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platform voiced this fact in phrases
! which might well be employed at a
meeting OF drink-craZcd anarchists.
This orcie of economic dellrium has
undoubtedly dlsgusted aud alienated
thousands Of reputable and conserva-
tive Democrats, who spurn the present
auarchstic dispensation as they would
spurn treason and dishonor. But 1t Is
deserving Of remembrance that that
dispensation comes as the logical in
hertance of Influences set to work nine
years ago by the one man who Is today
the most disguised Democrat in the
lot. When Grover Cleveland. In 1887,
launched his startling calr for tariff re-
form, with it's appeals to class cupidity
and prejudice and It's labored indict
nent of industrial and commercial
thrift, the first long step was taken
toward the Democratic party's present
socialistic goal The campaigns that
followed fast famed the flame and it
was hy an inevitable progression that
Democracy, in 1899, took its stand for an
income tax, for the abolition of protec-
ton to American Industries and for the
deliberate spoliation Of American pro-
grcss and prosperity. The seed first
sown By Grover Cleveland is now hear
ing its natural fruit. To his account as
surely as cause produces effect must
be credited the deterioration of the De-
mocracy from a party of principle and
character to n mere aggregation of
fumng ard sputtcrng clans mad with
the hysteria Of agrarianism and anar-
Chy. and benz. like wolves in chase.
upon the annihilation of business conf
dence and stability.
1t is some consolation to know that
the man who lit the match which start
ed the conilag ration IS beginning TO feel
ashamed of his work. But in the mean
time the flames are spreading. and it
behOnycs those who desire To escape
their damaging embrace to get to work
upon their eXtinguishment. The issue is
now drawn So tha, there cannot possi-
bly, be confusion NJ mistake. On the
one hand stands the Republican party,
holding out the assuranc, of restored
stability, confidence and prosperity; ON
the other. the democracy newly -ac-
Cnutred with the hahiliments Of revo-
luton ana threatening, without mincing
of words, the direst disaster. In such
an Issue past party affiliations are of
smah account. The question Is not
what alignment has prevailed hereto
fore. when other issues and other champ
ions were up for consideration but what
shall prevail under the recognized and
Unprecedented conditions OF today
Every citizen who wishes for the return
of good times should at once make man
ifest his intention Of supporting Nc
Kinley, SO that the present surge to-
ward anarchy and revolution may be
Immediately met, beaten back and con-
quered.
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Weather and Other Predictions for
the Coming Week.

Sunday. July 12,-Sun trine to Herschal.
Weather: Thunder showers probable. A
child born ON this day will have an unset
tied life in which fortune and misfortune
will be alternated: female will be in dam
ger of disgrace in early life. but will marry
well and be greatly respected afterwards.
An un'ucky day.
Monday, July 13.-Mercury parallel to
Venus. Weather changeable. A child
born on this day will be restless and un-
lucky; female will be unfortunate in
wedlock. Keep thyself quiet and avoid
speculation.
Tuesday, July H.-Mercury jesququaG-
rate to Herschal. Showers probable. A
child born on this day will be active ard
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THE PARTY TO co.

Rochester Democratic Chronicle.
The official balance sheet OF the govern
ment for the fiscal year which ended juno
30 is as follows: Receipts, S325, ,026,3p; ex-
penditures, $25l SIG. ESQ: excess of expendi-
lures. s2d $40. The issue o: making
both ends meet will be prominent IN this
years national campaign The people
will discharge the party under which the
government continually runs behind, and
reinstate the party unuer whose laws and
administration the government has al.
ways more than paid its way.
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'sThe money Of the UnitoA States,

''The money Of the UnitoA states,
and every kind or form of it, whether
of paper, silver or gold, must be as
good as the best in the world. Itmust
not only be current ut its full face
value ut home, hut it must be counted
at par in any and every commercial
center of the globe. The dollar paid
to the farmer, the wage.carner and
equal in purchasing and debt.paying
power to the dollar paid TO any gov.
ernment creditor. 80. Mckinley in Hi
speech Of OfAcceptance.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-11

Disappointed Democratic candidates
will in few months be blessing their
stars that it never occurred.
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The Democratic party began years
sectiona! prejudice. 1t need not blame
anybody but itself now that il is getting
ba.liy burnt
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-11

The trouble with Bland was that he
was too honest. conscientious and con-
sistent. Such qualities have no well
come in the modern Democracy.
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The Pittston Gazette announces by
authority that Colonel Scott. the Re-
the Twenty-first district, is not hostile
to Senator Quay; and 1t also says that
a majority of the legislative candidates
in LuZerne county will, If elected. act
in harmony with the senator on issues
between him and his enemies. The
attempt to array factional influences
against the party ticket in the mother
county is contemplate one, which
deserves to fail.
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TOLD BY THE STARS.
Daily Horoscope Drawn by Ajacchus
The Tribune AstrOlsger.
\ AytrOla he rast. for Saturslp1-

aE @ 81:
The Democratic child this day
Will wonder where he's at,
As silver now has won the fight
And gold bugs have been chased from
sight
By the orator of Platte.
In the case of the man of destiny. our
own Robert Pattison, the wheel of fate
must have slipped a cog yesterday.
1t is stated that fresh yeast cake was
placed In Christy Boland's congressional
boom out at Chicago
Farmer Bland will now be allowed to
finish his haying in peace.
William Whitney has doubtless gone OF
somewhere to think.
Mr. Mulley, of Providence. displays a
disposition to furnish silver object les
sons.
Ajacchus' Advice.
To become wealthy-Allow yourself to
be elected from Traction car and then
sue the company.
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The idea that the Fattison boom
would shy at free silver or any other
kind of platform verges on the gro
teSque
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STATE.

Congrcssmcn-u;.Lnrg
GAICSIIA a. GROW. of Susquehanna.
SAMUEL a. DAVENPORT. of Eric.
llCctiGu Day. Nov. 3.
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The Tribune acknowledges with
gratitude the prompt receipt from both
graph companies of bulletins covering
the proceedings of the Chicago conven-
tion. The service Of these companies
both at St. Louis and Chicago has been
admirable in every particular
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-11

If Brother Pattlson is willing to ac-
cept whatever is done at Chicago the
most we can say Is, he is easily satis-
fled,
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There need be very little expectation
of q second silver ticket in the field.
The populist who isn't satisfied with
the work done at chicago iSu't sane
enough to be allowed at larA
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n Canton dispatch says Mckinley
isn't particle worried. Well, why
should he be?
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which Is still fresh in mind. They will
not be deceived twice in succession by
the same political sharps.
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on'tSWear

1t isn't proper to swear, but If there is
any time when it might be excused 1t is
document, or maybe gushing letter of
overpowering love-and. have his pen
break his ink poor or his stationery bad.
Reynolds Bros save you from all these
annoyances. and keep your temper un-
ruffled, both at home and at business by
the superior quality Of stationery and
writing materials that we can furnish
you. We also have a complete line Of
Blank Books and office supplies.
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THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
NATIONAL.

For President.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, OF Ohio.
For Vicc-prcsidcnt.
GARRET a. HOBART. Of New Jersey.
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Hill might modify his trade mark by
saying: Il was Democrat"
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Loans.

THE REPUBLIC SAVINGS AND
Loan Association will loan you money
on easier terms and pay you better OF
Investment than any other association
Cali on g. N. Calender. Dime Bark
building.
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THE ELK CAFE, 125 and l21 FRANK.
lin avenue. Rates reasonable.
p. ZEIGLER. Proprietor.
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Wire Srcens.
Hotels and Restaurants.

Jos. KUETTEL. REAR 6l1 LACKA.
wanna avenue, Scranton. Pa, manufa :.
turer of Wire Screens.
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CLOSING OU1 SALE
OF HAMAN & SON and
&C. BURT & CO.'S Goods
S. and $6 Shoes
For S. and $3.50
AT THE
S|0||d0|d Shoe Store
FINE REPAIRING.
BR0ADHEAD & HANKS
LAWYERS.

wealth building. Rooms 49, 20 and q.
FRANK T. OKELL, ATTORNEY-AT.
Law. Room s. Coal Exchange. Scran.
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ROOFING g.,
326 Washington Ave.,
TELEPHONE 5ss
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Dentists.
Physicians and Surgeons.

DIR: A. TRAPOLD. SPECIALIST IN
Diseases Of Women. corner Wyoming
avenue and Spruce street. Scranton. Of
flee hours, Thursdays and Saturdays,
9 q. m. to p. M.
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SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D.. L. & w.
European plan. VICTOR KOCH. Prop.
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DIR. c. L. FREY. PRACTICE LIMITED
diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose ant
Throat: office 122 Wyoming ave. Resi-
dence 529 Vine street
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AMONG THE LEADERS
'''' Wines and Liquors Groceries.


~ Etc. '''er'eS'
". NV Orleans. pecom,cr ,0os :,
l s Co. dtdg 9'"U wbo,ss. - 1896 es.oo y.
WI ~. dealers impor, or w'oiesam grocers
NJ sl2 to POO south utp'" ss,s,. COTTON ana
w. ssl Front street. oth T TsyGr o stree, and
y, y successors Of zpberh New al p ans &C
" iaawn and long D s.rngir q senani OF
s firm has not sni S"T m1In Ieag'2 ;t;
issd It's trade hrou o bau inl a. ga AL
S',y the bushes on Of L. ,n' d. I'r se o. n, l't
sss he interest d, Mr. Mr. de naut pur-
ssip's being c GO ms torm,r primers
s,d tho scIc mana an Mr d ts, H ,;
81 whisky and Vine n's s,, orSr a sDlea a,
s slrSns Horse shoo + b De'es ara arc arc
s,,sa patent letters haze ,sE Fn,n ,s. onG
ss !, as 0I neSi "naHr No, as;zss class,
l ny. already attained me- , rn,se 81 O r.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.


BIDS FOR COAL-Sealed bids VIII DO
received by the undersig,ned up 70 Y
O'Clock noon, December u 10 iurMsn
coal for the use OF Harr > county In
such quantity as may be found nece-.
sary. Bids VIII b. opened al ths next
regular meeting Of the county eotnIlis-
sn9er< court December u. 1886. the
right IS reserved TO rejeS, any and all
BIDS. ~, oueSw.
II Sou"'y Suoss-
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WAr1LD TO REET:

lease paper M n a Go,'t,ny
seat i9Nm 1" ts,rnish good refer snooi. Ad-
ddr.s, i +. Whitlock. Fort Worth Tex'h
~, ,i,,.iyahle tenants for residences;
IiA ,n,. r. ~ AMI show all property free
49,, r i7,til---Those having vacant houses
y" y, 81 ,st them with Boyle d Mecorm ,.,s
bOSh Main street.
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finn
LOST, STRAYED, OR STOLEN

Illia. - n. AAlIlv.r
roll Of 81 ana $40 b US, about
$40. liberal reward. Return Sl7 San Ja-
cinto street, IL
/ oST-Package OF abstract aud title pa
pers on franklin avenue, across NJ lam
street bridge, or N t'tith ward valuable
10 owner only. Liberal reward e re-
turned to John Finlgan 4 Co. Office.
STRAYFD or SrOLEN-AboW scptem-
her a, 1896. one chestnut sorrcl mare,
about IL hands; star In face. heavy built !,
iong and heavy fetlocks; ioretop clipped
aaxen name and tail. gentle. years Old I,
no brand. Also ore red sorrel mare. iaia
or IS hands: foretop clipped; right frort
ankle ms scar. looks like scad; star In
face: 6 years old; gentle no brand on.
sorrel a-year-oid mile. hrandcd a. L. y.
tronnec,ed) on left shoulder; had on be.l.
viii pay SIS for informntion lea !:ne 10
heir recovery. Address W. J. Moody,
Sartart.a, Texas. u
LosT-on San Felipe road, a note fer
slsT Is. made payable October lsf,
given w l.. C. Rousseau and payable 70
4. j. Plpher Finder return 20 4. r.
Gaut. Binz building, and receive re-
ward, "
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EVERYBODY SAYS

r.rpWIN always has the best se!ecl.o Lon
~ Holiiay Goods. This year - isrf III
and better than ever, Jusi wa" '''
slow windows at 409 Main street.
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ft;rL At IAsT--pnt In o win.
tcr's supply OF Calvert Lump Coal and
save oEa-hhlt OF last years fuel OK
ronse, We warrant superior sstisfac.
ton over any other soft coal for either
cd lump ia sahp per ton OF 1000 pounds.
delivered to any part OF the city. A
lria, 10 convince YOU In solicited Tolc-
phone Ssb Office. No. u Main street,
calvert Coul Co Il
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FINANCIAL.

PLENTY OF money for b1lIdina pprDoFes
and taking up vendors lien notes. S.cw-
sr johnson. 2o6's Main street. 10
FOR sALE.-Eour room cottage ana
choice corner lot IN Third ward; $50 10
500 cash and balance on easy terms O.
J. Palmer. this office. =
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Queen x CresGenl Route

VTUGUTT q u Uo JUTII IVUUtU
New Orleans and Northca stern Railrond
Company. Alabama and Nicksbnrg Ran.
way Company, Vicksburg.. Shreveport and
Pacific Railroad Company. Best limo vie
New Orleans or Shreveport TO Chattanoo.
GA. Cineinnau. AsheyiiisL Wes nl,,Egt,s
II, M HUNT. Dallas. Tsssas' \; y.
La; /. HARDY. u, y. a.. New Orleans
La
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For RENT.

For RENT.
:. ET... ..-ll.le.
T0R RENT--st1ro in Taylor building. lliis
Preston w. II. Taylor: ---------.--!A ~
ron RENT One large ivo-story hohye
on street car line, N Ihird war !. co, ra',r
Chartres and Lamar aysnne' rent 'e',l
sonable. Apply {, y. Asle. ..-----------.-- y
FOR RENT-Two rooms for light house:
keeping, also one furnished room, at zi,a
Franklin avenue. rent reasonable. ~
FOR RENT ne-room houHo ~ Thlrd
ward, live and six-room phses IN Sc,
ond ward Apply to Mrs II Frcnnh, sl9s
Franklin avrnme, ..-.----.-- -
RESI- f;NCE property IN every ward In
the c.ty, from 81 10 10 per month ,hrea
nec modern houses close an an property
shown free; two nice cot ges neai .at ath
street' , mrse pa'''s' s"'' 's' II
TOK RENT--Ncat and conven ent Office
opposite Capitol hotel Apply at Excel
Aior Laundry. -----.------------- q
FOR RENr-one two.story house with
eight rooms two halls. and stables a,,
tacned. apply 5l9 bowling. sir -l -------z
FOX RENT--Cottage. 701 Hamilton street:
rooms attached all modern oonveniences.
IN heart q eay, one block ir99,m y MaI loi.
.nuarc sos Prairie avenue H. r. Loi.
tls. -------
ron RTNr--Tn Tii!rd ward, two-story
elEht-room house. bath room. eioct,
Inrn ana servants room IN Shtu' Apply
| 1913 Lamar avenue
FOR RFNT--Imme1 .ately. my cottatr No
la Ernglch Inquire of i. a, HeipiH,
| III. q. s.. Railway company,
TO RENT--Brazos plantation. go acres.
| TO rent: near Ssmonton. ADDRESS ~. ~.
| Mitchell, Simonton +. o.. Fort Senn
| county. ------.-.- "
FOR RENT--Two-story eght-room heuss,
| Gomez Rufk avenue ard ChartreS street.
Vim, u. Cleveland q Co. oince.
CHEAP STORAGE for merchandise,
| groceries, hardware, produce, household
| goods, etc. al Smith x itowelTs ware
| house. near Southern Pocihc freight OF
nee. Apply w Lewis. on premises. Ell
ron BENT-oLe furnished second story
front room fsr gentlemen. Can ut iiie
Walker ----.------lll u
FAVE TIME and trouble ny renting your
| house from Boyle & Mccormick. ts.s
Main street. III.
| ron RENT-Store No. lj0s Congress ave-
| nue. opposite court house. Apply y. J.
Koehler. 900 Congress avenue. u
lfS0P RENT-Fioor space on second floor
~ Post bu ding Apply 10 q. j. Palmer,
BUS ne IS Manager.
STORAGE M MsleSoasa n a city sh for
storing Furniture and Merchandise OF
AL kinds. Peden q co.
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LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements in office OF The
Post for week ending Saturday, Decem-
Wis sl5i; ,ssl s55i; e,2s; Box /, e4o2; $780,
9s52; s'I. Business 90, c. oil u; s siS e,
!; II H. ca e b. c" e c. - So r. 1907, sos;
aj5a ,N,t es1s; Julia. Maria. al6S. Model;
Hugo Mebus; News; 1864; 9i9l %. Peter;
l M4ieI M q, h 5ii t0sS u.s. 81 willow wa yIS
el.i3 (2l. 9iis; 9iaS; w. S. Il, (9; c. Weber;
si7l 1924; 9iis; $3.50 t2).
CASTINGS furnished for all Nnds of
stoves. ard stoves repaired ny a" ,o eHr
order c. l.. x Theo. Berng, Jr., Gar
land stove dealers. go Ma n, 10
VIANI-A home treatment for uterine
troubles; Investigate at iO4 binI oui ~,
Ing lady attendants from 10 p M
aivlce and health book free. -
FOREST MFG. co, corner AUSTIN and
Dallas; Avcnue-ilorse ri,d.sh roots and
rraf9d In bottles stuffed ,nangoes, sweet
+ ckles. salt pickles, sour pickles. chow,
white, pepper sauce. etc, by the gallois
and IN bottles. IL
SANTA CLAUS has dole and toys for
every one. Come quick 70 Houston th.lla
and Glass ware Co, sos Man street, Jas:
f. Dumble. Manager. II
MADAME l.. WEsrPHAL'S Paris mas,
uuerade business $ from the Sth moved
ia Gil Travis street; costumes for rent
and TO order. orders sent all over Texas;
COSTUMES Of ali desorIPl ons @ lei and
made 10 order on, of town orders re-
c'5ve prompt att nIion only by the Texas
Costume House d0di2 Mam street. IL
on AND after Monday, the 18th, vii!
have hack meet both north and south
local day tra.as at Phelps for Huntsville,
| DISEASES of women, nervous ana ehr ,s.,i
h. iiscasos: largest and most suoces siul
nraciice in the State VIM. a. RoXeii,
Nj. D.. the emftent Specialist Masot
Block .------..-.--
GENUINE chinese importer OK celehr TED
,aas md fireworks silk hanikercn,eis,
f%i,ose and Japanese bric-n-hrac, best
IN X world. yam rai Lay, lGl0 preston
avenue, ----------------
Won GIN LEARN sHoRTHAND ny
r,,u write for circular regarding our
NAH course. Houston Shorihand and
w., School, Mason Bloek. Miss
Alice I. Harper, principal. =
T-NMi5Si LAMPS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| laurs wholesale ana retsl. 1tna ture
| rewindlng a specially. e..ectTtcal ana
| railway supplies. The Barien-s hee es
| E.ectrical CONSTRUCTION company ",
I7ot,sTrlT SHORTHAND AND ,TYPE-
| iiWPIrTNG sCHOOl.-Mason block Miss
| Alice r. Harper. pr.acipal, makes
Sneealy Of snios oss yoa mean Sn
bss!ness, come and take course If Il
s--5,;:,,s1Z1.I ;.1i7Zz,
70 XIX cptag, slo,ihamd. T S1Iss1 ~ I1E,
Tel 3 Apply. Penmansh p G La,eees Yer
an ar y,n II os', seeoad floor. Day ana Nish'
MME C.. A. BuJAc p .aqst,s,, s'4 ral 20 q
Mason block spee,lai sls 9na at pup IS
rr ~ n. # desirel instruc,. on 10 =,
cnners. also cdv1rcsd siuiehts.
- llIl---,
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MOTTO E-TRusrEE'S SALE-under G.
on Novemhcr %, lSS6, In liar IL county
chartel mortgage record, Will sell. Mt
No. 1901 Hardy street. Houston. Texas
at $50 y. M, "Wednesday, December 10,
1896. for cash, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, one delivery wagon. horse
and harness: tock of groceries and store
fixtures, described In said deed of trust.
w. Il. Cecil, trustee, III
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POPULAR CLOTHIER6.
4, BUSINESS CHANGES.

n 3 - - ~ - - r = |
d. bUSlNESO AHANCEC. |
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EM. s-.uM ,A.
MI,
'Nn shi.E- ontrothhg etork IN well es-
Mwnsneu anu prontohie nanuiaactur,ns
eouPnny III houston, Address w, u. H..
- thie ottce: 10
FOX sALE--Eledn Courier. news and JOB |
rInce, SITUATED IN Good town or 1910
inhabitants, Ia bargain for cash OF
part payment DOWN Address Il. i. Can.
81 lh, IeAas 10
bustness manager with s2CO TO
wv IN goSI n,y:ns hns.nsHs; immediate
49,, u,,a 'n III va ,'e wv" "'"'i'F' Az
T1HuT I'M VI TsniifS stock OF w1r70a9.
,"WeirS clocks ni,verw are and cutlery
undcr rosf' .nr, ari ,,ina Sa,n,nn.na
,nu 49, , s",s W" ,Na'."e ,Wespt"
$50, IN IN, T, ri's, ,, CIV. "a - "'e",i
XII, n 80. ~ = y.
can make money In Wall street on IN
wv, n"s'rhem's oa ssv iai,h upwaTlsi s s1 t9r
nar ~ pspsVu lsan 'nnt'u ntpe, ~;
and a broadway. New York. ''"''' -
FOR SAFE For 500, good established
business. can mako olcar 500 per month
OF nahe money BACK curing nohoays'
cT, ,li 40 ", s,ien LOT Sei"ns' Az
o'e'S Wv, "ES 'in''' -.-...--...-----y-s
fOif SAL sAiE , naylng business that
town we hesl town m TeN"s to I've III
onni,t scnn1. ,ynod ,.r,ns Ia rnsnnnal III.
person good reason for ceiling. John c
Penn, Agent ,iaoreetawn Texas II
xuvap Appp n,on, ara ,r,nchi.o Ia
~" n,v ~ ~ AZ, p,nnIation. GOOD daIiv and
weekly eirculstons. rayng advortis-
lag patronage, correspqndence sol c.,cd:
Address Lock Box t0, torsioana, Tex IA
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FALL sEEpg. ALL NEW CROP winter
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HELP WANTED.
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WANTED--Two good sa'tsmen. Apply
between and a. m. 6os'Trav'S.
WANTED---A barber, young man pre-
ferred: Apply IT, person or address at
once, Louis bonner, Palestine. reNae. u
WANTED.-Nurse ggrl at once. Apply at
lNo, Austin. corner Calhoun. II
WAN1ED-A good white girl to do 1ous
work four miles in the country, light
work pleasant hone Address Geo. Nc;
Farland. JOS Main street. II
WANTED Three white girls and one man
TO clerk in store, three white women TO
cook out Of city. can Bureau of In
fonna ton. 5l4lg Travis street. II
$75 TO $50 a month salary aud expenses
sition; experience Unnecessary; largest,
finest line: elegant holiday offerings. w.
L. Kline Co. st. Louis. Mo.
WANTED-Fir white water: sal
AIRY SIS and board and lodging. Address
quick, Southern Pacific r. II. Hotel,
Schulenburg. Texas: Y
Salesman for Southern Texas
for Line cigars Wines and ders; liberal
salary: also eide hnc men. Address
California cider Co.. Chicago. Ii
200 miles Of Houston 10 handle laundry
work for rs. for terms etc. address s,
Packard's Troy Laundry. 9l2 Prairie
avenue Houston. IL
WANTED--W White girl under 16 years OF
age as nurse. Apply 1904 Austin street.
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WANTED-Bo keepers and stenograph-
ers tahout 50), TO travel and teach good
salary and all expenses. Address
DrauIhon's Business College Co, Tex
arhana. Texas. or Nashville, Tenn. =
AGENTS Economy gas burner, saves q
per cent of gas makes large. beautiful
light and gives $50 per cent profit 10
statesmen, General Agency Co, 225 Dear
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VANTED-Live people N every locality
at SIP weekly cnlary and expenses 10 take
orders for Christmas goods; permant NJ
employment If right. Manufacturer. 70
box bS0s, Boston. Mass. 12-ll