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WORK OF THE POLICE.
Arrests Made by the Ofacers 4
March.

Arrests Made by the Ofacers in
March.
Clerk Forrest OF the police department
has compiled the following statement OF
arrests for the month of March:
City Cases. -Rudely displaying. 6; as
sault, go idle and losGnG, 10; disorderly
conduct, "a resisting arrest. 3; abusive
language, %; fighting, 49, disturbing the
peace, 81; street walking. 81; accompany
ing lewd women 8; drunk and down, 80;
train jumping, 4 suspicious characters.
10; sleeping in public place. I; drunk and
disorderly Ga: discharging firearms, .
Indecent exposure, /; ridiry bicycle with
OUT light 8; violating labor ordinance, =;
occupation without license, 10; plolesting
an officer, .. trespassing. s; permitting
vicious animals TO run at large /; prosti-
luton. q fast and reckless driving, /;
violating gas ordinance, .; committing
nuisance, 8 total 1876,
state Cases. -Misdemeanor theft. 6; es-
capped State convict, /; vagrancy, IS; pass
ing counterfeit money, q iunacy .; keep
ing disorderly house. !: seriously threat
onins life, T. assault to murder, 5; bur-
giary and theft. 6; carrying pistol. 8; Eel :
opy theft !; forgery. l. embezzlement, l.;
assault TO rape, 1, theft from the person
- total, 100; grand total. 555.
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Gulf and pra..s prospect.

Jacksboro, Texas, March 81. w A.
squires, president and general manager
Of the Gulf and Brazos railroad. now in
course of construction from point on the
Texas and Pacific railroad, two miles west
of Millsap tn Henrietta. by way OF Mineral
Wells and Jacksboro, Is In Jacksboro in
the interest OF his road To the corre-
spondent he said last night that he had
his road graded from the Texas and Pa
ciHc railroad to within twelve miles OF
Jacksbcro, and the ties laid for ten miles,
and would, within the next forty days,
have the road completed to Mineral Wells.
He is very enthusiastic over the prospects
Of the early completion of the road
through TO Henrietta
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Katy OFFICIALS HERE.
VIII Attend c., n. and II. Annual
Meeting Tomorrow.


Mr.. A. A. Allen, vice president and gen
eral manager OF the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas; Mr.. J. w. Maxwell. general So
perintendent OF the same line. and Mr.. s.
i. Fisher, consulting engineer, arrived In
the city yesterday morning and spent The
day here in looking over the property OF
the company In this city The gentlemen
had nothing to say when approached by a
reporter. except that their visit here was
simply In the nature OF routine inspec-
ton and that no significance was to be Mt
tached 10 1t.
Messrs Allen and Maxwell were jolred
here last night by President II. G. Rouse
who arrived from the East on the Southern
Pacific at 1890 p. M. II is understood
that the entire party will make trip to
Galveston today, but there is nothing
definite about this, end their plans may
be changed. The annual meeting and
election OF officers OF the Galveston, H0us-
ion and Henderson will occur at the head
quarters Of the company In Galveston to-
morrow and Mr.. Ronse and the other Of
tIcials are expected to attend.
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oGARIrA COUNCIL NO. 8.
Instructive T-''S Nv visiting Pasr
PocnIontns.


Pocnbontns.
ogarita council No. 3. daughters of Po-
cahontas, |. o. r. NJ. ldrdled their coun-
ell fire Friday, March 81. sleep of worm
moon. in the wigwam OF Tonkaway tribe
No. ;. The chiefs smoked the pipe of peace
around the council brand, and in true In
dian fashion amid grunts of satisfaction,
listened to long and instructive talk by
a visiting past Pocahontas Of Minnehaha
council No. 1 of Hot Springs, Ark.
The sister Pocahontas stopped to rest
in her long journey through the hunting
grounds of the great reservation of the
State of Texas. where she stated she found
many wigwams of the tribes and degree
of Pocahontas, /. o. r. NJ, and she was
pleased to note the advance and great in
crease in the great and noble Red Men
and the Sister Pocahontas tribes.
The sisters and chiefs of Ogarita coun-
ell No, .. Daughters of Pocahontas, lis
tened to the long talk of the past Poca-
hontas with great pleasure and satisfac-
ton, for 1t was not only very interesting
to each one, but also instructive. and II
was with regret that the sisters and chiefs
heard the sister Pocahontas end her very
interesting talk, and each member Wen.
home with n feeling of new life and en-
thusiasm for the work in the council, and
each one felt him or herself to be very
fortunate in being present to enjoy the
good time and listen to the wise words OF
counsel spoken by the gifted Pocahontas
OF Minnehaha council No. l of Hot Springs,
Ark. Although there was good number
of ogarta's members present, 1t was to be
regretted that all could not be there to
enjoy the pleasant and instructive talk OF
TIE visiting sister Pocahontas.
There will be a partial review OF the
proceedings IN the records which will he
given out at the kindling OF the council
brand Friday. seventh sleep of the plant
moon, eighth run, no breath
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The invitation to Miss Helen Gould b.
not 'been delivered as vet, and Miss Gogiii
intentions have not been dlvulgei II Il
hardly likely she win attend the dinnsr, hs'
tbs promoters of the feast feel conadsn. ~
will say something nice. at least, in a lstr'
of regret 81
DELEGATIONS from the New JERSEY ioSn'
and from points In Connecticut. Mazsachss
sets and Pennsylvania. will attend TIE WI
fersonian banquet. many coming In spsca;
trains. IA
The movement. with the dollar-drrr II
its center. is rapidly growing and fcilfi
promises to be notable affair. Of mg3]
larger scope than the origilsil protectors y
any idea
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A Bnrn at ChappeII Nm.

Chappell Hill, Texas, April Lat a''-
~ o'clock today the barn of M VIII
Crockett caught on fire and was '0s'
consumed. together with three tons Q! III "
ton seed bulls, $50 bushels of corn a ~. :, y
or 800 feet of lumber. 1t Is impossi'k X
know how the fire originated. sfsaa
buildings near by were endansersu. n
fortunately, escaped. There was
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epidemic OF Canine adne.L

Denton, Texas, March S1.-0n uA
creek, north of here, the past week. n1'
dogs have been creating considerable ~
element aud CANNES supposed to h's3
flicted with hydrophobla lave been nll''
to the number of eighteen or twenty. w
horse was bitten and went mad his actsa
increasing the scare. His symptoms s'',
the insanity's development we're w
queer, he tearing himself up horribly VI!
ing great pieces of flesh out OF his so'sl
ders and sides with his teeth. TO end II
agony the animal was killed.
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A NEW rIRM

George e, Dickey and Glenn Alien, arr
chitects. have formed a partnership for
the practice OF their profession Mr..
Diokey has been located In the Khan build
ing ard Mr.. Aliens office has previously
been IN the Cotton Exchange. They are
now located In COMM dioug new offices at
suite No "a. Camp building. on Fannin
street opposite post office Those inter-
ested In art and architecture are cordially
ipviied 20 visit them at their new offices
where hey are prepared to serve the build
Ing public generally.
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NO c. o. D. OR DEPOSIT SCHEME.

The marvellous French remedy, "cALTHoS,
recently introduced in this country by the Won
Mohl Co., of Cincinnati Ohio, one OF the largest,
richest and most responsible business firms in the
United States, has attracted the attention OF the
entire medical profession because of the wonder
full cures ii has effected. If you suffer from Lost
Manhood, varicoeele, Weakness o. any nature IN
the Sexual Organs Nerves, tno matter how
causedl, or IL the parts are undeveloped or have
shrunken or wasted away "cALTHOS" will re-
store you.
"cALTHOS" is a French discovery by Prof.
Jules Iabofde, famed in Paris Frances foremost
specialist.
"cALTHoS" is the only remedy recognized by
the medical profession as a specific cure for weak
men.
IT has the endorsement of the German and
French governments. and is largely rsed in the
standing ar1uies Of those countries.
''CALThOS" is put before you on its merits
alone Try IL and put 1t to the test. TRY IT FREE.
There is security required-no COD scheme:
Send Tvs your name and address, and we VIII
send you enough 'cALTn0S' to lost five days;
lT WILL BE SENT IN A SEALED PACKAGE BY
MAIL. In the quiet OF your homo you can Try IL
and what 1t does
All correspondence relating to the "cALTHOS
department of business is strictly confidential
We neither publish nor furnish testimonials
Address applications fol- trial treatment to
B. Cincinnati N II. S IF s'f ss
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J. c. Bingham. Sandy Point f. NJ. Owens,
beaumont; w. p. Milligan. Dallas; W bat.
ta'eon, Lucian Minor, Galveston: L. 7 Smith.
Kansas City. W W Wellington. ST. Louis;
Fort Smith, Galveston, Percy Longlauds, st.
Louis. Dan $. Chessher Georgetown: s.
Trims. Detroit. NJ p. Cu)linu, Corsicana: j.
$. Hubby. Mrs. } l.. Hubby. Miss Lena Hubby,
NV York. John A. Duncan. Dallas: s. L.
Nerden, H. ]. Fernandez, Galveston, Hous-
ton and Northern ] NJ Gates. city; w j.
Lyle San Antonio: Miss Louise Nichols.
GLADSTONE, Mich. NJ, n. Cain, Smithvlie:
Cou Schoremyer, Fort Worth r. H. Golden,
Beardstown, ILL.,. John Eberhnrdt. Cuero
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COMMISSION oRnEns.

Further Exceptions In Transportn-
ton of Cotton and Linters.
The railroad commission has ordered
that commodity tariff No. I'D, issued to
apply on cotton and cotton linters. IN bales
b amended by adding to the list OF special
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u Ore ear each Of early amber and
sorghum cane seed. Get our prices before
hpyiug. Oats corn. bran, chops and hay.
Mc:eautile Storage Company. Box SSH
Phone c23'
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Thousands Of men will welcome tho mons
that most successful remedy has been
iofad which viii quickly cure them OF any
form OF nervous debility lost manhood. lack
OF yigor, relieve them OF all tho doubt and
uncertainty which such men arc peculiarly
liable 70. and restores the organs 10 natura
uothing TO get this wonderful formula n
would seem that any man, suffering from
shy form OF nervous debility. ought to he
deeply interested in such g remedy, withon;
which they continue to live an existence Of
yntold misery. Ths rrmsdy 10 qusntior WAS
s sass ss s;o 81 %spy Lar sssssfss - % shat
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ouR observation-disclosures

First-cass machinery. operators, work
and prompt seryius Collars ,roned with
smooth and round edges for comfort. by
y packard's Troy Laundry, or Prairie,
'phone S32.
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effective IN restoring to men 'ns a ss Y
need. Send your name sna ,s,5'nf q
l.. w. Knapp. 1859 Hull hn ~ III
Men. stating that you are n,sks u; Z
OF idle curiosity, but wish % nraj z,
prescription by giving the w y
will DO answered promptly nr1 e,s1t
dence as "a where lnfornns,,o.,r,. ~ ~ +
The DR. Is object Of distrlp.u,s,s,snr ~
nation free is 10 make lnen .,t n
with the remedies thai e., x.fl*1
i;pon debillteted nerves ~ ,,,tly o.
zach differeug drug is Lhoropns,'asss
and the sufferer will thus IN )
should use IN his pasueu.,.s,!s Y, = ~
70 get It's desired results 81
y no Gsuht about ths ese
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Our storage facilities are the best in the
city. separate apartments under lock and
Key and liberal advances made without
r pas ss, msreantile Storage Company.
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Cooking school coming Monday, the Sd.
Mere amusement than Tusten's auction.
xith valuable instruction.
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CAPITOL
HOTEL.
la -
"a. RGTVey ST.
Manager.
Rates Ss.so 90
81 per Day.
EIRSTCLASS.

J, ] Mayo. Richmond. Va; L. j. Murray
indianapolis stephen French Atlanta. r.
~. Norman. Fort Worth; j. h. Crews Vir-
sinia; Louis W Steiner, Il. Luck New York
VIM, Eaton Moore, Connecticut: Walter :.
Baldwin. Bert C. Gognon. Edith Pollock. Ed
ma Eariie Lndop. Baldwin Mell Ole company /.
u oppenheimer Philadelphia; A. t. Dech-
man. Dallas: A. Il. Waterbury. city. A. NJ
Finlay: st. Louis: j. w. HOGAN. New York;
j. ID. McGregor. Welmar; IL. Il. White. CAL
weston; s. NJ Gaines, Fort Worth: Branch
7. Masterson. Galveston; j. W. keenan,.
Galveston: r, w. Smith. st. Louis A. II.
Smeed. Memphis; A. W Hubbard. st. Louis;
S. Orr Neal. New York; W NJ. BOYLE and
wife. Texas. T. H.. Fits Palestine; A. H.
X. Fullerton. New York w f. Mcclure aud
wife. Galveston. s. NJ. Gaines, Fort Worth:
J 7 Humphrey, j, w. Maxwell, G, D..
Peck. Dallas. G. A. Baxter. San Antonio: E
II. Hughes and wife, Denis0n: w. r Rob
inson. Detroit Mich; II. A, Wells and wife.
Kansas City; w. H. Cramer. Now York; Il.
r. Pierce. st. Louis; c. Dehl. Austin; G..
Carlandet New Orleans W. D. Lawson. Mis-
souri,: Kansas and Texas: II. Leon, st Louis;
q. w. Thurston. Kans-- City; A. d. Edgar.
Chicago George Grunewald. st. Louis.
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Tho commission has also ordered that
commodity tariff No. ga, to apply on ship
ments of live stock. be amended by adding
to section thereof exception No IA as
follows:
IA. Beef cottle, in carloads, from Bart
lett. Granger, Circlevllle, Taylor and Coup
land to Galveston. II 1-2 cents per 100
pounds
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authorities contained in section 4. the fol-
lowing item:
10. The Houston and Texas Central rail-
road. Gulf. Western Texas and Pacific rail-
way, New York, Texas and Mexican rail-
way, Galveston, Harrisburg and San An
tonic railway and associated lines, are au-
thorized to concentrate at Houston chip
ments OF compressed cotton from points on
their respective lines, destined China OF
Japan
1t is understood that shipments will be
billed at the current rates applicable "a
Houston, and when the same are forwarded
from Houston to China or Japan, the local
billing Of the line bringing the cotton into
Houston shall be corrected to the proper
rate from point or origin to final destina-
ton.
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THE
LAW LOR.
RstssS2.so
aud $500
per day..-...
j a s. Lawlor,
ProDrietor

Miss Jones, Temple; VIM. Lasker. city; s.
n Rullard, Sedalia, Mo. F. A. Scott. ST.
Louis; d. T. Call. Beaumont; !. Vlscaya
Leits Lyle. Miss Annie Terry. Meridian, Miss. !:
Miss Claudia Mcleod. Harrison. Miss; H.
a: Benton, 81, Louis; j. o. Pratt, Temple;
w +. Parker. Mrs G S. Harrington. Omaha !:
I'D Stesdman Beaumont; Wm Foster. Omaha !;
John y. Flurelle Navasota; ~. H. Cunning
ham, Sugarlani; John Guibert, Beaumont.
Leo +. Lambert, wife and niece, Dayton.
Ohio: John Il, Patrick. city: Jack Stlnson,
81 Louis: Chas. zolley, New York j. $.
Rogers, Galveston; j. u. Wister, Mexico j.
5 paughsrty, city; J, L. Pettigrew. Dallas
j.. Fechenbaoh. Robert Price, Dallas; I. NJ
Coleman. Miss Beatrice Moskowltz, city: r.
Fsrnsworth. Cuero; j. d. Campbell Bren-
ham. Sam Herman. Galveston; II. Tye New
York: Glenn Fitteer, Galveston; NIX, Hawkes.,
Atlanta. ]. NJ. Foster, sherman; n. K Au-
trey. Dalton, ga, Chas Sehuester, New York
J. 5. odom. indianapolis
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THE Won oHL COMPANY, B. Cincinnati fRs
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THE aERl[A1's cAIEuDAR
For 1900 Issued, and Il IN Example
of Fine LithogFaphing.

Of Fine LithogFaphing.
The German insurance Company. Of
Wheeling. has issued itu 1900 art caIen-
dar, and, following = custom Of several
year1. The subject Of the autographed
scene is from Germanic history. The
title Is '-Thuanelda In the Triumphal
Procession Of GeEmanleus." and the coll
oring is richly beautiful The picture
IS described a. follows;
The Emperor TlberiuB. about Il A. D.,
surrounded by his courtiers, Ctayorites.
councillors, lctors. senators ana Roman
women). has taken his place upon
tribune under spread canopy, in order
that the irIumphal procession Of Ger
manlcus may pass before him. German
icus appears in the background upon
triumphal car, accompanied by his hve
sons, surrounded by trophies Of VIC
tory, and Il greeted by the applause and
acclamatons Of the people, who are 70
be seen ct the arch Of triumph.
In front Of the car, reaching from the
middle distance to the foreground Of the
picture, are the German CaptiVe8 being
leu Al A80Ag ~
this group and OF the picture, walks
ThusneldR. In the costume Of the Ger
mans, with her sons, Tumellcug q
child Of three years. accompanied by
nurse and attendant Before her Is the
priest. LIbes, coupled chaineO together
with warriors, escorted by Roman sol-
oilers. Behind Thusnelda are to be
seen her brothers, leaders Of the Che-
rusker, chained together with bears,
etc, etc. The foreground to the left
Is occupied by the pOpulace Of Rome,
who mock and insult Thusnelda. Thus
Media, having been forclbly carried
away from her husband. Arminlus, a
German prince, by her father Segestes,
was, from reasons which appeared to
him advantageous for his own personal
interests and the conditions Of the Ger
mans, betrayed into the hands Of the
Romans. In the picture, Tibertus has
selected Segestes to stand before the
steps OF his throne. and has forced
him to witness the shame Of his own
daughter; he is Knocked by the senator's
sitting near him, as they point to the
prisoners below. Strabo describes, as
an eye witness. this event; he, as well
as Tacitus. although Romans, express
plainly their sympathy for the devotion
and love Of country exhibited by Thus
Media, whose personality will ever be q
poetlcal subject for an artist.
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DIED.

RITTER-on Monday evening, December
IS. 1899 at $50 p. M, EMMA RITTER,
wife OF Fred Ritter, in her 18th year.
Funeral from her late residence, on River
Beach, at Benwood. on Thursday after
noon at p. m. Services at NJ. E.
church at Benwood. Inter1nent at Nc
Mechen cemetery. Friends OF the fam
lily invited TO attend.
PETERS-At the family residence, No. SO
Market street. on Tuesday, December
10, 1879, at I:1O o'clock a. m, LIZZIE
LARNHARDT, wife Of Conrad Peters,
in her 44th year.
Mass at St. Joseph's Cathedral Thursday
morning 1t s o'clock. Funeral from
residence Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend. Interment At
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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Going and Coming Of Wheeling
People and visitors.

Going and Coming Of Wheeling
People and visitors.
Mss Magic Curtis, Of West Liberty,
was IN the city yesterday.
Earl Braden arrived home from
Warrington and Jefferson college yes
Misses Aggie and Ada Graham have
returned home from the Buckhannon
seminary for the holidays,
Ellsworth Adams, conductor on the
over the-river division Of the wheeling
Railway Company's lines. has returned
from 4 VISIT with friends at Morris
town. Ohio.
Harry DalSell. OF Princeton; Henry
Russell and Jesse ". speidel, Of Yale;
George Wise, Of Michigan; Edward
Kline and Joseph PAUL. OF Washington
and JEFFERSON, are college boys home
for the holiday vacation.
DIT. s. L spragg and family returned
from Joplin, No. TO spend the holidays
in this city. DR.. spFagg reports that
the mining interests ct Joplin In which
he and other WheellnGite1 are lnteFast-
ed, promise hattering returns.
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OUR entire stock re-arranEed. per-
hitting you to choose from large coll
lection Of dainty, rich dependable solid
gold and silverware at prices that must
Impress all discriminating holiday buy
ers. with the bargain importance Of this
store. Several large counters and cases
loaded with thousands Of beautiful
and acceptable Christmas presents.
Time y getting short. JOHN BECKER
& CO., S527 Jacob street.
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snla q an pronsrtH.

The Dallas OIL Company has sold It's
1900 acres of leases in Warren and
Wells townships. Jefferson county, o.,
Including one small producer on the
Merkle farm, to William L. Russell, of
Akron. who has also bought 1900 acres
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Events in and About the City Given
In a Nutshell

The ice skating rink is now open, and
any lady who desires to learn to skate
should attend the morning sessions,
when the rink is not so crowded, and
the instructor Is present.
The annual holiday rush is expected
to begin at the postotiice to-day. Two
extra clerks have been put on, and
Postmaster Wise is confident the force
WILDE able to stem the tide OF holiday
business.
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PURSES
39c, 49c, SOC.

Because low in price is not proof
Of inferior quality. These prices are
about half of the actual value.
Purses made of grain leather, mon
key and alligator.
Fine Russia Leather Card Cases,
Coin Purses, Purses and Bill Wallets,
from S1.oo up to $500.
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FAMmY WAsHING

Rough Dry Washed, Starched and
Dried 5 cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 5
0'I All hand work finished 10 cents
mar pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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rbree more Davs mi xmas

A present in the form OF a Banjo,
Mandolin, Guitar or other musical I'M
strument would be very much appre-
clnted. Our stock Is largest, prices
lowest. F. W. BANNER co.
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of leases from the smithfleld OH Conn
pany. Russell says he will put down
fve wells and viii begin work at once.
Lamberton & Company, on the D. ].
Sinclair farm, near Empire, was o dus-
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Thrae More paHs an Xmaa.

Make your selection to-day from our
immense stock Of Pianos and Organs,
embracing the best instruments manu-
factured. Prices and terms the best.
F. w. BANNER CO.
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IT is now a well known fact that
Hawkes. Cut Glass is the finest in the
world. We have the entire line and
new goods arriving every day.
DILLON, HANCHER & CO.,
Sole Agents.
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TOY washstands and Toilet Sets com
plete, the only thing Of the kind in the
city. Shown by US.
tth&s-l9. JOS. Graves SON.
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JIr.k.oIIo. sample Line e
UIIlDFelldS less than lowest
prices ever quoted. Read Stone &
Thomas I'D.
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FRUITs AND BOX CANDY.

A Ano Basket of Fruii and Box of
High Grade Candy makes q good
Xmas Present for young or old.
ALEX. BURST & SONS.
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HAWKE,s GLASS

Hawkes. Cut Glass is entirely diff
feront in color and cut and fine bril-
Nancy from all others.
DILLON, HANCHER & CO.,
Sole Agents.
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DIAMONDS bought from US at the
present prices viii be worth In the
near future more than one hundred
cents on the dollar.
DILLON, HANCHER & co.