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The Portland daily press., 1898-01-18
Geo. II. JunkinS'
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

ITO LIFETIME lower rent, new house, II
Grove street, Corner Cumberland),
rooms. bath, hot water heat, very slightly and
convenient. Choice lower rent % State street,
rooms, bath. furnaces, laundry. GEO. F.
JUNKINS, under U. S. Hotel, Monument
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,,,,,v TINES HAVE COME.

You can afford to indulge yourself or your
family in the luxury of good weekly news
paper and a quarterly magazine of fiction.
You can get both of these publications with
almost library of good novels for SIS per year.
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| UTA NTED-Sltuaton by a smart. competent
w woman WHO wi l so in hotel, boarding
house. restaurant or will work in a laundry.
. viii go as launt ress. or kite hen work, dish
Wasllil G. or chamber work has good refer
j ences. Apply to 81 MYRTLE ST. Miss H.
1871
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FOR SALE Good milk for families or invalids
L who desire best milk. New tie-up just
constructed with all the latest modern con-
veniences for cho cest cows. Customers invited
to call at farm and see for themselves. Sample
quart bottles will be left on application. Ad-
dress WALNUT CREST FARM, Westbrook,
Me. 102
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EOR SALE-At Old Orchard Beach, summer
boarding house, Winona house, beautifully
situated on Hotel street. 10 rods from depot Is
rods from site of proposed pier, 10 furnished
sold cheap if sold at once. Inquire at SMITH
& ROBES STORE. Old Orchard, Me. "a
NOR SALE-One 10 horse power engine
Il and boiler; also radiators All in good
condition. Enquire of H. H. NEVEN5 81 Co,
1893 Fore street, City. 1l dec2tf
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BUSINESS CHANCE --sor sale stock and
70 lease of sma coun ry store, tenement and
stable connected, rent go per year, in village
near r. R Station. Chance for one with small
capita. Coed reasons for selling. Box $50,
Port; nd ISL
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Stories Atpnt Him Recalled by His DeSth
SIC Killed - Moose With a Feskn!fo-A
l.ons Contest With tho Law in Which
~, lvas Usatep.
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TOWN TOPICS,
2Os Fifth Avenue, New York.
WANTED.

WANTED-A small furnished rent, within
W city limits. Address. stating number OF
rooms ETC., and terms. RENT, this office.
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UOUND-A sum of money. The owner can
ST., proving property and paying for ad. 12-1
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IN we will make suits or overcoatS at 10 per
cent discount for cash. Fine repairing, cleans
ing and pressing done at short notice and rea-
sonable prices. PETERSON & HANSEN,
Me N. Iasor:, Ii i mple ot. 1871
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MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED : We have
lia funds of clients to in first mortgages
at land per cent interest on real estate secur-
lty. Builders and owners can obtain satisfac-
tory leans by applying at the Real Estate Office.
First National Bank Building, FREDERICK S.
VAIL. Ill
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r OST-The lady who by mistake took the fur
~ lined overshoes from Gilberts hall, Thurs
day evening, will be glad to know that the true
1871
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first day of March, June, September and De-
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best writer's of the day and mass of short
stories poems, burlesques, witticisms, etc.
Subscription price, So per annum.
Club price for both, SIS per annum.
You can have both of these if you subscribe
NOW and d0nas of 10 novels selected from
the list below. Regular price for each, so
cents. All sent postpaid.
Remit S. in New York exchange, express or
postal money order, or by registered letter,
together with list of the 10 novels selected,
by numbers, to
TOWN TOPICS,
2Os Fifth Avenue, New York.
sTHE COUSIN OF The KING BY M VanMsstru.
Y IL 3 c sg cap ens41 .s
nes EFT 81 & Ghai s. ;,
1s-AN HNSr p pI; , SIREN By John Gis
1s-WH HY5 SAYS GLApYs ~ David Christie Murray.
, ,s-qHT OF 9In THE SULPHUR; By T. G. De
aorE HUNT FoR HARpiNEs s.'A By ,ss Anita vvan.,
AGfas Fasg By sss g..
"NS'VR TO LOVE BY Joanna E. Wood
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FOR SALE-A close carriage Rockaway
STYLE made by Zenas Thompson & Bro,
very little used; one double Russian sleigh in
very good condition; also a light :double
carriage. for one or two horses, at "a bargain;
one set silver mounted double harnesses, enc
set plain double harnesses, one single collar,
harness. robes. blankets. etc. Apply to WM
F. S. BROWN, 800 Congress street, Portland.
121
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EOR SALE-On West street. first class house.
IA rooms and BATH steam heat and all
modern improvements; suite parlorS dining
room and kitchen on first flor; best bargain n
that fayorite street. w. II. WALDRON & CO,
1870 Middle st l5l
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LOST AND FOUND.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for Is cents. cash in advance.
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ITO LET-Choics upper rent, II Cushman
| nient. Also nice rent, Is Merrill street, 6
rooms at very reasonable price. GEO. F.
JUNK1NS, under U. S. Hotel. Monument
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| mo LET-Furnished house, 81 Pine street,
furnished and very desirable also lower rent,
\ 40 Hanover street. 8 rooms, very convenient.
| GEO. F. JUNKINS, under y. S. Hotel, Monu-
| ment Square
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHARLES S. WALKER, trained nurse. grad
y uate Mclean Hospital Training School,
Bostt n, hls Il Gated in the city. Massage gi ven.
dress No. II Free st. 1871
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PUBLISHED BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT.
THE MAHDI, Or = 1o sTD4 AyD OF RACE.
a DRAMA IN STORY.
Tsy HALL GAME,
q DRAMA IN STORY.

OF 1.-THE Confession 1.-THE BoNDMAN
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EOR SALE-Cigar store ana pool room for
sale, GAL CONGRESS- ST. Ill
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wANTED-stTUATluN

Forty words Inserted under this he ad
ons week for rs cents. Oasl, in advance.
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WANTED-The best dessert which isl Burn
wboh mans Has os m saae IN aecenf
red diamond marks cut from package. Ask
your grocer for it. In stock at III. S. MELCH-
Err CO.'S and jobbers generally. III
WANTED-Orders for Underwood Spring
w Water delivered al residence i'll five gal
lon glass carboys at soc each. Great remedy
for Kidney and stomach troubles. Address THE
UNDERWOOD CO., Portland. 1911
WANTED-Boys and girls to call at IL Ex-
w change street. room 3. For one days
work you can earn watch, fine gold ring,
a fleetwood clock, set of engraved sllverWare.
able employment 1871
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EOR SALE-We are offering a good
substantial. sunny story brick house at
upper end of city. in good repair in all particu-
lars; open fire places and CRATE; has barn at
rear of lot on lane Lot nearly 100 feet deep.
BENJAMIN SHAW, 81 IL Exchange st.
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Tor Stakeholder house located on Spring
L street. between State and High, has eleven
rooms and bath; in perfect repair, hot water
heat, set tubs in laundry, hot and cold water in
lavatories. Good bargain; first time offered.
w. II. WALDRON $500, 1870 Middle ST. 12-1
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" Situation by intelligent young
w man of fine character. who has had con-
siderable experience i'll banking, and business
in general; best of references given; could
adapt himself to most any first class position.
Address A., this office. TT
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| ITO leftover rent. 6 rooms, 81 Tate street.
= Lower rent. rooms % Summer stree .
Lower rent 6 rooms, 80 Myrtle street. Upper
4 rent: Prospect, 9 rooms and bath. GEO. F..
| JUNKlNS, under U. S. Hotel. Monument
4 SOUara
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Lady canvassers. New article,
w quick seller. Only first sclass canvassers
wanted. Address by letter, j. j. H.. Press
Office 1871
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CONSIGNED Household goods of every de-
" scription are always to be found st
private Sale at our Auction Rooms. We often
have articles less than half the cost to man
ufacture GOSS s. WILSON, Auctloneers Is
Free street. n-I
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EOR SALE-Two story house containing IL
rooms and bath; fitted with all the modern
improvements and centrally located at No. 2l5
Newbury street. Nicely fitted for one family:
Also good lot of land with same. Inquire of
A. C. LIBBY s. CO., 40 ~ Exchange st. 1872
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EOR RENT-Rooms on second floor over
at HASKELL & JONES, Monument Sqr 1874
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MADAME CLARK-Fortune teller. Hours
M from to and to 10 p NJ. 281 Cumber-
land st. Ladies 25c. Gents so. 15-1
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MONEY TO LOAN--On first anG second
interest as can be obtained in Portland; also,
loans made on stocks, bonds, personal proper
ty or any other good securities. Inquire OF A:
G. LIBBY & CO.. AZ IL Exchange 81. lanl24
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" gress street, corner OF Oak, on second and
third floors, single or in suites; also choice
front Office, $50 Congress street, best location in
the city, and first class in every respect GEO.
+. JUNKINS, under U. S. Hotel, Monument
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SITUATION WANTED by a young Ameri-
y can woman to do general or second
work in small private families, is good cook and
laundress. or will do table work in restaurant or
ehamberwork in hotel or assistant cook. APP
ply in rear IA Chestnut street. Ill
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1EOR RENT-Two family house, cypress fin
4 ish, Gust being completed, five rooms and
near railroad square BENJAMIN SHAW,
81 ~ Exchange st. Ill
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ITO LET-Two tenements on corner Forest
Avenue and Arlington streets in Deering.
Sebag0 and bath. All modern improvements.
Price reasonable. w. +. DRESSER, No. SO
Exchange street. Portland. 12-1
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vsTANTED-All persons in want of trunks
w and bags to call on L. d. REYNOLDS,
b63 Congress street. one door above Shaw's
and can therefore give bottom p aIo@.
Trunks repaired. Open evenings. We frame
pictures. 1872
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M ONET TO LOAN-On first class real estate
IN mortgages at from to per cent. Also
real estate bought, sold leased and cared for.
25 years successful experience. GEO. F..
JUNKINS, under U. S. Hotel Monument So.
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rVNO LET-Store near Union Station. Rent SIS
l. per month; also several small house rents
also for sgle one dapple gray horse. Address,
j. w. DEERING, 576 Congress st. 121
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WE will advance money on any kind of
w merchandise consigned to us, or will
nav cash for household furniture, store
Stocks and fixtures of any description. GOSS
4 WILSON, Auctioneers, is Free street. lift
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VNANTED-A smart capable, pleasing Amer-
w can widow woman, 40 years of age a posi-
ton as working housekeeper in bachelors or
widoWer's family; good cook and housekeeper
Address W. NJ, r. D. Box So, Mechanic Fails
Me-. or apply to 500 IL Congress street, Mrs.
Palmer'S office. Ill
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BUILDING on Custom House Wharf with
ID dock privileges suitable for any kind of
fish business or steamboats,. Apply to PELEG
BARKER on the wharf. AL
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Mooney to loan on real estate, and
lyA cent per annum; also money to loan
on life insurance policies, notes, bonds,
household he, goods and any good collateral
security W. P. CARR, 10 m D, Oxford
Building, 1856 Middle street. 81
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MONEY TO LOAN-On mortgages of real es-
M fate in the city and suburbs. at and per
cent. Notes discounted on reasonable rates of
interest Real estate for sale and rented. rents
Collected. Care of real estate. % years in the
business N. S. GARDINER, 1876 Middle
street, room T. Pa
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TOILET.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 CENTS cash in advance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16

nocents that the PHILIPPINES are quite. -
likely to become growers OF cotton as users
OF cotton In fact. IL the PHILIPPINES are as
represeng ed, 1t will take several genera
tions to elevate them to the beauties OF pat-
ticosts and underclothes Meanwhiic some
enterprising Americans will be hiring them
at 10 cents day TO grow cotton at pro-lt
at cent?.
There is nothing 40 hinder the sale oil
cotton goods in the Philippines and In CHINA
but trade restrictions and The habits OF
the people. The trade restrictions can DC
removed by treaty in the Philippines. As
TO China, the United states as making head.
way quite as fast as other powers ana couid
do no more IL she owned the whole OF tne
Philippines. Cotton goods VIII sell IN any
country at what they sell Sore, plus nrok-
erage, freight and import duties-preciseiy
this and nothing more. II we owned tne
Philippines the utmost that could be done
would be to admit our own cctton goois
free and tax the cotton goods OF other ma
tons But this would be met by tarln re-
taliation that would destroy our trade IN
other countries, and would be simply tax
ing one set of our people for another SCI.
Spain has tried this policy and ignomin-
iously failed. But Imperialism must go
TO the same length or fail in Its purpose to
get something out OF Dependencies more
than the cost OF administration Otner
purpose IL has none.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
o, NATION, PAUSE.

For The Post.
tThe United States declaration of wa,
against Spain distinctly d!ssyowei anv p,r,
pose Of conquest
" Nation bold, whore hundred years
nave tnralled the world in wonderment
AS II 2 meteor shamed the stars
AND paled the shining armament.
Behold thy self emhlazoned way.
where none OF earth or time NAV com,
Ana pause. o. Nation, ere thou struy
where fragment stars fafetell thy doom
" Nation strong, whose infant years
ontrival all the storied past.
AS II babe had burst the bars
mat hold its weakling fellows fast
AM stood tull-sinewed, giant formed
- beho tiny God7sppcinted task,
To show mankind itself transformed
Anu esre not cheaper glories ask
y, Nation great, whose ripenad vesrs
Have garnered vaster victories
Ihan all the cory glorled wars
o' all the blood-wrlt histories.
bshold tiny self-suffcient sphere
from sea TO sea and sweeping sky.
WITH cnly thy grdat self 10 fA,r
Lest GREATNESS gorge itself ana diei
u Nation. bolt and strong and sre,,
. oonseer where thou standest FIRM
secure in self-msde, God. hlest rata
true in act as fair IN tz,rm,
none ho'der than who dares da rign,
None stronger than who strangles Pal.
None greater than despises Might,
None false who Is net fa,se IN se,t,
ca,vos, Clarence ,)usley.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
ABANDONMENT OF popuL,sM.

elsewhere The Post prints significant
dispatch OF recent date from Augusta. Ga.
TO tho Atlanta Journal in which the possibl,
disarmament OF the popuHst State organ.
inattons and the return OF their members t
the democWtic party is discussed.
The Journal editorially had declared tAa,
the tines were ripe for the prodigals e
como back to the demooratio fold and hat
sssursd thcm that they would be- welcomes
mot ~ returning sinncrs but as those who's,
Judgment had erred.
The journal has occupied much the sam,
attitude towards the Southern populists a.
Ths Post. II has had no enmity for tn,
honest rank and file. but has fought ths
schemers and ambitious leaders who aay,
ettcmptod to maintain an organization hos.
tile towards the democratic party. Tho
Post has consistontly maintained that thos,
who were populists from principle. or be-
SAuss they were DESTROYS Of seeing thu
nasses Win against the classes. could bes
accomplish their purposes. and only accom-,
pllsh them. withdn the ranks OF the democ,
racy.
, This tnvitatlon from the Joulmai was 70.
publhhed and commentea on by the Au-
G.Afe Dvsning Tribune. possibly the mos
jpeal14i pcpulist paper in the South ant
ia Soly ppppNst DAILY IN the country.
s1paK ~ pepune6s OF Texas. those
8 ~ ~ pep>di4 part1 sor selfish
- - shsts otass and so
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
Gibbs in 1894.


Comanche Chief.
In his speech at Lancaster In 1894. which
Is being used as a cuGgel so freely by the
democratic press and speakers on the mud
siller candidate for governor. Barnett Gibbs
declared, with one hand stretched toward
heaven and the other on his heart:
When | crossed swords with my friends
In support of the Old Alcalde was told he
dad not look like a governor, but more
like copy Of the dooms day book, when
| supported Ross ! was told he was only II
soldier without any training necessary tor
a chief executive, and when | spoke for
Jim Hogg The Lord only knows what my
friends didn't say, Yet | Will so to my
grave proud OF these votes, though at
times l differed with every one of them on
soule questions OF policy"
Now Barney can't object seriously TO
CGiherson's administration. which was
more economical than Hogg's by 81, 500, 900
It's true that Culberson called special
session of the legislature TO put down the
prise fight, and Barney lobbled hard for so
much per lobby to keep the legislature
from carrying out the will OF the people
and especially the mudsillers. but Barney
ought not to fall out with him on that ac-
count. for the mudsillers whom no pro-
lesses now TO represent demanded such
legislation and heartily approved the young
governor in his action.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16

tlcn and are devoted TO the interests OF tho
people. to read the Tribune's slgnincsnt
comments. As that paper declares, the re-
forms for which Its party has clamored can
only be secured through National legisla-
tiou. and II the National popuVst party be
deaf, or tori. by faction. 1t Is a pure waste
OF time and effort to attempt to maintain
State organizations.
The populist fight has not been against
the democratic State governments so muca
as against the great trusts and monopolles
ana financial syndicates that have been
dominating National affairs. But these
agencies can nexer be dethroncd by q d.
videi Wet and South. Then again the
necessity for white government in the
Southern States is so apparent that there
should be no division Of sentiment among
tie white citizens OF Southern communities.
The situation in North Carolina Is a dread
full warning against sdissenslons and fac
tional differences among the white popula-
ton.
The Augusta Tribune IL intelligent
enough to see and appreciate this reason
ing and ii looks as II IL would be more than
willing to return to democracy. forget the
past and solidfy the South once more
against republcanism and Its dangerous
tendencies.
The populists should understand by this
time that as an organization they can ac-
complish nothing. but that az an integral
part Of the great democracy they can hope
for much in the way of the reforms which
they desire.
The return to their old faith must be
made by the honest populists individually
their seheming leaders Will keep UP the
fight as long as they can lind following.
In Georgia and Alabama thousands have
thus come back and we confidently expect
TO see the returns OF the pending election
show a similar movement in Texas onf
virtually mark the disappearance OF the
populist party in the Southern States.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
TEXAS NEWSPAPERS.

The Waterman is n new publication M
Gonzales. Alessrs. Taylor and wilhams
arc tho editors and proprletors.
Mr.. Ray Glover has started n new naner
at Thornton. Limestone county, the sam
Six column, four page publication.
The sinton Signal is now on ITS second
volume and rs In healthy condition. MIR.
j. ID. Autry has bought MIR. Babcock's in
terest in the paper
Mr.. Sid S. Johnson has commenced tho
publication of The Independent at Lins-
dale. 1t claims to be an independent Jour
nal, but Is popuistic to the core.
Tho Do Leon Free Press, which Is eight
and onehalf years Old Is now all home
print. The Free Press is an eight page
paper, and the change improves 1t con
slderably
Mr.. w. d, Cox, who has been connected
with the Temple Tribune for a number CT
years. Is now associated with Mr. f. p.
BaillIo OF the Johnson County Review OF
Clcburne "a city editor.
Tho Populist Calling Gun has made its
appearance al Marlin As It's mime would
indicate. the Calling Gun Is published In
the interest OF the popul!st party Mr..
Charles w. Rogers is tho publisher
The two papers of Italy have combined
forces, and the News Herald Is the result
The News-Herald is an all home-prlnt
five column eight page paper The publ c
is the gamer by the consolidation.
Mr.. John Il, Hardwleke, editor aad
proprietor OF the Texas Sun. published az
Corpus Christi, has greatly enlarged that
paper In point Of size, and the sun is now
ono OF tho largest weekly publications In
tho State.
On the occasion OF the first anniversary
of it's birth. the Coleman Democrat re-
cently issued special edition prlnlea on
colored paper splendid wnle-up OF
Coleman ana Coleman county is gwen.
with number Of Illustrations.
| The Caldwell News-Chronlcle has in
creased in size TO sixteen PAGES. The
\ News Chronicle is gotten IN as well IA
any other paper published in Texas. and
Messrs. Rust and Joiner are deserving OF
much success at the hands OF THE public
Tho Evening Ledger and Daily Record
of Mexla have consolidated The comblna-
tton Will he.known "a the Evening Ledger.
with MIR. n, +, Payne as business man
ager ard MIR. N. l.. Mcdonald, Jr editor.
The Ledger has just completed It's third
volume.
Noccna has another paper. The Post
published by Mr., j, NJ Wilson, who pro-
poses 10 make II a frst~class newspansr
devofed to the building up o! the sec,ion
where It is published, and especially The
town OF Noeona and 10 be democrats in
politics
The issue OF tho Gatesville Messenger o.
the 9th instant completes the sixth vol.
uine OF that paper. The Messenger has
had hard row TO hoe, but has MANAGED
TO achieve success by hard work on lhr
part OF its editor and proprietor Mr.. Il.
W, Martin, with the. favor ana co-opera-
'ion OF his friends.
The Navaso,a Examiner begins lis
fourth volume. Th-ee years ago the Ex
aminer was an experiment, bur the trhl
soon convinced the management that A
permanent Institution could be established
and arrangements to that end were so sue
eesstul that today 1t Il one OF ithe sure and
fixed enterprises OF Navasoa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
KNOWN eaueetors o. the blind 10 ,hl. coun-

known educators OF the blind in this coun-
try.
Paul Laurence Dunbar says that until tho
publication OF his lNest book few OF his
readers knew him TO be Of unmixcd negro
blood.
Sergeant James McIriipey OF company e,
Ninth United States infantry. claims to be
the man who picked on General Npares
at San Juan.
Miss Martha Baker. a teacher In Boston
public schools, is nov enjoying her first
extended yaction after a service OF forty
seven years.
ADMIRAL Schlcy is one Of thirteen chfl-
dren and has two uno1cs each she father OF
others thHeen. He is no believer 10 un-
lucky numbers.
Mrs. II. F.. Wright OF Chicago has come
into possession OF kettle oven which was
once given Martha Washington In payment
for knitting task.
Ex-Pogmaster General William l.. VIII
sons grandfather was a farm hand in JET.
ferson county. Virginia His father was q
country school teacher.