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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-29


AGENTS-Economy gas burner. saves 40
per cent of gas. makes a large, beautiful
Hght and gives $50 per cent profit to
statesmen. General Agency Co., 2:5 Dear
born street. Chicago, VI. Il
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
WANTED Coast country lands to ex-
change TO" city property, Central and
NoIth Texas improved and unmproved
lands mere handise and lien notes; also
want plantation TO exchange for Hous-
ton suburban property. Gaut & Semple,
24 and 205 Blnz building, Houston,
Texas. II
FOR SALE--640 acres of good prairie land
10 miles from Houston, So per acre; 33J
acres of prairie land 10 miles southeast
or Houston, SO per acre; good eight
room two-story house in Third ward. GAL
leries ana halls. $500; good tive-room
cottage, hall and galleries, in Third
ward. for $3.50; the lot worth the money.
Gaut d Semple 20i and POS Binz building,
Houston. Texas. tt
FOR SALE OHEAP-Two-story dwelling
one year old, in the Third ward with a
beautiful garden, with all modern i'm
provements, at desirable corner and
southern exposure. Address 1873. this Of
flee. a
WHO wants lots in block 49, Swinney
addition in the Fifth ward at bar
gain? Address Eugene" box 1os5 San
Antonio, Texas. ~ - 4sS "a
FOR SALE a--'-E I-a-T- -
am offering 10 lots as wanted fronting
on Main street. between Tuam and Eli
gsin on the new pavement; this is beau
thu property and very cheap; easy
terms. Call for prices.
Geo. L. Porter.
ov 307R Main Street.
FOR SALE CHEAP
Two handsome homes, splendid houses
and locations, viz: The Dick place cor
ner Main and Bell in heart of city, and
the Polk place. corner Tuam and Smith
Fair Ground addition. Easy terms. Ap-
ply to
Geo. L.. Porter.
~ 307lA Main st.
FOX SALE--Sixteen S0-acre tracts of good
PRAIRIE land in Wharton county. close
10 Two depots, good school, in a good
nelshporhood, 800 per acre, one-fourth
cash, balance in six equal annual nav
ments at per cent interest Address
dhe owner, w. j. Groom, Wharton.
FOR SALH-severaI tracts Of fine bIacE
nos waliow land in Wharton and Mat
,e1 IA counties. w. ]. Groom. Whar-
-. las. %
TEN ACRES in Third ward. 50 cheon
buyer can more than double money in
one year: good location: cash wanted
Geo, W. Reynolds, sTis Main.
FOR SAI.E-Fine Oyster creek nionfa-
ton; 400 acres 1900 acres In high state
cultivatson: 90 good mules, wapoT.s
piows aud 5000 bushels corn; ih miles +,
raiiroad station; $4,000: liberal terms.
per cent interest. l.. Bryan & Co, ~
bARGAlNS-No. 206 Preston avapne
s.; storehouse, cottage, good bake oven.
an slightly damaged by fire. from, %
Feet hack rs feet, $500 half cash. s IS
cash. IS month"; buys beautiful buiidiSnts nv
tots IN drummer; SIS monthly u nj hnsS,
neat five-rcom cottage and two Lot NY y,
Brnnner. Drummer Land Co, Brunnar
80
FOR sALE-Eighly acre. o. iand -, ~
=, a. Dunn survey, nine miles north ns
ncnSton. Harms county, Texas. AdSraoos.
otnith farksnEton. Taylor Texas, -
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ath ay;ns Policy Ho,ders--person.
u,issving paid three yearly premnms ms
me insurance to New York Stata 80 On
nnlss. theii policies now stanSsny I'm
Ieted or surrendered. can rennvnr LOT
n ,'1nans or redeem. For particulars an
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PERSONAL.

w DONOR VICTORY" look out for iml
tauons: l am the only authorized dealer
Tor me genuine Instruments Tor Houston
anu galveston j Fcndley. 6l2 Caro-
line street, Houston "a
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FOR SALH-Several tracts of fine 6ja ii
hos wallow land In Wharton and Mar.
asorda counties. w. j. Groom, Whar.
ton. Texas "ia q,
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aooNG gentleman wants roommafe.
nicely nicely furnished cool, upstairs, front
esrncr room: baths; references ex
changed close to business: 7oS wall
er avenue. 2is blocks from Main. %
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FOR RENT-Tw3 nicely fIIrnishe5 ,,o-,,,,s
IN private family modern convenience.
CLOSE In. Apply 14ln Capitol avenue
between Austin and LaBranch. a.
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IN ithNl-FCve- room cottage. GOOD
Saru ana rcghborhood, CRATES. under-
Glonnd clstcrn anc city water: cbean IN
'e'''hts, Apply 2olc Walker ave. 20
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ShNiSaED rooms for light housekeep-
avenue. e1 "a.her
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rOis hENT-A store corner of Houston
j. c. Ntchol. First ward apply %
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FOR RENT-Two nice rooms. furnished
10 gentlemen or couple without children
Win all conyenien ces and close in. ref,
erences: lib Travis street. AZ
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= !, LADY. 45 yeaFS
as goyerness to-
ofhce.
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gITUATION wanted by you'll n
work around house ana -
1909. this office. 1911
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AGENTS WANrED-Greatest offer out
We furnish everything: no experience re-
rnirtd; liberal terms; write for full In
formation, showing actual results Mu-
tual Manufacturing Co.. l26 Chambers
street. New York
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FOR RENT-A fine upright plano. Adj
"ieSs iooi. tillS offlce. n
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WANrEl)~lagfnts In every Locality; por.
trait agenti Will find 1t to their advan-
tage TO write us for Wholesale prices on
PORTRAITS and frames; orders filled on
time every time. prices the lowest. Grove
Art Co. 25-297 9th avenue. Chicago.
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FOR government sorvice. 5015 q ,eo.,inS-
ments made last year, cfanccs rsvn,
nettea than now 20 secure POSITIONS: OK .
,s srs y = soon {. iisnston; paracu-
,,s,,, as ~ yates. salaries, etc, and beau
write today. National correspSnden
irstttute pcp3rtnent c. S. IL. Wash
HtS tusi, ~. y. %,
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Jh SALf.-cighly acre. OF iand on the
~. pu',n survey. nine miles north os
uuicut sn. Harris county. Texas. Address
smith fark'nston. Taylor Texas. ~
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hin sgi.,;E your busts ladies-j 10 10
inches. al ono with DR. Conway's Bust
Tabluds. at triiiiHg cost. $1,000 nor a caso
we can not thusc developed In past Il
&c stamps. Conway Specific Co. ! Parl,
SQUARE. Huston. Mass. y
sOxYDONOR" cures without medicine
and when medicine falls; genuine instru-
ments. with special ady.ce. sold or rent
cd BY DIR. J, NJ Arnold Moore-nl,lrnett
buflding. 1913 Texas avenue. 9-aS
aJOfIN aud Michael Meany, natives OF
County KILKENNY. Ireland, last heard OF
~ i@2 IN tbs city: sought for by their
Z NJ rfsew Wilfarr Meany, 1910 Adams
street Philadelphia. ia.
SnEE 70 any address, my hook giving
fall Information about a never faiiinv
harmless and permanent home cure 81
the opium. anornhine, cocaine, whisky
ana tobacco habits. DR. J. G. Holman,
lsnbella building. Chicago, iii
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WE DON'T wanr boys or lcafers to write
us, but men of ability with small means
500 to $500 per month, salary or com
mission. to state agents and general
managers. Racine FIRE Engine Co., Ltd
Racine, Wis.
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A1n.NIis-Sso weekly guaranteed selling
our new scale scoop to families and
e,orss: Instantly sives the exact weight
n baking and cooking, brand naw. s,s,
nna.ientod. Wulla'd Mfg. Co, Gncinniat, '
V ciiAe. q,
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LOST plain gold bar DIn: sS.:..:s
turn . saadwsn's Book store ~ Is - S. re
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RELIABLE man fer travelling post ON:
permanent, so per month and expenses
10 star. give references. +. W., box 7S4,
l'hitae0 = -
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WANTED-A position LOT ~ r
by young Bohemian ~. ~
merchandise house or 80
Eb bass. Apply ~
Waller. Texas. ---.-.=s<71
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SALESMANS5 . day; no canvas sing; no
deliveries; no collections; samples free;
SIDE line or exclusive. Mfrs, 394l Market
street, Philadelphia
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WANTED-Position by
boy as yard boy, AddI
flee - A I -
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aan, tE large upstairs rooms. sou,b .,a
parties sR withoa, for rent to gentlemen or
yer .. m. at ZIP LaBranch strsst AN az
erences exchanged. ee'' hei.
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AGENTS and tvarcn murass., SALARY or
commission. Hunter Tailoring AID SHIRT
Co, Cincinnati. Ohio

SAlsESM EN-SlOo weekly guaranteed and
exclusive territory assigned coed men
for the sale of the genuine Arc tic Re-
frigerating Machine for cooling refriger-
ators; guaranteed 70 per cent cheaper
than ice: keeps perAshable articles indefi-
Mteiy: guaranteed indestructible; every
owner OF a refrigerator buys them as
the saving @3fl lee IN one month more
than paws for machine, have over 1000
IN use. write TO lay and secure your ter
ritory: beware of worthls 81 limitations.
Fer full particulars and our list of 900
testimonials from leading merchants Of
I. s.. address Arctic Refrigenat.ng Co.,
. (ripcynn NIL Ohio
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W---- 3V7I2 Main st.
FOX SALE--Sixteen S0-acre tracts of good
prairie land in Wharton county, close
10 Two depots, a good school, in good
neishporhood, 500 per acre, one-fourth
ments at per cent interest Address
Texas. va. a.
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G az, hEN Elegantly furnished or I'M
d a,nis wssL nice, clean, cool rooms, by
from market. sos and SM Prajrrie n a, orock
free baths. avenue;
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A~r,. .'oltuattoA
Apply COPY Main
nice family as cov,
flee.
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WOMAN OF fair education 10 travel: per-
mane II, Sw Ter month and expenses
Address. with references, a.. box 7s4.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-24
OUR WONDERFUL INVENTORY .'.SALE ;.

mighty SUCCESS and know how SUCCESSFUL SALE when fully Every day last week our store patrons gathering the goods their homes WHY NOT? The fine qualities and low brought the trong and the thron
 You all values when them Inc perfect confidence the public GREAT SALE We still
 amorng do until have but at
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has q four years job, and ifa6 hs se r,le bill is passed he might posslhly lose two years. No, we would bei 1te the governor we woulda't g,vs . sure thing for an uncertain one.
 The governor is deeply interested in this matter, and it is unreasonali1 to believe that he would advocasA | thing that is against his own intersst, The governor is not an exception, III persons holding federal positions in Arizona have suddenly become strong advocates of statehood.
 If they would come out beldly aud say that they were opposed to home rule because it would endanger their chances for holding their positions, and not attempt to hide behind inc plea for statehood that they know is impossible under the present admipis- tration. they would show a boldpess without any gauge of hypocrisy.
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A small center table, composed of 4459 pieces of wood has been placed oa5exhibition st the chamber of esn- slssTce, Tho table part is | nsosaic os Arlsaaa woods, c.l lulztihg Of ssoa q rosswood. palo verde. nesqhits tDot. manzanita. red cedar, and alder. Rock maple and Mexican mahogany are the only foreign woods used in the manufacture. The workmanship speaks well for the industry and pans. taking care of the maker.-Phoenia Gazette.
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The board of supervisors on Monday allowed claims for scalps to the amount of $8O5. and have about $l00 scalp claims yet to pass upon. Most of the scalps turned in are those of lions. and although the draft on the county treas. ury is heavy it is satisfaction to know that these destructive beasts are being thinned out SO rapidly on Gila county ranges. .-Arizona Silver Belt.
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SELF INTEREST INVOLVED.
E. k. FLEETWOOD,
 U. s. Attorney.

A reporter of the Phoenix Republi- can has interviewed Gov. McCord and the Governor IS very much in favor ot statehood and is bitterly opposed to home rule. By advocating statehood the governor knows that he will hold his job, for he well knows that the present administration is opposed to the admission of Arizona.
 The governor will be offered an op- portunity to use his influence for state- hood, for the bill for admission will be presented first and pushed to a vote. It will then develop that the administration is bitterly opposed to admission and the governors advocacy of statehood will be flat failure but 1t will not cause him much regret as he still holds his job.
 The governor is not to blame for advocating thing that he knows the administration will not tolerate. He
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On Saturday the profits in alfalfa farming in thls section were further illustrated by deal by Rev. D. Kloss and Thos Hagan, wherin the latter became the purchaser of tw" hundred tons of alfalfa hay from the former. This hay is the product of two cuttings from forty-acre tract, and the price paid was four dollars per ton or $500 for the lot. To this amount should bt aided seventy dollars received this season for pasturage from the same tract which makes the average pc, EaeEe t2i .75. ~Tsmpe News.
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Preaching Services at the Methodist church, Sunday, Jan. 2nd, 1898. Morning Discourse-.'Strong in the Lord" Evening: Union Services Beginning of Week of Prayer. Rev. H. P. Corser will preach Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evening. in the Methodist church. week of prayer services. All are cordially invited.
 c. P. WILSON, Pastor.
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school Iteny.

On looking over my register have noted the following facts: Of the pupils who entered school at the be- ginning of last term and continued in school 'daring the four months, find that Ruby E. Greenleaf was neiih, tardys nor absent Lizzie Lewis was tardy but once and never absent, and the same is true of Louis L. Burns.
 D. A. DREW.
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The nineteen legislature passed an act dispensing with the publication oi the delinquent list. thereby saving the various counties of few dollars ex- pense. but it may cause some tax. payers to lose their homes. It is very doubtful whether the courts will sus. tain ths law as 1t deprives individuals of thelr property without personal notice.
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It is said that the Princess of Wales is becoming extremely sensitive to the effects of music, and there is one air. from an oratorio, to which she can never listen without shedding tears. As younS girl the Prinsess used to practice the piano great deal, and could spend many happy hours alone with the instrument.
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Chrlsssnas ssrvlces.

1t tlls chlwell sf ths Nativity bs happy fcast cf Cht1stmAb MI N brsted ~fI tilAt grspdeur md sosssl nIty ssftalnk lhs dAy bn whIsh ths promise made in the Garden of Eden was fulfilled, the word became incar- nate. and mans hope for eternal happiness was realized in the Christ child who came unheralded save to the simpler shepperds, in poverty and helplessness to the manager at Bethle- hem in the solemn midnight centuries ago.
 The church spares no labor and at tention in preparation for this feast, and the services of this year were in keeping with the joyful event of the birth of the Redeemer. The sanctuary and alter were artisticaily decorated with ferns and flowers whose beauty was enhanced by the glittering lights from many tapers. while to the left of the altar was erected beautiful crib wherein the figure of the divine Infant reposed, surrounded by Mary and Joseph, the shepherds and the wise Kings from the east, carrying their gifts of gold, Frankincense and myrrh. The holy sacrafice of the Mass was offered up three times during the morning, this being an especial privilege granted to the priest on this day. The Communion Mass was Is o'clock. and at this the members of the Flagstaff Catholic Union approach ed Holy Commission in body. as also the ladies of the Benevolent Asso- ciatiun and many rnenibsrs of the COZ gregation. The Mass of Thanksgiy- ling followed immediately and Tt Il o'clock High Macs was sung by tic Pastor, Rev. Father billy, assisted by the full choir of the congregation in Millard's Mass in G. Mrs. T. A. Riordan, ably directed the choir, Mrs. Harry Fulton presided at the organ and MT. c. H. Edwards was the violin accompanist. The musical pro gram as announced m last weeks issue was carried out with marked success, the solos being especially beautiful, while the chorus lately i'm proved by the addition of several good voices, was notable for it's strength and harmonious blending. The church was crowded at High Mass, there being a noticeable attendance of visitors who took deep interest in the ceremonies. The Pastor gave short discourse on the theme of "Chrisl's s Coming" in which he brought home to his listeners , few beautiful lessons appropriate to the day, and exhorted them to take advantage of the graccs and blessings which the day adordpd |. and to benefit themselves by repestS of their lives and a regensr6A Y M their souls on this glorious fes
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Miss Alice de Rothchild, who is

Miss Alice de Rothchild, who is a member of the celebrated fnanciers. has the reputation of possessing the finest collection of old lace of any private individual. It will bear com parison with the possessions of royal ty, for it Is certainly one of the most perfect existing at present. Her fond ness for lace is exemplified by the fact that as soon as she arrives in any con tinental city, she always receives the lace dealers. from whose stores her great wealth naturally enables her to make considerable purchases.
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ANOTHER PROPOSITION.

A COntBact tc DeyejOps M faee1 oxsst8e z T's Water w wssekss s z z The eitr council hSs \ plssi psv that if it IS success may safe ths city thousands of dollars, and hasten the completion of system of waterwQrks. The plan is to develop sufficient supply of water on the Beasley ranch eight miles north of Flagstaff to supply all the requirements of the town. T
 W. J. Goodhue late of Milwaukee, w isconsin, has so much faith in the scheme that he agrees to be at all the expense of developing the water. and if he don't develop a sufficient amount he is not to receive dollar fol. hi, time, material or expense.
 This is fair proposition and on' that the council could well afford tt accept. for if it is failure, the towr is out nothing. and if it is success the council can afford to pay well fo it, and make, or save big money insth, transaction.
 Development work will comnienc within thirty days. and he pushed til completed. and after thorough tes if it is entirely satisfactory then, th contract for putting in the system . waterworks will be let. The lAOs poets for waterworks is promising, kn by early spring work on the syster will be pushed with vim.
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A bust of Charles Stewart Parnell has just been added to the National Portrait Gallery, London. It is the work of Miss Mary Grant, and was hung in the great British gallery oi celebrities on the sixth anniyersaro ol he death of the great Irish leader.
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The Gazette of late keeps it's pot of white wash and brush handy and spreads it on extravagantly thick. There are no fly specks left after it applys the brush.
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Arizona has been imposed upon for years by the importation of officers to govern us who had no interest in the welfare of the people, and were only , here for what was in it.
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The citizens of Arizona are capable of governing themselves, and they should have the privilege of selecting their own officers from governor down to constable.
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Atty. James Loy moved into his ele- gant hew brick law office yesterday. He will long remember the day as he was liscenced to practice law on the same day of the month four years ago in Prescott.
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The territorial administration is scared up about the home rule move ment, and have sent out petitions for signatures against it.
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The trusts and combines seem to be we'll pleased with the Dingley tariff bill, but as they, the beneticiaries they have no right to complain.
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Notice for Publican. III E No toofl

Notice for Publican.
 tH. E. No. 139a)
 LAND OFFICE AT PREsCOTT, ARIz.
 Dec. 23, 1897. Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his inten- ton to make final proof in. support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Clerk of the Probate Court at Flag stan, Ariz.. on vebruary 1, 1s9s viz: Henry Sell for the Nh NWh NE NEk Sec. p N of RTE
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and culti- vation of said land. viz: John 0 Harring- ton, Steven Purtyman, Arthur W. Kinsey, Ed I, McGonigle, all of FlsgstaR, Arizona. FREDSRIcK A. TRsrIs, N, Register
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No man is successful who neglects his own business to attend 10 his neighbours.
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We prefer statehood to home rule. but half loaf is better than no bread.
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! esafsndod. or uens rule VIII break the bossds of slavery ard mako Ari- Eonians free. Taxes will bs reduced and the people will be happy and prosperous.
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A man without enemies is a man without influence in the community in which he lives.
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Don't worry because some one is more prosperous than you.
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The civil service should be repealed. not modified.
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A meGdlesome person never gets pay for kis trouble.
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Miss Mary Westover of Hannibal Navajo county came in Tuesday with Mir. and Mrs. Lee Newman and will remain here some time.
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Economy is never pracliced in a
 territory.
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Beware of a man who is afraid to trust the people.
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Opposition is always in the path. way to success.
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Push is always foremost in the race ' of success.
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Y f6d tfrs Leo Newman returned
 E>Fsps Nsvs3q county Tuesday where
 E3frs Newman had been visiting some weeks.
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The United States Supreme court will convene next Monday.
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Success without an effort is worth