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The Important Question.

OF all loathsome diseases Catarrh stands
pre-eminent. 1t renders Its victim as dis.
gustlng to himself as to others. And
the most humiliating OF all is the conscious
ness that his presence Is offensive TO those
around him. II any disease deserves the
name of universal, 1t Is this. Dlotetlc errors
and the follies which Fashion imposes upon
us tend 10 foster and disseminate it. To the
pitilul cry ofits victims,i is there any cure fer
CdtdTrh' there is but one answer consistent
with Christian reason. God has never sent
one evil into the world for which he has not
sent the remedy. For the greatest OF all
spiritual and moral evils, the Great physi-
clan has prescribed potent and never fail
Ing remedy. lie has given explicit rules for
the treatment and preservation of the splr-
itual and moral man, but He is silent In all
matters relating to the physical man. 1t
would be an unwarrnntable uetraction from
His benificent character to suppose that He
has afflicted the greater portion OF humani-
ty with an incurable disease. The day OF
plaques Is past. The God of Christianity is
a God OF Love, OF Mercy. His message IL
'good will TO men," The earth and all con-
talned therein was intended by the great
Designer 10 supply mans wants; and surely
he has no greater wants than reineIl,s for
his lnfirmlties. Science is rapidly proving
that the earth Is fitted 10 supply mans ut.
termost need. New medicinal plants are
being discovered and new prop
critics developed from those already known.
For Catarrh, the most potent remady yet
discovered IL Dr. Sage's CatarTh Remedy.
Its efficacy hiss been tested In many thou.
sand eases with uniform success. Cases thai
had been repeatedly pronounced lncurable,
readily yielded 10 IL In confirmed, or OBJ
'tlnate cases, DIT. Pierce's Golden Medical
Disc overy should be taken In connection
with the use Of the Catarrh Remedy. Full
particulars In Pierces Memorandum Books.
fhey are given away by druggists.
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Americans long after hls distinguish
oil services 10 hlA own country aro for
gotten, Though suffering from the
govt, Prince d0rta0hakOif continues 10
take an active part Ia state affairs, but
generally spends the summer In Swift
zerland or Germany for the benefit Of
MS health, His family h one Of the
oldest In Russia, several members Of
which have rendered conspicuous SER
vice In the fold aud The cabinet,
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1Ortschak0n-A Diplomatic Export
ence of over Half n Century,

Alexander Michaelowitsch Gorts.
chakoff, the eminent Russian states
man and diplomatist, is now In his
seventy-ninth year, having been born
couple of years before the last Gen.
fury. After his education at the Ly
ceum Of Tsarsk Selo, he commenced
his diplomatic life at the congresses of
Lay bach and Verona AZ attache to
Count Nesselrode, the Russian ambas.
sadOr; was secretary OF legation in
London in 1924; charge d'affairs at the
court OF Tuscany In 1880, and was
attache for the first time In 1882 to
the legation ut Vienna, where the
death Of his superior, the Russian
Ambassador, gave him great influence.
In lSil he was sent on mission to
Stuttgart, where he negotiated the
marriage Of the Grand Duchess Olga
OF Russia with the Prince Royal of
Wurtemburg. For this service he was
made privy councillor. During the
events Of 1889 Prince Gortschakofr
maintained dignified neutrality, but
II Is asserted he was instrumental In
obtaining the abdication OF the En-
peror Ferdinand |. In favor OF Francis
Joseph, his nephew. During the dis.
pnte over the Eastern question, twenty
years ago, the prince was ambassador
ut Vienna, and at his instance the
Russian government accepted the four
points which formed the basis Of the
conference OF Paris. In that year
he was recalled TO st. Petersburg
to replace Nesselrode as minister
for foreign affairs, the posi-.
ton which he still holds, and
whose affairs he has always
managed with consum mate tact aud
ability. II IL declarations against for. |
eign Intervention during the Slcilian
and Neapolital revolutions and the |
Polish Instruction of 1863 attracted |
much attention at the time from their |
bold language, and were frequently |
commented upon. In October, 1870, |
while Paris was being beseiged by the
Germans, Prince Gortschakof, after
an understanding with bismarck, Is
sued circular TO the representatives
OF Russia abroad, announcing the les.
OF the emperor TO be no longer
by the treaty OF 1855, so far
a. IL limited his right to sovereignty
In the Black Sea. This led TO the
London conference Of 1871, when the
treaty was modified In accordance
with the demand of Russia. In re.
cognltion OF his brilliant services on
this occasion, Prince GortschskoT
was accredited with the rank OF sc.
rene highness by his imperial master,
rom whose father he had also received
similar tokens Of appreciation. His
course In refusing TO associate himself
With Great Britain and France In
heir unfriendly attitude toward the
United states shortly after the break.
ng out Of our civil war, and the order
ng OF Russian fleet 10 New York AZ
! proof OF his friendship and sincerity,
will be remembered with gratitude by
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fest, AIR Miller, who was GatesElle
merchant, has come In out Of The
wilderness aud hills and will live in
Waco, Waco " two weeks without a
death,-Waco university alumni will
meet June 22,---Wllliam D. lsh died
at White Hall, on the | lth.--Three
buffalo calves are at Waco,
Hays ComN--lt was sheep.shearlng
At Mr. dullett's on Wednesday, The
fleece Of his larger marlno buck weighed
twentyeight pounds, that Of the smaller
twenty pounds. The ewes averaged
about eight pounds He has upw uds
Of fifty head here, aud great many
more out west, whore he Is about to
remove his home flock The latter IL
very fine lot,---llhe San Marcos dis.
trct Conference Of the Methodist Epls.
copal Church South will be held at
Pleasant Ridge on Friday, May Is.
C6ok Comty,-Gninsyile is talking up
n fire observation-disclosures are dissat-
islied with the manner In whioh tho
school lands are TO be sold,-rhe city
of Gninsyillc needs to be ditohed not
thrown into one but the bitches are
needed TO lot stagnant water out of the
town, "a new postal route has been
established TO run by lIewit's store,
Spanish Fork TO Salt Creek, TO open
June 9th.---Sam Goss Of Grayson
county, was arrested last week.
Three butcher shops have opened in
GAINESVILLE, --Dr. Deit2ler preached
against dancing
GraySOa COmty.-The hunting fever IL
raging in Denison. Several parties
started out on Saturday, and Others
followed Monday, The doctors will
start u few days later TO find lead in
tender parts, Their job is easy
More business is done in Denison, these
hard times, says the Cresset than there
was this time last year--rhe Sherman
Register will emerge from its "pi" and
come forth in few days--The Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas road changed
its time Sunday, The mail from The
north will arrive ut $50 p. M, instead
of 3:l5, as before. No change until next
Sunday in the mail going north.
Red River Co,mM-On Saturday Of
last week row occurred near Clarks
Vile, in which John McArdle, n breaks
man on the Texas Pacific road, was
shot and killed by Julius Watts. A
woman named Ann Stephens was the
cause of the quarrel She was arrested
but Watts is still at large. The Texas
Pacific company offers reward Of one
hundred dellars for his arrest. He is a
young man, about twenty years of age
smooth face and tallow complexion, and
lived near Blossom prairie. ----- Two
horses were killed by the cars in Clarks'
VILE but no damage to the driver
A villianous attempt was made to burn
the buildings on the west side OF the
square. The dampness Of the dir put
the fire out or there would have been
a big blaze.
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Telephony war Pun.

Courier Journal: Through the ocean
telephone: American inquirer to Rus.
sian commander-"Why don't you take
Kars1 We're getting anxious about
you" Russian COMMUNICATIVE
waiting for Ben Wade TO come up II
he doesn't arrive to-day, we'll go ahead
with Eli Perkins" [Great applause on
the American side.
Hawkeye: The sultan and the car
pore and study and puzzle over the
American newspaper pms on the war
and fairly go into commissions trying 10
get the nub Of them, but they can't
make anything out Of them. This
shows the disadvantage of a limited
education. They haven't got the Amer
lean pronunciation Of their geographic
81 names.
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THE STATE OVER.

CoryeR Cdmy-Sam Stockton wa,
arrested by Sheriff Henderson, of Tar.
rant equity, for robbing of the Wealth
erford hack.
Erdh C6mty--The work of covering
and flooring the Methodist church will
be finished this week, and we under.
stand that Sunday school will be held
in the new building to morrow.
Marion C0mty-A party is now in
Jefferson proposing to purchase the gas
works stock and put it in operation
again, provided the holders do not ask
more than it is worth. IL seems that il
would be a money making operation to
give it away to any one who will put il
in working order.
Smith Co,mty-Tyler voted to take
charge of the city schools at public ex-
pense by vote OF sol to l29.-The
board OF aldermen of Tyler have author.
lied the sale of $1,000 bonds. The
auditing board having ceased to exist,
the judge of the court will take charge
of school claims.
Tdrrdnt CdiHty-Fort Worth has
passed the dog ordinance One Burke
fired two shots at Mr.. Hamilton i'm a
hotel, but the shots did not take flesh
effect. An arrest was promptly made
thousand FIVE hundred head
of cattle passed north Saturday. Total
up to date, 65,6lO-a pretty good drive.
Warrington C5mty-A heavy rain visit
ed BRENNAN Saturday morning. Two
young men charged with stealing sad.
dies ut the fair grounds, were sentenced
to year In Huntsville.-An attempt
TO escape jail by burning out, proved
fatal.--The Sunday-school picnic on
Saturday was pleasant occasion for
the little folks.
Wise County Tile physicians Of the
tenth judicial district have organized a
association. The first regular
will be held on the first Mon.
day in November.-The district ned
ical examining board Of the tenth dis
trict met on the 9TH inst Eight appli>
cants made their appearance, and three
carried of certificates.
Bel C6mty.-Mrs. Elliott committed
suicide by shooting herself through the
heart, last Wednesday. No cause made
known.--Sixty-two names are en-.
rolled upon the list for the organization
of military company.-The Journal
avs that 100000, OO0, 900, 900. 900 more
yrasshoppers would make a sextillion |
low on the wing northward.
MeLennan C6pnfy.--Ye brave Mai-fest)
Iaights are called upon to give up their
rmor. II belongs in Galveston. Five
housand copies Of the Examiner we're
old, containing the report Of the Mai
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Tue courthouse in Rockford, Illinois
which fell last Friday, buried in the
debris several human beings. The
structure was weak brick building
not yet completed, the roof being just
begun. The tall dome was one humid
red and nineteen feet from the ground,
and the keystone of the arch of the
dome of the building was Just be-
ing put in place when the walls
gave way. About twenty five men
were at work in the building
at the time, nearly half of whom were
killed Immediately and the others
badly wounded. The architecture was
of the French Venetian, renaissance
style, designed by II. L. May, of Chi.
cago, upon whom the blame seems to
fall, as the builder had all along during
the construction of the building OBJ
jected to it as being weak design.
Great care is manifested in taking care
of the wounded.
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THE Turks and Russians are ener
getically cutting each others throats,
and so far advantages have HOY.
cred about the banners of Moslem
rather than Tartar valor. We pre-
dict that but one decided Turk.
ish victory will put all western Flu
rope in the field on tho side of Turkey,
and decidedly quicken both Austria
and Italy. The next three or four
months are to have tremendous in
flucnce upon the fate of both Europe
and Asia.
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The Iowa republicans in their call for
a state convention, refuse to march to
the music Of progress and reform, but
send out again the old and contemplate
wall for q revival Of the military and
proscriptive policy in the south. As
they will probably keep this corpse
within state limits. II does the country
no harm If they like TO drag 1t around,
though we confess we do not admire
their taste,
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WHEAT harvest will commence in n
very few days, and good result will be
shown. We confidently expect business
to show decided increase and i'm.
provement, within two or three weeks,
throughout all North Texas The har-
vest and reaping machine men are very
active, and large shipments of improved
machines are being made to this section
every day.
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An exchange says fellow never ap.
preciates the tender beauty of sisters
love half so much as when he makes
her get out Of her big rocking chair,
and let him have the morning paper,
while she goes of and leans against
the end of the bureau and feeds her
starving intellect on the household re.
ceipts at the back of Jayne's family
almanac.
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We will hew into tho merchants of
Dallas next week with our little
Ratchet, hunting lads" and if we don't
get any, it will be proof that Dallas
is not what she claims to be- Upshuf
Democrat.
We remember of another Paul who
went out to persecutc those he didn't
like. He was converted, and we trust
our friend from Gilmor will also be,
ere he leaves the city.
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Dr. D. G, Adams, keeper of the toll
bridge ON the Lampassas, has brought
to town II perfect curiosity, in the way Of
a hens egg 1t is considerably larger
than tho usual size. and the curious
part about it is, that when one end Of
the shell was broken, and the white
and yelk poured out, it was discovered
that there was another perfectly
formed egg, with hard shell, inside the
egg which had been opened, We have
often seen two perfectly formed yelks
in one egg, but an egg within an egg is
something new, and we must leave the
solution of this freak in nature to scien-
tific naturalists
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From all over the state comes the
cheering intelligence that the pros.
pect OF an abundant supply Of fruit OF
every description was never better,
This il boon which has been denied
us for 80 long that we will appreciate
1t as never before. After all, there are
no delicacles superior to the fruitS
which are grown on our oW u soil, and
II Is only when we are deprived OF
them that this IL fully realized.
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Cincinnati Gazette: The man who
slapped Charles Francis Adams on the
back and called him "Charley" was
withered with n glance, and subse-
quently died of pneumonia. There
has lately been going the rounds of
the press dialect poem after the
Hans Breitman style, signed by
Charles +. Adams, of Boston, and
some papers have attributed the au.
thorship of the rhyme to the Sage Of
Quincy" We hasten to add that
Charles H. Adams is young business
man of Boston, so un-Boston-like us
not to give his middle name in full.
Hence these tears. Charles Francis
has been kept In blissful ignorance of
the attempt to write him down rs the
anthor OF doggerel verses, and the
journalist who suggested the thought
has gone to the Hot Springs.
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Boston says beans The nutmeg pop
ulation claim that they have collective.
ly invented "bean sandwiches" That
may be possible, but Boston, says the
Post has never surrendered its royalty
on beans, and without its permission the
bean sandwich ought not to be allowed
in dietary economy.
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BLACKBURN Of Kentucky has been
counting noses on the speakership and
it transpires that he will enter the race
for the position, with the strong follow.
ing of seventy solid votes. Success
may DO contained in such nucleus.
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FnoM what We can gather from our
Arkansas exchange the people Of that
state arc not inconsolablc for the loss
of Honest Joe Brooks, who died the
othor day.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING j;i'MaY 10.

CAPTAIN JoN g, SPAngs, Of tho from
tier battalion, lies dangerously III NJ
Lampasas IIo Is valuable officer,
and the service could but lily spare
him
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We are indebted to an attentive
friend in Chicago for very neat pam
phlct, being a complete guide to strang-
ers visiting that wonderful city, It is
like everything else Chicago does, mag
nilicent.
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The beneGcaries Of the recent great
revival at Jefferson are now called upon
to contribute something to the support
Of the evangelists, The "Jimp." says
truly in this connection, "The laborer is
worthy of his hire"
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"There are 100000 bar-maids in Great
Britain" says an exchange. If the
fashion should go much farther than
some exhibited at an evening party not
long since, we shall soon have nothing
but bare-maids in this country.
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TIE Examiner printed five thousand
extra copies of the number containing
the report Of the Mai.icst, on the 10th,
Thatpaper complainsabout the distorted
and unfair report made by the Galveston
Nam
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Time may have whitened your locks, but
science can restore their former color.
TUFTS Hair Dye is q wonderful triumph OF
chemistry. fts action Is truly magical, as q
single trial viii prove. once, IS Murray
street, New York. myl2av
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The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
only the IL. Il t. 8. Railway, but Texas gem
orally: wv .
+. L. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, Az Broadwey, N. Y.
Gen. j. Ii. RO ERT50N, Pass. Il lmmlgra-
uon Agent, lib N. Third street, st. Louis, NO;
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, lOl
Clark street, Chicaso, Ill.
>, NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent,No''
Burnett House, Cincinnati, ohio.
j. X. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also be had at the agen'
Giles OF the NJ. X. x 4. Railway, In New YORK,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.LouiS
j. WALDO,
denI Pass. q Freight Agt, Houston, Texas
j. DURAND,
GenI Supt.. Houston, Texas. ian2olm
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NEW ORGAN-At less than one.half
- price Apply at NJ ullmann Co., T.
* 7. depot. inayl6.lw
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al the rate Of Five Gents pei Line for each
Subsequent insertion,
miscellaneous Wants,
XIJANTED 40 HUY "A secondhand two,
w horse wagon, Apply 20 u, hophY
~ Captain ovens stable on Jeiiefsolli near
MAN street. WAyh'
ikTARTED-- Washing ANA Ironing, either
w Ia on upi NJ lht hon q, ny lpspoiiA pc
white person, Address, LAundifha, ms
Olhee, inhylol
A GARDENER wishes place In the city,
~ IN work ln u garden ln connection v IN
which lao IN willing ana able Ia attend 10
any house wO k, na taxing care Of horses
COWS, ete. Good recommendations Inquire
nj tho Herald ONCE, j. H. mnyll W
Wanisd-M Male Help,
,xTANTED- A good Dalrymnn, ono who
w understands milking and feeding, Ap
ply 10 W. II, Jones, Dalrympn, ON tho Me-
Kinney aud Preston road two mll's nom
town, hh}ll'st
few good mon TO can.
y yatH for llllla' manual Oi hoelal aud Bu'
siness Forms, Call or address j, W, strong
general agent, lU7 Lamar street, Dallas
Texas, hplH'lm
waniod-FOmalo Help,
WET NURsE-For an infant three
w months old, good home ana good
wnges 10 healthy woman Apply ~ tho
Herald once, inohW'ii
To Rent,
nNE large furnished mont room, Also, u
" stable with lot suitable for ilVo horses
Apply ON the premises, ~ us, corner Austin
and Jackson streets. mnyl.u
NOR RENT-several nice, mlortnblo
l. rosidenCos situated IN u pleasant,
healthy neghborhOod, ana oOnYenlent "a
tho business center, Inquire OF j, l., MUIR
ply 4 Co., Real Estate Agents, No, 100 La'
mar street. mnyS-tl
ID ooMS TO RENT Win or without board,
IL double or single beds; u healthy lOca
ton. Inquire nj Lone star House, Oi3 Main
street, ono block cast OF the Markothouse.
lnay3-d5w
vNlIE CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE-with or
j without the furniture. Apply 10 j. y.
Crutchiield, or Tom Johnson ON the preini-
ses. mnyl-tf
Misunderstanding.
DRlVATE BOARDING. First.Class Day
il Beard, OF hoard ana Lodging, for gentle
men, at the bryan House, Lamar street.
apr25-lm
ILLINOIS HOUSE, No. 1924 Main street;
l board and lodging 81 10, day board 81 90,
apF-tl
For Sale.
NEW ORGAN-At less than One.half
- price, Apply at NJ. Ullmann Co., T.
/. depot. inayl6'lw
nLD PAPERS AT this office, inqunnti-
~ ties TO suit, at 81 Il hundred. jy25-tf
USlCAII-The three sizes of the celcbra.
VI ted Mathushek Piano, the Orchestral,
Medium and "Littie Colihri," nll of which
are made with their Equalizng Scale and
Linear Bridge, for sale by L. II. Edwards,
lOl Main street. Also a good stock OF the
Western Cottage Organs. mayB-'f
~ llEET MUSIC, not less than ten dollars
- worth, furnished TO Teachers nj half
price, Address, Ii. A. Soeva, No. 500 Main
street, Dallas, Texas. upri7.lm-ood
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For Sale.

ILLINOIS HOUSE, No. 1924 Main street.;
l board and lodging 81 10, day board 81 90,
apl7-u /
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MUSICAL-The three sizes of the celobra.
vi ted Mathushek Piano, the Orchestral,
Medium and "Littie Coihri," nll of which
are made with their Equalizlng Scale and
Linear Bridge, tor sale by L. II. Edwards,
lO1 Main street. Also good stock OF the
Western Cottage Organs. may8-'f
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.

-Four line Advertisements Inserted twice IN
tllls column Tor TWeniy-hlye Cents, aud
NJ the rate Of Five Gents per Line for each
subsequent Insertion,
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Wanted Boardinl,

DRIVATE BOARDING. First.class Day
i Beard, OF hoard ana Lodging for gentle
men, at the bryan House, Lamar street.
IL Il m
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NJ AGTEp 10 my a secondhand two,
w horse wagon Apply 10 ~ MOphy
At Captain ovens stable on Jefferson, near
Main street iuaylhsal
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WET NURsI.-For an infant three
w months old good home ana good
wages 10 u healthy woman, Apply ~ tho
Herald once. noh3O'li
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Houston and Texas Central Railway.

Buy Your Tickets and Ship Your Freight
BIZ the
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vNHE CRUTCHFIELD HOUSEWIFE or
i without the furniture. Apply 10 J, ..
Crutchneld, or Tom Johnson ON the preIni'
ges. mnyl-tf
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To Rsni.

ID oOMS 10 WIN or without board,
III double or single beds; u healthy lOca
ton, Inquire nj Lone star House, 0i3 Main
street, ono block east OF the Markothouse.
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