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INSTRUCTION.

A RI Notwithstanding in
n tinsel, arrasene, chenille and ribbon
painting; terms moderate. Mrs. Graef, 274
West Third ST. 265-69
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ONE HOTEL cook, one boarding house
" cook, one restaurant cook, girls for Wis
consin, Empire and Hinckley, MINI.
Please cali early at 1856 East Seventh st.
Mrs. M. G. Dennis. 267
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EVENING INSTRUCTION at the Curtiss
II Business college, corner Third and
Wabasha sts st. Paul, and Fifth and Nicol-
let, Minneapolis, beginning at z o'clock; I'M
equaled facilities offered those who are EN-.
ployed dnring the day to acquire knowledge
of bookkeeping, shorthand, typewriting, etc.
rates low. Call upon or address C. C. Curtiss.
266-96
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SOHOOL OF SHORTHAND, TYPE
- writing and biography: instruction per-
sonally and by mail. Malcolm E. Nichols,
5O7 Grand ODera block 1917
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-23

WAITER wanted. Seventh street lunch
w counter: 263 East Seventh. !
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SALESLADY-A reliable, energetic lady
~ of good address and pleasing to custom
ply from 1 to Monday. j. Brentano, 272
East Seventh ST., up stairs. 267
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A RI SCHOOL, beginning the LIST of Octo.
II Der; Instruction in Woodworking,
Modelling, Architectural and Sculpture de-
sign. Address Artistic, Globe. 265-76
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DOLISHER-Wante lady polisher at
l. 16 West Tenth ST. please call immedi-
ately.
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THE German Intelligence Office always
l. want good competent girls for house
and hotel work; no humbug; no place or
girls, no pay. 81 West Tenth ST. Mrs. Ber-
tram. 267
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= TAILORS wanted by the week; will
\ find steady work. Call or address 100
West seventh ST 26I-6S
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LOST AND FOUND.

DOG LOST-SIO REWARD-Ran away
u from commissary department n. P. r.
R., yellow curled-hair shepherd dog, white
breast, ball off one hind foot, brown eyes;
answers TO the name of Curley. The above
reward will be paid if returned to dining
car department Northern Pacific railroad,
Mississippi ST. L. r. Metz. 263- 90
nor FINE WATCH REPAIRING at
l. popular prices see Stone the Jeweler 244
East Seventh st. 267
LAND BAG LOST-Lost. on DAYTON av..
Ii between Summit park and Western av.,
a black satin hand bag. with embroidered
pausies; inside a handsome hemstitched
handkerchief. Please return to 3s3 Wood
ward av. 267
T OST-English setter; color, lemon and
IL white; leather collar with last YEARS.
license; answers to the name of Sport;
liberal reward offered for his return to $50
Robert ST. 265-6T
DOCKETBOOKL OST-Between Rhodes
L livery stable and $50 Burr ST., a pocket
book containing between SO and SIS, and
papers. If finder will return pocketbook and
papers to this office. or to F. H. johnson,
Cleveland school, he may retain the money.
267
WATERPROOF LOST-A waterproof;
w the finder will be rewarded on return
ing the same 10 341 Washington ST. 266-67
WILL FINDER of umbrella in Peoples
wv theater Thursday night kindly return?
Address G lis. Globe. 267
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WAITER wanted. Seventh street lunch
wv counter; 263 East Seventh.
"AITERS-Two walters for to-day.
w Grote's Tivoli.
NTANTED-Te shovelers near city,
w $3.50 per day, board So so; Is shovel
ers for Lake Minnetonka, $3.50 per day; 6
men for brickyard, S175 per day; 40 cord
wood choppers for Wisconsin, zoe for two
foot timber, all pine, free fare: rs men for
Rhinelander, Wis, free fare, S1.50 per day;
10 miners for Hurley, Wis, S1.75 to $3.50
per day; 100 station men for Winnipeg,
Man, 13c per yard, S1.75 for day work, free
fare, ship Monday evening; 10 swampers for
the woods, $50 per month, all winters work;
l carpenter for the woods; 20 carpenters for
Port Arthur, Can, 1922 per day, board 81
five months work; two bridge carpenters for
Iowa, $3.50 per day, free fare; i teamsters at
Hermann, Mimi. $50 per month, free fare;
farm hands, $50 per month; and other
orders; Office open Sunday morning from 10
to II a. m. and Z p. m. Pioneer Employment
Office. Second ST. opposite City HaM. 261
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A PPRENTICE-Waut an honest boy
II to learn the dry goods business. Apply
at 500 East Seventh st. /
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nESk ROOM-For rent desk room in
~ good office; cheap. Apply to II. Barton,
3l9 jackson st. 266-O6y
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Offices.

nESK ROOM-For rent, desk room IN
- Frost block, % and 80 East Fourth st.
Inquire of N. r. Frost. Room 10. 2G3-72
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SyT. AGATHA'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
- 26 East Exchange St.-Lessons gwen on
Piano, Organ, Guitar, Violin and Mandolin;
hours arranged to suit pupils. For terms
call OF address The SuperiOreSs. 1852
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DINING ROOM WORK-Wanted. a girl
IL for dining room work at 81 West Fourth
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OOMS-For rent, forty rooms, second,
Ia third and fourth floors, 2Z2 East Sew
enth; fifteen rooms second and third floors,
228 East Seventh st. Inquire 272 Jackson.
266-72
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DINING-ROOM GIRLS-Wanted, two
u dining-room girls; S. per week. 8,
East Seventh st.
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FOR RENT.
ROOns...COntinued.

NINTH ST., 317, EAST, Near Broad
IN way-Large front room; private family !;
transcients accommodated; board if desir-
able 267
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DEVELOPMENT wanted, by q
IL young man in Office, store or hotel :;
com petent in bookkeeping; willing to work
for small salary. Address Scandinavian 80,
Globe. 267-6S
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MAN AND WIFE without children for
It1 farm in Dakota; free fare. White &
Co, 295 jackson st. 267
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D OOM-Furnished neat, comfortable and
~ convenient to street car; price Sc. Adj
dress LOG, Globe. 266- 81
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-23

NURSE GIRL-Wanted, q thoroughly
~ competent nurse girl; bring references.
$40 East Tenth st.
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n FFICE-Large. bright front of1ice.room.
~ Apply to l. Solomon & Co., opposite
opera house. 32l Wabasha st. 267-269
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uOUSE-To rent, new house, three flats
Ii seven rooms each, with modern improve
ments. on West Ninth ST. Apply l66 or 10
West Ninth ST. 267
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

ID teen to learn the machinest trade; have
had seven months experience. Address Z
LIZ Globe
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$40 PER MONTH-Good store and
~ living rooms on Fifth st., near the
CIifton house. Apply to A. H. Rogers, No.
oO9 jackson st. 263h
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s-Two walters for to-day.
TiVOli- j
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SECOND GIRL-Wanled, a good second
- girl, with references. Inquire Mrs. Ii. A.
Williams ST Panl Park.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-23

D OOM-On st. Anthony hill, to one or two
IL gentlemen, a fine large room, nicely
furnished, large closet, furnace and CRATE:
bath room; near cable and street cars. Treat
Bros % East Third ST. 267
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(tOOK-Wanted. a first-class cook, with
- references. Mrs. A. G. Foster, 49O Sum-
mil av. 2G2-6S
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CENTRAL AV.. 66-To rent, rooms fur
~ nished or unfinished for light house
keeping, 267-6S
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- OOMMATE-Traveling man who is IN
IL town once or twice a month would like
a partner; heated room; good bed rent, So
month. Cali or address 175 st. Anthony
ave 2G7
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-23

STORE-Brick store on Broadway, near
- Grove, also fiyeroom fiat above. Apply
507 WabaSha 264i67
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-23

AT. PAUL BUSINESS COLLEGE,, W.
- K Mulliken, Principal and Proprietor.
Courses of study: Commercial, Shorthand,
German and English. Now is the best time
to enter for complete course or for any
is in charge of special teacher. German is
taught by a native. Individual instruction
and experienced teachers are special feat
ures of the college. Corner Seventh and
Jackson. 1867
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ID OOMS-For rent, four or six rooms on
IN Marshall ave. convenient for housekeep-
ing; two blocks from cable. I COG, Globe.
266-67
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DOMINATE wanted, by gentleman, to
III occupy front alcove room, convenient
to business part of the city; references re-
CURED Apply at 81 Gilfllan block 267
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Stores.

STO RE-Will rent for nominal sum; at
~ start, one of the best stores in city for
grocery boot and shoe or hardware business,
d. II. d 5. McMurran Room r. Globe build.
26S-G0
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QOY-Wanted, good honest boy; reference
ID required. Call at 1882 Wabasha st. to-
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Attic BEE HIVE ENTERPRISE
II Come and see US. Corner Seventh and
Robert. 2GI
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ID OOMS-For rent, two suites of rooms,
Ii newly papered, 1n-heated, baths at
tached, at corner of Tenth and St. Peter SITS.
Apply to j. r. & S. McMurran, room 70,
Globe building. 267-72
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EsA ROOM-$s per month at 1872 East
~ Fourth ST. 263-67
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d OOMS-NiceIy furnished front rooms :;
IL very pleasant location, near business
center, with board if desired: references
given and required. Address lis, Globe.
267-69
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-23

uOUSE-For rent, Union Park, a beautiful
IL new modern ten-room house; all rooms
beautifully decorated; this home must be
seen to be appreciated; also a large new
barn; to the right parties l will make very
reasonable terms; key at grocery store in
park. 2G7.GS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-23

d OBERT ST, 343-Neatly furnished
III rooms; all modern conveniences; next
to German-American National bank. Cali
at room 9. 263-69
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d OOMS-Suite of very desirable rooms
IL for one or two gentlemen, with bath;
three minutes walk from posto1fce; refer
ences. Address o 105. Globe. 264-67
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HOUSE-For rent, good eight-room
IL brick house with bath room and closet,
hot and cold water: convenient to street
cars: a fine cellar. $50 Ramsey ST.; inquire
next door 267-70
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-23

1OO MORE MEN for Henry BaIch's
IOO contract at Hurley, Wis, and BesSe-
mer, Mich, 81. 70 per day; station work 10
TO IS cents; work all winter; ship every day.
Cotton; 245 East Third st. 2OI
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-23

uOUSE-Eleven-room house, with all the
IL modern conyeniences; fine grounds;
good barn, etc.: Robert ST.. opposite W. r..
Merriam's residence. n. Il. Frost, room 10,
Frost block. 2677l
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-23

CARPET SEWING-I am good hand at
- sewing. fitting and laying carpets: ladies
that are cleaning house please give me work.
Address Y No. 119, Globe. l
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-23

COOK at $50 Washington ST.; wages, SIS
" per month; also second girl. L
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HOUSE-To rent. the finest double house
Il on st. Anthony hill; all modern i'm
prCvements; hardwood finish. Addre S
Room 7O4, Grand block. 267-69
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NOOK-Wanted competent cook. 219
~ Pleasant ave.
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MAN WANTED-An intelligent man be-
WI tween 20 and 10, in a well paying bus
mess. Call at room Is, 303 Jackson st, from
6 TO II O'Clock. 267
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A THE BEE HIVE ENTEHPRlSE-
n Positions of trust secured on The short
est possible notice. 26I
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THOICE APARTMENTS in new brick
~ block on Colborne ST., near street cars
and Murray hill short line depot; eight
rooms; modern improvements; low rent.
James Batehams Renting Agency, Ger
man-American bank. 267-6S
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4 LERK-Wanted,s situation by young man
~ with IL years experience in a hat cap
and fur house; willing to work for moderate
salary. Address No. 343 Robert ST., room
No o.
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TYPEWRITER-Wa Wanted, young lady
Il typewriter in law office; moderate sal
airy TO start with; state age and experience.
Address b 155, Globe. l
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-23

HOOK-Situation wanted by first-class
~ cook; no washing. Call at 620 st. Peter
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ID OOM-Large front room, suitable for
IL Office or light manufacturing purposes,
with use of elevator. Apply to l. solomon &
Co., opposite opera house, 321 Wabasha st.
o67-69
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-04-20
The Alliance in Politics.

DALLAS, TEX, April 1L-At a
meeting of the directors of the AL
lance Exchange of Texas in this
city to-day, the following call was
issued:
To the farmers, stock raisers and
laboring element of Texas; We the
undersigned citizens of the state of
Texas recommend that mass meet
ings be called in each and every
county of the state fer the purpose
Of selecting one delegate for each
five hundred voters or fractional
part thereof to attend the state
convention to be held at Waco,
Texas, on the 18th day of May,
1855, at o'clock a. IN, for the pur-
pose Of considering what steps, is
any, should be taken in the ap-
preaching campaign. As the above
convention Will he one of great i'm
portance, we urgently recommend
that GU select conservative and
determined men as your delegates.
H. S. P. Ashby, Tarrant county;
4. L. Kessler, Comal county; n. G.
Edwards, Parker county; Chas, E.
Brown, Dallas county; j. Y. Col
Inns, Lamar county; j. S. Morris,
Tarrant county; c. W. Gears, Den
ton county; J. A. Gardner, Parker
county; y. II. Anderson, Dallas
county; J. B. Kelley, Limestone
county; W. E. Moore, Lamar
county; r. NJ. Wellington, Fan
min county; Sam McGaryin, Den
ton county; L. C. Hearn, Wilbar-
ger county; ". E. Farmer, Wood
county; H. G. NJ. Moore, Tarrant
A. P. eagle, Montague
county.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-04-20

Peterson's Magazine for May is
At hand, and its contents are varied
enough to suit the most fastidious
taste. Peterson is always so fresh
and bright, that one might think it
still in its teens, instead of almost
ready 10 celebrate Its semi-centen-
NAL Old subscribers always look
on it as a friend that cannot be
dispensed with, and new ones new
er fail 10 regret that they have not
long before made its acquaintance.
Capital stories and poetry are the
rule, not the exception, and, togeth
er with It's superb steel plate and
other illustrations, make the con-
tents Of each month rich treat.
IN al matters Of dress, toilet and
needlework, Peterson" designs
and suggestion are fresh and nov
Il, and its practical hints to house
wives are always Trustworthy. Our
lady readers should all take this
magazine. Terms only = a year.
Address Peterson's Magazine,
Philadelphia Pa.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-04-20

rarrasfl farming means a
Hafetag ~ al de iilais and de
ulei- hapiazard- unsysiemat-
@ fhonshfles farming vii no
EloFs aaF flau The same character
ists rsal1 in banking or rail-
r Ihe farmer must plan
ag rsauire must m=1holize and
1eare nli i D. Hsuid adrance ID
sealit - asazf bflue to the work.
fls enere5 FLich De- born Of en-
ssasl-1s cad ihut ardor born Il
M
lbee ~ thiues which Cole
laaIs Aar HaFld says viii pay;
q ll1rs B. rotate ersps. to save sud
~ "a tle manure sou can make;
81 bases diversity u crops; an
a.iald-a.oe ~ pasture and II Inea-
i1E ~ mueh stoak a. sea can car
e riae pr1ilsa by iudicious plan
tiae aiI ID fa..d tdai Is wanted Oh
a. larH b. haFe good barns and
sAslfe4 far "a tie stock, H. have
lla inefs isehap. cut or grind
az re fael and fodder wanted b
e1ea mtilre and variety Of
fsels A. uze iuiiciozsly the fat
fersme aud tAe nuscle-making
afaiass b. provide an abundance Of
1are tue-h safer, ~ use thorough
llel siraz g. make good butter;
reese larg ane pa'diry and an
-iIullanee ~ eggs just when no.
d,lg else Las then - house ma
e-luerF anl a. protect the iron and
sis tf1n rasi q have o Eeii-eul-
ii1atei all sell stocked kitchen
sarisl and orchard; to keep the
dwelling and Out houses protected
81 l.aial ~ other autiret material.
B. q sasing oi eFery-thing and 10
Easte uatline u psys 70 have q
sal Hiie b. lore her dearly. care
o. Aer lenieFlF sad relieve her
"a Asr uork s. iuaeh a. possible.
A. Fass e family # sons and daugh-
ls1E - ~ thea god example
- everything. AID T. 30 educate 4
.ieu tlai rl-en they enter INTO
e. taeg laag b. ABIDE % Do better
dan FaH atat Euss nov 10 Do.
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kanir Corn.

This variety of corn was intro
duced from the south of Africa
and is destined to become one of
our most valuable crops. 1t will
undoubtedly supercede the popular
Milo maize. 1t belongs to the
sorghum variety and should be
planted from April until July 10.
Plant in rows b feet wide and thin
out to one stalk the width of cot
ton and use the hoe. When the
grains turn white clip the heads
and other heads will come. This
increases the largest yield of grain.
1t gives the best results by cutting
the first growth for forage when
in early bloom, and let the second
growth yield both grain and for
age. 1t withstands drouth and is
particularly adapted to the lands
of the cotton belt. 1t will yield
from thirty to forty bushels per
acre, and is a crop that never miss
es. 1 made excellent bread from
my crop last year, besides cutting
it three times for forage. A horse
or COW prefers it to German or cat
tail millet or flour corn. This corn
Is easily cured and does not ex-
haust land. When it is ready to
cut you can let it stand for weeks
and it will not burn, like flour corn
and other forage plants. 1 fed it
green to my stock until a hard
freeze, thereby saving my fodder.
Any farmer can make a good crop
of this corn when it is too dry to
make anything else. Every farm
er should plant it John A. Beck,
of Griffin, Ga, in Alliance Advo-
cate.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-04-20

go aee sasslaiiue gentlemen whom
ImeL
f. oae go irlss' through Texas
slilali bang siruck Fery fofoibly
81 ainq. ti,e F.siis believe ia
r l1iurr sad uifb aae voice de-
bes fI.e coming siate # the
fn sheg Aase AZ idea II dis
li.erus har Fast territory, and
e = s5az 4 the fuiuFe giories
q f..e ss1piie, ali believe with
81 ti,sif hea71s a. beg manifest
Has raised 90 -Old
.1eaa ia hare had
@ f- u o. same article
llr a. e1esai months bare
atuir aut ] ain inclined
l fis tle I-.1.e Star State
M e world au genuine.
rhEsiazic Hurah
- s.ar slle
Wen siis Aas CREST dead 10
a lor sid Is going 10 have
~ a...rs 81 coming years Lang
M mE D. Ezauiner
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Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time in expe-
rimenting when your lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seems, at first only a
Cold Do not permit any dealer toimpOse
upon you with some cheap imitation of
DIR. Kings New Discovery for COnsump-
ton, Consumption, Coughs and Colds, but
be sure you get the genuine. Because he
can make more profit he may tell you he
has something, or just the same. Don't
be deceived, but insist upon getting Dr.
Kings New Discovery. which is guaran-
teed to give relief in all Thu oat. Lung and
Chest affections. Trial bottles free at J. n.
Eddins * Cos. Drug Store. Large Bot
ties 81 90
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A Sound Legal Oninlnn.

Z. Bainrldge Munday Esq. County At.
", Clay Co., Tex says: Have used
Electric Bltters with most happy results
My brother also was very low with Mala.
rial fever and Juandiee, but was cured by
timely use of this medicine. Am satisfied
Electric Bltters saved his life Ny. d. /,
Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, KY. adds a
like testimony, saying; ale positively
believes he would have died. had it not
been for Electric Bitters- This greatrem-
edy will ward of, as well as cure Dengue
and all Malaria Diseases, and all Liver
Kindney aud Stomach Disorders stands
unegnaled. Price 80 cts and 81 at J n.
Eddins * Cos. (6)
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Doctors Bills.

ANY person whose blood and liver in
good condition is all right even III the
midst Of epidemics. This can be noticed
IN the life of every one. If all would avail
themselves of the advantages of restoring
and maintaining the health Of the body
there wonld be fewer doctor bills and
much less sorrow. The one thing neelful
and the one recommended above all 9TH
ers Is found in Simmons Liver Regulator,
prepared by J, IL. Zeilin & Co. The testi-
monials are counted by the thousands and
It's merits are undoubted.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-04-20

Notwithstanding the fact that
Milwaukee brewers recommend
their beer as mon Intoxicating,
beautiful, refreshing and invigora-
ting, conducive to health, prosper
ity and happiness, and beneficial
alike Tor old and young, male and
female, the Northwestern Life
Insurance Company, whose head
quarters in that city, viii not issue
a policy TO a member Of employe
Of these brewing companies. This
position was not taken from a NOR
al standpoint. but because the sta
iisties shoE that these men die, as
a rule. before their time -B.erald
and Presbyter.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-04-20
Estray Notice.

Taken up by r. C. Turner living three
miles northwest from San Saba and es-
trayed before L. T. Chamberlain, Justice
Precinct No. l. San Saba County Texas.
A certain marc and colt. The mare of
bay color, 6 years old, Is h. h., branded
81 on left shoulder. Colt same color as
mare. Both appraised at SIS. by W. F.
Sullivan and Dave McNeal. Date of es-
traying, March %, 1888. Filed, April ,, -.
Witness my hand this the 4th day of
April, l85s.
4. DUGGAN,
Clerk Co. Court, San Saba Co.