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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-03
ALL OVER TEXAS.

Italy now has electric lights,
Texas needs new cotton mills.
Delayed frost has heped forage.
There is scarcity of freight cars.
These rains are making millions for
1908.
They are getting ready for Christ
mas.
Range fed cattle are in good condi
ton.
Poultry and pigs are prosperity's
pair.
Fort Worth's new packeries are
nearing completion.
Vegetable and truck growers are or.
ganizing for 1903.
The Orient has fifty teams at work
grading near San Angelo.
Navarro county is planting enormous
quantities OF fruit trees.
e. H. Schmidt, sr, a pioneer resi-
dent of Eagle Pass, is dead. .
Bear hunters in Texas will invite
the president to come here and hunt.
An interesting revival is going on
at the Central Christian church in
Dallas.
Word has reached Galveston of the
loss of the fishing schooner Dixie off
the coast of Yucatan.
Tho Federation of Women's clubs,
at its meeting OF Beaumont endorsed
the poll tax amendment.
The General Bpiscopalian Missionary
conference of west Texas met at Cor.
pus Christi last week.
A test well in West Dallas at a
depth of 1900 feet is said to flow 1850.
an9 gallons of water daily.
T/fntoxicating bitters are now pro
hfbited in local option districts.
Some Herfordites want to incorpor
ate.
Dallas postoffice does more business
than Buffalo. N. Y. Nashville, New
Orleans or any other southern post
office.
Fort Worth is having a brick VS.
asphalt pavement controversy. 1t
wont make much difference till one
or the other Is used.
Work ON Trinity improvement has
been suspended on account of heavy
raAns, and cannot be resumed sooner
than Dec. l. at best.
Three men who were protecting the
Colorado river at Red Bluff were wash
ed away with the work.
The Comptroller's comparative state
ment Of tax values in 1901 and 1902
shows that Texas has passed the bill
lion dollar mark and that Bexar is tho
richest county in the state.
Master Mechanic Tate OF the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Fe was killed at
Waukegan by a shot fred into the
car In which he was riding.
There have been shipped from Lila
no this year twenty-five cars of pc
cans. This represents an outlay OF
$4,000. There will probably be if
teen cars more yet to ship. bringing
the total for the season up to forty
cars.
The gross earnings of the Texas
railroads for the year just closed,
amounting to $58, ,496, show that
there's something doing" New
Workers, on reading this exhibit form.
ed the same opinion.
Three weeks since the 4-year-old
child of Hugh Ray of Dallas, was bit
ten by mad dog. The child died
two weeks later of hydrophobia at the
Pasteur institute, st. Louis, whittier
he had won suit for treatment.
Galveston is preparing to hold a
seawall carnival Dec. is to 20. From
the published program 1t appears that
there is to be sort of street fair and
open air circus in connection with the
festival and several other things cal
eulated to attract sightseers.
Southern iron interests are waking
up. In Alabama old furnaces that
have been out OF blast for years are
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-12-29
Death of Captain Smith.

Died, at his residence at Fort
Brown, Texas, Dee. %, 1902, Cap
tain John Jay Smith, aged 50 years.
Deceased was the custodian OF the
National Cemetery at this place for
over twenty years.
The funeral takes place this af-
tcrnoon at four o'cock from his res
idence, under the auspices of the
X. of II. lodge and G. a. R. post of
this place, with intcrment in the
National Cementery.
Further data concerning the life
OF the deceased was not obtained in
time for todays issue.
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Call at WOOdhOuSe S
$STORE=
FOR OFFICE FURNITURE.
AN AMERICAN MURDERED
Unknown Mans Body Found Near
Arroyo Colorado-Robbery
the Object.
To THE HERALD.

To THE HERALD.
Galveston Ranch, Cameron
Co, Texas, December. 27.-On
the 10Th. instant, the body of a
man Gan American) was found
about one mile this side of FL Paso
de las Castanas of the Arroyo
Colorado, who had been murdered
about FIVE days previous, having
received two gun shots. The body
had evidently been dragged from
the place where he fell, by a horse
man, and left in a dense nopal
thicket, where it was found.
An inquest was held on the 18th.
instant by Justice of the Peace
Hilarie Treviho, who elected the
following facts:
From information given by Reyes
Garcia, who lives at the crossing,
and at whose house the stranger
stopped the night before, 1t was
learned that he was a young man,
about sixt feet tall, with light conf
plexion, clad in an alpaca coat, aR
overalls over a pair of WOODEN PAM +,
and wore a small black hat. e
said he was going to look for WON
on the rice farms near Brownsville.
The dead mans pockets were
turned wrong side out, and no doubt
robbery was the object OF the
murderer. The crime was prob
ably committed by someone who
followed him from La Taxa, Moth
ing was found on the body tc
indicate the name of the unfor-
tunate victim.
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Delightful Surprise Party.

A number of friends of Miss
Marie Browne gave her a delight
ful surprise party Saturday even
ing, at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
C. B. San Roman, with whom she
resides Mrs. San Roman was taken
into the confidence of her niece's
friends, and considerably sent the
young lady on a visit to the conn
try during the day, while she as
sisted in making preparations. The
participants in the surprise met
about half past seven, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Vietoriano
Fernandez, and proceeded from
there to the home of Miss Browne,
who was highly pleased at reeeiv-
ing them. A band Of music was
provided and dancing was enjoyed
for several hours. Delicious refresh
ments, comprising ham sandwiches,
olives, cake and chocolate, were
served, being provided by the self
invited guests, with the assistance
of Mrs. San Roman. Those who
participated in this pleasant affair
were as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Barreda, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Browne, Mrs. and
Mrs F. Layton, Misses Emilia,
Clara and Victoria Fernandez, Fina
Webb, Anita and Eta Kowalski,
Julia Bollack, Maggie Tilghman,
Katie Hicks, Sarah and Anna Ken
edy, Octavia Seaman, Addie Good
rich, Clementina Dreyfuss; Mamie
Browne, and Rita Treviho; Messrs.
E. K. Goodrich, 0. Sauder, F. Lo-
PEE, E. L. Kowalski, E. S. Dougher-
ty, 7. c. Franks, L. H. Bates, w.
Bates, Fred. Kowalski, J. Sherwood, |
". Kennedy, NJ. Brulay, L. Drey-
fuss, w. Jack, J. Bollack, L. Lay
ton and c. H. More.
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informal Dance.

The dance given Saturday even
ing bv the officers of Fort Brown in
the Administration Building at the
post was altogether informal, and
was very pleasant affair. Dancing
lasted until midnight. Iced lemon
ade was served during the evening.
Those present were Lieut.. and
Mrs. Baker, Lieut.. and Mrs. Brady,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Celaya, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cain; Misses Maude Wood
house, Olivia Yznaga, May Scan
Ian. Edith Foster, Maude Layton,
Irene Putegnat, Elsie Walther,
Anahel Hord, Geraldine and Annie
Kelly; Captain Switzer, Lieutenants
Waterman and Glidden, Messrs. Z.
w. Crockett. S. l.. Dworman, r. B.
Creager, Gilbert Lynch, H. bennett,
E. Woodhouse, c. II. Maris, and
Sanford Mason.
The officers at the post have de-
cided to have these gatherings twice
a months which will add much to
the social pleasure of the winter.
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PURELY PERSONAL

Captain Gus Thorsell, the staunch
pilot of Point Isabel, came up from
the coast last evening.
Joseph X. Wells of Brownsville
was registered at the Menger in San
Antonio on Christmas day.
George Stowe came back from the
Point Saturday afternoon, and
went down again this morning.
George Seaman, acting agent for
the R. G. Ry. Co., came up on a
special from the Point last night.
H. Hooks, a son of Mr.. and Mrs
7. ]. Hooks of this city, arrived by.
last nights stage from Bay City,
Texas.
Misses Alice and Lillian Dough
erty, who spent Christmas at home
with their mother, Mrs. NJ. Dough
ertv. returned to Hidalgo today, to
resume their duties as teachers in
the pAblic school.
Sheriff Closner and children
returned to their home at Hidalgo
today. after spending few days
with Mrs. Closner who is still stay
ING with her mother, Mrs. Nj.
Dougherty, being under treatment
here.
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ABOUT TOWN.
Cool weather TODAY

Cool weather today
Go to the Botica del Aguila for
Lowney's candies.
A new line of nobby neckwear at
Mrs. H. Bollack's.
Cranberries Apples, Bananas and
nuts, at Layton & Haley.
Fruit Cake, English Walnuts,
Pecans and Almonds at Dement'S.
Go to VT. bennett for table
delicacies. Read the list he offers
A stock of the famous Lowney's
bonbons just received at Botica del
Aguila
Malta Vita, Swiss Cheese and
Evaporated Fruits just received at
Layton & Haley's.
If you need any fine Candies and
Cakes, or any New Years presents,
90 to Leo Wise for them.
The editor has been i'll for several
days, and is unable to beout on the
streets yet, to get the news for the
paper.
The delinquen tax lists for Cam
eron and nidalgo counties for the
year 1901 appearin today's HERALD
supplement.
Just received at the Botica del
Aguila an assortment Of fine perfum-
cry, and toilet articles. Also some
beautiful japanese brasses. Call
and see item.
News was received in Matamoros
Saturday that the engineers who
are prospecting the proposed route
of the National railroad extension
were at San Miguel that day.
Just received by Leo Wise, by
this steamer, Bologna Sausage,
Limburger and Swiss Cheese, Hams
and Bacons, Cranberries, Currants.
Mincemeat, Etc. Also a full line
of other groceries at lowest prices.
a poor laborer on the wharf at
Point Isabel recently had the mis-
fortune to have one of his legs
broken by three sacks of Size falling
on him as he was loading vessel.
The railroad company had the poor
fellow cared for, and he is now re-
covering.
For sale by w. F. Dennett-Mala-
ga Grapes, California Navel Gran
ges, Apples; Fancy Candies, such as
Marshmallows, Chocolate Creams,
Caramels. Fruit Tablets, Etc, Etc;
Nabisco Ramona and Athena; Pate
de Foie Gras, Kaviar, Royans,
Anchovies; Anchovy, Ripper and
Bloater Paste; Asparagus, Mush-
rooms. Pimientos, Marones, Lobster,
Shrimp, Curry Powder, Olives, Etc,
Etc, Etc.
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Colgates's taloum powder g cents
per box. at Mrs. III. Bollack's.
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A CORRECTION.
The S. A. & A. P. Runs Trains
Sundays Same as Other Days.

In reporting the return of Cen
eral Grant from Brownsville to San
Antonio recently, THE HERALD
stated that owing to no Sunday
train being run, the general could
not leave Alice until Monday A
kind letter from Vice President NJ !.
d. Monserrate of the S. A. Il A. p.
road calls the attention of the editor
to the fact that the paper was In
error in making such a statement,
as trains from Alice to San Antonio
and Houston are run daily, includ-
ing Sundays.
How such an error crept into
THE HERALD is difficult to under
stand, as General Grant did not
leave Brownsville until Saturday
and could not have reached Alice
before Sunday night, in any event.
The correction is cheerfully made,
for the benefit of travellers to and
from Brownsville.
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Notice to Stockholders.

The regular annual meeting of
the stockholders of the First Ma
tional Bank of Brownsville, Texas,
viii he held at its banking house
on Tnes,iay, January Is, 1903, be-
tween the hours Of one and 4o'elock
p m, for the purpose of electing
Board OF Directors for the ensuing
year, and such other business as
may properly come before IT.
A. AsHHEIM,. Cashier.
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NOTICE.

l will dispose of my entire stock
of cattle, horses, sheep and goats,
at private sale for cash. They will
be ready for inspection after Jan.
uary 1st., 1908, at my ranch six
miles north of Brownsville. For
particulars, apply to
Mrs. j. /. P. FRANKLIN,
Brownsville, Texas
12-27- 10ds.
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The NatiOna! Branch
Engineer Sets Out for San Miguel
to Definitely Determine the
Route.

A Monterey dispatch in the San
Antonio Express, dated Dec. %,
says:
81. NJ. Reid, chief constructor of
the Mexican National Railroad, and
&. de Wolf, chief locating engineer
of that road, left this morning for
Cerralvo and San Miguel, in order
to definitely determine the route to
be taken by the contemplated Mex
i6Ap National Railroad branch to
Matahzssfrom the places named" "
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Residence For Sale

For sale-Two choice lots with
residence corner Elizabeth and 9TH.
streets. Apply for terms to
THos. B. RUSSELL,
Brownsville, Texas
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4 FRIGHTENED HORSE.

Running like mad down the
street, dumping the occupants, or a
hundred ether accidents, are every
day occurrences. Ithehooves evey-
body to have reliableSalve handy
and there none as sa.al as kuei :
lens Afnicl -Salve. Burns, Cuts,
Sores, Eczema and Piles. disappear
quickly under It's soothing effect
Doc, At J l.. Putegnat {; Bros.
Drug store.
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WANTED Position as planning machine
Or mouder man. In healthy location.
ADDRESS a. Hustler Naples, Texas. IL
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HELP WANTED.
kEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

1900 ACRES OF LAND on a rice canal;
this first TO be watered; 500 acres plant
ed in rice this year; good residence, large
barn, all improvements necessary to make
1t hrst-ciass rice plantation; all fenced;
telephone In the house; price $50 per
acre half cash. balance to suit; will sell
all farm implements and teams with the
property II wanted; a great bargain.
800 acres on n rice canal, nne land; three
miles from railroad station; this tract
can be subdivided; price S2S per acres
partial payments accepted.
$40 acres on rice canal, cheap; viii
sell in half sections; price aud terms
upon application.
1900 acres all fenced, several farm
houses, running stream or water through.
out the property; half pralrie, half timber.
within a mile of two railroads; 50 per
acre; half cash, balance TO suit; great
bargain.
ton prairie, Liberty county, from ltO
acres up 10 400.
Two splendid tracts OF prairie land In
Harris county. near a railroad; 1876 acres
In esch tract. price IS per acre; this
property is offered ut great bargain
II viii pay eitner the settler or the spccu-
lator to look OF It.
1000 acres in body, COO acres Of which
is black bottom prairie land, Joining Il
rice canal, part OF which was IN rice for
the hrst tlme this year; balance OF the
land timber, but heavy black soil So per
acre, half CASH first land on the canal
TO be watered, me proposition; cheap.
Agents for kountze Bros lands In
wharton, Matagorda aud jackson counties
iu tracts Of 100 acres up TO $4,000; prices
50 10 SIS per acre; great development will
take place IN these counties during the
next twelve months: lands are sure TO In
crease In value; they are suited to the
culture Of rice, corn, cotton, sugar cane,
oats and other South Texas crops; write
for maps and price list; We have many
tracts that are bargains from the Sabine
river to the Guadalupe
w. {. Moore q Co., Houston, Texas.
Dusou Moore IS Co, III Campo Texas
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FURNISHED ROOM for rent at 6io Aus
tin. /
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WE HAVE the acreage property and the
A---
city property you want; several good
homes aud business locations Call for
particulars.
GEO. L. PORTER & son,
II 206ls Main Street
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BoARD-RoOMs WANTED.

a an cooling tor board Tor twe adults;
2lo1 Austin
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% essL kone Gshnt cherD
Sas.t. AlhY ,tOtteAI7
FOX SALE.

FOR SALE CHEAP 1000 feet black, 2O0l
feet galvanized one.lnch pipe, good as
new. Tlmpson Coal Co., Tinpson, Texas.
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W4NTED--A good dining room slri. 80.
Butler Flats
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS affords more advan
tares for a home than any other suburb
Of Houston See this property before you
buy,
Lots for sale at lowest prices, for cash
or on lnstallment plan.
Houston Heights office 90 Main street.
JOHN A. MlLRoI. Agent.
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IN THIRD WARD. WITHIN EIGHU
BLOCKS OF RICE HoTEL-New seven
room two-story slate roof dwelling, lot
once. win take vacant iots as nrst pay.
lnent; sec us N In market 10 BUY, SELL
or EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE.
II. c. GRAY Il CO.,
II 5O2 Blnz.
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GhspO 4eaA PeSt
~ tSa~t aaa- DO qou?
REAL EsrATE FoR SALE.

100 ACRES unimproved land on canal
three miles from. railroad station, S25
per acre half cash, balance easy terms
200 acres three miles from railroad sta
ton on rice capaL splendid prairie land
S2a per acre, hair cash, balance easy
termsi 500 acres splendid prairie land
good drainage through the tract on rice
canal. ave miles from railroad station
and rice mill, SOB per acre; 30 acres on
rice canal, $50 per acre, half casni 69o
acres on canal hne prairie land, SO per
acre, half cash. balance easy terms; 125,-
600 acres black prairie land IN the heau
tifui III Campo country, in tracts ~ 10
acre. splendid land, suited 70 the cul-
ture Of rice, corn, oats. cotton. sugar
cane and other South Texas crops. one.
third cash, balance three equal annual
payments. per cent interest. shallow
wells for irrigating purposes at depth
OF sixty feet, artcsian wells 200 70 500
feet: write for maps and price list we
have two splendid rico canal propositions,
10000 to 10000 acres with river 'front.'
and an abundance OF water hne land
good railroad facilities; estlmates fur
nished. giving cost Of canal, pumping
plant and improvements. all lands sold
by this arm, II the title should not prove
satisfactory upon examination by an at
torney selected by the purchaser, we
agree TO refund all expenses incurred by
the purchaser. including the attorney Zee
for examining the title and the railroad
fare from his home 10 Texas aud return;
Houston agents for the Texas Rice De- ,
veiopment Co.'S property; embraces N,s S9 ~
acres on the Deautliui lIeSpuluelVh phss
for sale lr tracts from 100 acres up; ar
teslan wells flowing on this property az
shallow depth; write for price list ana
descriptive pamphlets OF this property
we have lands In every county IN South
Texas In tracts OF from so acres IN;
prices low and terms reasonAbe; can
and see them yourself or write US statlng
what you want, for we have II. W. G.
Moore & Co. Houston, Texas; Duson,
Moore & Co. III Campo, Texas y
NOTICF RICE GRowERs-H s2l
acres dne rice land water supply mex,
haustible; want lrrigating plant; VIII
make liberal terms for water supply or
sell half interest In lnnd and become
partner In plant. Guarantee land fertile,
ensily flooded and drained; six-rooH
frame dwelling; all fenced, Have choice
rice land. well located want partner
with some money. Write me. Joseph
Greer, AnEleton, Bra2oria county, Texas,
FOR SALE--Twenty acres well improved
rice land, on canal with water right
one mile east Riceton; sixteen miles
south Of Houston. for particulars writ
the owners. Black Bros, Rcetsn
Texas.
II. A. ARNOLD, 81 Binz, has some choice
corner lots on South End car line thel
are snaps: also some beautiful homes on
Fannin. Main. Travis, Milan aud Louis
ianai these arc specialist call quick. !.
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FOR RENT-Two or three unturnished
rooms; very reasonable, 1416 Cheneyert
street; old phone .2S2
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slTUATIoNs--MALE.

tlnd =, young German boys desire snv
|nd NJ, work. Address Mr. Martin, Hoiiy
.TSi5S y. saser streets, Houston, Texas. s
Han x ASED white man desires noSi-
kstrhr. store, gentlemans residence or
n care am reliable; understand prop.
bis ofaces olses and cows. Address loO9.
|eaFk oiashts % wash dlshes; about is
Wv Address. 22oe Magnolia. s
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man; speaks. reads and writes English,
French and German. Address 1897, this
Office.
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CHOICE carnations and roses az Stacy's
drug storei phone 4oA. A. Whitaker,
florist. Il
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1T YOU want a good man to take care
OF horse and buggy answer this Address
1907, this Office
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plants BY the million; iU1
acres; special descriptive price list free.
Alvin Fruit and Nursery Co. unc.l, Aigoa,
Texas Il
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HsLLoLHAYE YOU SEEN GEoRGE3
HANDLES STRICTLY CITY PROPER
TY. G.. b. PENNOCK X CO.. OLD
OPERA HOUSE, PoSTOFFICE BON
6l2, BEAUMONT, TENAS, ~
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Esrt ~ az the Crescent-Pears Soap. mn
fyo Hyu r I0e, Packers Tar Soap l5c;
Hoyidsr t99oth POWDER, 15c: Ben Levy
ssMIuer, Doc. Crescent Drug Store. 319
- steeet. corner Preston avenue. II
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FOR SALE-Modern nine-room house, FUR
nished 5000 For terms apply on prem
ises. $40 st. Emanuel 81
II. A. ARNOLD. 81 Binz, has some choice
rice lands; Que special tract, ten miles
north Houston with house, barn, engine
boiler and machinery that viii double
In value IN twelve months, sacrifice;
see him at once. II
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BINz & sErTEGAsT BUY. SELL AND
EXCHANGE PROPERTY. ROOM 2ls.
BINz BUILDING. If
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FOR SALE--A racket store; stock wiz In
voice $500 OF more; q good cash business
esfablished. For information call on or
address Or. J. II. Ford. Nlnton. La. .
FOR SALE--Complete jewelers. outnt win
good jeweTly stock and other lines, 10
GOOD town; established 1900; for cash
l2.l4
ZOE SZLE--On account OF health. tne
MIC xanthos confectionery and fruit
store COS Main street. best location, me
bnsiness e. abnshed: for any Information
inauire Of any at the best Wholesale Gem
mission houses In city,
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WANTED No RENT.

or three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping; walking distance.
modern improvements. Address l2ll, this
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HAY oil best quality for sale; ask prices
Il. zalapak, III campo, Iexas. LIE
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FOR SALE--Cheap for cash; one nat tor
desk call at Scarf a. OConnor Co., i'll
Franklin avenue.
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FOR sALE-IF YOU DESIRE TO PUR.
CHASE NICE HOME SEE Us AT
ONCE; WE HAVE SEVERAL FINE AND
SiX-ROOM MODERN COTTAGES ON
CHOICE INVESJ'AlE@ as IN REAL Els
TATE PROPERTY IN EVERY WARD
IN THE CITY HAHRAL {; HARRAL.
317I5 MAIN STREET. s
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.9t 4 eoAq 70 t4oAs-
~ttrouqk Poet s0nt ode
FoR RENE.

DESK ROOM IN my office. Il. a. Arnold,
al Rinz
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'HEsH SHIPMENTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Hrs candies. bonbons and Chocolates;
uhd, 90 CENTS; half-Dound, 30 cents.
Heseent Drug Store. $40 Main street
zrner Preston avenue. 81