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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16
INFORMATION WANTED

Jacksonville, Texas,--Does any one
,0w OF one Joe C. Tompkins, "a years old,
'ne Ieet seven inches high, dark hair. light
Tnpio xion. Last accounts he was on the
~ W. ION East and West Texas. railroad
neho IN April or May. 1895. Any infor-
E ra,h VIII be thankfully received by his
tnnr,'. ess Tompkins Bros, Dodge, Walker
county, Texas, or MadisonyilIe, Madison
county, Texas
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FOR RENT-Two story house. modern
improvements 1909 Rusk. between craw
ford and Lalsranoh. Apply 1905 Kusk.
corner LaBranch. Is
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Number Words.

Advertisers should remember that let
tiers directed 10 initials only are not de-
lyered through the postonice. III Initials
are used they should be directed TO the
care of some person. hrm or postonlce
office or sent through the mail to-
THE HOUSTON POST. Houston. Texas.
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THE DISCOVERY SAVED urs 1rrp

NJ @. CailIouette. druggist. Reav.rs.
|cov ,1 ~ says TO DR.. Kings New Dis.
|rr,pnss i owe my life. Was taken with la
|m11s esss , ana tried all the physicians for
|tlyen up and told could not i've la TSs
|rent snrss New Discovery in my store /
|fron bottle ana began it's use and
land as me hrst dose began to get better,
eo,sH' again. IL is worth its weiebt in
|out /, we won't keep store or house with
|Lnx's Get free trial at Il. A. kies-
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LIST or ANSWERS TO advertisements IN
office of The Post for week ending Jan
7o6i; ISL: 652G C2); A.G. C2); BIB. 90;
6!O2 (3) M; 65g7 Commercial Traveller 80
6j2S; Il. u. Coyie 90; 1909 Q5): 69O5 80
tl14. e. r. Doyle; 6aoJs go; $3.50; 1905 %,
69Sl. + Ell 55j6 6907; C5lf 90 ;G. W ID. @.
Hotel 90; 69sj: H.G.. He. (9 GJ59; 1854;
ao9; $50; Room 8 l01'a Congress Ave.
NJ Nj, NV 65G5, physician aud Drug
gist 90. G5Gj 6S9l: 65il. G561 6593 %; 6alS:
1893: w. G. Short, G54i ~; Gllg "a; SIS,
ga5; COOS; G5i5; % 60; 9G2S; 654s, 5As %
6glg 1000 Is
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NoTICE--I viii sell very cheap, II at
once; Lots |. and 10, block "a, Main
nnd Eiein streets; lots l, 2 and block
iHl, corner Mckinney and shepherd;
lots L. I, 10, " AMI II. block Is, Chartrcs
street, between McGowen and Hndlcy;
also acres on county road ouc mile
north .cf city. Apply TO Geo. l.. Porter:
RON Main strpFf ~
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FOR RENT--Neat three-room cottage.
furnished complete for Hight housckcep-
rent $40 per month. Apply 102 Spruce
street, Second ward. 16
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TRADE OR EXC HANG Z

EXCHANCE:-2G0 acres fineiy iimbered
Son Jacinto river land to exchange for
Houston realty. Owner, care Post. 70
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FOR SALE--6l0 acres best fruit and farm
land. II miles from 1loustou very cheap
u Noid at once, see owner. Inquire Avg
Milt III street. Houston 2.
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FOR REN1.-Safety deposit boxes and
storage vaults. Moore Bros. 4 Burnett
Building. 22
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w ANTED-Posiiion as stationary cngi-
necr, good, reliable man tmuchinisD
sixteen years experience. good refer
cnrcs. Addrss 4. r. H.. care Post Is
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FOR RENT--Rooms and offices In Moore
Bros. & Burnett Building. .
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FOR RENT--Two (oro singel pleasant.
conveniently located rooms. with or
without board, one block from Capitol
Hotel. modern convenienccs; references.
1l0i Texas avenue corner Faunin. II
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MISREPRESENTATION by young colorcd
man MS cook I'm private family or to at
tend horses and buggy. Address j. DO,
"a Andrews. Is
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1900 ACRES OF land In Hardin county 10
trade for cattle or horses. or both. II.
q. Middlchrook, or Lanicr. Kirby 4
Marln. cItN. 20
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ron RENT.

WANT 10 RENT MY FXRM--75 acres
In cultivation. good house and barn
want man that understands fruit .cul.
ture., good lay for right man. Address
a. Mckenzie. Geroa, Texas. Is
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POSITION wanted by young man of good
address; willing to do anything. Ad-
dress ". L. -. cnre Post. Is
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WANTED-Young German,
strictly temperate habits, understands
care of horses and cows farm or city.
ten years experience In Iowa. Address
1921, care Post. II
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HOUSTON Electro Galvanic and Massage
Sanitnrium, removed to Moore & Bur
rett new building corner Fannin and
Texas avenue. and occupy the entire
third floor. Drs. Mrs. kalfour A. Warner.
who treat all diseases by Medical iilec-
tricity. Galvanisin, Massage and Electric
Mcdicatod Napor, Electro Turkish, Water
and Needle Baths specific for Rheuna
tism, Neuralgia Malaria, Blood. Skin
and Nervous Diseases. Their treatment
is Unsurpassed for all Female Troubles
irregularities, Weakness ana general III
health peculiar to women. urethal
Structure Rupture, Piles. all Facial
Blemlshes removed without injury to tho
skin. Phone IL. tf
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FOR SALE.

THREE bennington typewriters Second
handD for sale cheap, cash or INSTALL
ment plan. II. T. Bailey n Co., III Main
street Houston, Texas. -
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WANTEl)--lBoy II years old with steady
habits. desires work of any kind: had
experience In store and on farm: good
hookkecper; cen give good reference. nd
dress W. j. Barnes, Houston. Texas. is
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YOUNG, sober, steady Swedc wants work
can attend horse, buggy. yard milk cows,
Address NJ. Berg, Southern Pacific Hotel.
ififih ward n
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SOUR LAKE HOTEL is open TO the pub
lie; the rooms are heated by steam hot
baths and other comforts are offered 10
its patrons. the hunting Is good. Ad-
dress Geo Shaw, Sour Lake Hotel II
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w ANTED 49, Position by frst-class me-
chanlc: can do painting, granting, paper
hanging or any thing pertaining to the
ton. is
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needy and publishes advertisements for
situations wanted OF twenty-five words
or less three times free
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W ANTED--A situation as cook In private
family; can give good reference; have
cooked IN tity even years; colored. ella
Reese, care Post. Il
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WANTED-By a single lady. position as
salcslady in store or governeSs for small
children; references given ana required.
Address NJ. p, care Post. u
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ONE two-story house. PeRse, between MI
lam and Travis, with eight rooms, hot
and cold water, sewer connection and
electric gas lighting. rent cheap to right
party. Cnll at LcMis ~ RnscnhOrR. II
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PERSONAL.

MADAME l.. WESrPHAL'S Paris mas
qucrade costumes and dreSsmaking par
loi, 3l3 Mason Block. costumes for rent
nnd tn order, costumes for children from
years, 70
FREDERICK TRUE-Clairvoyan trance
and independent slate writing medium
advice on all matters, such as love court
slip, marriage, divorce business and spec
ulatiOns Of all kinds, no questions asked /.
he tells who YOU Will marry. no money ac-
copied in advance; "a satisfaction guatau-
toed; llGS Prairie avenue. 70
SCHEFFLER'S HAIR COLORINE-Ask
your hair dressers or druggist for this
Instantaneous preparation, which VIII
color the hair in seven different shades.
black to blonde and auburn: warranted
free from lead or any other Injurious
substance; best In the world; directions
come with each box, giving fun instruc-
ticns how TO apply. thus making It very
easy for any person not familiar with col
orng their hair. Houston Drug Co.
Agents Graf Bros, Sl2 Broadway. Rev
York, General Agents. II
EVERYONE SHOULD LEARN SHORT
HAND-Why? ii is an education In IT.
self 1t saves time. labor, induces cor
rect pronnneiatiG,n ana spelling besides
Houston Shorthand and Typewr,ing
School. II
CTT pRiCES-From the LIST of January,
1896. you can have your shoes half Solcd
sewed, 75e; pegged,c 6Vc; hecis; 2oc; all
ton avenue. ~
III YOU ARE UNEMPLOYED during
these long evenings, why not improve
your time by taking the night course
at the Houston Shorthand and Type
writing School? Y
WATCHES clocks, iewelry, etc, sold
at sacrifice. beginning November rs.
taker in exchange. Il. r. Wilton. e0s
Prairie avenue. Y
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FOR SALE CTINAF > Farm on Hrhy s
BAYOU. four miles from court mouse,
Houston, ON telephone road. consisting
Of fourteen Hcrcs. more or less. all UNI
dor fence. new siX-room house, two
horses milk cow calf spring wagon.
huclxboard harness, hogs. chickens.
,lows and other farm implements; or
chard. consisting of pears. peaches.
plums, grapes all bearing; soil. sandy
loan; drainage and title perfect. Apply
ia n p Granger. il0l Franklin avenue,
hntmnnn 70 md 2 ID. m. u
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w ANFED-Position "a night Waterman,
collector on amy general work. by re-
sponsihle young man of sober, indus
tions habits. Address $3.50. care Post
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16

WE CAN TEACH you shorthand and
typewriting by mall: write for circular
The Houston shorthand and Typewriting
School Mason block II
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WANTED-A situation as yard or ship
pinE clerk In some lumber business. long
experience: best reference. Address H.,
Nj Colorado Houston. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16

REMOVAL have removed my drug
store TO 500 Main street, corner Prairie
avenue. ~ Il. Kiesllng. If
MRS. BLACK, spiritual medium. removes
evil unitcs separated. gives advice on
all affairs: zoe and 81 spirit photos.
charms. etc.: 2Oli Preston avenue; also
by mail II
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LAND WANTEp-I have TO trade for ur,
mcumbered Texas lands the select aud
10 Prairie pen Farm. Topeka, Kan. X.
J. Lee proprietor. Tho lot includes stall
lions, mares and their produce, all gut
edged individuals of rare and fas hion-
mile breeding This establishment Is one
of The oldest AMI most select In the
United states some OF the worlds cham-
pions hail from there ana everything ~
Guaranteed as stated. $4,000 worth OF
Eilt-edgc improved inside Waco property
10 exchange for Houston or Galveston
property | have tho largest list OF es-
changes In the state; writo me what you
have and Whit you want. N. Nj. Nor
fleet Hutchins House. tf
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FOR SALE-Good farm 100 acres, 25 acres
in cultivation, good lnprovon cnts, about
two miles from Wilson race track. 80
nctes good timber. Call ON captain Lar
rington, 1905 Liberty avenue. II
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FOR sALE-23D-acre farm, black rolling
prairie. six miles from town, at per
acre; 1000 acres al $3.50. one-hfth cash
BOO acres near DcVers at 80; all Ia Liberty
county; tlmhercd land, fruit lands and
rice land also for sale. G. i. Stevens,
Liberty, Texas. IL
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A NOBLE LIFE
SPENT FOR AND WITH SUFFER-
ING WOMEN.

A LIES Work Perpetuated through a
Faithful Daughter, and Records Of
Priceless Value.
OFFICIAL TO ora LADY lrADxss)
what vast amount of misery and
suffering has been prevented by the clear
headed foresight of one noble womanl =
She had struggled, labored, and sacri-
iced for the welfare of her sex.
The eyes of the women OF the world
were upon her.
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WANTED--Good work horse or mule. foi
hin keep. plenty or feed. good shelter
and care. Address sy7S. care Post. y
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CUT PRICES-Fr the LIST of January.
1896, you can have your shoes hal5 Soled
sewed, 75c. peggod, 6Oc; heels 21c, all
work Guaranteed r. Mayjak. 1909 Pres
ton avenue. %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-12

NOTICE-Bids are hereby invited TO do
the public printing OF the fourth scsstOi OF
the legislative assembly of Oklahoma
to be filed on or by the first day Of De.
cember, 1896 tO-wit For laws and journals
of the legislature, not exceeding lOo0 copies
of the laws. 100 to be halt bound or tull
bound. 80 Journals, 25 10 he half bound or
full bound printing bills OF the legislature
the composition on bills 60 cents per thous-
and ", ms the heading. not. To occupy a
greater space than one eighth OF page OF
toolscap; press Work, GO cents per token OF
80 Impressions, eight pages 10 constitute a
form of book woEk and two pages form of
bills. paper at fair market prices, counting
opiveG Aat is actually used. Binding. Niz--
Fun b0c1d in law Gait, 0D cents ler volume
haif bound ~ NV -ealt, 20 cents per volume
paper covers as pamphlets, 3 70 10 CeHts per
copy, according 10 Size, including lulolus
and stitching The above ana foregoing Is
the extreme limit allowed by law, but they
can be nude as much below as tue Judg-
ment of the bidders may wish. Parties max
ing bids will be required To- put In separate
bids tor each, tOwil. FOR printing the laws
Tor printing the journals, and Tor printing
the bills Bonds TO he hled with each bid,
with sureties who can and do make oatn 70
their solvency above debts, exemptions and
liabilities, and property IN pAldL olnd ter T.
tory, or other satisfactory security. inI
printing legislative bills, bond OF 81 600; Tor
Journals bond Of $500. for laws, bond cl
- 500 An bonds conditional that in the event
that bids are accepted that tneparties mag
ing them viii enter into contract with the
United States 10 do the printing at the prices
named In their bids, according to the rules
and approval of the treasury department OF
the United States, and do the work at me
time agreed upon ~ The ,g contract az y par Y,
mailing their bids TO this ONCE ana comply
ingwith the Instructions herein contained
BIDS can be made by one party Tor the enlir'
printing. THOMAS J. LOWE, secretary o
Oklahoma Territory.
Guthrie. %. T.. NOV. l. 1870.
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How many young men and young
women are cut of just as the future
seems brightest and fullest of promise.
They are taken away by the disease
which causes over oue-slXth Of the
deaths in The world-the disease which
doctors call consumption. There is
abs bsOluteiy no reason IN the world why
consumption should be fatal, why Il
should be even serious 1t is disease
OF the blood, aud can be cured ahso,
lutely and always by purifying and en-
riching the blood The only exception
to this Is the case where the disease
has been neglected and improperly
treated until IL Is stronger than the
body; until the body has become &C
weak as TO have lost the ability 10 re
cuperate. DIR. Pieree's Golden Medical
Discovery will care 9s per cent. OF al
cases of consumption II used according
to directions IL also cures lingering
coughs. bronchial and throat offec
tions Send al cents Ia cent stamp
to WORLDS Dispensary Medical assOeia
ton. Buffalo, N. y, and receive DIR
Pierce's zoos page Common Sense Med
ical Adviser, illustrated.
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JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Nov, 1.-THE
office Of the Secretary of state is beng
deluged with letters and telcgrans re-
questing statement, of votes for vari-
Gus candidates lists of those elected,
etc. It IS not known. or has been for
gotten. that the Secretary of state
cannot open election returns for state
officers until all are received. When
the returns are all In. thc secretary, i'm
the presence of the Governor. will open
the packages and proceed with the
canvassing. About oue-iifth Of the
county clerks have not yet sent in
their abstracts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-12

LoSDoN. Nov. Commenting on
the re cent election in the United States
Henry Labouchere, IN Truth, says, II
Bryan bad been wise he would have
gone In for bimetallism if it pleased
him. but he could have left the ratio
indefinite. The yictors will do well TO
realize that apart from 5imetallism
there is a strong growing feeling in
America against huge accumulations
of capital in the hands Of individuals,
obtained by means of the trusts, which
are really monopolics, and gambling
with dice in railroads The greedy
plutocracy, unsupported by an armed
force. cannot long exist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-12

PITrsBURG, Kan, Nov. ll.-A bitter
war is on here between the citizens
and the Missouri and Kansas Tele-
phone company. The company gave
notice OF raise in rates Three
fourths of the subscribers replied that
they would order their phones out if
the raise went into effect. The sub
scribers have given the company the
alternative of accepting Sl.5O PEI
month for residences and S2 tor bust
ness houses or taking out their phones
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Proposals for Assorted Lumber and
shingles


L Indian Service, klowa Agency.
Anadarko, q r., oct, 49, 1898.
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed. Pro
posals for Lumber and Shingles and ad-
Oklahoma Tcrritor', win be received at this
agency until o'clo x p. m. OF Tuesday. Nov
emher 90 1876, for furnishing and delivering
at this agency ana AZ Fort Sill sub-agcncy.
about 100000 feet Of assorted lumber and
$4,000 shncles-a fun list and description of
which. together with quantities required at
each point. may hc obtained hy making ap-
pllcation 10 the undersigned.
Bidders viii state clearly in their bids the
delivery. an goods must be of merchants
bic quality
All articles delivered under contract will
be subject To a rigid inspection and must be
delivered within twenty-five days after mott.
ncation of acceptance of bids.
The right Is reserved 70 reject any on al
bids, or any part of any did, IL deemed for
nc best interests of the service
Certified checks.
Each hid must bc accompanied by ccrti
ncd cheek on draft upon some United Statei
depository or solvent national bank IN tn,
vicinity of the residence OF the bidder mad,
payable To the order OF the commissioner o
indian affairs. Tor at least FIVE PER GENT
OF the amount of the proposal. which chccf
or draft VIII bee forfeited To- the Unite,
ing an award shall TAN 70 promptly execute
a contract with good and sumcient surcties
otherwise 10 bC returned 10 the bidder
Bios accompanied hy cash In lieu of a GER
titled cheek VIII not bee considered.
For further Information apply 20
CAPTAIN b. ID. BALDWIN
l0at t2t Acting l. S.luGian Agent
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. ll--Loea al
bankers and business men, without re-
gard TO political lines, are expressing
themselves i'm favor of an organized
movement TO bring about a revision of
the currency system, and declare that
something must be done TO remove all
cause of di,trust The majority agree
that the grreuhaclI must be retired
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-12

Excuse me- observed the man in
sTectucles. but am a surgeon and
tha. aOt where the liver is. Never
you mind where the liver ie," retOrted
the other. If It was in his big toe or
his left ear DeWitts Little Early Ris-
ers would reach Is and shake it for
him on that you can bet your gig
lamps. + y Lille & Co cor Harri-
son and First streets; c r Renfro, Goa
Oklahoma ave.
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81. JosFrH, No, Nov. IA dis
tressing accident occurred near Oneida,
Kas.. yesterday, which resulted in tho
burning 10 death of The 5-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Bowers, and which may cause the de-
rangement 81 Mrs Bowers.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

That is the way we stand with all
our customers. Free Silver, Popuiists,
Republicans ann Abraham Lincoln
parties are all invited TO call at Ed.
Vanderpool's new drug store. corner
Harrison avenue and Second street
Everything in the drug line win be
sold at reduced prices. We make this
offer In order TO introduce our new
location
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-12

The judges for the baby show at the
Fair and Bazaar will be in attendance
Friday afternoon between and 4
O'Clock. Friday will be baby day, and
on Saturday afternoon the special
premiums will be awarded lOtf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-12

BosroN. Mass. Nov. il.--CaptaiR
Thomas Morrison, eN-mayor Of Flor
ence. Kas, and ox-mayor Of Em.
poria Kas. died at Danycrs Port,
Mass. yesterday lle was 70 years
old
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-12

Land Office at Guthrie, 0. r., Oct. e..
1896.
Notice IS hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has hled notice OF his
intention 10 make final proof ir support OF
his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the register and receiver
OF the United States land Office at
Guthrie, Oklahoma Territory, on Decem-
bor z 1895, viz:
Charles A. Bryson, for the hf, Sc or.
sec %. tp l5 III ".
! He names the following witnesses To
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land viz.
! CALVIN Il Brewer, Henry Il Brown,
Of I hee, g. Il.
3sOs IN. j. CRooK, Register
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FoR SALE cHEAP.--A splendid driv'
lag horse and buggy, cheap, Mrs.
Jacob corbetk i0il 4 Noble 27tf.
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Wanted--Clean old rags. Apply al
Leader Office
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HARRY WARWlCKS' WAY
OF EARNING A LIVING.
HE FOUND MANY VICTIMS
Of the Country In order TO ncspoii
and Rob Them lie Is Believed
to he One Of an organized
Gang with Ieadquar-
ters at St. Joseph.

QUINCY. H., Nov II. \ week ago
there arrived here from Toronto June
tion, Ontario, Miss Clara Johnson. She
came to meet Harry p. Warwick, who
had advertised in a Chicago paper for
a wife. Warwick represented himself
as being connected with New York
life insurance company Miss Johnson
was favorably impressed by the letters
nc wrote and came on. He met her at
the Occidental hotel and told her a
hard luck story about being robbed of
5000 IN St Joseph, Mo. lie induced
her ia Pive what money she had TO
him. whey were married al Palmyra
Mo, where the husband deserted his
wife. Miss johnson had to leave her
iewelry as security for an unpaid hotel
bill. rbe postmaster here says that
Warwick received letters under seven
distinct aliases lie has had head
quarters at Dubuque Davenport, Bur
lington, KeolSuk. Quincy. II. Joseph,
Sioux City, Council Bluffs and Omaha.
1t is believed that he is one of gang
in the matrimonial business for the
purpose of despoiliug and robbing vic
Tins, and that the headquarters of the
organization is az ST. Joseph Mo.