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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10
"BREVITY is THE SOUL OF WITT
GOOD WIFEI YOU NEED
SAPOi 10

Ex-s,ayor Savage q Wellington. IN the
iaat campaign g. Sumner county erosssl
Szorss alta Lynas Sagxle ere Popu!:at
eslfo-. arss kaock~3 h1rp o1f - re county
yrirtlrz. On Mage showing inficauoas
90 berg sassy .n defeat. txs sx-nnay0r
throws roefry iztS hrn zs'a great aissxb-
ter Two rfsrzaH. as ra.Es.sesi cat - ss~
axe saI sxpisinsd. sss - follows:
10 wooasr hs feelings are rent
A. BE- ialaks % fhAt forty pet cent
L0ux za1 logs as boo-sSs
Wien 4; sent a. ta@ ass.
"A ihssZh 70 TIE szEk rsxioas senA
Dut ~ psp2s. rho p1T faH.s,
A'si bsysa't any ares
Eor - ET1n3.
Doc't care a takers o-a
For ssaE<is O. hs nsa.
% sss mfa1s
Should fsss csassleal ant esiicafs ppsr,
- scs2seg f1r or neS ~ e Ec5>oS
rssse-. Z usals 80 . fsst-refs. IA,
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sr.sf aod rgrnt.sfsy. Ea-s ssoaa 80 pssf
= q t,rssy < - sils sorr. 1srS slsxen sTs-
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10
aCo,onIa, rh.nL.v,vsuy.
Frst Course.)


At the upper end OF your table q pike
roasted with a pudding IL its belly. af,sr-
ward removed Cnot the pudding but the
nsh): for your gravy, soup Ga brown soup1-
Under that ven!s0n party, and
Under that a g.blst pye-
On the further side a fine boiled pu3-
iins a roiy poly or suet pG6ding).
on the nearer SIDE OF the g.biet pye.
some Scotch cc,lops; croQCstteS OF ardsd
veal fried in butter and served with spicec
oyster sauce, Favored with white wine.
Al the bottom of the table a dish OF
roast beef. with horseTsS-sh and pickles
Second Course.l
A. the llpuer end OF the table turkey
roasted. with an oyster pudding n belly.
Under that a tansy sort OF baked Gust
ard ga-nished with orange. On the further
side hare with ssvo-y pudding on 1ne
nearer sde wocdcocks viii ;csss-
And a. the bottom os the table q pump
Iii. ,sa-EaaS Eoz.AAkAsnrS-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

Harry Anderson Brooklyn Wis old picture
of him dog Harry suffered much from what
on his ev;d Every now seyai
time there and real oao ones "
fv but not very comforting lady friend OF his mother who
induced Harry Rpans Tabue That was before the
Coated Tabus had the drug and harry
swallow the they bitter 30 tne
crushed half half spoonful OF sugar. nen
~ r - 6 nm tbe spoon In this shape Harry would take the
Tabule and rather like It etook hah laoue
ofy uet-and three weeks his were wei ana ne ha
since surprised what an Improvement lhs
has been in Harrys appearance
eat
sp~u
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

ton of railway to the mines. If that
is an impossibility then the reindeer
business should be encouraged, even by
congressional action
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

About the uuietest man who ever reach
ed America from Europe is the apostohc
delegate who succeeded Satolli.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

The sky is absolutely free This week
YOU can go out and look at meteors OF your
hearts content whether you are in love
or not.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

1t would be just like the malicious Kan
sas sky to cloud itself over on the morning
of November II and cut off our view Of
those meteOrS.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

The Populists VIII soon have a demon-
stration that even the meteor displays un-
der Mckinley are better than those under
Cleveland.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

The remark that prosperity is returning
is no longer regarded as partisan.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

Senator Foraker wants 1t understood
that he is a peaceable man, but people do
not want to be too free in holding lighted
matches near him.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

After three or four years more Of mon
keying, Spain will probably learn that
there is no station between Liberty and
Death on the Cuban railway.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

An actual election scene: Yes, I am
beaten" said the old soldier candidate,
and C5here passed him the two wel-1ress<d
ex-Confederate soldiers. both salarsed pub
lie officers, followed by 4 lot OF negroes
whom they control and WHO voted against
hinl. and. (thers vas just sI.stea IN
his eyes ana a wayer In his voice. and
I go 70, home where The fires are OUT
nd k& hin "a A-,af~h
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

Telsa, the electrician, has a treatment
now which will prevent women from
ever looking old. Il had been thought that
that secret died with Cleopatra.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

The average newspaper reporter IN New
York is so busy detecting murderers and
rescung young girls from foreign prisons.
that 1t is a wonder he finds any time to
aoflaat tho nevyS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

The Danish King is dying. He has been
hen-pecl1ed 10 death by his wife, who is
mother-in-law TO nearly every sovereign
OF Europe, and who is making trouble
in every continental court through her
sons and daughters.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

Thorn viii not tell what ne did with
Guldensuppe's head, but ne may rest as
sured that his own head is under the cleo
tricaI saucer by which New York sends
rnurderers 10 that mysterious bourne
where all the trains arrive and none de-
uarts
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

News from China indicates that the En-
peroI is about to institute the gold stand
ard. What puzzles the Populists is that
Mark Hanna has been 50 busy with Ohio
that he could have hardly effected this
ruoye in China
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

The American public Is still down on sts
knees before the craven image of sue
cess. Croker's movements are now follow
ed in detail by the newspapers. A slight
cough is chronicled at once as pneumonia.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

T4fss essatsea r. xs.sss - ~s..z a..
s1ss S-srsrs s1sz seat R<Sgs.seza.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

Il is feared that leprosy is spreading in
Europe. Quick transportation ard ready
communication with the tropical countries
IS supposed TO be 10 blame. Sometimes
an individual can become little bat TOO
EAST The same thing may be true of
the world
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

KIpling's poem, White Horses is out
He received 81 q word for il, and 1t IS
a rank failure. His 'Recess.onal," the
wcrld for thirty years, he wrote involun-
tarily and without pay. The old Greek
rauses may be myths, but they can't be
bought up just Ike common Popuiisi
legislature
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

Up in Klondike, according to a faker.
man ran across the body of a miner ani
ma6e up his mind to give him decent bu-
rial. In digging the grave he ran into
deposit of gold which has made him
millionaire.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1897-02-27

In its review Of a week among the
mines andprospects at De La Mar,
the Lode says the April Foolecom.
pany paid off for the month of Uanu-
airy on the 18th inst. This is.good
news, for the company have been
thirty days behind with their pay
roll for several months past; but
they have now established the 18th
of each month as their regular pay
day. What this, company has
achieved .is.a good ~example' of gen
ulne Western nerve. Less than two
years agothe partnership was form
ed, and today they have a group Of
valuable 'mines-all patented and
we'll developed-a good water sys-
tenn, stamp mill and teaching plant
that ost%something in the neighbor-
hood of $1,000 all of which is a
model of it's kind.
They areithe means of giving en-
ployment to nearly 100 men. The
disadvantages they have labored
under areSthose usually had and en-
joyed in such undertakings in such
remote sections, and their. many
friends will lse glad to learn they are
now located on Easy street." with
bright promises of the future.
The Sunbeam company has let a
contract for TOO feet of tunnel on
the Docklestich. This work will
ultimately be for the Improvement
oflthe Sunbeam. In rthe progress
so far in thiSltunnela we'll defined
gouge or assure is exposed which
carries some value. The work that
is now started on this property will
be prosecuted actively.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1897-02-27
Blu NKERv!LLE, NEVADA,
IFSb. 20. ISU1

Al ". ~, AO4/.
Editor UNION
We were highly favored last sun.
day morning with a change from rainI
to 'snow-something very unusual,
for this country.
TUESDAY evening;a farewell party
and supper was rendered Bro. Ed
ward Cox who started yesterday
morning on a mission to Indian
Territory. The evening was we'll
spent in dancing, singing ard recit-
ing. After which bounreous re
past was served and dancing .wasl
continued until r:3o o'clock. AL
though our house;is small and was:
very crowded, we had. an enjoyable;
time.
Everybody is rejoicing to see
the rafteFs upon our new School
House, inwhich, when completed,
there will be ample'room for all.
Our new "a inchibell has a merry
ring to it while the new clock ticks
cheerlly ION. LO CORNsTABK.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1897-02-27

Garden Seeds of all kinds at
Whitehead's.
Isaac {. Macfarlane, who has
been very i'll for some time is slowly
recovering.
Samuel Judd, from lie Werkin, is
in town. Everything in Il at vicinity
is in fourshng condition.
Elizabeth, daughter of Joshua A..
and Lena y. Nj. Crosby, died Feb Ii
airy oI, 1897. She was born in this
city February 18th, 1896.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1897-02-27

The Brigham City Bugler says
that New York apples are on sale
in that city at % cents per dozen
and laments the fact that the peo-
pie of our state do not even grow
enough to supply the local market.
We should think that Utah people
would arouse themselves and
see that the home market is
supplied, at least, and keep that
much money at home.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1897-02-27
Local .Brevities.

ACCd1 .0TeVlLleS.
Cash paid for beef hides by WIN. Akin.
Lath for sale. Enquire lat Union
sofice.
Levi Strauss sOveralhS at White
heads.
Furniture of.all kinds ordered on
commission at Whitehead's
Our Garden Seeds tare entirely
New and Fresh stock this season.
Booths Store.
Highest Cash price paid for all
kinds of hides, to be used at the
home tannery, by. Joshua A. Crosby.
This week the County Clerk issued
"a marriage license to JamesN. Sor-
.enson, of Washington, and Lois O.
Conover, of provo, Utah.
The District School children are
ito have "a social party this afternoon
:and evening, and We hope they will
enjoy themselves immensely.
The Silk Association will give
Bow Party'at the New Hall, next
Friday evening, March S. Admis-
sion is only 50 cents per couple
George III. Crosby, one of St.
Georges old time residents.'is in this
scity visiting relatives and friends.
His present residence is Springer
willie, Arizona.
This week there were -four boys
up before Justice Daggett for petty
larceny, and were fined ten dollars
each. THEFT fine was paid and the,
parties were dismissed.
For SALE-1 have one;and one
fourth lots, without water right,
which l desire to sell or mortgage.
For particulars inquire of David B.
Needham, st. George, Utah.
Grandma Cragun, who was
thought, some time since, to be near
deaths door, has SO far recovered
that she will soon be doing her own
housework and we hope she will live
many years yet.
The operetta given last Saturday
evening under the auspices of the
Young Ladies Mutual Improve
ment Association, was well rendered
and speaks we'll for the ladies. We
shall expect them to put another
eploy on in the near future.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1897-02-27
Saturday, February 81, 1897.
Tenaperatures

.42-Ioo of an inch of rain felltdur-
ing the week. Also inches of>snow.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1897-02-27
TIL h U MO N.
ST. GEORGE POST OFFICE.

m The mail from the north arrives every day except
Tuesday.
The mail from Pine Valley and the South arrives
every Tues lay and Saturday and hcaves on Mon
day and Friday.
nhe ONCE is open from z q. IN. to p. IN. every
Gay except Sundays ana holidays when it is open
aron to p. m.
. M~r'v order and Registry department openlfrom
q q. IN. 10 pm.
JOHN PYMM Postmaster
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16
NOTICES.

y +. fallrtII Ne
~ ,ss;, , -,
sN y he city couhei VI
..r y :, =, ,ov,s,
here shall be ie eyre : ,
~ '.s,ri, in current Il, lua .Ss
s s..'s. Tor the use Vi "a, .ar
IL sal', ~ year 1891 apu ioi
". y :. until 1t be oiherw WI,
ss'ill, ..,,perty, real and pei : :
si Y ". sSr city upon when j
y " ~ state, an annual u
l.Ie.s.n tai Of ~ on sai
y ' ,issrsd, 10 be spproptlaseu
y y, expenses Of the g SUrehy
+, eA and The same is hereby
4 ~, IN Il addition to the Ia"
~ ,ss preceding soetion'
= I. y We, II, assessed ana , COZ,
wi funds Of the hi'e ~
CIV, ,ssr 1871, for the use u
' s,,,,o,. upon az proper W
w. within said city upon
\ ,.s,sa BY the state. an an :
..loreIl tax of 81 Oh every
. .Ssreof TO be arpropria.ta
y y, ~ II The outstanding bonus
T. used by said Guy III
An The provisions % d" VI !,
..,Ioauce ldopted ~ I'll =
ID a ordinance 10 prov rue 10.
and funding the bchoeu
l,S,bt Of the city OF ioua-
.sxlei June 2, 1888. ,
Nat there shall be leN'eu
r.,,si from every person. iirm'
! msaristion OF persons lur-
sAe following named occupa-
,r.sl taI. except "he'e ny
4, rwllei, on ever! s''Vn w
4 Rpsrate estapi'shihs'''' "
n o. .,
~ q ten p'nl-fro1i eNs's
i ID alley, or any oli't '.'es
III W whatever hahie !, nay ,,,
4 casrlcted or opera" ". ~ 'no
\ st-eovlins aiieE, VI ~ -
II II rolled, without leSa'u W
rsapins used or Mh' ne. PIiis
ssa, whether Tue oa,ts nls
h.i or with a cue SJVy' anu
i sci in connection WIN "i
uloa, or In any drug store or
irs store where lhtoN'c"'IIs
n Nd or given away OF up"n
n fsa'ueu 's ~
- o,.a,.v s,,c,,oncr-
Kf-fI0m ''e'
a. p.,,,, o,.o,.v nj,
nn'a' 81 - '"' ho,o Jov,,-
sn ,'as,, p pr ,ennv Lind table
y q .ae ,l hi,,a ,, uS. IN conn,-c
Nv wy 49, s n ar o,hor
ny alIuN'n ,,.,a.a ' ,n,oyioat;n,
Nsinsss , mns'o o.. ir,''N ~. ,,no,
y Mi VI t a,Sn,. , IN ~ ,' u,
fiH oe fesarue" as USE" i''
r,,,, ,ro,.,, ro-so, ,,r,
in, =. na-s e,v'' ,, vrsr tho
aa' . :. p.,s w ,, p, S'' ,,n ad.
g posu s: VI VI .aen'.s Wy w . %r
W. ea,es VI ,,G. -, ~ ~ In
aI'r n'a .',a,".,. p''n ~ ., aes
n, :, ,,,t pt,u H., on a. 49,
"a. h puJs o,ho- ." ,ha, ,hair
~. 81.
Money, y. ,.ot ETC. From o., every cry
selsoah''ng or sha' ing paper
~ business as money brokers,
$1,000 ~ s.s.s's III =, s'p ,, secnrlIi ',
s sssa Sc or IN Ut oug gn, or sell
/. asss or staie or county war
|tsser transferable paper, sl2v.
i sNn every circus Wherc
i q acrooalic 'eats ana per-
s " !, exhibited h for which pay
! is'9mance thereof, notwith-
y 4 4, ~ s ,aan 81, one performance
: 49,, - D any Va.
isn er her vocation for money,
=, , y, a1sJs,a'io ~ OF persons
ia Wool Duyer. From every
',sa buyer, $3.50; but this shall
merchants who pay an occu-
I
!, ''ek'r or Factor From every
n, n OF association of persons
! M occupation of cotton broker
.at'cr, $3.50; hat a merchant
. y occupation tax is exempt
sai,
,.IeF every concert where a
NV entertainments by citizens
.a ne purposes are excepted.
.T i,D9 every dentist. $3.50.
n asht Company, From eyery
! = company in the city, $3.50.
a.. ~ every exhibition where
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

FOR SALE--One Stearns' Orange enamel
bicycle. IN irsi-class condition, cheap
for cash. Apply TO ilupchison. NJ Hous-
ton Drug company. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

GREEN GRAPES for preserves and Jelly:
20 cents per bucket deli, Cred anyw mere
Din The clay. order q,Eck. crop almost
sold out. Wcstsate's, opposite Glcnwoo.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

THIS is the ilst week to buy a hlgh grade
wneSi at less than manufacturers price.
as they must BIO closed out, al us Main
street. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

FASHION DEMANDS the. ,,sss OF baskets
OF tasteful and elegant design, also bou-
uuots Tor graduation reawsstes; now is
thc tilN 10 give your ORDER prices very
reasonable at kp,sch1ch. 26S WASH
iuuiun. phpne Sys IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16
TEXAS FEVER.
Result of Investigation at the Mis-
souri, Experiment Association.


Elaborate experiments on Texas fever
have been conducted AZ Column a during
the past yea: by tive Atssourl authorities.
stG;!on. rullein No 81 by DR. j. W. Con
ndway, Just issued. reports the results OF
these tests.
1T was clearly demonstrated that the
Texas tick Is tho natural means OF coin
munIcltIng thu disease from one animal
10 atothcr Ticks ha'eheI IA the labora-
tory when put on M'seour ShVruioIn i2ws
III lots tree from amy possible .nleci!on.
produced fatal cases Of Texas lever IN
every Instance within thirteen TO eighteen
Gays after the young ticks were p'acea on
The Texas station. DIPPED carload OF
Texas cattle, all of when were covered
with the Texas fever ck, ana shiI - -
ton These cattle were dipped IN est
Virginia mineral oil q, a sis. ., iess nan az,
cents per head me Missouri s'a N
small lat with a number Of shorthorn cows
from the 18Th OF August until me first day
of November and made careiul daliy OBJ
aerVsmions and temperature records, with
The result thai no Texas fever was com
,nunicated. If subsequent experiments
confiim these results inc dipping process
will be entirely pracuctbie nnd i.ds.p'e
commercial scale. ana wouid enable the
tanners ~ the MAssiss PIP, Valley 10 puI-
cha Sc and bring to their farms WIN per-
feet safety at any season o. The yeaI
cheap cattle 40 eat Their surplus corn and
grass. .,,,,.,,
80 that they would be proof against this
disease, with very promising results'
hose results are also IN . MEASURE CON
fnea BY expermesaiss J., IN M,l ar oo'n an
way has Just CONCLUDES ~ s,Snned pr ,bbe5e .
from aPsas Twelve s 4 tse the 'a an naa
,,ere irtacted. none d,ed Afterwards. Tho
ethed Is neshsr esP Pc seoe nan d,n as
1ny, ,,rnrnises ths. entire Texas fever dis
ret eonprng a tor bs st tsarou wi
s,ocl al the North and West, :nasmucn
as tsge ANIMALS may then be s sram ios 20
,txstensiya studies and observations on the
habits and movements Of the nen were
made which led 10 a number q importsnt
,nra etical conclusions In regard 10 the pest
,pn.sthois OF dlslnfectng pastures stc.
THIS bulletin. profusely illustrated. Is TOT
,,aa d,sfribution among the farmers ana
stock men OF Missouri, and OF ne SCUM,
80 and uay he had on application 10
he director OF the Missouri experiment
station Columbia. NO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.


no CONTRACTORS-S Sealed
proposals are invited by the commits.
sioners court of l.avaca county. Texas
until u O'Clock noon. 10th June, 1877. Tor
the puidiig OF the Lsavaca court house
az Hslietsville. Texas.
rams ana specifications can be seen
AZ tue otnco OF the county clerk at Hal
ietsNlile. or at the office OF Eugene 4.
heiher, architect, Houston. Texas.
ccratcd check IN the sum OF five
hunditd No9p.VD will be required in con-
i'ec,lon with all bids on the building
ana S5Vp.V In connection with the plumb
ing and Sewerage and &IUUp.oN in con-
ileVtson with tho vault. All checks to be
inuorsed by a local bank and to be paw
hpie 10 II. a. Iauius, county judge. The
building will he let In ono contract eN.
cepU tbs plumbing and seweraco which
VIII be let separate. and except steel
vault, for which separate contracts wiii
ne let, and bids for same will also be
received on said date.
NO bids VIII be entertained for exceed
IN SvQNn.p Tor building. A satisfactory
pond 10 amount OF one-half the bid will
be required of the parties to whom the
contracts are awarded, and checks here
M required are TO become the property
OF the county in case of failure so TO do
w!thiA Oh twelve days
Builder OF steel vault to give a bond
condition that he Will keep the vault In
repair Tor Ave years. The right is re.
served 10 reject any or all bids.
by order OF commissioners court.
D.ArAULCS.
N.ana I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

COMPRESS Second hand, In good conlhs
ton. win bo sold very cheap, Address
II. G. Fitch, Baton Rouge. La Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16
BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

WANTBD-Board and room By couple al
summer rates; state terms. summer
this Office. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

FOR SALE-At u sacrifice, complete stock
cf millinery. dry goods, notions, In town
of 800 inhabitants, only miilmers In
town. Address NJ. X. this office. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

ENGLISH MASTlFFS-'rhree handsome
female pups for sale. now ready 10 snip:
finely marked; price $500. pine Grove
Kennels" Le1toy Smith. proprietor,
Houston. Texas. ID
FOR-sAI,E-A complete housekeeping
outfit, almost new. Terms reasonable.
Address NJ. T., this ofhce. 10
CAPE JASMINE buds for sale now at G5c
per 100. ST. per 100, at I<utschbach y
Flower Garden. 2526 Washington. eornsr
Oliver street phone G2s. Y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

FOR SALE-Mocking bird. year old: a
good singer. Apply Iceland and Nelasco
s,iN,a,. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-16

FOR SALE-Fiuely bred young registered
st. lambert Jersey COW. iine mllker.
Very gentle; bred 10 the fnest bun IN
Parish Jersey Farm, Calvert.
CHBAP--pigs for breeding. singly or In
pairs, from the fines; premium winning
registered Berkshire hogs in the state.
they are beauties. Paris Jersey Farm,
Calvert
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FOR SALE.

BICYCLES sold, rented and repaired; new
wheels At hals OF list ptSce, Will eA-
change new or old wheels, J. Wade
hotel u
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AN without home or friends; mus, hove
v worih az once; could do chainbermaid
W99ik IN small hotel, would leave Town
trexa sss Romola Hrdze. Houston
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n .t'n,aap,,i,LEAGEp white woman wants
for ssn TO DO housework or keen house
-NNNa-'S W.T. NilAa Vi
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FOR SALE-To avoid inbreedpg ] viii
sell my fine registered Jersey bull;
wears old; perfectly gontle u. w.
Spence. College station, Texas. q
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FOR SALE-tivc pa1rs pure breed cana
res: fine snscrs: young. s. per pair. Adj
dress T. y. Box n. blackberry. Texas,
Id
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",aN lhD-Situation by a GOOD collector
hllilan and solicitor; Understands
az i ti knows the city we'll. NJ Paige
.---S s'f.so. dNeIlue. IN
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FOR SALE-srhree bedroom suites. par.
lor carpet, kitchen furniture. cradle oil
seen AT l1l5 Preston avenue. daily. from
until 5. IS
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REACHES effectively destroyed by the
use OF Dandy Roach Extorminator. 2Vc
PER can: poisonous. mail orders so.
Ecited. l. Lewyn, druggist. Bin. cor
ner. opposite Capitol hotel. II
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FOR SAIiG--One bicycle III good condl-
ton. repairing outfit complete: viii be
sold cheap for cash or part cash and
installmcnts. Address Bicycle, this of
flee. II
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W." ,.',S iED-A good bookkeeper and clerk
.- ana lodging. Addirss 63i, this Office is