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~ S'e on declared ,sft1kansSSai;f fat.
sms twas a tined for the rat
proved ui'elindises'ible,
.slkey pecked but moments tow,
'aeh Complaint did onter,
/. a case Of die or do,
u aad pain within its center.
aug aug II to Watering trough.
' u,'e partook Of plcnN.
ls su,, l's center felt cd tough.
|A'0sn IT had eaten sri irunenti,
despair it raisss..s& head.
slose IN voice awyte weak.
L. ,In VINO s@ cure ana biei.
'0Hueahe for freak"
~ so ane turk. with tottc;ing st.'dc,
rs wsafd the stable coo,;
|nipeu she fell, she los. her pride,
w 'urAey was no mara.
--Eu,r gene Walifi
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j II. iRltSNALL. Il woll known stock
man OF SAN Anton q, has opened up "A
I'VE stock commission business at lhu
Houston stnckyards j. g. Saunders,
formerly with e. Taylor, VIII ho his
NA!esiuan; market reports furnished FREQ
UAtcd. "a
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TEXAs COSTUME HOUSE. doc,6 Main.
can lItMsh costumes, dress sutA or
hrAska Tor hans. parties or paradcs, tor
USE N any prri of the State 3S
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FINANCIAL.

--TrrT mTG
f.,.aJ1.> -aA. NLsa,.A-
An OPTORTU NIFTY Tor profitable aud
Slfc iuVcsf meir Of about fi0.up to tl9 90
fn "A ReU established business with good
remInrrAtion to Investor as assistant
IN management, only applications Of
rrsTon sble purics VIII be considered
Address Posfofhco box 1884, Houston. .
WANTED-To borrow 1900 10 500 on
iird-cllss Third ward Houston property !.
also $3.50 on Second war1 Houston prop
criy. and 1900 on improved Brazos farm.
II. y. Gaui. illnz building %
MONEY no LOAN on south Texas lands
OF good improved property Ia Houston.
no delay. II. T.. WHISKY, bll Binz build
ting, ~
WE HAVE a few Thousand dollars 10 lend
on city troperty. must be revenue pro-
ducipg. A raul " CO.. "a Main Il %
MONEY 10 icsn On short tine, approycI
security, c,iaf,vl personal or real -.
y liichi-on. room G. lglCis Congress
ahenue q
MONEY TO LOAN for tho erection OF
homes In the city If Houston oniy small
monthly payments. 5000 TO place II
once. South Texas Loan ana uuildng
association, A. X. Taylor. secretary.
Cotton Exchange building. vi
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Are You Awake Yet, aud do You Sc
the Opportunities offered Youf

the Opportunities offered Youf
>N|N~<~>~>~~C ~SN~~<~
We wish 1t distinctly understood that
fence ana trees are TO he first ciass--that
phmiting, cultivation. pruning. etc. are 10
Dc done jus, right.
For this we VIII charge you $1,000. payable
800 cash, and the balance IN nine SEM
annual payments OF 800 each, with tntefest
~ per cent per annum. This is for rho
hand and thrifty. bearing orchard. MAD
you.
We are able TO carry out this nnprece.
dented Offer only by selling 20 orr more lots
In Qne body 10 that we can enclose. plant
ana cultivate 400 ncres or more at once.
ISach, plum and fly trees ana grape and
bid kberry vines Will bear pIentRuily in
three years. Pears. aprtcot~ oranges and
the nut trees are IN full bearing in. six or
sevnn years when your orchard will give
ar annual return ofsiso 70 1900 per acre.
We shall raise the price ~ our fruit
lands from time to time without notice.
The price here given We can promise only
to those who buy now.
Call on or address
THOs. w. JACKSON,
lOa fremont Street. GaQvontun. Toxnn.
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FOR SALE--At half price. one large Art
Garland Baer Burner stove, used only
one season. or will exchange for any
thing useful OF like value. Address Airs.
V. q. Kidd. Sealy. Texas. q
FOR SALE-car extra broke. mules, one
large mare mule. years old; S-minuje
driving geliing. Sandberg's Stable, sol
Preston. near bridge. 2s
For sALE-I s'ill havn few nice grade
Jersey cows with young calves that l
viii sell reason thlp at California sta
b!es. corner Franklin ana Chenevert
streets.
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WANTED .Tyr young ladies' and three
men to work. good sllury Apply be
tween 10 aud n O'Clock THIS morning at
3li Faunin. Nj. GUodnor. -
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WANTED white girl under 10 years as
nurse, Apply 1904 Austin street. It
WANTED Bookkocpors ana st.nosraph
trs about so, TO travel ana teach. good
st,lary and Wll oNpunsrH. AlircsF
I)inuEhon's RusiucsN College 60, Tex
urknnh. Texas on Nashville. Tenn. 9
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e Has HIS Say ON Thu.il>s-
giving Day

giving Day.
r,,. mountains lofty crag,
ns within his eyrie,
k.tsmr,ihile king OF birds he sat,
'p s,ss, his wings deicctedly:
S S,st was rutfled DER,
4 hsa'en his pinions to the air
'e' never done before. Wv 1'
u iesli.,n.q uoth hA rhs king of birds,
|si,s, 'nuss are not funny
ks,a ! see in yonder co,
" bright and sunny.
.ss sS me iestsl board they sit.
d make M uhey laugh SO shrllly,
Asl AM Hs ieel, high up here,
luke, 'I Ter midst, fiat on his back.
ude. "a "ss all nicely skiIered,
!, goos nv plump and brown.
h. thought he shivered
at ,sS h ME- ,neir fingers in their mouths
"a as II ~, amt this a dlnner?'
wax old turks a , w'Sgdr.
Pa your laugh , loud, yc foolish folk;
ae day yo aPpy shouts ring gay
On. Jog has had his day.
r ~ S.s ssole day old turk is king
usn, Pm rsreat big world pause.
an, oh, Wal, Tor all tho time,
+. T. Gould.
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I
i-'Si or ANSN tks~-
NJ, ,auNertlseinents IN otiee OF me
Der q. lN6;
o, g2'l ~ aio2; b; W. "a. Cook; 9a2 tg;
al n, 'oe7 10, 'S9' VI wv Jaspyr ~.
AZ. 'tt ~ - ~ ~, w NJ ~,
g roN .td VI t''u i'"6 70, ",l-, 9 ~ -. ~
neot 49, ., ~ ~ 20, j.; =,
~ a.. ~ 't2,9 ~ w ~, ,. e, w nm ~
49,. w essnH' H. mt W. 'o-'' '0-1' o"f'
900, 0VV l',. ---
" n s1-t1.rIAN Nc, ,.,-I,,, ~. -,1,,,.,
hon,c' I'M nro,o p pm ~ N.Y. '' ~, . .',uc
NJ S,'ui,. ' p'"'N Il" W s'"' -"''' !" .,
,---I 1--1r,1->,,- -
ir.'IJl ''-\ - ~; iiitnIoh STABLES LOT
-- WI --E-- 70 III lIal.ls
PARTIES d.ogrlnp costumes for 40
naslne carnival mis- evening cam pro-
cure ni,in ~ lhe I"Nis costume itoUse,
40, U"'- NHHl Su'"'. HprNldl COSTUME
-. s--- LL.nlyL- 20
VITAE-oRr lids ,vcrvthinf, krovr On
ciirin.- nnrn,arantlv H.. ,igrstiou rbcnr,,
1isn li,hthn,,a LronrbItts cstarrh
piles, kidney, bladder and female com
paints 20 and 50 treatment. Head
quarters. 90 Main street. y
p,n,e ,. ,,.....,,,,,-.-,. -.,-,,,,.,.
- NJ r'tFal' ,tNN W.. ~ az, Vos,u'n,s
lHr REM any k.hl eoSi.i'lSS lluu ~, 10 o, OF
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L IL ~ 1tOlJA i MUM
----M-------
SITUATIONS WANTED.
-sEIL .~. ,A-l~A...
WANTED--Posltion IN Office. grocery
store. collecting, time keeping or WORK
OF any klnd by young mhcric>t man with
lettors OF best references. Address a+>5
this office. -
SITUATION wANTED--uAs cook by an
expert woman, who rs VOL oNpeli,,ncrd
In cooking, easy TO get along with (col-
orci). Address iei Mckinney, corner
Basby street ~
YOUNG German wants situation In an
office or store. eight weeks in Amor,r,
writes English nucntly. have a good Ger.
man middle school education, learns
easily everything. .N,ldr,ss H. Nj, TINS
office -
EXPERIENCED woman. middle aged
wants cooking IN boarding house
or private family at once Address Mrs
II. Z. NJ, this office. ~
STEADY young man, age q, wishes
situation Of any kind, not AFRAID OF
work, vat. speak English and German
Address g.N. this ciice. ~
WANTID--position 40 housokerper Ivy
conu'otcnt lady. no washing OF ironing
Address Mrs, n. Nj. loS Austin strcst.
n-lr Lcase axenac. clty. %
WANTED Position as a drur clerk, nv
young man. am siHlume In pharmacy
can fl rnish best reforcaeus any salary
9rcepiei, Address H.. Il. q. BOX ~.
Palestine rcNas. ~
- 80 49," 49, NV''',aNt ~ ul'tUthl'ti
n,1 -, M,'.,"h wa, "..'n w IHiVi, WIZ
pet!cnoc' ccmpetoni hGlp. family. Lock
IoN ~. Sealy. Texas ~
WANTED Situation by laiy with iltle
NIl'i,,ss lisa 'bi.' o,,i.. ""eNs 'o'S'''"'.,,
.,.,. -------------- -
SpHf'k' honest ana steady Young Swodr
N"its Work his'-' as" man 10 80 house
COWS. inc recommendation. AdirrSs
Pi5l, this office. -
,,--,,t,,,,,,,, -, \, -
- ~ 49, -. 'l ,u N'i'"i' Si'lN
| llls r'nHuTh' wants siiWthon as WORK
Church street. Galveston roNns
wA>ru,n c.,r,t,o, ass 1911. -
" ~ - N'Vt ~ N"'Nh''p, "p
,, ,' i,n u. NY So vi ts"V, "'vn
| yhhhdls. store, Address e. box ~
n,,. 49,,
IA a. WU , M ~ bN' - i ",.a'u ~
,t VI ~ ~" ~ 40 ~ ~ IT, "'''''' "'' ~
-N"''' ''' ''''' ''s
NANrEl>-ror the winter In private
lan'y WAGES no object 'ntc oi horses
cIn' NSVin, WI Ky IT, nl We HNs'" US n. NJ
iu'' Auh'tss 'toN tl's on &C. -
POSITION, by irst-cla-'- baker .or
-" Wy tNhrn Ia; ssou,' So y! mar ~
NIL. a lureSS ~" vs. W LLc. -
WANTED. .posltiou 40 ,,r,,r -,,,,I ',r,,,,,,
no bntsci u,iiitn. T., a., Az n''' n3ni M
work Ndiress g5ls. hi, of0e' '' '''''
- - ------
s5ady R Sso" ne qose% S 5 soua
WANTED A situation ... hons. ~ T.,
n,. ',,,,t,, a. ,ril,.' M, ,, ct t'c,tn, -
ing care OF children, Address M, thi,
-olhcc' =
WHITE woman wishes sltuutInn m nj
waite family; good cook ana " nina 70
assist in light house work. NO. -lu3 Con-
grass avenue. Il
s,,,,I, ,-,,,-,>- -,
S.,1 ,, = i''M wanted 10y strictly sober on
his Once q y
MIDDLE aged man. white. wants work
around house, horse. buggy good yald-
MEAN. Hover gardener, suncr, good rel
cr nces' small wages Address 9oll, tn.s
ONCE ~
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For SALE.


FOR sALE-A fine LOT Of new puggt.-
piartous, strroys and harness, at Lar
eudon's Stables. corner trdnMin and
Caroline streets.
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The Death of the Turkey.

The Death of the Turkey.
under the coop she sat,
OPPRESSION much detected.
boxed for a box Of anti-fat.
kf fate was quite perfected.
cunning was the turkey bird.
veil she knew the season.
glultons turkey fat preferred,
Tue wished leanness for this reason.
croak and gobble and gobble and
croak,
(*a'ched for Information,
r would the burden of fat unyoke
complete this transformation.
70 a closet she did roam,
r guest for remedy certain,
home
remained as big as a mountain.
Tue shelf A bottle she spied,
aoel large and sbowCul,
we turkey looked and relief sighed,
oppression no longer doIetuI.
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w. NJ. 81 SULLIVAN, please write or come
home, ! VIII prove all to you. Mrs. W.
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For, RENT.


FURNISHED ROOM for rent second
floor. south and east exposure; batn
room convenient. ITO: Rusk avenue.
Mrs O.. White
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HELP WANTED.
'-Ew----------'------- rYY7


L. W.
HEIp WA MED.
l---- - ------vr-J
Ef'' .EU.
- ~---''~>-
WANTED -I'ivr young ladies' and three
men 10 work; good sllnry. Apply be
tween 10 aud Il o'clock TINS nnorning at
a4 Fiunin. Nj. Goodnor. -
WANTED At once. a nrst-class white
barber. good Job for yuu; 40 tickuta
sent. ni,plV in person or by wire. X
NJ perluc. Caldwell TrNus -
pnnn ,,,,y and ,..., ,,ol,.r ,,r,.,
at once. none but steady man need Ap-
~
WANTED Will ,r7I n-jc,. ID ' vc,T7- -.
nurse. Apply 1901 Austin street II
WANTED, ponLk,nunrs ana st,no-rv1I,
,1'., f,hnn, IN, tn ,rnt,,i AKA .,e,,,l9 ,,dn,
DrauShon's business college 90. T,x-
LADIES no do utht ,any,ss,nr IN CIV.
good nay. Address j. r. Browning. cnrc
lock boz sol Give address and say whs-
hour to call ~
w NN.,rJc l,TW,.nIy -,1,enis In NV Tc7,i-
tory for new ariicl". salary. half pro.
crcds of Ssiic. Apply pO3 Walker -
IAbtTe ,a ,,,,,,s AZ. IN $500. .,..,,, ,,,,,.
d nSs,oi Il one SU.d ''% worm r 70 mrs,
onhhs huiilng Franklin ana Finnn
streets, from 10 II H. IN. u
u A >,rtT, ,,,f,,- ,,..,, an, I-o--- 80 49,,
y" ~ ~ ~ IL ~ i'i'u anu ""Ns 4" Jilty
tVl'nis ~ 80 i$ iI In,"p'. Nl,p'y ~
d4N - '' on
No., ,,1,I,I,, ,q,.,,-i,,,,
WANTED IraNrllnr shl"sineh Tor cigars,
OH rNunhlo h"urr. fNpor' nce unn"'cs-
11Vy rNtrn indHry nWlH ~ customers
q niahnn q % 81 In,,la '''''''
-, --
Aff MIS- wanted 10 sell the famous Ncno
inrulcurs. ~" GulotcN SrlllnS medicines
- iooori. big sal"s IN Texas liberal
sl"Tnn HIt .'"',n,iitsi Mll'd LOT
''''"S' N"ho bl''R 70" il'Hn"'R' IA
wa NTED If vuu ara q Catholic uncu-
plo5'p 9nd WI WORK Tor w pYt M,ct,
WIl' MiN,' omen bros, II 'fh"Niu'
fNlort. lrNlol, M"St'
WANTED Two ,oUNr men IL acI a.
news agents ,utist bavr "a cush srcur-
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FOR -Four room cor,aga and
choice corner lot In Third ward 5000 to
$500 cash and balance on Easy terms O.
J. Palmer this office. If
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FOR SALE CHEAP-li.d acres OF good
prairie LIANT, all under fence, three miles
IN two miles Of Bay city. w. j. Groom,
Wharton. Texas. d
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MAPS 81 Houston anu all counties in
Texas for sale by Witty, corner Main
mud Franklin streets.
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NH no ChlflVts VTI NE ITTV'
hApd places with danger fraught,
| ,hen the butcher sauntcrod out
ktyh in the nearest tree top sought,
|uiIng down upon his foe, asked him.
n me true spirit Of vlccroy: Who
Esura,ed this Internal custom of Civ
thanks? How can you afford to wait
me when there are others9 Why do
| make speciality OF Turkey at II
M pound when YOU can make more
by selling steak at is cents?
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Ic,,s.oue on Rhyme Rhythm and Ia
Hung Change
kh,er proud, as sobhlcrs arc.
Ma about with naughty mein
declared in words extremely fowl,
toeman's AK he'd nc'er be slain.
,hs conceited old turkey gobbler had.
,ccount Of his self-importance, APP
| Tod himself adviser of the royal
q. yiceroy or III Hung Chang. as it
|, In the land Of Turkey
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
.4ENk.~. ,A.IIl-

" ANTED--Posltion IN ofrice. grocery
store. collecting, time keeping or WORK
OF any KIND by young mhrricSt man with
lettors oi best references. Address s+>5
this office. -
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viceroy grew very bold
he another might name)
|ysntured out on forbidden ground,
nj. chagrin and shame, A
M II became necessary to punis3 HIN
4, BY depriving him of years 9ilafy.
Inc was not down on the salary list
Ihey dressed him according to Thanks
Ink fashion and hung him UP by the
|. along with the other unfortunatcs
\ adorned Che meat shop window.
Robert l.. Christian.
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For REN1-Cottag 7U7 Hamilton street.
haph.el rrns., lisnranoo, -
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! WANTED Two young men to aci A.
news aRenlr. tnust have 50 cush secur-
ity Apply Crescent News Co. cent? al
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FINE LANDS We have lands OF all de-
sNript!on 70. sale Farms OF all sizes.
from ten to ono thousand acres; price.
from 50 to $50 per acre. Write or call on
us for information. al Edna, Texas. Mar
Win d Angle. l-3l 81
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BoABD And Rooms WANTED.

=. ,,,,,,D uv couple with small chld,
W M ffiti,,.,,93ai,,s unfura!shed room, WIN
ar iTi oG in family without ehi!drsad dF p,s
fsrred references exchanged 1' IS
O IL. tbs oth-',
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FOR SALE One thoroughbred young
Jersey COW Din milk. Apply Immediately
at Sranluns - Cle, corner Frauklin
ana Milan streets. \, VI. NUiie"t. II
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SITUATION WANTEp-.As cook by an
expert woman. who rs VOL experienced
In cooking, easy TO ge, along with tool
orcD Address i4 Mckinney. corner
Raghy street ~
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ENFNKIENCED woman, miIldlc aged
wants cooking IN boarding house
or private family at once. Address Mrs
H. Z. NJ, this office. ~
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SAVE TIME aud trouble 10y renting your
house from Boyle 4 Mccormick. tuNh
Main stro"t Eli
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YOUNG German wants situation In an
office or store. eight weeks in America /.
writes English iiucntly' have good Ger.
man middle school education, learns
easily everything. Addr,ss II. NJ. TINS
office
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Nl'l'AE-oRE leads everything known in
curing permanently Indigestion, rhcuma-
liSm, liph'hcria, bronchitis, catarrh.
piles, kidney, bladder and female com
paints $50 and s. treatment, Head
quarters. ~, Main street. 2y
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FOR SALE-Lots near Emancipation
grounds. from 1925 20 Sl7i per lot. on
easy monthly payments. Wilson X Han
nah, 203 Kan building. n
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CUSTOMERS wanted for china dinner
sets. glassware, lamps or siivor-p la tod
ware at Houston CHINA and Glassware
Co sos Main street James r. Dumb!e.
Manager.
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BLUE PRINTS at reduced price by new
process. T. Witty, surveyor, corner
Main and Franklin.
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FOR RENT Store No li09 Congress ave
nue.. opposite court house Applv o. j
Koohlcr. a0l Nonrress avenue II
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NINE C. A. BUJAC, pianis,e. studio 9n
Mason block. especial attention paid 20
rudtments Of muse, lessons at pupils
residence IL desired; instruction to be.
Ynners, also advanced students
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YOU CHN LEARN SHORTHAND BY
mail write for circular regarding our
mail COURSE. Houston Shorthand and
Alice L. iiArper. plInclpal. u
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FOR SALE-HaN interest In my wagon
With Mil push; must have $40 cash. KAN and viii
give long time on balance. Address Jas
u. Davis. Colbert. 1. +. q
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Bids VIII be opened on Saturday. Da
c,Wbor D. 1896, nj my Office Cotton Va,
change building. Ut IL III.
70, WM CHRISTIAN.
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FOR RliNT-A suite OF rooms Nicely
furnished, Tor light housekeeping, close
IN. Apply adj 200 Rusk avenue -
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HOUSTON SHORTHAND AMP TYPE
WRITING SCHOOT~-Mason block Miss
Alice +. Harper, principal. makes Il
specially of training stenogrhphers for
practical bus ness positions. u YOU moan
business. come AND take course, II
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NoTlCl1--W Whereas. heretofore to-wit on
TIM llth day OF November 1876, at The
regular November term of the commis-
sl1h'is court Of Harris county Texas.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-11-06
- NV ~ ~ 80 ~ N h
ABOUT ALL FOR BRYAN.
Montana Will Give the Nebraskan Two
y. Thirds" Her Votes. ~

Montana Will Give the Nebraskan Two
u Thirds" Her Votes. 49,
! GREAT FALLS, Mon, Nov. 81
turns from the state are very slow
ing in. Reports from the -
counties received so far would il. =
that out of total vote of 45, 900 kr: II.
majority will be about $4,000. So faa
us reported not a single county in ti.e
state has succeeded in getting through
the Mckinley electors. In majority
Of the wards in this 4ty Bryan electors
received Is per cent Of the vote cast.
Reports from some of the precincts
throughout the county show Bryan
electors received even larger percent
age than in the c!y.
HELENA, Mon, Nov. 5.-Returns
from two.thirds Gof the precincts of the
state show that Bryan carried the state
by $4,000, or at least 5000 more than
the most sanguine expectations of the
Democrats before election. Hartman
goes back to congress. The entire Dem
Ocratic ticket is elected.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-11-06
elected BY heavily reduced Demo

elected BY . heavily reduced Demo-
cratic vote. 4. $5ss
The Republicans have abandoned. IN
hope Of Texas and the state is conceded
to Bryan. The fusion between the
populists and tho Republicans in this
state did not prove . success. Il
Nebraska has gone for Bryan, not
withstanding the Republican claims,
but Kansas has, ~ yet. said practically
nothing. The returns show Democratic
gains in some districts and these are
Offset by Republican gains IN other
parts Of the state. Both parties claim
the state, but the few scattering n.
turns that are in SO far are Of 70 in.
definite nature as to make any claims
Of Q very uncertain character.
Results in tho Northwest
Wisconsin is sure for the Republican
column by an enormous plurality.
Minnesota, which was regarded "a
doubtful by both parties, has surprised
everybody by the size OTIS Republican,
plurality and Mckinley will have ap-i
proximately 10000 to 40, 600 more votes
In the state than Bryan.
Tne latest information from the two
Dakotas shows that North Dakota is
very sure for Mckinley and the proba-
bility is that South Dakota will be
found in the same column, although
the result is close.
The Republicans claim Wyoming
and Washington, but the probabilities
seem against them in both states.
Oregon has gone for Mckinley, and
Colorado, as was expected, has given
Bryan a heavy plurality. Idaho, Mon
tana, Utah and Nevada have all gone
for Bryan by heavy majorities. v
California IL Close. &. .&.es@,
California has, on the siren 9Th Of the
returns at hand, undoubtedly gone for
Mckinley, the city of San Francisco
showing gain on 1892 Of 6,947.
Delaware, where the Republican
party has been rent in twain because Of
the Addicks. Higgins fight, has kept in
the Republican column. The vote for
the Republican electors in this state
has been unusually large, showing that
the factiOnal dispute did not extend in
any great measure to the national
ticket. ~
The vote of Maryland has shown an
interesting reversal from that Of the
last presidential election. Cleveland
carried the state by plurality Of 81 ,130
and this year Mckinley has plurality,
of slightly over 2LO00 in the city Of
Baltimore alone and of about $4,000 in
the state at large. e.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-11-06
REPUBLICAN VICTORY.

The Republican party in 1895
boldly declared in favor of honest
money and protection, and all the
elements of opposition united UNI
der one leader. The result is the
election Of Mckinley by a majority
of nearly leo in the electoral COL
1ege, and Of over 1000, 900 Of the
voters of the nation. 1t was the
greatest popular victory ever won
by the Republican party. Not
only was the candidate for preel'
dent elected by an overwhelming
vote, but tho party has secured a
majority of 100 in congress.
The Republican party was
forced to reject the demands of
the party leaders in the silver
mining states, and several states
that have heretofore been Repub'
lican were lost to the party, but
the party still won It's grandest
victory. The radical Democratic
states of the South still opposed
the Republican party, and the Pop
ulist states west of the Mississippi
and the silver states were all that
Bryan could carry.
The victory means a restora-
tlon of confidence, on assurance
that the American laborer and
manufacturer will be protected
from foreign competition, that
the money standard will not be
reduced to the silver basis, and
that personal and property rights
will be respected.
The people have shown their
confidence in the Republican
party, and the overwhelming
victory will bring prosperity to
the people.