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Arizona republican., 1899-01-05

FOR RENT-15r acres in alfalfa See J. Ernest Walker.
 FOR RENT-A self-contained four roomed fat, furnished for housekeep- ing; best locality. Inquire 546 North Fourth avenue.
 WANTED-$5,0 ,0oO for three or five years at per cent; gild-edge se- curity. Rooms 201-2 Fleming block WANTED-A horse, buggy and har- ness in part payment on a piano. Call at No. 12 North Center street. FOR SALE-Small business can be had for $100.00 including stock. Apply g w. Washington, Phoenix. MADAME GRACE, palmist and clair voyant, card reader, tells past, pres ent and future. APO B. Washington St., near Fourth.
 FOR SALE-Large mouse twelve rooms, hardwood finish throughout; furnace, fire-places and electric light ing; good situation; tw oacres on | high ground, near car line; new stable and hen house. Apply Box 206. 1 FOR RENT-Or for sale cheap, house of four rooms in best location in city. Inquire Grotto restaurant, 25 and 27 North First street. WANTED-A buyer for two teams of carriage horses, stylish, well broken and desirable in every way; also sim gle drivers. A few high bred colts for sale, suitable for training to go to the races. Call at Phoenix Light and Fuel Co. or Pemberton stock farm. Reference, Phoenix National bank. STRANGERS ana others welcome at the Intelligence office to free city list of rooms for rent. furnished or unfurnished houses, suites for house. keeping, city or country board. h. formation free. Room s Monihon building, N. First avenue. FARMS for sale at BARGAIN: s74 acres WELL fenced into five fields, fine alfalfa, and 10 acres of it into a variety of fruits, and grounds with GOOD HOMELIKE BUILDINGS. ALSO 160 acres into alfalfa, except 7 acres in fruit and grounds for building: all close to the city and WELL fenced into fields. Inouire at 324 East Washington street. FOR SAEE-New River we'll station. on Castle Creek road A bargain if taken within twenty days. Just the place for invalids. For particulars call at station or address c. T. Hen derson, Phoenix.
 STAR LODGING HOUSE-Henry Rixen. Prop. Good beds 25c Lberafly fur ntshed with all modern Improvements A well appointed barber shop in coa- nection. Southwest corner Jackson and First Sts., one block east of Santa Fe depot.
 LOST-Valley bank check book. Has name of F. c. Longe on number of papers in check book Finder will please return to this office and re- ceiVe reward
 WANTED-American gentleman wish es lady partner with few hundred dollars. Big business proposition Spanish speaking preferred. Ad- dress X. X. K, this office.
 If you want a situation des1re to em- pIoy help, have a house to rent or seii.- advertise in The Republican.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-14
FIRE AT SOUTH GARDNER.
The KindIing Wood Factory Burned at an
Early Hour. This Morning.

Fire destroyed the kinding wood
plant of the Standard Wood co. @. W
Ridley, agent, at South Gardiner. We'd
nesday night Loss, about $4,000;
probably insured
The fire was discovered at 10 =. NJ.
by the Waterman in the drying; tower
The alarm was given and the CITY of
Gardiner steamer and hose companies
turned out ana fought the blaze till
midnight, when it got beyond their
control. The pump at Lawrence
Brothers mill also rendered valuable
aid
Word WAS sent to chief Engineer
brak" at Gardiner, who had the long
blast alarm for South Gardiner sound
cd at Just midnight, and at 11.05 the
second alarm.
At 12.1o the steamer Cobbosscc and
hose team. with four horses each
started, but did not arrive till 10, ow-
ing to the horrible travelling. They
We're stationed at Lawrencc's wharf
side of the City of Gardiner ana did
valiant service in fighting the fire.
Chief Drake sent back after the
Eagle Hose CO.. and they responded
and did good work.
At l.20 the main tower fell. crushing
everything before it and tearing down
the telegraph wires. At 40 thn water
tower fell. The burning off Of the con-
n"ctons in the building hld prevented
the water tower from giving its best
service. At O'Clock The fire a- raging
hrrcrly. but was under control.
The blacksmith shop and biz CHM
ney alone escaped. About 100 cords DR.
wood ready to ship was destroyed III
the store house. and the plant is a total
loss.
Trains No. 20 and No were each
delayed few minutes BY the wires.
etc, on the track. The absence Of
wind saved much surrounding proper
ty- As it was, several small fires
caught, hut We're easily handled. Sev-
cral parties moved goods from near
by buildings.
business has been good at the factory.
from - 70 ~ hands being employed Tna
main Office is in New York, ana It is MT
known whether or not the plant will be
rebuilt. Van +. Beeil. ana Chas. Law
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-14
DANIEL DONNEtlY KILLED.
Brunswick Maine Central Brakeman Run ever
by Shi.er at WatcryIIIe.

Watervillc, Me, Dec. SpcciaD.-
Daniel Donnolly. aged n, was run over by
a shiftcr in the Maine Central yard,
Wednesday evening, and the injuries re
ceived resulted in death an hour later.
He was a brakeman on trains u ana II.
and arrived in this city shortly after b
O'Clock. When his work for the evening"
had been concluded he started from tho
yard to 90 to his boarding house. on his
way he stopped at the crossing tenders
house and there had a few moment con
VcrSation, then reSuming his walk. Train
No. 20. arriving in this city about o'clock
from Belfast. WAS approa hing at that
tim" and he stepped off to the : detrack
at the same time turning his head. A.
he aid 50, Shifter No struck him in the
side. He dropped under the wheels ami
his right lee was cut off at the thigh. Tie
other leg was broken in several places
ana he was otherwise badly manglod, the
Shilt"r Wa stopped on. the spot and re
maincd there.
Or +. a. Thaycr was notified of the A.
cid"nt. ana on arriving at once saw that
there was no possibility Of saving the
mans lit. ami attention WAS turned to-
ward making HIM aS comfortable" ;i1 PES
Hiblr. Iir WAS conscious until within "a
short time before his death ana his one
thought seemed to he of his mother.
Death occurred about $ o'clock. an hour
after the accident took place.
The shiftor WAS in charge of the fire
man. Walter Thompson. The tngiucr"
having turned the machine, OVER fur him
to run fnr q FEW moments while h2 at
tended to other duties.
DonnoIIy came from Brunswick. where
his mother and brother live. lie had been
in the employ NJ the road for three years
ana was one ol <ho most popular men nn
the road. lie served during tn late Span
iyh war having enlisted in CO. Is, Isl
Maine he hai been boarding in this city
Hit EradlordS boarding nous, whore he
was one IT the most popular men in the
nul4~e.
ana then the remains win ~ ~rut Nv hi
late home in Erunswirk. 1t is 1ha general
impression that he is a rmb"r of III"
Knights 81 PythiIs lodge in ErunsWick.
although thc rumor u thIt effect could
not he verified.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-14
.Insenh Russell. Mhile an work in Oh

Joseph Russell. while at work in the
woods n-a" l<atahdin Iron Works.
Tuesday morning. cut his foot severely.
He was standing ON a log. topping off
"A spruce and in striking. his AK caught
"a limb and landed in his foot
The little toe was severed from The
foot and the AK passed through the
second ana between the cords Of the
third toe into the instep He was
taken To his home in Bangor as soon
as possible and when he arrived was
50 weak from loss Of blood that he re-
quired the assistance of two men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-14
Seth CONGRESS,
Over 8 Hours Currency De-
bate in the House.
Twelve Democrats So Far Will Vote
for the Financial Bill.
Taking Of Testimony in Roberts Case BEGINS
at Washington.

Washington, Dec. 13.-The currency
debate in the House lasted from II
o'clock, this morning. until 1890 tonight
with recess of three hours for dinner.
The pressure for time to speak con-
tinucs, as most Of the members desire
to make contributions to the literature
OF the occasion. Much of it. however.
seems to be for home consumption.
There has been but very little cross
firing, thus far, and no exciting or
dramatic incidents. 50 far as known,
Il Democrats. eight from New York.
two from Pennsylvania. and one each
from Maryland ana Massachus It's, will
vote for the bill
The speakers before the recess. today
We're Messrs. Fowler Of New Jersey
Lacey Of Iowa, cushman of Washing
ton. Hamilton OF Michigan. and Burton
IF Ohio, Republicans. for the bill: and
McsSrs. Erundidge ~ Arkansas. Wheel
4" Of Kentucky, Benton Of Missouri
Fox Of Mississippi. Pierce of Tennessee.
SulZ"r of New York. Cow Herd NJ Mis-
souri,. ot-y Of Virginia Gaines of Tex
aS, Democrats. ana Mi. Bell # C9lcrl-
dn. Porulist, against i'll
The House adopted i resolution for
2 holiday recess from Wednesday. Dc.
n. to WedN, siay. Jan. y. Mil Richard
son. thu minority lraGe.. asked mat thc
House adjourn over tomorrow. to CIV.
IN" members an opportunity tu particle
pate in the Washington memorial cX-
cIcises, but Mr.. Payne. thr minority
leader, objected. Hr said ia George
Washington W.r" alive nv thought III.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-14

Modder River. Tuesday. Dec. 12.-Tha
British casualties in the battle of
MagtrsI"ntein included the Marquis
q y inchest-r' major "f me Second
n'as i,iuni .nd ,mI '1 m. ,I~,', vs. WIZ
t,i,.t t,..t,It,, ,,,., i.;,i.,, ''''
,yhn u.,e r,n,.,1t,. ,,.,,,n,Iol
U.ta,' ~, r,,,',,,.,.,
" ''''' NJ - III ''''''H KIN III 'i"I
u"r"uS p"ih' plahh IIrr q me Roers
about 700 Wer" m"Wn down. The
i'lack watch Regiment, On reforming.
WaS APIS only ~ muster l"n men. The
l'"erS alSo lost heavily in tn" trenches
Ill, ''i,'' - LII N''y ''''''s I''ne'''S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-14

The Bath city government helG 4 special
meeting. Tuesday night. to discuss the
Communication from the Maine Water
Co The company asks that the city pay
$2555 hydrant rental due last May. with
interest. and similar amount due Nov.
IS This the city voted 10 withhold some
time ago until the city j. given bette
service. The company agrees To put an
other main across the Kenneoec. to put
in an auxiliary pump at the Nequasset
station to pay all extra expenses incurred
bv the fire department since February or
account Of any lack If pressure. The
matter was laid on the table until the
next meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-14
METHUEN'S DEFEAT
Was Even More Serious Than
Was at First Reported.
The Disaster at Magersfontein Fills
England With Horror.
Beers Also Suffer Heavily. Some Commands
Being Nearly AnnihIaied.

London. Dec. IFS A Mach
important battle seems to bring
worse reverse from the British and
! the papers, this morning, sorroWfulIy
admit that Lord Methuen's check at
MaGersfontein is the most serious event
the war has yet produced. The Morn
ing Post says:
we have had our day Of humilia
tion appointed for us. Let US accept 1t
humbly and sobcrly and be better and
stronger for the lesson it has taught
US. This last reverse will make us Il
fresh butt of Europe. There never was
more apt occasion to prove to Eu-
rope what we are worth"
The position Lord Methuen assault
"a Is thus described by q correspond
rnt: Magarsfontein range termi-
mates on the cast with an
abrupt saddle rock some 80 feet high
Boor entertainments run around the
whole front. The position is some two
miles long, due east and west The
western ends Of the trenches follow the
contour If the kopjes ana afford a re
treat.
II IL estimated here that Lord
Mothu-n's force amounted to II 900 men
and perhaps more. ~ reliable esti-
mates M hl@ losses mas yet been re-
t"INtd- lh"N are believed TO nave
been At least 450.
-fI lhe papers comment unoh Am
'&tr' me gravity "l the situation ana
upon the mpm'ni"HS l'SliIoA LORD
Meihu'h h"W has MP take whether IN
remain at M"Gdrr river or ~ rest on
'IanS" river. III" Times says:
NJ lraSt "o,ooo additional men musl
oe sent "ut. th1 entire available r.
50 We must p' 'ali'p OUT "Hu tiie iillLl.i
't"u m III, III .'oouI''- II
I'its NUS. r. hlide q increase the
ll'"i c"i"ilIal FORCES ana iuItier oierS
81 troops from oahada ana othef COLO
mes must RI sought ana accepted
The Standard. when comments up
on the seemingly astonishing num-
Ders Nh the Eo@Is. conlectuTes that z
substantial portion 81 the Boer COM
;nahuoes mas peeh recruited from the
oapr Dulch-
All e!tS arg H"N luiH1" H"p11uil! ~
''Vli i'u'iSi' ii', '''Ni,!- mo- az uii'
IT'S i"'P9 MltA Ntll' y HI'1 Hi l--'u3
sIilI'h' H"S "-'oS'l-Irl o''''' iii-H'
"A HiSial'h from i'oeF sources says
.,
~ '1''-g III -N"se' Sl"-'' .i"'
ne SPrc'"i IISf'"iip'l' I" .l'
i,"iis ni''iI ~ -'iouu Till, iIN "IS'' IoIiih
u. IL 'i,iit7 = ei-'
loi o'-N 'l't ~ mo 1i'e
pp,li p'r'-4' 80 ~ III pam -,
u lo II
~ -
~ - 90 ~ =" - - , ''i'i..l!
lit. 4.I- ~ '''i ii''''7 ''--' Inn o''0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-14

WATCHES.

Our entire stock 0f watches, both Ia
dies and gents in solid gold. gold filed
and silver cases. will re disposed Of for
about half value. ALSO BARGAINS IN
Make a selection for Christ
mas and we will hold it for you. MONEY
TO LOAN.
COLLATERAL LOAN co
Opp. COny House. Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-14
Ex.MaYor Cummings. Bangor. Dead.

Bangor. Ne. Dee. E.--F,N-AIayor Fred
ericl \. Cummings dird at Bangor.
Wednesday. aged 80 years. IIc wl4 i Ma
sun and q. y. X. man. In politics h. WIS
20 Democrat ana was postmaster under
ClcNtlIni'~ first term.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-14
FAIR AND COLDER.

Boston. D,c l2.-Forccaet for Boston
ana vicinity, ThursIly: Fair; cola.i
westerly 70 nor,herly winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-14

The House met at II o'clock. Til.
Speaker appointed the following com
mittee to join the committees Of th4
Senate Of District Of columbia in pr
pairing plans for the centennial cele-
bration Of the establishment Of the
seat of government N Washington:
Cannon. Illinois; Grout. Vermont:
HeatWole. Minnesota Sherman. New
York; Hemmenway. Indiana: Gamble,
South Dakota. Republicans: ana
Bailey. Texas; Devres, can: Cowherd.
Missouri, Democrats, and Bell, Col,
Populist.
The debate on the currency bill was
then resumed. Bell. Pop. Col, was the
first speaker. He opposed the bill. de-
voting much time to an argument
against its banking features.
Brundidge, Dem, Ark, also opposed
the bill.
Wheeler, Dem, Ky, said he desired
To acquit the Republicans. at least in
his district, Of the charge Of a change
Of front. There the battle was waged
squarely by the bimetallists on the one
side and the gold monemctallsts upon
the other, and the bimetallists piled up
q majority of $1,000.
Fowler. n. j.. said he would vote for
the bill because the gold declaration in
he first II lines, Notwithstanding what
followed.
Lacey, Iowa, in supporting the bill.
said he was aStounded to hear the gem
tleman from Missouri GeArmond). de
clare that the Republican triumph Of
1896 was won by the purchase of Dem
ocratiC votes.
Does the gentleman contend that
Mckinley could have won without the
recalcitrant Democrats" asked Ber-
III, ny.
I'VE won perhaps with the aid Of
those whom the gentleman denomi- !
mates rcrHlcitrant Democrats" replied |
Lacey. "Eut they were not bought d.
scared. No more honorable body of |
men ever stood W to be counted than |
thr gold Democrats Of 1896"
Proceeding. Lacey said the Demo- |
cratic gains in the present House came |
from New England. New York. New |
Jersey ana Maryland. where the CHI |
cagn platform had been tramplcd UNI /
t,tr foot
Not IL New Jersey" interposed
DAILY, Dem. y. J.
"Pcrhana not there. but certainly in
Other states"
Bcnton. Mo. said he stood with the
Democratic ana Populist parties in
never ending oppus ition u extending
The powers of the national banks
Fox. Miss. argued that the enact
ment uf the pending lii would in
'rease The value Of all Obligations, pub
ic and private
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-14
TO CURE la GRIPPE IN TWO DAYS

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if il fails
t. cure. e W. Groves signature is on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-14

DIR. Bulls Cough syrup Isl~ been
initiated. Se sure NuU get tine genuine
DIT. John W. Bulrs Cough syrup. Price
- cts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-01

WE CAN offer 1880 square feet. fronting
Crawford paved street. TO, $500; one nice
sS-1oom modern cottage, lot 76x1o0. si650,
ward. cnd at prices that Will compel you to
huy. We have the largest list Of property
in the city, and our prlces will convince you
that we ars the cheapest. give us trial;
We can suit you II any ono can. Nor1eet 4
Cooley. Binz building; phone s73. tt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-01

SPECIAL SALE-Non- resident desires to
close out his interests In Houston Heights
and offers lots at SIS cash each. for short
time. Address p. p. P. o. box n. Hous
ton q
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Houston Heights lots at lowest prices. on
monthly payments; fine shade: good drain
age, artesian water. Houston Heights office.
20S Main street. John A. Milroy. agent. tt
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pRoFEssIoNAL

DIR, llEisIG. Eve. Ear. Nose ana rs---.
specialist. Telephone building. spae,s;
evening hours. Wednesdays and Saturday.
- ~ koFF undertaker and embaiIncr- -io,l
phone 6S7 800 -'~s @"e uesfses !:
DETECTIVE AQENCY-Trsinsc des.s,,vs.
ss.nisese Tor ctyil ana criminal invostiss.
caS !. ~ Tsssonab,e rAssg. For furrhss ~.
4oustou. Texaa n ~ "a
g COTTON : !RQ:: re issuTasc, zsssS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-01

DANCING SCHOOL-Prof Beach mud wife
viii organize new classes Text week at
Bryan hall; ladies md gentlemen Monday
fDd Thursday nights, children Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons, general assembly
Wednesday aud Saturday nights. Tho new
fiye-step, the Dewey two-step modern
Rtdowa and other new dhrrea now being
tnt.eht 4
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO coNTRAcToRS-seai.d -.
posais VII be received by the com mi ss,oppsr-
for orsn sNs county a. Orange TsIas
house. in accordance with INA n, sm court
speS,inestions now on ile with tho County, mtv
sS s,A 81 q ase s9ynty. and also al the a 81.
Tepas 81 n Gena Allen, architect. Houston.
spee'ncations OF their own with bsis and
a's sa tur m,i, samples e furniture 80 aug
els 1las IN must AZ be filed with the county
January 1899: check for $500. payable 70 as h.. o.
h,aa rooie; county Judge. 10 case accentSi
0' Tha iails g make satisfactory bond
and all bids CO. 70 Islect any
uounty Judge Orange County. Texas.
- 4nke. Iesas, December Is. 1895 lis
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--vcgctable garden within the
eliy. Limits Of fIouston sandy rich soil with
TS s sSsan sSS' sn ward
MODERN DWELLING with barn and cistcru
ut Jair Grounds extension, reasonable: also
Furnished room. close In. GOa San Jacintoo
street. i
FOX HENT--Two rooms. furnished or un-
furnished. for light housekeeping. 1909 Clay
street.
FOR hENT--A five-room cottnge. No. :o0I
Walker avenue. l.
FOR RENT. Small neat cottage. also nice
rooms IN two-stofy dwelling. 1905 Caroline
street. l
FOX IENT--seven-r room house On 1T.
Emanuel; water services. Apply 2io3 Frank.
FOR RBNT---A nice four cottage Or,
Folk and St Emanuel; yard outhouses, alsJ
stable; $40 O month cheap. /
FOR RENT-4Large front room, modern con-
,enlences. 1oH Mckinney avenue.
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE 400 Anita street.
Fair Grounds; bath. water, near car. fo,
rent cheap. sos Kiam building
PLAIN, iapid Business .ponn,snship taught. nc
fiourlhhing. birds and such nonsense. IL you
= please. nj tho Massey Business college. !
THE Massey Business College, an up to date
business SCHOOL: sessions day and night,
4. II. CAwrHoN q co. are the cheapest
s,ot tsiiors In Houston.
FOR RlDNr-Fifty acres on Oyster Creek at
Stafford and lOo acres on prairie. one mile
west Stafford. Address j h. Lester. 1I2k,
Main street, Houston. II
ONE NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM for gen
tlcmcn price moderate: reference required
No. Alb Chartres street. L
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM for three young
men or married couple Inquire $40 Main
street. Reference required z
STOKE FOR RicS.---Splenc.a room, ,ox
". In good business locality. Apply Tel
ephone office
FOR RENT-91- acre farm Inquire j, yollsn.
werder Crosby. Texas.
FOR Nicely furnished rooms south
ern exposure. Inquire at i7la Mckinney
TO RENT-Blackiand farm. tree miles south
Of Trinity. Address p. o. Box ~. Trinity,
FOR RENr-1oo- mere improved rico farm.
Address o. w. Burton. SRI, Orange. Texas.
FOR RTNT-one flat OF four rooms FUR
nished for family use: 1910 Rusk avenue.
FOR RENT--Niceiy furnished front room.
with all modern convenionces: very clos,
In: 1913 Texas avenue. references; gentle
men only. Q
FOE RENT--A five-room o-story house In
Third ward. stable: rent $40 per month:
good neighborhood. Apply to PAIL Commerce
u.eM"e+ 4
FOR RENT-Hou,es: we have them in ali
wards of the city: secure you nice home
Tor the coming new year. Seaman q Bartell
AZ Lin1 building; phone 1es. !?
NEW logging house. beds 10c,. 15c, zoe; 4o9
Ml,o,n street upstuirs; everything new. 4.
1enney. proprietor S
FOR T.ENT--Two nicely furnished rooms. Ap.
lily 1iIh Prairie avenue. .
FOR RENT--2so ncres hay land. truck land
and stock land. on Brace four miles south
west of Houston. only responsible parties
who have teams. implements. etc. Nor
fleet & Cooley. Biuz building. I
FOR RENT--Flve room cottage ON Webster
"a linn at.H ~. 81 q IN.
month. Apply next door /
FOR RENT,-Roonis furnished and unfur-
nished modern conveniences: at 1904
Franklin avenue.
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Lucy brown BUsCHICK, clairyoyant, me-
drum, has returned to town. can b found
et lsas Maple avenue corner Hamilton. In.
formation on any subject i
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FOR the next sixty days we will do fashion.
ABLE dressmakins al reduced rates. Dor
Ton Millinery Company.
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FOR SALE CHEAP--white anS 4
Rocks, partridge Cochins. Goi6Fsia
dottes. Minorcas. Leghorns. WhiS
Black Polish. Pit Games. CanSfSl
100-egg incubator. strong spring ~
ard shafts, Call or address 1907 Mr.
IfOustou fsf54a4 ~
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CAPE JESSAMINES. single variety. Sc
delivered anywhere in city: for q
mail; double. loo each. for Soc by 4
w. w Wes.gate, Roseland Nursery,
per. Texas
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WANTED TO RENT.

ia eonn,. rent unfurnishsd room vlth A
'ssss 49, - - aficS must Z
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We will close cut very cheap. First class
ltdies tailoring done here. Bon Ton MI
linery Company, 1913 Texas avenue.
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FOR RENT-That desirable three story bricA
store at No. lis Main street. recently occu,
pied by the late Frank Sterno as wholesale
liquor store. adjoining the Western Union
telegraph office: reasonable rent to desirable
tenants. For terms apply to Il. Raphnel.
executor estate Frank Sterne deceased, 3li
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