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La Junta tribune., 1898-04-30
Trustees Sale.
"HEREAs DEFAULT HA

WHEREAS DEFAULT HAVING BEEN
W made In the payment OF the principal
aud Interest on two certain promissory nutes
af seven hundred dollars each. dated Decem-
hsr g.s,, i..4 and due December slst. lsy /,
and lccetnber Il. 1876. respectively. ex. :
10 Q and payable IL the La Juuta State Bank
Ol L.. Juntt OterI county. state Of Colorado.
now the legal h.. .lder OF said notes. and
whereas a I'D nurer were, At their time OF
execution. duly secured ly u deed Of trust u
Il. A stecn as trustee. srtd trust deed beIBg
duly received for recording on the y2ni dav or
January. 1897, In tue clerk and reco, der ON e
~ uts.ro rs.unty. Colorado, and subx t-luentl,
duly re -orded In book -. al page .numOer zss
OF ts,e records OF said county, and
+ Whereas. for further ecurify OF said or m
isSory notes. In addition IN said trust deed
above mentioned. the = ID Alexander " Boi-.
at he time OF the execution OF said notes and
trust dcssi. assigned Il, ,iid the La Junfa State
Hank original Contract number nve executed
Alexander ". Bole, dated November 18th. isp !.
for the saieto said Alexander N Bo,e ny the
said the otsro canal Company 81 y wste.
rights. eacti water right representing one and
forty-four onehundredth~ cubic feet OF vat Z
wing under weir per second through and
Otrro Canal Company. aud to be applied To
tlse land mentioned In said trust deed and To
the Within described property. and icing the
deed.
Now. therefor. vt the written request Of the
u Juntx State Bank. the legal holder Of said
nsaes ami the collateral SECURITIES herein set
forth. and urdcr and by virtue of the power
and authority In, me vested by said deed Of
ust. will. ON Wednesday. the 1st day OF
Juno. lsas. nt the hour Of ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon. peIl ~ public suction. At tho front
dOOr OF the County Court bOuse In La Juntn
OterO County, state Of roksrsdo. The abov
dcscfibed vater contract number ove. for the
highest and the lest price the same viii bring
for cash.
VIII aisn sell the following described real
estate. beias the name PROPERTY d<scrtbed in
~. asoye mentioned trust decd and situated
II aajd Oteru County. Sfatc Of Cspl0sadO. ~ Wit:
The noefbeast quarter IN. 3 y Of section
naMhcr tventy-thrce (z5) In t0wnship numb Der
twenty.four CAD south ~ range number nfty-
oix { % we containiug one hundred aud
O1xey fDl screa. to9ctlteS with all OF the risht
1IlIe. interest and equity Of redemption of the
0a1d Alexander u. Rplc. his he ~ and assigns
n tho ainve descrfbed property, for the
hIglyest ard bcst price the same will bring for
0up1: the pr Ccrs1< Of said sale to be applied
70 tAo paymeut ~ SAID two pOfes and the In
teFost sheseCu accrued. and tAe expenses OF
execsting tsss trust- b A srxss
Elsae pub 'icatlon. April 70 1s9s
Iaet publication, May =, 1S@.
La Junta tribune., 1898-04-30
Going to tn. war.
LA JusTA, April 77th.

"My last recollection OF the
camp in which we were mustered
in," said the old soldier, "was oi
my mother. We had been IN camp
for days, for weeks, in fact, filling
up the regiment and drilling and
getting equipped and getting ready
generally. Finally we were mus
tered in, and the next day after
that we started.
.'lt was pightfall when we fell in
for the last time in the company
streets OF our first camp and march
ed out and formed on the color
line. There was a great crowd
there, relatives and friends and
sightseers come to see the reg
ment off. In front of my own
company l could see my father
and mother, come to see the last
of their boy before he went TO war.
l was the apple OF my mothers
eye. | knew that, and | had ex-
pected to see her break down COM
pletely when the regiment marched
away, but she stood as firm as a
a rock.
.'When the regiment came home
we marched up through the same
street that we had marched down
years before-night again it was,
too-with a band of music, with
FIRE works flying everywhere, and
with crowds on the sidewalk cheer
ing. to the town hall, where there
was banquet and speech from
the mayor, and SO on. When this
was nearly over my father, who
had come to meet me, went to tell
my mother was coming.
'.Home was half mile or more
away. A bunch of us, men OF the
regiment, started from the hall to-
gether. They fell off one after an
other until finally l went on alone
along the familiar street. 1t was
bright moonlight. Far ahead at
the corner Of the street down which
must turn for home, saw her.
She was waiting.
.'When had come to her, she
lifted up her hands and pronounced
my name. That was all. And
then her arms were around my
neck and my old blue overcoat was
wet with falling tears. Her son
had come home. New York Sun.
La Junta tribune., 1898-04-30

to bear up in this. their great sor-
row, and we poin. with true faith
to his promises and words Of COM
fort to the widow and mother, and
that our charter be draped in
mourning for thirty days, and that
a copy OF these resolutions be sent
to the family OF our deceased
brother and entered upon the min
utes; also that we tender our heart
felt thanks to the many friends who
assisted in the last sad privileges
with our deceased brother.
JERRY SHAW,
w. L. Hoop,
JoHS PEARSON.
Committee.
La Junta tribune., 1898-04-30
srA,s Aso cuM.

To the average American citizen
Spain iscomparatively an un-
known land, and few statistics
regarding Spain and Cuba may
prove OF interest to our readers
just at this time. We only pro-
pose to give few isolated facts,
which will enable the reader to
form an intelligent opinion as to
the final outcome OF the impending
conflict.
The area OF continental Spain is
I97,57o square miles, or small
number OF square miles more than
the states OF Ohio, Indiana, Illinois
and Michigan.
The population of Spain proper.
according to the last census (iSS7),
numbered I6,645,3+5; viz, S,253,
59I males and s, 500. 29S females.
About SO per cent of the population
can neither read nor write. Madrid,
the capital, has population OF
57e, Goa. TIL. colonial possessions
OF Spain in America are Cuba and
Puerto Rico. The area OF Cuba is
1870 square miles, and OF Puerto
Rico, $3.50 square miles.
Cuba is not quite as large as
Pennsylvania. The population OF
Cuba in 1887 consisted of Span
iards. o77.o92; foreign white, Io,-
632; Chinese, 1851; Negroes,
$50, 24o. Slavery was abolished in
1856.
The Spanish navy is by no means
an insignificant, affair. In 1888
"a, 900 sailors and 1000 marines
were in active service, commanded
by one admiral, 40 vice -admirals,
GAS commissioned officers OF var
ious grades. The national colors
are red and yellow. The navy and
army are recruited by conscription.
The frontiers OF Spain are guarded
by about 90 fortified towns. For
,itications are worth very little in
modern warfare.
Alfonzo KILL, King of Spain,
was born May II, 1886, about six
months after the death of his father,
Alionzo XII. His mother, Maria
Christina, an Austrian princess, is
queen regent. The king OF Spain
will be OF age in 1909.
The government OF Spain con
sists OF a king, senate and house
OF representatives The represen.
tative body, called a Coues, is
composed OF senate and chamber
OF deputies. The time was when
Spain ruled Europe and America.
La Junta tribune., 1898-04-30

The capture oi the Panama, a
bie Spanish liner carrying two
twelve. FOUNDERS, by the lt,le light
house tender Mangrovc. was the
most sensational piece OF war new S
during the week. SPAN is IN
ebriated with bombast and bluff at
a safe distance, but a, close quar-
t,rs even an an infant makes her
show the white feather.
La Junta tribune., 1898-04-30

The twentieth convention OF the
Music Teachers National Associa-
,ion will be held at the Waldorf
Astoria hotel, Thirty-fourth stree,
and Fifth avenue, New York City,
n. Y, June 23d to 27th, inclusive,
1893. The convention will sit in
continuous session from 10 a. IN.
until 10 p. m. daily. The pro.
grammes will include concerts, re-
citals, lectures, discussions and
meetings for the transaction oi
business.
La Junta tribune., 1898-04-30
4 Card.
To Me Pu6he:

To Me Pa6Lf:
At the request Of many citizens,
irrespective OF party, church or
race, | consented, in the interest of
the public welfare, to stand as a
candidate for the Office of member
OF the school board, it being repre-
sentcd to me that there would be
no opposition. Since then another
candidate has been announced and
1t will devolve upon the citizens to
choose between him and myself.
1t has come TO my knowledge
that injudicious par,isans are re-
sorting to ialsehoods TO influence
votes. believe that my opponent
would disapprove OF this as well as
myself and that he would agree
with me in preferring that the
choice should be determined with
ont appealing TO deception or
prejudice. In denial OF rumors
that have come TO me from several
sources ! wish TO state distinctly
that | have no. made and shall not
make any pledges of any kind to
secure votes; that # | am elected
shall enter the Office a free man,
and shall act in such manner as
shall find for the bes, interests Of
the schools without favor and with
out prejudice; and in particular !
wish TO disavow any desire or in
tention OF presenting my good
friend, Geo. II. Taylor. as a candi-
date for Office. ! have too warm a
regard for him and too much con-
sideration for his present delicate
state OF health, ever to have thought
OF such thing.
S. r. MESpELsoN.
| LA JuSTA, April z7th.
La Junta tribune., 1898-04-30
erem cosossdo 70 the essst Lakes vis
lincoln and Omaha.

Less than l, 100 miles in about IS
hours. Electric lighted. steam
heated sleeping cars from Denver
through to Chicago, via the Rock
Island Route and the Chicago Mil
waukee & ST. Paul Railway, every
night in the week. Denver City
Office, Sol Seventeenth Street. j.
Z. Preston, Commercial Agent.
La Junta tribune., 1898-04-30
In Mem orism.


AT a regular meeting Of Anchor
Division OF sos, b. of l.. E., held
April ~, 1898, the following reso-
lutions were UNANIMOUSLY adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the AL
wise Chief OF the Universe to take
from our midst in an unexpected
accident Brother w. E. Alexander,
while in the faithful discharge OF
his duty on the A. T. & S. f. r. r.,
April I6, 1893.
Resolved, That in the death OF
Brother Alexander Division SOS
has lost one of its most efficient
and trustworthy members, and
while We bow in submission to the
will Of Him who knoweth and
doeth all things wisely, we cannot
help but mourn his untimely death,
and we realize that We have lost q
genial companion and a worthy
brother. We deeply sympathize
with the bereaved family in their
great grief at the loss Of true and
loving husband and affectionate
son, and we. pray that God will
place around them his protecting
arm and his wisdom, infinite love
aud mercy will give them strength
La Junta tribune., 1898-04-30
Real Estate Transfers.

The following warranty deeds
were recorded in the county clerks
Office during the past week:
W. Is. Goblin TO David A. kinEery. lot
10. block -. Rocky Ford ...-........ . E O
James ". NcCrccry to Paiienn. A
ward. ali Of block No. s. North Ia
JuutA. -.-.s--. .st +a--.-. .s---f- --s----.- y" v
n r Hard TO Henry Claus. north y of
northwest :. Of southwest y OF sec
tion =. township :. south. range ~
~est...................................I west 1000 O
Fowler Town and Land Company to
Frank VI. Starr. part OF northeast y
of southeast =, of section II. town
ship :. south. range ~ we.t.-.-.-.- 100 q
VIA. Matthews to WIN. Lowe. lot 10.
block - A, Rocky Ford .... .--..---. "a q
Fowler Town and Improvement Com
pany TO y. W. Starr. rart OF north
ca.t !. of southeast y. section II.
township :. south, range ~ west.
quit claim -s..-.
La Junta tribune., 1898-04-30
n,,;ng the term Of the dis,ric

During the term Of the district
court just closed two cattle steal
ing cases were on trial, one OF them
resulting in disagreement OF the
Jury and the other verdict Of ac-
auittai. These two cases occupied
the attention of the court for about
three days, at cost Of from $50
to $7oo a day, or total OF over
5000. In each case a calf Of doubt
fnl color and uncertain value formed
the basis Of the complaint, and it
looks as though the county was
being utilized 10 pay the expense Of
venting personal spite and giving
a innate Of the penitentiary an
opportunity 70 pay 40 old grudge.
La Junta tribune., 1898-04-30

Colorado's volunteer quota has
been changed 10 one regiment OF
infantry and two troops OF cavalry,
instead OF one regiment OF infantry
and one battery OF light artillery.
La Junta tribune., 1898-04-30

The Pueblo ChIeitain was twenty
SIX years old Thursday, and during
all this time 1t has remained under
one management, something very
unusual IN Colorado journalistic
circles. MAY il continue to grow
in grace and prosper until the end
.ti ttfup.
La Junta tribune., 1898-04-30

Some men are SO fond OF blow
ing their own horn that on the last
great day they will make a mighty
endcavor to relieve Gabriel of the
Job OF blowing the final trump.
La Junta tribune., 1898-04-30
OFFICIAL PAPER OF Ia JUNTA AND OTERO CO
Subscription 5. SO . year In advance.
v not paid in advance, S7.oo . year.
SATURDAY. APRIL 80. 1898.

The prospect OF gore in Cuba
has put an effective qnie,ns on the
prospect OF gold in the klondike
enthusiasts. Any old thing for a
change.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO coNTRACToRs-sealsd pro.
posais will be received by the commissioner
a. furniture and fixtures for the new court
house. in accordance with the plsDs arc
clerk Of Orange county. and also q ne o.
Texas Tes Bidders may also furnish plans sn4
snecincations Of their own with DIGS ana
also furnish samples e furnitSSrs,' .s ooun,y
Bids must 81 70 n'so On the he 18Th dsy q
Gsan 1897 check Tor $500 payable to Gee
r Poole. county Judge IN case sScep'e'
bidder fails 20 make satisiacdofy s.ssct any
Ihs Iii SI rsSsS Geo. r. Poole.
sna Cou;ty Judge, Orange County Texas,
orsnse. To- bsesubes y. issS' IN
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NOTICE OF annual meeting stockholders and
board OF directors Of Guadalupe Valley Rail-
way Company. Notice IL hereby gtvon that
the regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF Guadalupe Valley Railway Com
pany Will be held at the public office OF
Victoria Texas. on Tuesday February Z.
1891. at 10 o'clock a. m. The regular an.
nuai meeting OF the board OF directors OF
said company will also be held ut sHme
place aud ct once upon adjournment Of said
stockholders' meeting and this notice IL for
both meetings BY order Of the Board OF
Directors. Jno. 7. Bonner, Secretary. Quad
aIupo Valley Railway Company. 2-7-Ss
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4 MEETING OF THE sTocKIioLDERs and
directors OF the Texas and New Orleans
ing directors and officers. IL CALLED to take
pla q AZ tho ONCE OF ths company IN the
City Of Houston, Texas OH Monday. the
ninth dag OF January. 1893. G, D. ssgar:
Secretary isit3 ~ l-e@Uv
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balance on hand OF $136, SOL AS
g report of each months BUSH
been submitted to and Improved
nnorable board from month II,
required by law. These repor,s
~ correctly all moneys received,
.@, and for what account. For
uHments you have been handed
~ voucher, showing to whom
nM what account.
clsssifies the expenses, shows
~ ito officers and employees OF
Uentiary. and outside forces sep
xwsi0n account. convict cloth.
aaes and medical attention, dis
ncapture, transportation, ex-
noent to keeping prison build
sspslr, fuel. lights, etc., live stock.
permanent improvements. and
iedger accounts of moneys raid
sel as products raised on State
npms or worked into manufac-
LES labor and material fur
the different Industries and
AZ me various accounts named,
10 actual cash has been paid
FARM CONTRACTS.
. shows the receipts and ex-
contrect farms, names of CON
Herage number OF men, gross
wal cost of maintenance and net
separately.
"a fRAIIlRnAn uOpcro
cis statement showing results
rom forces hired to railroad
= follows:
aes accommodation 1 81
y maintaining ........ 105, ga "a
net profit Of ...... $S4. 4S8 So
STATE FARMS.
shows results in detail o.
harlem plantations. The crops
My0ne farm. consisting OF co..
!oacco. fruits and vegetable.
g at Huntsville. This farm Is
lsoor OF the third class, or such
% hired outside or worked
inside the walls. Tho lanil Is
much worn. hence results.
p'orlts are concerned. are not
phatatinn continues 10 be Z a
ach profit to the system. and
s.ed 10 again under the head OF
Recommendations.
n SHARE FARMS.
z shows results on share farms.
second class lsbor is em-
4inu considered, tsa.e fiorses
sasonably profitable, but. 70
80 report. ths labor working
could hH employed to much
S'ASe II the system owned
on which II could be worked
n sohnson sa-m iS accounted for
~ mat cr0ps have been small
over Than usual. This farm
"A convict women. who do very
York, uAe location bfdug ss-
en account OF the health OF
tlne secl lsion II offered than
nY Of the soil. or expecta-
WENT IMPROVEMENTS.
eeows cash Expanded Tor rer-
vcmen!s At Huntsville and
ana Harlem plantation.
INVENTORY.
~ J contain an invsntory Of
verasrees, end final results
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spEcIAL-That two-story cottage Of seven
rom Ball. with grounds i/)si3o feet, at
5000: terms 500 cash and So per month.
Houston ilsigbts lots al. lowest prices on
are artcsjan water Houston Heights ofiice.
26s Main street. John a. Miiroy. agent u
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BOARD AND RooNS.

TWO NICE large rooms and one small ons'
with good table board: reasonao'e rats;
,,,urr ,,...a,t desirable rooms with board
w;th = nriyate family in Third ward; ras.
eren i required; 1lo7 Lamar avenue. =.
,9,, TEXAS AyENUE--LarEo boarding house,
eis blocks from Capitol hotel, NAH street
hotel Recommendations; trsnslents ana tss
Mar boarders solicited; rates rcasonaDie g; I;
Telephone 76O ------.----,--.y----.. !.
hcarS In priyate family. for TWO gentlemen
or married couple without CHILDREN. He5s
erences Apply 90s La Branch street. =
rop RENr-Pleasant rooms, singls Or sn
suite. with or without board at ~, rss.r.
avenue. one block from Capl1o' no's' ~ y
CrCeH. liN. =
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WE CAN offer 1900 square feet, fronting
Crgwford paved street, to- $500; cue nice Pig
s sl.-ioom modern cottage. lot lbxlW. s inSo
ward IND at prices TINT VIII compel you q
huy We have the largest ilst Of pf0psrly
IL the city, ana cur prices viii convince y0u
tl,a, We are the cheapest. give " rlali
va can suit you II any one can. Noruess
Cooley. Binx Building. phone 67s. -
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ron sAI,E-2e3 acres OF fine farming lano
about nine miles west OF Kennedy ana abou,,
see, niles southwest Of karnes Clty n,
and house: 100 acres In cultivation. for
PARTICULARS apply 10 J. q. Hilljs. keneoy;
Teyae.
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..1r On TRADE FOR cATTLE-A
sood stock d o ana oosninG ioi
Or viii rent steres lSsn Ads HVs Box ..
ss u1bIii Te1sa =
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SPECIAL sALE--Non-reside desires 70
close out his Interests IN Houston Helgnts
and offers lots ut SO cash each. for snort
time. Address +. r.. y. o. box y hous
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THREE LOTS. twoistory rs.icrnce sai5 Aus
lin. two nice two-siory houses. corner Tay-
lor and Kane. low prices; long. easy paJ-
pieIts King & Co.. ia Main.
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FOR sALE--House and lot near business cen
ter; VIII take small farm as part cash pay
ment II well situated. no Louisiana street.
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AGENT RICE.
L tie Money Affairs Of
ullsallaries.
|lup rHftxptNDlTuRts
~ rsvor or the Former
4 ! rom ns e ntiations
tester results.
3 r,nancial Agent Rice to
4, commissioners is as fol-

q uon. s. M. Fry. Hon.
por,tentiary Commits
fy'o''
,sxln, Texas.
texas, --Gentlsmen' here
Etfupy su. -. tans,a-,os
eoS'''o IN, ,ren,ral stare
s,,s,nsss conducted by this
"a past two years, from
!. october 81. 1898. At
y iesVO' ~ .,., ,,,,,d NJ
ID, .ssre was a cash balance
.'.srg to sos. so1.24. Received
>,.,,,,,,h., 1ses -
Hess il0i. sos Of ,naL,n,v tntaJ
~ si,sis.o' bn,d si.5aS ar, %
tASwas disburssa @i'S'1, 1as !; !;
- cAiahce 1890
=. -, ). :, 49,. 70
~ anu sa,,an.s
narized as ,.r ,S''o
nd No - %, },
70 1885,. s'''o0A
1 ION sale
utatturel1 osc ans .,
~. SAIL. saie
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

1 HAVE IMPROVED FARMS In North aud
Central Texas to exchange for South Texas
improved land: write for particulars IL
II. MacNicoli. 502 Binz BUILDING 20
FOR SALE small fruit and stock farm near
Dickinson; water front. woodland. large
buildings. ! fenced. Address Richard Ben
son, Dickinson Galveston county, Texas.
Vobt, c. Fuerst owner, 2o22 n. is street.
Omaha, Neb
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FOR SALE on RENT-A nns plantation, y
Rrasoris county. valley land. seven mlles
stats Of cultivation; 70 tenant housss; stors
aud managers house. 70 muies ana necees
sary piows. ETC.; will give eafeSm e ~
sponsibie psrty. Aodrees - -. ~vssssSt
Kinpi bulldlpx. HQuyton. "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoTrCic--Th, Salvation Army wood yard VIII
deliver no moro wood except COD. -
please leave money At the house for driver
TO collect. ]. $. kunnits. ensign. MANAGER.
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tx n YJE( II NJ ~ Is X8x
\. =. :, 49, ','1' = a I. "A !.
ssvSu.p WANTED.
First.cisee ynsss w VA Metre q
p0ithn Resthutnuts tvV tei''v "N<uuc' -
wANTEp--Fifty teams 70 haul wood; pa
weekly j. NJ. Matthews, Clintcn, ~
wANTEp-A white OF ceicrcd woman to
cook for section. Apply a u c.ylccS noon.
w"su' " - 49, - II
COOK WANTED to CON a. scctlon noate'
man ana wife or miSe.e,ysks%, wImnn RE rTe
~ .s4 =
VAN IEts--Soicrs man VINO shvavusnss s wu
dersunds hnusc WORK. Apniv at once 1Sss
Sasei'ne Street - - =
wANrists--Au experienced hand IN dress.
WANTEp-A white woman to cook aud as
sist With houscvsork, Arrly Mrs. /.
pEY,lAni.E Man IA handle agents Tor rele-
Var. ,arinsc atnn,n Victcgy Mfg Co.
;,isvc,snd' ohio'
AcENfs WANTED Tor the only of6ciai s'lu..
tory of Our War Win SPAIN; ~ SNusss, Is 81
dents ani Results e,Vi.m,ttn a "h sy "f i,an
Sisr pis'c Rnsscii senator Proctor tvtJ and
casa,s. ,rn,,rston mn 4 ) = The ereatest
s s"se . r~n,.,,. foil mora agents Wanted.
W. ra,, srs,vS, and dive credit Write for
terms and territory 10 the sole publishers.
A, d, Worth,nxton Co.. Hartford. Conn
iivu , 49,, rs,,ulr.,ss itxrhanar tli
~ wf.g Snu'nein p"s'h's'
""A pu'ioinS. --------------
WANTED--Coal miners, steady work. ,chcnp
living expenses; Addrcss r, 4, Noos conn nm
nsrn mssnS ssi,nn sosi ~ Il
=, ,,,,,., -. ~. :, ;rso. r.,icrea sol.
WA s, r Nh Eoou vooS ~ nMiv tois McKee,
st ,e "o'A"'' s'e's'' 30
-, 49,, ;fa man ~ work
,ruch farn we, woman 10 rcoS. wash and Iron
E, C. Haxood, Arcadia Texas u
=, ,,,,,,,, s,4,, vo,,,,. ,aav s,anoe
"n ~ ,an.a ,,,'a rar,usnrni smployment.
With law flrm Ii Beaumont. Texas. Ap-
ply Thursday December %. 1885 from 10
|s-sa m, 10 IL M room 40S Moure-Burnctt,
building. --sv
WANTEr--h good white gifl 10 do house
work. Address 20, Artesan place, Mrs x *
T IJpbor.g s. -
~, III, NTSS,iary $40 per ycais
Henry wottcrson's new book, nhistSiy
SPANISH American War. Greatest :. se ~
known; low price; most liberal terms ss ,i,
AIRY or commssion; freight prepa,,W ~, i.,s -.
SSn Mehs , s9 IMh S",,are bible House 52i
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PORTRAIT AGENTS everywhere, quit vtnys
AM, .,,h nhrane nnrtiemiars, Family Pors
tfait CO. ChIcago. 1
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eiyht weets cpn'p,e,e, ny iu'ut s ~, s,,4,
start srsnuatss IN m V,,, ,,. ave
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,,,ss '' srs filied, Moier Barber College. ST.
LOWS. Mo l
wANIED7-A boy TO work ~ so aa %, i'm h'sS "
IN o'nosse'' :
wANTEp---A nist-rlass coatmaker at oncss
3ii Fannin street II Battelastsi ~ y %
ExpEkiENcEp DRUGGIST married. man