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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-11

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Great Falls. Jan. 10.-The first news of
the vote at Helena for senator was re-
ceived as usual by the Standard office
and promptly buletined Great Falls peo-
pie are jubilant over the large vote re-
ceiVed by their honorable fellow citizen,
w. q. Conrad, and their joy is so great
that they are almost afraid to believe
themselves. Closely following the dis
patch on the vote was one which de-
scribing the fiery speech of Senator
Whiteside disclosing the atrocious at
tempt OF Clark's faction to debauch tie
entire legislature. Condemnation of the
attempt, mingled with disgust and scorn
at it's coarseness is expressed on all sides
The general opinion here is that Clark is
politically dead, and there are surely no
mourners for him in this county.
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Stock Attached.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Billings, Jan 10-The stock of j. C.
Sperry, dealer in cigar and notions. was
attached this afternoon in two suits by
Louis S. Cohn and Daniel Bowie for
claims aggregating 1888.
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Resolved, That committee to con-
sist Of Senator Hannah and Senator
Gruwell and Senator Hobson be APP
pointed to investigate the matters here
in set forth; and be it further
Resolved, That the house be invited
to appoint like committee to act in
conjunction with the committee above
named
Connolly Wakes Violent.
In moving the adoption of the resolu-
ton, Senator Connolly made a bitter
and violent attack on Marcus Daily and
the Anaconda company. He declared
that the employees of that company
were not allowed to vote as they pleas
ed. Everybody in Anaconda and more
than half the people of Butte had to
wear the copper collar and it was dis
grace to the state that such things
were tolerated. Connolly talk about
half an hour and rehearsed all the
Butte Miners editorial stock in trade.
When he had finished Senator Hobson
dryly remarked, that as he was a re-
publican and as this was a democratic
serving on the committee.
Senators Stanton, Myers, Whitesde
and Eggleston attacked the resolution
from various sltandpoints. Stanton
moved that the committee be enlarged
so as to include Campbell and Norris.
The latter begged to be excused, as ne
was on the bribery investigation COM
mittee. Finally, Campbell and Court
ney were added to the committee. Then
Myers moved to amend by striking out
all that portion relating to the election
In Deer Lodge and Silver Bow counties,
arguing that there We're no contests
from either of these counties, End
therefore nothing for the legislature to
pass upon with reference to their cleo
lions. If there had been any irregu-
larities in the election at Anaconda and
Butte, it was the business of the courts
and grand juries of Deer Lodge ard
Silver Bow counties to take the matter
up. But it was preposterous to ask the
legislature to make such an investiga-
ton. If the committee should go to
l'dltC anu lhhS VIC lCs'tiiiiohy VI oWSue
Murphy and people of that class, who
had grievances against the Anaconda
company, it wouldn't get through in
year. Senator Myers made strong,
eloquent and convincing speech.
Senator Connolly replied with great
| vigor that that part of the resolution
that Myers asked to have stricken out,
was the most important part of all. IT
it was cut out he would withdraw the
| resolution entirely. He again sailed IN
to Marcus Daily and the Anaconda COM
pany in a way that would make the
Butte Miner dance for joy. Meanwhile,
Connolly kept casting appealing and re-
proachful glances at the other Clark
senators, who showed no disposition to
help him out Not another senator
came to his assistance, and when My
ers' motion was put, there was a per-
| feet chorus of ayes and just two
| noes" then Senator Connolly with
drew his motion in disgust, and w. A.
| Clark fell down again, as usual.
No Mourners in Cascade.
Special Dispatch to the Standard
Great Falls Jan. 10-The first news of
the vote at Helena for senator was re-
ceived as usual by the Standard office
and DrDmDt1y bulletined. Great Fails peO-
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Paris of To-day-the handsomest pre-
MUM book ever offered-noW ready for
delivery upon payment of 80 in adj
vance for one years subscription TO
the Standard Can be obtained at
Standard office in Butte, Anaconda,4c
MisSOula or Great Falls
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Genr InauguratPl.

Salem, Ore, Jan. 10.-Hon. 7. T. Geer
was to-day inaugurated governor of Ore
gon The ceremonies We're of the simplest
character.
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Paris of To-day-the handsomest pre-
MUM book ever offered--now ready for
delivery upon payment of $40 in ad-
vance for one years subscription to
the Standard. Can be obtained at
Standard office in Butte, Anaconda,
Missoula or Great Falls.
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INFANTS WEAR.

Chilirsns Co orcd ana White Caps. all styles
and trimmings. with lace. RIB ana braid.
special. 49,
Infants Canhrlc AMI Naiuso Slips. da'nti-
ly tucked. with embroidery ami lace, Use.
SSc and 4sc.
Chiiir"n's Short Dresses. with yoke, hna
tuckS anil an rtod~ry. isc
Fine Whi'o Dresses several styles circular
ru~res an non le~ cTa''a with lace an A ems
brOi erT. 6Sr Use an 80.
Extra Fin" NHfn-o0H an Lawn Dresses,
with dainty lnsnttirg- 90 coit ~ i,ry an daan
rpTls-. months 20 4 years. Si.:5. Si.ss and
Si.Os
C6Uir"n's whts Aprons. with yoke and
braid. special. :Sc
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Srschlpn adpertisemsnts.
8roohlyu advertisements.
NJ A TIL Z VI S
Toys, 3rd Floor.
Dolls, End Floor.
Restaurant and Chinaware
in Basement.

special Holiday Gifts in this last
system would add There Misrepresentation
Through Aluring Advertisements
Prices Lowest Named Anywhere for Reliable Merchandise
viii You of Our Restless Enterprise
Before Making
Changes From Day Day
Be Close rlany Lines
OUR WORD FOR TIP You Toys from cheaper than
quality usually sold fort We
carry
sacrifice
n
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WRAPPERS.

A useful present FOR the HOLIDAYS Ia a pretty
wrarp T. wl."I "" are abe to give YOU IN all
tnr newest Styles ami patterns, at reasonable
prices.
Lot No |. consisting NJ 30 doz Extra Heavy
QUALITY flnn"."''n Wrappers IN pretty str pea,
yoRe and brad. tr -" O.. -npui er effects and
Noup"e k,rts. -i"rlt Vs'.
tinnn"-l'e Wrnrr"i, in fne quality. in
pretty ro'or'ugs. Ira L. ribbon and velvet
trinm~ -gnc " ~ i""p flounre skirt. SI.7s.
Sass. ~ - 20 Saws
Cashm-r" T "a q WIN. tucked yoke and rib
bon trimmed q, rc.hN. st.D5
la les fid"r town Drr-- ng Sacques. plain
and rppl". with crochet ,igr AID r!brons. rn'l-
ing and deep collars. Csc. Dsc.
7 u"r Quality Elder own Sarlues, newes.
effects. with ribbons. Sl.ts. SI.ys
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HOLIDAY APRONS.

White Lawn Aprons en- hroidered and lace
insertings. also plain hem. and two style tucka.
sp cial. iSc.
Maids and Nurses Aprons. several styles,
with tucks. embroidery aud lace, l9c. and
Use.
Lahics'. Maids ard Nurses' Aprons elab,
orately trimmed. with lace. EN- hrDidery and
tucks. 3Sc.
Nurse Aprons. full width assorted styles.
some wit I'm r pii"rHd hlbs. $50.
Fancy swiss hprons. with i,B and rihbors
suitable for Christmas gifts. Toe. 3sc., 4scs
and Use.
ding 'am Kitchen Aprons. WITH fancy bor-
ders. some plain. lOc., l5c. and 15c.
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PICTURES.
Specials in Our Picture Dept.

Beautifully Mounted Photos in gilt frames,
2Ox24. with metal corners. a e. tee line OF
SUBJECTS 10 select iromi -r"rlal. AZ NSfS
celluloid. mounted on heavy brvelcd mats.
with easel ha"ks n very pretty Christmas gift
snecial. A. fsr. each.
II would pay YOU TO visit orr new Art Gal,
lery. and see our latest importation OF Vicnna
paintings
In our Picture Framing Department all
pictures left - he framni this week will be
deliver ed before Christmas.
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SILVERWARE.

Timely Suggestions for Quick Buy
ers Beautiful and Appropriate
for Holiday Gifts.
(sterling Silver Two Blade
Pocket Knives.
Key Rings.
T f%tr' Powder Holder.
Tooth and Nail Brushes.
Salve Jars.
25c. each. sSgs Hook. and Nal, r.l..
Hair Curriers'.
Shoe Horns.
Tweezers.
BABY Brushes and Combs
d,ove Hooks and Pocket
(sterliur Silver MountedPumics
NSTIi0 ttff:.. in case,
Pocket Combs.
S Ga %, B}.ss'
6 g." owe Mendsr., Needle Cases.
49c. EACH b b:, a.3f ss: aa sI E Es1ssF
Corn AMI cu,icle Kpives.
shoe Hooks. Nail FLEE.
Hair GurI"r.; Tooth and Nail
(Sterling Silver vinaigrette,
Bonnet Brushes
Nal, Cntice and Embroidery
Scissors.
75c. each. s sS,sl. s %i Ill.,,
Court Plaster Covers.
Pun Boxes aud Mancurs Xrti.
cle-. in endless variety.
Infants Sterl n0 Silver backed
Brush and l'omb So,
Bonnet and Hat Bru-hes.
Maxim Rlugs. Pin tyramid,
$50. eCh. ga; Ss;s i, D on"n.,. '' FLOSS
Wnisks. Rlnlon ni"res,
Mem !randum Tablets. and all
the la est novelties 10 Sterling
| silver.
Case containing Sterling silver Handle MIR
ror Hair Bush and Comb, rich. elaborate, ar
tistic designs. special. at S5.15.
Case consist nt Of Nter,in- silver. Large Size
lar Brush. and Dressing Comb, special. at
Case containing Sterling silver Medium Size
| Ai.OS.
et-rl nE silver Shaving Set. aI.sO.
Sterling Silver Large Size Cloth Brush.
strrng Silver Hat Brushes. 79c., sOc. and
Dsc.
s,.rlpg Silver Bonnet Brushes. 7sc- Osc.
-si-rlng silver Mounted Nail roiishers. ASc..
Heart Share Case. containing Sterling silver
Thimhle. Silver COUNTED Emory and En-
lrnileiy Scissors. 0Sc.
We rerseyere AMI Exhibit moro costly arti-
cles. which we guarnn'ea Will Q We Immensely
| satisfactory and gratifying results.
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Will Be Sold At the Lowest Prices Ever Quoted For
Same Grades. Our line of appropriate gift partou
lay inviting includes toe
end Paror Cabinets Odd Bureaus chffoniors Brass seds
Book Cases. Library Tables
ters into the Makeup OF GtrCty Reliable
Specially House All Are in plain
Figures and Sold for Cash Only. " ~
The following lines Sumner
L Station
Brooklyn Bridge
Roosevelt St. % Broadway BROOKLYN
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Held for Fraudulent Use of Street Car
IransferA.

Robert Hickman OF $50 Tenth avenue was
held for trial In the West Ftty-fourth street
police court Yesterday on a charge OF making
fraudulent use OF street railway transfer
checks Inst ertor George Murphy OF tho Met
complaint lie sail thar about h month ago
a pad containing 100 transfer checks vas
electric car an that soon aiterward the stnn~n
checks began to turn up on the eroSsto wn
ilne. Hlcnman was arrested on Thirty
O. the transfer tck ets HAD been given to him
ey man who had picked them up
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A !!!!''!7:. !: n! MS7RAus
Store Open Evenings Until Christmas.
Significant Statistics.

VIC
have now service 1885 wagons and automobiles including
large number of hired double vans We believe this is more
than used by any other concern in New York. and double
the number used by any other store in Brooklyn
Our East New York Distributing Depot has had so
many goods to deliver in this section Of city, and never
has the service been efficient OR Distributing Depot in
South Brooklyn has been moved into and larger quarters
at Syrst street and Fort Hamilton avenue The new build
ing is handsome structure of brick and stone 6OxlOO and
was erected for US under the direction of Mr. G. L. Morse,
architect We will from now on be able oServe our South
Brooklyn patrons promptly than heretofore.
With the recent addition of two stories to Schermer
horn and Livingston street wing now have over 100000
square feet of floor space devoted to our business exclusive
of numerous detached warehouses and factories in the vicinity
and throughout the city, Can you realize what this
area means9 1t means we had room enough to put
entire store on the ground floor would eleven and
half acres Or, if store could be extended along Fulton
street. story high and 100 feet deep IAN ordinary store is
2OxiOO feeD it would give mile of frontage reaching
twice as far as from Fulton Ferry to City Hall
Our latest pay roll shows that have 1900 employees
exclusive of factory hands.
And we are st Ill growing
Purchasers getting their packages delivered with
proptnesS and despatch which, in face of the remarkable
business are doing is really surprising Notwithstanding
thousands of coSderae patrons are taking small parcels
with them
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|fRAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
I rcSrrME To ADVANCE N.
- Ali, ALONG THE LINE.
..rd. IL rrseirR Broken.
,.m I. mi for standard stocks.
l..vs Purchases of rnciAc.

ark. January 13.T-stocks ssain made
nroeress upward today ana IT. scmn
sdysuces wsrc considerable iaa Z
stocks were a4ain over Il million
making tho tsiid million share aav
while on thu other two DAYS trad
hut little short of the million saafe
transactions SO far THIS week have
thpse OF any similar period m The
IA history. london In the early
..s 4 purchaesr but subsequently, tho
.rapce OF the arbitrago dealings wers
IL. Delay IN transmission of cables
restsicted the foreign transactions.
don houses and traders were both
ri IN thc getsra! list. M
, frequently iAictuated from one; stock
or aud wsnen any stock started tip-
siyovifg continued Che rise. The re-
M t,s doatinE supply IN the primo
paNng stociis ana their ATTENDANT
eycl led TO renewed Interest in me
kiced stocks. There was largo de-
r the standaiN stocks. the ufylngers
Burlington. Rock Island ana ST.
.de the pest prices in years. Bur
made an extreme gain IN 2eac or ex-
that the Deoennber statement would
1 favorable. This statement. however.
Md fot two weeks yet.
The low priced stocks which were in
sucst we're tile Pacifics and Southern
! which advi.rced I and IL per cent
E<Iy for the preferred aud common.
"a but littlc doing In pennsylvania.
Snded with a slight loss. Sugar rose
on the repon. That 4 new trust was
Srncd, taking in that company. but
N the rumor as far as, 1t concerned
The interests mentioned resulted in a
reaction.
afternoon the speculative leaders b.
I'M for while, but n resupmtionf of
Ss purchases In 4 the Pacifcs was az
. ed by an Increase of business in the
|the session The profit taking toward
rendered some stocks decidedly weak,
Generally good tone prevailed.
prices generally moved upward. Total
$50, 900.
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".... i,oes,ss i,sas,sss as5. ess
New York Manner

,erx January ls.-Money on cali
p - sNq2h per cent: last loan ~ per
~ 'sms mercantile paper 3q3a per cent.
ensnge hrmer with actual business
\ / s,an Pills at +.st%G4.S5 for demand
q a. sssa:s2A for sixty days; posted
S,igssos Commercial bills '4.s1dl
iisss s e. certificates nominal. 59tsd6 SOL. /:
h XXX. Ss1; Mexican dollars IL. Govern
s'11s wrong; State and railroad bonds
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FlsaneiaI Cnblenran,

4 10TH. 10TH, January 10 The Commercfa
men, LONDON financial cablegram says !.
bn.,sana rtslegraphir Interruptions re-
im s,asss here today. The tone was
n roc.ss opened dull, while pront
asctss;en oed with fair activity. New
vAen IN we're delayed until near the
Y hssly market was strengthened and
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GALVESTON STATEMENT.

COTTON ON sHIPBoARD.
For Manchester-Ss Omba, s772 bales IS
Samoa, ,Sl54. For Liverpcol-Ship Katy, 1919:
well. 27ss; IS Lady Joicey, soa5: IS Eden Hail.
s07s: SIS Maritime. SlS9; IS Ma,ia. 25o0. Total.
1857.
For Hayre-Ss vala. 1880; S. Knutsforl.
GSs4; ss ksntuck, 1910; IS Taunton, 1883; SIS
Alagonia. 1907. Total. 49, $50
Fer continent-Ss Ellen Eickmers. siSS: IS
Tasso. 600. SIS Treasury, 2?9S; SIS Abe-geldie
LIS: SIS Khio, 2032, IS Feliclana. 3735; IS
Straits of Minai, 400; ss Cynthia. 45i7; IS
Glenfeld, 800; ss Sydmonton. 1ls2; SIS Princi-
pessa Chfistiana, 1857; IS Fortuna 1854. Total.
2s.375.
For New York--Mallory line. 1860 bales:
Lone Star line, 1880. Total. 20.600.
Total on shipboard. 124, 500 bales.
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I,naak v,cnrrnr..

Bank CIcnrInEs.
York, January 13.-The following table,
"a BY Bradstreet. shows. the bank
b at the following cities for the week,
% percentage Of increase OF. decrease. AZ
ed with the corresponding week las,
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Port of Sabine Pass.
Port of Sabine, Pass. January 10.
Arrived.
SIS Themis. Gundcrson, Mobile.
In Port.
Sch Albert r. Stearns, Allen.
Sch Sedgwick, Hagerthy.
.srh Starke Gupderson.
Sch Myra B. Weaver, Vanamon.
Bark Dilbhur, Rypaas. ,.,.n IL,
Bsrk N. b. Morris, Stuart.
Bark Astranom. Schoon. I
SIS Bonona. Birchfeld -s tst,
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fects of Mercury kianuy Ifrap. Inconti-
neSee. aoSprrhsa. elect strietnfe nj Ieo cure
searching Ueatment, prompt reiei ssa aud
for life noth sexes treated eonnnehN'"'
FILES. Mstula. Fissure and Rupture cured a.
our new methods. Send for particulars
o'es DRs. BgTTs & BETS 4 DrAn,
s1.iSt. Charles street New Orleans. Ii.
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e. i &. =. <! \ i IA I .!l!I !1 D. - y y ( .{
ksE r. nsss \. n ~ 4 "A 8 X e.
20 NeNesat ~ II ~; 6z.R ~ r.
8 li sss 6 :, y q
S ss1ys j & s,; sssss' 3! ] 4:
y: s, i:ss5Ss sars:! l. ~ 4 ~
& ssr u &c., sssss ! q - IN 49, ~
ssy Z xl ~ a. 5 Ssil q ss.!sy q =
%s sa 1 s si's sGls nssiss \ Is - IA -
,sgs By ctaet q - Aes5a y :DiFts.
Railway oosnpsay, { " : ~
NgTicr --Itous,on, Canary /. 49,. -.
~. Hsrtwsll has this day bsen a6mllk6d
iutc partnership with the UNDERSIGNED, fIfm
name remaining uhehangsd. Childsess
Taylor, insurance agents. Cotton ExoAanee.
THE REG rLAR annual meeting of tkS et0dk-
holders OF tho Houstou Printing Company
fol tho purpose Of 6isctln9 dirsctsn for "a
ensuing year and trsnsartings such other
b s,,Ls as may come bsrcrs T. e hsseBy
cnllcd for Monday, January. ~, 1Soe. NJ
NJ At tho is T so f.: asui ss:. sss
g ]: Palmer. Secretary, u
Notice Of Annual Meeting Of the Stockhold-
srs ana Bosfd OF Dfrect0ss * me 6dif. y
Western Texas aud Pacific Railway Com.
psny-N Notice u hereoy Eisen that the IA:
ular annual :aeetinE OF the stctkholdcts -
the Gulf Westerly Texas and Pacific Rnil-
way COMPANY will be held at the public Of
Nee Of said Company In the city Of Vac
toria. Tcxas. On Monday. january 10 1y9l
at - o'clock RI. The regular annual h1eat..
Ing OF tho board Of direetorn o. soid Come
pany will also be held At said ulacs and
at once upon adjournment Of said stock
holders meeting. and this notice is for both
meetings. BY order Of the Beard OF d.
r rectors. p. NJ, SMITH
SECRETARY OF the Gulf, Western Texas ana
Pacific Hallway Company. 10
Notice OF Annual Meeting q the stockhoid-
ers and Board Of Directors Of the New
York. Texas ana Mexican Railway Com
/: pany-- Notice IL hereby kivsn that the reg
uar annual meeting of the stockholders Of
thu New York, Texas and Mexican Railway
Company VIII be held at the public office
of said Company In the city of Victoria,
Texas. on Monday. January 30. 1899, at
o'clock p. m. The reEuinr ANNUAL meeting
Of the Board OF Directors pf said Company
+ will also he held at said place and at onco
upon adjournment Of said stockholders
meeting. and this notice is for both meet
ings. BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
EzsSfg p. NJ. SMITH.
SECRETARY OF tho New York. Texas and
Mexican Railway Company. 1-s0
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DRs. Belts & BELTS & DYAR,


young, Miooie-ABeo
and Old. Single and
Married Men and all
who suffer with Lost
Manhood. Nervous
Debility. SperniAtor-
rhea, Seminal losses.
Sexual Decay, Fall
ing Memory, weak
Eyes, stunted De.
veiopment. Lack o.
Energy. Impoyerish-
cd Blood. Pimples.
Imped!ments TO mar.
rage; also Blood sno
Skin Disease. Sy2ni-
lis, Eruptions. Hair
Failing, Bone Pains,
s W 0 Hi gf, SoJe
Throat, Ulcers, H.
ctN M Ar
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REAL ESTATE FOR BALE

FOR SALE cHEAP-Fivo acres, close In,
south side; also 5-room house. way down
small payment on each. Address Box 81.
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FOX gHLE-Our home on Galveston bay scar
IL Porte; prettiest location IN Harris ooun-
~: bath rooms. pier, nrtesian water; sail.
Loat: house and outhouses furnished: yard
sheiled Address s. y. AcAshsp. Houston,
Texas u
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New nank for shcrman n.

Sherman, Texas, January 12-Messrs.
Waggoner OF Ladona and Sweeney OF Bon
ham. the two capitalists, have undertaken
to establish another National bank here.
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FOR sALE-Five-room dwelling and bakery
shop: central location; good business; for
cash at bargain. u. Tonguet. Franklin.
Robertson county, Texas. 10
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BOARD AND ROCKS.
GOOD BOARD $50 per week; table boarders
wanted; bath; transient solicited. No ie7
Z Austin street. u
BOARD and roorns at reasonable prices: 40
La Brsncb. ~
BOARD AND ROOMS-Nicely furnished front
rooms with board, centrally located: mod
ern conysniences; table boarders solicited.
si2 Travis street. ~
NICELY FURNISHED front rooms VIZ
street. II
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED and pleasant
rooms; single or en- suite; one block from
Capitol hotel: With or without board. ~
1iN Texas svsnus; references u
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FOR sALic--A paper and job printing pinns
doing an annual busneR OF $4,000. IN .
county sent town of $500 population. Is Of
fcred for sale nj s20oo ono -haif cash, Dali
ments. II YOU hive the cash. write to 1891.
this mime t. a Is
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BUSINESS GRANGER

FOR SALE--Nurscry stock--varieties espe-
cially selected for the const and Southern
Texas. We are wholesalers and can esves
YOU money on large orders Why not buzz
direct; catulogue FREE. Write for special
prices. Galveston Nurse.y and Orchard Co..
Fred W. Mnlly, proprietor. a1ulcn. Calves
ton county. TEXAS. Mention Post
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

CONTRACTORS. NOTICE-seaied bids vii,
be submitted and opened al the next regular
term OF the commissioners court OF Edwards
comfy. Texas. which convenes In the town
o. Rock Springs, Texas, on February u,
a. u. 1899, to reconstruct the court house OF
i.rwards county, Texas. upon the foundation
of the old stonn court house which wns re-
srnty puind,o: INC oio stone walls 10 DC
10 built OF non-romhustible rnateria.. Ia ac-
,erdanrc with the plan OF the old building,
time. Specifications for same are ON lila
ard will be furnished by me upon applica-
ton. w. A. Johnson. county clerk Edwards
rounty Texas IL
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AhiSE INTELLIGENCE.
PsFs Of Galveston. january ia.

usIveston. january 10.
Dsorsl.. ARRIVED.
Hsrsp, from Cardir.
staples. from Brazos Santiago.
RM~, CLEARED.
ksuasfoSS 1simmons, for Pensacola.
9nus' ssmers, Jaeab. frtm Bremen,
olsrrsr essory, for HAMBURG.
staples, for Moraan city.
h1arie a., SAILED.
|kahaan' came, Hodsson, for Hamburg.
sssssssols: simmons r t nrve sa
e'sples. for Morgan City.
Vessels In p..,
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FOR sALE-.Nice rackct stock tabout 5000, !:
thrifty Southwest Texas town. doing a fins
cash business good location; moderate rcnt:
give Immediate full passession, good will
aud all points about II SO any one can Bur-
coed Ill health aud distant business only
reason for selling. Don't miss this-wrtte
quick. Address 1881 this office. IL
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BUSINESS CHANcE--A good thing for the
right man. The Wonder Store Is for sale,
and tho right man can make money out OF y
Nyn6elts, trustee, II