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, 1898-11-23

Last Saturday evening a literary
meeting of the Debating club was held
and although this was the first meeting
a very creditable program had been pre-
pared. The debate for the evening was,
Resolved, That the peace proposals of
the car are not practicable" Mr.. Gil
lette and Mr.. Bartlett ably defended the
affirmative while Mr.. Fairfield brought
forth many good points in favor of the
negative. The debate was. however,
decided in favor of the affirmative.
After the debate. four very interest
ing extemporaneCuS speeches were
made, Miss Hebard talking on Law"
Mr.. Murphy on The Dreyfus Case"
Miss Fox on Cheap Magazine Litera-
ture.'' and Mr.. Smith on The Race
Problem in the South"
A number of lew members were ad-
mitted to the club at this meeting.
A game of football will be played be-
tween the University of Wyoming
team and the Denver University on
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. The
university boys are bending all their
efforts in the direction of gaining this
game. hoping thereby to retrieve their
lost reputation. In the evening a dance
will be given to the visiting team.
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On entering his room Tuesday after
noon after faculty meeting, n of the
professors was greatly surprised to
find a stranger in his accustomed
place. Some one-the culprit is not
krown-had dressed the time-honored
SHELTON up in the professors coat and
hat and placed him in the chair near
the desk. where he was found as natural
as possible. All the professors enjoyed
the joke. but Prof. Nelson SOC recover
ed his properly and took it back. He
could not bear to think Of his Office
without that familiar face.
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When we read accounts such as the
following we think our college is a very
quiet one even if it is in the wild
west" when the freshmen of Boston
university started to present their an
nual play in a hall, the sophomores
made an organized rush. The freshman
had taken the precaution to inclose the
entire cast in a hollow square. and in
this way brought them to the landing
in front of the hall. Here a
terrific collision took place be-
, 1898-11-23
PRINGLE COMEDY IDEAL.

The Pringle Comedy company de
lighted the audience which assembled
at the King last night. which was much
greater in size than the audience which
greeted the company on its first ap-
pearance, a good testimonial in appre-
citation of the entertaining ability of the
company. The Pringles gave a much
better performance than any of the So
called first-class attractions with great
er pretentions. In fact their effort last
night was away in advance of many of
the companies which have played
Greenvile at 81. Many say that the
Kaleidoscope dance alone is worth the
price Of admission. The Pringles will
close their engagement in this city to-
night when Nobody. or Little Miss
Foxey" will be presented.-Greenville
(Texas) Herald.
, 1898-11-23

tween the classes. The actors managed
to get into the hall. but the stage prom
critics were torn up and thrown about,
while the sophomore girls stood by and
encouraged their male classmates.
At least three of the freshmen were
considerably hurt. Blair was kicked
in the chest and badly hurt. Gilbert
was daZed from conclusion of the head
ard McLean's back was famed slightly.
Sophomore girls made a rush as soon
as the doors Of the hall were opened for
the front seats. Freshmen girls tried
to occupy them and an unseemly strug-
gle took place between the fair COL
leaSians. Scratched hands and bitten
wrists and fingers were shown after the
melee and several girls were thrown
to the floor"
A number OF the students from out
side the city will spend Thanksgiving
at their homes. Mr.. Wilkerson and
Mr.. Knight will leave for Cheyenne for
this purpose on today's noon train.
@
After all expenses were paid it was
found that the university gir.s had real
lied nearly eighty dollars from the sup
per given Friday evening. This sum
will materially aid the Athletic associa-
ton and with a little work now the debt
can all be paid off.
@
Prof. SOule CT the university has one
thing to be thankful for, which he has
patiently waited for for several years.
The professor is a loyal and staunch
Harvard mar and his prediction to The
Republican reporter of the result of the
Yale-Harvard game came very true.
He said Yale would not score and that
the Crimson" boys would make not
less than 10 points. The real score, II
to 0, was therefore most joyful news.
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There were a number of visitors at
the mechanical shop last Thursday.
Prof. Gilkison had the machines in both
wood and iron departments put in mo-
ton for the enjoyment Ct his visitors.
coo
Prof. Morey has secured for the stu
dents of the English department a most
beautiful book. This book is a port
folio, quite large, which contains thirty
e%ngravings of scenes from Shakespeare.
These are all of well known views and
are nest interesting to see and to study.
AS tomorrow is Thanksgiving, there
will be nc school on that day. 1t has
also been decided. much to the joy of
the students, that there will be no
school on the Friday following.
600
Some talented person has composed
a song for the use of the Boarding club
boys. This song is a parody on the
time-worn song "On the Banks of the
Wabash" and is creating considerable
amusement among all who have been
fortunate enough to bear it.
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The exciting game of football played
, 1898-11-23
UNIVERSITY NOTES
THANKSGIVING VACATION-DE-
BATTING CLUB MEETING
FOOTBALL GAME.

New Member of the Faculty Elected by
Students-Football Supper Nets
Handsome Sum-PrCf. Soule De-
lighted-President Smiley and
Prof. Bufflm Return.
, 1898-11-23

Learn to say "No" when a dealer Of
fers you something lust as good in
place of Hoods Sarsaparilla. There
can De no substitute for Americas
Greatest Medicine.
, 1898-11-23

Ho.ls's Pills cure n .usel, sick head.
ache b:;;yr.ness and all :i,er Ills
Price q c.lts.
, 1898-11-23
Light and Dark Fruit
Cake and Cream Puffs
for Thanksgiving, at
WickstrOm's bakery.

When you ask for DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve don't accept a counterfeit
or imitation. There are more cases
of Piles being cured by this, than all
others combined. Frank H. Eggleston.
, 1898-11-23

Photo Buttons, just the thing for
Christmas presents, at HEYN'S.
, 1898-11-23

CHRISTMAS PHOTOGRAPHS.
Come early. at HEIN'S.
, 1898-11-23

."Courtesy of the fyoming State Archives and Hi st
, 1898-11-23

After all expenses were paid it was
found that the university gir.s had real
lied nearly eighty dollars from the sup
per given Friday evening. This sum
will materially aid the Athletic associa-
ton and with a little work now the debt
can all be paid off.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04

A bank officer in Omaha, which is in the state of Bryan, reports that business last year was 20 per cent better than that of the year before, and that bank deposits were 30 per cent better. Net Nebraska voted for free silver in 1897 as it did in 1896. Bryan promised the people all sor, 8 of dire troubles if he was not elected. The Nebraska people ought to be get ting liberal economic educat.cn just now.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

It is announced that eX-Prasident Cleveland and Secretary Gage will make addresses at the opening of the WinOna Presbyterian assembly at Warsaw, Ind, next June.
 The duchess of York is the only British princess who has even given her name to foreign town. May vile, near Boulogne, was christened after the future queen consort.
 The reception rendered F. Marion Crawford by the New England Press club in Boston recently, is claimed to have been the most brilliant affair ever held by that organization.
 J. H. Carroll, recently appointed consul to Mess.na, Italy, is a descend ant of Charles Carroll of Carrollton, and is said to be the only one of the family ever a republican.
 Tam;e David, the Hindoo convert, who is now in Chicago trying to 'tChristianize the Christians," lost his caste in India by entering the liquor bus. ness and becoming saloon keep CT in Ceylon.
 Professor Charles W. Kent has been named president of committee that is now at work raising funds to place a suitable monument to Edgar Allen Poe in the library of the University of Virginia.
 President Faure of France has made several visits to the constructive works now in progress for the 1900 exposition, and is particularly inter ested in the progress made in the foundation for the great Alexander III bridge.
 While he was in England Minister Bayard came in possession of me dallion of John Wesley which was made by Josiah Wedgewood- He has just presented it to the Brandywfne Methodist Episcopal church of Viii mington, Del.
 Archdeacon William Montgomery Brown of Cleveland, who has just been chosen bishop coadjntor FsriscopaD of Arkansas, is one of the ablest and most popular clergymen of Cleveland.
 The duke of Teck, who was left in rather uncomfortable circumstances, finally, by the death of his duchess, has had a palace offered to him by the king of Wurtemburg.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04

bore woman, we are told, marry a lawyer who suc- |efe nded her in a criminal
 It often that retributive
 this comes to the front
 (he criminal lawyer.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04

COW caused the great years ago, and Frank Is said to be reSponsi- hrning of the Chicago [us far the Chicago cat |of such scrapes.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04

grows the so-called who permit their preju- with their business af- Id their pathway strewn This town is getting too Ior the mossback element.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04

A Washington man is charged with having forged the name of Senator |Gorman to check. That is one Of fthe disadvantages of having a good |name and a bank account. Thousands |6f goad I1 en, however, are never in
 r of having their names
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04
The esteemed Gazette announces un

The esteemed Gazette announces un- der the heading "The Democratic Policy" that the democracy of Arf- zona will ''go on record fighting for statehood and when they lose that battle they will enter the contest in support of home rule" This is a queer statement by a paper that says it is for statehood. If statehood is desirable why not work for it? Home rufc would put an end to the state hood idea The best interests of the territory demand that statehood kept at the front Now iscthe time for the republicans sAtheE'tersitory to make known fac-e 1t .fWas ashingtcQ that nome n .l"1 a.ro
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04

Ice department is prepar-
 special series of stamps in commemOratiOn of hsmississ;ppi's exposition. ny neat and complimen- giving the exposition the espment approval.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04

engineers are still cut D the meantime English ! are losing much of
 and their former en-
 ng deeper into the
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04

the republican leaders in Washington are informed concerning the influ- ences at work for s'home rule" they undoubtedly will be at pains to scotch the movement"
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04

Before Prince Bismarck becomes too feeble the world would like to know just exactly what he thinks of Willie
 nIollern-
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04

should not objec. too the sight of the Ameri- hnish ports. We might Sjecfing to the presence
 flag in the West Indies.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04

eror of China will undergo
 ment over the calamities be- by the eclipse of the sun on hinese New Years day. The pr thus displays a far more hcrificial spirit than the ordi- |alamity howler.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04

(nsylvania republicans in- hke their nominations and
 Gts campaign as early as
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04

fico imaglues that he price of peace i'm Cuba,
 already discovered that It, be bought through indi- les. Liberty is the cost on peace by the Cubans, it is this motto: @'Only one
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04
[ of the world insists |

bt of the world insists up- Ing next year we can turn Mention to selling the combat what they need. War means de- et:on, and when a country is de- king it is not producing. Our pol No lay low and produce.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04

voting lump sums for efiE1, pt add the Klondyke sui terers to the pension rolls at onceo
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04
THIS BUSY WORLD.

There are fifteen druggists in Chi cago.
 The elephant can neither trot, can ter nor gallop.
 In the solar system there are IT, 900, ,000 comets of all sizes. dumb is the giraffe.
 Aluminium is being tried for grain buckets in Brooklyn
 About 100000 couples are married every year in America.
 Coal is a store house of colors, medicines, perfumes and explosives. In Antwerp 4,0OO horses were slaughtered last year for human food. Marseilles has a woman 107 years old who earns her living by selling newspapers.
 Ostrich eggs weigh about three and one-half pounds each They are some times eaten in Africa.
 Leaves of fruit trees, vines, etc., de- velop a strong bouquet of the fruit when soaked in alcohol.
 Milk is dearer than whiskey in Rhodesia, owing to the rinderpest. The price is now $3.75 a quart
 from 40 pounds of gas tar in a ton of coal more than 1000 distinct shades of aniline dies are made.
 The Bible is the most widely trans lated of all books; but there are 300 languages in which it is unknown.
 An epidemic of measles is spread ing over England, the disease growing more malignant as it spreads.
 The average monthly cost of a pu- pil in the Philadelphia schools is S2.26, and else ewhere in the state abou. $122.
 A twenty-one pound baby, lately born to farmers wife at La Hulpe near Brussels, holds the Belgian rec ord for weight.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04

nix furnishes the bsst illustra the: west of the rapid move the wave of prosperity. There building going on here than herdt6Wn on the Pacific s,ope. Q not erect buildings unless nsatisffd with the euprospects
 : Phoenix lis going ahead
 jingle bell f and )ahoshing
 national calamity cafrNStop
 ASl1.43s- 5li @Is ss'D4'A
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04

The M. & P. has ador.ed the system of communication tickets for school chil- en wishing to attend school at Phoe- or Tem and has arranged to
 kets. For xUrtA in-
 their ofi9 20
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04

The sufferer from bronchitis, with the cough so annoying, should get rid of it by applying to pr. Swetnam.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04
HINTS TO THE TRAVELLING PUB
 LIC.

Before purchasing railroad tickets it is wise and also economical to be sure that you are going via the bes.. and shortest route. The Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoe1iX Railway company with its improved service in connec- tion with the Santa Fe system lines is the quickest and best route to all eastern points. Passenger trains Qim- iteO leave Phoenix daily at 10 p. m., arriving at Denver 5 p. m. second even ing (43 hours), Kansas City, 7:05 a. m, third morning (57 hours); St. Louis. 6:15 p. m. (6S hours), and Chicago g D. m. third evening 72 hours). If your friends in the east or west contem- plate making trip to this section, ad- wise them to travel via ''The Santa Fe'' and Ash Fork, the scenic route For further particulars and rates. call or write B. w. GIILET
 General Agent $. F. F. & P. Ry. No.
 A Washington street, Phoenix, A. T.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04

Newspapers have lro- hfs latest ebu11iti3n
 is now on 4hand.i the ineWispap eIl7is s1is # aatperss via1s of Wrath
 Efes , afld then ID ] again, The
Arizona republican., 1898-01-04

NIX JANUARY 4. 1898.
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1ANKRvPTCY-specis attention 20 bank
Tuptcy; fees moderate and discherge suara :
tees correspondence confidential D. a;
Lindsey, attorney at law. Tyler. Texas A'-s
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SEEDS, SEEDS, sEEDSl--New cror re,
barley, Mediterranean and Nicaragua wheat,
plfalfa, winter turf cats. German miic..
onion sets ana full line scasonable seeds.
wintcr towering bulbs OF all kinds; write
for prices. Texas Seed \ Floral Co, bal.
las. Texas. II
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RON THE STATE CAPITAL.
l mains OF Soldier George Proctor
Are Lying 10 State.
wRIGHr.BLANDFORD NuPTlALS.
.urance Companies In Disguise
Srry Ing to Get Permits-Tnx Rolls
Of several Counties Filed.

Austin, Texas September 27.--The re-
bins Of George Proctor OF the Governor s
ard, who dled at Jacksonville, Fla. few
ks ago. reached here this evening and will
Kept dn state at the Johns mansion until
morrow morning, when the funeral will
ke place from the Tenth Street Methodist
)urch.
Ehe same train which brought Proctor
|dy also bore that Of Clarence Reilly OF
4 Belknap Rifles. which was carried to
In Antonio.
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-
sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

ton. Texas. September 26.-Stolen at
nd on the night of September "A, one
FEATHER saddle, hair pockets, wooden
Fps, only one girth; some OF the
IS haS been cut off and tied on
been used about Two years. VIII
% Tor saddle and $40 for thief in any
Texas. Address John G. MckAy,
soie. Holland Texas. or l.. J. Tank
sheriff, Bolton, Texas.
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ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ONE LOT AND HOUSE, containing four
rooms, bath room. two large galvanized iron
cisterns. nav outbnildngs aud fence, ~
complete, perfect title price 5000 cash lhln
Summer street, First ward. l0-i
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ron SALE or ExcmANGE.
Democratic Ticket.

Governor,
JOSEPH u. SAVERS.
Lieutenant 6oNorncr,
j n, BROWNING.
Comptroller
H. W. FINLEY.
Treasurer,
JOHN w. ROBBINS.
Land Commissioner
GEORGE w FINGER.
Attorney General,
TfIOS. s. SMITH.
Superintendent Public Instruction.
Railroad Commissioner
ALLISON MAYFiELD.
Associate Justice supreme Court.
TIIOS. ]. BROWN.
Judge Court Criminal Appeals,
NJ. NJ. BROOKS.
Congressman,
\. II. BALL.
For Representative 2Gth Legislature.
JOHN r. BROWNE.
NORMAN q. KtTTRELL.
For Judge bath Judicial District.
". n. WILSON
For Criminal District Attorney,
]. v, LEA
For County Judge,
II. II. VASMER
For County Attorney,
J.. LEE sCfWANDEh.
For District Clerk.
JOHN u. WILLIAMS.
For County Clerk.
II. +. DUPREE.
For Sheriff.
ARCHIE Il, ANDERSON.
For Tax Collector,
GEORGE l.. GLASS.
For Tax Assessoi,
ALBERT w. MCKINNEY.
For County Treasurer.
JOHN FARMER.
For County Surveyor,
WIN BRADBURN,
For County Superintendent OF Public In
struction.
B l.. JAMES
For County Commissioner.
Precinct No. JULES HIRSCH.
Precinct No. 2--JoSATHAN II. MAGEE.
Precinct No 3-CiAkLES ROTH.
Precinct No. Al. II G. BECKER.
For Justices Of the Peace.
Precinct No. WALTER MAI.SCH.
Precinct No. Nv. u. HILL.
Precinct No. IT. q. BENNETT.
Precinct No. civilian GIBSON.
Precinct No. 4--DARRY WEST.
Precinct No. b--GuS SEIDEL.
Precinct No. G-TfiEODoRE ZUBE.
Precinct No. TED PERRY.
Precinct No. s-M, MCDONALD.
For Constable
Precinct No. Nv. w. GLASS.
Precinct No. 2--THOS. WILLIAMS,
Precinct No. 3--CIIARLES SCOREG1A.
Precinct No. ar. +. WEST.
Precinct No. 81. BEUvESfrAUSEN
Precinct No. CIV a. HEFFLfN.
Precinct No. IA, q. WUENSCH.
Precinct No. Sc. N, SoJouRNER.
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A Wreck Prevented.

fman, Texas, September 26.-Last
the westbound passenger on the
aud Pacific railroad, after it had
ABOUT mile from the depot but had
81 reached the city limits, discovered
ruetlon on the track. An fnvesiigl-
howed 1t to be pole about seven
lie sih. and had 1t not been dis
would have caused quite disas-
wreck. The embankment at this
Is some sixty feet to the bottom, and
ne train ditched great loss OF life
necessarily have followed.
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FOR RENT--ModeI hotel contAInInF tVOny
rooms partly furnished: good location; GUo0
house. Address A. Hamilton. Cucru. Tex.
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NOTES

G. Luck, an old and respected member
Pc Masonic fraternity, was buried with
fhe honors of the order Sunday even.
Pm. JEFF Johnson, commissioner OF in.
|nee, has returned from three weeks
to Cincinnati and oth.r Northern
Its.
Ike oConnor is in the city endeavor.
10 make arrangements for giving Aus
representation in the baseball league
season.
eutenant Mills Reagan OF company /,
Texas, United States Volunteer in.
~, has returned to Galveston after q
visit to his parents. Judge and Mrs,
Tan.
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PERSONALS.

,or A. ]. Rose and Colonel George c..
Teton of Bolton are in the city.
orney Genera Crane has gore TO
to fill an appointment 10 speak at
point,
p. A. II, Garter and Neil P. Anderson
brt Na n are here on business with
ailroad commission
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THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH
ana use that old and well tried
~ Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup.
iu.sn teething. II soothes The child.
me gums. allays all pain. cures
CONC and Is the best remedy for
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WANTEp-~A first class bread aud cake bak-
"a from Houston; position permanent to q
strictly sober and industrious man. Mason
Harris. 2os East Austin street MARSHALL,
Texas. ~
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WANTEn--si situation In saloon by young
man. can give good references Address
{. G., Handy, care Germania hotel. Nous.
ton, Texas so
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WANTED-Ccmpcteut registered S-ug clerk
read and write German, unmarried South
ern business Exchange, iip bins oull-a s.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. head block setter for
mill; good position, southern Business Ex-
change. room 4io, Bing building IS
WANTED--Two girls TO do sewing. one ma.
chine ana one hand Apply i2is Congress
avenue. "
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TYpEwRITERs- Save your money and buy
OF us when In need Of a typewritcrs We have
ell Kinds at half price and terms TO suit u.
J. Finek & Co.. agents for the Hartford, q
Galveston. Texas. lost -ss
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IL wears old, Address c, L., this ofhcc, 80
wANTEp--P Position by young man. as collect
or; can help IN office, good pcnman; ngr
20 years. salary SIS; Al references. Ad-
dress No, lais, this Office 30
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wANTED--A small set Of books to Keep In
the evening, Address 1910 this office. -
WANTED situation by steady, sober black
smith and wood worker, plantation pre-
tcrred. Address w. ID. Williams, Pearland,
Texas.
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wANTED--A frst-class barber. Apply u
VIM. Lima, Lafayette. La. =
WA NTED- s5fntglv "A rood lady barber
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| WANTED--Ladics and gentlemen TO act as
| agents for good paying business. Cali today
| at room lis, Capitol hotel Is
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FOR sALE--400 acres adjoining public road
fiom Bryan 10 the A. aud 81. college aud two
piles from each place, Ill cut TO suit pur-
chlgors; beautiful. elevated. healthy build
ing site for those desiring TO educate their
children; fine graded school In Bryan and
tte college only second 70 the beBt In the
United States. land productive and we'll
eralLed. w. II. CayiiL Bryan, Texas. 1919
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PERSONAL.

DOC TORS meriting degrees graduated Other
professional college, correspondence courses
Loci Box 1856 Chicago. l0-t
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WANTED-Few more young men and women
TO learn telegraphy great demand Tor ope-
.raya. lb-l
DEWEY swept Spain from the seas. You eau
sweep the Geld o; all opposition with our
"peWey Contract" Write :. :. iiArris a.
Patterson. Managers, 'Old hartford Lie
l.nlias, Texas. u
sAI,EsMEN-For cigars, sl25 a month and
expenses; old firm, experience unnecessary.
&C Bishop a. Co.. 81 Louis. Mo. u
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EXCELLENT gentle horse. buggy pnaeton.
harness almost brand new. SivN. INSTALL
ments or trade. Room 5. l0oi,, Preston. Is