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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-31

Lieutenant Governor-J. c. w. Beck.
ham.
Secretary of State-Breck Hill.
Attorney General-R. j. Brecken-
ridge.
Treasurer-S. w. Haeger.
Auditor-Gus Coulter.
Commissioner of Agriculture. b.
Nail.
Superintendent OF Public instruction
III. V. McChesney.
HONEST ELECTION DEEoCRATIC.
Governor-John Young Brown.
Lieutenant Governor-P. II. johnson
Secretary Of State-E. l.. Hines.
Attorney General-Lawrence T.. Tan
ner.
Treasurer John Droege.
Commissioner of Agriculturc-G. w.
Nandevere.
superintendent Of Public instruction
Rev. T.. G. Overstreet.
Auditor-Frank A. Pasteur
REPUBLICAN.
GoNernor-William 5. Taylor.
Lieutenant tGovernor--John Marshall.
Secretary of State-Caleb Powers.
Attorney General-Clifton j. Pratt
Treasurer-Walter II. Day.
Auditor--John :. Sweeney.
Commissioner of Agriculture-John
w. Throckmorton.
superintendent Of Public Instruction
john Burke.
PoPULIsT.
GOvernor-John q. Blair.
Lieutenant Governor--W. II. Browder.
Secretary of State Benjamin Keys.
Attorney General-John Bashaw.
Treasurer-A. IL. Cardin.
Commissioners Of Agriculture--W. j.
Hanna.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
John G. Sullivan.
PROHIBITION.
GOvernOr--O. 4. Wallace.
Lieutenant Governor-Wm III. Xeig-
Ter.
Secretary Of State-W. NJ. Likcns.
Attorney General-General James II.
Beauchamp.
Treasurer. II. Pile.
Auditof-Rev. Samuel NJ Bernard.
Commissioner of Agriculture W.
Carpenter.
Superintenant-G, T.. Hancock.
soCIALIsTIc LABOR.
GovernOr-Albert Schmutz.
Lieutenant Goyernor-NO nomination.
Attorney General-No nomination.
Treasurer-James Delaney.
Audilor-R. .P. Caldwell.
Commissioner OF Agriculture-J, mes
O'Hearn.
superintendent Of Public Instruction
w. 5. Palmer.
Mississippi.
DEMOCRATIC.
Governor-A. III. Longino.
Lieutenant Governor-James I. llar-
rison.
Secretary of state-J. l.. Power.
Treasurer. j. Showers.
Auditor-W. q. Cole.
Attorney Geneml-Monroe McClurg.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
IL. l.. Whitfield,
Revenue kgent-Wirt Adams.
Land Commissioner-E III. Hall.
Clerk Supreme Court-E. w. Brown. !
Railroad Commissioners-A. q. MAY, |
/. ID. Mclnnis, j. @. Kincannon.
PoPUIsr.
Governor-R. X. Prewitt.
Lieutenant GOVERNOR. W. P-udes /
Secretary OF Staten. NJ. HOllings-
forth.
Treasurer-John A. Bailey.
Auditory. j. King
Attorney Genenl-J. j. Dennis.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
j. III, simpson.
Revenue Agent. w. Anderson.
Land Commissioners. j. Dining.
Clerk Supreme Court-E. +. Ander-
IN.
Railroad Commissioners-W. T. Ray,
Nj. Monroe, q. NJ. Cain,
Nebraska.
Judge Supreme Court-Silas A. Hol.
'mb, (Pop.)
Regents State University. l.. Teet-
=, Is. r. y Ed 'on Rich, 3D.
REPUBLICAN.
Judge Supreme Court-M, b. Reese. .
Regents State Uniyersity-E. G.. Nc.
ilton, Dr. William h. Ely.
PROHIBITION.
Judge supreme CourI-No nOmma-
)n.
Regents State Uniyersity-Charles r..
NTH, Albert Fitch.
South Dakota. e
FUSION. 1
Justice Supreme Court - Edmund
NTH, lS. K . G. b. Kennedy, p; :
liam Bennett, ID. \
REPUBLICAN.
Justice supreme Dighton Cor y
n, lioWard q, Fuller, Dick llaney. 81
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UngrdnldtiCdI
Burglar.

From the Criterion.
The best short stories are regular
feature OF the DAILY ANp WEEKLY CAP.
irAL JOURNAL
II seemed almost too soon for Jack 10
have returned when Mrs. Dorrance
heard him ring. The little.Woman was
about to open the door, when happy
thought led her 10 ask "ls that you,
Jackp
"Yes, It's me-"
The CHEEKY pitch OF the muiiled voice
might have left doubt; the bad gram.
mar left none. Her Jack could never
have made that slip.
Without word she fled upstairs into
Jacks room, grabbed the six-shooter
out OF the top bureau drawer and ran
down again, cooking II ON route. She
got TO the door, and, In M firm tone
as she could command, said in sharp
impcrious way;
snow who are you and what do you
wantg
There was u moments silence. Then;
III yer open the door I'll tell yer. |
don't mean no harm. .misses"
Dot. who knew that her figure could
be seen through the glass, put the point
u the gun close TO II and exclaimed, for
her blood was up now, "Move on, or III
fire.
The man seemed disposed TO argue
the point, for her quick ear caught the
sound OF coarse muttcring. Then she
thought she heard n soit-treading step,
as OF one going away.
But she was mistaken, or else there
was brace Of them, for meanly
wheedlIng voice said "AIissls, amt
no burglar. I'm just hungry and only
want bite o. something 20 eat. Can't
you gimme piece Of bread. IN go
down by the gate an creak il, an you
On slip II out quick and lock the door
again. wouldn't hurt lamb"
"l'ye no time 10 talk and this isn't
bakery" replied Dot. III YOU don't go
at once, I'll fire. Though don't want
10 wake my husband up or rouse the
neighborhood."
Dot thought she heard suppressed
snort at this "blufi." HUT Il was fol-
lowed by heavy football Of one walk
ing slowly down the path. Then the
gate creaked audibly, as II the hungry
man had no need 10 disguise his comings
aud goings.
Flutiered but content, she started up
stairs again. A slight sound came To
hor from above that made her heart
flutler widely.
She remembered the stout trelis Jack
had put up against the wall Of the house
---she had asked him II he meant 10
train banyan tree up it-and the win
dow Of her room had been raised about
an inch that the air might do Cuthbcrt
good. Her e-year-old had been fcverish
AL day.
The recollection Of that first retreat
ing step and the parley Of the other mau
flashed across her mind What Il the
"pal" had sealed the trellis and was
kidnapping Cuthbert2
She flow upstairs, holding her gun
tightly,
Shs dashed through the sitting room
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-31

The Best Presor,puonr or Malaria
Nhliis and Fever lss bottle oi GROyKs rAstG-
lEss NuilL t0Nic. Il IL simply lion AMI
9uinine tn lastoles, lorn, No CUr, NJ pay,
fnce So III Il NW AN
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-31
Improysmsn,s a, Hubhard.

The growth OF Hubbard, like many
o her agriculu raj town, although slow
is continuous, Among the late improve,
ments is the fine new residende of Hon,
J. l., Calvert, which is nearly completed
and il is presumed that the owner ex-
poets 10 enjoy his next Christmas din
ncr in his house,
The members oi the Catholic society
have the frame up for new church
building, 2SN50. Charles Pugh being
the contractor Is a guarantee that the
work will be pushed and the building
completed as rapidly as possible,
A large acreage OF grain has been
sown, and in many fields the new wheat
is morc than an inch high. Other
farmers are still plowing aud seeding.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-31

Fla,ulerce is cured by BrrcuAn's
I ills
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SccUS Gmt,lsicrL

All this passed quicker than the tell
ing. But in that second Of irresolution
Cuthoert, who did not take kindly to
strangers, and had conceived this one
as grossly unwelcome intruder, was
bringing his small fists down on the
mans head and eyes. The fellow angri-
ly jerkcd his head out of reach, putting
up his arm and pushing the infant as
sailant TO one side.
II was enough. Dot rushed forward :,
took quick aim and let go. With grosn
the fellows arm relaxed. She had just
time TO drop her pistol and catch Cuth-
bert before the man fell in u heap on the
floor, very still, the blood from some
where spelling Dots pretty rug
She sank into a chair and felt that she
was going to faint. But there was
another step ON the stairs quick but
light. Was there an army Of burglars
let loose in the house2
She slapped Cuthbert into her rock.
ing chair, his pink legs protruding from
the nightgown, the picture Of anything
but victorious infant conqueror, and
jumped for her faithful gun" a man
rushed into the room.
"stop, or III fre" she quavcrcd
forth.
DOT It's met Chuck that gum"
She "chucked the gum" aud luxur-
ously tainted in Jacks arms. Cuthbert
naugurated the family retirement from
warfare by lusty yowl. The mothers
ears were perchance awakened by that
mellow wailing, with its croupy touch.
Dots eyes recognized Jacks dear face,
which had never seemed 30 dear, she
drew longs quivering breath, and
wound her arms tightly around bim
and gasped:
ooh, Jack ~
And she looked at her husband with
the quecrest smile.
"Well?n
"Do you remember what you said
when you dashed in2"
"Why, told you not TO shoot, that as
long as II was Dayy Crockett ut the
other end OF the gun I'd come down"
"No. Think what you said, D"
al said: Don't shoot, Dot. It's /.
"You didn't cried Dot, merrily.
"When asked the man at the door,
is that you, Jack?' he said Yes, it's
me-. " hereupon | knew II wasn't and
ordered him to move ON. DO You see
what narrow escape you hadY Oh,
Jack, aud she snuggled mp TO him, "do
be careful about your grammar"
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To cure a cold I'm ono pav

10 Cblo Colu w Oho CoN
Take Laxative BrOmo Quinine Tablets All
druggists eiund tho money ifit falls tn cure
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-31

Use Aliens FoOt-Ease m Your Gloves
A lady writes; 81 shake Aliens
Foet-kaS into my gloves aud rub a
little on my hands II saves my glove }
by absorbing perspiTaIiOD Ii Is a
mOSt dainty toilet p0wder" Aliens
Foot Ease makes tight ar new shoes
easy. Always use IL TO Break in New
ShneS 10 keeps the feet cool aud
comfortable. We Invite the attention
of physicians aud nurses 20 the ab-
solute purity Of Aliens Foot Ease.
All drug and shoe stores sen il, 25c.
sample sent FREE. Address Allen
y. olmsted. La Roy, n. \.
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Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD

One ana twC connect at ALBANY and
Corvallis with Southern Pacific tiaInsu
giving direct service ID and from Nsw,
port and adjacent beaches.
= No. 8 runs from Albany to Corvallis
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Frldavss
only.
No. runs from Corvallis to Albanv
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur.
days only.
Trains for the mountains arrive n,
Detroit at noon, giving ample time
to reach camping grounds on the
Breitenbush and Santiam river the
same day.
II. L. WALDEN, EDWIN STONE
TT. a y. A. Manssa.
J. TURNER Agent, Albany, Ore
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A peculiar damage suit is pending at
Pendleton by James MoKennon vs.. o,
r. Il n. for $50 600, for the loss of one
leg resulting he alleges, from his being
pushed or kicked from an accommoda.
tion train at Athena last year. The case
was tried at the last term of court and
the inry disnRreeh.
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Tha, Joyful Feeling.

With the exhllarating iense Of renew
ed health aud strength aud internal
cleanliness, which follows the use Oi
syrup Ot Figs, Is unknown to the few
who have not progressed beyond the
old time medicines and the cheap sub
stitutos sO,ht times offered but never
accepted by the well-infOrmed. Buy
the genuine. Manufaci ured by the
California Fig Syrup ca.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-31
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
STEAMER ALBANY,
Captain Zuinalt

captain Luinalt
Leaves Salem at Ia. m. for Portland
aud way landings every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday.
The steamer has been equipped with first
class accommodations, including an elegant
piano.
Unsurpassed for carrying both freight and
passengers.
Dock,-Foot OF State street.
ED. N. EDEs Agent.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-31

ssssrhe Baker City emergency corps
fitting mp am amusement resort, In.
struction aud innocent amJsements will
be furnished for the young people such
as reading room, bowling alley and a
first class gymnasium.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-31

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Cures over
night the most stubborn cold as well
as all It's complications tickling in
the throat, HUSKY voice aud violent
coughing, IL is the most wonderful
medicine, science has produced.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-31

LtGlippe, destroys thousands Of
people. IL may Oe Qui, KY cared by
One Minute Cough Cure, That pro.
duces immediate results in cuughS,
colds aud throat aud lung troubles.
IL Will prevent consumption, stones
UIug StOrc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-27

a GOOD colored girl. we'll recommended
wants place to do light house work, three
~ family: or nurse 1918 Sauluier street,
lteuston. Texas. %
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BRENNAN BRIEFS.
Y Work Arranging For a Sue
cessful MaifeSt.

work Arranging For a Sue
cessful ,iaifest.
w Texas. April 26.-There will be
tnrlave of BRENNAN comman-
~ at o'clock tomorrow after
'oe purpose OF comforting the
'ue Red Cross, the Order Of the
na the Knights of Malta upon
''a'ss from La Grange, who are
l'r the ceremony.
NJ fsryel5 who has been Sc
'@nduct the colored normal school
us coming summer in this city,
have large attendance. He
savlsed OF about seventy five
enter for the term. The school
July ., Prof. Tarver has not
y assistants for the instruction.
~ young ladies and as many gen
hl all the friends which the
= can press into service, are
eas and day TO arrange the
= ior the May queen parade,
nv ee a feature of the fest to be
s ~ next Tuesday. The
aas Mary Stone, and her maids
r. oaa the gentlemen attendants,
laSe this the greatest affair of
d w given in Brennan, and it is
y parade will surpass the floral
M .'ner Houston or San Antonio.
~ N pe nine vehicles in the queen
l,a., eOiofs Of the rainbow being
|,,ss.'. hands VIII arrange the
s,e's, and It is expected the ar
oeautiful. The roads have
NM s VI one and one-third fare for
s,s, I'm 70 addition to the queen and
y , !, IN the parade. there will be
y Fades displays.
\ !. dependence. Texas. at . o'clock
! SS,s'a0on, Mrs. NJ. j. Stokes, aged
1, srs mas not been i'll sufficiently
d ,s ssrps,e,net,nsion, and her demise
NJ !. u. Young, brought down from
4. Seslay piece of black locust
a,,sa az found thirty-two feet be-
IN 'aS " by man who was dig
/ s,,ri me log was well preserved,
!, ' :. with water. It l. on
tne City drug store,
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"HAR'roN LOCALS.
|hstsa Ut school Trustees Nom
H. IN Mass Meeting.

|ha,ss school Trustees Nom
~. An Mass Meeting.
k..,. 'Sas' April 2e.--A sprightly
~ was held last night by the
!. - school district. Mr.. r. NJ.
,.,,. 'lee'ed chairman; Mr.. j. P.
'ary. The meeting was called
ss'p0's of selecting a hoard of
n lls 3 elected May ? next. The
|Anll,os was Endorsed: President.
KEN e. c. Duke, j. p. Tay-
|tsHey "a q =. Farrell, C. Finkle-
|ns n.. Bradley (eoloredJ. A reso-
i loss ssed lnstructiug trustees, il
aAross site on some ground east
y cslaAsaie court is now consumed
b. I' xxx land case OF Hodges
New pan. ana Cattle company.
\ VAN e'ry Is visiting Der sister.
4 4. Gum . Of colcra. Ala. is the
n Ia SISTER Mrs. Mary Hugely.
pa III uol seen since 1854. br.
! ~ AK. slsit relatives IN various
u gFs. j. L. Morris A.: the
p. Psfents, Mr.. and Mrs. n
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TWO colored girls. well recommended wan
q good place. light house work or nursing
HIVE Andrews street. Houston Texns 3.
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|IIaER COURTS.


soril &c, -Following are
~ ~. IN the court Of crim-'
...a, Hiram Num- irohs
v,s.h. from Lavaca; Jonf'
cases, from Nehemiah
!. riding and Adra E.
Y osu. clay Ford tdeaths.
4 singleton and 7. ID
,.,ssou; Cynthia Bryant and
,s's rewitt; II &C. Benns't'
"a "a D. Becker (three cassS'
James spiars 1.-TWO cass's)'
.,,, John Hargraves, itrom
~, johnson. from Layaca;
ram Karnes; Tom Weight
4 rsmanded: Lou Moore'
~ NJ /. price, from Yonng.
4. Il dismissed: Tom lsayior,
~ Marcial Munoz, from
\ r,rdsd' G. l. searcN from
,.,caring overruledls Sam
y frank Quarles. from Dali
,ss.rs. from Ellis.
l sSss'i on habaas corpus from
n, rsmanded to the castody OF
! called D. L. Matthews
I. !, motion to dimsfsis appeal:
Z ',, "A two cases), from Nc
!, :, nrIef for State u John Carl
Win Shaw, from McLennan;
n rom Caldwell.
IA 4 % record: Robert Harper,
q an briefs aud oral arguments
ssss: Joe O'Tooie. from Gray
uonticue. from Harrison.
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ru.s April 96s--The following
y we're had In the Third court
meals today
Ella. wilmure & Co. VS.. W.
Ma st al. from Hays; Cotton
Ming Company VS.. Charles j.
i rom McLennan; Cotton States
Company VS.. C. G. Reilly ct al,
lrian,
4 nd remanded; R. W. Warren
GN Gentry ct al. from Hamil-
Y. md rendered. Texas Central
Company VS.. W. j. Flanary.
tIrlian.
sh BY agreement, at cost Of ap-
| Gil, COLORADO and Santa Fe Rail-
r,.ny vs.. N. W Woodward, and
siio and Santa Fe Railway Com
Snow ct al, both from Tom
ky refused. San Antonio and
PISS Railway Company ct al VS..
kes from Milan, Missouri. Kan
tluis Railway Company of Texas
Milan. from Williamson; Mis-
|Inas and Texas Railway Com
George j. Calnon, from William
fad for rehearing NJ. Kosminsky
flsEi, HAYES 6, Co. from Bowie.
|luse 4 Co.'S Express VS.. l.. H.
hon Milan.
notions submitted; f. l.. Petty
! W Parker Ell al, from Ham!l.
~ motions ~ To quash return
f, 10 error and strike cause from
~ to dismiss cause for insufh-
~ ~ to strike out briefs of
! . aror and to dismiss the
l@o Reed VS.. N. Y. Oldham. from
Nflke out appellee's briefs: NJ.
~ vs.. Hamburger Bros. & Co.
W. to cite additional authorities.
Ef' ]. A. Jackson VS.. Parrish
% ADVANCE, from Travis.
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FOR SALE CHEAP--ons secondhand cut
under physician's stanhcpe. Ia hrStseiass
condition. Mosehart keller's shop, carncr
Franklin and Caroline streetg =
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ENGINEER wants situation; capable Of doing
own repair work: understands running dy-
nano' married Willing to work for reason
able salary. Engineer. This nffca. Is
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WANTED-To hire man TO so on the road
a, once. enc who has 400 to use in stock
big pay: well secured. Address 1851, this
ufritc. 50
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SITUATION wANTEp-MAIE.

MiDpLE-AGED MAN-work around house
horse and huggy ward, flowers, lawn, can
90 honsework; good ysrtman; small sal
airy, good references. Address 1850. this
office. "a,
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AUCTION, AUcTIoNi--Greatest pawnhroker
sale ever inauguratcd In the city at Uncle
Sans Loan ofhce. a0i Preston avenue,
,s', h,,s, aSsefmlneg 70 ren!e Iram my pres
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PROFESSIONAL.

CENTER POINT. Kerr county. great health
resort address ". p. Hood, prcpristor
Avenue Hotel for partieulsrs and rates BY
week or month. Near Canal station, on
Arkansas Pass rsilrcad. I'll
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HOUSTON Heights has ertosian water. sandy
SOIL good drainage, fre shade, excellent
car service and the lots at present prices
are the cheapest property 10 town; terms
from s. 20 81 per lot in cash and the same
payment monthly. Fur best prices call at
Houston Heights oficc. eos Main street,
John A. Milrcy. agent. Il
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SITUATION WANTED-By Young colored
woman as GOOD cook or homework; at once.
Call 1918 Andrew street. Houston, Texas u
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OLD BooKS--we buy, sell end exchange J
Pnrdy. III Congress- avenue 3
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LoST-A sold pin, In the form OF wreath,
onameled In rrecn aud act with nelrls,
Finder viii please return to 1io6 JEFFERSON
street corner Fsnniu. and receive reward IS
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FIVE HUNDRED cords oak wood: 1910 cords
pIMe for sale. w. Il. ZONES ncnnMaiec 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Texas
Servings and Real Estate Investment Associ-
alton VIII be held on Friday, April IS ut s
o'clock p. m, at Masons hall, Mason block,
On Rusk and Main street NJ. Kattmann,
secretary.
SPECIAL rates made for pleasure driving
curing the summer months. parties desiring
The use OF buggy and horse. surrey, phaeton,
trap, English cart or victoria, with liyerisd
coachman, by the month. phone 552 or ad.
dress Hubert $ II. Wilson, P. o. box iae .
CONTRACTS solicited for heavy hauiirE Of
any kind, excevating, grading, illing yards.
etc, or teams let by the day Hubert S H.
Wilson, phone h62, or r. o. box 1876, Hous-
~ ---
SPECIAL NoTICE-Notiee is hereby given
that the annual meeting OF stockholders of
the Merchants and Planters Oil company
Will take place on Monday morning. May
3 1922 at II o'clock. at the office OF T ".
House. (sirned T. W House. president
attest; 3 Z: Rice secretary.
NoTIcE-The public is hereby notified not
to cash. buy or trade for . note for $40
signed by J. o. Goodenousa and navssie to
having been lost by the holder thereof after
being duly Endorsed and payment thereon
has been stopoed. g j. Palmer. 81
NOTICE is hereby given that the general and
public Offices of the Texas Northern Railroad
Company have been established at Anderson.
Grimes county, Texas Fred 3. Johnston.
NJ. II. president: r Howell. secretary
and treasurer 5-l3
IUBLIC NoTICE-ln compliance with Sec
ton fifty seven so, Article three 80. OF the
constitution of Texas of 1876 public notice
is hereby given that IT Is the intention Of
citizens OF the city OF Houston TO apply to
the legislature Of said State, nov IN session,
fol the passage OF special Law amending
the charter fothe city Of Houston. Harris
county, Texas, enacted A. D 1897 in the
following particular, to-wit SAID intention
ter so that thereafter all taxpayers of the
city of Houston shall have tsfe right TO plead
in any court all the statutes OF limitation OF
said State in bar Of, and by way OF defense
against, any and all suits brought by said
city Of Houston for the collection of back
taxes alleged to be due said city by them.
Witness my hand this the 9th day of March,
a. D. 1889. F. +. Chew, sr.
4-s6
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Group Is the terror OF thousands OF Young
mothers because It's outbreak Is so agoniz,
Ing aud frequently fatal Shilobs Cough and
Consumption Cure acts like magic IN cases
OF Group. II has never been known TO fail
Tho worst cases relieved Immediately. Price
20 cents. 80 cents and 81 90
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE--one-haif interest "a a live weekly
snd daily uewspaper; old and well cstab-
iished; good town, none but practical pTiut-
ers who mean busincss need Apply. Address
NaNEna this Office. 30
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O. name OF ''Dan." stravod nom premises,
ISIS san lacinto street Return and receive
reward Is
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