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New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

Gold D ust Brand Asparagus, large
fully m atured stalks, doz., S2.75;
can SNS
Canned Fruits: Gold Seal Brand
Selected Bahama Pinearples,
sliced or grated, or Farrens
Preserved Strawberries, lib.
cans, extra delicious, per doz..
$l.8S; per can 100
California Lemon Cling Peaches,
Apricots, Black or White Cher
ries. doz., $l.7S; per can /5o
Bottled Goods N. Y. State Pro-
served Bartlett Pears, halyed, or
Raspberries. per jar /So
Crown Brand Assorted Pickles,
Chow. Mix ed or Gherkins, GAL,
$780,, a gal. 2Se
Cereals Kiln Dried Rolled Oats,
Gfanulated Hominy, Golden
Grain Corn Meal, yellow and
white, 5-lb .... re
Macaroni, Spaghetti or vermicelli,
per doz., 80c., lib. package. 10
20-lbs. California Santa Clara VAL
ley Prunes. e.. I00
Soap: Hazel Family Soap, guar
snteed absolutely pure, 90 lib.
cakes in box, $2.6s, per cake.
4ZSo
Ammonia: Royal Brand Ammo
MIA, u gal. bot. .I5e
Blulng: Siegel-Cooper Ul.rama-
Tine Bah Blue, lib. box. .L5e
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

Gosman Ginger Ale, superior to
imported, doz -. IL 90
Guiness's Dublin Stout, per dozL 90
Temptation, best American Cock
tails, none purer, none better
made, all varieties, per bot. $50
Old Tom Gin, imported in glass,
per bot -. S5c
Jas. Hennessey Brandy, imported,
per bot ... I/U
St. Julien, an excellent California
Claret, vintage 1892, per doz.,
2. 65; bot. -. 25o
Castle A. Claret, imported in glass,
case o. 30
California Puritan Hook, case, 2. 90
per bot -. zoe
Puritan Riesling, better California
Rhine Wine, case, =. Is; bot.
29o
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Nlnes and Liquors.

If you must have them, get the best and in order
to get the best at reasonable prices come to the Big
Store We guarantee the purity and excellence OF
our big stock, and you have your money back
on anything you buy that fails to come up to our
representation Do you know of any other liquor
dealer who will make you such bold. liberal offer
and live up to it? Here are to-morrows special
offerings:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
BRyyGs SUIT AGAINST HER SISTER.
ONT OF ADMIRAL DAHLGREN's DAUGHTERS
SEEKING AN ACCOUNTING OF HER
GRANpFATHER's ESTATE

Washington, July "a suit In equity was filed
to-dav by Rornaine Won Oberbeck against Clvia
Dshlgren Pierce TO secure an accounting OF the es
,e,e of Samuel f. Winston. the grandfather OF
t.h ,yomen They are daughters OF the late Ad-
no,raI pahlgren and Madeline V. Dahlgren The
nronertv TO be accounted for was for many years
IN cn 81 the United States. at present living In
Germany.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
BIG CARGO OF OIL FOR JAPAN.

Philadelphia, July 29-The British tank steamer
Acara to-day cleared from this port for Japan with
probably the largest cargo Of oil shipped from
this city The steamer is of the largest OF its
kind, and the cargo weighs about seven thousand
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

DEATH OF SOLDIER IN PORTO RICO.
Washington. July 2.-Cieneral Davis at San Juan
Porto Rico to-day informed the War Department
OF the death at Lares yesterday of Private George
w. Wintz. Company l., 11th Infantry. from typhoid
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

} Meats: Corned Beet Rump Butts,
per ID 49,. DC
Provisions: Fancy Lean Strip
Bacon, 10 /Oo
Fish: Choice Family Mackerel, no
heads, no tails, per kit IL 25
Tea: 5-lb caddy early picking, new
season, garden grown Formosa
Oolong, English Breakfast, Gun
powder Teas, a rare treat for
lovers of good tea, ID. 1Sc
Coffee: Special Combination Java
Coffee, 7 lbs, ST. 40; ID. /5o
Mocha and Java Coffee, roasted
hourly, in any amount, 10. /5e
Baking Powder: Hazel Baking
Powder, only the purest ingredi-
ents used, per ID -. 29o
Extract: Milford Brand Extract,
full lib. bottles, vanilla, ooc.;
lemon. 5Oc
MIX and Cream: Superb Cream
or Rival Brand Condensed Milk,
can -. o re
Canned Vegetables Quinton
BrandExtraJersey Tomatoes, NAM
moth cans; Orange Blossom or
Lilac Brand Maine Baby Corn,
or Emerald Brand Sweet Wrinkle
Early June Peas. doz., 81. IS;
can -. o.. /Oo
Boston Baked Beans, 3-lb. can,
1899 pack, dos., &c.; can. 10
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

Laubenheimer, imported Rhine
Wine from Burckhardt & Sohre,
Deidesheim, ar, case. a. SO
Niersteiner Imported Rhine Wine
from Burckhardt & Sohne, Deio
esheim, ar, case s 00
Cellar, a fine Moselle Wine, i'm
ported in glass, bottled in Mann,
ar, case qts., s. 25; bot f. $50
Clarets-Finely matured bottle rip
Claret, Zinfandel and Burgundy,
from California's best vineyards,
per gal. according to age, go,
70c. and $50
California Port and Sherry Wine,
according to vintage, gal.
SO, L. 25, l. 0U and $50
Pennsylvania Xxx Rye Whiskey,
gal IS.S
Old Crow, 1893, gal, 2. 65; bot,
65o
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
IN the Nhi1e-
Goods Section.

You will find the following goods
at greatly reduced prices: White
and Colored Piques, fancy White
Goods, White and Plain Organdies,
Colored Embroidered Dotted Swiss
Mulls, and some Plain India Linens.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

C,~x,c Our stock of good things for
O/OCC/tCS' the inner man is large. fresh.
pure and wholesome, and prices the lowest
in town At no other store Manhattan Island
can YOU qet such values as these:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
MESSENGERS our AGAIN AT PHILADELPHIA

mESSENCERS OUT AGAIN Al fiiiH@'D 1890
PHILADELPHIA July 29-The Western Union mes
senger bows today went on strike for the second
time this week and from all indications VIII remain
out until the company accedes TO their demands TOT
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
1850 Umbrellas,

worth from So to S. each, on sale to-mor-
roW al
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-18

has been letter Of public comment and ad-
verse criticism. In my judgment large
amount of money has been wasted on North
and South Main streets.
The matter of public street and side walks
should be placed in the hands of competent
persons. and whenever the city undertake the
construction of a street Ell highway they
ought to make one that will last for all time
to come. subject, however, to any necessary
repairs that may be required. A continual
waste of money from year to year in the con-
struction on inferior streets for the purpose
OF carrying out pay as you go policy is in
my judgment an error. Much more might
be said concerning the policy TO be persued,
Our policy will be such as we think is usually
persued in up to date American cities, and at
the end of the year we shall hope to make Il
clean cut financial statement that can be
un 'nrstood without argument. The people
are II judges, and whatever the result of
tle election may be, all should unite in a de-
termination to preserve the city's interest.
&. /. SN ASEY.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-18
OPEN LETTER FROM OLD DIR.
SWEET.
;;ol Shawmut Ave, Boston. Mass.

3Ul Shawmut Ave-, Boston. Mass.
Publisher TELEGRAM Dear Sir: lhe
conduct of DR.. Iattcrner who was be-
leved TO have been, up to his l@nonnn-
ious flight from Barre, II man pos
sessed of oonor. Having made certain
contracts with newspaper publishers
and others with which my name has
been associated. desire that full in.
formation with amount of obligations
be sent me at the earliest convenience of
The creditor or patient.
1t is unnecessary to lemlnd the pub
lie that for more than two centuries our
family name has remained unsuIlied ty
scandal or dishonesty. Whatever seem
inc delay in the publishing of the fore
Going anr ouncempnt has been wholly
due to the belief that DR.. Latt'erncr
would return and honorablv discharge
his obligations with the public. His
patients are requested to send a detailed
statement to me Of their cases, VIII II
they will he taken care of. VIII l}lat-
tlpboro. Bellows Falls and Bennington
papers please copy,
Public's Obt. Servant,
DR. o. PRESTON SWEET.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-18

elected The moderator did not have 6
copy of the call. so its reading was
omitted, On motion of Dr. Bralev
seconded ny Alderman Durkee, it was
Vo'ed that the voting be done by ballot
ana Dr. Braley, NJ. A. liolmss, and Mi
rhael kcefe were appointed as tellcrs
by The chair
W. A. 'oyrc suggested that the tell
rrs be seated at the table aud il was SC
ordered by the chair.
Alderman Durkee nomiaatcl @. J.
llo" es for alderman. S. j. Kingston
was nominated by Michael Keef., and
others nominated Robert Kynoch and
Il. R. Durkoe. They then proceeded
to ballot, Alderman Durkee being an
enthusiastic peddlar of lIowes votes.
AT "A o'clock the box was dclared
closed and the tellers proceeded with
| the count. The results as announced by
the CHAIR were us follows: Whole
number Of votes IA. Necessary r
choice 80 $ j. Kingston had 2S, o.
D. iiowes %, kobert kynocn H. There
were l.. 'Ies marked Kingston. but As
here were several Kiny>tons in that
ward they Were thrown out, aud the
chair announced .'no election
The meeting was in an uproar al
once. MI knoch withdrew his name
Some one moved that the voting be
done according to the checklist and i,
was so voted. Then the fun COM
menctd
Men kept crowdiny to the polls, many
"f lneil tn lind that their name was nol
an tic chc,'k list. Some of them had
resided in the ward for a number of
Nrars, aud sone We're foreigners who
nad no legal vote. While the attention
Of tue election officers was diverted one
enterpriSing Italian succeeded in gcttin.
his vote into the hat unchallenyed,
The box was finally declared closed.
Several voters came forward after the
count had commenced. only TO find tina,
they were too late. The results as an
bounced by the chair were AS follows.
Whole number of votes 80. Necessary
for choice, 20. O. j. Halves SO, 5. j
Kingston 10, Robt. Kynoch 3, and O.
j. ilowes was nominated for alderman
of Ward >.
There were calls for Il speech from
the nominee, Finally someone called
for alderman DurI;ee and he arose and
said he was very CAD that Mr.. llowe>
WAS nominated and asked that he re-
.eivc the votes at the election in March.
He closed by calling on. Mr.. Ilowes |
who said hc thanked the voters for the |
honor of the nomination, and il elected |
would serve them to the best of his /
,biiitv. Giles asked him to'try and be |
Is good au alderman as he had been,
md amidst the laughter and c!fsers
hat followed the meeting voted to ad-
ourn, it then being s 70 O'Clock. 'T'4rF''7-
The supporters of ). j. Kingston |
were not satisfied and they Immediately !
proceeded to file his nomination with |
Jitv Clerk Wells.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-18

Have YOU seen those new novels
II, Mary j. Holmes, Mrs. South
worth, and Gergia Shcldon9
Call and look them over.
r. l.. AVERILL'S,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-18
THE WARD CAUCUSES
NEW ALDERMEN FOR
WARDS ONE. THREE
AND FIVE.
John Robbins for the Fist
James Mckay for Third
and O. j. 1Iovcs
for the Third.
W ARD ONE,


SlXty-Six voters of ward me; in th,
orlck school house last nignt shortly
before eight. The caucus or,ranjzrI
with the election of George +. Como,
as chairman ana Frank Jackson a.
clerk. AS candidate for alderman +,
serve two years, Joseph Graham llo!u-
mated Alex Milne and Frank lluwIand
nominated John Robbins. the ba|,o,
resulted as follows:
Robbins IS
Milne II
Scattering
rol sch9ol commissioner to errvr 3
years, Victor Richardson Nominated Alex
Gordon and on motion of Frank How
land, he was nominated by ;pclamatinu.
MI. Robbins is an all around man
'avlng had business experience enough
to make him especially valuable to TIE
city at this time and the TELEGRAM re-
Jolces to see such nominations
WARD THREE
Tie caucus here was very uuet and
the "Bloody ihirdn lost its reputation
for hot political fights. Indeed there was
scarcely "baker's> doztil'' of the 800
voters in the ward present. Charles 5.
Currler. the last chairman, called this
meeting to order, and G, h. Currier was
t lected chairman and ". W. Lapoiut
secretary Nominations for aldermen
were called for and Frank J. Marlin
arose to place in nomination the name
Of +. NJ. Faynior. This WAS seconded
and VIII George presented the name OF
james Mckay. This was seconded and
Charles sawyer nominated O. ID. Saurt-
left. His nomination was seconded hu
Mr. Shurtleff immedialely demonstrated
that under no conditions would he av-
cept.
A ballot was then called for and the
result was 80 votes east, six were scat
'eting, 20 for Mr.. Mckay, and ~ tor
Mr.. Tayntor.
This was not quite a majority and on
the second ballol there were G5 votes
cast. Mr., Mckay received 81 and Mr..
Iaynor 29, thus giving Mir. Mckay the
nomination by majority of i've votes
The nominee was then called upon for
II speech. and in few words he stated
his intention of doing the best in his
power to serve the best interests of the
ward and of the city. should the voters
OF the ward still continue to maintain
their present opinions on election day
Mr.. Mckay is known us one of
Barrc's brightest men. He is president
nt the Granite Manufacturers ASsocia-
zion and IA member of the we'll known
granite firm of lmlah Il Co. lis integ-
rlty is unquestioncd and it is likely
that his election will be secured.
The next was the nomination of a
school commissioner and ID. NJ. Miles
placed in nomination the name of II
r. Bush. There was no other nom-
nation and Mr. Bush was unanimously
elected as the nominee. That he will
10 credit to 'he ward and to The city in
this capacity there is no question.
WARD FIVE.
In ward five the Blackwell street
hose house was crowded to overlloWing
at the hour specified in the call. AT
.3S W. A. Boyce called the caucus to
order and called for nominations for
Moderator. Alderman Durkee, sec
onded by DR.. Braley, nominated George |
w. BasSptt and he was elected.
Fred Bralev was nominated tor clerk
by two different persons, and was
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-18
a BONANZA.

We will give to any person calm. a.
our office and paying 2l.00 for fou
months subscription to the TELEGRAM
one of those elegant souvenirs of the
lst Vermont Regiment at Chickamaug;
which retail at 80 cents. Only limited
supply will be given away so hurry Is
you want one of them.
Elm. St. BARRE PRESS co.
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SuPERFLuOUS hairs, moIes, warts and IA
uial biemishes removed by electricity; 81 per
treatment 81 upward for moles; correspond
ence solicited. Nine. Wallace, GIL x League
building Galveston Texns \
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"YOU HAVE the bost line OF tvpewriters OF
auV business college In the state said an
agent upon examining the typewriters oil the
Massey business College.
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SPECTACLES anu prepared to handle 1000
Tairs of steel frame apeCtacles, which | Will
give to the readers OF The Post at the small
sum of zoe in silver; aend your age; this Is
your last chance, Address p. NJ. Pye, Toll
yer. GeNas v
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NOLehEp woman wants situation as cook
general housework or washing and ironing
Alply ~ corner Hutehns and Rusk. Ii
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED--Roo for ilSnV rrit Il;
swsr giving location Ans pu.lnss ~
Housekeeper. care MASSEY
Houston. Texas. ------------- ~ ;
WANTED rent. q co,ass nte Z.
Nv. convenisut to bus nsss "a So. "
line: must have modern sa ssss ip<<~<<<1
give terms aud Location q III
W1SI = ISase = furnished e e''' y
ssy hstsI m good iown II,<lI!
Address Box ri GEORGE y : -r-: ~
wANTEp-.B- coughs ri,ns' to!1!<1
infss nufurr.shsa ~ n
changed, Address Ne''
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ss~These rates are for uniform ADS (no display.
Display Ads 20 at regular space rates. but black type
not allowed in Want ADS.
ssrHu Posi- is a friend of the unemployed and
Inserts Situation Wanted Ads Of IS words tories9
three times free Of charge.
ssLetters directed to initials only not delivered
through the posoffee, butyou have your answers
addressed to a number. IN care Of rHH posr. and
forwarded to you.
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SODA WATER fountain ice shaver. mar IL
TOP counter oue show window. TO- cash.
cheap; perfect order Gaines Pharmacy CO..
ZIG Main street under CAPITOL Hotel. sccoad
door from emit ance IL
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NEW upright piano. direct from factory; Will
take board In .ull payment for same. r. II.
Read, factory agent. this office, L.
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PERSONAL.

taught BY mail or personal les
sons. Will learn you or refund money. Ad-
dress =. o. Box 49,, Richmond, Texas is
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ART FROM LlFE--Genune Imported French
phctos. books, cards, ete,i 2bc for sample and
illustrated catalogue. Bert Co., 72i Green
street Philadelphia, Pa. 3
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CAN'T we sell you your next stoye2 No. Z
stove oven ljX15, complete. 3i.55i No. 2
oven i7Si7 complete. SIT. No stove, oven
lSy1S, complete, Sl2 No. stove. oven 20x2l,
complete. $li; satisfaction guaranteed or
street
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LARGE upright piano. used ak months $lsj
cash. Il. II. Read, factory agent. this Of
flee u
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NANfED-By refined young lady, position
"a school or family: can teach iSnelIsb
tianches, Latin and higher mathematics. h
experienced; no objection to country or trav-
shng' references exchanged Address Miss
L. p 2. o. box 1905. New Orleans. La, Ii
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GainGR Pharmacy Co.. 5i6 Mail street.
unaer Capitol Hotel. two doors from en-
tIAnce. IL
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! Balston health flour; contains all the nu-
! tritous parts OF the wheat prices l0c ner
] loaf Schnaser'A sLnam Bakery. Phone 81. "
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FOR SALE Elegant bookcase. desk also
sound young IA hands high mare, works
anywhere, with saddle and bride. Address
EFgG. this office. ~
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FOR SALE--Cheap, q large ice box, suitable
only short while. Apply 1907 Clark street. 8
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FOR SALB CtiEAP-one narrow gauge loco
motive IN nrst-class order: ready Tor deiv-
cry IN few days. Apply TO Stonpla &
Ilics. Houston. p
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PRETTY Eastern women with means want
husbands select private lists &c: best meth
cd full particulars. Mutual Exchange,
Kansas City. Mo.
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SCI1AAF and Newman pianos IS per month
iustallments; no Interest X. II. Read fac
tory agent. this office. II
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HUNDRED thousand Vnelts Abajo tobacco
plants, 50 cents per 1909. Address A. Nc
kenIie Houston. o
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS,
ROAD ANp BRIDGE poNps--TAs CO.

18th day Of June, 1890. at 2 o'clo: s,ls Z
for the purchase OF Jackson ~. .st
funding court house bonds, ID 'n' =
SIS. 900. III
These bonds will bear DATE .! A113l
1899 will be of the denominauoa Z, II
each. will bear interest from osa o,,.sl
rate Of AZ per cent per anns ,S i IA
semi-annually, to run for a period VII, ss.]
ty years. with ten years option !, n Nd
The right to reject any ano NJ, u d 4
reserved. A draft or certified s a"ssf "a
sum OF $500, payable TO my "S
accompany each bid: pnwLgTI
County Judge jackson Couhp'
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NO Ap TAKEN FOR LESS TnANis CENTS.
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EUREKA NAS-l'at, full fruit ripe and
halt ripe; California seedess and Seeding
oranges. fancy Mcssina 8Gp's lemons price
aud quality all right Correspond with Gal
weston Fruit Co. Lang & Weinherger, Man
ayers 10
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beautiful live japanese goldfish
with every dollar bottle OF Or Rudolph 8
French Border Tonic. positive cure for indi-
gestion chronic headache. sour stomach
liver. kidney and female COMPLAINTS This
tonic Is used by the best physicians In this
country. Mrs. Pate. Galveston. Texas.
writes; ~ have been Il constant suffer- 7
for 1--WE years Of palpitatlou OF the heart.
sleepiessness bllousness and irregular cir
oVlation of the blood and female troubles.
Atter using two bottles OF Or. Rudolph 5
French Border Tonic | feel like a new wo-
man aud greatly recommend this msdiclne to
any one Of like affection For sale at all
druggistF
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work, reasonable price. Fernandez, =. o. d
Partisan stcam Dyelng and Cleaning. sis
Travis ID tho place 70 80.
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YOUNG coorcd boy wants work. in city or
out, is not afraid Of work. Address $685.
this office IL
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rLANTS lOc per DOZEN aetcrs. carnations,
r.nks phloX, sweet peas marigods and
others same price. W. w. Westgate Bfun-
mel postothre, nursery two miles frote brun-
ner. Houston orders may he sent on a
postal card Is
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WANIED-,By lady Of experience, position as
this olhee 9 49,,
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EmbrOideries and LaCes.

is
to
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PRESCRIPTIONS Have them rlled Mt
Lewyn's Drug Store, corner Main and Pres
ton pure drugs free delivery II
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HORSE RADlSH mustard put up by the For
ugt MO 90. Is . nne relIah. try y. "
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FOR sALE---A $3E5 upriaht plano. had only
four months: guaranteed now lY Slg5.
with stool and cover. Geo. w. S.oiff. SO
Travis street. Il
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BICYCLE sundries OF all kinds. Morgan =
Wright, Dunlop. G. & J. tires IN stock;
Solar Gas lamps: wTita for prices March
cnlmoTe, Houston. Second hand bicycles,
so and SIS
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sfARRY--Paper &c. sent sealed: many
wealthy; no $ fee. II. T.. Love, Denver.
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LUCY BROWN HUSCHICk, clairvoyant me-
dun. 1919 Maple street, hetwoon Hamilton
and Charities; Information on any subject.
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s. EAMEN WlcnlW0Ty Tor aNIei IOUO h0T0U
power, consisting ia part Of four steel boil
ers 1900 horse power engines, with pumps,
heaters and everything complete. dynamo
and englpe plans furnished for erection II
desired. Parties needing machinery for
large plant will do well to examine this su-
lerb OUTFIT It can not be eXcolied in the
United States-that IS, considering cost,
completeness, efficiency and economy, every
thing guaranteed as / represent Il. Chas :.
Morse, Austin, Texas.
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FOX SALE--on large Newfoundland dog. 9
months old; very playful and fond OF chill
dren; $40. Address Lock Box ~. Kosse. .
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! REMovED--Dr. HeisiS eye ear. nose and
throat specialist. has moved his office 10
corner Main street and Texas avenue, over
Cockrell's drug store. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-09

FOR SALE-Horse and buggy, shotgun. turni-
trre, oil heater. etc. owner leaving Guy. no
acconu hand dealers need apply 1911 Cisy :
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ONE NEW set Of the Ridpath's Library of
Universal Literature At half price j. S.
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