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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-05
OBITUARY.


SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Dec 4.-James A.
Winston, former clerk of the United
States court in Oklahoma under Judge
". M. Springer, died today in this city
from diabetes. aged seYenty-six years.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4-The Rev. Ed
ward W. Gilman, for nearly thirty years
secretary of the American Bible society
and long a prominent figure in its work,
died at Flushing, L. l., today, from a
complication of diseases. He was the
brother of President D. c. Gilman, of
Johns Hopkins.
GAINESVILLE, Wis, Dec 4-The Rev.
Arthur c: Kempton, pastor of the Bap-
fist church and president of the Wiscon-
sin Christian Endeavor Association, died
today, after being Ill four weeks, of
typhoid fever ~
Dishonest Alderman Convicted.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 4-John M.
Higgins, member of the city council, was
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FOR HUSBANDS DEBTS.
The Joint Earnings of Husband and
Wife Cannot be Seized.

Wife Cannot be Seized.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4.-In a decision rem
dered today in the case of J. 1. Macks
against the Columbia Theater company
and Sidney Drew. the st. Louis court of
appeals decided that what husband and
wife earn by their combined laboys be-
longs to them Jointly, and cannot be con-
sidered the sole and absolute property
of the husband.
The conclusion, therefore, was that it
cannot be applied to the husbands indi-
vidual debts, and is sacred from the OBJ
litigation of the wife as well 1t can only
be taken in payment of their iont debts.
The case was brought into court as a
garnishment proceedings on a justice S
judgment in California against Sidney
Drew for an individual lodging bill. Drew
is a vaudeville actor, and he and his
wife are playing at the Columbia thea
ter, where the garnishment was served.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-05
DREAMED OF CATS
And Worried over 1t Until She Had
to he Sent to the Hospital.

ana w Otter over Al CAtAA S1Ae hdu
to He Sent to the Hospital.
Philadelphia Press.
Dreaming that her bedroom was invaded
by troop of black cats so unstrung
nineteen-year-old Lena Couch that she is
now an inmate of st. Mary's hospital and
bordering on insanity.
The young lady lies at Sixthv and
Berks streets, and was taken to the hos
pital at the request of friends on
Wednesday evening. She has a high
strung nervous system, combined with
a vivid imagination. Many pleasant
pictures and scenes have of late passed
before her in sleep, but a few evenings
ago she dreamed about black cats. She
got up the next morning in a very de-
spondent mood and told her friends that
she was afraid some ill-di5posed person
was going to scandalize her fair name.
her fears, but she persisted in saying that
something bad was sure TO befall her.
Then she was sent to see friends In the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-05
Mrs. wins1ow's Soothing Syrup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHlNG, with
PERFEC SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
all PAIN, CURES WIND COIIC, and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind
twenty-five cents a bottle.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREv1T1Es.

Nation, Ill-F'ire DESTROYED the bust
ness portion of the little town of Etn2
south of here.
New Orleans-The Southern Industrial
delegates attended, including many from
the North.
Chicago-Willam B. Dunton, formerly
auditing clerk of the Union National
bank, was found guilty of embezzlirg
SI5,5UO Sentence was deferred
Milwaukee, Wis.-The first annual con-
venton Of Wisconsin retail grocers- and
general merchants opened at Lincoln nal
with many delegates in attendance.
Pittsburg-The twenty-second annual
convention of the United States Potters'
association IS in session here with fifty
ing.
Boston-Mrs. Mary H. stoddard has fl
ca a petition at the Middlesex county
court for divorce from her husband.
tUrer.
New York-The American Sugar Rein
Ing company has declared a dividend of
" per cert en- its common stock for the
Oh the previous quarter.
New York-Physicians attending Lieut..
Commander Reynolds T. Hall, whose
Skull was fractured by falling beam
| at the navy yard here are more hope
fui of the patients recovery
Selma. Io.-News was received here to-
day that at Wheelr's store. asmall set
t fIei in Lowdnes county. George
WheeleT shot and killed A. Waldrop and
Calvin Harris. both white men.
OmGha-Gcn. and Mrs. Fitzhush Lee
and their daughter Anna arrived here
at o'clock from Chicago . At The sta
zen Gen. Lee was met by his son, Lieut.
had been sick since his return from the
PresiGio.
Washington-The population of fncar-
for Brig. Gen. Fl Wilson, u. S. v,
who has just arrived at San Francisco
from service in China to proceed 10
washington. D. c., and report in per
sen TO the adjutant general Of the army
fo1 orders of the secretary of var"
aWsh;ng ton-The population of inc5r-
rorated places in Nevada, having a pop-
T u at of more 'han 1000, but less than
Virginia City, 2,95, and Reno, 1850.
Chicago-The American Pathological
Medical and Surgical society will devote
an extraordinary session at the regular
meeting to be held in Chicago in May Of
next year to studies on cancer, it's man
aGemeut and modern Treatment
ago-Business is about done in ship
ping gram this season. While a number
OF agents We're figuring with shippers,
IEere We're serious doubts as to their
apl1ty TO get their boats 10 the elevators
before the expiration of Insurance.
Chicago-Liquidatio of the Interna-
tonai hacking company was ordered at
a meeting of the stockholders and to-
morrow Chairman John c. Hately will
5 announce a committee of three to rep
resent the shareholders in this process
Lima, Civilian Bigelow, who had his
sweetheart, leila Mananan, arrested on
me charge of alleged pocket picking, be-
cause OF her refusal TO surrender his
wager: withdrew the charge and the case
was dismissed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-05

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. Dec. THE
Porto Rican chamber of delegates, which
was harmoniously organized yesterday,
Senior Manuel Rosy being elected speak
er. met here today in joint session With
the executive council the two bodies
adopting resolution TO cable greetings
to President Mckinley. Gov. Aliens
message, consisting of 1909 words. vas
well received.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-05

today sentenced to the state prison
for an irdeterminate term Higgins was
convicted on a charge of Offering to ac-
cept bribe for pushing a measure
through the council Higgins will be sent
to prison pending an appeal to the SUI
preme court.
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Minnesota valley NEEDLES.

MANKATO. Mimi. Dec. 4-(SpeciaD-
The twentieth annual session of the Min
nesOta Valley Medical associa ton was
held here today. The attendance was
large and able and instructive papers
were read and discussed DR. O. H. Nc
Michael, Of Vernon Center, was elected
president and DR.. E. D. Steel, of Man
katn. secretary
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IOWA ELECTIONS.
Constitutional Amendment Is Now
Thought TO BE Invalid.

DIES MONIES, 10, Dec A defect
in the manner of the passage by the legis-
lature of the resolution for the constitu-
tional amendment providing for biennial
elections was unearthed today which II
amendment void. The constitution pro
Vides that when resolutions for submit
ting amendments to popular vote pass
full upon the journals of each house.
The journal record is complete but the
house journals give the title to the re-
solution only.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-05

Paris-A dispatch from Havre today
says the accident to the French line
steamer, L'AQuitaine, which caused her
to leak so badly that she took heavy
list to port yesterday, was caused by The
explosion Of a condenser
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-05

hope that a change of scene might benefit
her. On returning she said she felt bet
ter, but her old fear returned, AMI as
she continued to get worse it was deemed
advisable to send her to a hospital.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-05
For Rohhinr Freicht Cars

MANKATO, Dec 4-(speciaD.-Alb
Dunning was sentenced to one year in
Saltwater for breaking into freight cars
of the Great Western road last summer
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TO INVADE ENGLAND.


Ugh. Mercler " ants Plans for
French Expeditfonary Corps.
PARIS, Dec. 4.-Gen. MERCER caused a
deep sensation in the senate TO-DAY DIR
ing the debate on the naval bill by point
ing out the case by which England could
be invaded. He demanded that the gov
ernmcnt introduce into the plans for
mobilization of the army ami navy meth
DDS for the rapid embarkation ard Ge-
barkation of an expeditionary Cops.
The president, NJ. Fallieres, interviewed,
declaring that such proposals Were out
of order.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-05
Northwestern Pensions

WASHINGTON. Dec 4.-Pensions grant
Minnesota-Charley Herman, Blooming
ton Ferry, Sc; Michael D. Clapp, Mime
apolis, Sc; Tracy Bardwell, Bemidji, So:
Freeman A. Caswell, Mannah, IS; Alvin
Hastings, S.; Louis A. Dresser. Mime
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-05
LOST A FOOT.
Wound From Nail Made Amputa-
ton Necessary.

PRESTON, Mimi, Dee. 4-tspeciaI j.
Martin Peterson, of this vicinity, today
had his right foot amputated at La
Crosse as the result of stepping on a
nail about a month ago. The same foot
was crippled by a pitchfork when Pc te--
son was small boy.
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.T IS HER THIRD ATTEMPT
MRS. ANNA DAY GRAHAM is VERY
ANXIOUS FOR A
DIVORCE
HER HUSBAND CANT SEE IT
And the Case Has Now Become n
Record Breaker in History
OF North Dakota Liti-
CATION.

FARGO, NJ D, Dec 4-(Speoial)-
Anna Day Graham, daughter of G. G..
Campbell, a retired millionaire of Nor
ristown. N. J., is making a third attempt
to secure a divorce from Andrew Smith
Graham on grounds Of deserton and
failure to support. Graham was broker
ard steamship agent at Newark and mis-
wife thought that he had an income Of
81, 500 when they were married. He did
not and in 1885. five years after their mar
riage, Graham went to Colorado to look
for work and location in order to give
his wife the home that she desired.
During his absence she hired detectives
and started an action for divorce on the
grounds of infideity. The case was ,af-
forwards dropped and in 1896 she came
to North Dakota and started an action
On the grounds first named
The case was tried in 1859 before Judge
Lauder at Wahpeton and some interest
ing testimony was brought out in the
trial, which resulted in Judge Lauder
denying the decree on the grounds that
she was not a bona fide resident OF the
state. An appeal was taken to the SUI
preDle court and the decision was affirm
ed. Mrs. Graham then came to Fargo
and started a second Dakota action. Be
fore the case was called. for trial the
case was dropped, and she went to Bis
u1arck where she again started an action.
This was tried this week and decision
has not yet been filed.
Considerable new testimony in the
shape Of dispositions was placed in evil
dence at the last trial but largely similar
to that given at the first trial.
THE OTHER MAN.
1t is expected that a decree will be
granted and Mr.. Graham's attorneys have
instructions to appeal in that case. A pro-
fessiOnal man well known in New York
and Washington has been here for sJme
time and it is understood that he is 10
wed Mrs. Graham should she secure a
decree This is denied by the principals
who claim that the wedding has been
postponed on account of the serious i'll
ness OF Mr.. Campbell
Mr.. Graham claims that he did not
desert his wife, but that while ne was
in Colorado looking for a location she
left for North Dakota and started di-
Vorce proceedings. The case has been
in the courts longer than any ever
brought in the state.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-05

New York-The American Sugar Rein
Ing company has declared a dividend of
II per cent en- its common stock for the
quarter. This rate is the same as paid
OH the nreViOIS oI5arter
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-05

Boston-Mrs. Mary H. Stoddard has fill
ed a petition at the Middlesex county
court for a divorce from her husband,
tGrer
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-05

Pittsburg-The twenty-second annual
convention of the United States Potters'
association Is in session here with fifty
ing.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-05

OmGha-Gcn. and Mrs. Fitzhueh Lee
and their daughter Anna arrived here
at o'clock from Chicago > At The sta
ticn Gen Lee was met by his son, Lieut.
Lee, OF the Thirty-eiehth infantry. who
had been sick since his return from the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-05

MlIWaukee, Wls.-The first annual con-
vention Of Wisconsin retail grocers and
general merchants opened at Lincoln nall.
with many delegates in attendance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-05

cago-WiIliam B. Dunton, formerly
auditing clerk of the Union National
oank, was found guilty of embezzlirg
1880 Sentence was deferred
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-05

New York-Physicians attending Lieut..
Commander Reynolds T. Hall, whose
Skull was fractured by a falling beam
at the navy yard here are more hope
ful of the PATIENTS recnNerv
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-05

Washington-The population Of fnccr-
log Brig. Gen. FL Wilson, u. S. v,
who has just arrived at San Francisco
Washington. D. c., and report in per-
sen TO the adjutant general Of the army
foI orders of the secretary of var"
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buy second hand furniture;
hlghest prices paid. Address z. o. BOZ
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WE PAY spot cash for cook stoves and heat
ers Chicago Furniture Co.. IUl-4-6 Con-
gress avenue; Citizens phono SIS. ~
TENTIoN--we pay spot cash for furnl-
ture and household effects. Chicago Furni-
ture CO., 709-i-6 Congress; Citizens phone
Sis. %
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SUMMER RESORTS AND HOTELS.

Tho delightful Summer Resorts--Denver, Manou c
the picturesque Mountain Inns of I'll Rockies charm
a clearer brain, higher ambition.
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GOOD OPENING for an Independent, newsy
paper at La Porte

$500 will buy a nice little grocery and beer
business In a good location. My object in
selling is that have not time TO attend TO
II. Address 9i92, this office. 81
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS.
Programme of commencement fs
ercIses-PersOaals.

lPrOEru OF
ercfses-PersOaais-
Austin Texas May 26.-The university
summer schools will open June b. Jnai
prospects are good for largely Increased
attendance over previous years, The rail-
roads of the State have made rate OF
one fare for the round trip from every
section.
The university commencement exercises
will be held from June II to 20, inciusiss.
The programme is as follows:
sunday June -Baccalaureate sermon
nv Rev. Lyman Abbott OF New York CITY
al II a. m. AZ $50 p IN. address before
the Y. NJ. C. A. by Rev. A. J. Harriss oil
San Antonio. Texas,
Monday. June 1S-At a m, formal meet
ing Of the Texas Academy of Science az
II a. m. address before the literary 30
cieties by Hon. Clarence Ousley OF Calves
ION. Al 4. 40 p. m. open air eoncerr; at $50
D. m. anniversary exercises OF the literary
Tessday. June lS--A a. nj. annual
! business meeting OF the alumni; al 113O a.
m annual address by Thomas Patrie Bur
angton, Esq. LII. g.. 1882 OF Anderson,
Texas; at 430 p. M alumni serenade' az
$3.50 p. m. alumni banquet
Wednesday, June 20 commencement day
At 1890 a, nj. commencement address by
Hon. Presley X. Ewing OF Houston the
comforting OF university degrees. AZ p
m. final reception.
Thursday and Friday. June 21 and e.
Annual session Of the Texas state Historl-
cal Association.
All railroads offer round trip tickets a.
one fare, maximum OF So. on sale June II
and II and limited to June II for return.
University people are appropriately re
ioiced on account Of The universities vic
tory over Baylor in debate Mr. J. y
Dibrell. Jr.. who represented the uniyerst
in the Southern intercollegiate oratoriea
contest recently held at Columbia, s G.
was close second for the medal. Mr, 9
s. Potts OF the University OF Texas wa
elected president OF the Southern inter
collegiate association The contest mex
year will be held at abe University o
Texas
The young ladies OF the Asisc! saeiet
gave an original play in the auditorium
saturday night which was largely attend
ed. This society Is composed entirely O
young ladies and their annual public meet
ing is the event OF the year In universit
. circles.
Miss Eva Hope Anderson. who has heel
teaching for the past year In the Hig
schoo, al Laredo, Is visiting among he
: university friends.
The contest Tor the Coke medal IN IN
: Rusk1 Literary society has hesu postpone
until the goth instant.
4 DR. r. y Potts OF Bonham. Texas.
/ here visiting his daughter. Miss Nee Potts
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WE HAVE what you want Sale or ex-
cf Se. A livery stable, mercantile 81,
adjustments. ssdaiery business. farms,
ranches Allison T. Folsom, lawyer aud
land agent Moulton, Texas. 81
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WANT PARTNER for poultry farm. best To-
cation in the State. Address Oaks. Liv
orpool Texas. rs
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SALESNEN for all lines OF business (splendid
Side Line to sell our Calendars, $50 DIFF
ferent styles, newest, latest patterns, just
the things customers want; % to 30 per
cent commission Many Of our men give
their entire time to our line and mako from
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line ever offered. Write promptly with
references. Commissions paid on accept
ance of orders American Novelty Co.
Cincinnati, Ohio. n
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FOR SALE-Paying business in this city;
fine stand; stock VIII invoice eight hun
drcd and nifty dollars; saleable goods; no
trash favorable replies answered Ad-
dress Capable this office. 6-2
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FOR SALE-Neat restaurant; good location
fine stand: two years established. Address
Paul this office
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$500 mouth and expenses can easily be
maze by industrious, honest men or women
selling TO dairymen, creamorles, farmers
and every owner Of cow the greatest
mechanical wonder of the age. the Aerating
Butter Separator. machine for separating
butter from cream or milk. sweet or sour,
in less than five minutes. Write today
for our proposition of sole agency. Aerating
Co, Cincinnati Ohio II
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LADY CLEARED $500, man $iis2, last six
months introducing Holidays Marvel
Waterproof, shoe polish, selfshining, russell
samples free. Holiday & Co.. room 375,
lsS Monroe street, Chicago. Sole manu-
facturers. u
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

THREE FURNISHED rooms, with board. by
June 49, for lady and two gentlemen; pri.
yate family preferred. Thomson, toA .
City. q
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ElED--Tie makers, TO make exSxS aud
r. sap pine ties. Plenty OF timber, long
good camps, weekly inspection on KS
llsnd cash down them monthly inspee-
on GxS; transportation advanced from
[1Neport or Houston, or intermediate
EsA Camps at Tenaha. Burke, Moscow,
sAsW Cleveland or porters. ii. IL.
pest general manager, Burke, Texas.
500
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MONEY TO LEND in sums to suit, on APP
proved eolaterals or personal security.
Fair rates on exceptional paper no ue'
laws Address l.. r. Bergeron, Galveston
Texas. 81
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AEERS, Fremen, Machinists and Flee
aas; Send 10 cents for new i1-paBe
Daet containing list of questions asked
aamn ming board of engineers. Geo. A.
~. BOOKSELLER, st. Louis, Mo. Men;itn
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FINANCIAL.

WANT TO borrow 500 for twelve months. Sc
cured by mechanics lien on eilt-edge real
estate. Address Railroad Man. this ofhee2l
MONEY TO LOAN--Parties wanting to build
or improve their property will lind Il TO
their Interest to ca1l on me. Make loans
on real estate VIM. II. olschewske, real
estate agent, POI Kiam building. Citizens
phone 666. %
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WANTED--'ro buy two or three drummer s
travelling trunks cheap for cash; must he
in good condition. Address $780, this Of
fee. e
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$3.50 GOOD colored girl about IS or II
kSfklp'JsI'e,o help in small family. Call
IA Preston avenue.
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H Morphine, whisky-lf Interested in
saie Of these habits write for my book
Masse diseases. mailed free. b. NJ.
wv. ". D.. Atlanta. Ga.
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WANTED Second hand engine, about H.
horse mower. Ia good repair; give particu
lars, price Address 11S Twentieth street.
Galveston. ~
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

LOST While driving, small channels bag
containing breastpln, large white stone, set
around with diamonds. one diamond ring.
FIVE stones. one pearl ring. with diamond
center: also one plain gold band ring. Re-
turn to B. W, this office and receive re-
ward. ~
LOsT-0n Friday evening, a brown leather
purse containing bills and change also
voucher of public schools, $40. for February,
payable TO Francis q. Vincent. Return 10
s04 Polk avenue and receive reward. ..
sTRAYED-B Brown Water Spaniel, from 2sio
Odin avenue. Finder return and receive
reward z.
LOsT-Thursday afternoon In Third ward
Mrs Fosters society receipt book return
to this office and receive reward. ny:
Stamm. :.
sTRAYED-From 1911 Elysian street Fittn
ward one bay mare, two hind feet white,
stripe on face and nose, both knees scared
no brand Reward II returned to H. samp-
son. -
I osT-Pair iady's gold eyeglasses. with gold
chair on Milan between RISK walker, or
on Walker street. suitable reward return
afG Commerce street A. r, Lnmm Z.
LOsT-Gold chain necklace with locket and
| hearts: engraved Mannette. Liberal re-
ward paid, Upper. sos Main street z.
I0ST-Pug puppy. female. from ai4 Charles
street, Fifth ward. Return and receive re.
ward. :.
sTRAYED OR STOLEN Brown mare. almost
bay, branded horseshoe on Jaw has BAG
cut on knee: hold and notify Naquln y
Bailey. Houston. Texas.
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