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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-11

AGENTS. Tor or new porcelain iireclav
ceoiilnB Waaaebli wages ~ 10 81 per dav,
pay every two weeks Addrnas gfansa
ton & Co. Nenlu, Ohio. KILL
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SITUATION by licensed engineer, best of
refefenee; rs also iirst-elaaa steam filter
anu iias full lg.t ot tools, Aa'ifeas 2alT
thig office. ~,
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YOUNG MAN 4Why be idleY When yon
can learn tcleefn1hy and secure ~ EDcd
Mutation. For Information write DAilaa
Tolegtnph COLLEGE Daliah. Texas. xig-1l
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FOR IA LIS From one to i've choice
lote ~ Ranger adtlitsons cheap for next
Thirty days. Auafesa 2els. cara Post IL
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ONE PAIR extra iine G-Sear-uld muIea,
ono nair ille. large aeIlstilatchfd AtlHs
SQUIRT ulites fpf ahle cheap. Apply 10
Ben Campbell. care f1iltchrson, Camps
hhis y Sgnfa tlpualpns i2-si
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-11

MEN 10 sell balcing powder; STEADY ems
plogmeuf, experience unnecessary. $f8
salary Or Cam u. Chemical WorifR,
$40 Van Buran Chicago. 8si5
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FOR EAtsie or exrhnnge for southern
Texas land 81 city property. $50 acres Ia \
NpfikMtat TeSna3 on line of railru&dy
children Ii a quiet family no rhil2g
Will give or take dlffemnce. Address
atS3 care Ifoeia 49,
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CAPABLE life insurance scents opan for
an engagement for 1893 should rerre-
anond with on call nnon =. IS Bay, inan4
oger Manhattan Life inserHncc company
9an Antonio. Taxas. 1a.2a
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FOR SAL acres land ia tho u. ituiifis
quarter league on Middle bayou, Harris
county, 6io acres on Cienr creek neAr
Santa Ee railfpad urossinB. lostph Cur
mes. GALVESTON, TexHa. &{f.
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w hlSi III. tlpya ard pfris who wish to
male money when olt 81 school pend
name and we viii toll yan hoW. No
money wanted h. stayher & CD.
IrpNi0ence, I.JL ~
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lNA9SiG43t) ltnnlion aa yard foreman or
shipping cietls, fen NaArB experienced,
ga0d references iplnithed, u 81, care 81
P1st. 10
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q
Number Words, timeltimes VIZ np.
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FUA SAflE ;. "a
and 80 acres: rich, black soil, from
2M 10 ) feet deep hits IL d chnina frsiif
Aiid farming country. healthy. E1ca
water pierty % timber aud lust tAs
spot 10 settle. 4 &
AIS acres 31d miles from county neHf.
deep. biack Rot; will grow 10 bllhhala
corn % the acre: plenty d good. hard
gain,
$40 acres near Houston, $500, asir-
rounding lnnd sailing q $40. Gail ard gtt
ifacss closs III, also fine bargains ID
residence property.
CASH 81 I.ffcKFsI4.
xff 3ljfi. Main &ff.sHf
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WA WEED etnafi 10 tip house work (
teiniAh preferred eau ~ 1903 state.
corner sile1h Fourth Mari ttqftli, III
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F0N sAAlw.
! TijR SALE T'Svo hnndr,sl Head fat HOGS,
SvV,ipii ram I'm ~, s1 ,hs ssrsss 4 I'M
I solne hAif Eat hska Address hiU. u.
lfysier- Ctoclsett leSae, "a
! E'T5R gI - t,is,,, ,,ev 1ts,a lss,ss4sT i
hoileehnia f6nyia s., ,.nnf sesnaIffoat
/ tiSlfts ,slssunat.les hense can III rsssssSi
Rood ineailty Tor io6nicrt 40 crNSS ford
Street, is
I PDINrlGfS1-A very fina bitch, iiiree yaaes
old thufauEhly BROKEN ON all HAfn8f ~
very iianAaome and inteiligsnt. isl s:sis
ohviip. AZ Anderson. x leek lsr l'aEn$ Hi
9fcs,t3 -, ,.ssf3,
2 1tt - ~ - rs
ss3i s,s & gan'es ,4
iaeh, faee fest 1iamstsf. reasen fer
reliin4 ,on sniglf fof our fe,,.t5i@fiieNfF
ssffnw Mfftr en- Iiolsfon feVa,t III
| A, $50 =
IN asNl ~ AZ I, NV cgtsis nt
Anpi~ atafing price. III a. Il e,9giesl hsa Il
isrd /, lsi,,1stsn d'tsSs Il 49, '''s''' a
4. IL ~ -
tfoNdi Hlt1Al-slt You want 20 buy hogs
w, ws,Ss IS, s. h'ae sqileaf : elsaeii fsnninss
FNltt SA fig. ftes5istcrea Jersey bull, nine
months uldi hsst strain and IL ilns enn-
dlfiop would exchange tqr sonng,
s,a l,sii m yl spM' AliV'ess i7eS
MAZE Is city and q counties iql ania hs
rani ss lass Aasl s'
Fnf aAf,Ig 5lfS Il SssI 6a1 Ls1isjIrts
siXttnek naai tnlie sotlb fn,,ataiss y N. 4,
ehesi and ilxtufes @ rail huelncsA; also
fafppr SHOP sim iJct5lhnc itheftN,
49, ~
ts4it sAi4ts CumpHte stock " groceries,;
DuuElu eli0an for SPOT rashs est ahitstltd.
IN la8ti about 5000 stuck good ntlud
staeis, AaafeFs lsok 'sl, iefnhle. IekeSl
VI
IIfET Ieisfsi1I lS5liS 4 =. eis,- 15,13 II = l,,,s
resatsfad ie4ary haifefa ana eowa ana
Iiye ye,nns snlls W. ealea stoSi raisa
Yiile, Mltst WI he nn sale eus.fef Gray
Isfest ao, 4raVl. l ntss,t ~ y p1s
,5SS9;s n
I'm tttlts tsstA lilae .vssfsal-ui1 lll2h,
santa ti,afas for sale ciieap AMY 10
Han Campbell nstf4s fliltchrson, id t,lts
bais q SaafA. ilpuatpns i2esi
laya. f,9i1n6i ~ & keni ty,i,iss.,. ~
3taatSginf Aiss with Il tlarlsi.ld III rss.s-
istered Jersey nattia For further and
faiief lplotnltt9n inquire ot j, IL. Frost,
Irflk sAisif4sA steinway plh1n (anuafe),
esssap Tor raaa Address wlth offdf
'PlanRt uiiq office XII
-ss,, IS 3 a,
ins limbar sd hridsinr ianiBsr. i AZ
MY % 81 w shaw. 30 Grad Avenue xsr
n ~ n :. !.
(, Mr. ,ssss \, <, !.
Thts ~ e. 70 Z - az Sits,
AZ ANNALS Asiei.ifSiAlr,sl3
postoHies Bob
Ts5,s d 4 =; ii % n. ie,sls H ,.o,, I'D
seaiie work ana t,teay hoteee Afso
aoaae good Y orll mule have aonie line
tAicnta teams 81 stock on tlial BIZ.
Tore paying, "a Wogtheiinsr corner
Shp 1aet4t9 anu SolilnlsteH asIs.fts. w
fff1lg ga ~ 'iiin f,fs,9Es Id An, Fna ifrttE
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~ - II Dun lot nfXfa1 "a tJaK iltWit
i. Bryan n 90. "a
no ca ART. S sIunthiy. viii buy lot ii,
i llAk I.AMn. U nrXnn n Go. M 81
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FOR sAl.n 12D acrtA la0J N inc Z ltnuthI
quarter league on MiGqa bayou iiatria
county go arrea on tear creek. hestr
hHnla fa railroad crpaAiIig. Joseph Gu.
neyl Gairglon Texas atf
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NV 0I0F.I aTTNTV TVIFIaTEIlNI VTTsfT -
te,s directed TO Initials only ara not de-
liyered through the postofhce. III Initials
are used they should be directed 10 the
oftice or sent through the man to-
TIE HOUSTON POST Houston, Texas.
Answering advertisements mention tais
paper.
February T. sa3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-11

WAfSriai3r~An AZ an round blnckanith.
.rith aonte capital 20 enaagr h huaifinas
u this cltSi good location. Address w.
lfpaA4M lfil ftaiif4 slfenQe. AZ
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ie4e wants position on weekly pa.
pte; atrietlF temperate and steadyi np
taneY wRTna pectia Address Lee
SstterWidiei Nqruiaui. Itkaa ~
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WANTED Situation by sneif man. 70.
clerical OF office work Of any Kind; six
years experience Ia railroad Office, y.
NJ. Mayer 40 iA3rnneii street ~
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ANAN'l EIfs~M htta NORMAN To cenlI 8t eels
ton house aS inileR Npsloi tpnaion. sVn
NJ, IL. y z WAlsea fiM "a, q. FaNABa
Aroekshire, NaliEr County. TpNaA. 1g
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FOX l'EbT-A largo frQnt room, nicely
fulnlshed, with crate and bath. worry
convenient % everything IN the city
Apply 1910 Preston avenue. u
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rgTnD@>syuAll colorcd hoy 20 wosis
around honao Apply az 1877 pallpB
strabt. IL
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lftlk 8Ailil97A tlttintYny plhnu lNuuafH}
eiteep for rRHlt Address WITH o1os
PLANE u1la office XII
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9iifi'0PTssIONa A.

Crosby Il PATRICK Josiah II, Crosby.
Alhers Il, Fatrleb lair or Texas. iaw-
yefs and general investment agents for
I'exaR, Commisglonnr ~ Texas, - VIZ
liam street. New York
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-11

t.sxrlst,plip 10 arrive NJ the nekt few
days. IqlDnei AZ IS McnigpinnFsf mi
sistrtspille Miss. with Il carload OF rc6s
istefad Jersey nattlo For further and
siB iravlsi !, iss=rnthai Bras d
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WANTED Aoolls IN nOARD.

wa HTGi3- suite n tpO or three rooms,
Win o. without b1ufO four blocks frefn
CHbltOl Hotei' will lAY GOOD pries f0r
1rat-clags accommodations Address
Z. o. Boz u. II
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-, and themselves IN q conpan-
me Y. beerary and vagrancy IN the
r.h,P qahiu. they are two Tondonera
lIr Y Hsrrtck, wei born and educated,
s'ss's N capacity for making his way
~ yst tormented with shame
US ,s,,,ire and decline, and a Dad
~ ,nckney clerk" htuish By name
|ir,fa ~ inadvertently as Tonnkins or
q ~ ss IA American, Captain John
~ ..,sx Brown. He'd to escape punish
|Tti' e. losing his ship "Sea Ranger
IA = ilves 81 being drunk VI q critical
y ~ ,hsse men are rescued from a
Pr ~ n, bnt mortal by Davis getting
VA n tho, schooner FaralionA "out
sssssso ior sidney, IN calnornla's
sssp which has lost her officers
,Vane by small pox. Davis con-
". usrrick that he Intends 10 steHl
y III y md cargo, BY making some other
\ TX KIN 4, sidney, and selling both out,
4 4 sss,,Ites all his percussion TO bring
\ IN vho. miserable as he is, SIM
q i n honest, to ship with him as
~, y. ,isish is not admitted 70 the secret
" K \, Two holding him IN great com
: y s'' t.srly III the voyage bad blood Is
l'ps sstwecn him and the captain and
/. y. Y ,fs nresent installinent OF the story
" ,ssrrlcA ana the captain have hinted
"a n 1 FEAR OF more serious trouble
.9ft..t1t,
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a PRACTICAL aud experienced planning
mil foiemtH wants SIT Addrcss--H'9sa-
man h 10 9ribble & Co, Houston.
1e1na Firth ward. is
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rnnsoNAI.-.t3enlInnea a.

- IIIIIIIIIIIlIIII
MASBE sallS.
thoNirt e 3.
cte.. All over
TeSas sN ~
plied " I b
co turn e i.
wiRs,ntc. h'nu
line OF nlpaisa
tights, pkdg3
rs and nrM
AN d oicsung
suits. Mrs. y
y. SheiHii a n,
Texas - . -
tu M err COG
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$3.50 CASH boys newspaper 10 city o.
1000 population. county has 10000 Dopn-
iatpns only three newspapers Ia equity.
Address Bonanza, care fost. IA
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EXCHANGE lot "a Oak Lawn for a
first-ciess driving horse. or FOR horse.
buggy and harness, j.. Bryan Il %. II
FOR SALE on exchange Tor merchandise
on Houston real estate, q flrst.clnsa Al,
fully equipped steamboat anyone want
INC boat sddiess 10 ali0 Posi-.
WANT TO TRADE Seventeen head Ut
cattle for three o. fnnr Ee0d milk olHa
81 good breed. Apply % 4 w. Fnqua.
superintendent Balland orphans Home,
EXCHANGE, y lot IN OAK Lawn ior q
nrst-class driving horse. on Tor horse.
buggy and harness. II, Bryan y 90, IT
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REAL EswArm rom sAnn.
Continued From Page ktvesa
Toit Sal sereal laila ia tho j. iseufi
quarter league an Middle bayou, f4arrs.
county! 640 acres ON Clenr creek nest
Santa Nc railfpad urQesinB. ioStph Gu
ilsS. 81 weston, lsisns ~
For sAgse o. exchanges for Sputhefn
NpfstMest Texus On line DC rallto@al
4 within I'VE ntleg 81 county seat, rich,
I clssiidten y g quiet iAinip no eiil.
ea care Lost. u
sae Will buy lot haxia8 ia Oak Lawn
y. Bryan \ Co Il
I no vAssiT S monthly. VIII buy 4 lot ii,
Nlak Lawn. y. Bryan n 90, g
1 W I'laR mouth viii huy cue 81 s,osn bsgs,ss
| tina lnfsp let's on graded street III isAiS
i,awh Y. 9tyan = 80. u
lsAlsG AIMS an WHARTON COUNTY, n
hnyA for Hale cheap several tine tracta
q old eaney lefidi also some mae rrnlfle
/ land near Ri Cafuro iscllisu and Wallis.
Audrasa W. j, Groom, NhGrt0n, exas.
For sAlsts Farm of thirty i've alsVes.
well fenced, ten under cultivation, we'll
/ alprked With iforeeh, wagDlia poultry.
iisllk cows q ATS hQsa and i3irn1inG im5
seed ca ffni uweiiirg fris
.i,g1 AadAlipe we'll Within fplr nilo%. DC
Hppstnh court honae. Apply tti9 Com
: !.
itlif - lilree lots n Third ward
nicely lnrated, special bargain Il sold
pS4t - WV uNss' 49, =, 80 SNa r
| fh>if TAI.f3@ From one Ia iivn choice
infs III Rnncet addition. chean FOR netE
X. 81 q, y, 4. Z. 4. ~.
z n = Il 81 ~ ~, y, tne e II
fs f.sSf II sis. M, N, II I. u
st3i GA, so X eia ssrsn ,isI, ~, ~ 1
W s,, IL, ~ Z TX, Ia Z MA
s5fss trasst AZ s,nit s.htt ~ 1,i.s
land cioAe N ~ law larirea INA IN easy
terms \. ~ pisaeS. Nth Hoer nHw
hiam puiiQinE, Or Alvin, Texaa IA
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IAf9Y made $i3 lsHt week Aelling stf5onE a
solid Mncllagc penrilHA Way not your
AdarosS a. ~. i,Nng, Mfis, a3A DEAR
born Stfcnb ShicaEu, III II
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Have ljqt worked for mum
her OF years. win work cheap 20 Ret
hach 1T she business. Address W. j.
Johnson, Houston Texas II
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WANTED Position by experienced reg.
istered pharmpcist. strictly TEMPERATE:
single, ass 33i best references furnished
Address box i57, Ilougton, Tqxas II
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FOR RENT Furnished rooms, bath PRIV
ileges. aouthern eNpoaure 2f5 J.ABranch
street between Congress ana FRANKLIN
avenues, u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-23
LUMBER JAMMED.
RAILROAD TRACKS FILLED WITH
LUMBER CARS.
BUILDINGS IN TnE NEW STRIP TOWNS.
Hundreds OF Houses Being Erected aud
Ru.hing A1ong-kildare
Topics.

The great crush OF freight business
on the Santa Fe is delaying the build
ing of towns along that road. The
track in the freight yards at this point
are jammed with cars loaded and bill
cd to the county seat at Santa Fe, as
the town two miles from Kirk station
has been named, aud to Kildare and
Cross. The sidetracks at all these
towns are full in the process of un-
loading At kildare contracts have
been let for eighteen buildings, which
cannot be begun until nails are re-
ccived. The same is true at other
points. There is a regular nail fam
inc.
The feeling of loyalty in men to the
various towns in which their interests
lie is a feature of strip life. Every
man is ready to fight for his town, and
in a number of instances he has
been compelled TO do so The remark
able stories one hears about the pros
perity and progress of the towns along
the Santa Fe, impresses everyone but
the citizen of another town. Political
aspirations have already begun to
lindle in the breasts of these tent
dwellers, and slatcs are being made
by the politically inclined at Kildare
and Willow springs for city offices.
Bushy head has been urged TO accept
the office of mayor Of his town of Kill
dare, but he declined on the ground
that he is row the mayor OF Table
quah the town OF his residence in the
Indian territory. w. 5. Stevens, the
Cherokee who sold bis allotment at
Willow Springs to townsite company
has been brought forward as candi.
date for mayor Of the combined towns
of Kildare and Willow Springs.
A copicus fall of rain is reported in
the northern strip towns.
News has been received of tho kill,
ing OK Jennie Cummings, claim
holder near Perry. At Enid a man
named Williams was shot and killed
by two claim contestants.
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SCHOOL LANDS
TO BE LEASED BV THE Gov
ERNoR UNDER
preacr,bed Rules as soon as Proper In
siructions are Received from the IN
terror Department Pointers.

The office Of the oklahoma land
commissioner IS being besieged every
dav bv homesteaders inquirinS after
school lands The qnestioDs asked
would have kept small army of mt n
busy II every question were answered.
Nor is this all Egery mail brings
scores of letters containing interroga-
tions about the school lands, and Gov
ernor Renfrow and Mr. William Blin-
coe are kept hustling to dispose of
this mail The following regarding
school lands is Official and will be of
interest TO all inquiring persons:
by act of congre;s the school lands
of Oklahoma territory are to be leased
by governor. under rules prescribed
by the secretary of the interior. As
-soon as instructions are received from
the department publication will be
made for bids on said lardk Sealed
bids must be sent In upon forms of
applications prepared by this Office be-
fore the day set for opening said bids.
When bids are opened awards will be
made to the highest bidder. One per-
son is entitled to lease only one quar-
ter section. The minimum price will
be twenty five dollars per quarter per
year. Payments may be made in cash
or by notes with approved security.
No provision has as yet been made for
releasing school lands, but no doubt
some just and equitable rule will be
made. protecting both the school
fund No prilrity will be gained on
account Of settling on school land in
the Cherokee strip. Sale of school
land will not be made until Oklahoma
! becomes state. All business con-
nected with the leasing the school
lands will be transacted by the gov
ernor at Guthrie"
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BURNED TO DEATH.
AWFUL ACCIDENT BEFALLS AN
AGED WOMAN.
Mrs. Jacobs Mason's Clothes Catch Fire
and She Is Crcmated- Burned to
Crisp.

News was received in the city last
evening of "A nest horrible accident
which happened near noon yesterday,
II ciiles west Of Orlando.
Mrs Jacob Mason. with her two
sons, came from ne1r Turon, Reno
,ountv, Kansas, ten days ago aud en-
amped at the spot mentioned above.
Yesterday Mrs Mason. who is rather
aged was bending over camp fire,
preparing some meat when sudden
gust of wind blew the blaze against
her dress, The garment ignited and
before help could be summoned the
clothing was all burned off the poor
woman and she lay writhing on the
ground in agony. Her skin was liter
ally cooked in many places The un'
fortunate suffered intensely for three
hours when death relieved her. The
body will be taken To Kansas foI
burial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-23
DISTRICT COURT.

sSme Important Cases set for wednes-
day Next.
The following cases have been set
for plea and arraignment in the dis
trict court on next Wednesday, Sep
tember 27'
Territory VS.. William Mitchell, Scott
Mitchell and AL Mitchell; territory Va.
Fred Weaver; territory VS.. Milton Ia
Der and L. 5. Cline; territory VS.. Geo.
w. Day and Harry Strough: territory
VS. NJ. T. Williams, Squire Devore and
w. IL. Anderson; territory vs.. W. A.
Jackson; territory VS.. Daniel L. Fea-
gans; territory VS. John ]. Beach.
/ Defendants in the above cases are
requested to be present at the court at
10 o'clock of the above date to plead
to indictments in their cases against
them, or their bonds will be forfeited.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-23

TINE ! was in the lnjun territory,
said the man with the ginger beard,
a.. was chased by the Injuns into Il
cave and had to stay there three
months without anything to eat"
Here the man with the ginger beard
Looked around dedantly expecting
some one to doubt his assertions, but as
no one spoke he continued: II s'pose
! would ha starved if it hadn't been
for my wife and family back East
Whenever ia get to thinkin' Of them a
big lump would rise in my throat and
by swallerin' tina kept myself from
starviu'.n -
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The st. Louis Republic Free.

The twice a-week" ST. Louis Re
public will be sent free for one year to
any person sending a club of four new
yearly subscribers, with four dollars
To pay for the same. The Republic
goes every rywhere and is the most pop
uiar paper published in America. Its
readers get the news half week
earlier than it can be had from any
weekly. while its literary agricIl-
tural and other departments are un-
surpassed II fills the wants of every
member of the family. and should be
read in every household. You can get
four new subscriberibers for it by q
a few minutes effort Try IL at once
ana see how easily it can be done. II
you wish a package of~sample copies
write for them. Cut out this adver-
It's ,ment and send with your order
Address The Republic, St Louis Nc
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was put in place Yesterday and big
load was lifted Oft Receiver Kings
mind. Since the opening the receipts
of the lana office were about 5000
each day and in wild and woody com.
munity like Perry. with the Dalton
gang not far away, perhaps, that was
an uncomfortable sum of money FOR
one man TO carry around in his jeans.
Mr.. King took the prccaution. how
ever. to ship the daily receipts to a
place of safety, so that If the robbers
did come at night they would get
nothing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-23
TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
WIG o~pus Must Go on Next Monday.
school Notes.

school Notes.
That as little confusion as possible
may occur IN organizing school, pu-
pills, whether they were promoted or
not are requested to assemble so far
as practicable in the rooms and with
the teachers they had last year
The pupils will please bring their
promotion cards. Each one above
grade two or three should have a sof,
lead pencil and a tablet of paper.
Pupils who we're with Miss Sadie
Paine will return to the room they had
last year
Those who were with Miss Carson
and Miss Northup will return to then
respective rooms in the church.
Those who were with Miss Amy
Paine will 60 the northeast basement
rooms of the University building.
Those who were with Mrs Fowler
will 20 to the southwest room of the
university"
those who were with Mrs. Scott and
Miss Reed will return to the Methodist
church. Those who were with Mrs.
Aekley will return to the building
they attended last year
Miss Wagoners pupils will 90 to the
Bennett building. on Oklahoma avenue
near the city hall
Miss Anderson's and Miss Cuppage's
pupils will find their teachers where
they did last year.
Mrs. Markland's pnpils will find her
at the new school room, on Noble
avenue, near sth street.
The pupils who were with Miss
Seelep, Miss Byrne and Miss Ryan
will report to the same rooms.
Miss Carter and Miss Austin's pupils |
Will go 20 their new school room on
Villas near Vine.
Those who were with Mrs Granger
viii return to the Onstott building.
Those who were with Mrs. Lee will
go TO Mrs. Granger's new school on
Oklahoma avenue east Of the stand.
pipe.
Those who were with Mrs. shaw
will come TO the rear room of the
eolored school on the south side of |
Villas near Vine street
;. V MALLORY, superintendent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-23

There is one member of the Rhode
Island legislature who has occupied
his seat for five years without being
reelected to it within that time.
Under the absurd majority law no
successor has been chosen and so he
holds over until the constituency
can choose one.
a man breathes fourteen pin OF air
per minute. Sedentary people can
get all the advantages to health of a
long walk or other exercise by simply
Increasing the rate of breathing dur
ing one or two hours a day, thus add.
ing TO the amount of oxygen that
enters the lungs