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Oil MARKET.

OIL CITY, Pa, July 26.-Credit bal
ances, $1.25; certificates closed S1.24A
bid for cash. Sales, 1000 bbls. cash
oil at SIPS. Shipments, S1.626 bbls.
average shipments, 71,706 bbls Runs.
109,3 1862 bbls; average runs, S0,734 bbls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-27
WEST VIRGINIANS
At the National Capital-Robsrt T. Arm
strong's bad Accident.

Special to the Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 90
Robert p Armstrong, an applicant for
a place in the census bureau from the
Fourth West Virginia district, fell over
a chair while getting out of bed during
the night, and fractured the bones CT
his right forearm. He is undergoing
treatment at Garfield hospital. The
physicians hope to save his arm, but
it will be more or less crippled for life.
State Senator E. G. Pierson, Capt.
Hood and Daniel Matthews, all of
Charleston, were in Washington on a
pleasure visit for several days this
week.
Miss Mary Cunningham. of Wheel
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NEW BANKING HOUSE.

Special to the Register
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, July 26-The
Citizens National Bank has taken posses
sion of its new bank building, which is one
Of the handsomest business houses OF the
kind in the State.
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THE FUNERAL OF 4 PRINCE
Coffin Carried From Train to Catafalque
by Gar and Grand Dukes.

AN IMPERIAL PROCESGION mt
ALSO INCLUDED DETACH-
MENTS OF MARINE GUARDS.
AT THE FORTRESS A FUNERAL
MASS WAS CELEBRATED IN
PRESENCE OF THE IMPERIAL
FAMILY.
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EDUCATIONAL.

A0TNT Collegiate Preparatory. Normal. Ora
EUUhA tory Art. Business. Music Departments.
expenses can Be kept be- UEiUE Museaia. Res5-
ing-room, Gymnasium unsurpassed. rAfIEnp
The 54th year bcgius ScrS. -, ls9s. OVLLEJE
Sera for free Ca:aieguc. Alliance. Ohio.
jy4tu. tn. sat. or ger.
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Springs. IS to S.; Argalon r. Myer. Nc
Claims, Sc to S..
Original Widows. etc. Mary F. Hill,
Pruntytown, So.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

he will give an address on the subject,
'1rreverence." Today a short talk Will
be given by the general secretary on the
subject, "A Principle of Life" The hour
Is o'clock. All men cordially invited
to be present. Good music by the male
chorus
The board of directors met in the par
lors of the association Friday night. One
item of business was the consideration
OF the resignation of Mr. G. D. Thomas.
Mr.. Thomas has been valuable member
of the board and it is with regret of the
other members that his removal from
the city loses for them his counsel and
support. The best wishes of the members
Of the board and the association are eX-
tended to Mr. Thomas and his family
as they leave to make their home in an
adjoining State.
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Mr. Frank Andrews, attorney LOT the
i'i, 'e.Ni ,eu '''' Isl 49,
mr.. G, w. Benz trailic manager Oh Tue
Huntington lines returning yesterday
morning from Austin
! Mr. II. d. Dorchester, general manager
! of the Veiasco Terminal. headquarters al
| Velasco. was here Yesterday.
| Captain j NJ Lee division superinteud-
emit of the Central, returned yesterday from
trip over the Austin branch.
Mr. w N,vvvell eeneral superinteud
emf 81 The KATY Win headoilerters AT Dal-
las, spent yesterday in Houston.
Nr r T. weet assistant reneral freIeht
spo,,t ~ the Miesomri Kansas and Teyas
VII, rct,,rn fron, s,,stin THE norninp
w., -,
Mr. y, ~ gilmore traVellns irelsnt
agent ol me rec zee WIN hehaqu uS al
w ep''e' ""7 -" 'ioNf'ui s'1's'I''.
w. y. - natiln' trhveilns ireisht aReh u,
OF the houston ana IeXas central came IN
last night rom trip 10 interior points
Mr.. j. d. Bone commercial agent of
The Cotton Belt, with headquarters at this
point, was in town yesterday after tour
OF the State.
.Sr u vruso, troratiry ,,,ditcr nf enc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

Local traffic men are not discussing
the recent compromise OF the commission
injurction suits for publication. Although
no announcement to that effect was made,
there seems to have been an arrangement
entered into by which the commissioners
are to do all the talking, as, up to dale,
Messrs. Reagan and Mayned have issued
statements regarding the compromise,
while II is not on record that any OF the
gentlemen representing the roads have
snid anything germane to the subject
which is likely TO get into print.
On all sides, however a feeling OF great
relief Is apparent and IL would be more
than difficult to find an interested party
who is not heartily glad that the matter
mas ended as 1t has. AS viewed here,
the agreement reached is considered as
being equally advantageous to both the
railroads and the commission. 1t has
been well known fact that the latter
body would not. for various reasons. have
made concessions which would have In
yolyed the surrender of any of the rights
vested In 1t, while on the other hand, 1t
did not take the roads a long time after
the Mccormick Injunction became eject
I've to discover the fact that they had
been given just little more than they
originally barPained for when they first
sought TO take away from the commits
sion its rate making power. The conpi-
cations which we're brought about in the
freight traffic departments of the various
roads were many and perplexing and
would In all Likelihood have become even
mere so had the Injunction been allowed
10 stand
In consequence, everything considered,
interested parties are satisfied, for the
timo being at least, with the result OF
tho efforts TO get together which have
compromise is favorable to the railroads
TO the extent that, by the terms of the
agreement made. they have succeeded
in preventing from going Into effect the
cotton tariff which the commission issued
ON October 6, 1898, and which was the
basis for the ten injunction suits. The
Gomprees regulations embodied in this
tariff will, however, be effective with the
exception that the charge for compress
ing will be 10 insteadSof cents per 100
pounds, the latter of which rates was
sought to be put in effect by the commits
sion. The rates which are now being
arranged by the commissions experts.
and which win become effective ten days
after their PRONUNCIATION, will be the same
as those announced in tariff LIB issued
by the commission during the fall of 1897.
The compress regulations of tariff lie,
which was made public on October g.
1898. and which was enioined will, how
ever, as has already been stated, apply
to the compromise rates. In this lies
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19
INFORMATION SOUGHT.

Austin, Texas, February 1S.-The rail-
road commission is receiving great many
inquiries as to the agreed settlement of
the ten injunction suits now pending in
the United States circuit court against
it, People are anxious to know the terms
of the settlement and the tariffs affected,
and when the new tariffs Will so into ef-
feet
Commissioner Storey states that the
agreed judgment has not yet been filed
and made a record of the court, but that
this will be done in few days, after
which it will be published.
In the meantime the tariffs affected by
the agreement will be prepared for pub
LEGATION. which will take several days.
When promulgated, said tariffs will so into
effect ten days thereafter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19


G. W. Chambers. Lincoln, Neb.; James
w. Girard Miss Annie Walinger. Coon
Hollow" company; J. L. Bonney, Bonney;
). p. Hudson, Houston; Old Borton Rye,
Lexington. KY; II. J. Kidder, Houston
John w. Foster. San Antonio;T c. s..
Primrose, Gentry's Dog and Pony, show
George Grunewald. st. Louis r. II. Chat
ham. Waco; w. j.. Lyth, San Antonio;
Thomas j. McHugh. New York; l.. r..
Deck Texas; G. Schlesinger, San Fran
cisco; c. NJ. FtZhugh, Chicago: w. B.
Bryan, Louisville; r. Dodson, Dallas; J..
~ Dugan, Chicago: II. Lidstone, Houston;
VIM. Register, Ausin; r. j. Richardson.
$. Backshear, Mrs. w, $. Biackshear,
Miss Zuleika Blackshear, Waco; a. II
Ray, Galveston: +. O. LEM. St Louis
j. Simon, Louisville; j. NJ. Brunson. Vie
toria; V. A. La Fayan. St Louis; H. II.
Ernest. %. G. Slade Conroc; T. II. Fits,
Palestine, p. q. Kcene, c. 7. Smith,
Houston; C. H. Higgins, st. Louis: stan
ley II. Watson. Rosedale: p. \. vahcy.
San Antonio; f. Pennington, Jr. Bren-
ham; e. ID. Dorchester, Velasco; james
Hattel Philadelphia; Bryan Heard, Hous-
ton f, G. Rhea. San Antonio; Frank
Fttz Hugh. Galveston; II. =. Lewis Pitts
burg. Pa; II. Gibson and wife. New York
y. X. stuckie, Buffalo, Guy MITCHELL. At
lanta; w. II. Sykes, Virginia: b. X Fox,
baltimore; Guy NJ Bryan, Jr., Bryan
r. ID. Laudedale, Galveston; L. W. Brazel-
ton, Waco; r Frank Crawford, Houston;
o. Palghat and wife. Galveston; Il. NJ
Wcsteryelt and wife, Lincoln. Peter Dons.
Detroit; G. Bryan Wiess. Beaumont; w.
J.. Van Alstyne Houston; A. b. Ives and
boy, Groveton; r. p. Thompson, Navasotu (;
w. b. Clint. Texas; o. G. Spnulding, AUS
tin; Fl. NJ. Habbell, T.. p, Brltton, New
York; George II. Moore, Louisville, Ky. /;
George N. Stleff, Houston; NJ. b. Enigo,
New York; II. II. Halliday, Detroit; T. A.
Lang, Philadelphia: II. G. Macauiay, Dali
as; Q. L. Nabors, Waco; Carnuano he
'enna, manager Scalchi Grand operate
company; Jasnss Moore. Galveston; w. A,
Matthail Bellville; n. II. Latham. Hous-
ton. w j Weatlierley, New York CITY;
r. L. Hardman, Palestine; j. H. Water
man, Boston.
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THE
~ " In.
Rates SEQ and $500 per day.
JAS. IAWl.DP pron

Miss RSifi, Beaumont; s. n. Reid.
Woodylle j. Cohen. world; j. r. Fuller,
Chicago: q i. Blettendorr. Cullohyille.
Q. II; ]. w Miller. st. Louis Mrs, w.
Il. Cogswell. st. Louis; Il. $. Beard, Fort
Worth: r. l.. Pollard. Austin: William
y. Case, New York. Il. y. Elmorc, Shreye-
port: Ed. Stoadman, beaumont. NJ. H.
Roid. Marble Falls j. Ray Rosenberg;
Il. Hillard. Rosenberg: l.. $. Tallay. w
o. Smiley. s. D. Myers. l. NJ colmnn.
city: w. J. Cotton. Bryan; Mrs. IT, IT,
Fountain, Bryan; Ir. and Mrs. Iieaper
Ferris, Texas; r. Farneaworth. cuero,
Leon Dick. Columbus, Texas; r. Beado,
Dallas; A. Beiling. St Louis: p. Wilson
Dallas; l.. s. Taller. Texas: Mrs. Beatrice
Weir Palestine; A. Il, Woodell, Dam
vile; O., A. Baldwin. Chicago: W. d.
hume Nashville; W. r. Young. Philadel-
phia: g. IL. schennella. Dallas; Frank
Andrews, city; w. W. searcy w. b. Gar-
rett, Brenham; II, G. Archer Galveston:
William Laslser. city: G, A. Mud, st.
Louis; g. w. skinner Ed. Hanke, Mis-
souri,. Kansn and Texas railroad: f. T..
Rallson, Kansas City; Il, H. Peek, ST.
Louis: H. j. Bolton, Wharton. u. II.
Hustler wharton; Mcclure Kelley, Dial :
las; A. II, o'Neill, Paris; William More
head, New Orleans; W. T. Evans and
wife A J. Hahn and wife, Galveston;
y. r. Pearson Birmingham. Ala: John
rowan. Lebanon, Tenn; Mrs. J.. Allen
and children. Corsicana; Miss NJ, A. Smith.
Bolivar. Texas Miss Belle Bradner, New
York: n, Nj corntcn Cameron; Miss
Maggie Noble, Wichita.
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SITUATION AS VIEWED AT HOUSTON.
Traffic Men Are Not Talking, but Feeling OF Reiie'
Is Manifested on All Sides.

! the advantage secured by the commission
Under the compromise tartn the conl
msn point rate to Houston VIII DC On
cents. instead OF 30 cents, as proViueu
for In the enjoined tariff. This was .ne
rate which existed under tarliI l-p anu
which was in erect when ta,ln 'ha
enioined with the diiferential added, INC
rate 10 Galveston under the compromises
tariff viii be GO cents instead OF % cents,
Tho rate which the commission sougns
10 make effective by the promulgation "a
tnriu t-c. No change, II Is unuerstoou,
will bo made in the extent OIL Iniieass
territory. the maximum rate unueI t ny
compromise tariff to be reacheu 90
r,iles MS was the case under tsrin ~
Neither will there be cay change IN iuin-
hs. rates. and the 121a-cent corn rate
from common point territory 10 GalNes
ton win remain in effect. A maximum
rate of 17h cents for difierential terri
tory will. however, be effective:
Most OF the freight men seen py iep
resentativc of The Post yesterday "e
NJ the opipion that the rates 10 De ap-
niied under the terms of the compromise
viii no accessible within two weeks OF
nerhnus n little longer. 1t VIII take the
commission's rate clerks come little time
to perfect the tariff, but as has Already
been stated, the ten days notice required
Ia waived by the terms OF the compromises
agreement and the tarin VIII become y
fective OF the end of ten days after lts
PRONUNCIATION.
Local commercial agents were over
whelmed Yesterday by requests from ship
pers for information regarding the new
rates. These requests, OF course, could
only be replied to in general way, IN
asmuch as the railroad people themselves
are not yet definitely informed in the
premises and the number OF inquiries
made showed conclusiyely the great IN
terest taken in the matter by the shippers,
as well as the general satisfaction mani
tested at tho successful results Of the Of
forts TO settle the injunction suits AMIGA
bly, and thus restore the rate situation to
its normal condition.
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Last nigh, At Fort ningsola.

TO VUt HUI1UT VI INV tUH1'
Fort Ringgold, Texas. February IA
Tonight Is our last night in tho service
OF the United states, FOR tomorrow we re-
turn to the civil life we have long Wished
for Allow me in behalf OF our company
to extend TO YOU the thanks yon deserve
for the courtesies extended us since we
were first ordered South. and separated
from our regiment. Company Il, Third
Texas infantry, viii ever retain a tender
spot in their hearts for The Houston posr.
for since we have been osctracixed and
sent to guard this barren spot Of the state
Il has ever kept US IN touch with the
civilized world. Other great daiiies have
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

The Bay share Limo will have In effect
its usual excursion rates today Round
trip tickets to Galveston will be sold for
81, to Ia Porte 90 cents and 10 Seahrook
FOR 60 cents Trains will leave Houston at
n. m. aud l;40 p. nj. and Will leave CAL
D. m,
The first through car from Kansas city
over the Pee Gee and East and West will
arrive here this morning and win be
taken to Galveston over the Bay Shore
Line. Returning It Will leave Galveston
at p. IN. tonight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

a large crowd OF professional and am
aeeur bicycle riders congregated ON the
new track Yesterday afternoon to try
their speed. Dan cramer, the famous
tandem steerer. pronounced II the fastest
Track 10 the South; the time mad Nv
nun was one-eighth in IL as seconds;
hspines time, one-eikhth In ID peconds
,:oeai riders--c. Mcdonald ona-eiehth in
y y ~ ~ Hutcherson, oue-elghth in
a. az, @cDade Wilhurn, one-eighth in
y 10 All riders will meet al the Io,ds
cycle club house at > o'clock this aftore
noon and 60 10 the track Ia hody. wbera
some good training Will be done for me
raoea next Sunday. 10y ~ ~
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MRS. Err. HOFFMAN,,
1209 Bell AyenI,a

Mrs, Hoffman has lived in Houston nearly
twenty years; has raised an honored family
who MI positions of trust and usefulness. and
IS known for her personal worth aud intep
rltN This PAPER could be filed with testi
and rejoicing over the cure; hut il is aftcr
M ability and determination winning against
odds or prejudice, Myrus makes an entirs
speciality OF chronic diseases and invites 20,
to call. Consultation always free. ~"
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APPLICATION CIR ANrnp.
J. q. =. anna Q. Mas nefuna Loeal on

*. G.. y. and &. May Uefupd iocni on
Certain Log shipments
Austin. Texas, February lS,--The rail-
road commission this evening granted
the application Of the Gulf, Beaumont aud
Kansas city railroad company for author
ity to refund the local on logs the sawed
product OF which is turned over to It for
routing,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19
4. NJ. q. a. Na,rs.

II was expected that Rev, L. d. Lam.
kin would address the rnen's meeting this
afternoon, but owing TO funeral scr-
vice Il viii be impossible for him 10 give
lis talk today. Next Sunday afternoon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

been on Dle each mail, but the boys We're
never satisfied until they knew what was
in The Post. Wishing your estimable pa
per the success il merits, ] am, very truly
yours, w. c. Dance.
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THE DEATH ROLL.

Mrs NJ. ]. Coleman. the wife of DR..
w. H. Coleman, died at her residence yes
terday morning at 4:30 o'clock at the
age of ~ years. Mrs. Coleman has been
in bad health for SEINE time aud while
her death was not unexpected her many
friends viii mourn her loss. She has
lived in Houston for many years, and by
her amiable manner. generous nature
and pure, Christian character has caused
her many friends TO love her. Mrs. Cole
man was the sister of Miss Dee Stewart
and the late lamented Charles Stewart.
Besides her husband, she leaves the fol-
lowing children to gTieye over her death:
Mrs. j. NJ. Collier Prof w NJ Coleman.
member Of the faculty of Sam Houston
Normal institute at Huntsville, Texas and
Charles =. Coleman agent of the Wells
Fargo EXPRESS company at Corpus Christi,
all Of whom are well known in this city
The funeral will take place from the
family residence at 1909 Decatur street
at A ,. M today Rev L. D. I.amkln of
the First Baptist church. Of which she
WIS ever faithful and beloved member
VIII conduct the services.
The following gentlemen will act as pail
bearers: ID. G. Maggard b. =. Fitzger-
ald. a. r. Sharpe, T. u. Mcintyre. ". S
Napier ". C. Mcclelland o. II. Reed,
Charles Simpson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

The death Of Mrs Hattie r.. Freeman.
was Confederate veteran, removes m,
other old citizen of Houston. who has
lived here Tor the last thirty years she
Wad pure. devoted Christian ana ms s,Icb
she died. She was surrounded by her
four daughters and only snn--Mrs. w y
humphregllle, Mrs NJ. T.. Shoemaker
Mrs J. i, Rudcrshorf Mrs, e. G. Hoii,
kalnp and r. G. freeman.
large number Of sorrovIrr sria,a,
and relatives assembled at the home Of
her daughter Mrs. W z. Eumphrnvlile
70 pay the lest sad tribute To her beemti.
fui nc on this earta. and TO comfort the
kUel-alHnlen Children Her taking away
has been IN extremely severe blow to her
family, ny whom she was much behaved
her only brother Judge c. r. Coz Of
brazoria county. survives her. ~
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ABILITY IND DETERMINATION
ALWAYS WIN.

Houston has been visited by dozens Of doc
tors, who remain Just long enough to attract
BY misstatements and get the cash, and before
any one is aware Of the fact they have skipped
TO parts unknown. The Myrus Institute stated
three months ago IL the people apprecl-
ated ability and gave 1t their support, it would
grow and be fixture in Houston. The man
agement from the very beginning proved 1t
wa. responsible and has long since been rec
ognzed by the most skeptical as one of the
leading places Of business of its kind in the
country. During the past month many people
have stated that at first they believed this, as
most other specialists, could stay but few
days at a time in any city; that they kept
away until they saw that IL was doing a
great work and had cured some of the best
people In the city. Every day now people
come and state since ~ see you are still here
as you said you would be, and as / know OF
personal cures of long standing, it gives me
confidence In you and ] can class you as
Houston physician and am now ready to take
treatment, knowing IL you intond to remain
here you can not tell me you can do things
that you can not reasonably hope to prove"
This Institute is naturally elated over its
and is daily perfecting cures, making the
crippled and manned with rheumatism and
various other classes OF diseases happy and
well. Who Is there in this broad laad that
would not feel that he was doing n grand
work when he receives daily personal tesIi-
nlonials of all kinds of chronic diseases such
as is given below?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

Mrs. Florence De Freese Dealy died
Mt the family residence. 1914 Providence
street, al noon yesterday. She was the
wife Of Mr., J W. Dealy, nm employee of
ne Southern Pacific railway in this city.
she was lovahle character, and leaves
hchind many sorrowing friends VIII,
share with the husband and two daugh-
terS their deep grief The funeral will
BE- from Mckee Street Methodist church
this afternoon at o'clock
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DIIsl,.

hobB-Died IN New Orleans. on February
v 1879. Leslie Bobb. aged AZ years,
FUNERAL. NOTICE.
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FOR sALE--Seyeral places IN Fifth ward
ara Thlld ward on inst 8liment plan, also
nnimprosed lots. Gail at my law Office,
ioio's Congress avenue. II. Is, Cline. %
For SAiE-Lots on installnent plan; no
Cline, - -,
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W. bui. eel aud exchange real estate.
iouk ator property for non residents. enl
lert rents and negotiate loans; caIi and
iist your property; We have cash customers
Tor real estate bargains. scanIan q Bar,
tell. ~ binz bullding y - q.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

write this as my endorsement OF the Myrus
Medical Institute. After suffering for seven
years of rheumatism, with the usual distress
thines which only the rheumatic know, not
being able To put my hands to back OF my
head, and hobbling around in PAIN | sought
the services of this specialist and he has cured
me. feel like, If it wers possible, making a
eanNa ass OF the whole city. seeking the SUI
feiers OF various chronic disease and carrying
thom, write these few lines and will say
that ! will be glad 10 have any call on me at
my home and L VIII tell you more than / can
that II you suffer don't put off but seek this
Socialist at once. He is honest and reliab, o
and has well earned big reputation In Hous-
ton. Respectfully,
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Hotel Bristol,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
American Plan 81 & $3.50 a Day.

Strictly frst-cass, centrally located, passenger
elevator. electric lights, steam heat Return and call
bells in all rooms Elegantly furnished, new and
modern. Accommodations unsurpassed by any hote.
in the city. MuRISoN x MAliN. Managers.
Formerly OF Capitol Hotel
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FOR GOOD RESULTS
Inst try 81 Packard's Troy Laundry. ola
Pzifls avenue. Phone ~
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HousEs-We have them of an dercrint1ons-
IN az wards and ut all prices, examine
cur iisti az property shown with pleasure.
,ea q harteii' az binz building. phone
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For Cut Glass Ware attend the auction
ozternoons and evenings. 51S Main street
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pEALY.lied at Il o'clock M, February IL
. MRS: Florence De Freese Dealy. aged IS
Will take place from Mckee street Metbo-
dist church this afternoon at O'clock 10