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The Washington times., 1901-07-31
+ DIN BURGH RE-

VIEW, SpIll, lS1u-
Taking Mr.. James at
his word. we turn TO
Vol. II. PIP. 35i-5, and
there we find the
French pFivatcer Bor-
delais, an extraordi-
nary fine ship" of
twenty-four guns,
striking her colors 10 a
British frigate Of forty
six guns. without. As
it appears. making any
resistance" - certainly
without provoking any
comment from Mr..
James, At p. %, Vol.
/, We find the British
enty-four-gJG : h j p
Hyaena surrepdering (of
course, under the cir
curstances, unresist-
inGly) to 1 French
squadron, i surrender
which. in Mr.. James
first edition. was. by
mistake. represented to
have been made 10 a
single frigate OF forty
four glns-a mistake,
however. which did not
provoke the application
Of any expressive blank
to the British com
mander. SO strong an
instance OF partiality
speaks but too forcibiy
for itself.
was asked by a re-
alter he said that
il. that he remem-
ferred to, and that
! that he had given
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The Best Prescription for Malaria

Chills and fever is bottle Of Groves Tasteless
Gill Tonic. II is simply iron and quinine in A
tasteless form. No cure-no pay. Price SOC.
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Marine Rnnd CONCERT

The programme for the concert by the
band of the United States Marine Corps
at the Capitol this afternoon at 5:i5 o'clock
is as follows:
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EDUCATIONAL.
ROCKVILLE. MARYLAND.
CELERY COMPOUND
No Doctors

Wanted when Warmers Safe Cure L. used for
Liver Kidney disease Directions Label
Sold by all DTuggist4
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eavIor University Notes.

Waco. Texas. September 4.President
and Mrs o. II, Cooper OF Baylor university
gave an Informal reception Thursday even
Ing In honor Of the new professors and
teachers OF that institution. The event
took place in the young ladies' boarding
hall and was a most enjoyable affair.
The second week OF the Atty -seventh SEES
sion Of Baylor university closed yesterday
with an enrolment Of go pupils.
The excavation for the George Carroll
science hall is about completed and Work
on The Foundation will begin In few
DAVIS. The plans and specifications for the
now chanel and library building have been
dnished mud the trustees Of the university
have them under consideration.
The next Important event Of the present
session OF BAYLOR university Will be the
celebrating OF "Baylor Day" at the Dallas
fair on October II. An elaborate program
mas been arranged Tor this occasion and
every friend Of Baylor Ia Texas has 4
special Invitation to attend these exercises,
One Of the most Interesting features Of
the dav win he a match game OF football
IN the afternoon 10 baseball park at fair
grounds between Baylor university aud
Inc Agricultural and Mechanical college
both Baylor and Agricultural and Meehan
teal college are already making prepare
lions for this occasion and q big time II
assured 70 all
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Lookhart Locals.

Lockhsrt, Texas, September 13.-rha
Methodist Sunday school took up ccllec~
ton for the 2apata famine sufferers and
forwarded the same TO the proper authors
ties.
Editor Hadley OF the Martindale Rustied
was in the city yesterday on business COM
nected with his paper.
Mr.. Ed shlnn has sold out his restaurans
70 Mr.. w. Il. Perry OF Lytton Springs
Mrs. McCarty and daughter OF Eagls
Lake are visiting in the city as the guesta
OF Judge Ellis family.
Mr. Peeler. the Industrial agent OF the
Missouri Kansas and Texas. spent daY
or two In the city this week.
Mrs Ray and Miss BEETLE Randall HAYS
returned from their business trip to 81
Louis.
Miss Annie Baker Of San Antonio Is via.
ltlng the family Of Or. Hendricks.
Miss Rudesell Of Groesbeeck Is visiting
the family OF Mr.. W. j. Blackwell
County Clerk Mcdowell went down %
Kennedy and to San Antonio this week on
business.
sister, Mrs. Fuller.
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GALVESTON GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Receipts today Of wheN, none,
ELEVATORS A AND b.
BRENNAN BUDGET.

BRENNAN, Texas, September 14--The
work OF refunding the money, dollar for
dollar, TO the purchasers OF stock GER
tlhcates in the Brcnham- Beaumont oil
company was commenced Friday afternoon
by Secretary Milroy. About $4,000 worth
Of stock was sold, but as the company
made no effort toward development, 1t lie.
clded 10 refund TO stock purchasers all
their money invested with the company.
The company of ground floor stockholders
purchased q tract of land near Beaumont
and hold leases on another tract. but this
land being out Of the proven territory they
decided not TO bore. The expense incurred
in the purchase Of their holdings and in
cldenta expense amounts to a little more
than three.hfths Of the capital stock, and
tho stockholders will each be out about
$3.50.
The Gulf Colorado and Santa Re today
flied for record an instrument OF agree
ment with IL, A. Abel. In which II IS
shown that they have compromised the suit
for damages that he brought against the
company for Injury TO certain tract or
land adjacent TO their property north Of
BRENNAN by reason OF their failure TO con
struct the proper eulyerts when the road.
bed was changed. They pay him S211 n
dismiss the suit and he agrees to keep he
crossing In repair, they TO furnish certain
materials In Its construction.
The 6rst week of the fan session Of the
German Evangelical Lutheran college. was
attended by ffty-three students. aud the
prospect Is good for an attendance II over
| sixty during the term. The students have
organized literary society, the officers u
which are Il. Gerfen, president; 4. wal.
ter, vice president; Miss Louise Hodde.
secretary and treasurer. The subject
chosen for discussion ut the next mPetll g
| Is Were the Indians Fairly Treated by
| the White MAN. The college was draped
| In mourning Saturday morning as a mark
Of respect to the memory Of President Nc
| Kinley.
The pupils Of the Brennan high school
have organized a literary society with the
| following officers: H. wilkins president
| Tom Bolts vice president; Miss ssle Lee
| L. Bennett, critic.
Constable II. H. Burch returned from
| Houston Friday night with Alex Lewis,
| the negro charged with assault with Intent
!, to murder Mr.. Fritz Meyer.
On account Of the death Of President
Mckinley there VIII be no concert at Ger
mania hall Sunday night.
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SONS oF coNFEpERATEs.
Meeting Is TO Be Held at Dallas o
the oath,

Meeting Is 10 Be Held at Dallas on
the 2Sth.
Waco Texas, September 1.-THE follow
ing call has just been Issued by Thomas
r. Stone, State commander Of the Sons OF
Confederate Veterans
To All Sons of Confederate Veterans
Greeting:
Waco, Texas, September 1.-THE Dallas
camp has decided 20 ask the Sons Of Con-
federate Veterans OF this division 70 meet
I'm that city on September 2S, Confederate
day at the fair, for the purpose OF uniting
With the Confederate Veterans and tine
Daughters OF the Confederaey, who have
arranged TO meet on that day, The time
in which TO distribute this notice Is much
curtniled and utmost haste Is necessary 70
get the notice thoroughly disseminated IN
response to an earnest request from the
w l.. cabell camp U. 5. G, ", or pailas,
and from members OF our organization
elsewhere I hereby call a meeting OF az
Sons az Confederate Veterans OF this 81
vision to meet at Dallas. aud on the 2oth
OF this mouth for the purpose OF CONFER
ring together as 70 the best method OF au-
vaneIng our interest and benehting our
cause part Of the proceeds received
by the management OF the fair VIII be DO
mated 10 create a fund 10 help entertain
the Veterans In their general reunion next
year when they meet IN Dallas; Inc reil-
ways have given liberal special rate for
that day. The managers OF the fair have
provided special entertainment IN the way
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Copyright. 1901. by w. T. Foster)

kNopyVEnt, lbOl. Oy W. II tOSter)
Chicago, September 14-Last bulletin
gave forecasts of disturbance TO cross CON
tincnt September 10 to 10, warm wave sep.
TENDER IA 10 IS, cool wave September II
to p.
Next disturbance will reach Pacific coast
about September 10, cross west Of Rockies
by close OF 20, great central valleys ii to
o. Eastern States p.
Warm wave Will cross west OF Rockies
about September TO- great central valleys
II, Eastern States 49, Cool wave will cross
west OF Rockies about -, great central val
lcys "a, Eastern States &c
Temperature Of the week ending Septcm-
her % Will average above normal with
great heat drouth and dangerous storms
About date Of this bulletin the weather
will be hot In the Eastern States, cool
wave near the great Northern lakes with
showers between these two weather events.
The disturbance to cross the continent
September 20 TO "a viii cause severe
general rains and these rains VIII be fol.
lowed by killing frosts along aud north OF
latitude 40.
4 great fall In temperature viii occur
from about September % to 20 near me
ridlan 10, little earlier west and little
later east Thunder storms and heavy rains
will ,preccde this cold wave.
The last disturbance OF September VIII
reach the Pacific coast about the 28th,
cross west Of Rockies 10y close OF u, great
Centred valleys % to 80, Eastern States
October l.
Warm wave VIII cross west OF Rockies
about 90, great central valleys rs, Eastern
| states 80 Cool wave will cross west Of
Rockies about 30, great central valleys oe
| tober l. Eastern States October ?
The great hot wave of September VIII p'
the weather feature from date OF this pui
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Crazy wells and pavilion, is in Dallas on
business.
Miss Marguerite Richie OF Frankfort,
Ky, Is a guest OF her brother, City Attor-
ncy II. Il. Richie.
X. l.. McCreght manager Of the North
western Telephone company, with head
quarters at Abilene. Is here on business.
J. L. Higgins aud L. =; NdweA visited
the oil wells near Paio Pinto Thursday.
u. j. Hemphill, a young newspaper man
of Ennis, is here drinking the water for
his mental faculties.
W. W. Howard and John Rentfro have
gone to attend the Texas synod OF the Cum
berland Presbyterian church, which con
yenes at Waco.
Mrs. Hay and two children have returned
TO Dallas.
Miss BESSIE Campbell, guest OF Mrs. c.
H. Alexander, has returned to Dallns
Colonel and Mrs, II. +. Hughes Of Fort
j. c. Morrison and family have returned
from Dallas.
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oHAPpELL HILL NEWS NOTES.
Methodists Are to Hold a Protractec
Meptipd

Meeting.
Chnppen Hill, Texas, September 13.-Rev.
O 4. Hotchkiss, a very prominent mem
Der OF the Texas conference and now resi-
dent pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church at Bastrop, has arrived and VIII
assist In the conduct OF protracted meet
Ing, which begins tomorrow night, satur'
day, In the Methodist Episcopal church
here. Rev. Hotchkss Is polished SMART
In Biblical lore, thorough, complete In tue
discussion OF his subjects and never falls
in giving his congregation something TO
think and study about. lie IS wen rcinei w
meetings here some years ago nuu the Efeal
success attending them. and Is therelore
Welcomed back Dy an oa ao pfop rn tomortow
and will also lend his help In the meetihg
His great forte is singing and makes II a
successful feature ta in al O' bdns fet
good will result 1t Will last week or
The Woodmen Of the World will, on
sunday next, unyell the monument which
they have erected to the memory OF MI MI
William LttePage member ra o aco tn nnd
is buried in Atkinson cemetery, Just IN
the suburbs OF our town Quite an inter
esting and attractive program is he ihg
gotten up and win be rendered on the
occasion A duartette, "Some Day Some
Time" will be sung by Mrs. j Sterling
smith, Mrs. J: H. loutt Miss Sadie Elliott
Milton and Miss Mattye Cooke.
REV. Hal Buckher, pastor Of the Baptist
church here. who a short while back went
off TO enjoy vacation extended to nm
nv his congregation, returned home thls
week. accompanied by Mrs, Hal Buckner
his bride They are happily ensconeed IN
thc Baptist parsonage and began house
The Committee appointed to raise, suf
dclent amount OF money by public SUB
scrlption 10 build public school house, y
| that tlsa building will he a fixed fact durint
| October al farthest. JUST show our PEG
| pie the necessity Of a thing 10 De don'
| and II Is done at once, We are no Tag
| cards by any means, but up to date ant
/ In the forefront at all times.
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children Hurt by . FaIlinq Pole.

Navasota, Texas, September 1.-THE tan
Dag pole at the high school building
snapped of even with the ground yester-
day afternoon, and broke again At hair
way splice. In Its descent several CHILDREN
with injured Willie Boase, son Of Wlliam4
Bose, Jr., suffered second anger o. rignt
Hon was necessary. Henry Tlndley, son
of Alderman NJ. Il Tindley was iacesateo
ahnnt the fnce.
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smaIlnox. n ElIis County.

waxahachle, Texas September 14.-7Ths
commissioners court met yesterday and de-
clared quarantine against smallpox in Ellis
county. The county health officer reports
thirteen cases In the southeastern part OF
the county. all isolated and well quaran-
tined, and while he has BY prompt act on
got the matter well In hand. the court
deemed II advisable to pass formal quaran-
fine orders provided by the act Of the
regular session or the last legislature. that
thorough protection may be Afforded the
citizens Of the county.
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.,otnson county Is h Doubt.

cleburne, Texas, September iS-rne ~
dicstions are al this time that JeAnaqn
county has gone for prohibition BY yefN
small majority, but full returns nay sivs
cishnrne cave S59 majority for the angk
tickef: Grandvlew, 200 FOR prohibition; Al
varado, 81 Tor prohibition; Joshua, ~
ticn. these are the LARGEST boxes.
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FULL blooded chickens, Black Langshans'
barred Rocks Bun and Brown Leg
horns l.. Trefry Aldine, Texas 10
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Chicago, September .4Cattle-Receipts
500, Including 400 Texans; steady at re-
cent decline on all kinds. Good 10 prime
steers nominal G 00Q6. 40; poor to mellum
4. G0d5 90; stockers and feeders . JUg4 - /,
calves 3. 0od6. 20 Texas steers 3 .eOn4 80;
Western steers 3. 1895 %. Hogs-Recelpts
ers g. 2Od6 10 good to choice heavy 6.WG
s .971a; rough heavy 6.OQg6 40; light q. j1gl
8 10; bulk of sales 9 40ef3. GO. Sheep-Re-
ceipts 300; steady; good to choice wethers
3 StNl4..5: fair 10 choice mixed 3 .JUdi3 50;
Western sheep o 25QI1 90; native lambs
8 .oOf5. To- Western lambs 4.OO@5 90
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LIVE STOCK.
NEW ORLEANS.

NOFVNIuI 10 THY V'VT
New Orleans. September l4.--Tho New
Orleans live stock exchange reports; pe-
mand good for strictly choice cattle all
classes, prices firm: lower grades not
wanted. Hogs unchanged, thin sheep In
oversupply; no buyers
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Of music and other attractive features, be-
sides the regular exhibit and other attraca
tions in the fair. =,
ness 10 participate on all such occasions
aud believe II Is not only duty, but VIII
be a real pleasure 70 contribute to the sue
cess OF the Confederate day at the fair.
hope and believe that there will be
cheerful response to this call, and the
Sons viii appreciate our cause enough to
turn out on that day in large numbers.
will ask all organized camps TO meet and
select such number OF delegates as they
deem necessary to attend this meeting
aud also To have the sponsor OF your Gang
to accompany your representatives.
This meeting Is very Important, ana Z
urge on you to be there on that date. and
I feel that you VIII never regret meeting
and affliating with each other on that oe-
caslon. THOMAS Is stone,
Division Commander y. s. G. ".
II. II. King, Adiutant.
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Maria de Larrnaga (Br), 257s. .........33
Mussepeque OBJ, 1885 .............. -. 80
Nordkyn (Nor0 2104 ................12
Oriel (Gr), PITS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL
Rodney BrD, 2230 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Roma (Br), 1872 ..... near Virginia Point
Scholar ORD, 1881 observation-disclosures. IL
Sir w. II, Lewis Q3rl, 226T ,.,........36
Westonby (Br.), 2iTi. ....,..,..,......1 10
SCHOoNERS.
Edward r. Williams CAml, 5o.........2 20
BARGES.
Ludwig tAm.) Observation-Disclosures. "a
Nelson Bartlett (Am.) .................3 "a
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FORECASTS BY FOSTER.
Temperature of the Week Ending September 70 Will
Be Above Normal.

letin to about %, and another, fourtA
drouth of the crop season, Will be lowering
over the great central valleys.
After much heat and drouth In the
Mississippi valley, with the other extremes
on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts during
the summer, we MAY expect radical
change with the other extremes In the tnree
sections mentioned.
During the past eighteen months we hava
surely had the unusual in the weather line
and we will as surely experience more OF
the same kind OF extremes during the next
eighteen months, but these Will probably
exchange localities,
During October, November and Dscenber
the solar system win be greatly unbalarced
magnetlcally The planets, sun and moon.
forming a long line In the plane OF the
suns equator, with our earth 80 located
as to receive tho full magnetic force OF
these great heavenly batteries, viii surely
cause great weather extremes during the
next eighteen months.
II weather conditions have been OF un~
usual interest 70 the human race during the
past two years they will surely be no less
so during the next two crop seasons
Worms Will almost destroy what corn has
| been left from destruction by the droutb-
| Excessively hot weather In July or August
| produce a condition favorable to those
worms that begin to work on the grains on
1 the corn ears while they are In the milk
and those worms continue to destroy this
| corn In the ear till freezing weather de-
| stroys the worms,
Farmers will find the worms when corr
gathering begins in great numbers ann
more destructive thap they were last zeal 4,
| serious feature about the worm pest ~
| that they are poison to stock and Will XIII
| horses Good corn will be exceedingly
scarce before the 1902 crop natures as very
| little of this years crop will pass inspec-
tloh SO as to reach the ccmnierciai wcrld-
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st. Louis September --Cattle--Receipts
1900 Market nominal for want Of supplies
Weak at close, with prices on beef grades
10 to 15c- lower than last week Texans
slow. unchanged. Ruling prices, native
shipping and export steers 1896 25;
dressed beef and butcher steers $500. T5;
steers under 1000 pounds 9 $500 IS; stack
ers and feeders :, 0Nd3 l5i Gamers / 25l
. %; bulls 2 Oon3 80; Texas and indians
. l5d5 20: cows and helfers 215d3 10.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 Market active, steady:
p rs and lights 8 25d6, 20; packers IS 25fl
j. so; butchers 6 40d6 95, Sheep Receipts
ZOO Market steady; native muttons 2 10
as 80; lambs 3 J0sd4 10 culls and bucks
/ 1913 %; stockers 2.oOd2 80.
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hANh the best line OF secondhand
~ Stoves and furniture in the city and
n 1,oNest prices; caH and see us and be
n Congress avenue. as Ia
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON, September "a,

Arrived.
SIS Apollo (span), Barry.
Cleared.
SIS Norderney (Gerli Bremen.
SIS Nueces lAm.), New York.
SIS Rodney OBJ Antwerp
Sailed.
SIS. Nuscss (Am,l, New York.
SIS Norderney (Ger), Bremen.
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In UTILIZATION SALE-We have more
III H ssoves than any house In the South
m I'd only good arst-class stoves az
No ga, 70, ~ 81, So to SIS: we chal-
In sa,g,Ispeuti0n on good stoves that
iijsmsa SATISFY. Wright & Coombs, 414-4i6
F. IA
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SALE EHEAP-On0 fine Folding bed
y wardrobe; one bar counter and Ak.
'lsehold goods Hill Furniture Co. i9i1
ID 1902 Congress avenue. IL
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I SALE CHEAP-Nlce clean stock OF
cvna. nand furniture and stoves: fine
s,ssoh ana have a big trade; answer
- Address w, this office. Is
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4 80, Ss.A.Lt4-1ood full leather extension ion
NE; very cheap. Pantitorlum club. IS
H. elSiCLE for sale. Apply 1918
r.. --,-- s4esL 10
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Zee GOOD White sewing machines.
Y each one New Home 50; Singer
lop mead SlS: Singers 81, SIG; machines
e In good order with Attachments, HON.
lersand, els Travis. TX
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HOUSTON.
GALVESTON.

Reported for The Houston Post by the A.
II Norman Live Stock company.
Quotations for live stock at Galveston
Yesterday were as follows:
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FOR SALE CHEAP-One good saddle or
buggy pony; safe for lady; can be seen
this morning at Crarys wood yard. -
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FOR SALE-Some extra good mich cows
at California Stables 1T10 Franklin ave
nue.. Il c, Cain 81
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ia W 80, Sl3. so 10 S17 so: nat tor
~ aesk SS handsome mahogany desk,
e., nssrdrooes, SIS to 50, sewing machines
,rnAs 80 70 $l2 80; gasoline stoves, two
! ~ ~ three burners SO, four burn
tlnSoo 80 guaranteed; complete house
4 az i ts, cash cheap, Wright & Coombs,
-. NllaIn 10
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= SALE FOR SPOT CASH-strong
paeton buggy, good condition, SIS; gen,
fyear'oid horse, child can drive her.
Y, harness nearly new. Richmond
la Iar aad: Mrs. Lehman. il
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FOR SALE-Wagon, mules and harness;
also surrey and double harness. Apply
1915 Main street. 10
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FOR SALE-Bny mare, about IA hands
high, fat gentle for lady or children.
1908 Dallas avenue; information at tin
shop corner Travis and Capitol, 10
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SALE-We have lust
E s,so our Preston street store into our
In "s'otn store, which ILLS us up hrim
IN - what customers can get In Mon
~ We VIII sell the following bargains.
Llnusome chlld's white ennn nInh Irnr,
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FOR SALEJ-Combnatio saddle and buggy
horse all galts: dark bay. 15% hands
high, years old; stylish ana without a
w Walker a Co. 10
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|RNIFURE and household goods; any
1nr you want at any old price, Mod
b Furniture Co. phone 691, T04 and 706
tngresS avenue ID
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fckcssAadL E0A large walnut glass door
!, s 800 SSSs. CIV: l2O1 Main street. IS
isroSS sssSAPEST house In Texas for
sr1ltrra eeIS and tents and second hand
--...s.e. lhompsOn SnpnlY Hnnsa Is
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FOR SALE-Good team OF horses, new set
OF heavy harness also three-lnch wagon;
cheap il taken at once. 1910 Pease. 10
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FOR SALE-Three English setter pups. 3
months old. two dogs, one bitch, with
full pedigree dogs $3.50, bitch $40 Jerry
Gngsby Bryan, Texas. -
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FOR SALE-Pair reglsterefA greyhounds,
ia mouths old, sired by imported Weston.
cheap VIII Groos. Kyle, Texas. Is
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GOOD buggy horse for sale cheap for cash
Address 57T9, this office. 10