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Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Vh. u. ASlSlSl LOS oOAA Liz . AS>~~J
store to M. A. Sybert.
We will have an entire change OF
city officers next week.
Thomas Potts, of this city, was
in Wheeling yesterday.
Read Mccoy Bros. changed ad-
vertisement in this issue.
A. J. Jemison, of Middlebourne,
Is in the. city talking railroad.
Charles Bissett returned last
evening from points down the river.
The boatsare having a fine trade
now, that the railroad cannot run.
Henry Rauch went dow1 to Ma
rietta this morning on the Barns
dali.
L. E. Mallory, Jr., left this morn
ing for St. Marys, by the steamer
Barnsdall.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. ,Shanor went
up the river yesterday on the steam
er Argand.
The roads are again almost i'm
passable except where they are
macadamized.
Geo Huffman, of Long Reach,
was business visitor in the city
this morning.
Remember the Thank offering
services in the Presbyterian church
Thursday evening.
When bilious or costive, eat a
Cascaret, candy cathart!c, cure
warranted, Ioc, IS.
D. B. Radford, of this city, was
registered at the Mcclure house in
Wheeling yesterday.
Frank Sweeney went to Pitts
burg, Pa, where he will spend
few days visiting friends.
Jack Mcfarland is at the old
stand since it emerged from the
flood, comparatively unframed.
Miss Sarah Agnew is reported
quite i'll of typhoid fever at her
home Of south Brown Betty street.
A lazy liver makes a lazy man.
Burdock Blood Bitters is the natural
never-tailing remedy for lazy liver.
H. A. Wright and J. NJ. LYMAN,
of this city, were guests at the
Windsor hotel in Wheeling yester-
day.
Among the hotel arrivals in
Wheeling yesterday we notice Mr..
and Mrs. George E. Work, Of this
city,
Geo. Tate, who has been con-
fined to his room for so long with
fever is able to be on the streets
again.
Work on the railroad is going
along as rapidly as possible, and -
side of week, we may hope for
train.
The heavy rain last night was
just what was needed to wash off
the mud left on the ground by the
late food,
The pits at the Eureka pump
station is still pretty dirty. A great
amount Of mud and waste remains
to be taken out.
1t would be we'll if some of the
relief fund would be used in help
ing people to get back their houses
to their former sites.
Mr.. Marsh, father of Mr.. c. c.
Marsh, of this city, came down
Afrom Bellaire, O., yesterday to visit
] his son for few days.
\ Miss Minnie Gorham is home
from school for a few days. She
4 will spend a week with her parents
! here before returning.
] Eczema, scald head, hives, itchi-
ness of any sort instantly relieved,
permanently cured. Doan's Oint-
\ ment. AT any drug store.
I The different producers that suf-
fered heavy loss are making prepa;
rations to rebuild and replace prop
! erty that was washed away.
Harry Ihrig and Will Bedilion
engaged in a right smart scrap"
over Bedilion wanting to tie the
q whartboat to Ihrig's derrick.
Andy Malarkey has returned
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-30

Coin wrappers at the Review of,
fee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-09
HUNTINGTON's LATEST.


urchused Ground SupposedlS
for am ArmOr Plant.
FORK, january S.--A special to the
from Newport News, Va, says:
ct of water front property, COM
1904 acres, directly north of the
the Newport News Ship Building
Dock company, has been sold TO
Huntington, by the Old Dominion
mpany for $4,000 The last sec
he deed is as follows;
understood and agreed between
ies hereto that the premises here
tied and conveyed shall be used
*purpose OF promoting the develop
i sale of the property of the
J News Ship Building and Dry
2npany and the property so granted
hveyed.
eed is signed by C. B. circuit,
d, and S. A. Yandever, secretary
Did Dominion Land company. This
De ship building plant frontage
lanes river of one mile.
Funtington's object in purchasing
can not be ascertained. but It is
that he will erect large armor
nance factory on it and operate
II in conjunction with ship build
ere is also runner afloat to the
lat an English syndicate is nego-
or the purchase OF the ship build
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POPULAR PASTOR.
lrrows offered n Tabernacle to
Remain in Chicago.

rroyvs offered n Tabernnclc to
Remain in Chicago.
8York, January S.-The pulpit sup
mittee of the Broadway tabernacle
be ago secured promise from the
i. j. II. Barrows of Chicago that
ID favorably consider a call TO the
ele pulpit. The committee expects
rt to the annual meeting of the
btion to be held on Wednesday
January 10. in favor of calling
rows.
Kentwood Presbyterian church,
it is said, hearing that the Rev.
frows is likely TO receive this call
York, has offered TO build for him
Church. to cost not less than $780,
Is said by members of the. congre-
ESthat the inducement has proved
~ to keep DR.. Barrows in Chicago,
SB. Knevals. trustee of The Broad
oernacle and member of the pull
ply committee, said yesterday that
u word had been received in New
I'd so far as the committee Is aware
mise to consider the call still holds
&of the members of the tabernacle
htion favor extending a call TO the
j. Andrew V. Raymond, president
q college. who has been preaching
Jnce last spring. He has been in
Sof the desire to extend call to
i has not encouraged those who
have him as pastor,
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids addressed to tho City scers-
tary OF the City OF Houston VIII BIO re-
teiyed up TO 3 .. NJ. on Monday January
~ 1898, for the construction OF q sewer on
Houston avenue from Washington street 20
Bingham street and on Edwards street from
Houst0n avenue 10 Holly street, said work
estions adopted BY the city Council and
nov ON flle Ia the Office or the CITY Engi-
neer Each bid must be accompanied oy
certified check In The sum OF W., on 'as9'l
bank. ard made payable TO the order q
contract, and the successful bidder VIII
h., required 10 give acceptable bond IN the
sun OF 1900 Tor proper completion OF the
work The rity reserves the ffiit 10 rejsst
amy and all bids. !, = p,cr n..a.
Houston. Texas. January :. lsss Y
NOTICE. no CoNTRAcTORs Sealed
nroposals VIII be received n the office OF
Inc superintendent at the oogthwest-
err insane. Asylum, O. san {, Antonio.
January Is, 1898, for the erection OF two
s.,d,ilonal wings and mn .nfIrmary.
d,ians and specifications can be 9, IN
afier December "a 1881, al the ofics D.
Austin lin and san Antonio l'exas. Esch
nroposal must DO accompanied by cer-
,sf,ed check for trlglD per cent OF
the amount Of bid. TO be forfeited 70
the state In the event Of the contractor
s.iiIng 10 furnish an acceptable bold
,,.,t,tln five (5) DAYS after M. contract
q awarded 10 him, Proposals VIII be
Received upoa the whole. ana npon suca
,sarts IA stipulated IN the sretlfcati9ns
The riisht y reserved 70 Tsjsci .,,,y ana
Bank proposals can be had frcm Inc
srcf,fsct. w w. MacGregor, buperfn-
teDdent y. r. McSulty, Presids.. I
Roard o. AanAssrs ~
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Special NOTICEt.

NOTIcE-The annual meeting Of the
etockipyidcrs Of the Acme Lumbcf and
Mfg. Co Of Houston. Texas. VIII b.
hcld on wednesday, January 10. 1908. al
u o'clock a. m. at The off.ce OF TIM gem
ersI manager, No. 2vsia Main street. for
the pnrpoSc OF eiecting five 10 directors
TO serve for the ensuing year and ior
colis Iteration u such other business AZ
MAY come before them. BY ordtr II
VIM II. Ramsay. President,
Attest: II. +. Dunbar. Acting Sccre-
inry.
SPECIAL NOTICEr-Thc board or phnr~
macy will meet January IA 10 examine
applicants for registraiton. 4. u. Kies-I
lIrg. secretary.
TIE REGULAR annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF The Houston Printing COM
pany ID hereby called 70 convene - Tho
Post building at $50 u. M. Monday, IAnu-
aIy, II, isos. for tho purpose 81 electing a.
Il. N. JOHNSTON.
Attest: Preai6pnt
q. J. PALAER. x ~
secSetary. ~
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rorrUsn n rIoR,DA.
! to Property worth Three NIL.
HIM n0llnfs. ~.


York, January Sin the Maspeth
y OF Newton, L. l., lives Antonio
with his wife and three children.
tlieve that he is sole heir to an estate
|rida, the value OF which is estimated
poo. 900. Segui asserts that he Is a
BON OF the Rev. Father Segui. Cath
best Father Scgui settled In Florida
early part OF the present century,
emigrated from Spain with seventy
natives OF the Baiearic islands. Rec
Shich he shows testify to the fact that
htonio Segui was born at Mahon. Ma
in ITO, and that he was ordained O
Lie priest in 1791 Nine years after
| the records further show. Father
Embarked on vessel with party OF
n venturesome gold hunters, and
| at st. Augustine. Fla. where he es-
led church and mission.
Il said last night Father Segui set
a wilderness when he arrived In
but In a short time he became a
Friend OF the Seminole Indians, as my
ents prove The Spanish government
lin grant OF land. which embraced
SO00 acres This land on the record
Is designated as the Segui grant and
in the name of persons who assert
lev are heirs to the original grantee
Spanish crown. Father Segui mys-
ny disappeared from San Augustine.
located In Havana In the early part
He again disappeared, and after
have no records to show whittier he
3blessed a cross Of pearls which he
one OF his brothers, who accompan-
> from the Balaeric islands to Flor
returned to Spain after the disap-
he Of the priest. This brother mar
b has son, who was my father. He
|enty-five years ago and my mother
Tried eight years ago. With the
pearls in her right hand when she
e told me there were riches in store
but did not know what she meant
5 had known little of the family
until I received some papers after
FIJI -
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Low MEXICAN JUSTICE.
n Mans Claim Receives some
RrOmihe of Adjustment.

10 Mans Claim Receives some
Promise of Adjustment.
10. January S.-A special to the
)erald from WASHINGTON says:
(eAican authorities are about to
be satisfaction TO Michael Green.
While resident OF Ohio. who was
led and sentenced without trial.
recently from hard labor and ex-
ION June last Green was arrested
citv of Mexico on some unknown
Ind before he could communicate
American minister or consul the
4 officials sent him to the convict
Down as San Cristobal rance.
las Mt once nut to hard labor
was beyond his endurance and
and Va a short time he died. The
prmcrly resided in Jefferson coun-
where two OF his brothers are now
he diplomatic. correspondence over
i has been protrlcted.
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i, LIMIT FRANCHISES.
4 Commission of st. Paul Com
ing Limitation to S5 Ycnrs

4 Commission of ST. Paul Cen-
ng Limitation to ID Ycnrs,
Rul. Mimi, January S.-Morir4
prominent member OF the local
Jared bsfore the St. Paul charter
pm with an address upon public
in which he advocates that all
3 heretofore granted by the city
indefinite term should expire In
i. 1883. and prohibiting the grant
)blic franchises for longer term
pity five years. and only for pc
consideration, and in communi-
quoted the eminent municipal
| Mr.. Albert Shew. that any public
Pting for a fifty-year franchise is
(acie rascal. The proposition was
by the commission fayorably.
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Arnica snIvc.

IL salve in the world for Cuts.
Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
4ter. Chapped Hands. Chilbains.
all Skin and Eruptions, and posi-
Is Piles or no pay required. II Is
TO give perfect satisfaction or
Funded. Price IS cents per box.
>y George w. Heyer.
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Bullet In hi. Head.

Iowa. January S.--James X. Nc
he Justice and prominent citizen
plight shot and killed his divorce
)e trying to obtain possession of
prem. was found dead today in The
Fheriff Lane. He evidently spot
IS there il bullet wound IL Ills
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AUCTION SALE on premises. l7Ol Capitol
avenue. on Wednesday, January u. at 10
Il. m, consisting of bedroom, hall. dining
room and kitchen furniture, etc, etc, bod
ding and linens included; ladies and buyers
invited TO attend. L.
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

TWO YOUNG MEN want board and room In
nice s,eial place: must be reasonable, state
terms. Address Young Men. this office. >
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RARE CHANCE in IcaKum property
The elegant Kesser building formerly
occupied by A. O. Wangcmann) for sale
or lease. THIS is the best located and
equipped building In Yoakum which rs
the coming city of South Texas; present
population 1000; railroad center and shop
point; rare chance for the right man to
make a fortune. Also the elegant Wan
gemann residence for sale. For partlcu-
lars address Charles A. KesAier. Schu-
lenburg. or nj. q. Ranncy q Co.. Yoa-
KUN. If
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Standard Typewriters-All
makes typewriters rented. repaired, sold
on time. desks and duplicators, Ribbons
furnished for jon. relief and court work
TEXAS TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
Guy Mclaughlin. manager. Houston.
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WANT ED-A physician Of ten years expert.
ence wishes good location. Address Fny-
sician. box So. Pineapple. Ala.
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WANTED-Agents and subscribers for
the latest sensation IN the book market.
s'Als ska and the Klondike Cold Fields"
large volume of over 500 pages, beauti-
fully iistratsd: sample outfit mailed
prepaid on receipt OF 70 cents; fastest
selling book: liberal commissions; write
fer terms and circulars. The j. Singer
Book Company. the Texas Subscription
Book House" 22l2 Market street. CAL
rrnxn
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The.
BEST INVESTMENT

You can make is a subscription 10 The
Daily Post. A careful peruSal Of the
bargains offered by Post advertisers
will save more for you than the sub
sor.ption price each week.
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WA NTED--5O cents for receipt to make best
face cream used; gives soft. smooth com
plexion, removes frcckles, tan and sun
hrrns w Hughes. l7OS I.nmar, Houston. Y
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WANTED--To exchange Houston city prop
erty for good mules; n homo for sale On
monthly payments Bette Bryan. No. J.
Fox building. 0
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Don a BE POOR work for a. Gray x
Coo Cincinnati. Ohio. selling Royal
Piatery plating knives, forks, spoons,
etc Quickly plated by dipping in meitea
metal fine finish; plate guaranteed nve
to ten years: made sf5 last week. 80
this: easy lob: write for a place. sample
free: everybody has goods to plate.
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MAPS for sale BY r. whitty. surveyor. corr
rcr Main and Franklin. 0

MAPS for sale by r. Witty. Surveyor, corr
ncr Main and Franklin.
COcMps. DUNN 4 Co.-The leading auc-
uoneers and commission merchants In
seutn Texas. 1l3-'iS franklin street, Heus-
tcn, Icxas. have for sale staple and fancy
sfoccfies. shoes. wagons buggics. house
hold and kitchen furniture, miscellaneous
gccds; sales every day at 1880 a. m. nuc.
uNni horses, mules. real estate. goods at
prNate sale every day; we solicit consign-
Hents. liberal cash advances. quick sales;
prompt returns; We are prepared to all
varce slee,pOu on frst-class consignmonts.
give US a trial.
FoR sALE-Job printing Office. Gordon
p.. ., q complete new outfit, with cstab-
iished trade; will sell nj a bargain FOR cash.
ADDRESS 400, this office. !,
FOX SALE-Complotc set for dining room
anu Kitchen AMI Domestic sewing machine
Win water mo.o- attachment Apply 1903
Rusk avenue. Ia
WHEELER WILSON new No. IaIniiy
sewinE machine; great Improvement over
unwilling ever made In sewing machines
Gail or write: office. els Travis ii
PIANOS-Two more of those elegant New
man Bros. Just received antique oak and
pevel walnut cnses: cash or easy monthly
payments. Plano Exchange, els Travis. ii
OrCAN-Chapel case, antique oak lust like
new; bargain for church or Sunday
school Call or address Piano Exchange,
els Travis. -. III
FINE HOGS for sale at bargain Call nj
McfFan's Dairy. three mites from court
house. or address p o. l1ox 500. city. o
TIIoHOuCHBRED single comb Brown aud
Write Leghor1 and Partridge Cochin vssg.
~ FOR Is; scored poultry show, Houston,
20 -. Rosebud Poultry Iard. COS Mckee
sllscs. u
FOR sAI.E--New Home sewing machine. SIS.
z. smith, at Robert is Bros'. store, Washing
ton street. .
-.
BLAckBERRy PLANTs-I sell the Dallas a,
iSc per 100; great bearer; free from dis
ease it's the profitable berry plant. G. w
jerks, Stephcnville, Texas. IL
THOROUGHLY trained pointer bitch. perfect
retriever; full pedigree; been bred. Is good
mother; rustler afieid; reason for selling,
owner dead; reference. Address Pointer, ia
south Flores street. San Antonio. Texas II
FOR SALE-A device patented August IL for
Facilitating the making and sharpening
molding bits: gold mine TO party with
money. Address box IS, Conroe. Texas.
BEST non fllable typewriter ribbons, slO0.
postage prepaid; get the hest. Address VIII
IL. Mayos, aennt. brentwood. Texas. .
FOR SALE-zonc light top buggy phaeton,
cheap. III Isanar avenue, .
CHOICE bright prairie hay, I. o. b. Rice SPUR,
on San Antonio and Arkansas Pass. seven
miles west of Houston. S400 ton. p NJ
CRANBERRY, Houston. II
1850 La CoNTE pear trees ;or sale very cheap
At Young's brick yard. s. w. Young. y
FINE roses, 2 years old, at $50 and So
per dozen: write for catalogue. Mrs. w.
l.. Shunnate. Hitchcock, Texas.
FULL blood and half breed shetland po-
rfes. including a handsome pair OF
blacks. l. NJ. MAYS, Round kock. Tex.
FOR SALE-To the highest bidder. this
week. one solid fawll colored registered
yeariing Jersey Bull, royalty bred: adj
dress for pedigree, The Paris Jersey
Dairy. Calvert. Texas.
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bookkcepcrs, statesmen.
druggists desiring positions, are invited TO
address "Thc Texas business Bureau J.,
w Hudnall, proprietor, Dallas, Texas .
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WANTEn-A good cook: also middle aged
German woman to assist with housework
and do plain sewing Address Mrs J. Il.
narragh Ccnterville r. o., In. II
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A GOOD salesman wanted TO handle line
Of dry goods specialtles for country trade,
on commission. Bryn Mawr Mills, Phila.-
SeIui,ia Pa. y
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

1927 AVERAGED each week last AVE years by
placing si0; dividends paid weekly; can
Withdraw any time; chance Of life time.
c. H. Cooper d Co, Coyington, Ky. .
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BLACK Minorcas. White and Brown Leg.
horns. large pekih ducks ana yellow mead
Congress- avenue sio iiomiIton II
800 T0N-Coal, Coal; Garrison Coal; free
from SCOT and clinkers; s. ton, Si.75 half
t.G, delivered, phone $50 a. Loeb agent,
-- once l9gs slerrlle street. -
Eop SAtEa fo,y large English Rcrkshire
male nies reristered stncs and of the pesi
strains for only 81 each ~. D. Hunting.
Uvaide Texas. II
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FOR SALE-HaVc ten iuu piood durham
yearhng pulis, arse some me GRADE Jersey
COWS COW ,resr ~ u, chnn hem street i"nA''n
--o- - - -
SMALL. drug stock, fine fixtures, In growing
city shreveport Ia o., noa, M H. ia tnrn
,snops; VIZ W. i 40 ~
lIoeral. poA 1e2- -
pcp sAIr-aoo Nov hcams Of scngonod ngb
cedar telegraph and telephone poles ana
piling and house blocks; Will sell cheap Tor
crsh. For prices address Il. l. Armstrong.
Chappell till. texas.
PEDIGREED AIAsTIFFS-1wo handsome
large females. 9 months old. price Sga; one
pair 3 months old; part payment Ia luinber
or netting. Pine Grove Kennels. Houston. .
UARNEss FOR sAI-E-FIne LOT of harness.
Worth s9o for sale at SO per SET. Edw,
Larendon, corner Franklin and Caroline
street. J..
IatS + S,,II Lon 6e;. 6,,,-,j7s ;Sorfn
s co. sso Wdu 1870 y'ra,,so ,,rnor rrs,sl
f,o' Ia c".o,, ., go 80, oiio'" w ~
=. a.-4 -a- os.4e %. W.
FOR SALE--Elegant full leather top phae-
tons. with leather trimmings and spring
backs. worth 800. SO. Edw. clarendon.
corner of Franklin and Caroline street u
WANTED Purchasers of fruit trees hes.
grade and most complete assortment ever
offered In Texas; We have what you want;
make your own prices. Galveston Nursery
and Orchard company. Hulen, Texas. u
FOX shLE-Healthy fruit trees OF nil yarle.
ties best suitod 10 Texas soils and eond-
tions: prices to suit the tines Appiy 10
FREDERICK W Mally. Hulen Texas N
n =,
BraunfeIs, Texas 25
:; !.
10 10 LARENDoN, city stable Tor FIRST
CLASS KENTUCKY saaIie hoises ana good
missouri muiss' cheap w. al, Kerry.
orange swan, II. q Joruon II
For SALE-Large family horse aud jump
scat carriage. very cheap. Apply 1o3 Travis
street II
FoP sAT.E-C6ean- fIne Lot o5 oorses .,nd
mules, always on hand. at Bowaer & VII WI.
sons Cox and COZ Preston avenue the ois
resnonsih,e horse dealers In Inc city !,
-. 80 = -, 49,.
fOh sALE-.ss" snp siefeishu plcsNie ior
- nj
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ANIZERs-B money choice territory
popular plnn. covering life, sick, accident,
memorial burial benefits Address knight
Artisans of the World, North Texas build
ing Dallas, Texas.
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EVERYWHERE -hlon to advertise 'Lustro,
the modern securing soap. tack signs, hih-
tribute circulars place samples orders.
etc: steady work. salary. $40 weekly aud
Expenses The Lustro Co.. Chicago y
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EXCIIANGE--Frut trees for cash; sacrifca
sale; ground must be cleared none but
the best varieties, az prices to suit every
body, Frederick W. Mally. Huleu. Texas, II
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kNTED--Agents all over State of Texas to
sell the best article ever put on the market;
will pay good agents salary o. SOD a
month and expenses. Write at once TO NJ.
A ErnzInr Port Arthur. TeNRs.
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z. y. Cooper Co, UDNIugIon, Nv.
FOR SALE-Cheap complete market outfit
everything ready for business Address No.
81. Preston avenue, city. 10
si6OoNo commercial or speculative enter
prise offers opportunities equaling IL: last
srtson we realized more than $500 por
month: write for particulars. Conden a.
Co.. Boon block Covngton, Ky.
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GOOD canvassers can find a paying business,
with the new and successful method OF sell
ing our perfumery direct to consumers. Il.
A Rogers a Co, $50 Graver street, New
Orleans La
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MARRY--The Denver Corresponding club is
the oldest, most private In the West many
worth $500 TO $50, 900; i0c for large private
lat Box 1900 Denver. Colo
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WANTEp--A reliable white girl TO assist In
housework; smaii family aud comfortable
home Apply COOS, this office
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Fol, SALE OR EXcHANGE---A good, medi-
un sized young Jack: prefer to make cash
sale. but would exchange for anything can
use, such az corn. hay. oats, lumber, etc
w. ID. Allen. Kosse, Texas. i5
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lIt1sTI ERs--Now is your time; no more
hrekcr collars: exclusive territory; biz COM
mtssious The Lerew Horse Collar Pro-
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