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PROCEEDINGS.

Austin, Texas. March 27.-The senate
met this morning with quorum present.
Grinnan presented a memorial contain
ing The minutes of the mass meeting held
at Tyler indorsing the governors action in
yetoing the several consolidation and fee
bills.
Yantis presented a petition from clti-
Gems Of Waco praying for the passage of
the Waco city charter.
Terrell presented a petition from 1875 cit
liens OF Wise county praying for the pass
age OF the house bill providing for the
better protection of the lives of coal
miners,
Davidson's bill validating the incorpora-
lion for school purposes only of Victoria
INDEPENDENT school district was ordered
engrossed
The bill by Yantis to prohibit any per-
son from charging or taking from another
any rate of interest greater than 10 per
cent per annum passed finally.
odels bill providing that all city char
ters and charter amendments be submit
yea to vote OF the people in the city
before being granted by the legislature
was engrossed.
Burns secured engrossment of his bill
smendng the charter OF Houston.
House bill providing that the January
term, Of the district court of Grayson
county be allowed grand jury was en-
crossed.
Gr1nnan secured engrossment of his bill
providing that fire insurance companies
VINO refuse TO pay loss shall pay damages
y u per cent interest and attorneys fees
Mnere ihey fail to maintain their defenses
.,t bhi by Ross relating to actions OF for
.ioe entry and detalner, so as to pro-
Hae ior speedier trials. was passed finally.
A0lourned until 2.1n this aftnrnnnn
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Three New Case. In Collin Count,

Mckinney, Texas, March 26.-Threo
more cases of smallpox have developed at
Foncine ten miles west of Mckinney,
whore the disease SO mysterously APP
peared and reaped one victim already. The
deceased was a Mrs. j. 7. Taylor, young
married lady with 9-months' old infant,
she died on the Gath. and now her husband,
her sister and brother law, all in the
house with her at the time when the case
was pronounced smallpox, and then de-
tanned nee, have the malady It is feared
the infant of the deceased lady also has
the disease Two physicians have remained
constantly at the J. T. Taylor home since
the appearance Of the disease and are now
caring for the patients. Strict quarantine
regulations are being enforced to stay the
spread OF the disease,
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Sabine Pass. Texas. March 27-The body
Of Mr.. woolsen, the party from Kansas
who was knocked OFF a yacht last Thurs
day and drowned, was recovered today and
after inquest by coroner it was turned
over TO friends.
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Wharton, Texas. March PA fact de-
yeIops this morning which proves tina.
which few have maintainall along 70
be true. viz. that the boil weevu. IN spite
Of freezes In this county. 10 not "hors de
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Angleton. Texas March e7-strawbe,-
ries ara now on the market The FIRST crate
was brought in by Mr. Golden and sold
TO ]. d. csnman, local merchant. for %.
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BILLS INTRODUCED.


Yantis introduced bill further defn-
ing unjust determinations by railroads
Sebastian and Turney introduced a bill
TO reorganize the Thiriy-fourth judicial
district
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VISITORS rRoM CHICAGO.

few Chicago people who attended the
big celebration at Port Arthur last Sat
urday. came over TO Galveston today.
In the party are f. NJ. Snow and wife,
j. Donnersberger and wife. Mrs. J. r.,
Cummings and daughter, DR.. L. 5. Selby
Frank ,K Wood, NJ. w. Macbeth, NJ. NJ
Goodenough, G. A. Mayo, j. j. Grafton and
wife and G. G. Bishop.
The eScursionists arrived here al II
O'Clock over the Gulf and Interstate aud
were taken TO the fremont hotel for din
ner. Secretary McMaster OF the chamber
OF commerce then took charge OF .he
party and this afternoon is showing
them all there is to be seen.
Messrs. Wood and Macbeth arc news
paper men. the former of the Chicago
Tribune. the latter Of the Times Herald
They have expressed a desire to see the
port thoroughly.
The excursionists expect to leave here
tomorrow via Houston.
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Boro- Formplin elmer Amend rs,
new Antiseptic and Prophylaetle; a. ~
ideal mouth and tooth wash. E r s;am'a-
Houston. Texas. agent.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

mere was no quorum present upon re-
.wavening and call was ordered but af-
Y. y. waiting half an hour without securing
~. VIC necessary number. an adjournment
was had until 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
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HAYES. Or. Phillips and George Rust and
other gentlemen pronounce the bug to b
the identical weevil that destroyed tha
cotton last year.
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combat" aIr. Rust Bythwood, gentle
man whose word can not be questioned
exhibited this morning on the street
weeyM he found alive yesterday. Judge
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BRENNAN BRIEFS,

Nv Terrell to he orator N,
|n,h. nupient dwelling.
!. = Texas, April 1s.-Hon. Beau
0'san and Mr.. W. G. wilkins, who
'p'inted on the committee to Sc
H.. a'or for the Fourth of July at
o The unwilling of the Indepe1d-
N - at Washington. have re-
lrreil: 'e''er from non. a
~ lexas. April Is. -GeatlsI
Far r,, WI take pleasure in ccm-
HI III your kind invitation "a
4 no,, suiy at the unveiling ~
h shnent which will mark tho
|ls,epSan the Texas declaration cf
|cnt III was made, March ,. 1885.
|s,ks ~ yourself and others my
nv ~ me invitation. Very sin-
fsry rh A. w. rerrall.
IN ,Lnester Irvine and Bailey East
+ rhsv ave today for Phoenix. A. T..
4 ~ lo'n geological surveying
hns,s last night about . o clock
! bar tender. was sho, ma
fr, sssIlors condition. From all
n seessoing Brennan. the adair
NJ ,.,aent ana The result Of care
"a nsndlins of pistol.
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|SloEs NOT SUSTAINED
n. rorNcIL TURNS down
MAYOR AND sun.
"a the Electric Light
S.sapies VIII BE n
Hard one.

r.,,,. April is.-The Dallas city
..s,est refused to sustain acting
,'.sssam's veto Of the resolution
u Z. n Investigation by commit
.. Of charges of bribery and
!. the city council in connec-
4. 4, letting Of contracts.
.,.Ii also refused to sustain Mayor
s.,o OF the, resolution of the
~ ,,ssspluins the validity of tbs
4. s,tb the DALLAS Electric company
4. ,I,htiug Of the city
.,.,a.rd Light and Power company
',...d the city from paying the
.,rie company any money on
w. W contract. The hearing is set
l's!saa Morgan for April 20. A
a va long drawn out legal battle
n i. ~ ,hel courts having Jurisdiction
"a for :, i.h, hy yota =,
J " sss.,ss Alderman Henry Hamilton
n,'' ,sm over Alderman Lincecum.
4. y candidate for reelection to
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and others by the San JacInto committee
TO participate in the parade, but no men
ton has been made of a similar invita-
tion extended to the old Republic of Texas
veterans who are living in our midst, and
who doubtless would have been placed by
this act of courtesy on the part OF the
committee. To these old veterans are we
today indebted for the independence OF
Texas. Whilst not many Of the old vet
Grams are living who fought in the battle
of San Jscnto, we have quite number
with us who fought in the succeeding bat
ties; for Texas did not gain her indie
pendence until December 90, 1886 and
these old soldiers engaged in warfare ten
long years before she was finally free.
After the battle of San Jacinto the most
notable battle was that Of Salado, in which
the Mexican forces were ten thousand
strong against Ave hundred Texans. Dur
ing this battle Captain Dawson. with his
little company of siXty-eight men, were
completely surrounded by the cavalry as
well as infantry, and the entire company
cut to pieces save six of the men, who
escaped with their lives. 1t was in the
winter of 1912 and 1S43 that Texas made
an invasion into Mexico when the despcr.
ate battle of Mier was fought Colonel
Fisher and General Green, commanding
the Texas forces three hundred strong
General Ampudia commanding the Next
can forces consisting of three thousand
Ave hundred After desperate fighting OF
forty eight hours the Texans surrendered
as prisoners OF war. Tie terms OF that
treaty was violated and the little Texas
force was sent to the City of Mexico. On
their way hence the memorable drawing OF
the black beans took place March 25, 1913.
Too much honor can not be shown to
these brave old heroes who fought so long,
not only for their lives, their families and
their homes, but for the independence and
freedom fran Mexican government of our
grand and glorious State. S. n. IL.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the general and
public Offices OF the Texas Northern Railroad
Company have been established at Anderson.
Crimes county. Texas Fred u. Johnston
~. D.. president: j. r. Howell. secretary
and treasurer. 6-i3
50 90 BOARDS your horse aud buggy at vii.
sons stable, 70
TuBLIC NOTICE--ln compliance with Sec
ton fltty-sevon go, Article three 90, Of the
constitution OF Texas OF 1876. public notice
is hereby given that IL is the Intention OF
citizens OF the city Of Houston TO apply 10
the legislature OF said state DOW In session.
for the passage OF a special law amending
the charter OF the city Of Houston. Harris
county. Texas, enacted A. ID, 1897. 10 the
following particular, to-wit: Said intention
Ia 10 auend Section forty (40) OF said char D
ter 40 that thereafter all taxpayers OF the
city OF Houston shall have tue right TO plead
in any court all the statutes OF limitation OF
said state In bar Of and by way OF defense
against, any and all suits brought by said
city Of Houston for the collection Of back
taxes alleged 10 be due said city by them.
Witness my hand. this the 9Th day Of March.
a. d. 1899. +. +. Chew. sr.
t-1G
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,xrrHvILLE ITEMS.
!. nr Raiiroad v. NJ. 9. a. Build
ing Submitted.

-. HaIlroad y. Nj. u n. butiU-
ing Submitted.
adj. Texas, April 17.-Secretsry
!, ne railroad department of the
!, x,ufs Christian Association. was
1s.,sls last week and submitted the
s,h, Young Mems Christian Asso-
!. ssilding TO the building commit
49, we're accepted, and bids for
.,,uisoent structure will be received
Lana m. OF the 26th instant. II was
!, tts Missouri, Kansas and Texas
,,n,nt in addition to their donation
aiding site and their bonus of $4,000.
NJ painting, freight hauling, tin
rc II Is anticipated that actual
Mi begin on the building by or be-
Mr.
rnsberry and Ice cream festival will
I,n,p next Friday night for the benefit
N smihyille FIRE department.
n , metting OF the Smithville FIRE de-
ry,a, few nights ago it was decided
4, department TO purchase new
s,ur, not to cost exceeding $i15, and
! purchase uniforms for the firemen.
. Sans Of Taylor is enlarging his bust
{ tuuse here, now occupied as tin
M Johu Mcmillan of this city was
ts BY telegram to Key West. Fla.
kv,ek by the sad news that her brother
Mlallen an accident In which he lost
|rn. Mrs. McMillan's brother is an
kstsr 10 the electric light plant at that
y and got his arm caught in some of
Machinery. She was accompanied as
Ia Galveston by her husband.
/ 3 Norton, a popular Katy brakeman,
|swd the sad Intelligence that his
~ and brother were killed in a rail-
\ wreck near San Luis Potosi, Mexico.
HI at once for the scene and to look
b lhs burial OF his dead relatives.
n Wiicher OF Lampasas was here
Ny prospecting, and will very likely
Pc In the furniture business in this
f1rs city.
D Young Mems Social club gave their
"a supplementary hop at the Mavey
y house last Friday night. II there is
Hilng In this world that the Smithyiile
'loung young men enjoy better than
y Il Is another dance.
w Ella Laning. after visit OF six
~ % her sister, Mrs. Geo. G.. Staples,
l'ned to her home last week in Llano.
NJ hather OF the Indiana Bridge com
!! VITA headduarters at Houston, is
= slty looking after work on the $500
Y nls company is building across the
sidc here.
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But One Cure
for ScrOfula.

Scrofula is one of the most obstinate,
deep-seated blood diseases, and is be-
yond the reach OF the many so-cnlled
purifiers and tonics S. S, s. is equal to
any blood trouble, and never fails to
cure Scrofula, because it goes down
to the seat OF the disease, thus per-
manently eliminating every trace OF
the faint.
Mr.. II. E. Thompson, of Milledge-
vile, Ga, writes;
"a bad case Of scrofula broke ont on the
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glands OF m y &C X,
which had TO be larced
and caused me much
S u n ering | was
treated Tor o long
while, but the physt-
clans were unable 10
cure me, and my CON
dition was as bad as
when I began I heir
trea tment. Many blood
remedies were used, but
without effect. Some
one recommended 5. 5.
s., and | began to lm-
proye as soon as /
had taken a few bot
ties. Continuing the
remedy, I was soon
cured uy,
and have never had a
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MR.. WALTER j. COLBY. Brunswick Me
l'nt now comes new plan radIcalIv air
ierent system which saws positively that anv
KIND OF rupture. old or recent bad or slisht
can he cured completely and permaneutiv
IN very short time. The experience of Mr..
Coiby Is cited as m evidence OF what The
new plan will accomplish. Mr. Colby was
badly ruptureh For fifteen wears he lived In
constant dread OF strangulatiun He tried
everything known in tho truss line and still
MS rupture was there lust MS Il had heen for
tftcen years. worse IL anything Some one
called his attention TO the so-ralled DR. Rice
system, but he was skeptical lie sent for
an explanation Of the plan aud this SO an
ntnled to his experience aud sense of The
fltuess NJ things that he could not resist the
impulse to try It, skepticsl as he was
he results have more than met especta-
items for not only was his severe rupture
returned into the abdomen and securely held
there. but the cure was absolutely perfect
and permanent enabling him IN a few short
weeks to do any kind Of work without fatigue
bother or feeling that he had ever heen rup-
tnred. " is a home cure No pain nor dan-
ger can possibly happen, A nerson won't l1se
q moment from work. There is 10 operation
Of any kind and the plan is so certain TO cure
that every ruptured person ought to know all
about II. Or. Rice has prepared an Illustrated
book telling about his discovery In most
convincing manner. He sends the hook tree
to all. Write for II. II Won know others
who are ruptured tell them to write for this
free book. or do so yourself. H. will be an
act of kindness which they will appreciate.
Write to Dr. W. $. Rice. 40 c. Main St.
Adams. N. Y.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.


PLANS. specifications and bids will bo re-
ceiyed by the commissioners court OF
Montgomery county. Texas on Monday.
May l. 1890. up 10 70 o'clock noon. for the
erection OF steel hre.proof vault. two
stories In height ono room for county
clerk and ono room for district clerk For
more particular Information aDply IN per-
kon 10 the UNDERLINED.
A certified check for the sum Of $1,000 In
accompany each bid. conditioned that tho
successful bidder will enter into contract
and make an acceptable bond In the sum
Of $4,000 with snrctles residing within this
State. The court reservirg the right 10 re-
iect any or all bids. BY order OF the court
W r. Griffin. County Judge MONTGOMERY
County, Texas ~
NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs-se Sealed pro.
potals will be received at the Office Of the
Undersigned until ~ o'clock noon. April %,
1899. for the rodding, underpinning and gem
ersi repairs OF the old buildings at tho
Southwestern Insane Asylum. near San An
tcnio, Texas. certified check for one thou
sand dollars. drawn TO the order OF Edwin
Chamberlain. president board OF managers,
must accompany each proposal. The board
u managers reserves the right 10 Tsleet any
and all proposals. Plans and specifications
can be seen at the office OF James Roiy
Gordon. architect, Dullnig block. San An.
e MO. Texas, 20
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FOR sALE-Restaurant in the business cen
ter OF Houston doing good business; a rare
opportunity for right party. Address b. this
Office. "a
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eALEsMEN FOR cIGARs-SilS month an'
expenses. old nrm. experiences unnecessarl
Inducements 20 customers. C. I. biAnop
Co.. St. Louis. No
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WE HAVE for sale choice residence property,
imnroved and unmproved. on che followins
named streets aud they must be sold a.
Kinney and Crawford. Our list Of prouerty
IS the largest In the city end gu. aim ia
90 please YOU both as 10 misc and location.
We solicit trial ~ any business you NAV
htve 90 offer NorAeet & Cooley, room 20l
RinE building. Phone s73.
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SEEDS-Progrcssiv farmers will plant this
month selected Early Madison and Queen Of
Kansas, early Gourd Seed Cord produces
100 bushels 10 tho acre. Hickory King.
White Pearl and Silver Mine Corn 81 90 per
busbsl; Colorado Graes. Atnife Glover.
NineleSs Vans, St.00 per hushel. Holloway
Seed. Grain and Commission Co, Whole
sale and Retail Dealers. Dallas Texas, %
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I sign Of the dIsease 70 TeVuTH'
By relying upon S. S s., and not ex,
perfmenting with the various so-cailed
tonics, etc, all sufferers from blood
troubles can be promptly cured, m
stead OF enduring years OF sunering
which gradually but surely undermines
the constitution
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Cured His Rupture.
AFTER Suffering Fifteen Year. +.
Maine Citizen Receivers.
en'arksbie discovery Of q New
Healing System,

vas opie VINO have been ruptured for som.
tbs, ,, generally settle down 10 the noton
Usually, they have tested III sorts so ~ ing,
anu uusses and give. UP at last in despair
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NOT THE BOIL wEEyIL.
Fd me Many Specimens Sent tn
Experiment. station.

sa the Many Specimens Sent the
Experiment station.
q Editor of The Post.
aason' Texas April ia few days
~ Of the patrons of our firm (Bor-
y Sfasher & Coz from Wallis, Texas.
= a small bug that the farmers in
as'lon Of country believe to be the
' : poll weeyil. l sent same to Prof.
rice, College Station, Texas. for
u rs ana inclose his reply here
,ns pug is found in groups of from
s.,s IN yellow prairie flower aud
.'sa ny many farmers to be the
So. '' ne'ican boil weevil. The reply
mm srlce, hereto attached, is self-ex-
|r's ana my purpose in sending it
N. tnat You make use of it for pub
ss. you think II Is OF interest to the
Il. q THIS section. I believe its pub
"a. would allay the fears of the farm
Ftuly, " '";S tar paia,,a, pug
|si,. : =. Reichardt, Houston, Texas.
IA station, Texas. April 1.-THE
n H. oeen received. wish to stute
a ss,e peen recei ing a large num-
n AVE 'ais Kind of weovil from various
+ shs rs s,ale. My mail is frequently
IL. ISL ssn This weevll is not he
E,p ss oo,l weeyil, nor does il injure
u ~ s,seGrdlng TO our best knowledge.
n II eve you It's scientific name. be-
kr ' y new to ME, and It is quite likely
|a,- ,,,s new species, I have deferred
ar;ra, ss,igation of the insect pending
r n"al Of Prof. MalIy.
surb safe however. that this weeyil
ln y aai,er than the boil weevil and
lighter color. So FAR rs
|Nhsa ~ '9res the wild indigo plant
'p5 only, Yours very truly,
r IL prIce
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a. Ieaas veterpns.

q, W q The Post.
-, s3as. April lT.-Invitations
Is. a !. to the military or
= we city. the IRE companies
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FINANCIAL.

$50 900 TO LOAN on city or Harris county
property In any amount at a low rate OF
interest. Paul q Hoover. 1854 Main So. 10
MONEY TO LOAN on Improved farms ana
ranches. Francis Smith a. Co.. San Az
tonic, Texas. Gail on r. w, Norris. Khan
building. Houston. Texas.
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FOR SALE-Lot and improvements, corner
Milan street and Capitol avenue Known
as the Rupersburg stables and undertaking
establishment terms Up cash balance !.
1865 3 rlnes iolgis Prairie avenue Il
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FOR sALE-A hlahy imnroyoJ model II
acre fruit farm on Gum BAYOU. two miles
east OF Dickinson; 500 pear trees wears
old 100 plum and peach trees 800 eraps
ese porsinmons. nice nve.room cottage
Rood stables outhouses and well OF water .
hig hargain easy payments King a Co
IA Main street N
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HOUSTON Heights has srtosian water, sandy
coll, good drainage, hho shade. excellent
car service aud the lotI at present prices
are the cheapest property in IOWA: terms
from 81 10 So per lot IN cash and tho Same
payment monthly, For best prices osll At
Houston Heights office. zoo Main street
John a. Milroy, agent II
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STATED meeting Of Gray Lodge
IN S2e. A. =. and A. NJ. tonight at
Won o'clock. Work in tho r. G. de-.
NV gree. Members Of Holland Lodge
NO. 1 and soiourning brethren are
cordially invited to be present.
IT, w. Campbell W. NJ.
j. r, Cade. Secretary
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
NO 40 TAKEN FOR LESS THAN IS CENTS,

- TENAS LODGE No. /. X, Of p.
Af43Mh will meet in its castle hall corner
S%kN OF Main street and rrairie avenue.
9S<lA third floor. back hall D M
49,. SoJourning Knights are tordialiy
invited invited TO attend Work in the rank OF Es
uy.e c. W. Fellows c. G.
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FOR SALE--rwo-e story frame building. corner
Chenevert aud Pierce avenue, marty buy
Ing must remove same. Address bids to
Secretary DO pelehln Faith Home assocla- .
ton. 1910 La Branch "a
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FOR RENT cor viii sell on easy monthly
pavmcntsl Nioo two-story rtsidence, cor
nor TAYLOR and Kane, king Co, IA
Main street u
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ATTENTION. INVEsToRs~-sec our list "
residence and vacant property bstore pur-
chasing; have bargains in all parts OF tho
city from 1880 TO 10000 Paul q Hoover.
.lbiS Main street 10
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EQUITY IN nne new suburban home Largo
house, outhou9es. etc For full information
address Equity this office, -
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FOR SALE Fine lot Of hugsies. ph9otons
svrreye, road wagons and harness Larcn.
dons Stables md Carriage Repcsitor,
Franklin and Caroline street \
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BIG REWARD for Tho return Of one hand
grip lost by Mrs y, Whiting on II. u.
and W. T. excursion train OF the 18TH. con-
taining money, iewelry and other articles
which Will be described on delivery a. 1904
Mary street. 10
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MUSICAL
We will guarantees to save you 5000 on
new piano.
New upright plano, with stool snd scarf,
for $4,000
Cash or credit
C. Janke Co, sos Main street, t-i6-l9oo