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labor and the enterprises and occupations
Of the American people.
Il Tariff Xfeva nnChanUaA-

labor and the enterprises and occupations
Of the American people.
His Tariff Views Unchanged.
my Jews on the tariff question" he
said, ~ sre expressed very fully In the
campaign of 1894. when I went every
where, and they were repeated In 1895.
when made number OF speeches. What
I said In Chicago was plain enough, and
do not sea how can add anything to 1t. ="
Mr.. Mckinley said he did not care to
talk about the policy Of the Republicans
In the present congress, or, In fact about
any public matter except as he discussed
them in his public speeches. Those speeches
are tho careful expressions of matured
thought. and they cover his opinions fully.
When the presidency was suggested, Mr..
Mckinley smiled and said. II am good
deal of philosopher you know" from
which one may draw the inference that
Mr. Mckinley Is not lying awake nights
wondering whether he Is going to be- hon
ored by the st. Louis convention next
June.
When asked whether he was going east
very soon, he said: Il have no plans for
the future except that 1 hope and expect
to stay in Ohio for long time. Mrs. Nc
Kinley and i may run away for little
while, but most of my time will be spent
right here "
And this is the way Major Mckinley
spends his time when he Is at home He
breakfasts ut about half past or o clock.
After breakfast he goes over his mail.
Unlike most public men, he opens and
reads all the letters that come TO him, and
they are of many kinds. Political letters
are in the majority. Even the personal"
mail is tinged with politics in these days
of preparation for the national convention.
OF crank letters and begging letters there
are a few. Then there are invitations TO
dinners and political gatherings in cities
in almost every state of the Union. All
these Mr.. Mckinley examines. His secre-
tary, Mr.. Boyle, joins him shortly after
breakfast. Mr.. Mckinley turns over to
him some letters which require only form
nj replies. To Others he dictates an
swers. A few he answers with his own
pen. 1t takes half the morning todispose
of this mail, and as visitors keep the cleo
trio doorbell tinkling at brief intervals
the last letter Is seldom answered before
luncheon. Luncheon Is at or ! 80
o'clock. After that there is more mail,
and there are more visitors. Dinner is at
$50, and in the evening there are often
visitors who come To call socially on Major
Mckinley and his wife, and sometimes
there are other social duties to fulfill
Mr. Mckinley does not go out very often,
though. He does not have time
The visitors through the day are OF
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-03-25

The largest tree In the state Of California
or on the American continent perhaps
is Old Sequoia, the titan OF all the red
wood giants, which stands at an altitude
of 8, 300 feet above sea level at distance
of IL miles from the Yosemite valley. At
present Old Sequoia is but blackened
stump, but as It stands It Is without doubt
the Oldest representative of the vegetable
kingdom in the world. At one time, be-
fore fire and wind partially destroyed the
grove of big trees of which it was the chief,
Old Sequoia was more than 100 yards high
and upward of 90 feet I'm diameter. At
present the stump is 1876 feet high and
about Al feet in diameter near its charred
and blackened roots. Quite stump after
all.-St. Louis Republic.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-03-25

Classed In tho early part Of the campaign
with Mr.. Reed as one Of the leaders ON the
frat ballot In the national convention, but
bound to be put aside I'm time for some
dark horse agreed upon In conference,
Major Mckinley developed such strength
recently that the other chief candidates be-
came fearful that he would be nominated
on the first ballot. So several dark horses
have been trotted out of their Salisbury
in Pennsylvania, Henderson In Nebraska
and Cullom in Illinois 1t seems to be
now question whether the Mckinley OPP
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A Gambler. Game Construed.

"Can you let me have ticket No. 55S"
"Why do you want that number in pref
erence 10 any otherp'
MY uncle appeared to me In IA dream
with the figure on each Of his cheeks
The agent, after running his eye over
all the tickets he had left, said:
Had he his mouth open at the timer"
YES, wide OPEN"
"Ah, there Is the very thing"
And he handed his customer q ticket
with the number sos. -Chicago Times
Herald.
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THE M'KINLEY RESIDENCE AT CANTON, o.
position can hold the "favorite sons" be-
fore the convention long enough TO make
a combination on one candidate. A like
effort failed In the convention which nom
mated Blaine IL years ago, though in that
convention test vote showed that the
anti Blaine element was In the majority
Major McKinley's friends believe that
If the convention could be held tomorrow
he would be nominated. But strange
things may happen between today and the
9TH of June. JAMES r. SANDERSON.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-03-25

TAT the beginning OF his legal career. aged "a !
uried few cases since, but have not been
IN active practice. l found when 1 had
been in congress few years that my pub
lie duties were too absorbing, and gave
up the law. When came back here, where
I first praoticed law, it was natural for
people to think that 1 intended to take it
up again. But / have not the time TO do
so now, and if 1 had the time l would
want TO devote it to resting"
asked Mr.. Mckinley If he liked his
profession and if he expected TO return
to 1t.
II like the law very much" he said,
land expect to take 1t up again in time.
will practice In Canton probably. This
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-03-25

rat the end of the war aged 81 and captain
and brevet major Of the Twenty third Ohio
volunteers.
it for a cutaway OF short jacket. With
the frock coat he wears wing" collar of
medium height, with narrow bow of
black.
Mr.. Mckinley keeps box of cigars close
at hand in his Office, and he smokes pretty
steadily. Usually he hangs his hands In
his pockets as he talks, but occasionally
he rubs his right hand over his pale,
smooth shaven face.
Busy Day and Night.
From 10 o'clock In the morning until
midnight, or even later, Mr.. Mckinley Is
occupied constantly. He says he has very
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-21
Situation Wanted.

SITUATION wanted by young non
willing to do any kind of work. has ln,i
experience as clerk speaks English ana
French; car rum sh good references.
Address ulyssc l'rousard, Mngnoli!
Hotel. -
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SPECIAL NOTICED fnce Houston Dl-
rect Navigation Company, Houston
Texas. tiay 30. 1896. In pursuance of a
resolution or the board of directors,
notice is hereby given that at the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders of This
company TO be hci at the Office of the
company in the Guy OF Houston on
the LIST day of July. 1896. action will be
taken in reference 20 the sale OF the
cotnpany's property and winding up OF
the comranys charter in October 1896.
Iaul FIato Secretary Houston Direct
Navigation Company. II
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PERSONAI..

~. - =, W., 81" ap' w
,l'npu'Ar Youns ae'y on III , ~
Tovs ~ is vn',r ',,,,,,~o ~
'N - 49,
NJ -, l'HM hl y f-,IS u" p''pn 3t 1ari
=, on. -, '"uN ~ -, 1911 ;
, III, ~, ,S,s,,t,i,,
stroe' car wish oh ained w.lholt
Voed.l eiu F,-s 30 ana 81 u
lr,f,t,ot.t- ~.,n,., ,,,,.,,,,l .,,,T
.i.,,,. ,i,1 $50, ~,
hrtw3l 'uuir. rurr. Indigestion. rurumA-
usm. caiarrh, kAluoy ana fcmal,. com
pitfnfe uiNire irc" headquarters a.,
Mau s-rrrt -
ToNCIif;S o0r-1-V~iE 1,-l-rovei n.
PIMA. E,nch Ex,nrmiraior. non poison
ogs. ~. nor r.ll. puarnttned supcrior to
MI. nnt,d.r man Orders solicited
l.eNyns Drn. store onpo..to CAPITOL
Iafm
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Real Estate for slA

FOR SALE CHEAP--A few NJ
north of Beauchamp sprtsg' \
ton. Inquire a, I'LL corl AZ
FOR sALE-cornar lot It
Heights; cost SIS: title M
money will sell for sM All
thiS office. n
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS school
board Of the CITY of Columbus. Texas.
Will receive applications for teachers for
the free school term of the Columns
high school until July 6. for the posi-
tons Of principal. first an. second
s.stants, Al salaries of $50. $40 and SO re-
spect.voly, applicants must be graduat 3
of regularly accredited colleges, and
must he We'll recommended.
Attest: I. b. Elrod.
$. Is. Ehrenwcrth. Mayor.
city Clerk rs
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Special Notice.

NOTiCE-rhc hoard of pharmacy of The
Eleventh judicial district Will meet July
IL. lS,'i at h02 Man street. to examine
applications for registration. A. L. Kies-
ling. registrar. 7-l5
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-21

JOSEPH GloGfK, sos Preston ayennc.
Houston, Texas. Iiank. store. office ana
saloon hxiures. furniture repaired amt
vaults etc. 3-,.gT
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
BY order of the District Court of be
Wit County. Texas. as receiver of tn
yoakum OIL NH and Manufacturing
Company, VIII sell OH the first Tuesday
in july, 1896. at the court house door
of De WITT County. Texas. in the city
of cuero. the entire plant, real prem
iscs. ctc. of the Yoakum Oh MIL
and Manufacturing Company of the
town of Noakum. Dewitt county.
The minimum price required 10y the
Court tc be realiz' q at this sale Is Sl2rfN.
This Is a complete oil mill plant was
BIZ II in the W lr lSa3 at n cost of 81 Hll.
and has had S5o1p worth OF bettermonis
placed in II within the last eighteen
months. is IN FIRST class running order,
and has been successfully operated hy
ne at a good profit during the past two
seasons. notwithsiand.n the expenses Of
a roceivership. and has one of the hest
locations in the State of Texas for Il
plant OF this capa lily
Il. r. Carruth,
Receiver Yoakum Oil Mill and Manufac-
turing Company. ..
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GENTS tulored stan Neglpo shuts
lauuderrd. lue comet pointed woke, lnr1
iiie an. cuit-lAccd pockets. .Ntr,
hngtn on'y 'pc. lrank'in's 100 Texas
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FOR SALE Patent stove Runner. I'nii
ana SEQ improved Hydro Carbon Burnor.
VIII w,rk n any stoVe. cook meal IN M.
ft'n rinut - AT cost uf cent creates y.
own sas from coal oil. absolutely saic
rs Tiavis fireni =
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a NICE. clean. fresh stork If er,c, es.
ahoui >N" viii sell WIKI reason lhle cash
paNmeni down, viii give time NJ take
good property an halbu'.. must 20 at
once. g " liahl. Sl,'e Main u
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AGENTS Greatest onor given bv any
Newspaper FIFTY cents 10 agents on
each doiar. The Catholic News is in
dorsed by the Catholic bishops. priest
and eminent writers as the leaning
calnolic family weekly Suhsori,eiion
price one year by mail. ore dollar
cnnvas,crs are allowed the large com
mission Of nifty cents on .ach 81 10
Agents wanted ia every cutholc parish
in every city and town. E>pcrien.. not
necessary. Write for sample copy. Ad-
dress The catholic News. 10 barclay
street New York.
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\ COMPLETE sat of timers iolis. nImosi
nov. FOR sale az a bargain an account
rrurlng from business. Apply Rox ~
Bryan. Texas. y
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WANT to know the Whereabouts of
Anton and William Gleissner. Any Up /,
eormaion thankfully received. August
GlsissnsS. III Trinity street. 81
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REACHES effectively destroyed b,
rsuls Euach discrimination; non poison
Gus. ~ rci can. guaranteed supcrior Il
ANS powder mail orders solicited
lowyns Drug store. opposite cap.to
Iar.I \
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So, :, e :;4ss,t "a ..';';; e. t ~
at once. wi'nia'
Street. Room .
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GENTS unlanndnrcd shir, WamslIiiI
ION, slic bod -, reinforced front fnn
linf II, double stitched bsVl, sleeves aud
Ainnolss. iAc. Same slrrt Houston laun-
dered. tQc. Franklln's. ~
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Receiver Yoakum OIL Mill and Manufac.
turing Company. -
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WASTED position az teacher IN a
schooi or as Eoverncss IN family car
teach higher English branches. Iattr
advanced anusic and art \ dress -
- this office. .
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YOUNG lady of experience wants "A situs-
ton as teacher of music aud the liiai-
Lock Box lc2 chappel Nm Texas. Il
WANTED--Porter In office or bank or
housework. has good reference. Address
3ll3 Jackson. FL
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AGENTS. WANTED for political cam
Inign buttons. all parties, suit anyone.
Also new aluminium novelties just out
.Nu per cent proht. Secure territory and
catalogue of api engraNinGs sample Zoe
Aluminium Novelty Co, 335 broadway.
N..,N ntk
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STU ALTON wanted by nrs'-class mat
tross maker. rrrovatcr aud upholstered;
~ years experience; willing 10 20 to any
part OF Texas. Apply tlo Milan street.
81
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AGENTS WANTED Ladies' or gon.le-
men, Tor entirely new household novel
ties. quick seller. hig profits. c.r,.iiars
mailed free .\lov Young. l3i Van Buren,
street, Chicago. H. -
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-l.rHt nlTn%
SOME Of the choices a,. ~
offered N Houston p,vPt,hs Il
overy ward, espsclsai.'iya ,a NJ z
SKIN: Third ward IT. resi usr VI
) to . rooms eac ,rcu, ';lsl 1
in convenience; IN 1,Y% "a IL, 4
Terms liberal !ll'c% y M rs|
ton city property a. i. H ' Il!
n,im. security mus, ., \, Of ~
property ,n,'t for rent. .s s', NY ba.,,
allo S.' i, 10 push for me- :"
umtchins House. -, . ~, 4
roR sAIE--ch@p. il,s Ss ' sssst
'w RE land in Mataso'iau,I,o %! !
ueor water t-anspo fr,Nan.rsnini !
miles mile OF railroad; s. ! so,d u
postofilcr and s n,Nys,o..a res,,
G Su,p''t Coast railr"a9w; Oar. ID Eia'
MILO NIXON write 10 L. wa"
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WANTED Agents can make ST. weekly
in any locality, failure utterly impos-
sibi", will prove 1t or forfeit one hundred
dollars. Address y. U. Box bS0s. Boston,
Mass
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Business Chances.


5000 AID SERVICES to invest IN an
estlhi'snoi hli'm ss ~ young ana en-
.lseNc huaineii nan. or VIII IA Ike raf p
ncr with Ike amount of capital in any
legitimate business; high grade refer
encCs given and expected. only iosprp-
SID" parties need answer. Adi'ess 7i6'.
this office. u
NANTEp-Cauahle voui & man with ''c0o
70 carry stock of goods and manage
irnnch fer 'hicasp house, salary @lz,
per month aud all 'SpcuF"s, also extra
Percent ige permanent position. with
good fninrc urosp Address James
balton, IA Franklin street, Hhicase- n
slsi 30 AVERAGED per week last year:
write for part lculHrs T.. Hartman 4
Co. -. Paul building, Cincinnati, Ohio.
FOX SALE My dairy cows and milk
route for sale: will lease my ranch for
Twelve months. a bargain TO good
dairy man. Apply room 4, Converse
huiidinE James Converse %
THE CITIZENS of Alameda. Harris
county, Texas, want man 10 put un a
cotton yin land furnished fer gin. All
dress Nelson Parker. Alameda. Texas. q
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WANTFD--An int iiigent woman TO man
osr an Office outside Of the city for ;he
Niari Company. References anI Sc
ruwty required. Call At ~ Binz bUili-
tp,.
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Notice Whereas the district court of
Harris county, Texas, in the case Of
i. ID. Cobbs ct al VS.. The Houston Belt
ana Magnolia Park Hallway company
Ell al, no. 1897 on the docket OF SAID
court, by lis order OF February T. ls-b
appointed me special commissi oner to SCH
ali tho property of sad Houston Bolt
ana Magnolia Park Railway company,
ana SAM court on May D. 1895. renewed
said order and authorized and empow-
cred me To sell all the property OF said
company on the r1rst Tuesday in ANY.
ironi OF the court house door Of Harris
county, Texas. At public auction for
cash. without limit as 10 the amount OF
me bid and subject 10 the approval OF
the court
Now. therefor. notice Is hereby given
being July !, lS'i, VII sell a. pubic auc-
ZION, IN front Of the couri house door OF
Harris county. Texas. between the hours
OF ~ a.. m. ana p m, AL the property.
rights ana franchises Of said Houston
Bet aud Magnolia Park Railway com
ndnN inclndinS us railroad. right OF
why, rolling stock. cars engines and all
Of The equipments with It's franchise ana
I'll o,hor property rights anu franchises
wheihcr enumerated herein or not sad
fale VIII he made tn tho highest hirder
for cash without limit ms IN the amour
Of The bid and subject Ia he approved o .
me court II $ NRIIiL.
NOTICE is hereby given TINT tho nnnual
meeting of stockholders and hoard Of al
r'ctors Of the Galveston. IIarrlspnrg aud
san Antonio Railway conl,,ny win be
held at he offce or said company in tie
city of Houston. Tdxss. on Tho day. July
:: 1895. ct II o'clock a m. e. b. SictiER
Secretary II
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WANT COLUMN

THE Posr ia THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM OF TENAS.
The Post Is tho friend OF he poor and
needy and pub!isnrs advertise mems FOR sit.
uaiions wanted OF twenty live words or
less three times free.
The cnafge FOR othcr "Wents'' is nlmos,
nomiral and II you want anything an A
~ the cheap Column OF Tho Post ~ sure
to ger IT for YOU Especially IS such the
cas- IA
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING..
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SPECIAL. NOTICES
BUSINESS CHANCES
rFNSONALS.
STOLEN. SrFAYED.
LOST. FOUND.
SITE ATOMS WANTED
WANTED 10 TRADE,
BIDS AID PROPOSALS.,
DRoF ESSIOSAL.
BARGAINS.
PART NitkS WANTED,
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED BlbS
WANTED TO BUY,
fNlpB NArlDN WANTED.
HELP WANT Cd.
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board and Boon W.

iT '.,yaet, paSSkagsis. .s e r,laIss 4
.linaer & Adam. r Ga
ION, 10 and receive Iss :, a:s1a q
T0sTi.--Li.allss,,,. rlas, p s.,i -.
;M,ia Map ram fasa,a.o.a, s Ti!I M
1870 on ,. edsr, street f'
TO .. ,1,s reward. T5Tk "
'MAcKTNNT91sspao t ara snd cur ~. v
4 e.. n 10 'schws'lkus..:.r ,,,Is ~
I pre' Ton and Fanh'n
IDunlcr. --ssJ boafc \, sr1
70 N,TED- Roop,. a am son ~,
" gentle sir nan and IIl, aassYsssriaa >"
of &c. i
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on a fairly good market $40, iny, s,ai
should y'oid profit Of tl-n to S25n per
month Write for rarii.nlnrs j. t.
Tallman Co. 1ii Commerce. building
Chicago. VI
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" An rEp Nmplos myni hy sWalN,
YfNtticAl pr,ulcr ard journalist, who
hAs alSn - fut experiences IN mrrrhah-
H t. Terminus ANA stock raising sood
isltrcnccS Addrass J. W. C., this Office
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FOR sALE-one farm ,, ., u ! h
of which is in Guy nlls n
Texas, mas good fous ',, AZ ,,,sl
the land. For particular. "'|
kuhik, Hallettsyille, texas
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Il. Il. GArT. Real EstanA
Investments. Binz Bldg
Choice s, 10 and 20 aer,s.a
miles from city. at ~ W.
farms. 50 TO 100 acres, " sMs Z
city, at s. 10 SIS per acre, u ..s.s|
li.Go0 acres, suitable fof ns1s
$50 and $50 per ac;e.
cay property. both lnp .I,,
improved. on mopihly - "
special bargains for a.! -
business property IN near
trading list complete. AID a
l;inZ Bldg. opposite sag-s :
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WANTED Nurse for baby Mt 1906 Fan
nm sIrsr. Swedish prcforie d only
chose with rof,,,nr,s need apply. Il
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PERMANENT samples distributors
everywhere 10y both SEXES s. a thousand;
cnclose stamp. Swiss Herb Tea G.
panN Chicago. u
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WANTED Reltable man here and am
other outside 10 open small Office and
handle my goods; position permanent
this office. =
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EFFIl'TENT. all round business man
wants employment either IA salesman
or shipping clcrk for wholesale house or
factory. Address NJ. w. I'M. 1O5 Travis
street -
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Help Wanted.

WANTED a housckecpcr; mnn and wife
preiorucd. Address BoN S05 or apply
1Snr tunnels street. II
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WANTEl,--A SRI to pose for an optical
Illusion. Apply AT once, room 10, Bristol
Hotel no work, good pay TO right party
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LAplES- make hig wages ut home,
and want all Ia have the same opi'or-
.iuniiy. The work Is very pleasant and
VIII easily pay SIS weekly. THIS is no
deception. | want no money and Will
GLADLY send fun particulars 20 all send
ing stamp. Miss NJ. y. Stebbins. Law
rnur, \I.b ~
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MME. C. A BuJAC, planiste. studio Q.
Mason block, especial attention paid to
rudlinentS OF music, lessors at pupils
residence II desired; instruction to be-
Einners. also advanced students II
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MALE lil.Id'-LsvA man with 80 Ia JON
parry IN agency for New YORK nanu-
farturer FOR n me OF goods everybody
wears. Address ,i0l, tbs office. Il
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL ami

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL ANpN
office Chief Quar,trmaEs, 4
tonic. Texas. June 10, lsx.-S.j1
! sails in triplicate, for lalsss
and Forage during fiscal VA I
ins July ]. 1896, al posts IL fs,1
of Texas, will be rece,ytd h.s@
O'Clock noon. July y, NS "
opened. Proposals will b nd
same time by Quarterniga =
post for furnishing svppls I
hy that post Orly. U. 4 its.u
10 REJECT or accept any .! tE r
or any par. thereof. lrsofr1
nished on application herr. as|
termasters at various posts u
containing proposals SHOULD I'd
proposals for ----- Of -
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FOR SALE 400 acres q q, s,'; "a
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Of Frlo county, Texas, T,v,,yl
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FOR SALEM Keachls, "a, a
residence. barn and stcHsa1i
new. eight acres land: Is
business location: healls
college: public high scsoa 9
very cheap. or Will trade p
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FOR SALE-Ccrner lot and ~
ward; small cash payn.-
con cottage, bath. ntss1
houses for rent. Addre.s N
Caroline street.
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