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CURES BLOOD POISON.
A Trial Treatment Sent Free 10 All
Who suffer From nny stage
of the Disease.
cures Cases That Hot Springs and
all Other Treatments Failed to
Even Help.

:, There has been discovered by the Stat,
M Meaieol Institute, 2il Elektron, Bldg, FL
wayne, ind., the most remarkable blood
poison cure ever heard OF. 1t has cured M
sueu indications as mucous patches in Tho
nos n, sore throat, copper coored spots.
snanores, alterations on the body and in hun.
1rsds OF cases where the hair and eyebrows
BAD fallen out and the whole skin was a mass
OF Dolls, pimples and ulcers, this WONDERFUL
speeihc has completely changed the whole
bouy into. clean, perfect condition OF phys.
ical health. Every railroad running iota ~.
wayne brings scores OF sufferers seeking IT,,
new and marvellous cure and to enable those
VINO can not travel to realize what a truly
marvellous work the Institute Is acconpNsh
Ing they will send flee to every sufferer Tree
trial treatment so that everyone can cure
themselves in the privacy OF their own hornr,
ms IS the only known cure for blood poison
trial will be sent sealed in plain package.
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fA'Texas. November 14.--The
fNsedings were had in the
FIJI civil appeals today:
'ina; Sarah #. ostrom vs.
anionlo, from Bexar; Edwin
Co. VS.. John S. Carroll Of
snli Joe D. Abdura VS.. So
pnion. from Bexar: St,
a'oei Metal Fire Proof vs..
sn ct al. from BeNar: Her
nan ct al VS.. Adolph Kop-
vOmal; Hines Roth VS.. j.
non Medina; j. G. Dabbs Va
~ from Medina.
Nslruled. San Antonio and
', Railroad Company VS.. Hor-
,rlzer ct al. from Bexar. roi
|. /. I. Crawford VS.. A. Pan.
Eom Bexar, for rehearing
|u lsSlnc Railway Company VS..
sviane, from El Paso. for re-
IN fiores VS.. Atchison. To-
suls Fe Railway Company
~ lcr rehearing.
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WANTED Farm hand. who can milk Al.
ply W. A. womble. Bayland orphan homo.
n
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE--i to 3 cars hay for bedding and
packing 500 per tou T. O. b. Portland,
Address j. n. Lacy, pearlaud, Texas. IL
SEWING MACHINES at slaughter prices
Singer, New Home. Union, Premium sl5
each; others cheaper; offered in perfect
condition, At 1902 Congress. from 10 2:lS
p. IN hil
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. two stor
rooms, larRe yard hydrant and sever
STATS and two carriage houses. Waple
switch, Fifth ward 4
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HrLp w,ANrEp.

BREAD and cake baker wanted at once:
wages SIG per week. Empire Bakery. waxa-
hachi1. Texas. "a
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aAlrY UNIVERSITY
semoyed from Tehua ca ma.
-per OF Cities After Ii.

Ssmoyed from Tehua ca ma.
'er OF Cities After 1t.
Y Texas, November 1.-THE
y lne Cumberland Presby-
WI be held at Sherman
aug the most important ac-
Yen by that body will be the
ne Trinity university, now
'enuacana. For some time
'Auer has been under advise
cnurch, but it has never
who're the synod for action.
As'y is one of the Oldest
u learning in Texas and
snstence for more than
wars. There are ait the
A. something like 800 stu
college The number has
!, 400, but it Is said that
| As,.' ae inaccessibility OF the
|, ,ss.e has been a steady falling
III nance IT. is believed that
I've, we're more advantageousiy
ua rank among the most
a. w. ~ state of Texas. There
~ towns seeking the coll
FL, snich may be mentioned
~ WaSahachie and Corsi-
M asaaefstood that Fort Worth
n,a ,aee Tor its location, and
|ss,,, snsnan will no doubt put
IL sn when the synod meets
sno,s aave this city considered
so rs.,sants for its location. AT
i ''hlng like $4,000 was
seeure the university sew
X when there was some
aaool being removed from
n s.vre Rev. Buchanan leaves
e wiz know Just what
!, exposition can be made
|.,s sort Worth for the location
|osi..y. cit is believed that as
mi as was considered ten
y placed In Rev. Buchan-
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I Court of AppenIs.


NJ. November 14.-The fol-
vIigs we're had today in the
Il appeals;
Citizens Railway company
,ihIngton ct al. from Nc
zssri, Kansas and Texas
SONY Of Texas VS.. R. G.
bell; North Texas Building
ii vs.. T. B. Coleman ct al
b, Western Union Telegraph
T. A, Davis, from Hamilton
buys, Union Central Life In
iny. from McLennan.
pirt and reversed and ren-
n: Il. P. Haldeman VS.. Ray
a.. from Travis.
lib Instructions to trial court
Yrs. |. G. Everly VS.. j. W.
b Nills,
rslused; G. N. Tompkins vs.
l,Hy, from Coleman; City OF
inslla Hall ct AL, from
khr rehearing: Missouri
TslAs Railway Company of
B Wells. from Caldwell
(fre compasy vs.. Waco Hard
kiy from McLennan; Jones
" Heidenheimer, Strassbur-
TIN Travis.
|tns submitted: Gulf, Color
Pa Re Railway company vs..
|al, from Milan; to file trans
DaaSDert ct al. VS.. Texas Cen
\ COMPANY. from Hamilton, 10
'reis Of each party and TO
q error; B. Lantry e. Sons
a'ry, from Milan, to issue
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

BUILDING CONTRACTORS = The Moore
Cores Canal Company VIII receive bids on
tine building OF twenty t2O) houses on their
Side of the Colorado river and from three
to ssyen miles from Bay Guy, twenty t2Vb
mllee south OF Pierce station on the New
York, Texas and Mexican railroad; plans
OF the houses can be. seen at the ofnce OF
Cameron & Moore. 305ls Main street; 10
parties who wish to bid living outside OF
the city plans will be sent them; The com
pany will let the contract on Tuesday tho
2ist ~ November: all bidders Will be re-
Quired 20 give bond and the houses com
pleted on or before the 10th OF january,
1901 II
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TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES.

THE CHICAGO TYPEWRITER sl5 An hon
fcia list gold medal awards at Paris; speed,
SIMPLICITY. durability. perfect alignment;
IS styles interchangeable steel type. Span.
ish, medical. etc. NELL Roach, General
Agent. 1000 Houston street. Fort worn.
Texas. u-z'
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criminal Appeals.

a
voyember 14.-The follow
/ we're had today in the
Iii sppeals;
M Gardner. from Van
txvIs. from Erath; Nick
ss.Irop; Bob Dawson.
/, r.nanded: Sam Johnson.
<Iline.
hrIef for State: Johnnie
\ Fort Bend; John Lewis,
[pw;ell McMullen, from
H. Holloway, from Orange.
KIM parties. Wash Flour
KIM. Joe Clark. from Pres
[ghItney, from Harris. On
N Arguments for both par
|sambers and w. T Sweet,
- !. II. Gosdwyn. from
\ peord. Anderson Bland,
|'0u motion OF appellant to
Zion: Joe B one. from
. notions for rehearlng. w.
( D. Croince and Nice Mil
y,lsioches: Theod re Allen,
'ylll am Duncan, from An
/, Altered, from Rains;
rlrel from Webb.
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I|ioa -
IN "a Runaway.

eNas' November IA. y.
this county. was klil4l
\, runaway team. The de-
" years old and leaves a
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tlIsE TAX CASE
'.x,rTED TO THIRD
soF APPEALS.
Ease Involving the
,...ngibIe Property
Az 20 Higher Courts.

y,yember 1.-THE case
In VS.. The Austin and
,alssy. submitted on oral
!. tbe Third court of civil
! tne arst OF the franchise
In the higher court. The
a il the right of a coun-
,o,ansible property of a
], Inc home Office OF said
,rs,ed within its borders.
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VA, VIII not debilItate and
"a ~ill keep your nervous
;nos : and invigorated with
SsI.hATE QUININE tab
Ia ~ cause nervousness OF
y aesd; rs cents.
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements in the office OF The
Post for the week ending Saturday. No.
venlbeT 10:
A. B. D.. 2277 80; 2o77 (2,; 2l52; 2o7S;
c. A. w; E. r.; j. c. NJ; 1885, 21l0; 2l5s;
201S, 1858; Mr.. HubliyeI; 21O7; 2ls2 (2l;
20Sl tSl: Fred II. Fantl; F. C. Al "a; 2264
81 20l4, 2l64 20; 22Ss L. j.; 2ls7; 2062;
1856; 2lfl %; 2l91; 22i2 81; Az; 224s; 2liS;
Il. &; s.: L. 7. Stone; 22l9; VIM. swain t5) /,
2069 (5l; 20; 1900; 229o; 2244; 2274; w. W.
~ W. X. 90; 22gS; 207S (2); 47i7; 2122;
2275; 2296 (S), 207l; 2l46: 206S
WANTED--To communicate with Tom Mar
tin, who worked with me June, last, on
survey Tor II. E. and w. T. Ry. p Witty
corner Main and Franklin. 10
MOVING AND HAULING by a competent
man. Apply Rev. James johnson, POO
Nance, Fifth ward. New phone 2i7 ii
Y AIDES! Use Chchesters English sennyroy Pills
IN Best! Safesti Only Reiiablet Take other.
~ Buy your Druggst, send &C.. stamps. for pario
ulara and Relief Cor Ladies' in letter by return mail
Chichester Chemical Co., Phiiada., Pa.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

DlEp--Mrs. Marie Theresa Pinder, at Hous-
ton Heights, aged "a years. Funeral VIII
iake place at 10 a. m, from the family
vite0. 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-
NoTICE-Public notice is hereby given that
under the ordinance passed by the city
council OF the city of Houston on octo-
Der IS, 1900. the city Of Houston will re-
fund amounts heretofore paid for pave
ments in front of property according to
the front foot rule heretofore In exis-
tence; such refunding TO be done under
the terms OF the ordinance aforesaid. All
applications for allowance, as we'll as proof
in support thereof, must be filed with
the city secretary not later than jan
uary /, 1901. For further information,
blanks, etc. apply to city secretary.
S. IL. Brashear, Mayor
J. A. Thompson.
l.. J. Tuffy.
j. ID. Woolfofd,
Street Improvement Refunding Committee
OF the City OF Houston. 1871
NOTICE Is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting OF the stockholders and
directors OF the Houston, East and West
Texas Railway company viii be held at
the general office OF the company in the
city or Houston, Texas. al ~ o'clock noon
on Tuesday, the 4th day OF December.
1900 James A. Baker Jr.. secretary
Houston East and West Texas Railway
company. 12-l0
ELECTRIC REPAIR SHOPS at 1908 Texas
avenue; also full line electric and telephone
supplies. Barden-sbeets Electric Go. u
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WANTED onsignments OF merchandise and
country products Of all kinds; quick sales
anl prompt returns guaranteed; best refer
cnces given. ], Loewenstetn, Commission
Merchant, 100 Main street, Houston, Texas,
1l-22
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$4,000 BUYS Sl05O house and lot and $500
stuc''. annual business Sl5, 900; goods fresh.
no incumhrance on railroad town handles
several thousand bales cotton. Apply to
Jossa Padon Center, Texas, Il
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WANTED 80 Sub-contractors and men on
Montgomery extension OF the Gulf. Colo.
RADIO and Santa Fe railroad 100000 cubic
yards, material all barrow and waste; free
transportation for outfits and mon over
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railroad: mile
age rates over A. r. and s. T. railroad
Apply Kicker Lee. Contractors. Cleye.
land. Texas. u
WANTED-Young men to learn telegraphy
for railroad positions. Situation secured
or money refunded. Dallas Telegraph Col
lcge, Dallas. Texas. 11-2
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S5l. O0 TO INVEST in small business and put
in my own time; lunch room preferred. zoos
Preston street ID
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AUCTION.

money by buying your
furnitnrs for the lowest possible price,
this you can only do at the only auction
house In Houston: buy. sell and eS-
change everything from the nnest to the
cheapest Ma Auction House. az Milan
new phone s7s. ~
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FOR SALE--Modern. up~to-date complete
box factory, with without tho location.
A bargain and good reasons for selling.
Address George NJ Dilley 4 SON. Palestine,
Texas II
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NEW sPAPER and Job office. long estab-
lished, one Of the best In North Texas. Is
paying WE'LL job work alone runs from
$3.50 to $3.50 per month going into another
line ~ spring " reason for selling; plant
unincumbered; will sell brick office IL de-
sired; buyer must have cash or mako me-
gotiable notes. Address 2241 this office. is
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FOR SALE--A well established livery and
Undertaking business In one OF the best
towns In Texas; good paying business,
owner wishes to retire Oh account OF Ill
health. For further particulars address w.
A. Langham & Son, Beaumont, Texas. 1873
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rV trrrIshes WIN en heas rypn,s rnon,
extra good stand and good business; for
sale at half price; reason for selling, bad
health. For Information address J. w.
Hulon Willis, Texas. 20
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FOR SALE--A paving and established drug
business in nj Paso. Address l.. b. 800, II
pasO. IL
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BUSINESS FIRMS in need OF practical book
keeping stenographers, etc, and all per
sons desiring such positions should write
The Draughon Business Exchange, Nash
vile. Tenn. No charges TO employers. We
pay $500 for each vacancy reported to W.,
provided we oil same. business conf
dental, 10
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wANTED--A partner in lunch and basbecus
stand; so capital; good location; quick
Address 1919 Congress. II
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED by couple without cnmaien' , I
in. 1854. this office.
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FOR SALE--ilalf interest In barber shop.
doing good business location business cen-
ter. Apply b. *. Bertng Barber Supply
Co., l01o Texas avenue. Is
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GOOD RESTAURANT MAN can secure ga
cellent stand; free rent, tables, chairs.
sidebcard, upstairs and down, side en-
trance, Merchants Exchange. Houston. ~
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wANTED--Man with family TO take charge
OF stock, pouliry and truck farm neat
seabrook. Or. Burroughs. over kiesling's
Drug store u
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Professional.

SAVE hoNEY-R Reliable Detective service
RENDERED in civil and criminal cases. rea-
sonasit rates. For further particulars ad-
dress McCane's Detective Agency. Houston.
Texas q
& o. COTTON BRO. Fire insurase.
A&onu and Adiustsrs - Hsin strsS< .
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tie makers at Peach switch.
on Houston East and West Texas railroad
pay 10 cents for 6xsxs pine; IL cents for
7xSxe square edge pine; 1ic for oak In
spectlon every thirty days on 6xSxS pine,
the 1xsx6 pine and oak will take up at the
stump aud pay every two weeks. We have
just purchased 10000 acres Of virgin oak
and pine, and have an abundance OF lno
timber both oak and pine. Burkitt a
Barnes Houston, Texas. II
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND EGGS

WANTED-A gentle horse Tor his feed, one
that will work either In buggy or saddle
best of care Will be taken. Address u. b.,
IA Fapnin street. Is
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WANT ED--Tiemakers for sap and heart pine
ties making 10 and Is cents monthly road
inspection and pay on unculled timber; In
spection at stump and nay every two weeks
on culled timber Come to Mona or write
c. + SlGde. Kountze, Texas. 1918
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A COMPLETE six-room household furniture
In very nice condition; with or without
piano. No second hand dealer or parties
not meaning business need TO apply, 800
this office. 4;
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FOR SALE. cheap, complete restaurant out
ft consisting OF range, b-oller, tables
chairs. .croekery. linen, kitchen utensils
Inquire Eagle hotel, 1891 Congress avenue.
a.
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1 COMPLETE saw and planning mill: Filler.
! stowell a Hoyt Bros. machinery; nus !.
class condition; $1,000 capacity. 1900, this
office - 30
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FOR RENT-Two choice handsomely papered
connecting Offices, Wilson building No.
el6is Congress avenue corner Main street:
also desk room No 2ls Main st, Apply
Harvey I. D. Wilson. n
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

DYNAMoS. motors engines. pumps, boilers.
electric and telephone supplies OF all kinds.
nue. n
WILL EXCHANGE any kind OF dental work
for cattle or horse stock. Diamond Dental
Co. 6o2h Main street. II
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ONE NEW pIANo--Also two heatina stoves
tor sale cheap. Apply 600 San Jacinto
street. II
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FOR SALE-At a bargain: 2200-acrs black
land farm 30 tenant houses, gins and other
improvements; IL would make the finest rice
farm in the State. rs miles from Houston:
also one mere farm, with good Improve
ments. 8 miles from Houston. For particu.
lars address Penn n. Thornton. NJ. D..
Houston Heights. Texas. Il
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WANTED--A frst-class tailor at once, pants
maker or coatmakor; only good workman
need apply. Anton kybicka, Brennam.
Texas. ID
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FOR RENT--i6 acres. suitable for truck gar
den on paved street; artesian well ON
place. Apply l.. Housman, Camp Build
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HOUSTON HEIGHTs-Lots for sale at loves,
prices, for cash or on installment plan.
John A. Milroy, Agent,
II 200 Main street.
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ELEGANT furniture for sale. 1912 san ia
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WANTED Good drossmsker. also giri to
learn. Apply 12ls Fannln street. city, IL
wANTED--M girls. Apply Excelsior
steam Laundry. II
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

FOR ROOM AND BOARD pleasant soutl
rooms. modern eonveniences. Ills Travi
street 2
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ELECTRIC REPAIR SHOPS at 1909 Texas
avenue; also full line electric and telephone
supplies. Barden-Sbeets Electric Co. II
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WANTED--A young man willing 10 do some
light work for tuition In either commercial
or shorthand course. Apply at the MASSEY
Business College before a. M, or after
3.3l n. m.
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COUNT BONI AFTER wIFE'S
MONEY.

New York, February 5.-The World
today prints an article which declares
that the visit Of the Count and Coun-
tess de Castellane to this country is due
to desire on the Counts part to get
his hands on lump sum of his wifs's
shAresof the Jay Gould millions.
Tho Gonid estate which was vaulsd at
seventy millions when Jay Gould died,
has been 90 wisely invested that 1t is
now worth nearly one hundred millions
The heirs are loath to disturb invest
ments which are bringing such good
returns. Annals share In the estate is
something like SIC. goo. co.,"
The article concludes by saying the
Count will likely fail in his purpose ow.
ing to a codioll In the Jay Gould will
which plainly says that he has no pow :
or to accept for his wife lump sum Of
money in lieu Of her legacy and that
she has no legal right to sign away the
interests Of her children.
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SET BACK TO ICE MEN.

\ Gardiner, February 5.-The heavy north
east story has compelled the Toe men TO
suspend all operations a'ong the river
and thoss intending to commenos the
harvest this morning have been sst hack
for at least three or four days.as thu snow
and water now on the fields will make
a rust or cap that will have to D.
planed before cutting again begins. !.
While 1t Is a disappointment to the
operatives it is what the latoriDg men
havs been wishing. The ice Ii now
from 10 to 10 inches thick and no seri-
GUS results from the storm will effect
4 to quality.
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WEBSTER IN BoGR CAMP.

Lorenzo Marques, pelagos Bay, ssf :
ruary mir. Webster Davis. the United
states assistant secretary of the interior,
by Her Biermann. the Ger
man consul at Pretoria and party Of
friends, is at the head lager of the
Beers at Ladysmith and is inspectin 9
the camps and positions around tbe be-
sissei town.
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A HERRING CATCHER.

st. Johns. N. F., February -Advioes
received here today from Bay st. George,
show that the vessel which recently
went ashore at Fox Cove hiss now been
driven on Long Point. an almost inaoss-
sable place, where she cannot be boarded,
although visible from the top Of the
cliffs. The vessel Is believed to be a her
ring catcher from the United Statss.
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STRONG STATEMENT.

Attention Is called to annual statemens
in another column of the leadiag Fra
Insurance company In tho worid-Ihs
Liverpool and London and Giobe-oi
which Dow and Ptakham are agents for
Portland and vicinity.
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MIR. BoUTELLE.s IMPROVEMENT.

Bangor, February "a letter received
today by friends Of Congressman Eoar-
tslls conveys The information that this
physicians say his improvement h. Q
been SO marked that he will be able TO
leave the sanitarium now In few
weeks. en- .iIoiy recovered.
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BRYAN Is SILENT.

Chester, Macs, February Col. Will
liam j. Bryan left Holyoke at s. 10 today
bound for Pittsfield.
he would say nothing assue thetntsys
view with Hon. Arthur Sewall, candi
date for Vice-Presidsnt with Mr.. Bryan
four years ago. published today, In which
Mr.. sewall said that Mr.. Bryan would
be tbs candidate again, but would net
be elect ed.
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TREATlES RATIFIED.

Washington. February 5.-Ihe Senate
in executive session today ratified III
Hague treaty. also the sxtrsdition treaty
With Argentine republic. Both were
adopted without objection or division.
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HOTEL suooIE RURNE D.

Bangor, February 6.-Hotei Sueoie,
Fred Succis proprietor. at South Brew
er. was damaged siae1 By fire, Monday.
Ihs canse Of the fire was an oyerhsatsd
chimney. insurance 5000.