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contains no cocaine,
mercury nor any other
injurious drug.
IL Is quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief at once.
Opens and cleanses
the Nasal Passages.
Allays Inflammation.
Heals and Protects the
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-17

MONEY for you 10 start 10 business; TO in
" crease your present business. Interest re-
duced. mortgages onanged or as eumed and same
OF larger amount lQaned building loans made.
St Room 4 fsi
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ELAIRVOYANT. Lillian Arville. netic
" clalrvoyanI can be consulted daily. on
health. business or private family matters al
IS PORTLAND ST.. few doors from Prehle.
All advice strictly confidential and reliable.
ISL
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call tho attention OF evory
w one TO the sure advance IN the near fi-
tare Of Deering real estate. Don't walt until
lot there at once. We are headquarters for
Deeriug real estate. We are Offering fine
building lots for so per foot, only one quarter
cash down required. balance to suit you. In
terest only per cent. DALTON q CO., 80
Exchange st. 102
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WE WILL BUY household goods or store
w fixtures of any description. or will rc-
sale on commission. GOSS a. WILSON,
Auctioneers, - FEC street. feb3-u
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THOUSAND RINGS

To select from. Diamonds, Opals, Peal
Rubys and all other precious stones. Engage
stsIf and Weddog Rings o speciality. LARGEST
mock In the city. 1ckENNEY, the Jeweler
Monument Square. marchiSdu
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MURDER, WHAT'S THAT?

One Of McKenneys Alarm Clocks. aoc to
$500. Warranted to wake the dead Mora
clock than all the other dealers combined.
MCKINNEY. the Jsweier. Monument Square.
scp2Sdu
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I wish to inform the public that am now pre-
pared 10 DO children's dressmakinx In the
latest styles at reasonable prices. MRS. @. Il.
CARLETON, 10 state street 1911
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MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED = We have
vi funds OF clients to invest la FIRST mortgages
on real estate security at per cent interest
and suburban property. Apply Real Estate
Once. First National Bank Building. FRED
ERlCK :. VAIL. jan304
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F'OIl oALE-F pIce sIHEIe TUau 5IsiBb, oioth
trimmings, best Workmanship, black or red
running gear Can be seen at 301 Commercial
St. LLIKEN-TOMLINsoN co. jani2dtl
MONEY TO LOAN on FIRST and second mort
III cages on roal estate, life insurance poll,
cies and notes or any good security. Real es.
tate bought. sold and exchanged. Is 1-2 Ex.
change street. /. r. BUTLER jani34
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EoR SALE--EIegant Pianos yiolns, Mando-
Il Inns, Guitars, BanJos, Music Boxes,
Reginas. Harmonious. Superior Violin and
Banjo strings, popular sheet music, Instruction
books and everything in tho music line, come 10
the store where prices are low. HAYES, 4i4
Congress street. jansi<
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nor SALB-Farm miles from Portland
i containing 30 acres, 10 acres under cultlva-
ton, balance wood. story homo and barn,
poultry house 20x6O; must be sold before April
hrst; price $3.50. W. II. WALDhON & Co,
$50 Middle st. III
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WE DpINc RINGS.

One hundred Of them to select from. An
styles. all weights. all prices In 10, II and ID
KI Gold. Largest and best stock OF rings
Ia the city. A thousand OF them. McKENNkY,
the Jeweler. Monument Square june7dtf
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FOR SALE-Virgil Practice Clavier. Has
been used a very little, but Is In perfect
cSohaiton ana practically as good as new.
frice $1,000 cash. Can be seen between 10 aud
u at No. ISL PEARL ST. I4i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
NEWS OF THE RAILWAYS
The Gross Earnings for May Present Z
Very Favorable Showing.
SPECIAL FRUIT AND VEGETABLE FLYER.
Bridge washed Away Near Spot
ford--<sy See ENtension--The pee
Gec-GcneraI Notes.

The Houston and Texas Central railroad
is always well UP in the procession, and,
to accommodate the truck farmers of this
and adjacent sections. it has just added a
special fruit and vegetable flyer to its reg
ular service. This train will leave Hous-
ton every morning. and its schedule time
will be about thirty miles an hour. The
phenomenal shipments of watermelons that
are being poured into this city from points
on the Arkansas Pass road almost daily,
and the extraordinary volume OF this char
acter of business that is still to come
from the coast. will serve as a feeder for
the special and the innovation Will enable
the shippers to have their products reach
the Northern markets with the greatest
certainty and in the shortest possible time
Quick and cheap transportation is what the
truck farmers have been long demanding
and the fruit and vegetsble flyer of the
Central is sure to fill the bill.
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IT,, mons. Watermelon shipments.

The TRANSFORMATION OF watermeions ton
this section to Northern markets seems 70
be keeping nearly all the railroads pusy'
The Post mentioned yesterday the TACT
that the Houston and Texas Central
hauled a solid trainload of these popular
vegetables from points on the Arkansas
Pass line. and now comes the Houston
East and West Texas with trainload oil
fourteen cars. all obtained from the same
line and all destined for Kansas City, chi
caso. Denver and other Northern business
centers The Pee Gee obtained another
full trainload. and other railroads also Sc
cured a large share Of the same business
The Houston East and West Texas maae
quite a record with its great watermelon
cargo. having covered the distance between
Houston and Shreveport in fourteen hours
The melons thus raised and shipped have
all been grown along the San Antonio and
| Arkansas Pass line. and were billed from
| Rockport. Corpus Christi Portland, Aran'
| sas Pass. Inglesde, Gregory, sinton, Ma
/ this. La Fruta. Skidmore and other trucA
! farming localities on the coast.
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NEWS BUDGET FROM BRENNAN
PARK COMMITTED DECIDED ON
AMusEMENTs DURING SUMMER.
Uexns Indapendence Monument Has
been CompIeted-A Quiet we'd
ding-Local Notes.

erenbam. Texas. June 14.-The park
committee of the Brennan fire
denartment held meeting at 1890
O'Clock this morning there being present
DR.. r. f. Luhn. T. A. Holland e. c. ADJ
bolt. Jr., T. A. Low, Jr, James H. simon
slex Simon, Henry Harrison julius Kohl
mev f. Reichardt, Otto Schroeder ana
lanes Havs ouarles. On motion James H.
simon was elected chairman and James
HAYS Quarles secretary
Chairman Simon stated that the COM
mittee had been called, as it was necss-
sarv that arrangements be made for the
GUNNER amusements at the park ana
other matters were to be presented
Levin secretary Of the Second regi-
mept band, made a proposition on oenan
Of that organization to play for the sum
mer night concerts at either a stipulated
rate per concert or on a percentage plan,
Mr. p Pennington made a proposition
from the baseball club OF Brennan 10 pay
a certain rental per game lot the use "a
the ball park, ,r.o oxec,,t,ve
session. -. oor,n,i,,ae
i. IN
NJ three 10 which Chairman }. H. Simon
shonld he added. to take an inventory OF
The Are department property lncludiue an
! nronertv in the summer iheater' CaI Ileu
r 4 Low. Jr., Z. Reichardt ana James
, Hays Ouarles were appointed
DR. /. y. Luhn moved that a conn y nv w
~ onnointed 10 confer with the second
, inlart hand and with COINS orchestra
regarding summer night concerts, Uar
4 ried and James Hays Quarles. !, a, MOI ~,
i land r. C. Abbott Jf., Jules hoilmey' "
! A Wood. T. A. Low Jr', anu JAMES "a
simon were appointed 80 -. c.,
request was presented from me sec'
ond regiment band for the use OF me paw
and theater one night free Tor me puIp la'
/ of giving a benefit concert. lbs was ie@'
S and permission was granted, $3.50,
. ON motion OF T. A. Holland the ploposl
i. ton from the baseball players was Ao
n cepted -,... n. tho pren
:, u Mr. Alex simon, treasurer OF lhs sft ~
: ham FIRE department, reporter Ia AZ
y money received by the holes % ~. !,
70 partment had been sufhclent 70 ldhe
u s9soo ~ the interest bearing indebtedness
ana that $500 is yet outstanding
ON motion OF Mr. Holland treasure
simon was instructed to insure the pa
'r vilion at the park. ,,.
l. The committee then adlourhe1' 80,
Mr.. Joseph Routt OF chappen Hin wa
~ in the city today and stated tnat Wnlie
le had not seen any OF the Doll weeYli, va
e. he a informed that II has maze Hs az
pearance in that vicinity Just before lsa'
ing home ne was told that on the jon
Carlisle farm the hands we're engaged IN
:. morning in gathering the dead squar'
s. and burning them. Mr.. Routt mas lar
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Not Going to Galveston.

Hawkes. McDougall. attorney for the
Tballman syndicate interested in the Kan
sas City, Pittsburg and Gulf and counsel
for the Dutch bondholders, and W. H.
GIyn. the American banker, representing
the De Queen interest. through whom the
mitch hondbolders have transacted their
business have returned TO New York from
the tour they made over the road WIN
the receivers They deny that their Is
any intention of establishing terminal
at Galveston and Mr.. McDougall say VI
,bo road, "There can be no doubt about
the Pee Gee having a great future before
it. especially in the matter of lumber ana
coal. both of which industries are nelns
develo-ed along the road in spiendld
shape The terminals at Port Arthur ar
fast hocomips all that anyone, could wish
TT ere are now Is feet of water the entire
length of the canal and in some places
the depth has reached % feet.
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A NEW DEPARTURE.

Lords Cycle Club to Add a
ladies' AuXiliHrN.
u l,a meeting of the Lords Cycle
VS. decided by a unanimous vote
members present to add a ladies'
h. Lsiy members are TO be exempt
|s; to have no voice in the business
| Of the club, but to take part IN
bal affairs. Wednesday evening,
4 Is TIE date set for the auxiliary
|1saniled. The ladies' are to elect
kFn officers and decide the time
Er regular meetings One evening
week will be set apart as ladies
u the club. For the benefit OF
|n not present at Monday night )
& they are requested TO bring their
Eisris at the time above mentioned
lTs their names enrolled as charter
Is This step was taken by the
Cycle club at the many requests o
stlists Of the city, and will no doub
popular feature to the club.
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4 ia charge OF the normal wish
|Aad cordial invitation to mothers
alsFsn are In the model class and
|hsnds Interested to visit any of the
classes that they desire. The little
Ies model class have been trans
% the library room on the second
|sasie they have very pleasant quar-
"a Ire now provided with desks of
! SIZE II is worth a visit to the
70 get glimpse OF their eager.
faces.
ley pleasant excursion is promised
enola park next Friday evening.
f'u''an teachers who are interested
noInal will entertain the visitors,
eanfrts will be served at the park
Y Party will return 10 the city about
|Nk All persons who are attending
einl will take the train at the cor
Commerce and San Jacinto streets
J n Friday.
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adjoining that OF Mr.. Carlisle, but he has
not examined Il lately.
Frank C. Mcintyre this morning pur-
chased handsome chairs to the value OF
ssS. which he will present to the BRENNAN
Athletic club MIR Mcintyre was very
anxious to see Lusk's gray horse WIN me
race Tuesday and stated that II the morse
Aid win he would make the club pre- ~
Married at $50 o'clock tonight at 81.
Peters church, Or. b, b. Minor, Jro az
Virginia and Miss Mallie l.. HUTCHINSON
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs j II. Hutchln-
son. Rev James Noble officiating me
wedding was quite largely attended In3
bride Is a popular young lazy mere, aus
the groom is a member of the hrm OF
Milroy &, Co. the well-known cotton rae
| tors There was reception at the nome
/ az the bride after the wedding Or. ana
/ Mrs. Minor will leave TOMORROW morning
| for galveston, where they Will take 2
I Mallory boat for New York. They VIII
spend the summer In Virginia d,
The election to decide whether Cnappei'
Hill shall be incorporated for school pur-
poses will be held July l, instead OF June
"a as was at first announced. The ciu-
zens will. II the Incorporation carries, tnen
vote a tax for school purposes, when VII
he OF an amount sufficient, when supple
mented by the State fund, to give ter
months school. 49,
Mr.. Joseph Houtt OF tutppeli ilhl N"'i''
on County Judge e. p. Curry today re-
+ garding the roads in that part OF tn'
} county.
j A meeting Of the trustees OF Blinn Mem
e. Oral college was held this morning a
!. the school and the following faculty eleci
ed for next term: President OF the tacuity
A Rev. G. Dorstall; professor or maine
n mates and science John Stullken' PROBES
4 sor of bookkeeping and history e. i
- Irbantka: in charge OF the preparation
department, ] l.. Neu. MI
A meeting of the alumnae OF the blln
!, Memorial college was held TUESDAY nlgh
= al which time Prof Gus urbantka wa
~ elected president. Albert Neibuhr secrt
~ tary and A. n Fischer the latter OF fre'
erickshurg, treasurer
on the westbound Central train IN
"a morning were a number of students r'
2 turning home from the Agricultural ar
IL Mechanical college. The Brennan boz
TO who returned were Edward. Herbert al
o Ben Becker Ravenal Luhn aud Phnl
u Gross. with them were Or. n Beckt
Of Edward Luhn and Ernest Becker OF bfe
l. ham. Wnhugh Wilkins Of Beevile al
Is Henry Luhn Of Dallas, who had been
a. tending the closing exercises.
81 The Texas Independence monument h
n been completed and is now on eNhihlu
hi az the yards OF Jaeggli Il Martin IN u
city. The inscription has been cut. a
IN 1t is now ready for its place at ola was
ne ingion and the unwilling ceremonies.
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narrowing the Rond.

The new management Of the Galveston
La Porte and Northern railroad cine Bay
shore line) has made considerable I'M
movements in the track and road neu
since taking possession of the properly
Among other things. 1t has laid down about 1,l
~ oo0 cross ties. has rebuilt nearly all the
small bridges on the line has put IN ne"
spnr wheels at the Galveston bay orloge'
and is sparing no effort to make the road
wav strictly frst-class in every particular.
~ a porte branch Of the line has been
nractic,llv rebuilt. and on all sides and IN
All departments the men who are now at
the head of this excellent road seem de-
termined to make it up-to-date in every
thing
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49, rem, central Extension.

Albany. Texas. June IA force OF 100
men went to work on the Texas Central
railroad extension today. The road is to
no extended from Albany, the present ter
minus. to a point about forty miles north
west small force has been at work on
the first two miles for three weeks past.
teams that can be found. 1t is expected
mar the extension will be completed in
time 10 move this seasons cotton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
HOUSTON DAILY POST: THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE Is ls99

Missouri, Kansas aad Texas system This
done, work will be pushed on extending
from Bonus, the now southern terminal,
70 tide water, Surveyors are now making
the permanent survey from Eagle Lake
to sealy. At the meeting today John
Hackbarth, II. b. Menke, Adolph Preioiseh.
w. F. Viereck, w. l. Hill, ]. j. Walker,
o. Johnson. A. Seldine and Henry oldag
wS.s selected as a committee to represent
the citizens OF Sealy In affording any as
sistanoe desired by the railroad in secur-
ing right OF way, etc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
nh. XIV Sec Extension.

Mr.. J. F. Weed, chief engineer OF the
Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas City rail-
road. is now in Houston with his corps OF
assistants. and all of them are busily en-
gaged in the work assigned them by their
COMPANY MIR. Weed has now about com
Melted the final estimate OF the cost OF con-
structing the proposed extension OF ms
road from Newtonvllle to Wascom, Texas
a distance of Is miles. and when 1t is nm
ished ii is expected steps will be at once
taken toward building the new line or ex-
tension
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4 Sudden Death.

AssVard, a colored woman, aged So
s,o was living with her daughter,
|, aennedy, at No, 90 Marsh street,
|. tuesday night apparently in her
'gna good health. During the night
aiane1y heard her mother grooming
sNss 10 her, found her seated in a
,sA ner hands clasDed over her
as died Immediately afterwards
49,, ~. Malsch. who held the inquest
~ morning, gave verdict OF
non heart disease.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15

san Antonio. Texas. June l4--The Wei'S'
Fargo Express company today MED SUIT
against Charles A. Beeler, who was CON
vlcted short time ago for embezzlement
OF $4,000 The express company repre-
sents that Beeler while in its employ CON
verted to his own use $4,000 entrusted 10
his care for delivery. The suit is for debt
in that sum.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
mEsrcNAr,oN AND APPOINTMENT.

Britton Succeeds Edison ms s"per'"
fendent of the Cotton ne''
Tyler, Texas. June 1i.--At meeV'ns VI
the board Of directors Of the St Louis
Southwestern Railway company oil Texas
held here today Mr.. ], A. Edison presented
his resignation as vice president ana su-
perintendent of the road. Mr.. F. \. BTU
ton was elected as successor to MI, hu-
son. No other changes were made fresi-
dent Harding will leave tonight IN ms
special car Gladys for tour over tue
road.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
E.teusion of Cnne belt.

Wharton, Texas June News reached
here today that the eleven miles OF Cane
Pelt. bonded road now in active operation,
had been secured at $4,000 a mile. sur
vev has been commenced between Sealy
and Eagle Lake, on the con- pletion of which
work will at once begin from seaiy' where
~ connects with the Katy. to Eagle Lake,
then 10 Bonus and from Bonus at once TO
Wharton, where it Is expected that the
road to this city will be finished by octo-
har
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
THE CANE BELT.
PeopIe of seaIy Are Much Interested
in the Extension.

sealy Texas, June ia large and en-
thusiastic meeting was held in this city
at Castleton's hall today as expressive OF
the approval in the building OF the Cane
Belt railroad from Eagle Lake 10 this
city. W. ]. Lowe was selecud chairman
and Lon Davis secretary The Cane Belt
road now operates between Eagle Lake
and Bonus aud according 10 amendments
filed TO the original charter last week
extensions will be huilded both ways AZ
once. First frogl-Eagle Lake 10 sealy.
where the ROAD, connects with the s'eA-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
sncclnl cclehration Rntes.

General Passenger Agent Keenan, 81 the
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe railroad mas
issued instructions 10 his agents in regard
10 the Brazos River Deep Water conVen-
ton to be held at Brenham July 3, and the
celebration of unwilling the Texas inde-
pendence monument at Washington, TEX
as on July 4. He says: For the above
occasions you may sell excursion tickets
between any points on this line at rae
OF one and one-third fares II is INTENDED
that this rate shall apply for the Deep
Water convention to be held at Brennan
and that agents should sell tickets 10 nay
asota and return for the unwilling Tick
cts will be on sale July 2, and 4, limited
to return July 5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
prenbnm peep Water Meeting.

General Passenger and Ticket Agent NJ,
7. Robbins OF the Houston and Texas
Central railroad announces that for the
s.aD water meeting to be held at Brennan
an IuIv 3. all agents between Galveston
ana Waco. inclusive, may sell tickets to
Rrenham at double the child's fare. Tick
ets will be on sale July and on trains
arriving at BRENNAN as late as noon on
I,,iv 2 limited to return on July 5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
Roy Pleads Guilty TO rhcft.

Dallas, Texas, June lt.-ln the Federal
court today Clarence Tolbert of Waco ID
years old pleaded guilty to stealing let
tiers from a postal car. He was clush'
by a decoy letter and was last week IN
dicted by grand Jury In Dallas. re wan
be sent 10 a United States retormatory.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-15
ALIENS FOOT EASE IN YOUR
GLOVES.

N. writes: Il shake Aliens Foot
Irs. my gloves and rub a little on
IN, ~ saves my gloves by absorb
4, ssT =, 1t is a most dainty toilet
ma We invite the attention of physi-
n nurses to the absolute purity OF
\ ~ Ease. DR., w. c. Abbott. edi-
:. ohlcago Clinic, says: 1T is
|, iDSparatlon; | am using It con-
\ ssn practice All drug and shoe
Ia Any Zoe. Sample sent FREE.
"'sn s. olmsted, lie Roy, n. Y.
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de,r. Of Medicnl As.nnintinn

!, hA meeting OF the Houston Dis
,'''os association the following Of.
W. " NE year were elected: President,
..l Vice president, DR.. EnSle-
~, .,lslsry and treasurer, DR.. Hodges.
|, W. q censors is composed of Drs.
i sncrt and Red.
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Error Corrected.

...,i,l wagons for collection OF
\ ,,5rs PRIVATE RESIDENCES Tor
7, I's trains; also for delivery to pri :.
" us ;n Inc city. We are on duty
I'M. WE NEVER SLEEP, Tele-
,.,s Tam nrlvate residences receive
s,rtiou. Phone So, --rrp 20
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
Strong Assertions as 20 Just What
the Remedies VIII DO.

Munyon guarantees
that has Rhrumatisra
Cure will euro nearly
all cases Of rhcunla.
tism IN a few hours.
that his Dyspepsia euro
will cure indigestion am,
all stomach troubles.
that his Kidney Cure
viii euro 90 per cent.
OF all cases OF kidney
trouble; that HIS Ca
tarrh Cure viii cure
catarrh DO matter bow
long standing. that his
Headache Cure will cure
any kind 81 headache In
q few niinutee, that
his Cold Cure will
quickly break Up aay
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'AioE ADMITS TO ALL Lee
4 TuREs.
In c ~ in the auditorium at
colorado chautauqua.
MOTHERS

q NV nd-shouldered. narrow
y d, - me Texas Colorado Chau-
WI ,aevelopment. In a few DAYS
"a. ~ iaaer 4 competent instructor
esan,,Se 70 climb TO lofty heights in
s without. painting for breath.
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View Depot for cInrksviIIe.

Fort Worth. Texas, June li.--contractor
w ! Thompson of ST. Louis, who is build
trg the Texas and Pacific union station
-. has closed a contract with the same
nemnany 10 erect a depot at Gainesville.
Terss 10 cost $4,000
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p,,rooa EARNINGS for May.

Returns OF railroad gross earnings io'
Nav are the best of any month TINS year
The earnings OF the Southwestern group
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. DALE ahE DENVER ROAD.
Fol WI. noad now runs cafe cars
ne ssr ~oi'h to Denver, Meals in a
yea any hour OF the day.
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xssli.s.1sl DRESSING ROOMS
! q tn .u y 10 the beautiful new Pull
! u lsr Il, Denver road are more than
'sa1s /, as the old ordinary dress
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form Of cold ana 40 ON through the entire hst or
remedies, At all druggists, - cents vial
II you need medical advice write frot. auron,
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u.uroad note. and Personals.

MI John Foley. son OF Mr.. VIM. L.
rolsy the dry goods merchant, left yes