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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-10-26
Honor To WON"
AGAMos

We publish in another column an article
from "Agamos" on subject upon which
opinions differ. The DEMOCRAT hardly
need repeat that 1t does not hold itself re-
sponsibIe for the opinions expressed by its
correspondents. It believes that there
should be degree of liberaIity shown to
all in the expression of their opinions, but
it does not necessarily endorse them when
Il publishes them.
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4 Miracle wanacr.

PAEls, Oct. 22.-The Russian arch
priest in Paris thinks the czar's improve
ment Is due 10 the iniercession oi HOLY
John, Of Cronstadt. Holy John is re-
garied throughout Russia as a miracle
worker. 1t is said that he has hypnotic
power, which il manifested Whenever he
lays his hands on patient. His treat
ment consists Of praying LAYING on OF
hands and rubbing with oil.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-10-26

Hall's Vegetable SiciIisn Hair Rencwer
has restored gray hair 10 its original coll
or and prevents ba.c. ess in thousand OF
cases. Il will do SO 10 you,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-10-26

A Pioneer Bead A..

INDEPENDENCE. Or. Oct. 23.-This
morning Israel Hedges, who was a pio-
neer in Oregon and resident OF Inie-
pence since 1851, died at the age OF So
years. He Was born 10 Virginia and
came from Ohio 10 Oregon. He was the
iirsi blacksmith in Independence in 1851.
He left a son. ID. l.. Hedges, the father
oi large family, and daughter, Sarah
Thorp, on whose land part Of Ihdepend-
enee i located also, Mrs Carey, now In
| Salt Lake.
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An Old Baiidiag .

ST. PAUL, Oct. 22.-six men were
buried under the ruins Of an old build.
ing on Bridge square this afternoon and
all badly injured, two fatally. On the
steep bluff, close by the Wabash street
bridge, and nearly 100 feet above the rail-
road tracks, the McClung building had
stood for many years. 1t was finally con-
demned, and was being repaired for a
beer garden.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Soties IS hereby EiYen that the nrdsr.
sgned has beer day 9pPoInLd, By the
coants Court nf Lam coaasy, O.es01, ad-
ministrstor Of the estate Of Thomas Noee..
deeessed- all parsons having claim. against
aid es1zte are hereby nssi6ed 20 D eseus
them daily verified to NE at Hai.eT, 0reSor,
or to my attorney Geo " Wright At Al
bsny, rezon. with six no7ths from thu.
the 10Th das Of Sepsemtsr. 1894.
W G. NCEsAS, adminI5szator
Geo w Wr@ht atty for adn-.
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WY ANTED. - 70 exchange nursery
w stock for good soua~ work horse
10 weigh from 1900 tn 1890 lbs. Apply to
Brownell q Morrison at the Albany
Nurseries.
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Notice for Publication.
Z s LAsD OFFICE, oRxs1s CITY oR,

sept "a. 1854
Sosice Is hereby sfysn that the fol:ow-
ing nam ed settler has fled notice of his
intention 70 make final proof in suppor1
Of hls claim. under Ser z38I Il s. and that
said procf will bs made befoIe the Rsgis
ter and RSceiyer Q Land Offiee AZ ore
gon City. Or, on Nov Is, 1854. viz John
; L Smith. II Z I0SIs. for the rs "
sec I9 7 10 r z. He names tbs 10.
lowing witnesses TO provo bus coriiI nous
residence upon and cultivation of. said
land viz " a.Isce ~ Caskey, Thomas z
Roe. Mikel D3rAn, James 1nnroe. all OF
Berry, Or. ROBERT A MILLER,
Register.
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CEO. w. WRIGHT,
DrHE Bsers. DeO. K Beers
Physicians and Surgeons

Spseial a,sen;ioa given to diseases
women. Hours 10 TO IL A NJ, to and
TtoSPM Ohces aud residenee Blum
berg Building, First Street, between Lson-
aud Elswcrth.
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MISFITS.

ming a fast race with the chances in favor
of death.
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NEO Z FISH
" THE PLUMBER.
Yin roofing andlplumbing. opposits
the opera house.
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whitney ON HIli.

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 23.-Ex-secretary
of the Navy Whitney was here today on
business. In an interview regarding the
political situation in New York he said:
$50 far as Senator Hills campaign for
the govemorship is concerned, there can
be no doubt that he will make brilliant
and energetic contest. He was nomi-
mated at the Saratoga convention through
no action OF his own, as have every
reason 10 know, and in fact was nomi-
mated in spite OF it. He is, however, a
magnificent leader and will make the
campaign one Oh the most notable OF the
many campaigns he has conducted for
the democratic party in New York.
A Risky Joke.
DRAIN, Or, Oct 23.-John Mcmahon,
the Southern Pacific Company's track
walker, left Comstcck, nine miles north
of-herc, about IL o'clock Monday night.
He was held up by men whose faces were
blacked, but when they attempted to stop
him, he drew his gun, stood them of
and came to town and reported to the
company. The overland train was
ordered to run slow. Men were sent out
to the place, and on going TO farm
house, they learned that the hold-uD
was done for joke by men whoaliye in
the country near by.
Sensational suit.
SAN FRAScIsco, Oct. 23.-The slander
suit which MIS- John Martin has been
Threatening TO institute against Mn
Henry Martin WAS filed in the county
clerks office this afternoon. Plaintiff
alleges that her reputation was damaged
, by false statements, made by the defend
ant, to the effect that she was an adven
turess, that she forged bill, bought
E baby and poisoned her husband. Sh,
demands Judgment for $4,000.
Hard 20 Believe.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 23.-The Clinic,
= medical paper printed here. win publisl
: the history OF an unparalleled case. VIII
: lam Young, who resides near Wheeler
: Ala, three weeks ago was shot. Tn
A ballet, from a Winchester rifle, passe
. entirely through the heart of the body
= He is still alive, and will g0 Eas, 10 b
!. inspected by surgeons.
o The Japs Defeated.
3 LONDON, Oct. 23.-The Shanghai CORE
= spondent OF the Times SAYS that the Ch
i ness officials report that 4 fight toe
!, place between the Chinese and Japanes
= near Win Monday, resulting in the n
!, tlrement Of the japanese SOUTHWARK
= Each side is said TO have lost 5000 mel
q An Oregon llghtaisg-
n ASTORIA, Or. Oct. 22.-The handso,f
:, residence OF l.. A. Loomis, president
.s the llvaeo R2ilusy q NasisatsOn Con
= pany, AZ North Beach, was struck by
bolt OF lightning this morning, 81 s :,
o' O'Clock, and damaged in a most remarI
able mznser. The bolt PLAYED maj
curious pranks before it finally pass
through the house 10 the ground.
came down the chimney into the dinin
room, then, striking upward. tore It's ";
through the ceiling, carrying away pa
10 OF il. The next portion OF the buildir
% struck was bsiroom door, which "
"a spllnteEsAd into small bits.
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81. fETEEsBrEa, Oct. 2l.-The dearth
OF news from Liyadia occasioned the Wild
es: rupons to cirulate yesterday that the
car was actually dead but that the fact
was concealed because the ezarewitch
had renounced the succession TO the
throne and the Grand Duke George. the
cars second son. had died from lung
trouble, from which he has been long
sufferer. These rumors were siIencsd by
the Issuing Of a bulletin at night, stating,
in substance, ihas the czar had been ont
oil his bed during the day, but that the
general condition was unchanged.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-10-26

~ MOON. :cpposite the Russ Houss
NJ fed, brae, horss. Garm meal. Gra-
ham. huekwhsa., rye flour, hay, oats.
straw potatoes, ,fe.c.
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AlbanIlnsurance Agency

We have had over seven years e1per
ence In the Home cfice and local in.ur
nee business, and can guaranteeIr surane
~ritten BY US TO be properly Iooked after
he following is partial list Of compsn.es
.epresented by US:
Foreign-Nosth British & Mercantile
Norwich Union. PhGni1, London, Man.
hester, guardian, Sun, Caledonian' Ian.
lon & Lancashire.
Amercan-Soniineniai of New York.
Sestchester of New Yo4k. The cont.
aensal OF New York and Manchester of
Tor the premium, with ample time r.
payment. We respectfully solici, an,
good business. ofice opposite old pos;s
oGce.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-10-26
A War Probable.

New YORK, Oct. 2l.-A special to the
World from Guatemala says: 1t is pos
itiyefy known that President Barrios is
sending agents throughout the country
to pacify the people who are tired OF his
government. If war is declared between
Mexico and Guatemala a revolution will
break out at different points, and Presi-
dent Barrios would be among the first to
be killed.
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Brutal Mere.

HIcEsvILLR, O., Oct. 2l.-Charles
o'Neill, negro was arrested early this
morning with outraging' 'Harriet Hecker-
man, the s-year-old daughter OF Mrs.
Heckerman. The child was discovered
unconscious in barn, and when she
came to told how she had been carried
there by O'Neill. The latter admitted
the charge and for time it was thought
he would be lynchcd. The law prevail
ed. however, and he was safely landed in
Jail.
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The Japs Defeated.

LoSDox, Oct. 23.-The Shanghai CORE
spondent OF the Times says that the Chi
ness officials report that fight took
place between the Chinese and japanese
near Win Monday, resulting in the re-
tirement of the Japanese southwark.
Each side is said 10 have lost 600 men
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-10-26
Catarrh I'm the Head
An Unfortunate Inheritance - How
II Was DESTROYED.
Sarsaparilla
CURES

parilla has been entirely cured. Hoods sar-
sapariHa have found Of great help to my
other children" Mns. L. NJ. GILLETTE. O.
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II
DIFF FE-RENCE
WAS

HI Ohilds had definite purpose Wealth aud Phil
Fpny and see how straight he steered to his mark
|vs who had equal talents, but whose names the
" never heard had definite plan Of life; they
naa vague impression that the world owed them q
and 50 they stumbled along through life With Che
|aa' somehow, sometime, somewhere they might per-
EE'unole onto fortune fame; but they never did;
Il and fame do not come that way
y THIS definite purpose that enabled Mr. Childs who
,"e as poor boy to purchase the Public Ledger.
Twas losing $4,000 year and make of it a prop
r.. Pay' $1,000 day. His tame liberal gyer to
p'ny charities is worldwide.
d, \ 0nllds were boy in Texas now, he would be
~ o nrst to take advantage of The Posts Encyclo-
Tor boys of his mette never miss such an oppor-
o' Vler their chances for success in life. If you
h. Ss's IN life you must have disciplined mind, and
mental discipline like the sefacqured habit OF
an With Britannica in your home you can fol-
ao; g'5'Ve solution every question that may come
+" Is within the scope of Human understand
annas BOY or girl now buy set of Encyclopedia
day &c iiao On 'he easy illS'aiiiii0'''
secure ME lhE HOUSTON POST for application blank
ouuctory rates on your set
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EAT LIVES always leave great lessons for the young
such life as that of George W. Childs leaves many
b. A few lines which Mr.. Chlds wrote last Christ
Irs deserving Of note:
my first recollections Of Christmas DAVIS having
With which to enjoy the frost-covered ground, for
afps and snow on Christmas when was boy and
beupmy mind that before the next Christmas ar
Ishould have one. And | had, and without anyone
Ditto me- either, as both earned and saved the money
|shrh bought it.
Aaaialesson can be drawn from single incident in
NAh Christmas il is that any boy who is determined
AEill do so if he keeps his aim constantly before
aRgect no legitimate means toward gaining his
Rlns boy made up my mind to be rich, and
A$up my mind that when | should be man
#as christmas presents to every one | knew If I
ls@bssn able to accomplish my resolve it has not
Ealaek Of Will ! can truthfully say that the hap-
|Fak in each year of my life Is the which directly
Ea Christmas, when / feel that am able to send
" e about two thousand people whom know and
sfsetly deserving Of Them
Vhllds naSural endowments were perhaps no greater
nose Of thousands of boys who started out in life with
u whose names have never been known outside of
gD little circle Of immediate friends.
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WANTS.

Alth POST Is THE GREAT 'AVASr. N;ls.
,.., DUN OF rENAs,
N0A ,s.lG PUBLISHED FREE rs.
~. ShfI SITUATIONS WANTED
he charge for Wants" hoWNVcr. Il
s .l,p'fst nominal and Y you want aavthins
u sure 70 set Il Tor YOU. Espealally -
such the case m
ROOMS FOR RENT.
k9ARDING,
StEllAI4 NOTICES.
hLSlNESS CHANCES,
itIfSDNAIlS
Slll-EN. SPRAYED,
LOST. tOUND.
INVITATIONS WANTED.
WANTED To TRADE.
hlllS AND PROPOSALS..
PROFESSIONAL,
BARGAINS,
RARrNEES WANTED,
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED BIDS
WANTED 70 Buy.
INFORMATION WANTED.
tlsL4P WANTED.
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RllAI. rsrAaN non sAl.n contlnned.

Real EsTArE FOR SALE Continued.
FOR COloNlX in IL. 5kel aOree bf heh
ROLLINS prairie IA VICTORIA county, holt
mile from Station, rich dark SANDY
lcatn Ncry cheap.
losuo kcfes OF hiRh, relIink prairie; ~
miles from railroad station On southern
fncinc ~ Victoria county; San acres N
cuidyAtion; ~ tenant houses; ~ stableel
sa wells, 9 wlud-mnitt 81 miles wire
fence. good 7.rcom residence, barn and
water works Posi- office established on
the land, This N the cheapest and nost
trNct o. land "a ToxsN Get prices.
ll,On acres VI hlsh rolling land ~ Rec
county on the san Antonio and AtAnsaS
lass t9ilroad. This county y one % tho
beet ~ South Texas. TIE above tracts
are emlnently MI; adapted for cpl-
unishtion purposes Got prices a. once
y AZ, Hndur, Land Agent, 9lhsA Com
Eress VENUE, Houston. leNae.
FOR SALE sifF0 acres N Lave Oak cqun-
u 500 acres IN cultivation dwelling.
business house ara tenant nonses;
abundance OF water. price, S6,lu pct
acre. For further infosmatlon. T.. =
Sknges Real Estate cotnfany. Beeville.
vcXas. If.
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FOR "a tail Lotus Root. d mig
niiccnt ptnlS water lily, BLOSSOM is large
as The naenullM growth IN tubs as easily
as the native water my; price 81 i4iG
San Jncinto street ~
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FOR SAlsE--On easy monthly pRymcntA
one two-FsQry house Va Fourth ward.
touth. aio Wchstcr avenue.
One one=Htory cottage. third ward: cOoA
san Jtcliitp street.
Texas savineI and Real estate In.
vetfsnert Association. Trust Company
Building.
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FAMILY liORSl&+l iiaulKs NDAifil kind
AMI gentlRs your Children can drive rini;
VIII make q good delivery horse; taken
IA sraAe and have 40 use fer him
weighs Abont 100 pounds Woifiis Alpk
sic Store 6u5 Main w.
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.-rs Nyl. !, :, . -
a. such nX yailne man who IS also llisl-
Class oookkccl,e1. NO. -.ssl care Rost :.
a N(lN-IaNf()N FAiNT1R desires wolA
al once, House. Sign Or ornamental firni.
lnie Specially AudFe$s J. A. care
Z y =. y
WET NgLltSE-sA resrcoiap.e lady win
take 4 pnnS 70 wei nurse. Mrs y A.;
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| NAN'liet l-,A sitNntion w urcman, watch
,e9crc', ~ .,,,n. s.ss5soSS SteSeer3a IN,
MATHEMATICIAN lf,.,set rar{ 3 III nsar.ief
~
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i,s ~. ~ sn 1911 ,,ls 1870.
n 4, (,onss,.S VNiii
4 NisAN1Igl t'asition py lady attn0grAphe'
hhn EhTNsl.p, Nt,, AsslSv " HsmSS WHie.
NSaN' w &. ", N. a s stn AVs
- :. = = ; :.
4 A SHtifslsD WOMAN Ni.s,tca a position
/ an hpusekeepsr on cnAlnbcfuinfd Cali at
| 40 Caroline street, n
WA NlIie7I5 4lsituatl9n as baker IN CITY az
eounti1 Addfess AZ. tllls Office. =
av, III ~. ~ NY, mn 49,
Al iXnt 6b,,s@hSii ,is,fiee M NM NJ :
| HJl l4ighth street. ~
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/ ~ ~ ofiiee OK etnro, Adclfee l,'S. care
post Il
efse-> y, ySss'vn ~ ,o.reNVsl,,S. ~ w "
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1 eng kSSIIvs' nSsiSn ,, ness
! uesi htenu u ruM Whnus paf@aan
esseilee sale 4 = Qesne: .-.- Z
Fqit SAt.hy--tiame chiokens .nna game
eekA AuurcHs l5oN ~, tiAaleiSVile,
|
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fo,nfer A,,nlV fa sis Nflia(s '.trset u.
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| UPRIGHT pIANOa~-For sale cheap,
cash. insttlahuents; Nalnut cases, IL
octstvce; three pedals, see them unu
t9k "a Louise eiau lgt and anar.SS
streSi fhis,t VIZ, Sst1n IRWIN K
ga kin,n 6uIiaine M
FSANlil N ff5,s al M, ,si,,.,
aiM gentle. ycitr rhiidsei c1n drive STA:
VIII maize q good delivery horse; taken
weighs about Iioi pounds Woiii,s sips
,s g EYRE " s., y vain ~; -. \
indecent pinlS water lily. bosscm IL large
as ne iatiVe mafer nv nslea Z: 80 I'D
Ban jncnto street. -
FOR sSi.is--N finn sei0fs lily colt;
Years old next May: SHOWS lots Of speed
y, I, ~ -
ond ls nnH a NV
d oube team cam ana GOOD ' sintle arsvsrs
and SADDLE horses F'ooss Bros. Heussonn
For e 81, Il II, lI,ncnI nIaf
Spsn Lla ~ ana az ,,sr tttntf hnri. 'uaas
1-room cottage: 1hird SsSard; close ii.
ankei. room = i.pose ..onHtssh, y
ron SALE splendldiy bred reeIEtcfed
4, n IA ~ a,,n
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VIM, b. LocKHART, attorney ana conn-
Hellori ex-county judge Galveston coun-
"; 1903 Strand. Galveston. Texas prac.
tlce IN State and Federal courts IN
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WANTED no RENT.
WANTED 10 Buy
INFORM ALTON WANTED.
Number Words. tiineDuinesI wk mo.
q words on less..s...l 25l 51I El IA IA
n Or more than 49,. 81 M sa "a
81 or more than T.... 45l 0il Stfc ~
% or more than aSs.ti Sol 81 DOL iA %
i9 VI less lgo t1tits...lSl OBJ OIL CONC co
Advssrtiaers should reniember tliai ieI-
ter5 directed % initials only are not Dr.
iivered Through the postofnce II nItinls
me- rsed they should be directed &c the
Se So z some nssn9a' irm p stsiSs
oiiice OF scnt through the mail to-
THE HOUSTON posi-, Houston, Texas.
answering advertisements, mention this
Febraary ! 1885,
LIST or ANSWERS Tor adverfiseT7 ii
office az The Post for y.nek endlnk
Saturday March Ia. 1891:
si0l. ~ Sl Mrs Il. as. ssT CD, Coin-
lseyl a., eSsi %, 2s1e o., ei5l, X (n
$50 i1i. y. q. NJ y W.. HS~l lHl. ". o3l6
81 2 Lallcr AIRS Moore ssS 9ssS
$50 90. aSi6 Private Family f2l Pre-
Scrptior Clerk. 1872 fii. dRclt Rothsfein,
81 X G. r., ass OK 2Sqn 2s 2i7t
-. ~ ~. 800. 49,.
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tax lists or other matter on Linotype /
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ultnStpIs o. ing y sAsts hflu 4NfW orleans
hailrpsn s~tnpany VIII Pc held ht the
oince o. saiu cnunpauy IN Houston on
s4is sesen
49, = &. y.
TIE VIENNA TsAlSEEsY Wi De open
at 1879 Congress avenue fii bonus M I
bread and cakes will be furnishtd tn
elStomers ana al orders Min be corr
dialiy received AMI delivered 20
CAL nj iTiI Main -freef nj go -
f,icctfofoise TIE mosi wondefr,,l rh,,s
ntent free chronic diseases q specially
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A GIN that has ginned 1850 bales cotton
past season offered for sale cash; new
cotton county; 30 per cent more cotton
being planted this season. Address
Lock Boz 5. Beeville. Texas. 40
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FOR S.ALft4-rracts In any locality de-
sired We have The most extensive list
~ the city. if you wish for anything
Close IN or near any town IN thia entire
Section, we can suit You ln every re-
speri WE have lands 81 from oneSshlrd
ing traGta Hct oar prices and inspect
The l8rds offered II you want a farm.
fruit or garden land az Dickinson, Al
Vim Webstei. Arcadia or any other
town VIC can save y0n money. Cash 4
Luckel. SosIh Main street II
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W 9AiN'rictl-,A situation AZ fireman, watchl
man or stationary ouglncow best OF city
references given. AdtlfcAa Meiearis ibii
INt Na
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VtlIl HALI5--tlamt VhIoktns nnd UaniQ
4 eggs. Address Box III, Aailetsvife,
TeNaa 20
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FOR SAfsl1-. House AND lot aud qaarler
thrfe bloekH from Capitol Hotel, Capitol
street, Third ward, SbuN. IL Bryan a.
Ca. klnin building N
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LOCK M'DANIEl.-
Lawyer, Rooms 10 and 10. Perry block
Congress avenue. Houston. Texas
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NN.NN1asT s-f ~ a boy II years old POSITION
~ am Office OF store. Address us. care
posl II
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WANTED 5000 to $4,000 a invest in a
business that In paying 10 TO g per cent.
Excellent place for a lawyer. Address
Drawer 81, Waco. TexHs. 70
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FOR SALis.lA 1rsi-clasa saloon aiid lunch
rokIsier Asnly @ $40 Milan erect y
UPRIGHT tIANOa~-F'oc sale cheap,
cash. tnsitilmehts; Walnut cases: It's
save nioney Woifrs. 6pc Main, next
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professional.

8. o. COTTON g BRO, Fire lnsurancs
Agents and Adjusters. 10 Main street.
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sHVIsATlC1N NVlNN7SEf5 Two Rsrls fcr
chumhtrmaids or dinlnN room HrrVzcc
Address or cali AT i79i Lorraine street.
10. s. CDnrxcys "
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a GOOD newspaper IN small town, with
no opposition, for sale on easy terms:
nine years. Write Agent Round Rock
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FOR SALE Cheap 81 instalmcnt nlan,
500 cash and SIC Der month buys neat
4-foon coslage Third wards close in.i
Manager room aln0o,s rOngrnas, -
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STOCk ury Eooua, nofllnN, Nhoee. hNtA
gents furnishing 6ooda; algp hxtures5
best stand IA Ftfth ward. n bargain,
asslenee salc A. Z. Qagne -
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ieOR SALF- Spiendidiy bred, reelsfcred
Jersey bulls solid cui0t old enough for
service Aadregs Oakland jersey Farm,
Luiing Texas ~
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FOR SAlsle--A nhe Salute hiiy colt =
FOR SALE Combine tfoiting and sAddie
stallion good size and hanneone, fancy
double team aud good single drivers
and saddle forBos. Fooke Bros. Huustou.
rsNnH. "a
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WET NIfItSfi-1A re4necianlo lazy win
take a baby TO wei nurse. Mrs b. A..
care Post ~
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FOR RENT Large stofn roonl 61S1z5.
Suitable Tor commission ur grain bukt-
ness, on No,nnefcc aNenue neAr Main
FOR RENT Three new cntta4es Faalfth
ing limits Filth watu. $ie each. Apply.
70 Garrett Hnrlcnstir. qi1l Congress
avenue M "
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v.AN1'i1f1 situation 81 gond ali round
hlaFlSantth and wood worker. viii fnnf
fllpp OF VIII work BY The day Addfeas
ein care Posi- Y,