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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-15
PRESIDENTS POLICY.
For the Government of the Island !

| For the Government of the Island of
| Cuba.
| New York February 1.-THE Herald has
a special from Havana. which says:
was given today an outline of the policy
President Mckinley will pursue toward the
Cubans, my authority being gentleman
| of national reputation, who is now making
| his second visit to the island as the per-
| sonal representative of the president. This
| plan, which will be laid before General
| Gomez next week, and which it is believed
| ne VIII approve, is first to determine the
exact amount necessary TO iquidate all
| the outstanding obligations of the pro-
visional government. including the pay of
the army and the civil authorities. II Is
now believed that not more than 100000
900 will be required. TO raise this amount
Cuban bonds with an American guarantee
VIII be Issued, the Cubans first binding
themselves to contract no other indebted
| ness wtthou; nrst securing the consent of
the congress Of the United States
American officers will administer the af-
fairs OF the custom houses of the island
and have general snperintendency or all
tnxation. Consular affairs will be en-
|tirely intruSted to the United States, but
IN all other affairs tine island Will be
free and independent, The bonds to be
issued will mature in ten or twenty
eminent. which may rid itself entirely
of the American interference by paying
this debt. This plan means an American
protecturate over Cuba for at least ten
years, by which time the island win
have demonstrated It's ability to govern
itself, or WIN be more than willing to
attach itself permanently TO the United
States. The first great benefit of this
scheme will be the protection to foreign
capital. which will pour into the island
IN great volume for Investment.
That President Mckinley plans the early
withdrawal Of all the American troops
from Cuba became known here TODAY 1t
was welcome news, particularly to regu-
lars. who had supposed that they would
remain In the island several years.
Colonel Pearson of the Tenth regiment
told me last night that he had the best
of authority for the assertion that only
small garrisops would remain in Cuba.
unless something unforeseen should hap
pen.
Washington, February 1f.--American
troops will be withdrawn from Cuba. be-
ginning next month AS soon as a report
Is received from General Brooke regard
Ing the number of men to be retained in
each department 10 assist the Cubans in
maintaining order, orders VIII be sent
for the return of the regiments whose
presence is rst SSquired. In reducing
the number OF troops in Cuba the ad- |
ministration has a double purpose to |
give the Cubans IN opportunity to DEM |
onstrate that they can govern themselves |
and to save the American soldiers from
the dangers Of rainy season The re- /
tuction Of the force, was told, will bo
in the nature Of an experiment. Should |
The Cubans fail to maintain order aud |
anarchy follow the substitution OF tbeirj
'ule for that of the United States, the
president will order back sufficient
number Of men to re-establish control.
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nreuinfinr Thensricn1 I,osters

Jefferson City, Mo-. rsbrnsry ii.--sennsor
Kr,ap today Introduced q bill pfohipitips un-
der ptnslty Of q fine o. from 81 70 500, ,neat-
rial troupss from posting pictures Of scn,-
nu6t sctresscs as nivertisHmcuta FOR les-
1Qrulnptcd, h * #
~ h6nae coInaittse on criminal jurisprd-
depee today reported fnyorabIS Hats bill
prrl4tltins public eShibitiupu Of hypnoiIsm.
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The vice president voted In the negative.
The vote was then taken on the Nc
Emery resolution, which was as follows:
That by the ratification of The
treat Of peace with spain II IL not
intended to Incorporate the inhnbi-
tants of the Philippine islands into
citizenship of the United Stntes. nor
Is IL intended to permanently annex
snid lands ms nm integral pRrt Of
the territory Of the United states.
but 1t is the intention of the United
states to establish on said islands ~
government suitable to the wnntS
md conditions of the inhabitants
of said islands. to prepare them for
local self government and In due
time make such disposition of said
islands ms will best promote the
interests of the citizens OF the Unit
eli states and the inba bitants of sntd
islands.
The resolution was adopted--yeas 26,
noes 22--seyeral democrats who were pres
ent and not paired withholding their votes.
Tho detaitcd yoto follows.
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WASHINGTON BRIEFS.

Especial Dispatch to The Post.)
Washington. February 14.---Hon. X. O..
DeGraffenreid and Mrs. DeGraffenrcid are
tonight rendering reception to their
friends at the Wellington hotel. There
are many In attendance, Notwithstanding
the weather, and are having most en-
1oyable time.
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washington Iso's Tss intel
Washington, February ~. /, j. he 4
continues, Not through and ohis
Pennsylvania, Baltimore cbed the cIs'
southern railways has reaep'l
day or up to 1850 tcnignI.
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Brigadicr General w. A. Sinclair has
been retired.
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THE RACES.

Postponed Mt New OrIesau.
New Orleans, February 1.-THE rsses =,
POSTPONED today on account OF cold vtaihe
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The meeting of the National Congress OF
Mothers has been postponed to Thursday,
Friday and Saturday OF this wceok. II
is expected then to have all the speakers
and all the delegates to the congress pres
ent.
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for the vote having arrived. Mr.. Hawley
inquired II 1t was Mr. Mason's purpose to
insist upon his unanimous consent. Mr.,
Mason replied that II was, as he had only
done which was entirely honorable and
fair In the matter.
Mr.. Bacon's amendment to the resolu-
tion was then laid before the senate. 1t
was: #e
That the United states hereby dis
claim amy disposition or intention
10 exercise permanent sovereignty,
jurisdiction or control over said Is
lands, md assert their determine
tfon. when n stable md fndcpcRdent
government shall have been erected
therein. entitled In the Judgment,
OF the government of the United
states 10 be recognized ns such. to
transfer to said government. upon
terms which shall lie reasonable
md Just. nil rights secured under
the ccssion by spain, and thcreupon
leave the government and control
of the islands TO their people.
yea and nay vote was demanded, re-
sulting 20 to 90. In announcing the vote.
the vice president said; "'rhc vote is tie.
The chair votes In the negative. The
amendment Is lost
Tho detailed ynto fNtlouc.
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Tho senate today confirmed the following
nominations: J. H. Ducott. assistant APP
praiser OF merchandise, New Orleans: T..
n. Wicker. appraiser Of merchandise, New
Orleans. Postmaster; G. w. whIteworth,
Jeanette. La,
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The judiciary committee OF the house
today reported bills providing for hold.
ing terms Of the Federal court at Biloxi.
Miss, and Laredo, Texas, and for chang
Ing tho time for holding court at Bates
Vile. Ark.
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THE HOUSE.

The senate then at sos q. m. went Into
executive session and at $40 adjourned.
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The Americans 1t is added, provide . per
cent of the capital, the Chinese officials 80
per cent and Mr.. Morgan is to provide the
balance. Mr.. Morgan, 1t is further asserted,
intends to start with capital of $loo0,0OO,
and proposes to administrate Szechuan on
the same lines as followed by Cecil Rhodes
in South Africa
1t was reported from Hong Kong some
time ago that MIR. Morgan, in addition 10
most valuable concessions in SEE
chuan, had obtained other valuable con-
cessions from the Corean government in an
area of about 26O square miles, where he
and his associates were TO work all the min
erals for twenty-five years, their build
ings and works to be exempt from taxation
and all machinery and materials necessary
for working the mines to be introduced
into Corea free of duty. The Corean gov
eminent, ii was added, was to receive
royalty of % per cent. on the net profits.
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POLICE COURT


One of the features of the morning in the
police court was the results of the crusade
which the police department is making
against all citizens who put hot ashes in
barrels. VIII Purple, Fannie Palmer, Mag
gle Williams, Charlotte Kimball Mary
Nixon, Grace Parker Sam Ellis were fined
81 each for this offense.
w. N. Vann a yellow soldier, was re-
leased on the charge of trespass, on ac-
count of his martial occupation.
Albert Moon, colored, who was tried on
the same charge was let loose because he
is a Woodworking man.
William Simpson, white, also tried the
trick, but as he had no good points in his
favor, he was fined IS.
A negro who bore the illustrious name of
Henry Clay so disgraced that honorable
name as to steal coal from the Alabama
Great Southern railroad. Fifteen dollars
and thirty days was the penalty.
Will Jackson and Lee Graham, both col
ored, were given SIS and thirty days for
larceny.
white and Mrs Bounds, white, were the dis
orderly conduct patients, to each of whom
Judge Feagin administered S. dose.
Walter Martin, a negro boy, was fined So
for driving coal wagon upon the sidewalk
to unload it.
There wassonly one assault and battery
casa and that rniscarried Minnie Mckee
had Monroe Mckee arrested for striking
her, but afterwards decided not to prose-
cute Monroe was fined for the costs of the
case.
THE DwINDLING ROTHsCHILDs.
From the LondonChronicle
The fact that Baron Ferdinand de Roths-
child died without issue suggests that the
house of Rothschild threatens to dwindle
into very small numbers. The founder,
Mayer Anseme, left at his death, in 1872
five sons, and Jewish families are proverbi-
ally large, yet the progeny of these five sons
today is far from numerous, either in Eng
land or on the continent The founder OF
the house had little to do with England.
1t was his son Nathan, who came here in
$780, who laid the foundation of the for
tunes of the English branch. Baron Nathan
married Cohen, but his eldest son, Lionel
married a daughter of Baron Anselme
Rothschild, and his eldest daughter a son
of Baron Anselme. Lioneps son, the pres
ent Lord Rothschild (who succeeded SON.
less uncle in his baronetcy), married his
cousin, daughter of Baron Charles, of
Frankfort, and both his sisters also married
cousins. The intermarriage of the family
may perhaps help to explain it's not in
creasing and multiplying.
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BRAKEMAN INJURED
Sam Lesser Fell From a Car and Was
Quar-

Sam Lesser Fell From Car and Was
Run Over
Bessemer, February 1.-(Special )-Sam
Lesser, aged twenty-six a colored brake
man on Louisville and Nashville freight
train, fell from a car and was run over be-
fore the train could be stopped yesterday at
/ o clock at aamund. The cars passed over
his hand and leg, and amputation of both
was found necessary. The man will re-
cover.
Percy F. Whilden & Co. today bought
out the interest of Charles Il. Hard in
the real estate and insurance firm Of Chas.
T. Hard & Co. This is one of the Oldest
firms in town, having been in business here
for many years. The new firm will be known
as Percy f. Whilden & Co.
Ball & Cummings, of Tuscaloosa, have
purchased an interest in the Marvel City
saloon, and have entered into a partner
ship with A s. Leader, the former proprie-
tor
An alarm of fire was sounded this after
noon at about clock One of the CHM
neys of the Charleston block appeared TO
be on fire, but on investigation it amounted
to nothing.
Associate Editor Harold fIildreth, of the
New Decatur Advertiser, was in town to-
day visiting friends.
Mrs. C. NJ. Loyejoy has issued cards for
a reception Friday night in honor of her
guest, Miss Berry.
]. p. Riley, of Cordova, has taken charge
of e. w. Brooks hardware and queensware
establishment in the Charleston block.
Dr. e. L. Edmundson enters today upon
his new duties as company physician at
Woodward furnace.
DIR. T. f. Robinson went down to Tusca-
loosa yesterday returning today.
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HAWAIIAN GOVERNMENT.

Chairman Knox Introduced Resolution
to Begin Its Consideration.
Washington, February L-Representative
Knox, chairman of the committee on ter
ritories, today introduced a resolution pro-
viding that on Friday next shall begin the
consideration of a bill providing a govern
ment for Hawaii.
The resolution was referred to the COM
mittee on rules.
Mr.. Knox's purpose in introducing the
resolution is to secure Friday and Saturday
of this week, with vote Saturday even
ing. The resolution provides for ten hours
debate which would cover about two days.
The rulcs committee has given no assur-
ance thus far as to the allowance of time
for the Hawaiian, shipping and public
building bills, all of which are pressing for
early consideration.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-02

Columbus, o., February 1.-The following
officers of the Columbus, Wellstone and
Southern railroad were elected here today:
William Fl. Stevenson, of New York, presi-
dent; J. G. Reeves, Lancaster, yice-presi-
dent; ]. o. Curry, Chicago, chairman of
board of directors; James L. Clark, Chi
cago, secretary and treasurer. 1t is ex-
pected to have trains running into Column
bus by July L.
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE.
81 500-Beautful modern Cottage 18th ST.,
South Highlands. Easy terms.
81, S00-No 619 South 22d ST.; rooms
s350-Nice lot, 50x240 feet, 18th avenue and
23d st.
sSOO-Beautiful lot. 6ox15O feet South High
lands.
81, 0OO-5-room Cottage, North 10th ST.; rents
$3.50 per annum.
s.. 6O0-3 Houses, Avenue ID, near 18th st
rent s21 per month.
81 200-5-room Cottage, near Fulton station;
terms cash $780, balance SIS per month.
CHICHESTER & YANCEY,
1St
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CHINESE CONCESSIONS.

The Morgan Syndicate Secures valua-
BILE Rights.
Pekin, February 1.-The final contract Of
the mining concession of Mr.. William
Pritchard Morgan. NJ. p, for the Merthyr-
Tidvil division of Wales, in the province Of
szechuan, has been signed. 1t is understood
that the contract secures for Mr.. Morgab,
in partnership with an American syndicate
and the Chinese authorities, control Of all
the mines and oil fields In the province.
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Notice to Contractors

OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER-Bir-
mingham, Ala, Jan. 25 1899.
Sealed proposals will lbe received at this
office until u o'clock, noon, Wednesday,
Feb. LIST, 1899, for lowering the sanitary
sewer in 9Th alley. from 26th to 9th ST.,
md for extending the same between 9th
and 2Sth streets. Plans and specifications
may be seen at this office. Right is re-
served to reject any and all bids. Certified
check for $50 made payable to the Mayor
md Aldermen of Birmingham must accom-
pany each bid.
(SigneO JULIAN KENDRICK,
- City Engineer
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-02

When you buy a mattress
see that it is a Perfection"
manufactured by the Perfec-
ton Mattress Co. of Birming-
ham. Miserable limitations
are being offered. See that
you get the genuine.
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steamed Oysters at Gelders

Steamed oysters, which can be had only at
Gelders restaurant, is the most delicious
way to serve the luscious bivales. The true
taste of the oyster is preserved. and with
an excellent butter sauce, is simply deli
cious. Stewed oysters are very popular in
the east, and If you have not already done
SO, go Immediately to Gelders and try
them.
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s@u,Geszzv

1.-THE American Porter"-is the latest
brew of the Anheuser-B Busch Brewing AS
ISOLATION. 1t excels in those qualities that
make 1t most popular with the public.
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wANTED-A printer who can do all the
mechanical work of a small country Of
fee. Editor furnishes board and washing;
salary small. Write at once and state
lowest. Lightning Pub. Co., Sulligent,
Ala. 2-2-2t
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Cheap; one 3-story brick, 62x22;
one 2-story brick, 42x22; one 2-story frame,
36x22; all on lot 5Ox132, west of depot. Write
or apply to VIM. Richter, Cullman, Ala.
1-31-3t
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An important meeting of the Jefferson
Volunteers will be held at their armory on
First avenue. Friday, February 8, at $3.50
b. m., sharp. All members are urgently
requested to be on hand promptly.
2-1-2t
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WANTED-Table boarders with or with
out nicely furnished rooms; table fare
good; pleasantly situated; gas, hot and
cold baths, etc.; rates reasonable; refer
ences if desired Mrs. w. w. Dodwell,
1914 5th ave., north. 1-29-1wk
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Hoods Sarsaparilfa insures good digestion
and strength to the vital organs. Insist up-
on Hoods.
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WANTED-Lady, middle-aged, reliable, for
position as traveller or lecturer; good pay
and permanent If competent. Address M.
F., this office. 2-2-3t
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WANTED-At once, six marble and stone
cutters; steady employment. Apply to
d. ]. Mcdonald & Co. Mobile. Ala.
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WANTED-Several trustworthy persons to
manage our business in their own and
nearby counties; mainly office work coll
Quoted at home; salary straight $500
year and expenses; definite, bona fde
salary; no more, no less salary; reference;
enclose self-addressed stamped envelope.
The Dominion Company, Dept. f, Chi
cago. 2-1-2t
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WANTED-Board by two young ladies in
small select boarding house at reasonable
rates. References exchanged. Address
box 225
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WANTED-Several first-class men to work
city trade. Call corner Morris avenue and
Goth street, room 203.
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WANTED-By two young business men.
work at night from Z until II o'clock, or
will work Sundays. or both, for small pay.
Ambitious Age-Herald.
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WANTED-Boarders by day or week;
prices moderate; hot and cold water; CEN
trally located. 313 N. POD st 2-1-3t
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WANTED-Experienc young man stenog-
rapher. Apply by letter with references.
Stenographer care Age-Herald. 2-1-2t
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IF you want steady Fight to read by, one
that keeps the air In your room pure and
don't soil your nice curtains, use cleo
tricity, 1-19-tf
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Canned Goods

/ dozen cans Sugar Corn, Charm
Brand. 49,. ........... 9cc
4 cans Green Peas. .......... Zoe
cans 8 pound Tomatoes. ......... Csc
Q cans California Table Peaches. 2oc
2 cans California Pears............ 25c
8 cans pound Pie Peaches. Csc
cans Pet Cream. 49,. ............. Csc
cans Star brand Salmon. 49,. 25c
6 cans American Sardines.. ...... zoe
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Miscellaneous

80 pound pail new Jelly...... -. 80
s pound key Soda, now only. %
/ large bottle first-class Catsup,
Only...... ...... 49,. ............ ~
dozen boxes Globe Parlor match
eS...... ........ ........ ........... III
1 gallon Sour Pickles, small. ..... so
Fancy Oranges, per dozen. ...... %
l dozen Lemons, large...... $500. 90
8 pounds large Prunes.... $500. %
2 boxes best Macaroni.... ...... Is
pounds fresh Soda Crackers. q
Fancy Evaporated Peaches. E. %
1 quart Onion Sets...... ........... 10
8 packages best Oat Meal,
pounds. ...... $500. ......... q
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WANTED-A position as butler; two years
experience; sober and Industrious; good
references. Address H. Davis, this office.
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Teas and Coffees

If you want the best buy our Mo-
cha and Java brand one brand. Csc
Our Golden Red always pleases,
per pound ...... 49,. ..... 49,. tic
10 pounds good Green Coffee. ....$ loo
/ pound English Breakfast Tea
only. -. ....... ........... CSC
/ pound English Gunpowder Tea
only. 49,. =. ............... 35c
1 pound Monsoon, guaranteed to
be the best...... .................. Coo
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WANTED-Two intelligent men for respon-
sible positions. Good pay. Call between
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WANTED-A young man, % years of age,
OF good character, wants a position as
stationary engineer or fireman; consider
able experience Address, stating salary,
Bascom Smith JASPER Ala 2-2-6t
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Farming implements.
SHOE DEPT

Ladies' fine Kid Shoes, genuine
Goodyear sole, made in button,
coin patent tip and common
sense toes, a very serviceable
and dressy shoe, and one that
many dealers advertise on spe-
cial sales days as eaders at S2.25;
our price this week.. -. -. ...$ 1.8s
Ladies' Kid button and lace shoes,
made in kid and fancy vesting
tops, coin patent tips, a real $3.50
value this week.. IS a.. -. -. Us LIS
Again this week we place on sale
that Satin Calf Shoe for men,
which proved such a popular
seller two weeks ago. Made in
coin tip and globe plain toes,
lace and congress; sizes to II.
an easy seller at $1.50; this
week at... -. -. -. l.2S
500 pairs Mems Satin Calf Lace
Shoes, made in coin tip and
:. globe plain toes, sizes to IL; a
good dollar shoe; this week at. Toe
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Meat and Lard

Linden's Hams, now only, per
pOunQ...... 49,. ...s.-.. ....'''' ~
Shoulders, very nice, with leg bone
out, per pound.... ............... 7e
Armour's Shield Brand Pure Leaf
Lard. "a pounds for.......$ 1.0t
Bacon, strips very small, per p'd. S'
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WANTED-Position by experienced book
keeper and stenographer; best of endorse
ments. Apply at Age-Herald office for
address. 1-17-1mo
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WANTED-A competent woman as nurse
and seamstress. Apply 924 10Th ST., south.
2-1-3t
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WANTED-Six first-class machine mould
ers. Apply to American Pipe and Foun-
dry company, Admission, Ala. 2-1-7t
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GROCERIES.
Flour and Sugar

10 pounds standard GRADUATED Su-
gar. ..,e.... $500. NM. ....S l.O
81 pounds Blown Sugar.. ......S 100
Flour is advancing; now is the
time to buy. Our prices are away
down. Tillico, the best patent,
per barrel...... 49,. ............$ 400
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Sporting Goods.

WE ARE STILL SELLING
Loaded Shells, per box..... =. ...33 1-Sc
Semi-Smokeiess Shells, per box. 4Oc
Smokeless Shells, per box. :. :. SOC