemstitched Napkins, 81. SO, 5. 90
and 6. 90 dozen.
Extra fine and wide Table Dam.
ask at~65c, 75c, S5c, csc, ST.. 90 and
1.25 yard.
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pEn.a
PERSONAL MENTION.

y prlya. a. y. cravens of Willis, who will
tin r,a see7stary for Governor Sayers.
NJ, IVY s,opeing at the Hutchlns.
kn ths ap MIS- J. NJ. Coleman have moved
VI ler]ra new home at the corner OF Milan
1pss r., '. Cox. after trip In Western
D. Il itoarned to the city.
asstop bolaa, an old time citizen OF
gsss n ~, ~ living in San Jacinoo coun-
~ bis Oh, sne eity Yesterday shaking hands
IA ALBERT Erickson lie. yesterday for
ossIaa sr, lrfzeyen- prominent
h with ~ North Louisiana. is in the
TO- q ie view OF locating here. The
cousin OF Colonel James H.
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Catholic Mission.

The mission at Sacred Heart church
corner of Pierce avenue and San Jacint'
street, opens at 1890 MAS today Yer,
Rev. Father Robert. C. r., and Rev,
Father ,Bonavent,lre. c. p. have arrived
ami will conduct the mission. The follow
ing is the order OF services:
Sunday-Opening sermon. 10:3O a. m.
Sunday evening, 1880. rosary instruction
sermon and benediction.
Week days--flnst mass, $50, with in
struction; second mass. $50. with instruc-
tbcn.
Instruction for children every day at
o. m.
ton. sermon and benediction.
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Kid Gloves.

* s.
Don't give your lady friend q
BAD pair Of Kid Gloves; they will
do neither of you any good. We
want you to buy KID Gloves from
us, simply because we sell the best
makes on earth and WARRANT
every pair we sell.
CENTEMERI Kid Gloves,
Tans, Whites, Modes and Greens,
S1.75.
TREFOUSSE Kid Gloves, all the
new shades, $l.00, 1.25, l.50, LIS,
200.
Foster, Paul d Co.'s Kid Gloves,
all the new shades, 81. 90, 1.50, 200.
Misses Kid Gloves, best made,
$1.o0.
Boys Kid Gloves, best made,
Sl.00,
Boys Fleece-lined Gloves, Soc
Full line of Mittens for the little
ones at l0c, 15c and zoe.
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Capes,
Jackets and
FurS.

So far in the lead are we on this
line that we simply can't realize the
enormous business we have done on
CAPES, JACKETS and FURS.
Newspaper descriptions will do you
no good; come to US, look the line
over and you will find it to your
interest to buy here.
Fur Collars, $3.50, 200, $50, 800, 500.
Fur Collarettes, Cape effects, at $3.50, sos,
$50, 1875, 500, 1000, 1880.
Plush Capes at $3.50, 800, $50 $50,
SIS, $50, 700, $50, 800 and $50.
Cloth Capes SOC, 7sc Ssc, Sioo, t.so,
200, $50, 800, $50 and up.
Jackets Of all kinds for ladies and children.
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Millinery.

We beg to announce that during
the week we shall show some ex-
trenely lovely effects for the Holt
day trade. Have no fear but that
you will get the very best and new.
est things in the way of Trimmed
Hat. a
Ladies Trimmed Hats at 80. so,
800, 400, 500
Ladies Trimmed Hats at $500,
$50, 500, 900.
Children's Trimmed Hats at soc,
$3.50, 200, 1925.
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MORE ARRESTS MADE,

but the Policy Shops Are still Rum
ninE-TriaIs for Monday.
There We're six mcre policy writers ar
rested yesterday, making nine arrests in
all and their trials have been set for Mon
day before the recorder.
The policy wheels. however, still con-
tinue to nun, never having missed draw
ing.
THE police say they will look after the
wheels after trials on Monday.
Some slot machines are still bdng oper-
ated In the CITY, particularly in the cigar
and drug stores.
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Ladies' and Gents
Umbrellas.

We have just received our Hol-
iday stock of Ladies' and Gents
Umbrellas and they are worthy of
your thoughts
Ladies' Umbrellas with beautiful
Handles at So 90, $50, 800, $50,
a. SO, SOC, 800, 6. 90 7.50, 8. 90
and 900
One lot of Gents extra fine UNI
brellas with magnificent Ivory
arved Handles, worth $3.50 and
500; choice now $4 so.
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Real Lace
HandkerCh'fs

You need have no fear of offend.
ing lady when you present her
with a real Lace Handkerchief for
Christmas present. She will APP
preciate it and always cherish the
gift.
Beautiful line of real Lace Handkerchief at
$50, 200, $50, 800, $50, 400, $50, 500,
$50, 600, 700, $50, 500, 1000 and 1880.
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A DRIVING PARK.
1t VIII he OTered for Use ny n Fair
Ground.


Ground.
Mr.. w. p. Berry has recently leased
twenty acres of ground, with 1000 feet
frontage. on the Harrisburg roa1, be-
tween the International and Great North
ern depot, and what is known as Bradyville.
He proposes placing half mile track
there and organizing driving association.
He says that in the event a permanent
fair association lis organized here he will
give the use of this ground for the erection
of buildings. etc. upon whatever terms may
be agreed upon by committee of citizens
selected for this purpose He says he will
be willing to accept whatever percentage
Of the gate receipts such committee might
decide upon as compensation fer the use OF
the grounds by the fair association.
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Dolls.

Don't wait until the assortment
is broken. Come down tomorrow,
look the line over, and we will put
aside any you may select.
Dolls at zoe. 35c, 49c, SOC, 69c,
75c, SOC, csc, $1.OO, 1.25, l.6O,
200, 2.25, so, 300, 8. SO and up.
a pretty Doll Swing FREE with
each Doll from 75c up.
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Ladies' NeCkWear.

A complete line of all the newest
and most correct fads in Neckwear.
Ladies' Neck Boas at $3.50, 200,
2. so, 800.
Ladies Stock scarfs at 75c, $1.o0,
1,25, 1.50.
Ladies' Stock Collars at 25c, SOC,
75c.
Ladies' Fancy Fronts at ST.. 90,
1.25, /. so, 200.
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Comb and
Brush Sets.

Always the proper thing for a
present No firm in the city can
show the great variety that we can
Comb and Brush Sets soc, $1.0o,
1.25, 1.5o, l.75, 200, $50, 800,
$50 and up.
Comb. Brush and Mirror Sets at
81. 80, It's, 200, .. so, 800 and up
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CRY BREvITIEs.

,.,o,ss attempted TO burglari2e the SAFE
.as tJsrrv House at the Office OF MS
- rard Friday night, but were lright-
Rlp;. ~ assisted in their effort before
..,omplishing their work
MIX bowling camp win meet IN regular
.,.s,on this afternoon at O'CLOCK
IA new mail wagons will make their
,,nearance about January /.
NAL o. B. b. club is arranging ior a
Holiday ball
NC. W. Bein, traffic manager OF the
u,.,lon and Texas Central, has pre-
..,,sa tba Cotton Exchange with hand
s,r,cy framed Photographic picture, oNs
~ showing a cotton moving scene In the
,ssds Yards, during a rush.
d n. Thomas will lead in the young
mems services at the 4ouns Mems Chrls-
la Association at o'clock this afternoon.
ina annual election of directors of tho
yorne Mems Christian Association will
orur next Thursday night.
The Home Manufacturing association
ri meet at the Hutchins House at .
ec,ock tomorrow afternoon, when full
etteriance of members Is desired.
Malcolm McNam, aged 81 years, died at
S.sO o'clock yesterday morning at All
go So s,rsat and will he buried at 10
..,.,. tbis ,,ornins in the old Episcopal
orhelery'
80. ~ 1 annosite ma German cemetery. was
ntesa Nv thieves Friday night and about
80 worth Of tools We're stolen.
,, o,- o.. dest,+u..
~ a. , s1n mn in The Fifth ward Yesterday
"a sent N {, 1oseph's Intirmary in the
,..ra asr w.g ~ ~ ~ "
n.x.,. sr,o,,
puaao .l payol mas peeai eiJosans "a 1ii M
Dlres. Nayieation company. as WEN as
ootton shippers generally. are glad of it.
r,,ro ~ ,n.,;lo,,,.a .o,onr.rs 81 N.
wasssrn az Iru,or srniss.a,, oon,nan1,s ofr,ne
Hal. A. r. Boone and S, b. Mover.
M ,o.,, ,na ir.t,t., cor.e,t nm
a.. IN 49, g. ne nS Me- pael viii taLe
sses wsdna.,Ss,. a,.aaina Daos,,,har 81
I ~ NJ. s.,.,',,.ia,e , 81 80
ny i'eSps 'e' ian
me cadets oil st. Andrew are ordered
aAeld as company the morning serv-
~ oN'i9' oiui on'
; aii' Mis. D. NJ frost anliouEce Ghe
!. aA 1nse OF IheIr aaugnter, Mattie Eslelle,
jennings ]. Blackwell at shearn church
tSn evening, DeGelnper ~, 1870 ao
anas IT, NOV SEN WARN onicia'ips' NO
n.
!. H. Stone OF the firm OF Ford,
" Inc hirsh " was i a aappy seSeetu 10y
Ts,s ,',, ,V.' -N0 ,'- aSeiue'
~ a lgnt M ~
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Down
Comforts.

One of the kind of presents that
please great many is i nice warm
EIDERDOWN QUILT. We have
a big showing Of them at $500,
A. so, 800, S. so, 6. 90, $50, 800,
s. so, 1000 and ll.00.
Special Values in ALL.WOOL
WHITE BLANKETS
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Aprons.

What to give to the house girl
and the cook may be worrying you
some. Nothing more appropriate
than pretty apron.
Large size White Aprons some
with Embroidery and some with
Tuck, 25c.
Very pretty Swiss Apron, 35c.
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Glove, Necktie and
Handkerchief Boxes.

We are showing over fifty differ
ent styles of Glove, Necktie and
Handkerchief Boxes, so suitable for
gifts. Prices are soc, 75c, S5c,
81. 90, /. 25, LOO.
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Knit ShaWls and
FaSCinatOrS

A lovely line to select FROM and
something both serviceable and
pretty.
Fascinators 25c, 35c, soc, 75c,
Soc, ST..
Knit Shawls SOC, Csc, 75c, s5c,
S1.00.
Full line of Knit Sacques and
Bottles
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Fans.

Nothing so lovely to give friend
as pretty evening Fan. We kind
ly ask you to see our line before
buying.
Lovely spangled and Silk effects at $3.50
200, $50, 800, $50, 400, $50, 500, $50,
ooo $50, 700, 500, 90 and 1000.
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Purses.

One of the proper articles for
a Holiday Gift is pretty Purse.
Hundreds in our store to select
from and the prices are 25c, soc,
soc, Coo, 75c, csc, $l.0o, 1.25, /. so,
LIS, 200, 2.25, $50, 3. rs, 800.
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Shopping Bags

Lots of lovely Shopping Bags,
that will be just the thing for a
present for some of your lady
friends; 75c, $lOo, l.25, l.50, LIS,
900 2. so, 800 $50 each.
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Silk Hose.

We always do lively business
Christmas week in the Silk Hosiery
Department-simply because you
can buy nothing which will cause
more pleasure to the recipient
Silk Hose, in black or colors, at $500, $50,
200, $50, 800 and $50 per pair.
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Handkerchief
Selling.

Never before has there been such
an array of handkerchief to select
from.
SPECIAL SERVICE at this
counter during this week.
Ladies' Initial Handksrchiefs-at Sc.
Ladies plain Hemsttched Handkerchefs
SC, t0c, IL lac.
Ladies' Embroidered Scolloped Handker-
chiefs, 1Oc, IL &c and i5c.
Ladies' Hemstitched Embroidered Handker-
chiefs at II 1-2c, t5c and zoe.
Ladies' fine Hemsttched Embroidered Hand
kerchefs at CSC, 80 i-3c and SOC.
Ladies' fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs at
2sc, 80 t-3c and SOC.
Gents Hemstitched HandkerchefS, toc,
~ Lac and i5c.
Gents fine Hemstitched Handkerchief, 25c,
80 i-3c and SOC.
Gents Silk Initial Handkerehiefs, CSC and
SOC.
Gents Plain Silk Handkerchief, soc, 75c
$500 and st.25.
Special lot of Ladies' fine Embroidered Silk
Handk erchiefs, worth CSC and SOC, at t5c and
zoe.
sChldren's Handkerchiefs, put up in fancy
boxes, different prices.
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| evy Bros,
All and 4l3 Main Street.

The Busiest Store on Houstons Busiest Street
It's going to be busy week for you, and
it's going to be a very busy one for us-such
selling of Holiday stuff and such display
of Holiday things! We can help you much il
you will visit us and take look at the hum
dreds OF useful and ornamental articles suit
able for presents.
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Gents Night Shirts

We have a special line of Gents
very handsome Night Shjrts-some
Silk ones and some Satin, hand
somely embroidered. Prices, SO. 25,
$50, I,9S.
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Albums.

An Album for a present is some.
thing no one will reject suppose
you see what we are showing at
$1.25, 1.50, 200, 2.25, $50, 800
and $50.
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FANCY HOLIDAY GOODS
And novelties greatly reduced and Will be
sold. See them at Hancocks Book store.
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Fancy
Pillow Tops.

Fifty very fine silk Pillow Tops, magnifl-
Gently embroidered with Tinsel-n nothing in
the lot worth less than si.25. Sale price, 75c.
Mail Orders have our careful
attention, and Express
Charges paid on all orders
of $500 or over.
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NEW YEAR CALLING CARDS
Engraved TO order. Order now. Clarke d
Courts. Houston office. PIT Main street.
phone TIA. f. D. Mcintyre. resident agent.
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Tides and Scarfs

of every description-it matters not
what kind you may want, we feel
confident of pleasing yon. Stamped
Linen effects, Silk effects, Scroll ef-
fects, Battenberg effects. Lace ef'
fects
Store Open Every Evening
From Tomorrow Until
$50 O'clock.
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Inasmiych as Christmas falls on SUNDAY
this year, we would suggest that parties
forwarding shipments intenaed lot onrst,
Vaccination not later than the 23d instant,
in order 10 insure delivery SATURDAY, as at
NAM points deliveries will not be made on
Sunday. r1o,yla,d
Agent Wells. Fargo Co.
G. A. Riley.
Agent Pacific Express Co.
NJ. z. Teetshorn.
Agent American Express Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-18

NEW YEAR AND CHRISTMAS oAhpS
ana Booklets OF every kind ae i'ah'oSA .
1915 Congress avenue
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put aside any article you may pur;
chase and deliver it later. Don't
wait; you can avoid the big rush
and at the same time get choice
selection.
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,,.Ncy HOLIDAY GOODS

FANCY HOLIDAY "oopo
- ,ova,t,es greatly reduced and Will be
said. see them at Hancock's Book Store
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Co. Will remain open
OUDTo evenings until $3.50
o'clock. We will
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MIFFLINTOWN, MARCH ? ,1s9'

&.FFAinT0wN GRAIN HABNsIs
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FLOR IDA.
The Last Tour of the Season
via PennsylVaDia Rallr DAD.

The last of the popular Pennsylva-
MIA Railro,d personally conducted
tours to Jacksonville will leave New
York aud Pinladelpbia by special
train of Pullman palace cars On
Tuesday, March Sth.
Round trip tickets, vslid to return
on regular trains until May 81, 1898,
and including railway transportation
in each direction, aDd Pullman ac-
commodations (ope berth) and meals
on special train going, will be sold at
the following rates: New York, $50.
90; Philadelphia, S48.00; Cannan
daigua, $50 IS; Erie. $54 S5; Wilkes
barre $5O35, Pittsbnrg, $500; and
at proportunate rates from other
points.
For tickets itineraries, and full infor.
nation apply 10 ticket agents; Tour,
ist Agent, 1876 Broadway, New York
Thoma. Purdy. Passenger Agent
Long Branch District, 7S9 Broad
Street, Newark, n j.; Thos e. Watt
Passenger Agent Western District
PIt,sburg Pa, OF address Geo. w
Boyd. Assistant General Passenger
agent, Broad Station, Philadelphia.
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FAYETTE NOTES.
Oakland Mile, Pa , Feb.

Oakland Mile, Pa, Feb. %, '9S
A,r. Frank Reigle aud John Fike
are ba'lng lay in Pfautz valley this
week
The reporter attended the enter
tainmert at Liberty school house on
Tuesday evsuing If last week, he re
ported big crowd but owing To the
large au liepce aud bad oider and
whlst,iag. saesrrg, auI cursI =
going o. at = hish ra;c, Mss A.tee
VarOr.uer icscher of the scho,I was
compelled 10 bring her eptestsin
ms III TO close for the evening, the
cunseQ sc Was the entertainment
WAS a jaiure rs it only ls s'ted half an
hour. Is appears that son's p. .ople
make it q business to attend such
gatherings AID try to make all the
noise they can, in such eases the mob
law ought tD he enforced. After the
cn n;ertalnment was over a racket
occurred with one of The Slim Valley
boys and one of the Sale IN boys both
left little Wild IF then departed.
HA B=rner. II. 4. Swariz O. G..
Hibhs, and j e. Swar'z, 'xpoct TO
leave for North Dakota III The spring
Mr.. Samuel Schlegel and wife, are
visiting relatives snd friends in Kan-
sas and other western states.
Mr.. Samuel Sieber, Of Fermarask
township, spent last Wednesday tve-
ming very pleasantly with the writer.
Cali again,
Mr.. W. G. McaTeen was called to
Pittsburg on account of his child
being Ill with pneumonia.
The year 1897 will 60 Gown us q
year When farmers paid off more
mortgages and debts ever known in
/ TIE history, why IS it 50? Because
| William Mckinley is president Of the
| United States.
| VIM Shelley, of Thonpsouto wn
visited among friends here on Sun
day, .ur. S. expects 20 leave for ian
caster county on Thursday,
Fred Wilson left for Williamsport
last Wednesday where he has secured
work.
Park 8rubaker left fer Paris, Texas
last week.
Mr.. Jackson Robson and vile, of
Academia visited at Mr. James
McMee,,'s last week
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-02
FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned, offers bis home
stead fariU, in Monroe township,
about three quarters CT a mile from
Evendale, At private sale. The farm
consists Of 100 scres more or less, all
clear land excepting about 5 acres,
which is in timber. Tie Improve
menss are z Cd fran h1use, frame
bark barn, wagon s@od, hog pen,
spring houaa, the sprios never fails.
There is also well OF never failing
water at the house, church, school
house. store and mill conveniently
near. There is a peach orchard OF
500 trees On the farm.
Add, ess, BALTHAsER LAUvER,
Evendale, Juniata CO, Pn.
Jan. 5, '9S, tim.