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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-28

SPECIAL TUITION RATES until September
!. enter and take advantage CT this special
sumner course; day and night sessions
Houston Shorthand and Typewriting School.
Mason block, Miss Alice +. Harper, primer.
II
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FOR SALE--A splendid two-siory store house
and fixtures and house and nine lots. all
new aud perfect condition. splendid business
location, Address 2St2. this olHcc,
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTBn-Sccond-h hand typewriters, In good
conditions state make aud price. +. o, box
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-Farties desiring
TO buy farms or ranches, any size, cheap. ON
long time and low rates OF interest should
COMFORTABLE HOME for sale at bargain
aud easy terms. In Fourth ward, between
two car lines; shade trees and nice lawn.
outhouses and modern convonirncee, Ad-
dress Melville, care The Post. No agents.
IL
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ANDERSON is ready to give you the bcst and
cheapest photos in the city. come at once
and bring me ladies and all the family. 4o3
Main street. rs
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A WELL. recommended aud experienced sales
man or collector wants employment Ad
dress c. C., this oilcs. 2.
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FINANCIAL.

Ed. S. Phelps. Attorney soilt Main street. 20
MONEY TO LOAN on Houston business prop
erty n. l.. Mills, 207 Main street. n
MONEY TO LOAN on improved farms and
ra,irbes. Francis Smith & Co., San An
tomb. Texas. Call on r. w. Norris. Khan
building Houston. Texas.
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SITUATION wanted by ali round printer. sin
gle. age Il eight years experience. REFER
encos furnished, will work for reascnabe
weges. Address Printer. box 22S. Bestrop,
Texas 2S
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MAN AND WIFE want situation: man frst-
class class cock, woman good waiter Address
1925. this Office 40
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n.,,,rca ,yhiIe Bnthing.

Paris Texas. juno 27.-sam heeofu was
,.,,r.,aa IN a rool four miles southwest OF
town last night while bathing
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FOR sALE--ilot Z. 10 block as, corner Holly
and Shcarn, Address J. W. Oates sis'e Con.
FOR sALE--My place near Spring branch,
7, q. Hillendahi just south OF NJ X, and
7. iail aud public road. about nine mics
from Houston court house consisting Of ~
acres Of land, Of which 81 acres are hay
pasture. everlasting life water for cattle and
hogs wear by. plenty and good buildings 90
place; ever 100 trees H. orchard, and 4 good
crop In field; place web diaiucd; good title;
reason. TOO small tor srowing family hold
~ ST. per axc, with n discount for cash.
III A Bauer, HIlendahl, Texas. 20
FOR SALE AT a bargain Il sold soon. a well
built cight-room house, large hall. bath
room and closets: also basement, grounds
itoxlS2 feet, fruit trees, otc. VIM. Peacock,
Houston Heights. IS
SALE on SCHOOL PRoPRRTY@-N. p. Ward,
In behalf of the trustees OF the Wallis
school. will receive sealed bids for the rur.
chase of the school house aud stounds up
to II o'clock a, m, July II isas, resetvans
the right to reject any and all bids; terms
ono-third cash, balance In ono ana Two
years For further Information. Address y
Y. Ward, Wallis, Austin county. TeNas.
CHARACTERIZATION cottage, rents would
meet payments, Dairy just outside city iim.
its very chear. SOS Kiam building. IS
FIVE choice lots, Fourth ward (Southl. siioo;
two choice lots, near Main. 5000; homes In
alt pnrts OF the city at bargains and terms
to suit. Our list OF homes 10 sell and ront
Is the largest IN the city, We make q spe-
cialty OF city business and will not be un-
dersold. We carry q full line OF insurance
companies, Give us trial OF any business
You may have ia OTTER. Nornect Cooley
| Bins building; phone 61s u
! FOR sALE--A splendid two story store house
4 and fixtures and house and mine lots. all
new aud perfect condition; splendid business
LOCATION. Address ~. this oiace J
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FOR SAFE.

FOR SALE business and contents OF one
two-story house. largo yard and cheap rent,
also one buggy and horse, Address 299s.
this office.
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SITUATION wanted by active young boy
10 attend to horse aud buggy or work around
yard; can furnish good reference. Address
1894 this office. 80
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JrWELRY--An up-to-dats stock OF iewslry
IN tawr OF 5000; only jewc'er In to~p: good
repair trade: good paying business. iiox 10.
Lonkvicw. Texas. !
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

slJ9 INVESTED earns 80 per cent weekly;
established q cities. third year: particulars
free ID. sloane, 10 81. Paul. Baltimore.
No
OWNER Of a nine-room house. with modern
conveniences, in Third ward wants 10 trade
his equity for land or cattle. Call or ad-
dress 2i2, Moore Burnett building. 2
AN OPPORTUNITY for inyestment--The Star
Restaurant OF Galveston. Texas. one Of the
best known and most completely equipped
restaurants in the south, ~ now Tor sale
the next few weeks. Address VIM. Ritter.
trustee, 22l1 Market street. Galveston.
Texas.
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NOTICE OF TEMPORARY ADMlNlSTRA-
ToR.-The State OF Texas, County of Har-
ris: -, AIS, .,,.,,,,
Cd Temporary illustrator Of the estate OF
Frank stcrne deceased, by the hen, ", ~
shaw Judge Of the county court OF liar-
rs county, Texas. on ne 2Otn Gay o, June In
,erested m said estate that his address Is
No gis Franklin avenue. in Houston, Har-
ris county. Texas, where he receives his
mail. This 9Th day OF June a y is'''
Temporary Administrator of Frank sterne;
Deceased.
THE STATE OF TEXAS. County of Orange
Notice s hereby given that there win De a
snarial meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Cnlf Texas and Northern Railway company
a, is general office. In the city OF Orange.
TeYas. on Friday, the 18th day Of July, A. D.
1895, for the purpose oil AUTHORIZING the 81
road commission Of the State OF Texas and
nyorure it's consent for said company TO is
Enc its bonds for the construction ana com
pletiun OF its road .,,. ,,.s
witness my official signature TINS 1871
aav OF June, A. D. 1sss;
ia 7. ". Illss, ,ils- se '.l wary y
NoTICE is hereby given. that the snnua,
mseting of the stockholders ana Doaru o.
directoYs OF the Galveston, Harrispnrs ana
cnn Antonio Railway company VIII BE- held
% ~ o,fIce Of the company In the city o.
a. uls Texas, on Tuesday. July 5, is9i.
houst'n' C. y. seger. Secretary.
,,,,.o =, secretary, Houston, Texas. june
1, 1855.
srop .cE-we will advance money and
sIpna as no interest on goods stored: no rats;
only hrs,slas;, rars eo nj IN Milan iI street
Archer oes u
-, ,ne direct Navigation Company.
OFFICE o. June /, isss-Notice Is hereby
ssss that the annual ., 81 6 81 me ss ssGss
u Folders e* 49, Uni he held in the company s
w. va so Wc ilcs Franklin street, Houston.
T 1,no on TUESDAY. July s. isss. ~ u oe'css
4 n. B. c. cushman. Secretary. -
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS offers moro induce
mcnts now than ever before TO parties de-
string homes For particulars call at the
Houston Heights office, EOS Main street Jno.
A. Milroy agent. Il
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FOR SALE-First-class steam laundry. town
$500 population, doing good business. small
t"r sa,,i,n oaiSnvv Easy 's.ns, 'es sss1
this office. sS
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FOR SALE--Busiuess and contents Of Lone
star hotel; good reason for selling. In
qu!rc 500 rrairlo avenue.
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pay GOODS DEALERS Ready made bars.
Adams' Cord Nets, ioyen lots only, ,exs2,
sto dor. sox72, $500; 6oN7s $3.50. Frank
lin -
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THREE BICYCLES, second hand, IT, good
conditions part cash, balance on instalinicnt.
also an Eastn,an's kodak. Address J. W.
Watscn, McDale. Texas. 20
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HEADQUARTERS for seed. fruit boxes and
baskets Of every DESCRIPTION. Just received
Mexican Juno corn Valve, teans, sorghum.
milict, kaffr corn. grain sacks We offcr
this week sweet potato plants. Si.so per 1900;
tobacco plants. soc 100; new crop turnip seed
dcc July l. Holloway Seed. Grain aud Com.
rlsslou Co., Dallas. Texas. II
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VF7' 'F"'F W.T.
house Apply 3lJ Caroline.
FOR gEST-An oightrrooin two-story dosira
bly, located house. corner walker and Sal
Jacinto. Amply to Vim. u Cleveland.
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FOR KENT-tour handsomely furnished
rooms. cool and pleasant for summer Call
1918 Uusk avenue.
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SITUATION WANTED.

SITUATION WANTED-By a Young girl 70
do horsework no cooking. good reference.
Gail 1917 Providence street ~
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1SeS piCyCLES down 10 xNp--New 1904 model
ladics' and gents bicycles are now being
sold on easy conditions as lov - S.; others
outright at Siss5. and high Erado ut sia.yS
aud $3.50, 20 be paid for after received. II
You will cut th.s notice out and send TO
stars, Roohurk Co., Chicago, they will
send you their isaS bicycle catalogue and
full particulars.
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EnOM CAPITOL HOTEL,

FoR RENT-Ne modern house for the sum-
mef furnished; pleasant locality; suitable
for one OF two fuiniiies, Dos Polk hvenuc'
between Main and Travis; references u
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ron sALr or EXCHANGE.

WhNTED--use Of u COW for summer months,
| oi viii trade set Of furniture for same Ad-
dress 29S3. this office, Q
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EXPERIENCED teacher wishes a position az
governess, clerk or cashier. willing to 20 TO
the country as teacher or companion. Ad-
dress Reference, this office. 80
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HERRLE's SCHOOL OF MuSIC-Praetical
and theoretical; courses for beginners and
advtnce pupils; piano. ,ioln, guitar. man
PLEA; !essous ' at pupils re residence or 9' At
studio, lIl3 Mckinney avenue. John j.
HCItIo.
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AN EXPERIENCED young widow wants a
position as housekeeper Tor widower who
has children; no inepmbrauces. Apply 1910
Congress avenue. 80
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WANTED--By a refined and experienced
young lady. position as waitress In dining
room or restaurant city preferred. AID
dress W., 1910 Congress. 80
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Pumps at Smiths.

Go to L. Sommers for hot and
cold lunches.
-Four choice Phillipsbnrg lots for
sale cheap. Enquire Of J. 0. Lowe.
Ross Snith is home for q week
from Topeka where he is engaged In
rairosding.
j. D Fitzgerald, OF Woodruff,
was over Monday for a short visit
With j. d. Cheadle.
Lester Read Of the Hotel Bissell,
took a day off this week and visited
old friends at Long Island.
Mics Ed Page is getting better
slowly. Mr.. Page has been taking
q vacation for the past week.
Where is Franklin AcGdemys
It Is in Frsnklin, Franklin county
Nebraska. Attend school near home
Mrs. Blanche Cook of AlmenS
returned home on Wednesday, after
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Page.
Will Watson, of @. M. Coles force
is over to Long leland for a weeks
visit with his scores Of young lady
friend.
License TO we'd has been issued
to Arthar q. Wolfe and Ada Castle Of
Glenwood, and Ralph Mckenzie and
Leota M. Sheriff..
Abe Whitaker is able to BE- around
again ana expects TO be- able to 90 to
work IN a very short time. His arm
is still very painful.
-'W. Il. Joyce, OF Woodruff, was
over Tuesday and took home with him
onA Of those fine buRgies A. W. Bob,
ertRon is selling so cheap.
The Long Island Leader says
that 10000 bushels OF corn have been
sold 10 feeders near that place during
the past few weeks.
--Theo Smith went down to Man
ksto Friday afternoon, to look up q
lot Of city property he Owls in that
city. He found the property all there
This is what il will cost you to
attend Franklin Acadamy next term
Tuition $3.50 to 50 90, room rent So
20 S. 90, board $21.OO, books about
$40O, total not more than $500.
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Lamps, all styles at Smiths

Lamps, all styles at Smiths
The best of groceries at Geo
Coles.
WOOdmanse wlndmlls at Smiths. See
what the reward Is.
christmas boxes of fresh, pure
candies at Aubaugh's.
Gall on Harmon for Christmas
Goods.
Dry Goods, full stock at Geo.
Coles.
Buy your musical instruments at
Harmon's.
Genuine apple cider at G.. W
Coles.
The incest candies in. the city at
Albaugh's.
-Niggerhead coal at French and
Hahnenkratts.
Colorado Sunshine, call at French
& Hahnenkratrs.
-Harmon's new store has good
stock Of holiday goods.
Gar load of apples just received
at g. W. Coles. Prices low.
Something new in the line of can
dies at Albaugh's,- goods.
-Shiloh's Cure, the great cough
and Group cure is in great demand
Pocket size contains twenty-five doses
only Csc. Children love it. Sold by
IS Fisher & Go.
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George Locke epsnt Christmas
In Kirwin.
Mics Nellie Cummings is visiting
at Norton this week.
-Mre. Ed. Albsugh Is visiting in
Chillicothe, Mo, for a week.
w. j. Svms and wife, of Logan,
left on the Gath for Malta, Mont.
Charles Dunn Is at Seward and
Stsplehurst, Neb., visiting old friends.
Mrs. Ollie 1. Royce and little son
Larue, have returned from their east
ern visit.
The Rebecca Lodge of this city
is arranging to give a play in the
near future.
Frank Means went to Norton
Saturday night, to spend Christmas
with friends in that city.
DIR. and Mrs, Nelson entertain
q few of their friends with q card
party on New Years eve.
Jos. Swsrt has accepted a position
as travelling salesman with Daggett
& Mann, marble dealers.
The Arion Quartet is arranging
to give entertainments at Kensington
and Smith Center some time in jan
usry.
Warren Wright and Clarence
Neville of Norton, came down Friday
night to eat Christmas turkey with
Phillipsburg friends.
The ordinance of baptism was
administered to Mrs. SPECIAL and
Lulu and Floy SPECIAL at the Baptist
church last Sunday evening.
w. D. Witwer and wife went to
Topeka Saturday night. The former
returned Monday night, leaving Mre.
W. there for a weeks visit.
Several Of the young people
'Eripped the light, fantastic toe" at
Cummings Hall last night, The music
was furnished by Clark's orchestra.
%. M. Poe, wife and Lelis, spent
Christmas in Norton. Mr.. Poe re.
turned Monday evening leaving the
rest Of the family there for the week
w. W. briggs has been laid up
with a severe attack OF rheumatism
for the past week, bat is now out
again Miss Mildred assisted in the
Office during bis enforced absence.
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Special prices on Jowelry at Fishers during
this week.
n. A. Harmon will save you mon"
ey on holiday goods.
Money TO loan on farms in small
amounts at Phillips County Bank.
Buggles at Smiths another car load thia
week, come and zee them, whether you want
one this fail or not.
"A few loads Of good hay will tS
taken at this Office on subscription.
Highest market price.
For cheap groceries 60 to N
Poling'S, at the northwest corner Of
the square, in the Red Front
Young man, put your money in
your head" but be careful in invest.
ing il there as 10 lands and ehattels
Write for catalogue Of Franklin
Academy before investing.
Capt. Sweeney, Q. s. A., San
Diego, says; 'Shiloh's Catarrh Rem.
edy is the first medicine / have ever
found that would do me any goods
Price 600 Sold byS s. Fisher 40
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70 70 ~ ooumeRB.
Bed rock prices on hand mad
harness at Ed Pages,
january 4th, 1899 franklin
Acadamy winter term beRinf.
-Mrs. q. W. Baum is in Topeka
spending the week with her daughter.
Il. Sommers sells the finest con.
fectiOnery, at the lowest prices, IN the
city.
The aged father OF Walter Wilson
of Deer Greek, WAS buried at Marvin
yesterday.
--Miss May Stevens Of Athena,
is in the city this week, the guest Of
Miss Gertie Page.
We have a fine lire Of society
address cards on sale. Every one Of
them are besuties.
Ralph Winship went up TO Nor
ton Saturday last for a Christmas
visit with friends.
Henry Rhoads sold carload Of
wheat to the Shawnee County Mills
at Topeka this week.
The very best grades Of paints
and oils, cheaper than the cheapest,
at Harmon's drug store.
Mics Julia Close is home for the
holidays from Victor, Colorado, where
che is engaged in teaching.
The lsrder OF the HERALD home
was helped ont this week by a gener'
GUS donation of home made sausage
by Rev. Mr. Shockley.
--Supt Tsdlock, Gilman Garlic
Clarence RariCk, Miss Baum and Miss
Bisssll are in Topeka, attending the
state teachers association.
The public schools OF the city
closed Friday last for a two weeks
vacation. The scholars of the the
several rooms presented their teachers
with appropriate presents.
Miss May Coffey has severed her
connection with the millinery estab-
lishment Of Tucker, CoffAy & o., and
returned to her home near Woodruff.
, Her many friends in this city regret
that she has taken this step,
If you cant afford q regular col
lege course why not spend the winter
in learning how to transact business
keep books and etc, in the Franklin
Acsdsmy Business Department. Fol
. particulars address It. T Ourn, Prin
business department.
= Misses Dnnn, Hendricks, Nipps
StrettoD, Hugunin, and Messrp. Theo
and Ed. Close, Brssell, Smith and
Cooper, went down on the Solomon
Tuesday night for skate Moonlight
r hot coffee, bonfire and good ice assist
ed the party ia enjoying the evening.
K The Phillipsburg Gun Club held
n its first shoot Saturday Three mem
bsrs participated and killed every
: bird shot at Fifteen clay pigeons
Il we're shot at by each contestant, and
all were broken as the ground wal
, especially hard on that day. Will
:, Roberts made the fewest misses.
II. B. Mullican of Dana, dice
" yesterday after an illness Of fifteeE
- days. Some time ago he was strick
q en- with paralysis, and was unable Il
take nourishment Since that time
y he has been slowly failing, He WA
a man highly esteemed and quite vel
3 to do. He leaves q wife. The buris
10 will take place at the cemetery here
n on Friday about noon.
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Niger head coal at
Smiths.

Smiths.
Report Of school district number
SO, for month ending December 20,
1888:
Number OF pupils enrolled. -. "a
Average daily attsndACe. -. 10
Names Of pupils neither absent or
taTdH Lucy Bruuniug Visitors H.
lDA WILLIAMS, Teacher
IF. I. M. butcher has furnished
us with tho following statement Of
the amount Of rainfall in this section
for the last three months OF 1896, 1897
and 1893 in inches;
1896 1897 1888
October, .......164.. .6lS. LOG.
Novernber,.... -. TO-. .13.
December, .,... 3d.. 8 .208.
Mr.. and Mrs. David MOncreA
left for Omaha, Nebraska, this week
where they will reside in the future.
They have farmed here for many
years and ara tired OF the life, and 90
have located in a city. james Mon
Grief went with them, but expects 10
return in April, The county cannot
spare many such people.
For some time past the pupils Of
the Presbyterian Sunday school have
been depositlDg their pennies In q
birthday box. From this acCumula.
ton Of fnndsenOugh has been secured
TO purchase a Ane oak bookcase, in
which TO keep portion Of the Sunday
school library. The case has been
placed In the pastors study.
Married, at the residence Of the
brides parents IN Solomon township,
on Sunday, December 25. 1893, Mr.,
Clyde J. Young and Miss Pearl Muir.
ray Rev. H. P. Mann officiating.
These Young people ore we'll and
tavorably known and in their now
relation have the best wishes Of q
large circle Of friends, in which the
HERALD joins.
During the last few days A. w.
Robertson sold buggies 10 q Fl. La.
Rue, w, A. Wheaton, w. L, Smith,
Earl LaVkin, 3. L. JeEbY, O. q. An.
miller, Charles Burton, O. o. JeEby
and W. H. Joyce, and spring wagon
to j. A. Delay, StUdebakeH wagons to
Il. y Glngles, w, II. Norris, James
Brown and W. It, Horn; Dsin feed
grinder to j. Il. Murphy.
-.SRmuAl Plotner has purchased
The forty just east Of bis homo place,
This land is known as the "Homs"
addition and ia plated into blocks.
The price paid was $500. In 1886
Mr.. Plotner sold this same piece Of
land TO the people he bought It OF for
$4,000, They have held the land for
twelve years, paying taxes on ID and
now sell il back 10 Mr.. Plotner for
$4,000 less. The railroad boom was
on in SO.
Married, atEDentonville, Kansas
on December "a, 1893, on the date Of
the 4Oth anniversary Of tho marriage
Of the brides parents, MIR. and Mrs.
W. J. Archer, by the Rsv. s. O. Lamb,
MlSs Estslla Archer aud Alfred Viii.
son. Miss Eva Denton acted 40 brides
maid while the groom was supported
by Clyde Cox Many beautiful and
useful presents were given to tho
bride by her friends Those present
we're Harry Archer aud family, Geo.
Archer and wife, Miss Hattie Archer
and o. ii. butcher. The bride is the
granddaughter Of Mr.. ahd Mrs. +. 7.
M. butcher,
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Cash Paid FOrPOultry.

Will pay three and ons-hst cents
for hens and four cents for spring
chickens Five and a half cents for
good turkeys,
! J D. COUCH.
East side Of square,
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N. S. KOOns.

Win CLOSE bis gallery, January The
7Eb, 1870.
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Twas Ever Tnus.

On the hrst Of the year he quilt drinking boer,
And abandoned the roNt aud the revel;
But no weakened, alAck aud now be 10 back
10 the world, tho flesh and tho devil.
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THE HERALD.
PHILLIPSBURG, KANSAS
TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
The trains on tho Missouri Pacific RsirOd ar
i've at Marvin 40 follows:
GOING WEST.
Local Freight. .......,...."." 4.S5P. n.
GOING EAST.
Local Freight. ......... ...,..".. 9:A A. n.
C. r. I. Il p. TIME CARD.
GOING EAST.
No. Omaha Kansas City..,...." 7:40a. m.
No. 10 Kansas City .".....",....," 1850 q. m
No. 81 Local Freight .......... :. SOC q. m.
GOING WEST.
No. 9Denver and Colorado Springs ESQ a. m
No. " 1920 p, m
No. Local Freight. ...:::......... T:4O p. m
Local Freight No. 81 will carry passengers be-.
tween Phiilipsburg and FAirbury.
Local freight No. B will carry passengers bo-
tween Phillipsburg and Goodland.
Through tourist sleeper for San Francisco on
Train No 5, every Friday.
W. ". DRIsss, Agent
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East side Of square,