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the occupation by the Union forces of
that Southern stronghold. A rebel
sharpshooter's rifle ball clipped the tas-
Sci at Farmineton. Miss, May 3, 1862.
Captain Paulk also showed an old
krife, one of the first set the late Eben
and Mehitable Dodge had when they
first went to housekeeping. ffty-eight
years ago.
Mrs. DR.. WaggOner exhibited a sword
and sash worn by Captain u. B. Hol-
lcWay, her brother, who was Captain or
Company K, Second Colorado Cavalry,
Judge Advocate Department of Mis-
souri, in the late war and first Attorney
General of Colorado. Also colonial
silver teapot; very handsome.
Mr. Lonney's exhibit was writing
desk belonging to his father, who was
soldier in the battle of Waterloo. The
engraved plate is dated 1889.
One of the most admired articles was
a linen shirt belonging to Renwick, it
being one of six made by his sister ana
wcrn by him when he was married,
sixty years ago. 1t was all made by
hand. and is a most exquisite piece of
needlework
Mrs ]. H Johnston exhibited a bed
homespun made by her grandmother
over eighty years ago; also the knife
Mr.. Johnston carried through the Civil
War.
Mrs. Lena Earl displayed a quilt
made of $500 pieces of calico bought in
war times, when calico was worth as
much as silk is now The quilt con-
tanned pieces of dresses worn by Mrs.
Jeff Davis, her daughter. Mrs. Jubal
Early, and other distinguished South
ern women.
Mrs. Edith Sarchett had a decanter
sixty years DID, pitcher fifty-seven
years old. baby nightcap, Martha
Washington nighteap, and a necker-
CT ief over 100 years old.
One Of the most interesting exhibits
was an old lineup carried by Comrade
Noakes through the war, the bale be-
ing piece of telegraph wire procured
in the Shenandoah Valley. The cup
he used to heat what little provisions
he had during his Imprisonment in
I. bby Prison.
Mrs. Herr's house was profusely dec
Grated with flags and yellow bunting,
each window having large flag.
Among the guests was Mrs. Morr, a
great-great- grandmother, and Mrs.
Phoebe Card of Woodland, great
grandmother, and her great-grand-
child. The hostess wore a waist made
of silk tissue, which was in the hight
of fashion between fifty and sixty years
ago.
Taken as whole, the tea party was
a decided success, and Edward Roby
Circle may well feel proud of it.
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Small Homes Needed.

Says the Folsom Telegraph" of Sat
urday last:
''The building Of small homes in Fol-
som is an enterprise that is in contem
plation. There are plenty Of building
lots here. most of which are held at
reasonable rates, upon which small cot
tages might be erected that would easily
rent and pay a good percentage on the
investment. A neat, Well kept cottage
will rent at almost any time of the year,
and such move on the part of capital
lists would tend to liven business as we'll
as to be valuable acquisition to the at
tractiYeneSS Of Folsom -
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AT FOR
esters' Building. | street. 7th and Sth-
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OAK STOVE WOOD. So SO PER CORD;
cottonwood, four feet, 81; in stove
length. So so; half-cord, 81; measurement
guaranteed. Leave orders AT SOS Sew
enth w. II. BASLER
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A Sunday Disturbance.

Joseph Banks was arrested at Agri-
cultural Park yesterday afternoon by
Special officer Dan Healy and charged
with having disturbed the peace. He
furnished bonds and was released, but
will appear before Justice Davis this
morning
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place to do cooking in hotel or family,
Address "A. A. No. 1921 Third street.
Sacramento. ol6-4te
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.sive agent for Peter Wright &
~o.'s English cashmere underwear
S5 so per suit. Under the Mckinley
tariff was $40 per suit. VIM. NJ. Petrie,
622 street.
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To Cure Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II It
fails to cure. 25c.
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Testinso-;.;.

Testifying 70 the ability of r. de wolfe
f'ennah as a scientific and practical
optician are on the. file at his Office,
Masonic Temple. Work guaranteed alb
soiutely reliable.
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Y. M. G.. A. Lecture.

The Monday night talk before the 7.
M. G. A. this evening will be given by
j. A. WoodSon on Opportunities for
Young Men in Journalism and Litera-
ture"
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Prescriptions reliably compounded at
Green's new drug store. corner Seventh
and X. Golden Eagle Hotel block.
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MUNYON'S
REMEDIES.

A separate cure for each disease At all
druggists, mostly 25 cents vial
Personal letters to Professor Munyon,
1905 Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa, an
swered with free medical advice for any
disease.
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Electric light fixtures and electrical
supplies. Tom Scott. the plumber.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

HOWE'S A @ A D E n Y-0 AMMAN
grade, high school, normal and business
branches; elOcution, French and German
are taught. Ninth and I streets.
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NO FREE ADS.

No free "want" ads. are taken in
THE RECORD UNION. Births,
deaths and marriages also charged
for. NO PREMIUMS GIVEN. NO
CATCH-PENNY DEVICES. The pa.
per is worth the money you pay for
1t, although higher priced than most
others. Published Sundays also.
The class who have money to spend
ell take it. Rich and poor like il for
its cleanly, healthy tone. Classified
ads. by the month, Wants. For Sale,
To Let. Personals. ETC.. soc per line.
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teeth without pain: local anaesthetic-
Fine chocolates. Welch Bros, 9th & J.s
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Call and get our prices on stoves. NJ.
Hirsch, 1913 and 1915 j street.
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1115 EIGHTH STREET-FURNISHE
rooms for housekeeping; also single
rooms.
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723 L ST-e-ROOM HOUSE; BATH AND
gas rent reasonable.
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TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS, LIGHT
housekeeping: no children. Il9 I.
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FRESH CLANS AND OYSTERS EVERY
day at Suey Sang, 92i Third street. These
are the best
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ALLEY HOUSE, REAR 1915 X; GOOD
condition. Apply 719 l..
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MISS FLORENCE HASTINGS WILL
open her dancing academy at Pythian
Castle, October oath, at 2 D. m.
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622 SEVENTH STREET-UPPER FLAT
OF three unfurnished rooms.
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Ills SECOND STREETS OR 1 HOUSE,
keeping or single rooms; reasonable
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TO LET OR RENT.

TO LET-COTTAGE AND OUTBUILD-
ings, with ten acres of land, south OF
Oak Park. Apply to STROBELI, 317 J
street o1S-f0t
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TO RENT-FIVE ROOMS. BATH AND
pantry, S11. 2115,I street.
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B00KBINDERs.

BOOKBINDING IN ALL ITa
branches, with good work and prompt
ness e. w. BRUENING, 3l9 j street.
Sacramento.
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TO LET-A NICE COTTAGE OF FIVE
rooms; hot and cold water and every
convenience. Apply at 1912 street.
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WOOD AND COAL-NOW IS THE TIME
10 lay IN your winter Iuel. n liberal dis
count TO parties buying by the car or
half-carloadS. Call at Office, 5lS l. street,
and get prices. JAS. McCAW, Prop.
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DATE TAKEN-LADIEs OF CAPITAL.
CITY Rebekah Lodge will give social
dance at Turner Hall FRIDAY EVEN
ING. october 23d. Tickets, 2oc. o4-td
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ONE OF THE BEST COUNTRY SA-
looms fox sale. Clearing $50 to $50 per
month. Inquire this Office. o16-1w+
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A GOOD RELIABLE LADY NURSE OF
experience wishes employment. no
Seventh street,
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FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS AND BATH.
3oS NJ street o16-lwe
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pair and upwards; ladies' fancy clothing
laundried without injury to the gar
ment. French Laundry. 912 l. street.
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DRESS AND CLOAKMAKING.

STYLISH TAILOR-MADE FALL AND
winter suits for ladies'. Prices reasonable.
Mrs. Grassme. 4lo *.
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LosT-FouNn.
PERSONALS.

]. W. BIRDS NEW GROUND FLOOR
Photograph Gallery, 10231a Fourth street
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GROCERIES

THE BEST TEA AND COFFEE, HAY
and feed may be had at ]. j. WIN
CARDS, 24S0 0 street.
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CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, GOOD
hay and feed; prices 70 suit the times at
j. j. WINGARD S, 2430 O.
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THE WEEKLY UNION-THE BEST
weekly on the coast.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

FOR ROOFING. TIN AND SHEET
iron work, w. ID. Bessey can't be beaten
go street. Sunset Tel. No. 773-
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SUMMER WOOD IN STOVE LENGTH.
IS 80 per cord, half-cord, 81; dry and
soundi measurement guaranteed. w
H. BASLEFi, sos Seventh. ol5-1Wa
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DIR. A. H. HAWLEY,
-pENTIST-
1909 Seventh street. Hours 9 to II, l to s.
DR. w. A. ROOT,
DENTIST
Sunset TEL No. 901. red. S14 K street.
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OR. SIMMONS, sR.-HOURS to 10 A.
M. to $50 p: m. and Z to p. m.
DIR. SIMMONS. JR.-Hours II to u
house. l28; Office. az.
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ate an electric light plant in country, Ad-
dress Interior Development Co., Michi-
gan Bar, Cal ol7-3t
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WANTED.

SOBER MAN WITH FAIR EDUCATION
wants work of any kind; wages no OBJ
ject. Address &c. NJ" this office. o1S-2t'
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Honest Money.

~ concede, if l understand
,,lss Of the decline in farm
I \, prOductioni" w s''"'''
4 Hs a.. No intelligent man
u ~ INV " much is due to that and
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ana II there Is
another turn of
the screw--and
there must be
several turns be-
fore we get down
to a real gold
basis-it is much
to be feared that
t h re will be
something like
general ban k
ruptcy and repu-
diation. Just con-
slider this fact.
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The national, state, provincial, NUM-
cipal and railroad debts of the world.
those debts which are funded and per.
manent, the interest only being paid,
now amount to at least $40, 600, 900, 600,
and tho interest on it is over Sc, 900. :.
600, 600 per year. IT NOW TAKES
ALMOST EXACTLY TWICE AS
MUCH CORN. WHEAT, BEEF.
PORK. COTTON AND OTHER EX-
PORT PRODUCTS TO PAY THAT
INTEREST AS 1T DID WHEN THE
DEBTS WERE CONTRACTED. DOES
HONESTY REQUIRE THAT THE
LABORING PRODUCERS OF THE
WORLD SHOULD PAY 100 PER
CENT MORE THAN WAS ORIGI-
NALLY CONTRACTED FOR?
"Well granting that many things
have been done to the injury of the
farmer, what can we do at this late day
to remedy them?"
Word of Counsel.
We can at least reverse the machine.
We know what has hurt us, and wo can
put stop to it. One man just now
stands for all that has hurt the farmer.
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A Word of Counsel.

William Mckin-
ley is the politi-
cal incarnation
of those enor-
nous land grants
an d subsidies
which made mil
lionaires by the
hundreds; of the
war tariff in time
of pence, which
transferred $12,-
900, 600, 900 in
values from the
west to the east
and from the
country to the
great cities; Of
ltho ational
banking system,
the demouotiza.
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs-Notiee is
hereby given that sealed bids addressed
to the city secretary will be received up
10 noon OF Mondav. September H. 1886,
for the paving IF Crawford street from
Mckinney avenue to Clay avenue venue ana ma
,rrd,ng In plans and specifications
a so,T,"s by " the city council and now on
iiie in he office OF the ely secretary ret ,S
s,,n ~ x56o made payable to the order
on Of IT, u i. RICE. Mayor Of the Guy Of
Houston, must accompany each oi "a ana "a
riyo bond satisfactory TO the mayor anu
nnance committee in the sum OF $500
for the satisfactory completion OF ths
work in accordance with the plans anu
sneritiratIons as aforesaid. The DOS
will he opened at regular meeting o.
the city council on Monday, septenios.
"a 1895 ami the city reserves the right
"a ''''V H. Il. Rice Mayor.
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figure ont to a
cent, but l think
We can com @
much nearer to
1t than the mono
metallists admit.
All past expert
ence has shown
tn at increased
production of the
necessaries Of life
does not of itself
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NortCr TO CONTRACTORS - Sealed
MAJ Vim be received by the commission
ors court of Harris county at IL o'clock
noon OF Tuesday, September r. Ing, FOR
,ne Nnchburg road from Brays bayou
IN, IN p Isn'vW Water, n accer lance With the
s.UDeei6Sa,ions now on file, IN The office
Of the county surveyor OF La Harris ns 'oa ,,
,issad check for $3.50. The county reserves
he right 10 reject any and all hids' bs
nrS.r al the commissioners court.
s.M JOHN G. TOD. County Judge
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If YOU WANT to buy or sell second
hand furniture and all other household
goods call on the BOSTON Furniture Co
sos Hrniiie ave. a CrAmer. Az. .
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son Is moro honest than dollar which
Will buy bushel Of wheat and q
pounds OF cotton, then dollar which
VIII buy bushels Of wheat or no
pounds OF cotton will be twice as hon.
est w the ono We now have,
2. That there is not enoupb NJ hot,
gold and silver to restore the nrices ~
1903 or Of 1903.
Real Gold I,ssis.
D. Ihat in consequence Of the mucb
greater increase of population and nro.
duction than of the metals. if there haa
been no decentralization, both gold and
silver would have gained greatly in Wi.
ue since 1878. The villniny Of mo,,n.
metallism lies in the fact that nil tho
gain has been concentrated in GOLD nv
way OF general conclusion, believe that
recommendation for the world is limos.
slble, and that Europe only maintains
1t on the condition that other nations do
not. In fact, if it is to be maintained
Ill this country and Europe, we must
prepare for another shrinkagc SO great
that the people will not endure it. There
is spirit abroad in the country now
that is not very pleasant to think Of
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FOR SALE--Onc good mule, four cows
ana calves. 90 head hogs, also twenty
acre farm for rent Inquire OF Mrs T.
T.. Kelly. Westficd Road, Ave miles from
court house \
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For Sale.

HAVING recently bought the Major Con-
verse herd OF Jersey cows, | have
fine lot OF high grade COWS with young
ner OF Franklin and Chenevcrt u
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Lost. Found. Stray. Stolen.

TCsT--One cow, light red. branded % on
right hip, IS reward l.. Weinberg. SJJ
Congress ave.
LOST Late Friday afternoon. between
tho corner OF Rusk ave. and Austin st.,
ahd Mckinney ave. and Hamilton St.
lsdy's poeketbook containing money,
Table papers; a liberal reward VIII be
given IL returned to itl0 Ru3k aVe. Mrs.
]. i. Dickson. "
ETOLEN-White horse, II hands, branded
10 left hin, foretop clipped. s. reward
for information leading 10 recovery. r.
T. Ransom. Richmond, Texas. II
LOST-Palr gold spectacicss IN case. be-
tween Holdman on Austin street and
Faith home: finder will receive suitable
reward by returning TO Mrs. Kate SlIles.
Sal7 Austin street. .
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" ANTED-position In respectable private
family to do light houscwork, sewing or
attend to children; no cooking or wash
ing. G. O.. this office. s
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COLUMN

THE POST is THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM OF TEXAs.
he ne Post is the friend OF the poor and
mteepy ana publishes advertisements for
Lee , ions wanted Of twenty-five words or
ne charge for other Wants" Is almos;
IN IN anu II you want anything an Ad
~, 10 we oheap Column OF The Post is sure
case in "
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING.
zeal ESTATE FOR SALE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
bnslNESS CHANCES,
PERSONALS.
STOLEN. sTRAYED.
LOST. FOUND.
SsiTuATlONS WANTED,
WANTED To TRADE.
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
PROFESSIONAL
BARGAINS.
PARTNERS WANTED,
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED BIDS
WANTED TO BUY.
IMPORTATION WANTED,
HELP WANTED
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FIVE PER GENT week profits Is The
average return on my "huctuation sys
tenn" send for pamphlet free. w. -.
Forest. 90 broadway, New York. 9-19
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WASTED-Si Situation rs chamhermaii in
hotel or boarding house, or housekeepcr
to work Address Mrs. Annie Fisk. 9i5
Eighth street, city. s
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WANTED-Second handed buggy.
spring or blackboard wagon, must be
In good order. cheap for cash. Write
or cali Mr.. &. Wlnrato. Congress and
Crawford streets. builder, city. ~
HIGHEST PRICE paid for second hand
grntiemen's clothing. Drop me a postal
and ! VIII cali ii. Captain. 6O2 Milan
and Prairie. II
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n. Y. Herald.

Il the N. I. Herald.
ud they are extremely careful
Ia into the account the number
aiming no wages at all, which
N considerable item when you
Min Ohio, for instance, the coal
nly averaged l4s days of full
year. If you will take all la
speially oil who produce the
4 Of life from the soil. and
/ time, you will find that since
tspt in cases where they have
rnmally kept up by trades
r.hods, wages have declined in
sntio as commodities.
farmers Mcager Income.
In the price of necessaries thon
iiNlf be q rise in the wages of
said the laboring producers.
sa It stop there? Certainly not.
uss would first pay their press
hnd set the money in motion.
rah then supply themselves
with those things they
Ia have wanted so long and
IN been compelled to do with
out. All the country mer-
chants and all the country
artisans Immediately de-
pendent on tho farmers,
ma such as blacksmiths, cob
Wablers, carpenters, painters
Hnd the like, would i'm
IL mediately share in the
gain, and all others in the
Improvement due to %
general gain i'll trade.
Our agricultural depart
1xA ment has shown that the
income has declined over SO
anted acre. THAT MEANS
NR THE WHOLE COUN-
iHEY ARE RECEIVING
1880, OOo,o 900 EIGHTEEN
lid MILLION DOLLARS)
LEAN THEY DID A FEW
AGO, NOT RECEIVING IT,
sEE THEY CANNOT SPEND
w CAN THERE BE WORK
cHY LABORERS OR PROS.
FOR ANYBODY WHEN
RNERS ARE SPENDING
MeoO A YEAR LESS THAN
NATURALLY WOULD?
u NO CONGRESS- WISE
III TO DEVISE A TARIFF
NIL HELP WORK MEN IN
avlORlES so LONG AS
MNERs CANNOT BUY THE
nee coinage raise prices to
randard:"
y lok Nor is it desirable that
!, as We have been running
VI for 90 yenrsJ
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Professio

5VTFCTIVE AGENCY TRAINED detect
~ 49, watchmen and guards furnished
For rites and further informa tion id
d-nss lanes McCane, Il. o. BOX l9D
Houston, Texas, - we
9. O. COTTON 4 sho.' En- M. inss stss.,
corner franklin
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MISS PRINCE BURKS viii reopen her
primary school. September 7, at 606 Aus
tin street. corner Texas avenue. terms,
sl.00 and sL25 per month pupils solicited.
4
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ayers meet IN high con- n. Y, World.
clave to make profitable rates ON freight
manufacturers do tho same for their
prolit y; brokers labor to advance stocks.
All these vote and use the government
to mako money. and all denounce You
farmers as no better than thieves for do
ing the same thing Vote, as justice re
ouires. to restore the old contrast Vote
to help yourselves. Vote for Bryan, the
money of the constitution and the up
lifting of tho agricultural interests
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CUSTOMERS wanted for china dinner
sets, glassware. lamps or silver-pl tod
ware Mt Houston chm and Glassware
Co. 30S Main street. James +. Dumb'e.
MAnaEar. u
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WANTED situation rs nurse. by young
girl Is years old, from country Address
Miss Mollie Clay, 9l6 Eighth street, city
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SIS AVERAGE weekly net lncom. With
$3.50 Invested: safe. conservative: pros
pectus proofs. free. i. Daily. 1873
broadway. New York. 9-ls
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metallism of the constitp-
ton and against the things
above mentioned. All
other classes arc striving
to get more for what they
sell, and why not you, the
farmers? Railroad man.
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UMBRELLAS and Parasols repaired and |
recovered cheaper than any other place |
in the city. save money by giving mo a |
trial. ii. Captain, 500 Milan. corner Prli-
rie. II /
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IA, FARMER.
'snom Fifth Page.)

sssd nom Fifth Page.2
Soa '1ocuments as tho Ar
.bout which SO much has
X nsmine that report careful
:, IN find that the working
\. ,l ne trades mentioned in 1t
~, number quite one-fourth
a. farmers of the country.
~ method Of treating this
...sus fol q very large part
!, amor among farmers. In
4. 11psus and common sense,
VI st,tesmen and economists
|. ,,stius the subject as If the
y, not o laboring man. A con.
I.iSAhittee is appointed to go
Nm that wages have risen,
NJ. .hey prove it But how'
!. ,bA highest wages paid to the
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Commercial Advertiser ton of silver
and tho enormous increase in the power
of gold; of Credit Mobilier and force
bills, of vastly increased government
expenditures and every e1travagant
scheme for building up great corpora
lions. He represents it all and glories
in representing it. He tells you with re-
freshing cnndor that If he can have his
way you shall have great deal more Of
that sort of thing A vote for him is
vote to indorse it all and open the way
to a much greater advance in the same
direction. a vote for him is vote for
gold monometallism and lower prices
for farm produce.
William Jennings Bryan, on the other
hand. stands for u restoration of the bi
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NANrED-A Ev-od gentleman stcnogra-
rnct, must hv fdp.O, accurate amt com.
potent far court work. Apply Tuesday
II O'Clock The JOS W. IaVs OH Co.,
ilutUhkis House
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Help Wanted.

N1tEn-eSaw filler, Address Warren
Lana and Lumber CO., Warren, Texas.
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DANClNG-Prof T. j. Donnellan can be
found I'm his Old stand. private lessons
10 suit his pupils Rooms over Guarantee
Loan and Trust company. Z
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WANTED---A pos ton in the city as stcn-
ogapher by young lady OF consider
able experience. Address e7,6. this Of
flee II
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WANrED--Nicaly furnished room In
central location for man and wife. with
or without board. Address 9s2e. this Of
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everything rev. at 900 Main street S
THE BONNER HOTE: Lufkin. Texas
new threc-story brick furnished with
twenty-five cool airy sleeping apart
ments average size Is square feet. all
neatly carpetcd, and supplied with new
beds and furniture throughout: also with
large Offices reading room and dining
parlor. has just been completed and
opened TO the travelling public. The man
agement proposes to make II the model
hotel OF East Texas. Rates s. 90 per
day. l.. =, Mantooth. Proprietor; W
BlndWorih Nnio Of INlerl, Manager. n-ll