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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-06
PERSONALS.

ry- For local matter see third a
j. e Mccoy came up from Aurora
today.
Senator A. Gesner was in Portland
today.
Miss Lena Bier IS visiting Port
land frleuds.
DR.. J. NJ. Keene has returned from
the metropolis.
Gen. w. II. Odell returned today
from Portland.
Louis Vleranl returned to Portland
this afternoon.
State Treasurer Phil Metschan was
a Portland visitor today.
Mrs, Geo. c, win and son are visit
Ing relatives In Albany.
Attorney-General g. M. Idleman
went to Portland this morning.
Dorval Irvine has gone TO Portland
to remain temporarily at least.
Gov. W. p. Lord and son, Willie,
went 10 Portland this morning.
Miss Gertrude Savage has returned
from a visit with Portland friends.
ID. M. Smith, secretary of the Ore
gon Land Co., was in Portland today.
state Superintendent G. NJ. Irwin
returned today from Eastern Oregon.
DR., j. n. Smith aud little Mabel
today for a weeks visit at Baker
City.
j. Mcguire left today for Cowlitz
county, Wn, where he will visit for a
days.
Secretary of State II. r.. Kincaid
Will spend Sunday with his family, at
Eugene, as usual. ,
@a
&. A. Buskman, of McMlnnville, and
IS. MUIR, of Pendleton, registered at !
Salem today, 4
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Mrs. p. NJ. Morris. OF Oakland. ore

Mrs. p. NJ. Morris, Of Oakland, Ore
gon, is visiting her brother a. d. Pal
mer on Chemeketa street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Burton, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bur
+ N, returned today to Portland.
Jake HaberIy and Otto Metschan
went to SilYerton this afternoon
W Iere they will be the guests OF
friends over Sunday.
Prof. r. A. Heritage went to Port
lind today, where he has accepted the
position of director Of the Centenary
NJ. E. church choir.
Miss Leora Smith, who has.been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. r. A. Kirk, went
to Benton county this morning, where
she will visit friends heal Monroe.
Prof. e. II. Anderson attended a
teachers institute, at Gervais, today
where he delivered an address on the
Importance of the Free Public
School"
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Anson, who
have made their home heretofore at
Hotel willamette, have moved with
A. |. Wagner's to their new home at
800 Court street.
Geo. ID. GOodhue went to Portland
t his afternoon, wheTeat the Poultry
mems banquet, at the Chamber Of
Commerce building, this evening, he
will deliver an address on The Poul-
try Industry Of Oregon
Miss Charlotte Hellenbrand wen t to
Portland this afternoon TO attend the
musicale to be given at the Marduam
tonight by Prof. Reginald l.. Hidden,
OF Berlin, assisted by Miss Rosa Bloch
of Pc rtland.
'Grand-pap" Gilmore, one,of the
earliest pioneers Of the "Willamet"
valley, as 1t was then called, and who
Is quite strong In his advanced age Of
four score years, arrived In Salem last
evening on "A visit TO relatives. He
says that politically he is about of
Jhe same opinion as he was when he
for Andrew Jackson for presi-
tent some years ago.
G.. w. Handsaker was In town to-
lay, He is plaiDtin in the suit to en-
bin the payment Of the court house
warrants. He says he Is OPP
)osed to making Pugh & Gray parties
defendant, as he has no fight TO make
any business man collecting a
awful bill. He would like to have
ourts decide whether m mar or
hree men are required as a county
omm i%ssloner's court, TO make a legal =,
barge on the county treasury. =
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ments have met with the endorse
ment of the Royal Society Of London,
England, Ionides, the Greek philoso-
pher, and many other distinguished
persons and societies. He is on his
way to India to secure the talking
head that the priestess received from
the hands Of the adopts. This head
is of stone and from its lips is to come
the prophetic philosophy of the
adopts, and through it the departed
high p~riestess is TO finish the great
treatise on theosophy on which she
was engaged when her astral body
left its material counterpart. DR..
Cooke believes in spiritualism as a re-
and as such practices it.
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A II INSTITUTE.
Educational Matters Discussed by Peda-
goRues al Gervais today.

Educational Matters Discussed by Peda-
gogues at Gervais Today.
County Superintendent G. w. Jones
is today conducting a local teachers
institute at Gervais. A number OF
such educational meetings are held at
various points throughout the county
in the course Of winter. a number
nf prmominent educational workers
we're expected to be in attendance
and a very profitable session was no
doubt held.
The following program was carried
out:
FORENOON, 10A. NJ.
Organization.
Address, "The Importance OF the
Free Public SchOOl"-PrOf. e, H..
Anderson.
Address. "Shall We Join the Read
ing Circle?"-COunty Superintendent
q. W. Jones.
AFTERNOON p. NJ.
Primary Number WOrk-Miss Min
ME Wade.
GLOW l Teach Geography"-R. D..
Cashatt.
Some Lesson Plans-Prof. L II.
Anderson.
( elbow to Create and Maintain In
in School WOrk"-T.L L. Amber.
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Football Notes.

The Chemawa Indian Training
school football team passed through
Salem on the Roseburg mail this
morning for Eugene where they
played a match game with the State
university team this afternoon,
About 1890 O'Clock this afternoon
the Salem Junior football team went
to Chemawa in private conveyances
where they contested with the second
team of the school for supremacy on
the gridiron.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-06

HYPNOTIC INFLUENoE-It requires
no spiritualistie medium, hynotist or
any such person 10 influence a smoker
In purchasing the 10 cent Vacuna ci-
gar. IL sells wholly on It's own merits
aud enjoys 4 large sale.
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DIED.

ELLIOTT.-At the residence of his
son-in-law G. V Theill, of this
city, at 10 p. m. Friday Nov. 5,
1897, ID. S.. Elliott of Astoria, of
paralyis Of the brain.
Deceased leaves a widow and two
daughters, viz; Mrs. o. V. Carter, of
Tacoma and Mrs. G. V. Theill Of this
The remains were shipped to Astoria
this after where funeral services will
be held Sunday, Rev e. II. Bollinger,
officiating,
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TRUsTY ESCAPES The desire or
malady Of the conyicts at the state
p|enitentlary TO escape seems TO be
general and OF n contagious nature.
Within "a hours after Otto Krahn
lost his life In an attempt 10 escape
from the penitentiary, Frank Aims
worth, a trusty employed in the kit
chen, deliberately walked out OF the
front gate and has not been seen nor
heard of since, Ainsworth was received
at the pen Oct 8, 1895, under
sentence of live years, having been
convicted of larceny, lie left the PEN
itentiary between 8 and I o'clock Fri
day evening.
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Mems
Underwear.

We have just received something fine in
mems underwear, nd are now able to give
you some genuine barg ,ins We have one
line Of fine Aeeced lined baihTiggan, The regular
price OF which is 81 go a suit our price is so
cents a garment. Another line Of heavy
derby ribbed at IS cents a gament; the usual
price is $t.2S 10 $I.soa suit. We have a
line Of all wool good, that are sold every
where at $500 to So. IS a suit. Our price
is SO cents a Ga meat. We have a few broken
lines that w are closing out at less that cost
Osburn's Racket Store,
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REMEMBER.

We are SIN giving away that most
interesting book. ''The Lost Shackle,
or Seven Years With the Indians"
on the purchase Of ~ worth of goods,
at The Fair Store. You can't afford
20 MISS reading it or will send to any
address post paid on receipt Of 25c.
o. Il. DABNEY,
pa Commercial street, Salem.
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FRIENDS MEETING.-Rev. j. II.
Douglass founder of the Friends
Church IN Highland, Is in the city and
will hold services tomorrow morning
and evening.
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A WEEKLY EvENT.-Remember
our chicken diner for tomarrow.
Only 10 cents, private dining rooms
for the accommodation Of families.
Chicken served every Sunday at no
extra charge.-George Bros,
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AT THE FAIR.-A carload of new
goods Just received at The Fair store,
and all 20 be sold at lowest racket
prices for spot cash. O. p. Dabney,
proprietor. 274 Commercial street,
Salem. |. G 2t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-06

Salem has a French scholar and lin.
guist of no small attalnme1ts in ReY.
j. S. White, who speaks tile language
and knows ii thoroughly from a lit
erary standpoint. A number OF friends
haYe been trying to persuade MIN to
take Il class in French language and
conversation this winter and il is To
be hoped enough may be found to join
TO persuade him to do SO.
A Salem visitor the past wee k in
whom all OregOnians feel a genuine
interest, was Col. Robt. A. Mill err,
who has just retired as register of
the Oregon City Land Office. With
his associate in the onice, VIM. Gal
loway, he Is an alumnus OF VILLA
mette, as is also his successor Hon.
@. b. Moores. Col. "Bob" Mill er is
also IA native son of Oregon of the dis
tlngniShed year Of 1854, u year fruitful
OF strong, active and brainy men. as
it produced Hons. Geo. w. Mcbride,
Frank G, Baker. r. s. Bean and
Judge Taylor of Astoria and Others.
Messrs. Miller and Galloway were
among the few Cleveland federal Of
flee holders who unreseryedly sup
ported VIM. j. Bryan for the prcsi-
Mr., Miller is an outspoken
champion of the silver Democracy, a
Bryan man 10 the core, AID want a
of the silver and reform ele-
In S92 he withdrew as cleo
tor, and this ensured the choice of
Oregon's only Weaver elector
That was a piece of successful polit.
Ical stratagem for which Mr.. Miller
deserves a great deal of credit. A pol
shed orator, a devoted, loyal Demo-
rat, In eloquence and ability Col.
Bob. Is the Bourke Cochran Of Oregon,
without having the faint of that New
Workers. reputation Of being for sale
% the gold power.
Mr. Miller will open a law office IN
Oregon city, and will make real es-
ate law and land titles n speclalt y
n four years and two months rs Reg
ster he has done a great deal OF this
ort of work for the government and
viii be prepared To give clients the
'eneht Of his experience and familiar
~ with this important branch OF
egal science.
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1t is seldom people think otherwise
OF bankers than as cOld-blooded bust
ness men. But at least one Salem
banker is paying attention to German
literature. John ii. Albert is an ar
dent student of the German classics
and is at present giving his spare mo.
ments to Lessings's drama, "Nathan
der Weise." 1t is a most difficult UNI
dertaking, as it is the highest type of
scholarly German, but full of the rai-
est and most diricult ldioms of the
language.
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Last week one OF of Salem's popular
merchants received a copy Of the 81 :
yer and reform magazine, 1.-The New
Time," published at Chicago contain
lng a handsome half.tOne portrait OF
AMERICAS greatest cartOOnist, with
he following autograph inscrip-
ion: "To one Of my dearest friends,
!. j. Dalrymple, from Homer Daven-
port"
1t is needless TO say that Mr.. Dial.
ymple is very proud of the picture.
as he has been a great admirer Of the
young artists work from the start,
Ind has treasured up many Of his
most celebrated cartoons. .Mr. Dali
rymple has known Homer since he
was a baby, as he was we'll acquainted
With the family ia old pioneer days.
II does the veteran merchants hearJ
good to see q young man come to the
front by sheer merit, and in fact in a
Iuiet way takes a constant interest in
all young people who are honorably
struggling to gain a position of honor
in whatever their chosen field may be.
the other nand, while young Day.
IMPORT is receiving the homage and
that attach TO greatness,
he shows a deep culture and ap.
probation Of old ties that is highly
cOmmendable. In other words, he
hasn't the ''swell head" and that
fact as much as his greatness, makes
his old Salem friend love him.
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ABOUT OREGON PEOPLE.

-
The Silverton Appeal has this about
young Salem lawyer:
Attorney John II. Scott made a fly
ing trip TO Silverton this week, trans
acting business in his usual business
like manner Friend Scott has very
warm friends in and around Silyerton
having been born and raised near
here. He also attended school at this
place. After finishing here he at
tended the Willamette University
t 40 years, then followed school teach
Ing for several years. giving complete
satisfaction. file then took up the
study Of law, attending the Portland
law school, and having passed the re-
quired EXAMINATION before the su.
preme court Of state was admitte ]
to practice. Wishing to fully equip
hin.sel before taking up the practice,
he decided to 20 east, and more thor
oughly prepare himself for his chosen
profession. After completing the
course at the law school at Ann Arbor
Mich, he returned 20 Sal IN, and
opened an Office, where he is gradu
ally working into "A nice business. lie
has already gained the reputation 4
being a hustler and good colierto .
The editor joil withAttorney SEQ q
friends ia wishing him com
Dlete success In his chosen profession.
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DIED.

HARRISON-A the residence Of his father.
Dr. W. II. Harrison. Magnolia addition.
near Branncr. James II. Harrison. aged
u Years. months aud 10 days
Funeral services at residence p. m. to-
day Sunday, interment IN German Gem
eterY. REV. ]. G. Mason VIII otlciatc.
Baton Rouge and New Orleans papers
please copy.
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AGENTS wanted everywhere: big money:
brand new novelty: patent combination
spectacle. pen ard pencil holder and
comb pen and pencil holders; locks 10
write quick for territory and terms 10
agents aud dealers. WIL a. Johnston.
patentee and manufacturer. corner 18th
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WHEELBARKOW WORk-5o0 station
men wanted Oh the line of the *. c.. s.
G. q. railway north of Lake Charles
La. big prices; low banks: good work
Apply TO X. NJ. Quigley 81 Co.. Lake
Charles. La, -
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WANTED-Agents: hest plan OF fraternal
life insurance extant; sells itself; bo-
iNinza for organizers. Address Royal
Frltsrnal Union, St. Louis, Mo. 81
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SHIRT WAISTS.

over 90 dozen Ladies' Waists to ar
rive Monday.
Ladies' Lawn Waists at 45c each.
Ladies' Batiste Waists, new large de-
signs, separable white collars. at SOC
each.
Percale Waists, at soc and 75c each.
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AGENTS-Economy gas burner, saveg AZ
per cent of gas, makes q large. beautiful
light and gives l50 per cent profit to
statesmen. General Agency Co.. 225 Dear:
born street. Chicago. III u
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AGENTS wanted everywhere; big money:
brand new novelty; patent combination
spectacle. pen and pencil holder. and
comb, pen and pencil holders; locks to
pocket can't lose It; sells at sight
Write quick for territory; send % cents
for sample. VIM. a. Johnston. patentee
and manufacturer. corner Twelfth AMI
Fibert streets. Philadelphia, Pa. 81
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MONEY easily made by writing Safety
Fund ufe insurance for the old Hart
ford; Mr. Patterson will call and Ia
struct: notes first annual premium at
our risk. Harris & Patterson. managers,
Dallas. II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tr.mmers IN mII-
Lrery department.; none other need ap-
ply: no letters answered. Mistrot Dros.
& Co. -
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MII.LTNERY-W have vacancies for two
good bright girls as apprentices IN me
trimming room, and also for two IN the
store. Apply TO Rex Bord. Az Nam
street. u
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WHITE GOODS.

White India Linon, Victoria Lawns
and Checked Nsinsook. at &c yard.
India aud Sheer Satin Checked Lawns
at loc yard.
Persian Lawns, fine and sheer. al
15c yard
Persian Mulls, extra fine quality. at
CSC yard.
white Dimity. striped and checked,
at I0c yard.
72-inch white organdy. a. $50
yard.
White Pique, good quality. at l5c a
yard.
white Dress Duck. at 1oc a yard
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GASLIGHT in every house newest thing
out. attaches to ordinary lamps. no
chimncys. safe, economical outht free
to active workers. Standard Brass Co.
manufacturers. Covington. Ky. q
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SILKS.

Black japanese silk. at 25c yard.
2s-lnch silk Hahutsi. az zoe yard.
All SIX Black Satin Rhadame. at sec
a yard.
22-inch Heavy Satin and Gros Grain
Brocaded silks. for skirts, regular $i.00
quality. at 69c per yard.
27-inch Pure silk Satin Duchesse,
at 100 yer yard.
Extra heavy figured and brocaded
black Gros Grain silks; 6oli elsewhere
for sl35; our price Soc per yard.
22-inch Plain China silks, in Pink.
Cream. Eile. Light Blue yellow, Navy
and Cardinal. at PC per yard.
Finest grade Fancy WASH silks. love
,y designs and good colorlngs. a, CSC
per yard.
Fancy Figured and Two-tOnea silks
FOR Waists. 35c yard.
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W7ANrED-S Statesmen to sell the most
complete line of lubricatlng oils. SreaseS
and specialtes on the market; liberal
terms. salary or commission. Jewel Re
hning Co., Cleveland. Ohio. y
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A ESlRABl.E business house n ~
ton. new and wei located, nettins 4
cont, in trade for ranch or rood I'D
Texas land Address business " I.
flee. 4
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WANTED-Position by thoroughly expe-
r.enced housekeepe- for a hotel; also
Grst-class chamhermaid. also young man
as porter. Address Porter 1850, this Of.
flee ~
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PARKER d ARCHER. Nunsbar 6O7 Main Street.
SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT.
try manage week
to- OourC desirable stuff, and
something TO talk about

4o-inch Ali-wool Tamise. fne silky
finish. at Soc per yard.
4s-inch Black SILK Finished Hen.
riettas. f5c quality. at zoe yard.
43-inch Black Canvas Cloth. strictly
All Wool. at sec a yard.
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STENOGRAPiIERS, bookkeepcrs, sales
men. druggists, TEACHERS desiring posi-
business Bureau" j. W. Hudnall. pro-
prietor Dallas, Texas. II
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" ANrED-Three or four bright eppren-
tice girla in millinery. Apply MONDAY
morning at 6l5 Main street; Miss *. G.
WEIGH. successor to Miss j. NJ. Reagan.
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lLosr. STRAYED. OR STOLEN
,..,Eh -.A E1v--

bTRAYED OR STOLEN--One bay mare.
years old. swab cut of of toll. one p
year-oid hay flley. right hind foot white;
one 9-fr onths-old blue roam mare colt.
q Alvin. Texas. J. K. Wright. II
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NICELY furnished rooms, with board. for
two gentlemen on gentleman and vile,
terms reasonable: III LaBranch street.
corner lra. rie. ~
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WANTED-Men TO prepare for the APP
preaching customs railway mail and
other examinations soon TO be held In
Houston. Full particulars rs TO dates,
salaries etc, free of National Core
spondcnce Institute Second National
bank hriidiny WASHINGTON y. C. 81
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ROOMS AND BOARDING. nicely fur
ipshed rooms. with or without board, u,
Mrs. II. Taylor's, 100 Capitol avenue
Cre u
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FIRST-CLASS table board and nicely fur-
niShed rooms for business men or
couples. IN private fam9ly; centrally To-
nuc -
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a YOUNG LADY wants place in a
family; cen teach English and music;
also sew and mend. Address Mess Sey-
mour, 1155 State street. New Orleans.
La %
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BUSINESS cHAne@'

BUSINESS CHHne@||
-, fs[... 60.
FOR SALE.-Well established bus ass,,,s
heart of city; coed reasons tor
to sell. Address l.. L. W.. inns v.Hs -.
$4,000 WILL BUY fine stock .se |. o. ~ s ~:
ries. now paying Sl5,W 70 49, r. al
rent $500. j. A. freu"'
Main street. =.
TWELVE ROOMS Of furniture ~ ~, -
gain: rent low; location Iae rT<dr1a
roomers and boarders. J.'a' q
co. G0Gs Main street.
WOULD like some one to take s cr%i 4
dining room and kitchen On a, s,,sse 4
iii health. Apply at sS Mlam :a
F0R SII,EJ-Well established eo ossr "a
erv business; will net 0whe' tpss<
ner month; have 10 go 10 EaloP- .
,iIrate. Address Sol. tbs ollso: Iii
FOR SALE-On account o. ssx ddre
Saiol, this office. -----,;. "a
e,iI ENpyp opportunity for "a, IL.
90 Nm canitai to take chaiso ors kfxk
,isbed rooms house. "a rooms s,,,ents; "
,r,9,n market; modern improse''
SlT Prairie avenue,
ANTED-partner win "" rorsh So
invention in rotary ens address ScNss
investigation soisi.es'
box iol, K.Iome. IeMas; = 5ay.lS 1is1
TOR SALE-Establisneml a Il, hrst.rse
In Galveston: everyt " Lee, 50 ~
condition. Address, , NJ
nne 5. Galye.l ,,1i;d TS5iS;uF5s a
0ZYD0NOR "Vlolomi meiiane, "
cure for all diseases 10 ,UOstruInsnlu
Hrcity or hypnos;ssnd heaiquarsen r
r rented a Street. ]. j. Fentley. 4
s9oo--youR surplus dollar, w ,neom n ~;
SIR ars for YOU: a pcrpeluss -" we req
Tho reach of all; last write for pafse.
mare man $500 per wey rs,ta hyild.ng N
,,lars. Conden q Co.. raw
o.nnati. Ohio. : ssls q
,cSiioo CASH for half intereSs, Sing ~ ~
soy rsrmanent business psysSreS B. p
ninth mot mereanti'e'.
p% q printer 70 establish sst .a
fr. 49, IN a growing Town, me laElnss
South OF San Anionlv; o IN railroad y
tionsl and Great MORNING and II
cent Laredo; good l ai feyas-.;;
country. BOY seo: 1900 5-,sd hoiel nv ~
WANTED-To sell IailTpSSs'ae. oIsss
"leees on Southern IA nrnlshed ,s,a
Texas. consisting OF short order IA
dln.ng room, ktcnnnn, rovenients: Va
counter; modern onabie tcrms ~ W
insti.atiS s1,se fef selling, s ems,
party syo;u Sarys Address Jim suns
Texas. ..,,,v ualoch. ~
the finest fixtures y; KS 81, .nhabisps T.
trade. in town q .s sI lnvesnos
bargain; WI WI offics. q, 4.
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WANTED Lady, settled age, unincum
bered. wants a position as housekeeper
In small hotel or widower's home; 70
ange Texas u
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FOR SALE or trade for South Ts1S :.
estate. 1919 acres Of land Ia Trsris ~
~, Texas. Address +. L, Hive ~
hart. Texas. - Il
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WANTED-A good cook, German or
Swcde preferred. Apply 1904 Clay ave,
nue.. 81
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work; 500 salary monthly, with liberal
additional commissions. Il. o. Evans 4
60, Chicago q
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