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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-12-20
Government Employees.

The effect Of " change Of Admins.
sration OF the employees OF the Gov ern-
nIent Is now the most interesting
question at MaSningt0n. According
to the report Ofthe CIVIL Service Com
mission there are in all about 10000
personsshplding ollice in the United
States, 1 900 in the Internal Revenue
Service outside OF Washington, the
re- u being din idea among customs AMI
consular service and officers and
clerks of Congress aud OF the Federal
Courts. A large portion otlhe whole,
no viewer, are classed as laborers.
Coming within the provisions of the
Civil Service lawsand t,eing protected
thereby ara three classes as follows:
5.652 Depart ent employees re-
ceiving salaries from $500 to 81 $40
per mum.
$500 Postal employees receiving
FROM SSOU 20 81 500 per anhnm
2.573 Customs FIN loyes receiving
from $500 TO 81 500 per annnm.
In three branches of The classified
service. there are therefore, about a.
900 places that ran he filed by eoul-
RCtihihC hff
leaves The large number OF 81, 900 per
SONS subject 10 removal. more than
half Of whom are ~postmasters. In
Washington the change Will not, ii Is
belle we'd, reach 500.
This will include the higher mcials,
chiefs, messengers and laborers.
In addition to these appointed by
the President aud sutjeci to confirm
alton by the Senate, " hose removal Il
possible, art the following
Flr<t-Ths Confidential Clerk or
Secretary OF any head of department
or office.
S--ond-Cash iers or Collectors.
Third Cashiers of Po>tmasiers.
Observation-Disclosures of Money
Order Divisions in Posloilices.
Fifth-The direct eustodians q
money OF whose ii ielity another Of
iicer il under official bond.
Sixth-Person> employed exclusive
ly In the service of the GovernneI I.
or a. tr~anslators, interpreters or stem
ographers.
Seventh-Per, ons whose employ.
ment il exclusively professional.
Eighth-The Chief Clerks, Deputy
Collectors and Su periniendents, or
Chiefs of Divisions or Bureaus.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-12-20

"Why do you refuse To live with
your wife Z" inquired Judge Duly of
Dennis Mulcahy.
ssBekase I'm in dhread av me loifs
wid her,
'sHow IL your life endangered ?"
'sShe siheals from me, your Honor
wild a concaH led weapon. She has it
on her person now"
ait Is a lie, Judge. The thruth's
not in him." shouted Mrs. Mulcahy.
.sSilence, woman" said the Judge.
"Constable, has any concealed
weapon been found on this woman"
'.No, your Honor"
"What do you mean by saying that
your wife carries a concealed weapon?"
"What do mean. il lt7 II We w-re
married 10 her you'd know what |
mean
.Can't the Court find 1t out without
getting married to her ?"
"You can, yer Honor. Just say
something to raise her timper and
she'll nnscrew that onld concayled
wooden leg of hers and clane out the
C0urt.'-TTexas Sitings.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-12-20
PROTECT THE FAMILY.

IL Is the duty of every man. rich or poor.
gho has created a home. 10 make sone pro
yi,inn against the inevitable. for thVse Who
are dependent upon him..
A member OF the Mutual REsFRyg Frsp
liz A~So 1AriaN : cures at uDee. at = small
cost and on easy terms this most desirable
result.
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Health is Wealth.

DIR. T.. c. " SITS Nav AND BRtI~ TRFtT.
MINT. a guaranteed specile for llysteria. Dr.
illness Convulsuns. Fir. AeTvnns Neuralgia.
Headache, Nervous Prostitution. caused by
the u-e 81 ale hDl or tobacco. Nnkefulnrss.
Mental Debility. Soiienine II he Brain. re-
suiting IN ins niiy aud lrBding 10 misery, de-
cay and death. Premature Old Age. Barren
ness. Los Of power in eii her sex. lngalun-
tary loses aud snefmatpffhGa caused by
e~xeTlien Of the hfRin. self-nbuse or %over-in-
diligence. Bach box contains ono month";
By mail prepaid on receipt Of rrice.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any ease. With each order received
by ~ Ter tx toxss. account Ruied With =, we
will send he purchaser our written gua.an-
tee to refund the money II the treatment does
not effect a cure. Guarantees only Issued by
JOHN C. WEST.
Sole Prorrietors.
81 W. Madison street. Chicago. Ills.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-12-20

No assessment viii be made where here
remains IN he death fund a sum s~ahleisnt to
pay Ia fall tie claim. ON hand.
When AN Assessment j. roo tirsd. each sur
tigsr -lall pa Tor each = ~ VI the amount
OF his certificate a. follows
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a Fraud.

Irate Customer-sswhy can't VOC
fellows be honest That telephone
you put In my store is a fraud. You
said that WORDS could he distinctly
heard for twenty miles,"
Telephone MAXWELL. they can"
.They can't, ] saw. They can't be
heard five blocks"
.sOh, you are mistaken"
Shut ! am not. ] yelled myself
hoaTse ct a nan last evening only
i've blocks away, and he could not
hear q word | said. He said so.n
s.Queer, very queer; hut, by the
wav, what was il you said To him -
al asked him when he would be
around to square up his account.
The poet wrote a sonnet,
ITO the Dimp pie on her Oh in,"
And sent il to a paper
With request they'd "put 1t in.n
Next morning he was frantic
And he swore il Vas a lin
When he found his sonnet headed:
ITO the Pimple on her Chin"
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Ranch for Sale !
4so ACRES OF a N
WITH IMPROVEMENTS

VIII IMPhUN EMENIo
CITUATED ABOUT TWENTY MILES
- north asteFly of j. II. McCurdy's Ranch.
and light miles in a southerly direction from
kinsley Mining District. and known rs the
"lIilone Gres A" or "Chinn 4 chase Stock
Range" Antelope Mountain.
For further particulars apply TO
MRS. CHARLES KARBSTEIN,
Hamilton. Nevada.
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Death claims v III be paid within sixty days
after receipt u suits. aetofy prooi Of loss.
III applications must be accompanied By
the admission fees.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
FIX AWAY,

Fly away. Sadness,
Come to me Gludness.
On Lies bright wing;
Why shodld we borrow,
From gloomy sorrow
Aught vi its sting ?
Love should be sunlight,
MOONLIGHT and starlight.
Never u cloud
Should daIken our sky.
Or sadden the eye.
Or heart enshroud.
Fly away, Sadness.
Come 10 me GlHdness,
b aiming ana bright:
Flying thy spell Ger me,
Above me, before me,
Visions oil light.
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TERM5
ANNUAL DUES

Are TAINTED 10 s2.0O on each II 90. pa able 10
advance. Medical Examination Extra.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-29

In good teaching every faculty of the
mind is brought into thorough, system
attic aud iujicious daily use. By max
INK each stu " bright and attractive, hy
allowing u fNw moments mt intervals
thruugn tnr day for acuNe motion in u
room properly ventilated, We save not
only lime, but the wear and tear of our
own bodies aud minds as well as those
of the pupils committed To our care. a
child can learn infinitely faster when In
trrcsicd than when indifferent. and The
very moment fatigue ouSucS the mind
fails to To- receive instruction, no matter
how the many mistaken teachers CO
may prod and goad and urge the dag
ging faculties.
II scope bc given for each faculty and
| recreation he cOnSciCntiOusly provided
for the body the pupil win com,
! tu his studies Us to something ho enjoys
aud will give no Thought to the number
/ less multentions So annoying to tn,
| teacher.
The great secret of good discipline Is
| good teaching. Tho pupil who is mos
troublesome when uninlcrestrd, he
comes nm earnest student when rightly
directed aud inspired. The tCache
should lead RI her than drive, tcncl
rather than hear rccitatiOns, eucourag
originality of thought aud method, rath
IN than require the exact language apt
methods at hooks, lie should hc tn
earnest friend, not the mvielding mon
arch
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-29

bIORSA LE-WE OFFER FOR SALE At
! hulf price, engine, boiler, corn mill, chop
mill, cOru-,hclltT, wOOd-SaW for cord wood,
an necessary pullrys shatting. bells etc.;
snld machinery new and in active operation.
SIMPSON d. NCFlNNN, I3l Elm street, Dat
lHs TEXAS aug,D-lw
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which were followed by the regular
transaction of routine business, the
following resolution was offered dis
cussed at length, and finally adopted;
Resolved, That whereas we see the
great evil of the use of intoxicating
liquors. and whereas there is no safety
i'm anything other than total abstinence.
Therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, the members. of
this association, hold no fellowship
with any person that uses Intoxicating
drinks.
Rev. |. Toliver read paper on what
he termed the "Sonship OF Christ" Rev.
| y. T. Pardee spoke on the Importance
of strict church discipline. The subject
of the union of pastors and deacons was
discussed by the body at large. There
were present representatives. from the
counties of Travis, Lee, Bastrop, Fails,
| Fayette, Navarro, Ellis, Shackcll0rd,
Johnson Tarrant, Grayson, Leon, Red
River, Hopkins, Smith, Kaufman and
| Dallas.
The association, which convenes annu-
ally has not yet selected its next place OF
meeting.
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Mr.. Read, the Manager of the Tole-
phone Exchange, is cudeayoring to ar
range the coming month to give a grand
complimentary telephone concert to the
Dallas subscribers. Meme Bros tine
orchestra will play, and an interesting
variety of instrumental and vocal solos
and chOruscS from some OF the best mi-
steal talent in Dallas. Due notice Will
Ii, DubliShOb.
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lyon SALE-uN ACCOUNT Of lIl-
Y health, ! will ollur for sale my entire
boarling-housc outilt, ronp.rtc Tn every dee
iiniug-ruOm and kitchen; everything ~
GOOD as new. Call ut once at 100 jackson
street. iy2it
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/, pit MI II hEk-i,btM iluuSt'
L furnished complete, Nr housekeeping
good water ON premises. Apply tn q. W
l"TpuN y ., So EHuSI aug S-i
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lguA ~aLn--A bARutiN-N uFFEI:-
= Iur salc % fruit and market fum, vIi-
chaser Sl.iuJ thereon. SIMPSON Is tIttr-
.f iN.T|' Elm ST. ana. 11-1i
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At the st. George: j. A. Jackson,
Plano; w. II. Malloy, T. c. McCammon,
Corsicana; j. j. Robinson, f. l.. De
Shong, Tyler; +. NJ. Brooks, Ranger,
Texas; A. Il. Acvon, Alvarado; u. NJ.
Luuinger, G.. Il. Kernon, Des Mo mes,
Iowa; V. Brown, Louisville; John y,
Williams, Abilene, Texas; A. }. llerks,
Paris, Texas; K. II. Gaines, Ennis,
Texas. Mrs. l.. Bcnitt, ST. Louis, Mis-
souri,; w. If. Davis, Fort Smith, Arlan-
sas; J. w. Whip, Van Alstyne; Texas;
e.. II. Ruunsaville, Elmo, Texas; ;.
Booth, George Fox, Alyarado; q. {.
Hunt, Terrell: Thomas Moore, NaNa-
hachie; W. C. Berry, Tcnncsseci II,
! Swnsou, Galveston; q. Dcman, Texas;
/ r. l.. Townsend, j W. Rockwell. Gull.
Colorado a Santa Fe railroad; James II.
Mclean, Temple; Il. D. liaw, Wich-
itn: T.. !. Smith, ClarkSVillc, TeNaS; ).
W. Robinson Dyer, Tennessee; i. Gid
combe, WaXahachie; &. X. Nichols.
Texas; II. NJ. Perry, El Paso; Thomas +.
Farmer, Waco; j. w. Taylor; Calves
ton; T.. T.. Craig, Texas; John W. Tur-
ner, Gainesville; A. Calhoun, Terrell;
Lon Williams, Paris, Texas.
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INJH -NLE-tINE BREECH-LOADiNG
i shotgun NJ e. W, LouGOu'a Sccoud.haI Il
store. No, - Elm street aug2S-3t
, NuE Eh.iANlt Nv To- ARE AUTHOR
/ izpd tocxchungc u brick building on Elm
street, Dallas, and 100 head Ofcaltlo for either
wild land or U improved iaru. SIMPSON ~
HUFFMAN. IN Luu So. uusE'1t
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Gratinne Chardet, the l2-ycar-old
French girl who was burned Wednes-
day morning by the explosion of a coal
oil can, from which she was pouring oil
on the fire to make ii burn, died yester-
day morning Tho poor girl suffered the
most agonizing pain and death must
have been Il relief to one in her condi-
ton. She was an intelligent and indus
trious lass, and was preparing dinner for
the family when the accident occurred,
her mother having died a few days pre-
ViOus.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
JU.TIUE or THE THAOE.

w EAREAUTHORiIED IOANNOUNCE
W Y. G.. Z. KENDALL as a candidate Tor re-
election as Justice OF the Peace Of PrecinC.
No ! nj the ensuing election.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w HENRY SCHULZ as a candidate iort Ho-
tico of the Peace for Precinct No. J.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NNOU NCE
W :. \. BRASW Eli rs "a candidate for juS-
ice Of the Peace for Precinct 40. ], al the
ensuing election.
FryE ARE AUTHORIZEDT TO ANNOUNCE
w Colonel j. G. STEVENS ms a candidate
OrJustice ofthe Peace of Precinct No. |.
WE REAUTHORIzEUT TO ANNOUNCE
~ John p. GILLESPIE rs candidate for
Justice OF the Peace. Freciuc' NO /, Dallas
county, Texas NJ the ensuing November
Election.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w GEORGE II. FEARN for Justice OF the
1sorp flr rrprin"f No 7
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RIM nnwn-llelneh Up.

The story which Mrs. j. w. Ellis, Of
Minimum, Iowa, tells. is one in which
many thousands of the ladies Of Amer
lea have vital interest. Briefly it is
thus: 81 suffered for several years from
general debility and nervousness. In
fact was completely run down.
had tried two doctors, but they
could not do me any good. tried
Browns Iron Bitters. Since then !
have used four bottles. 1t has helped
me up and done me great deal Of good,
and would not be without it," Why
will any lady suffer with debility willie
u dollar will buy u bottle of Browns
Iron Bittprs,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-29

INCARCERATION SncclM feature.
Vocal and calesthenic exercises daily.
Free hand drawing on blackboard and
sight singing without charge.
EXTRA, FER MONTH.
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The Prohibtionists in this part of the
moral vineyard are just rs jealous and
untiring in their efforts as though they
had tho State grabbed ON the liquor
question. They have issued call for
the Stlte Prohibition executive com,
mittee 10 convene Mt Fort Worth the Sth
ofSoptember, for the purpose orputtinp
an elector in the field for st. John and
Daniels, the Prohibition nominees fol
President and Vice President.
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SPLINTEKS.


Boots to order at iunstablc's.
Repairing done NJ Iiunstablc's.
Goio uupstabIe's for boots and shoes.
n..,.,,u ..t,,o ,,t,tos, t II,rstello,s
',''V "'''' r'''''
Fresh artcslah water at oru.s saloon
'reu'
the lluhstaple Nhoe store Is the ShoV
store.
Dallas Female College opens its fall |
term on next Monday.
Temple Emanu-Ei school will open |
Monday, September lst.
Elorution and the modern languages |
recniye dnilv attention at Dallas Femalc
| College.
Tho PUNISHABLE Boot and shoe factory
made the base bail shoes for the Dallas
j Rrown stockings,
Th,, >,o.oI,,,ts, l,voh,r,,, a., IN n,t ho
finished Inv The lst, and viii NOT be until
nhout the 'lOth.
MI ,,,,,,., u,is ,
INC wv Wv. H., ,, ,'',' A.
p W. ", 'to -. ~, u''' w wv f"'l' W
hNlhs water rates
Ihe lluhStHple Shoo company nave
ellargGu tHrlr rHta,, uvP',.,nL,'' ""'' "''
p'VP"l"s iva '"' >, ''''
II. zimmerman has returned rom
/ N'N YIN ''' ,,'"' ~ - ''N'''
purchases Tor ms lall trale' race your
order Mt once.
Dallas Female College is receiving a
! complete renovation Inside aud out, and
will he altogether prcsentablo on next
Monday, the fall opening.
NIississipp Military Institute, the
Worlds great exposition school at Pass
a Christian. NissiSsippi, near New
4 Orleans. Anplv to Col. r.. II, Murioc,
'. SUPERINTENDENT,
: 4 Ioryo stocl; or rhildrcn's school shoe.
viii arrive about Sentpmher 10. ready
for oneninp of school.
UrNsrAnl.E SHOE CnMrANy.
ri r,,..o ,,.,., , .,,od attendance -, ,h.
lno.V Nos S'Tt q, ,'''
y rave Ses'VtuA ,,l o ,,p NV nru t" "n.
70 nlns was WHY WIZ s"ou, a,,u i,',e Spo,' m"'
,t MltluS 's, , iIo P''S''''''"o was '"'
: ''o w, w, 80 ".,,.. ~, H.,
nv Mlssva u,i.Vi W.. "l,V't wv
l. Sebton'pvp y ~ InViu iVslav'.cc III wv
" uuu.Si pv'' "''' ~ N"i a'tVo' '"' .l, .S
y pass Wllhil onV ', y, ", ~ ", S'num , t,vb!
r. 10 MISSES - anu H. 'o'''o'' Wv ''"""V
b- street, paiI"s'
G. IL. Edwards, state agent for tn
J., Chickering piano, sold three of thes
~ beautiful Instruments in the last tw
uuNS' pNll ouN " pluuu WI Nou nav
seen the old, reliable Chickerlng. .
soou sto e,s 10 Sei IS. , ,Toil ~ - IT, Hu
d, W"r"S 900 ""u 900 ''i,' s''ou"
u Mr.. II. zimmerman, the enterprisin
tailor. has just returned from the Eas
nd where he purchased for the tall trade Ia
finest selections ever brought to nalla'
mo- lis goods ARE. arriving daily, and yn
w. should not wait to make YOUR order hl
~, place ID at once. An invitation is e,
IN tondcd IN cnIl mud oXnminp ms sinrk
-,
is we were SHOWN yesterday some OF III
line Kegs ana hNli-harrels that the Ia
IN lls Barrel and NoodenwHre factory
turning oit. They have made up san
IN; pies OF their products for the ~. Lou
Exposition, ana when VIII compel
with any mandatory. Their CNhih
nd goes to 81. Louis to-day, and from thei
al will mo scnt IN Nav Orleans
-. 80 49,, ua,,.,,. VT, l..
Sone Oh lhe houston NatlOhAl OnS
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FiRST-CIASs CAR
w pentets, 50 pcrday Apply In person
no correspondence answered. JOHN r. Nil
NOR. Cnrsicnnn. NeNns. lng.N.Hl
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EDUCATIONAL.
ACADEMY
Bryan streei. pnIlas.

This institution, conducted by the Ursuline
ladies, is most desirably located. The system
OF education pursued is designed to develop
the men,al, moral and physical powers Of
the pupils, and TO make Them useful women
of refined tastes and cultivated lnunners.
TERMS IL ADVANCE.
Rolrd washing aud tuition, including
Stutioney, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary indrma-
ryeXpeuses, per session ufAye months, 500
Music and use of piano ..,..-. ........,.. -
Entrance fee (only fer h. first year, ..
Young Indies desiring admitlauce into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials aud recommendations. For
further particulars, apply to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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city VS.. Pat McCauley, intoxication;
hncd 81.
City VS.. Tom O'Counor, assault and
battery; fined $3.50.
Cityvs. Dennis Durrett; interfering
With private property; iincdN.
City VS.. John Brown, interfering with
private property; fined 81.
City VS.. Tom Mcclure, vagrancy; dis
charged.
City VS.. w. Webher and Thomas Cum
ninghan, THEFT; transferred.
City VS.. II. ID. Rose, iutoNicationi
fined So.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-29

The grand Democratic barbecue, of
the old time kind, to be given Tuesday,
at Plano, will bring together large
number OF p ople from this section OF
the country. There will be good at
tendance from Dallas. Mr.. nc. over
aker and other members of the Commit
tee of Arrangements were in the city
yesterday purchasing abundant sup
plies for the OCCASION. The promoters
extended cordial invitation to the pub
lic
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A Handsome Piano.

Received Yesterday at c. II. Edwards
7Ss and 735 Man street, new lot Of
pianos, among them an Edwards piano
In real walnut case. II Is beauty. Call
and see Il.
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toiored Baptist Prcasher' Association.
The association met yesterday morn
ing pursuant 10 adjournment, The Pres.
ident, Rev. n. Curry, OF shprman, pre-.
siding. There were morning services
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VIRGINIA FE@ALE INSTITUTE


Mrs. Gen. j. T., II, stuart, Principal IN,
next session ol nine month, begins sept. 10
1851. Efficient teachers In every department
Number limited. Tcrms reasonable. tU
ull uarticulor,upply to the pr'0".pul.
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DALLAS ACADEMY

The opening OF the Dallas Academy, 1912
Jacks u street, is Announced lor the StN OF
september 1855, with efficient teachers. Thu
Principal VIII maintain an earnest personal
supervision over each department, sud Will
ann to achieve The best physical, moral and
mental results, by II careful study Ut the pu-
pills character and temperament and Toy fol
lowing, Us sodulously Us possible, a good and
thorough educational programme. Kinder
gurten n special feature.
TERMS pEH MONTH, PAYABLE ~ ADVANCE.
NlnucIE Nrtch ..,,s, ..ttt ,t...,'...,tttfl wv
!rimufN.. ..,,..,,,..' ...,,,t..,....,. : JV
Intermediate .,...,... .....,.,..,,. y W
Grammar. ....,.. Observation-Disclosures. 3 M
High school ....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Free hand drawing ON blackboard mud sight
seeing, without charge.
EXTRA.
| Laundry, lights and fuel ..... zee. ~ N
/ huslC--Piann, organ, guitar, each ... NJ
| iAtiu, French, German, spanish ElucUtluu
! and Art, ut Teachers rates.
| Vocal and rallSthcnic exercises daily, 10 part
| OF the programme
! Mrs. JUIIA -. MoNrGOUrRN,
! Principal amt Superintendent.
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HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE

Y AilE@Vs, F'e!4'1s LtllSlluN, ",
The largest Female College In Kentucky.
Buildings Of modern constructions appoint.
moutN superior, accommodations un>urpUss.
ed; heated by steam aud lighted with gas,
not and cold water ON Cuch i'uur; baths
course Of instruction comprehensive; iur-,
faculty Of superior tnpruCs' pNirp DtNgn.
ages In Language, Music, nuintiuuuud Flo.
utinn. Bat two pupils occupy q uum. It,
patrons and pupils are references, For cas-.
luyup, cory Of Monthly published by the
Students, list of references, etc, apply To IA.
President, ar y, H. -. Cm'r, Uallus. Texas.
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w FrLfSrusu candidate for re-e Gee
ION o. thv office of County Attorney at tn,
ensuing election.
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t}-EAl.E RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
" ed 20 announce the name of ". II. "
tpiTu us o. candidate Tor sheriff u' Dallas
..H.v ~ tNrrUsuiuw Nu' orIhor '''D'iou
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WE ARE EDTOANEOUNCE
~ T. T. u. ASuEEwS as lloatcr rom the
counties %, Dallas, IurGnt and Roclwal.
WYE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w VI. IS. Austin, of BockWai, rs a randi-
late for FlOHtgr for Dallas, Rockwell and
rgrruuf COMMITTEES.
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COUNTY rl,EAsuHEH.

I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An
" uuuncC Mr. T.. -. LANGLEY as II can
iijUte for County Treasurer Of Dallas county
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Plies and bugs.
Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats,
mice. gophers, chipmunlSs, cleared out
by "ROugh on Rats" 10 cents.
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COUNTY oULGE,vol,.

lATE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An
~ nuuuoc Mr.. G.. b. GILLESPIE rs 70 can
HdHte for reelection In the uuite OF County
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COUNTY JI'uGE.

{4tEARE AUTHORIZED ANNOUNCE
" Colonel Ed. q. BOWER as "a candidate
or The Office OF County Judge at the ensuing
'lrrtiOr IN November.
AVE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED 10
" Announce Colonel W. NJ. EDWARDS rs
candidate for County Judge at the ensuing
November election.
W W r. SrRANGE as candidate for
.'nunIr 'H1ro M ttfn ursfr'rr election.
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(YYEAREAUTHORIHEDTOA ANNOUNCE
w Judge G. y. ALDRIBGE MS Il candidate
50r recollection 10 the Office OF Judge OF the
eleventh Judicial District.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NNpUNCk
W Judge r.. T.. BURKE ms a candidate iui
he Judgeship of this judicial District at The
susffnr NOvnr, bpr piCCf'Or