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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-17
SENSATION IN 6 4
Trading at New York EcIipsed Every
thing IN Recent Yesrs.

Trading at New York Eciipsed Every
thing IN Recent Years.
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE trading
in the sugar crowd eclipsed everything
Of the sensational order in the stock
market of recent years. There was an
immense crowd Of surging brokers who
were clamoring for the stock at any
price. Blocks Of 1000 shares changed
hands frequently and the rapidity of
the rise a he judged by the fact that
while 14S was the ruling price at mid
day, 172 was current a half hour later.
The shorts were panic stricken and
fought for the stock at any price. Large
amounts were unloaded at the high
level, and there was a rapid descent IN
the price to 15l with a recovery to 1853
by ! o'clock. Glucose Sugar Refnerv,
which was mentioned as a factor in thu
rumored deal with Sugar, jumped nine
points, but lost half Of the improve
ment.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-17
OUTLINED 81 OTIS.
Conditions In tho Philippines Generally
Very Satisfactory.

Conditions In tho Philippines Generally
Very Satisfactory.
WASHINGTON. March l..-The follow
ing from General Oris has reached the
war department:
Reports from Iloilo indicate improve
ment; less activity on the part of insur.
gents Of island; reports from NeKros
most encouraging: inhabitants enthusi-
astic: quiet prevails throughout island
and Colonel Smith directing affairs in
framing internal government. Cebu
quiet. Business progressing under
United States protection. Reports from
Samar and Leyte indicate desire Of in
habitants for United States troops;
these islands occupied: insurgent con.
troll confined TO Luzon and the occupa-
ton OF the Pasig river line, with control
OF Laguanda de Bay, has cut the oun
try occupied by the Tagalas in nearly
two equal parts"
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Senator Pettigrew writes in answer to

Senator Pettigrew writes in answer to
enquiries Of Fort Meade people IN regard
10 the new barracks at the fort that "tbe
plans are nearly completed for. stone bar
racks Tor two troops, and they will be
sent out for bids he 0 as possible.
Work has been delayed on ccount OF
the uncertainty rs to the number OF men
in q troop which would be fixed by con
gress." The appropriation for the first
buildings calls for 100000.
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Decided IL Advance I'ricca.

CHICAGO. March l6.-At a secret seq
sion Of the Central supply association.
comprising manufacturers and iobbers
of plumbers supplies from the territory
surrounding Chicago for several hun.
'ired miles. held here for the purpose Of
discussing prices. i, was decided to adj.
vance prices after the expiration Of two
weeks, and then make a second advance
later III the spring.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-17

Tue farther down the army court OF in
quiry digs into the "embalmed beef
question the more maggots it finds. The
Only redeeming feature about it is, the
maggots were "embalmed" too. And
yet the Argus Leader insists on still
keeping on feeding the people and the
soldiers on such stuff for fear an EXPOSE
ton OF it would IT, ure the beef market.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-17
Mrs. Martha Place Must l>,s.

ALBANY, N. y, March l7.-Governor
Roosevelt has refused to commute the
sentence of Mrs. Martha Place. the
Brooklyn murderess, and she will be
electrocuted some day during next week
ut Sing Sing prison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-17

Chicago Record: The oyster dredgers
and clammers On the Shrewsbury river
and other points in that locality are COM
planning that the oysters and clans have
been scared to death or killed by the
shook OF the explosion Of the big guns at
the ordnance proving grounds at Sandy
Hook, but the officials Of the fish com.
mission smile and cay suoh q theory is
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-17
American Miller. Feb.

American Miller. Feb. l: The Farm.
ers' Cooperative Milling Co. OF Alden,
MINI. the expenses of which during the
last four years ran behind iE re-
ceipts $1,000, has voted to assess the
members 300 per gent on their stock.
which will raise a nominal $4,000. and
sell the mills, valued at $4,000, in order
to pay the company debts.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-17

The latest move to dislodge Indian
Agent johnson at Sisseton is to discon-
:,nue the agency altogether It is now
claimed that IN agency is not needed
there. This project ought t o receive
Senator Kyle's hearty endorsement ex-
ospt that it don't leave a place for his
friend Ross.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-17
SAYS IT is MOI ViLLAMIL.
Officer of the Gloucester Denies Recent
stories From Santiago.

WASHINGTON. March Is. The secre-
tarv of the navy has received the fol-
lowing telegram from Portland. Or:
Remains found in chair about four
miles west of Santiago not those of Vii
lamil but Of Spanish IN Report
follows by mail
The message was signed Proctor.
Asst. Eng" This officer was an engi-
neer on board the Gloucester, which
was the instrument that destroyed the
ll-fated Pluton. on board Of which Ad-
miral Eillamil started from Santiago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-17
Held Court In the lSrusi,.

KANSAS CITY. March rs. The Judges
OF st. Clair county. who are trying to
keep out Of the hands of federal court
officers, introduced an innovation by
hold court in the brush, where the
nlarshals could not find them. The
tangle IL becoming decidedly compli.
CO ted.
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Had = Few R0riles nm lSo.rh

NEW YORK. March l6.-The United
States transport McClelland from San
Juan. Ponce and Santiago, has ar.
rived in Brooklyn. She brought ~
United States soldiers on furlough and
IL bodies from Santiago.
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The Madison Steam
dry, q home institution
do better work than yo'1
obtain from the OUTSIDE !.
dries, perfectly resp0D'']
convenient for the c'is~
laundry can be de''veFe' |
time desired, any oo"p']
satisfactorily adjus'e'' !
everything can be nl"o'
satisfactory because ''
rectly with the propale'''
besides It is q home lils''''
o. T. FULLER
proprie'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-17

For Q quick remedy and one that il
perfectly safe for children let VA recon-.
mend One Minute Cough Cure. It 10 az
ce'lent tor Group, h~osrseness, tickling in
tho throat and coughs.
Cook r. Onpp
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-17
COLORADO TROOPS OUT.
Governor Thomas Sends Militia to Ouel
Riots at Henson.

Governor Thomas sends Militia to Oneli
Riots at Henson
DENVER. Col. March 11.-The rioting
at Henson. near Lake City, broke out
late in the night. and the sheriff of
Hinsdale county wired the governor for
troops. The message came about 1870
a. IN. The sheriff had just returned
from Henson and said the situation was
extremely critical. and that the strikers
were Ill control Of the place and had
threatened to burn everything in the
camp. A red glare in the sky a few
minutes after the sheriff left the camp
indicated that the threat was being car
ried out.
The message to Governor Thomas
asked for at least $50 men, and the gov
n decided to grant the request at
once. Company B, First regiment of
infantry, and Troops b and G Of the
cavalry under Captains Smith and Hill
were summoned and left at 5 =. III.
Colonel Macarey commands the troops.
Tornado ~ Birmingham, Ala.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March ia tor
bado wrecked a dozen or more dwell
ings and three churches and unroofed
several factories at Avondale and Wood
lawn, suburbs of Birmingham, but no
n was injured as far as is known.
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NEW LINE TO DULUTH.
The Milwaukee Said to 10 Planning n
Lake Outlet for Wheat.

MILWAUKEE. March 1.-THE Daily
News says: The Chicago. milwaukee,
and st. Paul Railroad compony is plan
ming to build IA direct line from ST. Panl
belt in the Northwest. and giving the
company a cheap water route by the
great wheat shipping center to the East.
Charles w. Sheldon Of this city. one
of the civil engineers in the employ OF
the road. has left this city with Il sur
veying party to make the preliminary
survey for the new line.
All the plans for the new line have
been quietly made at the general Offices
Of the company in Chicago. and up t.
this time. not an inkliny Of them has
leaked OFT
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-17
II DAILY LEADER.
FRIDAY, MARCH II, 1899.
Official Paper OF CITY and COUNTY.
rBkNs Of. SUBSCRIPTION
TOsADvEHTISERS

,.rnish,rr inform ALTON sonce,ntn" the advsntspea
end resou Ices of the city Of Madison and Of She
state at large emitting It TO the patronage ofad-
7e,sisers OF every clsss..
j. F. STAllL. Proprietor.
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~
Not one child dies where ter |.
died from Group. People ma"
the value oe Ono Minute Couil
and'uso u Tor severe lung 40.
troubles. Il immediately stop
ing. It never fails. ..so
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-17
absurd, because neither oysters nor
CLANS have eyes or nerves, and could not
be affected by sound.

sDS SS~S ~ w. 49,
be affected by sound.
with fish such a story might be
possible" said DR.. Ravenel, who is in
charge Of fish culture and is one OF the
most noted ichthyologists in the world.
Fish have brains and several Of the
lenses. They can reason and are easily
frightened, as everybody knows. They
are often killed by explosions. But
oysters, clans and other mollusks can.
not see or hear or smell. and therefore
noise. smoke and the scent OF powder
could not affect them. Neither have
they sense Of fear. IT ey have a
substitute for what We call nerves in a
dull way which may be termed the sense
Of feeling, and their natural instincts
teach them to resist any interference
with their peace, such rs attempts to
open their shells. But if you we're to
fire a t~hirteen.inch CUR right over u bed
of CLANS or oysters they would never
know It, except perhaps by the vibration
OF the air, and that would not disturb
them"
j. Sheer. Sedalia. Mo. conductor on
electric street car line. writes that his
little daughter was very low with Group,
and her life saved after all physicians
had failed, only by using One Minute
Cough Cure.
Cook l. ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-17

X you have had the grip you mead
oiey's HoOey and lar to heal Won,
Iuoes and stop the rackine, cough inoi.
o to the disease. Guarante>d Ok
and so cents. %
FRANK Smith.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-17

Russian AmbassAd or tNs Real Culprit in
the Dreyfus Matter.

the Dreyfas Matter.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Evening
News publishes a sensational Dreyfus
story. 1t declares that the former Rus
sian ambassador, Count Won Mohren-
helm, is the real culprit, who sold both
Russian and French secrets to the Ger
man government, adding that the Rus
sian government itself is convinced Of
his guilt, and that it is only to avoid a
public scandal greater than the Dreyfus
affair. that he is unpublished. further
than the intimation that he is not to
show his face within the cars domin-
ions.
Baron Won Mohrenheim was formerly
Russian ambassador at Paris. He was
relieved from his post in December.
1891. and was succeeded by Prince
Ouroussoff. who was previously Russian
minister ar Rr,r-alc
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William ut Ericherichsruhe,

FRIEDERIcHSEt He. March l1.-Em-
peror William arrived here at Hes Il.
III . III order to attend the interment %,
the remains or Princess and Prince Bis
mdrck IN the new ;nauSpleum.
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Noted French Novelist Dead.

PARIS, March ia dispatch from
Lunesville, department Of Mugoth-el-
Moselle, announces the death of Emile
Erckmann, French novelist, who col
Elaborated in fiction for many years with
the late Alexandra Chatrian, using the
compound name Erckmann-C hatrian
He was in his nth year.
Makes rich. red blood, and muscle
more rapidly than any known remedy.
It's food for brain and nerve. That
what's Rocky Mountain Tea is.
FRANK G.. SMITH.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

demonstration when he said that it was
this country that had inspired the Filipino
with love OF liberty. The American gov
eminent of the Filipinos Is despotsm,
he declared, and this was loudly applauded.
1t was NOT surprising, he said, that
country which would send to England
for financial policy as it had two years
ago, should now send there for colonial
policy. This was received with wild APP
plause.
When he intimated that he wanted to
stop he was told to go on, and many re-
uuested him to talk more on Imperialism.
When he said. I'VE may fail in 1900"
there were tumutous cries of mo, new
err"
When he concluded another hurricane
of applause broke forth. Men and women
acted wildly. Men threw UP their hats
and women waved their cloaks and hand
kerchlets and shouted and jumped up and
down, MIR. Bryan spoke ono hour and
nine minutes. He was in as good voice
when he finished as when he began.
When Mr. Bryan had finished there was
great rush TO him on the platform. He
was almost suffooated In the crush IL
required five policemen to force way
through the crowd fer him. He shook
hands on all sides, lie had a few minutes
receDiiQn IN the inside room, where he
shook hands with a number Of persons and
then with great difficulty he went down
stairs.
There was very large crowd here and
colonel Bryan had TO make short speech
70 INC gathering. He was enthusiastically
cheered as he got into a carriage which
started for the Hotel Bartholdi After
'ulnner Mr., Bryan said This is the great
est dinner | ever attended | thiul, n
the greatest ever held In the United states
'ho hearts of the people arc all right"
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ADylCES FROM THE ORIENT.
SIR CLAUDE McDoNALD's HEALTH
COMPELs HIM TO REST.
Changes Made i'm the Chinese Dip
1omatic servicc-EnglenJ Extend-
ing Her Territory Northward.

Victoria. b. c., April i5.--The steamer Glen
ogle has arrived from the Orient Her mail
acvices say that Sir Claude Mcdonald. Bit
ISL minister. will soon sail for rsondon ON az
ecrut of i'll health.
On the 4th instand terrific gale swept ths
northern coast of Queensland and at least $50
japanese engaged in pearl fishing were
drowned.
The Chinese Gazette learns from Han kow
that some slight atonement has been made by
the Chinese officials of Hupsh for the bar
barous murder and torture of Father Vic
TORN. Six men have been executed for Tho
murder
The visit Of Rang Yu Wal to this eouatry
is explained by the Chuo which says: Owing
to the fact that assistance rendered by GER
tein Japanese to Kane Yu Wal aud other CHI
nese refugees has injured tho feelings OF The
Chinese government officials, the officers have
fnnsed ths japanese concerned to persuade the
refugees to leave this country, II Is stated
that some 1000 yen has already been collected
as travelling expenses for Knug and others
who accompany him. The guards at the Japa-
nese legation in Pekin have been Withdrawn
he British, Russian and French blue jack
cts VIII be Withdrawn early next month The
German blue jackets will also leave shortly
hut the Italians will probably remain for
On March Is a collision occurred between
Junk ana schooner OFF Atashi. Tho Junk
sank The crew and passengers, thirteen ia
all, are missing IT. Is believed they were
picked up BY the schooner. which continued
tts voyage.
Several important changes in the Chinese
diplomatic service have lust taken nlace Ho
Yu has been appointed consul general at San
Francisco. Ho-Yu has Just completed an iu-
visitation Of the Chiuosa in California and
tier sdaptabllily to become aborcrs In Mex
co. He is a relative by marriage OF Hon. DR.
lilo ka and is \ brother of the Chinese minis
ter at Washington. WI Ting Kan. Following
his promotion, number OF other changes
EnVo been made, Lai Vow formerly consul
general ut Havafa, has been transferred TO
Manila as consul general and Is accredited to
tho United states. There arc over 1000, COO
Chinese in the Philippines, and heretofore
they have not been represented by consul
general
Hen. ]. II Stewart Locshart c. NJ G.. CO.
lontal secretary, and the Chinese officials ap-
pointed by the viceroy OF Kwang Tuug left
March i6 for Mrs bay in a steam launch TO
commence the delimitation of the northern
boundary OF the new territory to be leased by
Great Britain. Al the signing Of the conven-
ton ~ Pekin last year line was nxed upon
az boundary extending from Deep bay TO
startling inlet This boundary would have
shut out of British jurisdiction the Sham Gun
river ana the important market town OF Sham
thun. II is now presumed that the boundary
IS 70 be extended back to the northern hank
NJ least, OF this important waterway. Ef4rts
are being made TO bring the market town az
Shgm into British iurlsllctInn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
ANrr-scALprNe LAW.
superior Court of Illinois DccIa
II Is Unconstitutional

superior Court of Illinois Declares
II Is Unconstitutional
Chicago, April i5.-ln the superior court
today Judge Brentano rendered decision
declaring the anti-scalpng law. enacted
by the legislature in 1875, unconstitutional.
as It sought to deprive citizens of means
Of livelihood on account of illegal acts of
some of the persons in the ticket broker
age business. The court held that the
effect of The law was to give the railroad
companies the right to restrict the bust
ncfs of ticket selling to persons whom they
wished to delegate with written authority.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
Mission i'm cus,.

Philadelphia, April 15.-Rev James
Wordon, d. D., superintendent OF the
SABBATH school and missionary depart
meat OF the Presbyterian board OF pub
lication and Sabbath school work has
lust returned from Havana where he las
mission s'p"9i
rev. Pedro Riosea. a native Cuban. of
american training and graduate of
Princeton and also of Princeton TheoIoe.
i S seminary, is in charge OF the missio1.
Ell, rs,ll,.ty-nlne cuhans have already hesn,
been established. "'resty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
THE TRUSTS.
"n'SiSy combine VIII HIVE q
capital OF $500 DOn non

"hA'hi o. SsOo,ouo. 900
Vhlcago April IA Louisville spsct,, ..
the Daily News saws: 10
me most gigantic LIQUOR combination eve,
ensineered~an amalsamation of tho WHISKY
ana diatillery interests. with united cam.
TAI OF S-ao.O0oOOO. will be practically com
pie'ed to oil but the smallest details In Chi.
eago, when the men now controlling the Kan
lucky Distillegies and Warehouse connSnv
s shsSn ne arIansements for the purchase and
absorption OF nearly every distllerv ~ No.
WHISKY IN the United States. Lew Waver
or chicago. chief attorney for the Kentmr,Sy
company. said today NNiN
Ihe most important part OF the Cbieavo
meeting may be said to be the fnlshinS ~
the legsl plans connected with the comnieticr
% the largest Of all whisky Companies ana
INC consolidation of tho rye distilieries ni
l,ennsylYania. West Virginia ana MaryIanS
me new company is said 70 be ready Tor
iia maj emergence, Its Capitalization ia 90.
tlmated at $50, 000.000. OF which one-half viii
be preferred stock and tho other $4,000 90
G m5mon stock. II is said the ne@ company
Will immediately acquire by purchase eyarv
rye distillery In the United ststes.
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CUBAN BANDITS.
They Raid village, Commit aIpra.r
and Are Now Pursued.

Havana, April 15.-News has been 70.
ee'Ved from Marianao that fifteen mounted
bandits raided yinnollts plantation 10,
miles from Havana at twilight yesterday
They then rode into Caim!nato, where
they plundered two dwellings and thor
went TO third. where a dance wo. a.,
progress. The raiders fred a voIlsv -,
close range, killing a Cuban captain ons
soldier and a bystandsr, and woundIor
sergeant soldier and two bystanders
The affair was reported at General I.as,s
headquarters aud three detachments =,
eavalrymen were sent on different road.
to the district in pursuit OF the bandlts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16
ANOTHER JEFFERSON BANQUET.

Mr. bryan VIII Re Invited to Speak
at St. Louis.
ST Louis, April 15.--lt was announced
today that a banquet would be given in the
Coliseum here about May 25 under the
auspices of the Jefferson club of st. Louis.
Colonel William J. Bryan, Senator Teller
ana Mayor Carter HARRISON of Chicago are
among the distinguished guests to be in
Nlted Plates will be laid for from 1900
10 4OOo persons Colonel Bryan has sig
nlhed his willingness to attend the dinner
and the date viii be set to suit his con-
veplencc
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Saw Mrs. GcorEe ki,I $500,

canton Ohio, April 15.--Attorneys for
the State regard this as their red letter
day in the trial OF Mrs. George. They
proauoed the eyewitnesses to the firing
sAxton body One of these claimed IN
nave nave identified Mrs. George positively as
having fred the shots. "a
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Ice Mack Dies Fro's w. :.

Sot @h%.t~ "a -~IE' r.
Lake Charles. La, Aprn Z. ~
the man who came to Inc - ,.,n,l,s 4
so desperately wounded; "a N
OF his own infiction. dien n
prison at / O'Clock last III. n W
60 or s5 years OF age, ana , y III! n
had no relations. An inao
tomorrow.
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Crcrnnted Hers,If

chesaning Mich. April i5.-Mrs n
Keith wraoped a shawl saturated With k.,o.
sene about her went out into a fsld ana -,
herself ahre she was soon discovered Ms,
Mssfe esaiy burned thar she died SIX hours
Of insanity. sAkns
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and trains could not pass for , : g
The southbound local ca' sis,ttz
backed again through cus NJ 4 q
CINE, and passenger tram o ~ ts<|
bound. cut through ana p NAM lrss'
in trying. Left her one pv
is in bad shaps. -- N
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n.1einh Arrived n \,

New York. April i5'-las y, Il +!
rived at quarantine shorty, ~ ~ y z
tonight. the first Of Dewey X Hz
this port. TIE parade " ~
Crant's tomb will AKA
rtartlng- at Noon &!
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brenham' Texas, April 15-Thc new cut
where Santa Fe improvements arc n
presrss'' south Of Breahsm one mil,.
lAsa N tonisht-an- Account Of. hsayy rain
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|. LECH[NG|l||
Jeweler and Opficia1'
Store and Factory, 4os hs'
Phone 1903.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

- 3
ONCE OF ...s<
Commissioner Of Agriculture, li' III
tlstIcs and History
Austin. Texas Aph :
To All Whom 1t May Concern
This is to certify. That the
THURINGlA
in iasa u5 respeets July complied w 4 i 4
Of Texas as conditions prs: ,,.s ssid oss1|
holds a certiflcste OF authority Z X ~, MI
nee emitting It to do pus'nc,s ssy Il m
twelve mouths from tpe e a ll4
iei9, 70 IN 7 Given under nay tis n. 4 q, =
Seal. at office. in Aus s,rst,ss.
date first aboss TIfsa
A. S;nsti1
Actpg conHe IA
sPRoNG. pREM vi AsS
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Louis April 10 the big
Lp 0 war.
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Have You Seen

my line OF Cut Glass and wedssssl
Cameo? The largest and best isla|
ton in the city.
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| Am Boss

in the Watch business, for buJ
and sell more Watches than i
Houston jewellers combined.
| handle none but the mos n
liable watches made, such a, Wi
than and Elgin and other An.rul
makes, from $3.50 to 500.