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vrnlrs-iIome treatments; please
,.,astlgate at State headquarters.
Sutldiar; advice and health book
attendant. ~
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THREE successful building ard loan agents
wnptcd by the Guarantee Loan and Banking
Company of Dallas, Texas, payments .oc.
Toe and 81; no fees; guarantee reserve fund;
definite contracts. Our agents arc getting
the business, cyidencing the success Of u
sound yet liberal and progressive plan. II
YOU wan, good contract with company
nblo 10 help YOU IN the field. write at onco
fcf particulars. T. II. VIM. A. iiomar,
general managers. IS
A FlRsT-CLAss botel waiter, 81 per week;
white preferred; must be sober, subject to
trial, permanent Job. King Hotel. Me
Grceor. Texas, -
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sTENoGRApHERS, bookkeepcrs. statesmen,
ofuygists ana teachers desiring positions ARC
rcuu, J. w. iiudnail. proprietor, Dailas.
1,Nas u
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l...Jcl,ss referencos by the best Ia
|.srarating carpets. crumb cloths,
|STs. pattrcssos, upholste1ine, re-
Henry Toandcrt, phone 6VS, smith
(hney. -.--.----..----..-..
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SALE OF SCHOOL PRoPERTY-N. p. Ward.
in behalf Of the trustees OF the Wallis
school, viii receive sealed bids for the pur-
chase OF the school house and grounds up
to III O'Clock a. m, July H. 1885, reservins
the right TO reject any and all BIDS terms
one-third cash, balance in one and two
r Ward, Wallis, Austin county, Texas 80
BARGAINS-Be cottage, rents would
meet payments. Dairy just outside city linn
it's very cheap. sos Kam building. 2S
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RIDs AND PROPOSALS.
roApn AND ROOM WANTED.

GENTLEMAN and daughter wo sami we Vita tn
rooms, with board IN h,l pris School references
N ten p,se about $50 per month. Ado'ss y
]. rawlings. box "a. city'
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NEWSPAPER MEM am a good hustler and
printer. strictly sober; single; II years old !,
day; would entertain partnership proposition.
Address NJ. Carter Hampstead, Texas. q
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ny In shorthand and type.
" even to each purchaser of
,on sholes typewriter. NJ. A.
In reporter and notary public.
ia street .t, Second hand maohin IS
- $40 rented. II
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|. SCHOOL, OF MusIC-Practlcal
Lr,tiesl; courses for beginners and
.uplls, pano, violin, guitar, man
i Instruments for practice sup
I,,cus at pupils residence or at
I'M Mckinney avenue. John j..
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So ,25. WEEKLY average for past two years
on an Investment of s2S. has never been I
GrnniIan & Co 236 u. Fourth street. Gin.
al
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EsyE HOTEL" Palestine, Texas
s,sed the above hotel and will keep
a proper standard: many south
.s carriage to and from depot; free
|ssms, rates S2.0O per day. Horace
nrrletor. 70
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS offers more induce
ments now than ever before 10 parties de-
string homes. For particulars call at the
Houston Heights office. EOS Main street Jno.
A. Milroy, agent. tt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as gardener: understand
tue culture of fruits flowers and vegetables,
eau give good references Address 1850. this
office, Is
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WANTED six nrst-class hritklayers. APP
ply at once at my oifcr, 81 Sannln street,
lieasion. Texas j, NJ. Brown, contractor %
WANTED a white woman for housework
must have good Recommendation. Apply 1910
Louisiana street III
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AN OPPORTUNITY for investment-rhe Star
Restaurant OF Galveston. Texas, one Of the
hest known and most completely equipped
restaurants In the South. Is now for sale
and must be sold positively. for cash. within
the next few weeks. Address VIM. Ritter.
trustee, 22il Market street. Galveston:
Texns.
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EXPERIENCED collector with city refer
ences; also experienced as salesman or book
keeper. will work at anything for board
q
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h,h cabinet, best on earth; natures
saer. Hot Springs at home; circu-
u. Address Leo d. Crager, general
flason, Texas. 5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

UNDER authority vested IN me, hereoy no
NV and command all persons to commence
work nj once cutting all weeds and grass
from their yards, sidewalks and PREMISE
and If not attended to within five days from
this notice will be amenablo to the laws IN
such cases made and provided X. Ruther-
ferd. H. o., by u. G. A.
Houston Texas June 90 1898
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WAN1Ep-A bunch OF cattle TO look after Tor
pnrt Interest In the Increase; references fur-
nishcd Address Howard Roberts. Liverpool.
Jpxus. ~
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A NICE little busIness, established, n good
money maker for the right man. for saie
cheap. Call or address io0ih Preston avg.
nue., room g. upstairs. -
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seos ~ one week: continuous income. In
proportion to amount Of capital used, with
In The reach OF all; particulars FREQ. Golden
& c., 3ii Baltimore building. Chicago. ~
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U.WTLRY- An np-to-dats stock Of jcwslry
In tswr OF 5000: only jewc.er In town: zoos
rnrair trade: good paying business. hox u.
lDugNlew, Texas
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOX sALE.A few nice building lots in Third
cash G. w. Tharp WV " s'g 9S
FOR SALE-Lot I. in block a45, corner Holly
ana shearn. Address J. w. Oates, 9l5n Con :.
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AGENTs-Economy gas burner. saves 70 Per
cent Of ga, makes . isrge, beautiful Hight
General Agency Co.. x8 Dearborn street:
Chicago. III. q
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FOR SALE-My place near Spring Dranch,
T.. q. Iiillendahl, Just south of NJ. X and
I. rail aud public road. about nine miles
from Houston court house. consisting Of 23I
acres OF land, Of which 81 acres are bav
pasture; everlasting life water for cattle and
hogs near by; plenty ana good buildings on
place. ever 100 trees it, orchard. and good
crop in field; place We'll drained; good title
reason, too small for growing family; hold
~ ST. per acre, with u discount for cash.
IA A Bauer, Hillendahl, Texas. %
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WANTED AGENTS--Portrait men. No can MI
your wants safely and promptly at hard
tmc prices. We are the oldest exclusive
dealers to the trade with a commercial
standing II Interested sond cents for our
new catalogue. Bunch Portrait Co, 20 ayl
Wabash avenue, Chicago. II
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WAN. FD-second hand books; We pay good
prices for good books IL you have any for
sale bring them in or cali and Sec j. 3.
I'urdy, the bookseller, I'LL Congress avenue.
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$40 INVESTED earns s. per cent weekly:
aa,shiishcd II cities; third year; particulars
free b. sloane. 10 st. Paul. Baitmors.
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q s,'r rrs ClsTERN co. manu-
y. Spaess ciSterns. tanks. waite.
~, oihes anu factory. foot OF
.ouston. Phone No. SIS. n
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iI07 OR MORE Invested Immediately In wheat.
corn or pork will make you handsome prons
during next 30 days; our customers arc az
making money acting OIL our advice. DOCS
on ,peculstion and market letter sent FREQ
on Application. @. d. Woolworth Co.,
Chicago Board OF Trade. Chicago.
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ASD AND ROOMS.

\ ans ~ arst-elass board, reduced
Ee,tsrs w paths; central location
n fray,ss ollcited; modern convent
HI euett.
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BuokKEEpER and business man wants 4,
engage with some good firm for next year ,
references Address Milton, this office. IS
GOOD stationary fireman wants steady Job
willing to work reasonable; steady and
sober man. Address j. s., this office. IS
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| 4 ayjc.try"--Unler my direction,
y, a speedy cure IN oil forms and
nyer OF no pay. j. J. Fendiey, blz
s,,eet ~
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OFFICE of the Direct Nay yotia Is HEREBY
tnts'o ,hat he annual meeting Of the stock
sMss, s" and directors of the Direct Navlga-
tos COMPANY viii be hed In the cI moustSp
ginee' ~ roesday. July s. 1895, at IL o'clock
r. c. Cusiman. Secretary. %
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kNryer Corresponding Club mem
III 500 to $lO0. 900, new plan: 10 s.
sls list, l0c. r. l.. Love, Denver.
&c
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WANTED-Situation by lady with little girl.
| TO cook or do Homework in nice family in
| country salary no object. Call or address
| 16lS Hutchlns street, city rs
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TWO. STORY house, modern; corner: Brazos
plantation for city property. Davis. So7h
Main. -
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WANT good place to cook VIII ,ss. s orp,se "a
sa...- -. much To DO housewors: good
I I Limn Address Lille Booker. this o,
nee.
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WANTED-Po Position as cook, OUT Of .owp' w ne
,ion or boarding cars preferred O. lar We
..o1 nossible. Address 1913. this office.
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WANTED-Quick, frst-class newspaper at
good county seat in South Texas; lot OF
business now waiting. Address Fine Open
ing, this office. :
WANTED--At once second hand set OF bar
natures; bar 20 feet. mirror IL or IL feet.
must be in first-class order and best style.
must be cheap. Boyd Moon, Luiing,
TcAas. %
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crop ,Cr-We will advance money ant
charge on s0sd 5tor rty no rae
az srcber Furniture Co., I'll Milan street
phone 966 ------------'
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WAR BoOM--There never was better time 70
make money from conservative investments
In wheat stocks and cotton than now; only
small capital required; open correspondence
With us; We will not food you with worth.
l.ss literature. but tell you how 10 succeed
in the speculative markets; special advice
ecnt free TO correspondents Our special ad.
vice last week made money for all who acted
uh"n sE.,. yn,k Is
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WWAVTEIj-By white girl, .agt II. I'aT w,
tein In a small family. NJ. c. Ids o'"'.
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1 WOULD like place az h ~ p"bi, stree
cock or help In the family. foA hooin s"s'
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FOR SALE-At a bargain if sold soon, a we'll
built eight-room house, large hail. bath
160x1S2 feet, fruit trees, ETC. VIM Peacock,
Houston Heights. ?s
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TI,ADE-aoo acres timbcred land. 20 cutlva
ton BOX g. Liberty, Texas
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Few more young men and women
to learn telegraphy; great demand for op-
orators, Dallas Telegraph College. Dallas
Texas, "
BARBER WANTED---A frst-elass white bar
her wanted at once. Call on or address
Louis Won Bonner. Palestine. Texas. q
WANTED-Two nrst-class short order cooks.
Address Box No. 500. p. o.. Houston. Texss.
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DIED.

v,ry THOMAS. infant daush-
rs i Mr', morning. June "a, 1898,
rt'an Tssidence, No. oil Fannin
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MANrEb--t;ooj cook. German or Swede,
coed WAGES TO right party. AZ '0s Rusk ave.
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$3.50 CASH will buy IS acres prairie and tim
bered land. located near junction of H. and
~ o. ana X. c., p. and G. railroads; OK
cellent range; several acres in cultivation.
AdGless j. H. Singleton. Terry, TeXas. rs
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE-A small business. well estap-
lished worry little money required. Call
at Il a M. , room 3. I112h Preston. 20
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g0SS, the world renowned trance
ia1 clAlfvoyant. guarantees TO her
ieTlect satisfaction, revealing Your
Eafft and gives al entire life read
every important event in your
and describes accurately your flu
ensult the Madame, whose advice
V, at 10 Travis street. 26
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sll5 CASH will buy small lot and house
two miles northwest of court house; a bar
gain. Address 29lS this office. "a
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AGENTS wanted 20 sell sing Toy Chinese
Chicken Powder, Kills mite, lice and heas.
Address Sting Toy Co, Temple, Texas .
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WANTED.-rwo good solicitors well acqunint.
cd With the city. Address. with experience
and references g,ae, this Office. %
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SITUATION wanted by young married colorei
man az yardman. porter, coachman, or to
work IN kitchen; all round man Tor any
work; city references Address 2Sls, this
Cire. 2S
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ron SALE OR ExCHANGH.

WANTEp--To trade lumber. any grade. rough
or dressed, for 900 first class brick. Ad-
dress lock box us conroc. Texas. 0
WANT TO EXCHANGE Good Hoistein COW.
milking. for farm wagon. In good order. !.
W. Barrot. 70
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SITUATION wanted by all round printer. sin
gle. age u; eight years experience. refer
encos furnished. Will work for reasonable
wages. Address Printer. box 22s Bastrop,
TyXas ~
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WANTED-Practical machln,st and gin man
wants position as superintendent of a large
modern plant. will repair and superintend
best references. J, d. lrlon, Baird, Texas.
%
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SITUATION by young man completing ste
EoEfaphy; good business qualifications; uii.
questionable reference. Address Box g,
city rs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-18
WHAT THE DRUMS SAY.

Harkl hear the tramp of thousands,
And of armed men the hum;
Loi nations hosts have gathered
Round the quick alarming drum
Saying. Come.
Freemen, comet
Ere your heritage be wasted" said the
quick alarming drum
Let me OF my heart take counsel:
War is not of life the sum;
Who shall stay and reap the harvest
When the autumn days shall Gomez"
But the drum
Echoed 'Comei
Death shall reap the Drawer harvest"
said the solemn-sounding drum.
HBut when won the coming battle,
What of profit springs therefrom?
What if conquest subjugation.
Even greater ills become?"
But the drum
Answered, Come,
You must do the sum and prove it, said
the Yankee-answering drum.
What if, mid the lannon's thunder,
Whistling shot and bursting bomb.
When my brothers fall around me.
But the drum
Answered, Come,
Better there in death united than in life
a recreant-coms!"
Thus they answered-hoping. fearing,
Some in faith, and doubling some,
Till a trumpet-voice proclaiming.
Sad My chosen people, comet
Then the drum
Lo, was dumb;
For the great heart of the nation. throb-
bling, answered. Lord. we come
Bret Harte.
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RED CLOUD WRAPPED IN OLD GLORY. !"

and the great father went on the war
path. 1 would surely call my young men
together and lead a band of Ogallallas
against the great fathers enemies. were
men would go now. today, were they
called upon. 1t is our country and our
flag We would gladly fight for it. The
Sioux are as good fighters now as they
were 20 years ago-except the old men,
like me.
My son. Jack Red Cloud. see near
me, and my young kinsman. Raymond
Smith, who writes down my thoughts in
English. They are strong and brave and
can fight even in white mems clothes.
So could all my braves. But not against
the flag.
My people know little about the talk
of war with Spain. Many of them have
heard nothing at all about it. They have
planned no raid in case the troops are
withdrawn from the posts nearby.
When the Sioux go to war. they do
not look about them to consider how
many enemies they have to contend
with. What they think of is only their
wrongs-and that they must fight and.
if need be. die in battle. rather than suf-
fer longer. Ny people have not been
of all white men as belonging to and be-
ing part of the great fathers govern
ment. We ask for fair and friendly
treatment from that government. When
big city. last summer. l went before the
senate committee and asked for justice.
1ney Sald the sioux SnOuld nave justice
That our grievances should be investigat-
ed. This has not yet been done. but I
am sure the great fathers ears are not
deaf to the cry of his red children.
The Great Bear Coat General Miles,
said we should have army officers for
our agents for five years only, and then
should have civil agents again. 1 mean
five years from the time of the Sioux
uprising in 80 and 80.
[Red Clouds behavior at the time of
the Wounded Knee battle, and all through
that last Sioux trouble, was conspicu-
ously gallant and loyal. He risked his
life at Wounded Knee to induce the hos
tiles to come quietly into the agency.
When. 90 years ago. at the head of sew
eral thousand Sioux warriors Red Cloud
signed a treaty of peace with the white
man. the great father trusted him. and.
relying on that treaty. abandoned Fort
c. F. Smith and Fort Phil Kaarny. Red
Cloud is the grand old man of the Sioux
the greatest living fighting red man.-In-
terpreter.l
Miles is a great chief He has fought
the chiefs of the red men in years long
past. and he knows us. He knows he
need not hesitate to withdraw the army
officers now acting Indian agents
whenever the great father needs them.
There are regular army posts at Fort
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CHOIR CONCERT.
CoALvILLE EVENTS.
Sale of Park City Property-PrOfessor
Brimhall's Lecture.

CoalviIle April 16.-Sheriff George
Lindsay, jr., came down from Park
Civ this morning and posted notices
of a sheriff's sale of a certain dwelling
house and premises situated in Park
City, as the property of one z. A. john
son. to recover the sum of S2O5.39. al
legged TO be due to ]. G. Meeter Lun-
Der company of Park City for goods
sold and delivered. The sale is to take
place at the front door of the county
court house in Coaiville on May 9, at
10 O'Clock.
Sheriff Lindsay was looking around
TODAY among the vacant houses for
rent in the county seat, where he ex-
poets to move in the very near future.
PROF. BRIMHALLS LECTURE.
Professor Brimhall of the Brigham
Young academy at Provo is here by
sneciai request of the Philosophical so
ciety of the Summit Stake academy,
and delivered an eloquent and highly
Instructive lecture at the meeting of
that society last evening. The lecture
had been advertised, and the stake
tabernacle procured for the occasion,
and as a result there was a very large
and appreciatiye audience present. The
subject of the professors lecture was
ssTbe Imaginations and Ideals of
Man which was handled in a master
fv manner Preceding the lecture was
a vocal solo entitled, THE Lover and
fhe Bird" by Mrs. J. A. Smith. The
closing number was a male quartette,
arorne Where the Daisies Grow by
Messrs. F. NJ. Pinneo, John Calls, Jo-
saph Jones and George L. Jones. Mrs.
John CsIlis acted as accompanyist for
both selections
Immediately after the closing of the
society meeting above named, there
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MINE FoREMEN EXAMINED.
Several Applicants For Certificates at
Castle Gate.

Castle Gate, April 16.-Yesterday the
state mining examining board for this
county, comprising the state mine in
spector, Governor Thomas, H G. Will
hams and James a. Harrison, sat in
Judgment upon the following aspirants
for mine foreman's certificates: Rob
ert Howard, Frank Cameron, Frank
Stafford, H. Parmlee, Alexander Nc
Lain. Lewis Jones and Robert For
roster. Today the board went to SEQ
field for the same purpose. They will
return here to examine the firemen.
Yesterday being Arbor day, the brass
band was out serenading some of the
select OF the town. Not many trees
were planted here
john D. Llewelyn Of Scofeld is in
town looking after his cattle interests.
Notices are posted around town that
hereafter and until further notice one
half of the mines will work on alter
nate days. This, your CORRESPONDENT
believes, is for the purpose of supplying
the coke contract.
Joseph Jones, a miner, while working
IN his place today, was struck by a
bounce" of coal and rock. He was
brought out and carried home. IT was
at frst thought that he was very dan
gerously hurt, but it was found that
there were no external injuries.