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mortgage on his property and he rents half Of
IT, He was asked by a World reporter how
much he owed and said.
II don't owe anything, only bout half OF
lottie's funeral expenses / can show you
young mans note for $3.50. and he always
pays the interest in advance. get 500 year
for the half of my place that is rented, and a
man iii Pennsylvania wants to buy the other
half. But want to keep my home. an II
can get nice girl I'll be happy till the end Of
my days
Miss Daisy was heard to declare, "r m sure
he hasn't nice enough q house nor large
enough bank account to tempt me. cant
say how much 1t would take, but he hasn't
enough to think about it,
Miss Brceces parents object.
Mr.. Chambers eight acres are probably
worth $40, 600, and are yearly becoming more
valuable
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HONORS FOR SATOLLI.
A Marble Bust of the ALLOCATE Un-
yelled in HObOken,
FATHER CORRlGAN DELIVERS A EUI0GY
ON THE M0NSIGNOR'S WORK.
BISHOP WIGGER WAS NOT PRESENT.

A life. size marble bust N Mga Satolli was
unveiled yesterday afternoon in Father CORR.
gan's Church of our Lady of Grace Hoboken,
with appropriate ceremonies, in the presence
of nearly two thousand people. 1t was n gala
day for Father Corrigan and the people OF his
parish. They worked hard for several weeks
to make the event success, and their efforts
were crowned with plnry
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A LOOK AT YOUR TONGUE

er you need Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets. II it's furred or
coated; if you've no
appetite, and have
frequent headaches
with or without dig
ziness, chilly sensa-
tions, and occasional
nausea; if you feel
dull, drowsy, and
greatly tired or de-
bilitated-that proves
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that you're biHouS.
The best things in the world for bilious
ness are these little " Pellets They gently
stimulate and powerfully invigorate tho
liver. They're the smallest and the east
est to take. There's no disturbance to the
system, diet, or occupation. One tiny,
sugar-coated Pellet at dose is n perfect
corrective and regulator.
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In chronic Catarrh in the Head, where
every other would-bs help has failed, the
proprietors Of DIR. Sages Catarrh Remedy
will give $500 II they can't effect q perfect
and perIoknent cure. This remedy viii
cure the verV worst cAseG
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had just Stired from ofiice Wien ne was
tcrn. lie has seen the government ahakei.
1 ~ cruel ana destructive wars Much OF
| .he history OF t,e United States has witt
sen l'aelf during his iifos and that n has
oeen q brilliant history Is In great part
one 10 the strong Individuality OF men
tne colonel henderson. who have made
/ ship. $500
Lack Of him was the sturdy pioneer on.
10y Who knew what II wat 10 face dam
eetA Who helped to Wrest the country
from the savage and were Injured 10 hard
snPS and perils, Ills mother was BatHy
SaiawaN. the young girl w.so WAS cap
c,.,set ~ thc Indians In July. lfiS while
scat, Tho story OF her experiences IL the
wilderness VIII never be told. but she
MAS nIterwefd rescued BY the Boone par
X. aud soon after her rescue she became
the wife OF Colonel Samuel Henderson OF
kentucky. Tho alarm OF war had inst
eseA Bounded, but II called Colonel Hem
officer in the great revoluiionnry struEric
from such hardy stock as this came Coli
onei Alfred Henderson,
While SUI q young man, Colonel Hem
dcrson went to tennessee, where he was
married duly %. lSsS 10 Miss Sailie QueseA-
bury OF Winchester. The love FOR the
s wsst was strong upon him, and IN 1881 he
collector OF public money under the Wing
administration. In 1875 ne returned 70,
Tsnnessee. but remained only ak years..
hin, ana In 1853 he came 10 Fnyette coun-
~ IeSass near where the town Of Win
chester now stands A year later he
he remained until 1871. and then lived Al
High 9ill. Fayette county. four Years
sitter which he established his home al
death. The esteem In which he has been
he'd by his esSiiow-citixeus ia shown
by the various OFFICES he held. Daring the
war ne was justice Of Che peace ID Austin
tl4stf ~ ~.
Tolerate government. lie was the nrat
mayor OF Schulenburg and held that office
six years.
To Colonel and Mrs. Henderson were
born eleven children, ELK sons and i've
daughters, OF whom eight are now living
four sons amt four daushters. More than
pAssed over the river. Since then II has
been LETT to his children TO smooth his
Declining yeare. Colonel Henderson's SON
in-lnw Colonel w. Il. Upton, represented
Eayette county In the Eleventh, Sixteonth.
seventeenth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth
legislatures. Another sun-tn.law Or w
". walker Of sehulenburg, Is prominent
known member OF Lyons Masonic Lodge.
no ls9' among his relatives are Hon,
travis Henderson, who represented his
district In The last Legislature, Richard
Henderson lieutenant Commander OF the
United States navy, and Nenzee ySalliat.
leutenant % the Nlnthl United States cav
airy, now In NNxpc1ifg,. l4ientennnt Com
mander Arnold of The uhited stflss navy
Is related by marriage.
The most wonderful thing about such a
been .perpetuatea until age has given Il
sAcredness and has surrounded II with
pathos. For nearly seventy years Colonel
lhenderson was member Of the curnher-
iand Presbyterian cnurch.
Among the souvenirs he lei TO his chill
dren was a silver watch which he had
carried eighty. years. Slowly, tick by tick,
u had told or eighty years OF his life ana
the ccuntfVfs history and sim II goes an
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ai.rnEn HENpNIlsoN.


II Jnly. lSls a young maF named ar
fred ii anderson ioinea cumbeFiAtd Lodge
81. and "A. III 4, away y Ifnaesses. II
Novoinbrf. 1Sna. fhc membera q tne RE-
4 81 IL Schulcnhurg locked GOVT, Avt ~ nv
I.iss lime npoa toe face q. tAfii e, a.s
,Sf,n.r6aa "a memberof LIE MnfOnA1 ~
ierniiy more flsah aoFeatg-tfe E ,.,. =.
i1ouhIiess al the members q tlts ~,
n g'ennea,see have long lnre H7, r,ls. Y
fis IA Ii ar the ,H1ion OF tne lllpt -
Si,lah-r ana Kaye gone up hiEner, 80 49,
m fx-fitA wears, "a one eqnlp rem tHt
sf,fv I'd ali that time " one coma hh22te
~ f,svefiy ne has helped 70 reiAetef ., ser
new members be has helped 70 lnans, ,i Up
ihe ORDER the dead he has 1elRep - ~ ~
iIc llylnt he has cheeret nnu sn NJ, M,
vida the friendly grip Of felie"snp' 49,. "a
q history that wou.- make. Anu St<s,A
,ine must feel that theHe ,ni, ,s,t,,s,a fl,sf
SAT- llever be written afe ine sHi 9i,s ,ns,,,
mike III the true life history % t,gae,,'e
The book " Colonel Afrea ti si,le,,. ~ a.
4,sa has closed aud l'nis :, Y NV ig,,,e
i6e s1,d az n The story has hsenn = w. ~
one. seafa longer than rsL'ally ~ n
III AZ mon II began M4fsn R'carnitnn
8sckinehain township, MORT 49,, W. IA.
and h closed at schulenbDrs, "a o,,t III
vAmber 1s 1850 He had rounut9 * MA
,nSst 4 century. The Union MhsI dsen
t,ees, mt a STRUGGLING infant N ~ oMn
infancy had lived 20 cele i.,ai.,,srf,l and
centennial ana 10 become ~" S,,res,dent
Independent Nation The hrst p''''1s''
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srnpIAf. NoaiUids,.,

SPECIAL NOTICE
This Is 70 warn az perzops interested
mat II any case o. oyefchafee or eztaf-
ton Is discovered during the ptay % Heus-
ton Of The exenraionlats who wll arrive
friday night. the eallsy party will ps
prosecuted 10 the fulies, extent Any 81
port Of such dsasipG i properly apsnsusi'
GATED, viii be promptly acted %.
ExAnrsion i3xenrfle4 C1mmiftec:
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For ndvertisefk IN office 81 The Post fef
fo0i. s70f. AbliifY. e192 f2l, "a f25 zx2t u
ID. 25,il, 22D1 60 2i07s q. q. a.. q. y. ~,
lfrs. Pattie Hatfip 2lge elj1 81, y. ts'f
Moore f1Ol 1850 Phsfcian, 17nD "a,
447o nm. 27D7 a.. Susie WILSON. E,ia
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ri & PDPULAF2 GLoTFilER So



t'SlR SAlsle-slx acres. part - <i'y now
tmproNeinvnis suitable fpr dairy, inAr.
Merchants ana Planters on ailli, j. u,
CagN. u
FOR eAl ni.-fl locks 81 lots. - PER- cent
OF price Of actual retail snlcs. no com
inlss,en Apily i. y. Chew, ST., Prince
EASY TERMS FoF sale, ten room house
cufrer CAPITOL and Chartfcs streets,
srYpn room bouan on Frhnkiiu street,
three lots on pruW and lsAflraHch, sts.f;s
lots on corner .lelforson and 81, charles
tutc agent ccrrcr rurKrtaH and san
JAclni1 htrsfta. 9
FOR S5lials--tiO00 acrcn, dhoic@at tract al
rich fruit land III ill Southern Texas;
only. Y. miles nom f1onstoii On two
trunk lines Of railroad. very accessible.
desirable for sub division; $500 per acre
" sold soon AddrcHN. or call upon Il.
Patterson, 1915 I'ongfess avenue.
Houston 4
FOR Sal SIX acres, with lnirrovemniits,
N miles from court house on Texas
Cline 8 cllnv, iVici consrsss ~ Z
IN Drummer sAts35i1Et,fS IS New and
modern four. I'VE. elx and aev6n rnom
1900 and sia'sD Prr month Il We have
nothing 70 sun you, brink uh n plan OF
the hunaD ynu want Wa Viii buiia Il
and you ran .uRy Tor Il IN small monthly
payinenta: tertrlr cars . and from
pay rent Whom ypa can owe your avn
home. Alexander pnrinH 4 Co,
Capitol Hotel Buiidlns, pIp Tuxgs ave.
nue, III
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pEnsoxAr--o ont,apea.


WANTED 10 know where TON cApren
died. Hleaee answer HE sletef. Mira. y.
!. a., c'tre Pest. q
CAPABLE NE Insurance agents open for
~ epgAseFnent iqs 1904 should cnfre-
ngrr Manhattan life Insurance. company,
San Antonio, Texas. l@-A'
Ma AMI VlAIRiDid splrilual inedinns
HitunRa 81. puf Crosby street, FOURTH
ward taouthG take San reiipe street
cars Qulco hoers y, N. tep y. M u
POCKET Formnlary containinE prescfips
tons FOR ali cctnplainta BY eminent ply
& eiclRna and specialists: only ~ cpntH
utaiups. " +, Wade, prescription drug.
Eist Nashinqton street houston
PARIS pew iiiAsfuerede coatumns to order
and In rent For ChfiHtmee hay your
dolls and tin soldiers at Madame l.
Westphal'h. 102 Main street, IL
JUST RECEIVED 2isAfige stock of goods
suitable Tor the holidays such as ham
hoe goods, fancy rockers. leather Kouis
ana general line OF furniture, Alte large
assortment OF lace cilrlaiuE, which am
Offering az reduced prlees. Please give
me q CALI ~ llils.
sPIRITuArlsAf- All who are Interested
fcstntions given by Mira Gilman Circles
Sunday and "Wednesday O'clock y IN.
sOt Walnut street, Nstth ward. z
JOHN WADE md his sister Aiitu viii
find Il to their interest 20 communicates
with Mrs, NJ. 4. Wade Of EeAiy. Austin
county, Texas. ~
MISS KING Vii open her uanrlnR class
Tuesday afternoon. November r., ~ tho
Haepgerhund Hal. corner Of Pfestpn mi
afternoons aud Wednesday and Satnf-
day nights. 1laslS
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FOR IA j. Az 81 sxoaail6e Tor mtrch6ndi>5
or HonhtGn rtA; aHtate a tIlaistiaeA Al,
FUZZY equipped fttaIiheat. tuyoile want
ms boat addftnE no. z5'e i'paf II
F555l IA ~ on tx g Ia fiizE f3r Hepr-
Ton r11ptflY new store house ana ont
tom Nu Ai11oui5. Kansas and 4fxat
feiifead with r new Stock % general
u,trcil1Ealsc Of ffN1p 70 <1s-- HQrfn'
sell on long time on Al pefeonei sff,if-
ity Apply 10 Thee. Herring. Houston
3ykHf no TfiAl3i5 9eycnteen head Of
cattle Tor three or four good MILF cows
Of K3ol breed Apply p l. W Fu1up.
sllpffinfendent nayland Drphans' Hoine,
re TRADE OK EXCHANGE. Smith Pre-.
mler typewriter. with stand, Tor lot or
acreage. Apply 10i0h Congress.
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TWO BARGAfNS-On inptailn,ent plan
Ia Third ward, one einhtsropin, two-Ntnry
house, x2.l01. eyla fotifsroon0 ont-ssory
house. Siofp We viii also build on lots
and lat rent pay for huuae. J. ManHet,
roam =, lvQ6s4 Congress NyTntin. MO
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c5ufrncis. wills. deeds. specifications and
clrcuinf i0ftef1 neatly executed, from
dicfafton 81 MESS room c08, KAN bllii1-
ing; dtI,nmtff work solicited. Jack
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s4assr words .las- sass..I ", =.

Advertisers should remember that let
tege directed Is initials only are nnt de-
fivered through the pnnfnfnce n f,iflala
nre lGcG they should be directed to tns
care or some person, Arm or postofDfe
box. Advertisements can be ieft AZ our
office or sent through the mali tor
J THE HOUSTON POST. Houaton, Texas.
Answering advertisements mention this
paper.
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NOVICE n, c{]#THAf. I or s. e
Plans, fp4cifltationz and bids are here
bf 4plltlted fur fpr cQuetf,e{ipn 70 lne
f,re-ors3f record vault, thiffy-nv1 nv
iflrty-sl4 fest. and eleven fest hist ~
tween HQef and QHiiipKt Iht eity tlEir
ptffonD desiring 70 c1fnp4,r any nfcet-
aarF iniersnfflqu. Fifrs. sRfriNfefipna
add piila must he Aif1 With the s,itl. Hf.,4
afY y 1ec4 and hl accompanies with q
3elfi4ad check for <b99 n secure Tbs
9atisfAesor5 eaeertioii o. tbH CONTRACT
ii ' ja5rN +. BROWNE. Mayor.
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FOR shLr,-Suaith Frontier tspcwrsrf;
perfect ordcrs must ht Aold. Adufva,
Premier, thiu cfllee
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hunro chtsp; paf ~ rent house; two
blocks from court house, iNn Preston
street -. n. d
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81 q + II ne i1z'| 3I:l17 + - f.
plQyi'ic[<< tt<fisfce pnneeA.4A<<
$40 Var Huf.8 ChicaGc. III
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The hars
That Kept him from those splendid stars.
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IL y Mn. { jr4 IsTI5r ki58y 81 NE }faia
s,, s.'s. t. e AZ ~ ss ,ass
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WANTED 10 Know fhc Whefeabolts -
q Mira a. 81. Moore VITO Of Wtaley hpqfe,
heard of vas At La1ranRe. Texas. Adj
orsaa Garrett NJ Bmith. hoekda.l. Tex
WANTED - .avef3booe 70 know that r.,
Il short f|fH opened d ftfht]c'1e8 taf0qis
AZ RnfrnfEs h3fri IN the Nsftn Roft
oniy href-tinaa 9ofids Hefyed a tfiti
Respectfully solicited. Y
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home. Alexander DARLING 4 Co.
Capitol Hotel BuiidlnEt DO TuNgs ave-,
qwo BARGAfNs@O On inptailment plan
"a Third ward, ono eiNhtsropin. two-Ntafy
house. $500 We Win also balid' On io Il
and let rent pay for hunae. J. ManNht.
room Z. lVo6ss congrees aygiiue. iH.I0
LAND near Houston on graded road. Il,
from railroad station. bIacksiniib shop
ana Achool hpuea. s9ld cntitp ttnd on easy
TERMS @ nrst ha'f aassu ,tsl I'll ssss,e
Al Houston Land and Crust Company Comp any
FlsR 8 a lsf.1 800 acilts IN 1--we oak cs0is'
~, 500 ncrng u, cultivation. uweliink.
Abundance 81 water; mice SOTO psf
acre. For further infofmAilon. n. J
Skafgs Heal Estate company, Bceyiile,
Z Nei IS cr6sby, tracts q 40 500. 10
"a . t,.st iesl nv W + eghoies Irill,
water. plenty q timber ana iast tne
s' das ssiss lis siiss from county ssas
corn 10 the aero; plenty % goud. hard
wood tiiiibeIf atlsinaRe d. Al. OF BAR
t,il acres near Houston, snoo, suf.
rounding lend selling Z. y - 10 (aRfl and R9t
rnftirnf4rf wa have HaVefal small
lfnem close - else line pasAellia in
s,t ss1 sosEx MIS- Ei'is's sIsss,.
- A s1ll.4'f y n
FOR aAf3E On easp monthly paympnse
ono -st1ty house ~ 2fhird ward
Ono zsaioty itaNga ana one outage m
tcenrtb HAlt f1Nfh1 s
fpxRR ssistS ana 4 kHl Estate invhAs
tuE
V'f5R IA j 81 call and lzsspnns our lisf
" bargains Ia Land n HaffiH l.Iptrtys
BrakptlA. xpti He,sd ana Qaivfts9n
s & III. e .,4i ss'a II ssg e sS e
S8So uDvafda. including f9nie u tho
b1Ht bag aiiiH eyer ufitred. ~ are aNrf
g Flsl. Son Y ls.s s', .;u fSnshss
a. essy rsxn,tl.iR fh d Iaiolssl. &
'iIIlsll's'IiiaEaz Cha suEs. =
';'s q s,.s ss61|ss & e s
Gus GUS ' AK ess s ssssa H'a@sfa 'a' S
y. Ea1siil atkest: lienzIsl':
s .9 eIIy s I. s;esk s. e Il
FeIiinR. party wants - eptn wllpisshio
WI Nrisf5 "A pefli'er Vllh Loo capital
Xddfsss ssa itihs oiie's. sitii reisfsaSss
9fi9if \ Ia Il 4 NJ i. M beffff ofldr-
tunity 81 tiglatqni {. y es'yinN b,.A'nesn
address aipg care X Post
Fo1{ VA ~ n lfst-eioss uief3i'9adl2s
fIiaihcaf H0h.I locality hisHiltfr4 c4r4Atiy
S2oo5o 5000 a.ee.. Nil' I'm fef hs i,
diess idck W. " En1il.ne Tesas. 8
VOTING NAN jSassa sSSF = j's;oss.
ss ,s sn s oss:s'nT isiirs4 s ix
i. e. Aaarsss 80 1a's =. 2 8 .''e
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FOR Safslf or RE MT saloon building
flNtufeh. pool tnnie. soda fountain. befr
hnfbfr shop Sim neblanc. Liberty.
Texas "
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WANTED q'o know where Tom CAprc,
died. Please answer his sister. Mira. ~
j. g.. c,tre Post.
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| Main Hifeeh Houston, Texas.
THE c. D. % Partisan Dyeine. SECURING
and Cleaning Establishment, 1905 Pres
ton. the only reliable place % have your
old clothes dyed aud repaired 10 look
as good az new, Fernandea Leroy,
proprlafpra. xssf
! 'fiousTON afSlgAM DYE WORKS.
Ladies and HentNi fAsn,ertn of every
Description cleaned, dyed aud repaired,
also hats cleaned. dyed and anaptd
No. ia Travis street A, Klrsrhnick.
proprietor.
]. RDHGHEiM, The SUNSET phaEInaey. DIS,
rrufary for the sonthtfn paciaa railway
No. n conEfrss ayeoue
EIsEcTRIoAis MACHINERY AND
1llsEtyfHfEAts ElPPfdFs
L. r. tilIcr electrical engineer dealer
IN electrle4i supplics tepeirg promptly
attended - In any nart q the etnfes
complete plants 4 Speciality cotfetpQnd-
onee solicited. Old Electric Light Sta
ton. Houston, TeEae
FORTUNE TELLER Mna Raymond 81
cnHfarfttn tells falnt. prpeent and tutAres
here for short Tins only, ehar4un for
luck e0i travis street. dofnas 'raxae
e. 1tl.atNt =
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pastnci6nlp with cnfz1tff etI1zs|{
ulfi be 4 sober man and n8ff e1e4< ~
IN Money una tools Tor friI4i=Ii<I< 11
cr1aH ~ come nftr1n.tfI/ q &
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3 Ifl]ft s \ y We t3r IQadI Or VOTING nIl1
etaslu work and buggy hcrstsi Also
Rollin good ord. nlpies, nnpe ~ me llpa
;i8tcffl Teams an stuck on ik3ei pe-
Han Jhllnto and Ccpsnfrca asteqts. ~
For HA1stiSlieN creH ifAa III TIT u s{1oth|
dtihrfhr ia4ffuH IN Middle bAypp. 1faffts
en,liit2s E1n ~ cree an clear rttseH nNtf
Santa "a railroad rfonHfnE. jottrh Npt
nfy. U4iyfetpu. I'sza9 XII
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ono xsst1fY house IN Third ward
Ono eselofY ieNee ana one outage n
iconrtb Hhld south
rxRR isn .iitS Nliu Hkal lgetAte fnvnntt
manf hs1otlaiinn. Trlss Company Hnlids
ting If i5af zs
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NAf$Tl1p.-sA position az hn;iSrt:I;,cr rs
q nidaiN-hGe'i lady. rtiIinH 70 10 ta cfi;t1-
Try OK on ranch. Address Mrs. Si1{tn.
care Posi-.
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For q fflfse q 100 All ~ IN Live oak caun-,
~, 500 ncrpg IN cultivation. uweiIink.
huAinpsH Aouaa aid tenant hoAars.
acre. Tor further ilifofmAiion. II /. ).
skafgs Real Estate company. Bceyile
TeNAa XII
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MfHIffl3F33n fIIFI1Y man VIA 1Ilf4{-
stands Truck R4tdtnirH. ti;11 to 41t< .
fali a. tikxzpn!i'H liqrof 4fofzs 1lil1I|
nkr4AL AstMHsn and ! o.sl4E4 b. zsI
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WE HAVE Tor sale. peaoiiea, appiespsArs
ilSn nnu plum trune. ciielirer than any
Nui'6efya.n ADlcficn. QUARANTINE trtvE te
4 rs.iye III Huod order. A,idfcag Mckenzie
q nrown Warren. rt&na II
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WssNrfsts ~ 'oeition BY sxpaii@afT .f2;z3
fEfctvo phhffuIeiat. nitric tIr fp1I1j}<fafc
rsn2le; pHe ~ best ftfernc 81 <;}fi1411 "a
A1uiNA boz 1hA Hpnston. eSe4
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FOR SjAI<tl--A good, big, semitic bugAy
horse, aisp a eopA spring MnEon cAuRp,
AudreaS u, w. s.. mail room houaton
POST
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6i1 acroe near Houston, 500; snr-
rounding land selling Al4ie Csfl and Ret
nnftirifftrf wa have HnVefnl small
ifnctp close 10. elHo hnc bafHAina III
CASiE & LuciEEf.
III Hp1h Main street.
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THE posi- rs THE GREAT WANT ME-
dull or TEXAS.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-21
TrOttezs Bros.
OSNABROCH, N, D.

The best nickle cigar in town at
Schuke's.
j. Frost j7smped on gaSden sass with
both feet Moaday night.
ElfOrd Bros, have a very meet line of
boots and shes Just arrived, 9
c. W. Clarke has shipped in car
load Of fine se1yicea5le work horses.
Call ard see them before buying. 50
If You contemplate trip to any part
Of Europe call and SEE Hans Bjo2nerud
before bying your tickets. He is able
to give you low prices over amy line. {;
Halls H;sir Remover is pronounced
the best preparation :na,Ie for thicken-
ing the growth of the llair, and restor~
ing that which is gray to its original
color.
Next wee:= you will iinti us in our
new studio. We now have one Of the
best lights IL, the northwest and have
been fortunatein securing She services
of an ~ l. lady assistant frcm st. Paul.
With everything new and IL tirst-class
shape we arg prepared to do work
second to none~in the state and extend
a cordial welcome to our old customers
and all new ores who will favor us
with call SALTEE Il TAYLOR
Another carload of eighteen Mis-
souri, horses were shipped in BY Geo.
Iawman, of St. Joe, Mo, Oh Monday
evening. These horses are all of his
own raising and are young and per-
fectly sound. lie has them at Nc
Leans barre and invites inspection by
all who intend purchasing Il good
horse this fall. Ar. H;swman has also
brought will him. some sample black
willow cuttings ard walnut and oak
nuts Oh which lie can qlote low prices
to any one w no is thinking Of Planting
cutting or tr ee seeds.
TO TIE FAEME:.s-And those
intending building. 1t will pay
you to examine our stock and
obtain our prices before buying.
We will endeavor to keep our
stock complete at all times and
will sell at the smallest living
profits We have a good supply
Of Cedar Shingles. Windows, Doors,
Building Paper and Lumber OF
all kinds, and we want your:
trade. C:ll and see US.
5 MAHON & ROBINSON
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-21

SHERMAN-AtK ilida, Man., en- August
Goth 1898, at the residence of her
mother, Lizzie a Sherman. aged 20.
years, months and days.
Mrs. Lizzie A Sherman died after
a lingering illness of several weeks and
leaves behind her Borrowing husband
and little son, besides three brothers
and one sister, Mr.. John Ferguson Of
Mazda being brother Of the deceased.
She was: a young woman of amiable
disposition and had WOE host of warm
friends in that place. She was a devout
member of the Baptist church. Her
many acquaintances IN Cavalier county
will extend their sincere sympathy to
the afflicted family.
Oh call it not death, it is life begun.
For the waters are past, the home is Won.
The ransomed spirit has reached the, shore.
Where they weep and suffer and sin no more.
She is safe in her Fathers home above
| In the place prepared by her SaviourS love.
To depart from world of sin and strife.
| And be with Jesus Yes this is life.
Oh call it not death: tits a holy sleep.
And the precious dust the Lord doth keep.
She shall wake again. and how satisfied.
| With the lightness of Him, who for her died.
As He rose again, she shall also rise
From the quiet bed where safe now she lies.
Then cheer 70 fond mourners who sadly weep
] For happy are they who In Jesus sleep