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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-21
EXPLANATION OF RuMoR.
Thought That Arrest of Planter is Basis
OF the Story.


San Francisco. April 2O.-The mail
advices received here by the Associated
Press on April II from Apia, Samoa,
and dated March "a, told of a little
incident which occurred just before the
bombardment by the American and
British warship commenced. The Ger
man man-of-war was about to leave
the harbor on some mysterious mission
when Admiral Kautz signalled her to
return and take care of the German
residents, as the bombardment of the
city by the American and British was
about to commence.
The German returned to her position
and during the Smelling of the vicinity
took on board many German residents.
This incident combined with the arrest
of a prominent German planter for aid
ing the rebels, is, perhaps, the one re-
ferred to in the Victoria advices of to-
day, and in some manner misconstrued
by the press on the Aorangi.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-21
ARRIVES AT oREYTowN-
Detroit WIN Quickly End Niearaguan Custom
House Extortions.

Washington, April 2O.-The Detroit
arrived today at Greytown, for an in
ouiry into the state OF affairs there
before proceeding to Bluefields. United
States Minister Merry has started for
the latter place from Managua and it
is believed that he Will soon adjust sat
isfactorily with the presence of the De-
troit. the issue between the forces I'M
der Gen. Torres and the American mer-
chants, growing out of the collection
of double taxation.
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CANADIANS COMING.
Large Influx OF French Speaking Immigrants
Jonrneying This Way.

Toronto, Ont, April 2O.-A Montreal
special to the Mail says:
1.-THE exodus of Canadians to New
England this spring is the heaviest for
many years, and is causing the immi-
grafton officials some uneasiness. The
backward spring in Canada, higher
wages and improved outlook in manu-
featuring towns in the states are the
causes of the movement. 1t is estimated
that almost 10000 persons, a large pro-
portion of whom are French Canadians,
have crossed the line this season.
Usually at this time the tide of travel
favors Canada, but this year the in
fux is very limited"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-21
TO BE TRIAL JUSTICE.

Spencer, April 2O.-Among the NOM
sent to the council by the gov
ernor today were that of Charles F.
Nixon of Leominster on the board Of
registration in pharmacy. in place Of
DR.. H. NJ Whitney, resigned, and that
of Albert w. Curtis of Spencer, to be
trial Justice for Worcester county.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-21
HISTORIC SWORD.

Widow of Captain John L. Goodwin Pre-
sents Weapon to George I. Ward Post 10
The widow of Capt. John L. Goodwin
has given her deceased husbands
sword into the keeping of George H.
Ward Post 10. G. A. R. The presenta-
ton was made last evening by George
P. Eames. and the historic weapon was
received from his hands by Commander
Robert B. Edwards The scabbard
bears this inscription: Presented
Lieut.. J. L. Goodwin. Co. H, Fifty
seventh regiment, Mass. Vol, by his
friends, jan. 1854" a fine portrait
of Admiral Farragut was also present
ed to the post last evening by one of
the comrades, who preferred that his
name should not be mentioned.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-21
no I've SHOE AK.

The executive committee of the Mas
sachusetts Progressive association met
last evening at the place Of business
of W. III. Coshburn. and talked over
plans OF having a smoke talk the mid
die Of Nay.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-21
WANT TO GET BACK.

New York. Anal 2O.-Howard b.
Freeman of Portlaad. Ore.l considered
one OF the fast prffessiopel sprinters
last year, and E. s. Aker)o of Phiiadel-
phia, have sent letters TO the racing
board Of the L. A. w, asking for re-
instatemcnt
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-21
FRoHsINNs HALL.
The Informal Opening of the New Guar
tiers Held Last Night.

The Gesang Verein Frohsinn held its
informal opening of their new quar-
tiers in the Dwight Foster building on
Waldo. street last evening. No exer-
cises of any moment took place, but
the members visited the quarters and
looked them over pronounclng them
the best they had seen for many a day.
The formal opening comes next Mon
dav evening
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-21
WEATHER REPORT.

Boston, April 20.-Loca1 forecast for
Friday: Fair, warmer. variable winds.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-21
SEWAGE PURIFICATION.

The act Of the legislature compelled
the city of Worcester to attempt by
some means or method not specified, to
purify its sewage. before letting it run
into the Blackstone river, nOtWith-
standing that right had been given to
the city by a previous legislature.
Moreover. the acts of 1856 chapter 3Sl,
section 3, prot that Nothing in thla
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-26

sTRAYED OR STOLEN-Bay mare. black
nane and tail; PAGER; small slit 10 left ear;
little white on hind foot; mark from halter
on nose; finder inform L. p. Levee, Boggy.
Texas ~
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Columbus Items.

Columbus, Texas, December 24.--Mr.
Gus Dick. a prosperous planter, died about
indisposition. He was man OF public
enterprise and generous disposition; had
many friends and no enemies. He was a
member OF the Order OF Odd Fellows.
Herman Sons and several other lodges.
His wife, his mother. Mrs. Gerhardt Dick;
his brother Mr.. Leon r. Dick; his son.
Gus Dick, Jr., Of Galveston and three
younger children survive him.
Mr.. Ed Peschke, who has been playing
baseball the past season with the Vikings
of the City of Mexico is at home spent
ing the holidays. Mr.. Peschke has played
with most of the amateur teams OF South
Texas in the past few years. Since he has
heen with the Vikings they have not lost
a game.
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Attempted Incendsnr,sm.

Taylor, Texas, December 25--Last
night Just after dark an effort was made
to burn the cotton compress and large
quantity of cotton on the platform at this
place. Fortunately the incendiary was
discovered in the attempt, and the fire
was extinguished before it got under
Roadway. The guilty man escaped, but
he was recognized, and as he is known
here there is little or no doubt but he
will be apprehended. While several bales
of cotton were burning a young man by
the name of Picklers. who saw the fire,
attempted to remove the bales when one
fell on him. injuring him severely in
ternally.
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Mount Calm, Texas. December 25-Ths
Baptist Young Peoples Union rendered an
excellent Christmas programme Sunday
afternoon.
Editor Creswell OF the Mount Calm
Banner will take weeks rest during the
holidays and his paper will not appear
this week.
The oil mill at this place closed down
Saturday morning and will not resume
work until tomorrow in order that their
forces might enjoy the holidays. A stock
holder told a Post correspondent that they
had been able to meet all Obligations and
the outlook is promising.
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here spending Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. w. Bains.
Miss Pearl Norris. who is attending
school at Chappell Hill. is home SPEND
ing the holidays.
Mr.. Charles Norris OF the Indian Terri
tory, Mr.. Floyd Martin OF Dallas and 3.
R. Lane. who has been absent In Mexi-
CO. came In to enjoy Christmas with their
relatives.
Prof. A. Frank and his sister. Mrs. New
som. left Saturday to spend the holidays
in Willis.
Miss Lizzie Avastas left this morning
to spend a few days in the city.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
Christmas Sermon Very Highly
Dlimenfed

Christmas Sermon Very Highly
Complimented.
5tnham, Texas, December 25.-The
liIlmas sermon delivered at the Metho-
church on Sunday morning by the
Rnf, Rev. L. Massey, has been COM
lslted very generously. Mr.. Massey
Just been returned to the work at
pace by the annual session of the
Us conference held at Marlin.
'Au schmid, resident of Long Point,
'Ae victim Of severe accident last
Iai He left home on horseback to go
ny residence of his brother-in- law at
a ne was found by the roadside in
.slronsclous condition and has been
~ give satisfactory account of
~ was injured. The supposition is
as morse became unruly and threw
against stump.
asalam Is experiencing an ideal Christ
from every standpoint. The -skv is
NJ W. w., ar serene and balmy and the
,. Nvks as II newly created in all
usslness of morning. Here and
!. oabbling brooklet runs to pay
4, sapec'ant gulf its crystal tribute and
y q reminder of the gloomy and
sr, says mat characterized the ante
49,. $40 period The day has been
with all the joy and mirth
Mh De extracted from the means
~ This evening Christmas trees
lsa py the Lutheran Sunday school
ms Germania society. The West
GA. V'lae club held shoot at their
.is using the new Magau traps re-
rsered. The targets We're blue
Il. ne athletic club held a dance
y suefhoon and again in the even
KY /, Garrett. deputy clerk In the
y Of civil appeals for the Galveston
r,.t. spending Christmas with his
c,ms. s W and Mrs. G. C. Garrett.
b hy., "lsht' member of the Var
Is at home for the holidays.
Ebh., fiscner of Corsicana, a former
~ ooy, and one who is popular
Itn.s, Is mere for the holidays. =
i, ouhiap, who is buying cotton
tralge this season, is at home
n. 'ne holidays.
D. :na Mrs. S. P. Miller and Misses
eague and Minnie Campbell of
fosss. are spending the holidays here.
|hns VI tue family Of Sheriff d. E..
y H. Maooerson. a Brennan raised young
~ a. present claims Greater New
NJ n, us place OF residence. is At
tsf the holidays.
y s'aence Of the brides mother.
)lh "a. q. Jackson. Sunday afternoon
y NM eloek. Mr.. j. s. Booth of Chan
kxa n ~, rau Miss Lou NJ. jackson were
Nj tu, marriage by Rev. z. w. Tarrant
"e nome will be at Chappell
Csll,,~ ,eiess celebrator OF the arrival
: NJ LAS morning discharged a pistol
= bclls, esiuence OF Mr.. w. NJ. Aven,
si!,ss. barely missed the cook bury
stnr - the wall near where she was
ada. ~, iulis and Clara Wilson are
III sn .ae day at somerville as guests
|k In AIRS. Amos Smith.
Pnhr - eonn and bride arrived This
Pa n Il, 7 visit to relatives of the
d ii ". s place. They were mar
eks W,H,,s;ahachie Saturday evening by
D nd th The bride wes Miss, Tflfs
'as wedding was a Gretna Green
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Weddings Numerous Mt Fort Worth
Fort Worth, Texas, December 25.-Coun-
ty Clerk Butler broke the record of the
State in the issuance of marriage GER
tihcates. From Saturday evening to Mon
day noon thirty couples were granted per-
mission to wed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-26


WE OFFER several desirable lots and blocks
also improved rlaces In the Fair Ground
aceitior. CHEAP. II YOU want to buy rooa
property and mean business here il YOU
opportunity Deferred payments can ,ie
made monthly. quarterly semi. annually
and Annually and cnly ! ,or cent interest
charged thereon, This addition is superior
to any in tbs city. contains handsome
brick school building. aud has excellen.
street car. water and light service and good
sidewalks. We also offer an excellent fac
tory size on bayou near the Hill street
bridge and forty acres adjoining the city
limits on the south, For particulars, price
and terms. apply to the Galveston and
Houston Investment Company, No 1908
Franklin avenue. or Mrs. Bette Bryan
y5.ranh
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BUT FEW ARRESTS.

NE police blotter shows the following
.srl Of arrests from u o'clock Satur-
h night to today at noon: One disor-
biz conduct; one assault upon the per-
y, one assault; one loafing; six drunk
Il dsorderly: one vagrancy; three drunk
: public place, and one assaulting and
viking. This record compares we'll with
|r Of any previous year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-26
A SAD CHRISTMAS.

Christmas brought sorrow to the home
Il. l. Bernos, assistant superintendent
he Sun Life Insurance company. His
" son, 21-2 months old, died this mo n
q The funeral Will take place at 10
ieek tomorrow from the family resi-
t., 1924 avenue l..
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING:


Houston, Texas, Nov. 9TH. 1899.
NOTICE is hereby given that q special
NEE Ing OF tho stockholders OF the Hous
ton md Texas Central Railroad Company
has been called by the Board OF Directors
OF said company TO convene at the general
Office OF said company In tie City oil ious-
ton, Texas. at twelve o'clock. noon, on the
nineteenth day OF January. 1900, COR the
purpose of authorizing the making. execu-
ton and delivery OF FIRST mortgage upon
the railroad recently purchased and now
owned by said company commonly known
MS the Waco and Northwestern Division
II the Houston and Texas Central Rail-
way" extending from a point In or near
the town of Bremond in Robertson county.
via Marlin and Waco. to point In or
near the town Of Ross. In McLenDan eoun-
" with It's franchises and appurtenances
10 secure the payment OF hrst mortgase
bonds of the Houston and TEXAS Central
Rpilroad Company to an amount not OK
eeoding twenty-five thousand dollars for
each mile of said railroad payable at a
time not exceeding thirty years from their
cate, ana bearing interest NJ rate n;t
excited ing six per cent per nnnum. payaols
semI annually, 10 be issued Tor the pur-
rose Of paying for. completing. Improving
and operating the said railrond with its
franchises ard appurteDanees.
T.. w. CAVE. secretary
Houston g. Texas Central Railroad CON-
pany.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-26

WE WANT a good agent to sell New Century
Typewrlters in Houston. The New Century
bristles with points of superiority in every
vital mart, which makes ii the most perfect
Typewriter in the world. Examine It and
you will buy it. Write us about 1t. Dorsey
Printing Company General Dealers. Dallas.
Texas. lit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-26

AGENTS on salary or commission; the great
Of pen and ink buys II on sight: 200 to SEQ
per cent profits one agents sales amounted
to $500 In six days, another $Se In two hours
Monroe Mfg Co. X-l36. La Crosse. Wis. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-26

FOR $l-You can have your watch cleaned
or handspring replaced. under guarantee;
only first-class work done at A. G. Wreda's.
400 Travis street, 1-1-l9D0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEETING OF THE stockholders and d.
rectors of the Texas and New Orleans Rail
road Company for the purpose OF electing
directors and officers. Is called 10 take place
at the office OF the company. In tho city
OF Houston. Texas. on Monday the 5th day
of January. 1900 9. e. Segor. secretary.
L. DnN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-26
SPOILED THEIR FUN.

NJ SPOILED the fun of the little folks
NJ Darling residence in the corner of
I'm and X, about half past Z this morn
Christmas tree had been prepared
int as old Santa Claus was getting
HI to distribute the presents the tree
Il fire and was entirely consumed. to-
ter with all the toys. About 800 dam
ras done to the residence. The fire
EaTtment had hard work to control the
bu. succeeded by quick work in
kNenting serious damage.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-26

EUREKA ELIXlR" overcomes barrenness,
sterility: cures falling of womb. liberation
or inflammation OF womb, uterus, vagina
or ovaries. l,cnorrhea; painful. scanty, pro-
fuse. iriea"isr or suppressed menstruation,
and all female troubles; positively necessa-
ry to ezpectant mothers; 81 per bottle.
Eureka Remedy Co., Houston, Texas Sold
by ]. Lewyn. :Jl Main, Houston. and by all
druggists 1-l-l900
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SEXUAL WEAKNESS quickly relieved and
cured by "Menicure;" 81 per bottle; re-
stores sexual strength. Eureka Kennedy Co..
Houston, Texas. Sold by l. Lewyn. 4Ol
Main Houston, and by druggists every
where u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-26

BOYS IN DISTRESS DESTROYS of instant re-
lief can secure same by sending me soc In
money: will send you recipe with full d.
rertions that will positively and permanent
~ cure the most obstinate case OF gonorrhea
In from "a to IS hours: correspondence
caiah post box No. s26. Houston. Texas 20
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alpk.h,shire News Items.
u sn,.. TEXAS. December 25.-Mr.
M ~, OF Galveston spent the day
Ky, n.'le daughter Laura.
'aans Compton Of Houston is
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS for South Texas. Indian Territory.
gas lamps and supplies; also under gener-
ator (all brassl lamps at very low figures.
Special prices for the holidays. Send for
oatnloguou and prices Kelly Bros, sole
agents, No. 1876 North Akard street. Dallas,
Texas. l-2-i1Wj
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-26

FQF SALE--170o acres choice prairie land
located near three railroads In Fort Bend
county. l.. l.. Cochran, Richmond. Texas
K
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FINANCIAL.

1850 coo TO LOAN on Houston business prop
erty in amounts 10 suit. one 70 ten years
AZ lowest rates of interest can also supply
sny MARI on the city with loans on the IN
stsilmen t plan; these loans car be paid u
full or any part Of them at any time no
delay in getting your aonsy: can eioss , ,0iIs
Is sat sfuctory. can supply parties wanting
10 buy lots or build with special bargains IN
choice blocks quarter blocks lots or resi,
Genes in Iii parts OF the city or additions
OF sasy terms or for cash Apply at once TO
n Mills 2n5 Main street u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-26

A BEAUTIFUL cellulold photo button copied
from any photo for 10 cents, for 20
cents; photo and buttons returned post
paid. Rains Studio, l4l7 Congress ave-
nue. ID
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-26

BICYcLEs-Girls' secondhand wheels at
IS, s12 and SIS; boys second hand bicycles
$40 and 1l2 March Culmore. Houston Only
a few ut these prices. u
BOILERS. ENGINES. PUMPS HEATERS
Dynamos. Motors. Elevators. Electric sup
plies. Contracting. Repairing. L. r. Barden.
IoustC. Ta~-s u
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CUTTING SCHOOL for ladies' and chill
dren's cloth ng, with the celebrated Bud
d'ngton machine at No. All Charities street;
agents wanted IS
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FARM for sale: of 40 acres: cheap for
casn' take part OF payments In city prop
crty Anpiy a. .. Majorcwltf, 100 Trayis,ss
LAND FOR SALE--si per acre cash will huy
Sl2 acres OF the Valentine Schneider tract OF
land; valuable timber land situated In
Grimes county. Address c. A. Meuly, Cor
pus Christi. Texas ~
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FEMALE SUPPOSIToRIES--A good female
tonic and a positive preventive; no harm;
no discomfort any one can use them. FOE
full particulars address with stamp NJ. d.,
postoffice box COZ. Houston, Texas 1-5-l3O0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-26

GOVERNMENT HARNESS DRESSlNG-At
this time of the year your harness needs
most protection: | viii send you receipt for
making for 10 cents in stamps Address
Edward Mcajah. Postoffce Box No. GIG.
Houston. Texas. %
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.,.roMonILE DIVERSION.

AUTOMOBILE DIVBhsloN'
!. ,.oole of the strand got surprise
: M morning. shortly before II
y. Il automobile went dashins east
award the sealy hispital. 1t was
- NJ A fine looking young woman,
..s how to handle the thing and
N she speeded the trap was a eau
- rbe roadway was clear and she
,ssantsee of the opportunity to en-
sns seemed to know the lady, but
,ssy wanted to know. The crowd OF
NON and brokers who usually as
~ n ' sbout Center and Strand in the
..i ~ waited patiently in hope that
IN in the automobile would come
I, But they waited in vain.
III. automobile is not operated by
l.,city As It sped along there were
Z. nuifs OF smoke. Probably gasoline
I ,e motive power. 49,.
|t,;re;top isn't the best town in the
"a for autos, as the paving here is so
\. mi some OF the streets are good for
E,aInr-especially the Strand on Sum
\, Or holiday.
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FOR sALE--At Darlington plantation, near
Sandy Point, Brazoria county, Texas 4,
mules lot OF cane wagons, farming lmple-
ments pillow gear. etc, also about onc milo
OF good railroad steel. Mr. W. n. Fiancr
OF the place. will show the property The
plantation, about 1900 acres. for lease as n
wnoie or in detached portions. j. p. Alvey
X. " Davidson. temporary admlnistratofs
Of estate Narcissa Wills deceased ~
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PEhSONAAA

LADIES in distress can secure instant relief
In French prescription No, 1851; write for
particulars. stating your condition. Nine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-26

THE PAST WEEK we have given away 1--WE
thousand tents at our F., F. and V dis
play. You have seen our exhibit and a
sample of our work. and why can't We sell
you your next tent. awning, tarpaulin,
horse cover, hay cover flag or pennant
Send for price list. Kattmann Knee
land Tent Makers Houston, Texas. II
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EISecITYNfwS ITEMS
n, Been Observed Generally
bot Very Quietly.
,a,upsIlt CREATED A DIVERSION
/ ..a the Christmas Of One
- Young FoIks--Very
rev Arrests Made

re.as. December 25.-Galves-
p''''s ,as merry this Christmas. But
~ w.. :, $4,000 people. and a sea-
~ ~, the merrymaking has been
al. orderly. Saturday night the
Co.. ,bropeed with holiday crowds
.a.a me shopping districts. The
.asr and good nature prevailed,
4 An The crowds melted away aDou !,
XVI 10 unpleasant occurrences had
q recorded
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-26

THE ACME ASSOCIATION will call for your
clothing once a week and clean, press and
repair and deliver them for one dollar per
month. Phone 1929, two rings. No. 603is
Main street. J. T. Green &c
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FOR SALE OR RENT Some nice cottages II
Drummer Cali on r. L. Archer, p. NJ.
drummer. Vi
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BOARE YOUR HORSE at Britton's stables;
newly renovated, centrally located; prompt
and frst-class service. I'll and 7is Pralrl,
avenue John Thomas. Manager. i-z-laop
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SAVE MONEY-Buy your iewelry. etc. from
wilton 90s Prairie avenue. New and com.
nletn stock. u
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FOk sALE--one block Of Main street, corner
lots fronting 50 feet Rusk avenue 90 fee.
Fannin street, with house Of eight rooms.
bath, kitchen, water sewer and gas conneM
ton. Address A. L.. No. 1924 octavia street,
New Orleans, La. All
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGS-one iYo glass
landau. one wagonet.e one Victoria and
one three-borse power motor ABBY 81:
Westheiner. u
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

IosT--Interchangeab mileage book No. $500
and letters all addressed to v. v. Daman.
Leave at 1910 Webster avenue and receive
rcNard ~
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WANTED TO RENT.

wANTEp-Two OF three furnished rooms for
iisht housekeeping by January !. Pestof.
Acs boz 6ol. "