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Celebrate at Holbrook the 4th.

Celebrate at HOlbrOOk the 4th.
 We understand that the parties whose 5000 sheep were found on the Apache reservation got of with a fine of S2OO.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. B. Wood com menced keeping house Monday in the building where the telegraph office is located.
 We understand that change of time will go into effect July 1, and that No. 2 will arrive here between II and IF at night.
 The date for the meeting of the Arizona Wool Growers Association has been changed from July 3d to July 10th. See notice elsewhere.
 Vim. Morgan was in town this week. He was accompanied by his little son Dan, and says he is about the best sheep man he has around the ranch.
 X. Schuster anu son, Dick, and Geo. o. Angerstein went to Fort Apache Saturday. MT. Angerstein will take charge of tho Schuster store at Whiteriver.
 Dr. Sampson. of Winslow, writes us that he has sold all of his Belgian hares and wants his ad. discontinued. This speaks pretty we'll for three weeks ad. in the ARGUS.
 Mrs. H. L. Rhodes, accompanied by her sons Lee and Hester, and daughter Marie, left Monday morn ing for San Diego, Cal, where they expect to spend the summer.
 Dan Divelbess went to Kansas City Tuesday night with MT. Hun ing's sheep. Dan is getting to be quite stockman, and we shouldn't be surprised to see him have bunch of his own in the near future.
 In a letter from A. F. Potter, dated at Alpine, we learn that MT. Pinchot is making very thorough examination of the forest reserve and for this reason the party are making slower progress than ex- pected.
 If your schooldistrict needs new seats, furniture, or school supplies of any kind, let me quote you prices before ordering elsewhere. All inquiries cheerfully and promptly answered. W. H. CLARK,
 I27 Holbrook, Ariz.
 Lewis Underwood was the instiga tor of very pleasant dancing party Friday evening of last week, whict was in the way of a farewell party to Nat Greer and family. MT Greer's people will be greatly missed and especially the boys, who wer, prominent in social circles. The stereopticon entertainment and lecture given Thursday evening : by M. Sorensen was very interesting and instructive. He worked to con ,. siderable disadvantage, having
 new machine which was not quite il 1 good working order, but he had
 large collection of slides, and tn entertainment on a whole was goot
 Dr. Wm. M. Rudd, of Springer vile, was in town Wednesday an
 Thursday, and took the Frida
 morning train for Flagstaff, wher Q his four children are attending tn
 Normal school. Dr. Rudd has bee e in the practice of medicine for fort s years, over twenty of which wei
 spent in Arizona, and is still in yer l. good health.
Holbrook argus., 1900-06-23
A Frightful Blunder

Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best in the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth. Only p cts. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by F. J. Wattron, Druggist.
Holbrook argus., 1900-06-23
~Old Papers may be had at this office in any quantity.

Reports show that fifteen hundred lives have been saved through the use of One Minute Cough Cure. Most of these were cases of grippe, croup, asthma, whooping cough, bronchitis and pneumonia. Its early use pre- vents consumption. F. J, Wattron.
Holbrook argus., 1900-06-23

Neglect is the short stop so many take from a cough or cold to con- sumption. The early use of One Minute Cough Cure prevents con- sumption. It is the only harmless remedy that gives immediate results. It cures all throat and lung troubles. Children all like it and mothers en- dorse it. F. J. Wattrron.
Holbrook argus., 1900-06-23
4th of July Rates.

The Santa Fe Pacific will make a rate for the 4th of one first-class fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale July ?, 3 and 1, good to return July 5, and to stations 200 miles or over the limit will be the 9th.
Holbrook argus., 1900-06-23

Ivy poisoning, poison wounds and all other accidental injuries may be quickly cured by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It is also cer- tain cure for piles and skin diseases. Take no other. F. J. Wattron.
Holbrook argus., 1900-06-23
HOLBROOK 4RIZON4
CONSUMPTION

In Its incipient stage may be cured. This fact has been established. It has been proved beyond doubt by thousands of persons who have used the great blood. nerve and tissue builder, HUDYAN. HUDYAN has drawn thousands - -ay from the clutches of the dread d.S -se. There Is no denying the fact. Many peo- pie have been restored to perfect health by HUDYAN after their cases were pro- nounced hopeless by the best physicians
 You can be cured If you will Do not de- lay. Remember that delays are danger ous They are especially so in cases or
Holbrook argus., 1900-06-23
HOlbrOOk Will Celebrate Julu 4th in Becoming
 Manner.
At a Meeting of Business Men and Citizens Monday, the Following Program was
 Made up:

Barbecue Dinner FREE.
 Baseball-Snowfake vs. Holbrook. 5000 to winning club.
 FOOT RACES:
 Men-1OO yards, S7.50 to 1si, and S2.5O to 2d.
 Men-50 yards, B to lst S2 to 2d. Boys, over 10 years-S25O to 1st, Sl to 2d. 50 yards.
 Boys, under 10 years-S2 to 1st, S1 to 2d, Soc to 3d. 30 yards.
 HORSE RACE.
 POO yards, B to enter, $1200 to 1st, 5 to 2d. 200 yards and turn, g to enter, S15 to 1st, S7.50 to second.
 Grand Free Dance at the Hall in the evening. The following committees will have charge of the exercises: Barbecue-F. J. Wattron, Joe Woods, J. Divelbess, A. M. Boyer H. Buck.
 Baseball-Levi Savage, Bert Gravely, Lewis Underwood. Mems Race-A. Schuster, Fred 1 Wetzler. i Boys Race-Harry Zuck, Will 1 Wooster.
 Horse Race-J. T. Egger, "Tex' Edmundson, Joe Woods.
 Dance-B. F. Jackson, H. Kempe nick, Dan Divelbess, Lewis Under wood, Levi Savage. Make your plans to celebrate il Holbrook. We propose to give yot the best time you ever had. Barbe cue beef, pork and mutton; lemon ade, etc, absolutely FREE. Ther' will be a loud time in the old towl on the 4th. Don't forget it. Thi is a special invitation to you.
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incipient consump- ton. Look at these symptoms. Study { h e m carefully. Are they yoUrs1
 Then you must be careful. You are within the grasp of consumption. HUDYAN will re- lease you. Take NUDYAN now.
 1. FLUSHING OF THE CHEEKS IN THE AFTER. NOON AND EVE NING-the hectic flush It h 6 first symptom of con- sumption. HUD- VAN will cause it to d g a p p e a r. HUDYAN will es- fohliCh O naTGPNf
Holbrook argus., 1900-06-23

J. D. Houck and H. J. Ramer have returned from their eastern trip.
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circulation of the blood and cause the cheeks to assume a normal rosy color.
 7 TICKLING IN THE THROAT AND COUGH. At first the cough Is a slight hack-that Is the first indie alton. HUD- VAN will stop the tickling and the cough. HCDEAN will relieve it in a few days.
 a A SLIGHT PAIN IN ONE OR BOTH LUNGS, usually near the tops. This is an indication that the consumptlve germ has invaded the lung tissue. HUDYAN will eradicate the germ HUDYAN will restore the lung tissue to healthy con dition and prevent further destruction.
 G WEAKNESS AROUND THE HEART The heart Is becoming weak; HUDYAN will strengthen 1t and cause the weakness to disappear.
 You have the symptoms. Be wise. Take HUDYAN before it is too late. Do not al low your case to go on to the incura ble stage. If you do there will be no help for you. HCDYAN should be used at once It will make the lung tissue strong ana the germs of the disease will be rapidly drawn from the system. Then you Will regain your health and strength. HUDHAN can be obtained of all druggists for 59c per package or packages for $2 5O: 1T your druggist does not keep HUDYAN, send direct to the HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY, San Francisco or Los An Keles Cal. staff of physicians and sur. Reons may be consulted free if you will call You may call or write as you de- sire. Consultation is free Advice Is free. Address,
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4 bank is to be started in the near future at Winslow.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-22

rem that all the Baptist churches OF Texas
be urged TO devote the fourth Sunday
In February and the irst Sunday In March
to special prayer to our heavenly fa.her
Tor che State sunday school WORK, ami
to contributions towards payment OF lis
debt Coming from those who will par
ticipate In this special service | an con-
strained to believe that this Is another
voice from God 10 this behalf. Will the
churches accordingly please enter into tn 8
special effortg Is 1t too much 10 ask for
the first time Il suspect) In the thlrty-sx
years OF this Sunday school work that
the churches that founded 1t should we
two days specially 80 its needs? The first
Sunday In March still remains in which
to work. Please make the best possible
use of 1t.
We beg the pastors of Texas to Get
earnestly and With all their mi yht tn s
great work before their people and secure
the largest results possible. Your servant
for Christ's sake Z. c. Everett.
Corresponding Secretary aud superIntend-
ent.
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WORRIED WOMEN.
Women Worry About Little Things
More Than hey Ought.
enough iron in their blood.

Not enough iron in their blood.
What has irou to 10 with IL! The iron OF
ricn. rGd stIengtnenlAg, nour.snlnS p!ood 10
one OF the cni.I bhIdeIs Of nerve power
Iron nlak,s strength.
Weakness causes worry.
Women who arc weak aud nervous are thin,
pale or yeliow-faced. Tney lack tne rounded
form Of beautiful womanhood. Tnty are IT.
ritaDle and hard 10 please. Thcy suner from
heaoaehe, backache rheumatism, neurhi5lu'
They teei weak, tiieu, unhappy. miserable
Their pale color proves that they need iron
to color tneir blood. Tntir irrltabl.ty aad
nervousness. that they hced 4 20 .oue up
and strengthen their nerves Tn.ir thihness'
that they need It TO cure their dyspepsia
They can get what IRON they need, 10 It's
best form from Dr. Harters iron Tonic .
Not an empirical solution of iron salts, but
q scientific preparation OF tested Nnlue. a
preparation that for toity-two years has been
curing the sick by hundreds OF thousands,
health comes with p.enty Of iron In the
blood. So does a Strong constitution inc
strength OF iron Is made rom iron,
Dr.. Hafters Iron Touic hanshes PAIN,
brings back roses to faded cheeks, builds UP
nerves Conquer sickness
4 worthy lady OF south Portsmouth, Nap
Mrs. Nj. j. Weel. eorronorates the above Ia
these words: For many, many years my
blood was iron poor, Though ! did not know
plump. rounded form but. by degree my
coed looks iaCsd away until 1 began 10 look
like n ghost | lost strength and am3t Of
aud sutortd from pains IN my stomach, head,
hart, hack muscles aud bones. ! gave my
self 10 in despair Finally o good TREAD
Induced me to try Or. Harters Iron Tonie.
r ON the good symptoms VII On al one?
began 10 show themselves ! saw what ha !
been wrong with NE. | hsd suffered from
want OF iron. and II remancd fer Or. liAr-
ter's lion TOME 10 suprly II and cured me.
/ am now in good health and feel better
than have for years
Hare is evidence from near at hand:
"Daliss. Texas Dec. i6. 1891.
'sDallas News Genuemen--I ean cheeTfully
recommend Dr.. Harter's Iron Tonic TO any
one as a strengthening tonic. Af.cr suffering
some months with slow fever ! used one
bottle and can now thank this splendia REM
CIV FOR tho fact that sm hyine ard well.
Very respectfully. -
"tMIssj MARGARITE GREEN,
"N5. lie Ergsy st."
Sold everywhere.
| sample dose OF Or. Herisrs Little Liver
Pills anl Book Of Dreams mailed free
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-22
VETERANS OF CONfEDERACY,
GREEN'S BRIGADE is IN ANNUAL
REUNION All BELToN.
A Cordial Welcome Was Extended to
the Old soldiers--Eloquent Re-
sponsc by Captain boyd.

Bolton. Texas, February 21.--The seven
tenth annual reunion Of Green's brigade
began today with the following pro-
gramme: $3.50 a. M, music at Central
ho.el by Second regiment band; at a.
M, brigade formed at the hotel and was
escorted to the opera house by the Wede-
meyer Guards: at $3.50 a. m, meeting
was called to order by ]. Mayrant Smith,
commander of Bell County camp No. l22;
invocation by Rev. II, X. Maiden, pastor
of the First Baptist church; address Of
welcome by w. A. Messer on part OF the
city and in behalf Of the camp by Cap
tain James Boyd; response by Major j..
M Crosson of Ballinger for brigade.
The address of Mayor Messer was well
timed and appropriate; Captain James
Boyd followed with all address that was
rep.ete with historical facts and incidents
from the first American soldiers OF me
revolution " The present day, cioslng WITH
an euioslstic peroratlon on the ponus tuaL
now bind The broken ranks oil tue Con-
Tolerate soldiers. Dixie by the band
brought the old-lime "hebel yell" MAJOR
J. M. Crosson OF ballinser responded in
behalf oil the brigade from hrst 10 last
he held the undlvlded attention OF all.
1 He began by saying: Contracts | greet
| you. / am glad to see so many mere
with heads erect as they were when tho
bolts of yolleyed thunder went wildly
screaming DER impurpled field in a
temptestous storm OF fire." His tribute
TO the S.uthern women was sublime. To
the Federal soldier he gave cordial
greeting. In all our reunions those who
wore the gray meet those wno wore tho
blue as palriots Of common country.
fer this Is an era of peace and good VIII
! Comrades. with us there is snow In the
hair; We are dropping from the ranks one
by one; soon we will be floating, floating
! floating out on the sea of eternity; bul in
our hearts the Ere of passion has Iona
ceased to burn and we cherish no re-
/ sentiment against othe men who faced us
! in battles horrible carnage; charity has
thrown a mamie o. forgiveness over those
who fought under the Stars and stripes
The bloody shirt was never waved by the
brave men who fought on either side, but
by those who never heard the fierce hiss
ing Of the mimic bail We have been
/ called rebels; So were the men Of "a
rebels and their fame Is as endur ng as
the s,ars. 1t Is. has been and always
will be a glorious title; when beneath
some grassy mound ] am sleeping / want
no prouder epitaph than, here lies rag
ged rebel Home, no sorrow. no signing
no tears. no death, but home, swec
home; beautiful home, glorious. everlasl'
ing home home With each other; witt
the good. with the angels-home witt
l Gcd."
Judge W. H. Estill. schoolmate O
Tom Green. gave sketch of his life from
boyhood.
The afternoon session was devoted Il
routine business. Tonight a grand con-
cert was given. after which banque
will be rendered the brigade.
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NAY STOP BULL FIGHT.


funor Of Nuevo Leon Inclined to
Protect Washing toms birthday.
Antonio, Texas, FEBRUARY 21.--An
F1in Of over 2OoO people lie t here
~ lor Laredo to witness a bull fight
i gwen on the Mexican side of Rib
~ iom'rrow in honor of George
laslops birthday. 1t is reported
',N ne gov rnor Of the Sta o.
Ep' IN walcl the fight I; to take
Wy probably stop the spo 7. The
~. ! . stan h friend o. tha Ane :
~ % sevtrai cas- ous las Ct Sc
WIVES ana br thels which rora the
.u vorse Wa hlnetol. because he
|,,..ps iVe ina the name of the great
F'Naa sn'ul1 be thus sulliel.
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,mr 'eAas' February 21.--A LITTLE
Il, sFt'n Arm.trOns, a negr, farn.
Jew miles frsm Waartol. ma
n. niul accident, wish resl Ell
In sa .s nigat a firs had bseo made
Its A. astslks; ihe chi 4 iu pia in 2
w n e, mad its cl-thing catoh and
4 W. a., al Efforts 10 extingulsh the
sas s..aa'unily burned. a.t3r intease
\ freed 1t from rail .asi
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housings. engines. cane aud o4gAsse carriers.
all in perfect order; are taken out 70 make
room for larger mill. For particular apply
TO Howard r. Smith Machinery Co., hous-
ton, Texas. fr u
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METER OF BUSINESS
! ,,,,t,s IN Prices Are TO Be
4 Noted.
] ,,,xfr IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
Good stock Arc Active.
~ !. tom Uncbnnged--Eggs
weak--susar on
nfnce Of The Post.

wednesday, February q.
S'''' Mar uueyentful day in the his
2 80, markets. Dealers in prac-
o III renort an active trade at
,,,,s. but very few new features
~ = a he seen and only occasional
Y Il s,o,ations to be announced All
arc moving well and In most
s's s,riaedly firm feeling is in evidence
y 4 tbe conditions existing IN the
~,,ts,s. The general situation IS,
very satisfactory one AMI
=. I, }, the jobbiug and commission
y =. mat they are very we'll pleased
!, outlook.
.,,ret continues to be very weak
r,iees are constantly tending
me product is now quoted at
n, some sales of Job lots as low
.,,,.a Receipts are about the same
,.,,I stocks are not greatly dimin-
q no Increase In the demand,
4, whole, no indications OF any mo
:, IN the near future.
tentative Of the syndicate which Will
/ 4. ,srdIne market during the coming
,rsted as saying that the present
~ and that, as the new season
/ Nh until May. prospects for high
4, very good. On some goods he
~. will be stiff 81 market before
nd, arrive.
u. 4, poultry were again quite Light
I'M ,bo demand being good one. all
an arrivals were cleaned up at
~ bettsr than those Of yesterday.
|,.4,, for both chickens and turkeys
,,,,l,ut one at present, all kinds OF
IN being in active demand at top
ksn:
4. brst time in months decline was
amounted in the prices of gran Hated
\ shlch have been going steadily up
NJ sotno time past. Standard granu-
"A cubes and powdered are each off
Ia, making the price SIS and &c. re-
tss.
Ern ,dvices are to the effect that the
| Y,s Of $50 per bushel on fax seed
N maintained and that linseed oil is
|nong. A further advance in the oil
bam for. No changes have been an
M lately in the local scale.
|ksDce Of &c per ounce on the price
k;Aate Of quinine has been announced
kus manufacturers. So far local quota
IN unchanged.
h las been a slight decline in the price
Elli hay, which is now quoted at s1S.1;
I yer ton.
dance Of s5c per gross on the Diamond
y axle grease was announced by lcca
y today.
" ia good supply of cabbage on thu.
" and shipments from the interior fine
IsA
Ines Of fruits are moving we'll a
ricei. Local dealers are in good con
~ seed products are firm at quote;
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PRELIMINARY HEARING

"an Grayson Is Being Heisi
at Nacogdoches.
''sss7cass, Texas, Fe rua y 21.-The
|ay trial of SIZE man Ora yson,
y WIN the killing OF John t. Gar.
\, wlnenced today be ore justice
49, VIII pro 9aoly nsume TWO
n. sqs tne evidence 50 far Is in fav u
4, 'osaaant The State pia Cd one
N " tae sand ana re ted. The
n, ~ ~ the &c ene were all ex-
81, aas state will fin sh with a large
|,h witnesses. The court house
'"se aud! n all day.
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s0peiand May Recover.

III. 'e2as February 81 News
:, os Of young sam c,relana,
Ikn q pieces by unknown par
N ss., aoithe n part o. / ia CONT,
~ Nv , r-eeivei late las n-g5t
Z sers eneat that he was getting
eap "sh' WITH chances OF ultimate
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Vim MARIANI

1ariaui winc--worid Famous Tonic.
Written Endorsements from more than 5000
physicians. Never has anything received such
high reeoEnition from the medical profession;
therefore Vim Mariani can be taken with per.
feet safety.
Sold by ell Druggists. Refuse Substitutes
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MORPHINE,

Opium ana kindred habits new guarantesd
painless and safe home cure. WHOLLY gu
iersnt from all others. No publicity or m
reference with work or business, No matter
how often you have tniled Ne can cure seu,
note It's wonderful effect CofresponaeneS
eopadeutial and solicited DIR Puhpf.
Blnz Building. Houston. Texas
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ANY initial of embossed paper on "a sheets
of new shaped stationery with "a envelopes
TO match for Acc.
Only at Partoriza's.
so4 Main st. II
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SECONDHAND BOOKS Tor fale cheap.
Prrdy's Book store llii Congress avenue,
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DON'T BUY A PIANO until you have G "a
ipspeetion Easy monthly payments.
Janke & Co Mus.5 House. 700 Man s:'est
4-ie-lsJd
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HOUSES FOR RENT-Ali kinds and IN every
part q city. save time and money by Gait
Ing on us. Seaman Bartol, gu6 Fannln
st. opposite pustotnce. Phoue lts, q
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

REGULAR meeting San
A Jacinto Lodge OF Perfection No
"a - G, A. A. S. r., at 1llSis Con-
IS gress avenue. tonight at p.
~ " m. Visiting brethren cordially
~ ,rk<A invited to attend j. II. Roth
A ~SsA well. Ven Master. Dawes E.
Sturgs, Secretary.
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FRUIT TRIES. nrborvtae. cape iessamine.
J roses and shade trees al cnt prices. Hous
ton Nursery Co. 1905 Webster avenue.
phone 1913 Is rings) q
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WANrEp no RENT.

WANTED BY APRIL IA six or segen-room,
tNc-story house or raised cottage Win an
Modern conyeniences. In Third ward, ol0se
In. Address. stating price. also location, Ssi5
this Office.
one LARGE oblong or gospel tent. ~ Or "
feet BY 80 to 100 feet. fer Isl ana 20 Of May.
stsfe condition aud rental charge asked In
hrs, letter, Fort Bond County Fair Asso-
citation Richmond, Texas. ~
WANTED--Two or three furnished rooms tor
ight housekeeping centrally located. Ad-
dress P o. Boz 5il, y
FOR sALE-Fifty head Of pure bred Durham
and Hereford bulls. Al raised In C0'ha
foanty. For further Information racFess
Trrr Fni & Son. Mckinney. Texas =
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FOR RENT-2o0 acres in Bra4os bottom. two
miles of Richmond. For, Bend county. In
good state OF cultivation. has residence and
ive tenant houses: eood terms. J, b. Brock
man. ar nt 1l0iis Congress ayonue. ~
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THE PURE. rich clean milk and cream fur
nished by J, W, Barrets Jersey Farm sim
rly can't be beaten. A rial Is oonvincin&.
lie delVefs Phone liz. Two rings. Sd
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. 4, srSt time in months decline was
announced in the prices of gran Hated
sbch have been going steadily up
NJ some time past. Standard granu-
"A cubes and powdered are each off
Ia making the price SIS and &c. re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-22

TROY.-Burglars raided Gray, Little &
Co.'S store, securing about 500 worth OF
goods OF various sorts. No clue.
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FOR SALE.

cAk WALNUT vPkiGhr Ri.saSo--Nea.
York MAKE. used two months. pfico wnGa
nyw sSsh nov onened for $isS a. ~. Sl,ea.
sgs lrasis erect. ~
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FLOWER SEED THAT GROW --oue packet
each papsy, Sweet Peas, Dwarf Nastut-
tium and two others for loo; this offer made
10 introduce my home grown seed. WIN.
Walter Westgate, Scotsman aud FLORIST
Brunner. Texas Houston orders must be
sent by mail. n
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RANGERS FOR ORANGE.
' Trouble at that Point IL
Anticipated.

n N -HHtItiUHIcd.
\. sA'Onio' Texas. February ELLA
i. 'ns Of five Rangers from CAPTAIN
- company at Cosulla pas ed
Is h, .se city tonight en- ro1e o ange
y III, lAve been ordered IN Gnl ila-
n. .lner treub.e. The detac N Mt
/. IN ~ armed a1d consisted of 20 ne
mn men IN the nontisr scr ice
!. lsbs as composed Of A. Y. Oil, w.
g0d = l. Rogers, G. D. Bfowa a-d
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DkU0 sToRE-Good location down town,
Houston. haif value, cash. "Chesp Drugs, .
this Office