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The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PAR ACRAPHS.

BOifcui1Iet May Run for Congress.
Revenue Spotter KiIled-Thursday
an Important Day at state Uni
versIty-City OF Macon to Operate
n Tom Thumb RaiIway-Americ Gus
Now Has City COurt-AIfred Harms
worth 10 Visit Florida.
Torrents of rain fell in Americas Sun
day. Six inches was the record for the
day Bridges were washed away and
travel from the country was cut off in
places. Muckalee creek became a raging
torrent. and the town was thoroughly
cieansed Of the carnival debris.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03
Important Day at University.

Thursday will be an important day in
the history of the State University. The
board of trustees meet then and also the
Endowment Committee The former viii
discuss the investing of the 600 appro-
priated for the erection of new buildings
also their location and matters of repairs
The Endowment Committee reports and
1t is known, that about 600 has been
raised and it is expected TO carry this TO
$40 900 by June. After the meeting of the
board of trustees and the committee all
will go to the chapel and addresses will
be made by trustees. members of the fac
ulty and the students.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03
FreIehts and Charters.

Schooner S. B. Kaplan. Savannah 10
New York, lumber, $3.50; switch ties,
1712 cents.
Schooner C. F. futile, Charleston. S.
c., to New York, lumber, 1921.
Schooner Helen Montague, Charleston.
S. c., to New York, lumber, $575.
Schooner William H. Swan, lumber,
Savannah to Philadelphia; private terms.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03
Macon. BnnIs,s c1earinss.

Macons bank clearings show an in
crease of Sc, 662 600 for the year just ended
although the preceding year showed a ire
mendous increase over the year before.
These figures Indicate only the amounts
coming into the clearing house The in
crease for the month was 1924, 600. The to-
tai for the year was 1874 767, coo. The total
for the month was So, 307, 900.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03
EXTENDED CLOSING HOUR.
Columbus Saloons Can Now Keep
Open Until $50 y. m.

Columbus, Ca, Jan. CITY Council to-
night moved the closing hour of saloons
from 10 to 1880 p. m. The whisky limits
as to location of saloons remain the
same, with the exception Of a down town
barroom, That was admitted. Quite
lively fight was made on the issue of ex-
tending the limits. Alderman McPhail.
"as citizen and a father and in behalf
of the mothers Of the city" made urg-
ing speech against extending the limit.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03

The government cable which connects
Egmont key and Braidentown. and from
the latter place connects Tampa, with the
key, Is not i'm working order, and it
seems to be nobody's business to repair
the line. Some time ago a vessel dropped
anchor in the harbor near the key and
during a gale dragged her anchor. This
tore the cable loose and caused the wreck
OF the means of communication. The his
tory of this cable is a peculiar one. Dur
ing the Spanish-American War a cable
was laid by the signal corps, between the
two places named for the War Depart
ment, and was so used. The line proved
very valuable in reporting the arrival
and departure OF the war vessels aud
transports, Fort Dade was not then ready
for occupancy, and when the war was
over the cable was turned over to. the
lighthouse board and used under its man
agement 1t stll proved very useful in
making communications from the quar-
9ntine station, and the key, Then came
the completion of the Notifications and
the establishment of Fort Dade. The
War Department then wanted the cable
back and an effort has been made TO
secure ii, but so far without avail
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters of YES
sells free of charge in United States hy-
drogra phic office in Custom House. Cap
tains are requested to call at the office.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the Navy Depart
ment
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago, Jan. 2..-Wheat scored the high
est price of the season to-day on heavy
general buying, but broke sharply later on
profit taking, and closed weak May 12c
lower. Corn closed 1sd14c lower oats &c
higher and provisions practically un-
changed.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03

Fairburn was visited by a disastrous
fire New Years night, destroying $4,000
worth of property. The fire originated in
the grocery store OF J. E. Thompson about
8 O'Clock, and spread rapidly in both d.
rections, destroying all the wooden build
ings in the block
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03

Adrian, Ga, Jan. 2.-Mr. c. A. Fountain.
one of Adrian's leading merchants. and
the beautiful and accomplished Miss Lena
Moore. daughter of Mr.. T. NJ. Moore Of
Wadley. were married Tuesday evening
at the home of the brides brother.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03
Candy EscuIetts
Cures PILES or Money Refunded.
WHY SUFFER-

Sold under guarantee at following stores:
Rowlinskrs. Jones. Masonic Temple
knights. W. F. Reds. Marlows. Cleve-
lands. Donnellys. and W. A. Pigman"s.
Savannah, Ca.
LlPPMAN BROS, Savannah. Ca. and
", II. REID, Savannah. Ca, Distributors.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Thursday and Friday:
Georgia and South Carolina: Occasional
rains Thursday; north to east winds, fresh
rains probable.
Eastern Florida: Fair in southern, occa-
sional rains in northern portion Thurs
day; fresh north to east winds. Friday
fair, except possible rains in extreme
northern portion.
day; fresh to northeast winds; fresh on
the coast
Yesterdays Weather at Savannah
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03
COTTON SEED OIL.

New York, Jan. 2.-Ctton seed oil in
active but steady. Prime crude barrels
26c; prime summer yellow 281zc; off sum-
mer yellow Csc; prime white 931a@34lsc;
prime winter yellow S6q361Ac. Prime meal
$24.00.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03
The burglar Shot First.

Early Tuesday morning Clarence Moore,
who lives at 1913 East Fair street, Atlanta.
was awakened by the noise OF some one
moving about IN the house. He arose, and
taking a lighted lamp in one hand and a
pistol IN the other, set out 70 invesu-
gate. As he showed open the door of the
room in which he heard the noise, a
short, thick-set fellow, the shade of
whose complexion he couldn't perceive,
thrust a pistol into his face and fired.
The bullet broke the lamp Mr. Moore
was carrying. and sent its pieces jingllng
10 the floor. Mr. Moore then raised his
own weapon and fired. The burglar drop
ped O bundle which he had IN his hand
and fed through the back door, wherein
he had entered the house, forthwith Mr.
Moore thought thot his wing shot had
struck home, but an examination made
by the police later failed to discover
any traces OF blood
Macon 10 Buy Tom Thumb Railway.
The Mayor and Council Of Macon have
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03

River Report-The hight Of the Savan-
nah river at Augusta, at a. m. Goth me-
ridian time) yesterday, was 1872 feet, rise
of 90 foot during the preceding twenty
four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment
of time at all stations, Jan. 2, 1901, p. m,
18th meridian time:
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03
FLORIDA.

Alfred c. Harmsworth. proprietor OF
the London Mail, is expected to arrice in
Florida during the present month, and
will be in jacksonville for several days.
From there he will probably go to st.
Augustine
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
yesseIs Arrired xesteranx.

vessels Arrived YeEterdny.
Steamship Franfield Br), Wright, Mar
seiles.-Strachan & Co.
Schooner Rebecca j. Moulton, Cook,
Baltimore Master.
Schooner VIM. H. Sumner, Yeaton, New
York.-Master.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03
Boifeuiilet May Run for Congress.

There is a ripple through political cir
cles of Bib and adjoining counties, COM
prising the Sixth Congressional District,
over rumor that Hon. John T. Boifeuih
let will run for Congress in 1902, in oppo-
sition to Hon. Charles L. Bartlett. who
now holds abe seat Mr. Boifeuillet when
asked If 1t were true he would be a candi-
date for seat in Congress the next term,
replied that he had never said he would,
but that any number of prominent men
an the counties outside of Bibb that COM
pose the district had mentioned the mat
ter to him recently and assured him of
hearty and earnest support. Further than
this Mr.. Boifeuillet would not talk on the
subject. The time is long way off yet,
and in the meantime Mr. Boifeuillet viii
act as chief of police of Macon and clerk
of the House of Representatives.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03
Contagious Blood Poison.

erous condition OF which is we'll understood For
have been han ded from generation TO another
unless every vestige OF the disease eliminated the
dreadful certain to be transmitted posterity
My treatment this disease a positive and perma-
nent cure, has been demonstrated thousands
gently but thoroughly ceanses the system
every of the vile poison removing promptly every
outward indication of the disease. and stay
cured ! do not dose patti ents strong drugs which
damage the system tres tment is thoroughly effective
entirely harmless have this disease Success
fully twenty and by original method known
only to myself have cured more than any other
physician United States. also with same
ell chronic and private diseases OF both meu
women such Loss OF Manly Vigor Structure Vori-
cocele. Skin Diseases. Kidney and Bladder Complaints
Female Weakness, etc. invite every consult
without charge, either IN person by letter.
my 64-pa sc book and symptom blanks explain
stem treatment. Correspondence strictly conf
on for ladies. q A Bryan street. Savannah Ca.
IL 10 o IL GrrAau u m u. 1 IL. m
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters of Interest to Shipping Men
Generally.

Generally.
The tug william F. McCauley, Capt.
Van B. Avery, cleared at the Custom
House yesterday for Little Bahama.
where she will go to assist in saving the
schooner James Beecher, which went
ashore there while bound from Baltimore
for Key West with cargo of coal. An
account of the Beechers wrecking has
appeared in the Morning News. The
fact that the McCauley is a powerful
ocean-going tug, with every equipment
for the work she is TO undertake, makes
it probable that she will be able to render
the Beecher material assistance if she
reaches her in time.
A new design for a compass card, to
be graduated in a circle Of degrees con-
tinuously to the right from o degrees to
$50 degrees, emitting the present system
of points, has been called to the attention
of masters of vessels. The object of the
proposed change is to omit the present
system of points and fractions thereof,
and use degrees only. The present card
contains points and degrees. The con-
version of one into the other is a natural
result of the presence of both, but is not
a necessity as would speedily be recog-
nized were the points omitted. Accuracy
requires expression in degrees for
courses, bearings and compass errors,
and not in points, the use of which IS
but duplication Of work 1t is believed
that the proposed markings of the COM
pass cards would result in greater accur-
acy in navigation in its relation to the
compass Courses would be laid in de-
grees and more accurately noted, as the
approximate course of southwest by
west one-quarter west, "a little west
erly," for example, would be replaced by
the exact course of 240 degrees. Chances
of error in the application of the deviation
to the compass course would be Iessened.
Conversion of the points into degrees and
the reverse would be eliminated from the
problem. Boxing the compass would be
a matter of few minutes instruction to
the laymen. Sailing directions would be
simpified and all work in relation to the
compass would be facilitated.
Wreckers have recently been receiving
large salvage awards for saving vessels
which have struck on the reefs off the
coast of Florida. An award of $4,000 has
been given them for assisting the Brit
ish steamship Mount Oswald off Carys-
fort Reef, where she struck while bound
from Norfolk to Tampico. Seven thou
sand dollars were given them for float
ing the British steamship Homeric, bound
from Baltimore to Mexico, which strand
ed twenty-five miles from Miami, Fla.
In the latter case the claims of the tugs
which assisted were not settled.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03
VESSELS Went IN Sea-

Steamship City of Birmingham, Berg,
New York.
Steamship Berkshire, Ryan, Philadel-
phia.
Steamship Pydna (BD Crossley, Bre-
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03

Having Toured Florida and Cuba
They Will Now co Home.

Miami, Fla, Jan, 2.-The teachers Of tie
Cleveland. o.. schools. who have been
taking a holiday tour OF Florida and Gu
ban points. have returned here from Ha-
vana. They visited the Everglades yester-
day. and will leave here direct for home
There are over a hundred In the party,
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03

City of Mexico, Jan. 2-Gen. James
Aughter. a well known ex-Confederatc
leader. died at the American hospital ia
this city today from pneumonia.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03
savannah Almanac.

Sun rises at 7;os a. m, and sets at SOP
TGn no veroH--
High water at Tybee to-day at 6:12 a.
M and 6:44 p. m. High water at savan-
nah one hour later.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03

Cash QUOTATIONS. were as follows: Flour
active; standard brands 10c higher; No. 8
spring wheat, 6Sd74c; No. 2 red, 74d7Sc
No. 2 corn, 96d3614c; No. 2 yellow, $50
s614c; No. 2 oats, 2314@24c; No. 2 white,
2524G261ac; No. white, 253sG26Ac; No. 2
rye 52653c; fair to choice mailing bar
ley, 52G6115c; No. l fax seed, s1.57; prime
timothy seed $40; mess pork, per bar
rel $12. 6Od1265; lard, per 100 pounds, Sc, 90
ass; short ribs sides Qoose), S4.4Od6 70:
dry sailed shoulders (boxed), $5.S7Ia16 121A ;
short clear sides Cboxed) $6.SOd6 80;
whisky, basis of high wines, $1.27; sugars,
cut loaf, $685. graduated. $50; confec-
toners A, $3.50; off a, $5.54; clover, con-
tract, $1025d10.35.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03
BY A BURNING CHIMNEY.

Apparatus at No. 4 station Called
Out by Local Alarm.
A local alarm was received at fire en-
CINE station No yesterday afternoon at
about o'clock. The response was prompt,
and the firemen found the blaze at the
home of Sergt. James NJ. Mock of the
police department No. llO Taylor street.
west. a chimney was burning out, but
no damage resulted
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03

Vessels Cleared Yesterday.
Tug VIM. F. McCauley, Van Avery,
Little Bahama.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03

This is disease the serious condition Of which G well understood For
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03

Macon ia Buy Tom Thumb Railway.
The Mayor and Council Of Macon have
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03

w. H. PLEASANTS
General Freight and Passenger Agent,
New Pier So. North River, New York.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-03

JNewton Hathaway.M MD without charge, either II
lake pleasure IN sending my newest 64-pa &c book
iEg fully my perfect system OF home treatment.
dental. Private reception room for ladies.
once Hours-0 10 u, TO s, to 3 p. Sunday
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FOR RENT.

lions. Can and he convinced. Seaman
4 BArtell, 2o6 Fanuin street Phones
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HANDSOMELY furnished room, close In,
private family, reasonable rent con
vcnient hoard 1904 walker "a
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WANTED AT ONCE-A good waichmak-
err and jeweer of good reference. in a
town of $500 paying from So to s. per
er, this office ~
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c,ECRET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.

list Of answers remaining In The Hons
5on posi- want ad. department for week
epdiug September u, 1901:
S976: $685. 5o3i; ~; Sl27$ 2I2i; SIo2
b7II; Mrs. H.; 5u,zi S9i2; 5Oo2i 9l2Si 9.Vt
S7i9; h4s0: Farm; 81; j. p Garrett co;
Mn. o. IL, Herman; 510S 3O0s 390S
7Nl Knrhven street; 300: 5I6u; JOSo;
yo60; SfS5; 800; 5365; $3.50; 071i l2li
sJi4 O64: sob; 5763; JU3; Mrs. NJ; NJ s,
M A. ~: 1898; NJ A, r.; 5I62; L.; l.. \.
n; 5n6i 1894; 5736; jTdl So; 03l0i 0IIj
81, 4ITO: 5G25; 1000; $3.50; 20@o; 1910;
1850; 5O0l; 5000; 1925; 1914; 5094i l60;
900; Settled German; lIG9; 1919; 13OD
VA; 5o28. 5T97; 5t52. 57S7 5742; 3742;
lewis Paterson: 571G y-l 1891: 2216;
Sal; 500l; 5196; 5771; 5O2l; 5071; IL.
Henry ~,
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cation aeGENIS WANTED for an in
ousss e,uo9rsed by leading business
salies' NV departments, Insurance. com.
iohafch H Ivy pays large profits To agents.
lieet, Dailese Appliance Co, a55 Main
4 TS,,,s,-- ---..ss, leXAs, on
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WE HAVE the largest stock ot YIolInA
guitars and mandolins 10 be found In ths
city sheet music at half price. G. 1anke
* Co., SOB Main. II
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TYPEWRITERS.

"YTSIBLE TOUCH" typewrIting on the
Blick No. ., s89; No. z. $50; 10000 testi.
EAonials and catalogue free. w, r. Rus.
seIl, general agent Dallas. Texas. II
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Life "a territory on the Memorial
duetIon President Mckinley. Intro
K Me-, ana biography, Colonel 4.
Iipeo1r lure, hographer OF Abraham
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FOR RENT- one of The haudsomest homes
in the city, Third ward only persons with
best references need apply. pye n Co,
sos Kiam building. 20
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DON'T MISS the grand opening this week
The finest lot Of Cook Stoves. Heaters
and Furniture In the city, Hill Furni
ture Co., 1902 Congress avenue, corner
Caroline and Congress. ~
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60TBTT STRENGTH pILLS-P ennyroy-
al, fansy and cottonroot, 81 per box; for
relieving cases Of suppressed mcnses;
sealed by mail with directions. DR..
White Medicine Co., p. o. Box q, Hous-
ian Texas 1914
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FOR SALE ighty.three one and half
Sald dump ears, ten ten.yard standaY
gauge air dumping cars, nifty No. | drag
(second hand. three Ingers0ll steam
drills twelve No l wheel serapers tnear-
~ now, twelve No . wheel scrapers
NEARLY newl one track laying machine !,
rock tools. tents, wheelbarrows, hosting
engine, pumps, pile hammer, plows, snoy-
els, small tools etc. Kicker & Lee, CAT
weston Texas W
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BICYCLE TIREs $40 pair, Morgan =
Wright inner tubes $l.00; bicycle railroad
attachments, puhcture proof tires. March
Cumore, Houston. "
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90 ss 40 WALES DRUG STORE; You can
---."ays una II there. IF
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sEyERAL CAPABLE MEN to travel and
establish agents for our popular arr edi-
tion ~ Fafrar's Life OF Christ \ great
holiday proposition. This magnificent
work In connection with our, assoclati9ih
orer staggers competition. SIV9 lhonhiidIg
Chicago.
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ANTED-Young men to learn telesraphy
md station work Tor immediate service
no charge If situation not secured Dai,
ias Telcgraph College. Dallas, Texas, Y
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PROFESSIONAL.

AGENCY-Tra detectiyea
Furnished for civil and criminal inyesti-
Solicited. James Mccane, box 100, Heun-
ton, Texas. Y
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WANTED TO BUY.

WINTED 10 BUY-Cheap, for cash 4 ~
70 60 n r. boiler. secondhand, goe8
condition; return tubular or locomotive.
l75, this Office. -
WANTED no BUY-A grocery store ~
good location must hsse at lvssf IT.
saice. giving Rsrtieulars>
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FOIt RENT Modern elght-room residence
Apply next door, 1901 Texas avenue. U
Browne,
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SEE MADAM JOHNSON = Clairvoyant,
oalmlst. Advice given you on any sub
iect. 23i2 Prairie. Old phone 14O4. Is
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Milan street, corner OF Commerce, manu-
facturers Of all kinds OF vehicles; repair.
ing painting, trimming, rubber thing aud
horse shoeing scientifically performed AZ
reasonable prices. -
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sal; 50al; 5196; 57T1; 5O2l; 50T1; ii.
Henry ~,
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WANTED-TWo good travelling solicitors
None but best rustlers; 500 month anC
cxpenses; prefer cx-lnsurance men: Y
Won can produce business address ID. j
Poweu San Antonio. Texas, 10,
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amN-Ny Gold and namlana TahleEs
promptly relieve and permanently cure
if9n, Blchon, French Pharmacist. l702
MCKINNEY avenue, Houston. II
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Blue PRINTING at w6IIty's, OIL Frank:
lin d

A BARGAIN Complete wood yard OUTFIT;
capacity thirty cords per day; price $500.
includes boiler, engine SAWS, splitter
office, sheds, etc. also lease on yard.
Inquire at Moschart & Keller Co. rs
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fh .d:,l pimples liver spots. skin and
snpalp diseases cured by Perfect Face
taste 90 cents at Abbott Cockrelf *
% 90 ;, w Main street Trial Jar by mail,
~ 4. tents. Geo. 5; Rail, Box 100, Ciucin-
Hsl. AsE your druggist 10-13
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FOR SALE-Onc complete rotary outnt
with complete string OF new cable tools,
with hrstclass standard derrick and fish
Ing tools, cheap; only drilled 1000 feeti
also one Pinch Chapmuu's rotary With
new hosting apparatus and 500 feet 10.
Inch new drive pipe, "a feet l4-ipch; o01
feet Siuch and 1000 feet Giuch second
hand drive pipe. For prices and pArtc-
nars address w. d. Sherwood, Box 36lI
Beaumont, Texas. 70
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TWOPoUNp jute baggIng, cheap; 500
rolls 90 yards each, perfect; 1900 rolls
Marx, 6i3 TchoupItouas street, New Or.
leans, La "a
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hELDN FOK SALE-CaNb0ge, carly and
late, nat Dutch, $1.2o per pound; Creole
oniou seed, soc per pound; turnip purple
top globe, carly red top $. L., 2Sc per
pound spinach, zoe per pound beans,
Mardwells kidney wax, So per bushel.
onion sets, red and yellow, 81. 50 per
bushcl; white $l.90 per hushel; seeds
by mall add Sc per pound, Write for
our fall price list. Armand Kcrlec \ Son,
New orleans, La, largest seed house
In the South. ~
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PORTRAIP PAINTING-B inducements
for eight or ten people QndieS or gettle-
mem; permanent employment guaranteed,
G.. b. Anderson & Co., SB72 Elm street,
dallas Teyas 0.2i
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For SALE Bargain In Falrvlow Park.
Austin. Texas or viii exchange for land,
desirable home With all modern con,
venicnccs. For particulars address John
Ia Profile Austin, Toxins. u
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MooDMEN What will yen pay FOR 1909
cords Of wood lstandingl four and half
Switch on land. Address 1921, this OF.
fee. %
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OPEN yet sealed envelopes saves you $40
per 1000 Ia POSTAGE 1000 printed to or.
der for SO. j. j. PASTORAL Printing and
Llthogtaphiug Company Houston. II
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