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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-09-20

declare state laws unconstitutional.
Ex Senator Joe Blackburn, who
has been resting little in Washing
ton, preparatory to returning to the
stump, did not give the story that
Col Bryan would not speak in Ken
lucky chance to get fairly started
before he headed it off by saying ::
"Mr. Bryan wrote me that he would
be glad to speak in Kentucky and
would leave the details to me There
was no promise of any number of
speeches, nor were any definite ar
rangements agreed upon. have
written him that we will be ready for
him any time after the first of Octo
Der, and by that time, from present
indications. the boiling movement in
Kentucky will have dwindled away
into nothingness and Mr. Bryan will
have a solid democratic party in
front of him "
The naval officials responsible for
assigning Admiral Schley to the
command of the South Atlantic
squadron, the most undesirable flag
command in the navy, evidently felt
little bit ashamed, as they took the
trouble to give out statements about
the intention of tie department to
increase the number of vessels in the
squadron, the Importance of the
command in case of war with Cen
trail or South America, etc The
real object is probably to get Schley
out of reach of inquisitive coog:es-
sionai committees.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-09-16
NOT IN ACCORD
Advices Brought to the Presi-
dent From the Philippines
Differ.
This Said 10 Be One Reason for
Recalling Worcester and
DENLY.
Report of the Full Commission
Desired Before the Message
Is Written.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-It is said at
the wal department that the return OF
the two members of the Philippine
commission remaining in Manila,
Messrs. DENLY and Worcester, is in or
der to advise the president of the very
latest aspect of affairs, SO that he may
use the information in his message to
congress. There is an intimation con-
veyed that the advices brought by
President Schurman and Senator Bev.
eridge aud other persons recently re-
turned from Manila are not, at all
points, in strict accord, though the
items of divergence are not known be-
You'd the White House. 1t is said that as
Dewey is nearing the United States, the
opportunity to have a full meeting Of
the Philippine commission, of which he
is q member. should not be lost. and a
report which may be expected to sun
up their work will be indispensable to
congress in its efforts at legislation for
the island. No statement can be had
officially as to the future Of the com
mission, but it is not regarded as prob
| able that it will return to the islands, at
| least not without q considerable change
in personnel. The recall Of Messrs'
! DENLY and Worcester will leave Gen
eral Otis the sole representative OF the
| commission in the Philippines.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-09-16
OFFERED AGUINALDO MUCH.
Liberal Inducs mcnts to Lay Down Arms
Refused BY the Filipino Leader.

Liberal Inducements to Lay Down Arms
Refused BY the Filipino Leader.
New YORK. Sept. ia special tc
the World from Ithaca, N. Y. says:
Your correspondent is able to say Oh
authority that President Schurman OF
the peace commission offered every pos
sihe inducement short of absolute self
govl rnment to Aguinaldo and his fol-
lowing A~guinaldo was promised as the
price for the restoration of peace in the
Tagalos q bonus OF ore than $4,000 q
year while the Tagalos ro.Sained peace.
full. He was told that he conld choose
men from his tribe for the minc- mu'
nicipal Offices. :.
The commission went 50 far - tc
promise Aguinaldo the moral support
Of the United States government. ii
such were needed to make his leader
| ship Of the Tagalos thoroughly secure
With all these inducements, tempting
"a they must have been, Auuinaldo, a.
the recognised head of the insurgen'
movement, declined to yield. He III
sisted upon immediate self.government
and as his insistence was so firm 40 t
make an agreement impossible. tn
American commissioners ceased nego
tiations.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-09-16
SOUTH DAKOTA FrSIONISTS.
nvsuti ou Meets at Mitchell and Nance
state Ticket,

Csnvsntion Meets ut Mitchell and Names
. state Ticket.
MITCHELL. s. D., Sept. 16.-The
union convention comprising Populists.
Democrats and free silver Republicans
met here in joint convention at noon
for the purpose of placing in nomina.
ton three candidates for the supreme
court. Temporary organization was
effected by electing John Colvin OF
Mitchell chairman and F. G. Boheri OF
Clark secretary. Committees on Gre
dent;als, permanent organization and
resolutions were appointed and an ad.
iournment taken until evening at 1870.
At the evening session the credentials
committee made a report, seating dele.
gates from 40 counties. and the com.
mittee on permanent organization re-
ported that the temporary officers be
continued.
The resolutions favor Bryan's nomi-
nation in 1900; denounce the present
supreme court for its subserviency to
corporations; pledge the nominees to
be free from such influence. and de-
| nounce the Philippine war as a repu.
| diation of the Declaration Of Independ-
ence and the Monroe doctrine and an
assault on liberty everywhere. Ed.
mund Smith Of Rapid City was named
| by reclamation in the First district.
| Judge Bennett for the Third and {. b.
| Kennedy Of Canton for the Second dis
tzict.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-09-16
ABSoLUTEEY PURE
aoyA. eAxs.e eoxpea Co., nv voas.

law known o. the interstate
law. supposed to be enacted for the ben.
ont OF the people, and yet the only prac-
teal use Of these laws has been to steal
away from US the right of trial by Jury
and to imprison the workmen for con.
spiracy.
AS a matter of fact. wherever the
workers are organized and have main.
tanned their organizations, their wages
are higher and hours lower and condi.
ions better, in spite OF com binations OF
capital.
In the midst Of greater c~oncentra.
lions OF wealth and the vast develop.
ment Of industry, it behooves the work.
ers to more ceaselessly than ever devote
their energies to organized labor, AMI
counterfeit the effect which theil help.
less and unprotected condition would
otherwise have upon them"
Mr.. Gompers was loudly %spplauded.
The convention then recessed until
J o'clock.
Auti.Trust Nssoi utiona
Resolutions denouncing the trust.
have been drafted by the anti.trus,
delegation.
The resolutions set forth their un,
sltersble opposition to trusts and mon
opolies. demand from the several states
and cities that they take such action a.
will lead to the ownership Of all public
utilities; demand that the federal an,
state governments enact Legislation
for the control OF railways: demand
| that congress and the legislatures Of tn
several states abolish all special priv
ileges and take action to destroy mo
nopoly: assert that no candidate TO
public Office is entitled to the suffrage
Of his fellow citizens who does no
earnestly declare his hostility to al
trade combinations; declare that 1t !
tho duty Of the people. by organized ef
fort t. secure the nominations by tn
! political parties of the opponents 0
trusts, and recommend that the sew
eral states take immediate action Z
limit the purposes for which private in
dustrial corporations may be formed
and discourage their further lorna
ton"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-09-16
WILL EXTEND HIS TRIP.
p,,.ident Definitely Decides to VISIT '"'
rv,n Cities In October.

p~,,.ident Denuitely Decides to VISIT s"'
Twin Cities In October.
WASHINGTON. Sept. l6.-Only four
members Of the cabinet. Secretaries
cage and Root and Postmaster Genera
Emory Smith and Attorney "enela'
Griurs were present at tho meeting;
The president announced that no nao
decided to extend his Chicago trip 70
Indianapolis and St. Paul. and consla.
arahle time was occupied in q discussion
81 the arrangements for the cornerstone
having at Chicago, and when ana wne y,
tha members of the cabinet, nearly -
" whom will be present, will meet u
presidential party.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-09-16
WIN Welcome the Americans.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l6.-Mail advices
received at the u department from
Manila state that the natives of the
island of Samar are praying for the
speedy arrival of the Americans and
will welcome the hosting Of the Amer.
lean flag. 1t is said that as a result OF
the forcible collection of taxes by the
emissaries of the insurgents who take
ali thew have got, the natives are in a
state of semi-starvatlOn.
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soon SIGN THE DECREE.
Frsnch Cabinet Said to Have Agreed ec
Liberate vi us.

French Cabinst Said to Have agreed 20
Liberate Dreyfus.
PARIS, Sept. l6.-The Matin asserts
that the cabinet has agreed TO pardon
Dreyfus and that the decree will be
signed Sept. 10. Many Of the provin'
cial papers publish articles insisting on
the granting Of a pardon. !.
The Figaro says that many officers OF
the army are asking that Dreyfus De
pardoned. .,.
Countess Prokeschos:ein. president OF
tho Austrian Red Cross society, mas
written o letter Of coincidence to Nine
Dreyfus.
LONDON, Sept. l6.-The Paris corre'
spondent Of The Daily Telegraph says;
at is certain that Captain Dreyfus
w,ll be liberated. The only question to
be settled is one Of ways and means
No Official action has yet been taken
so far as is publicly known
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-09-16
TO THE H~OCSEIOPS.
Town Of seharding in Upper Austr'" Az
most submerged.

most submerged.
VIENNA. Sept. l6.-The town OF
Scharding, on the river Inn. in Upper
Austria. is flooded. The Inn Is still rls'
ing and the water has reached the up
per floors of houses. and III sone in'
stances, has risen af high as the roofs.
Several persons have been drowned.
Tho inhabitants Of Ebensee and Styr
have deserted their dwellings. Inc
-;yors Ems and Traun are falling, put
the Danube is still rising. As resu,'
Of the floods. a house has collapsed
hurvinr a man and a child in the ruins
MUNICH, Sept. l6.-The floods are SUI
siding in Upper Bavaria but railway WY
communication with the south "p0
southeast is still interrupted.
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.. paw Wages Demanded.

South SHIELDS. Sept. 1.-two steam
have been obliged to meet n de-
u,saSs Of the strikers in order to obtain
' Ono Of these vessels is n new
Atlantic liner British Princess, ooun n.
Gov New York, which Is making nel
.,o;dou trim.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-21

MONEY TO LOAN On improved farms and
ranches. Francis Smith Co, san An
tonic Texas Call on r. w. Norris. hiam
| building. Houston. Texas. I.
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LOCAL NOTES.
lNpnn,,,>E'- ------
oVEMENT AT SEGUIN.

,1ness Houses Under Why md
"a "nr Mil in Prospect.
II iexas, February 19.--The new
s00' recently begun here has been
g and is now in use. The build
4 s.0aern brick structure and quite
ra Z Improvement in the town.
- owning an immense water
+ NE edge of town ON the Guaaa.
pou Is getting out the rock. and
6o,r,p.e ein the erection of a four
NJ ssr mill. with capacity Of 100
~ nc three modern costly brick
n fonss a." under construction ON The
y saIaoa H. krezdorn, store; Anton
I'D rsU, and Nolte Bros, store b.
i ttx, ulaer construction, four miles
d n "h dam across tho river the
/ oe used for mill and Elm pur e
et,,p ' ~ and out tonnage of the
Ma s, aelac rilroad nj this place has
ia e,teauily for tie past two wears
HI saerease now over the CORE
'A0n'h OF 1897 is some 1850 per
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-21

LADIES-Why suffer? Our monthly reaula-
tor positively relieves longest cases In four
days; price $500 a box: If in doubt send Tor
particulars Lee Remedy Co., $500 Cham
plain avenue. Chicago
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LOST. FOUND, STRAY. STOLEN.

STRAIED--Fcbruary IL, larsc yellow dog.
black nose and nwuth; breast and fcrefest
white, answers name ",Iuinbo;" reward !:
return first house left Of Main beyond Mar
row Gauge track -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WE BUY. sell and exchange real estate.
look after property for non-residcnts, coll
icct rents and negotiate loans. call and
list your property; We havc cash customers
for rcal estate bargains Scarlan a Bar
tell, si2 Binx building. Is.
FOR SALE Lots on instailmcnt plan; no
Interest iot0ia Congrcss avenue, II, u.
Cline. %
FOR SALE-one house and lot on sampson
street, No 5io near Harrisburg road. y
FOR STATISTICAL places In Fifth ward
ard Third ward on inst llnicnt plan: also
unimpruvcd lots. Call at my law office.
ioio,s Congress avenue. n. Y. Cline. y
WE CAN cffcr that choice piece Of property.
the Dickcy homestead, corner Jackson and
Folk; will divide to suit; prices aud terms
reasonable Also two blocks Of choice lots
Oh Main street, south fronts, must be sold
corner lot anl a half facing Mckinney, saev,,
seven years time. G pr trnt interest, N,
oasl payment. II you wish TO buy, sell, ex-
change or rsnt property. you VIII Tad H. %
yrur interest To DO business with those that
advertise. yon can not do tueiness satisiae-
tally otherwise. Nornost 4 Cooley, phone
Ga. Binz l;iiuing. u
SEvEN-RoO two-story house, lot, cistsrn.
$1,000 cash phacton buggy and harness sso,
Tl0S ST Emanuel.
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FINANCIAL.

-
1MoTEY TO LoAN-To pay taxes. Veaaor
:" ~ NOTES mortgages or buha houses.
le. 100 money in city. Call nj my law
oI6ci 1901 Congress avenue. H. ~ =;
sYoRE your household goods pianos OF % Na,
fhAnniH sanle without interest; no pusir
,n nss no small or large 20 receive cur earr-
~ ,tfenIioD. Mercantile stofas company.
,honp ga. 6IS, room sgz Bia1 pe.lllns 20 .
NEY TO LOAN upon Iionstto,n Ie.i ,r csiht q
I'd Phelps, attorney slyss .aa,- s.' -
.-;Ss-,,l5 oANEp on insurance policies. @.
Nh Munger $40 kiam building -
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'nin's Cough Remedy In
.H Chicago.

81. D'osr the popular South Side
h,o,., 'orner sixty-ninth street and
IL " syenuc, say, I'VE sell great
Il snoeriain's Cough Remedy. and
81, s'Fes the most satisfactory re-
"a S's''y among childron, for severe
uoup.' For sale by all drug
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HELP WANTED.

LADIBs-Why suffer? Our monthly resula-
tor positively relieves longest cases IN tour |
days price $500 box il in doubt send Tor
particulars Lee Remedy Co. $500 Cham
plain avenue. Chicago.
NOTICE-Wanted sub-contractors and teams
by the day: we have 10000 cubic yards 4
foot levee work to let. Apply 10 S. A. Rob,
ertson Co.. sulphur. La.
wANTED-In Monterey, Mexico prae-
tricaI electro platter and poisher thoroughly
competent to take eutire charge of plating
department. Address. with references. Man
ufacturing Company. Monterey, Mexico. %
WANTED-An experienced travelling sales
man to sell line of popular price mems.
boys and youths shoes commission for
Eastern manufacturer. Address box l3lV
New Orleans La -
WANTED-Few more young men and ladies
TO lenrn telegraphy for positions rail
Teyas. 5-ll
CLERKS. BooKKEEPERs. cooks and all
ether help wanting situations. apply TO
southern Business Exchange. fOl bin5
building.
WA NTEp-Tbe Fraternai Life Association
wants solicitors; salary paid to. good men
For particulars call on or address y. =.
Bailey. general secretary Cotton ESchahEs;s
Houston. ------------
N,ANTEp-Eldcrly woman to cook for two
persons on farm eight miles from city CAL
iomnrrew on William Gibbs Standard
Printing CO., 900 Preston. ------.--- Il
MAN with family can find good home with
plenty of land for gardelnG on sooa ILLS. ,i,,
suburbs OF city. Apply Magnolia creamery
Co., 30 Travis ---------1.
LIFE INsuRANCE--A general and local
( agent for Southern Texas Wanted' conir@c.s
! liberal, Address j. $, Chapman. manaGef
| IwANTEp-Men to learn barber trade; we
| positiyely guarantee $50 monthly after onlP
| eight weeks practice; spring rash SOON; saa-
| Snnts from distance assisted with transpor-
MT tad
! Ter barber College. st. LOUIS, Mo. -
rIE MAKERS Wanted at once. 500 good re
! makers to mako square cage sap pIne, w,
fine timber monthly inspe S1n,nn w CO. CO.
y cash. A %eTes VIM Cameron s'i5
! AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMISSION.
The greatest agents seller ever pIou ILL.,
/ every user OF pen and INK buys u on sas 49,
sn6 IN 50o per cent profit; one agents saiss
nounted 10 $500 in six days. annths. So-
az Two hours. Monroe Mig. Co. IL. ~
! Crosse. WIS. ------------
cc.rEsMEN FOR cIGARs-si25 month ana
eNp nne,nenis Ia customers. G. c. Bishop q
Co. ST. Louis. Mo.
;a,IIiiE MANHATTAN life Insurance company
81 New York is DESTROYS OF srs a, d. a.
| ei.,,icee Of an active, reliable man ~ oiS
FL ~, ,oanager for Houston aud aalaeent
eomnties. Top contract for { e Grsa,, mn Ir
Apply with references 70 a a, ms also want
miami saod tsrritory throughout Iexas anu
eS indian aud Oklahoma Teir:tor'es. p
sns ~ Managers for three districts IN
he Sc noa aslv also Lac few
anrs COMPANY rash advances made
sss aasat dvdsnda st time q taxing applsra
ton on en%satiyi so pG top Sse
n9liSeI o. Robertson. State agent pei N,.,,
TeXas. -
VIZ WANT an agent In every town IN ,,Ss
10 operate tne pest ssntrse, eYs ntierso gen.
o s1, mai Insnagrrs .oid Hartford Lie, paiias;
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wANTED TO BUY.

wASTED--To buy a good buggy morse sDon'
II hands high state price, must ps eneap
Robt. Black, this ONCE -----------------
~ A STTD--To buy second hand geniiemen's
eiotbing; highest price nald drop me ]. q
nostai. viii call. a. Zuber. so Milan. =
wANTED Ar oNcE--Improged and vacant
citv property from owners nc , nae o,g
~. ia with us. Henderson Wihiahso.., y,
Main and Preston. Houston.
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n r. U. CONVENTION.

NC. i. U. Gun V EN- hiON'
tsxjug programme has been is
IA convention TO be held in this
nav IS and March / and 2 by the
Christian Temperance organiza-
m meeting includes all counties
Ninth congressional district. The
Is the programme:
hi Is, 7:30 p. m.-DeVotlonals'
III NJ. Stoddard, State president;
h welcome on behalf of the clergy,
1, Massey. pastor of Methodist
q church South; on behalf of the
Nr. ]. D. Campbell; on behalf OF
8 Mr.. James Hays Quarles; on
Il the local union, MIS-. IL.
response by North Austin
II Christian Temperance Union;
xireshments, etc.
hl9a. rn.-Devotionals, Smithville
iol call Of officers and delegates;
Innt Of committees, viz, courtesies,
bill, finance, resolutions, for solic-
rT members, pages; address by Mrs.
u Stoddard; reports of unions,
Il l. L and district treasurer; noon
fTke, Austin union No. /; 2:30 p.
haiouals Mrs. X. X. Fielder. Chap
S; reading of minutes of the morn
Hasu; what Does the w. C. 7. U.
} the Home" Elgin union; "What
Xpher DO to Protect Her Home?"
w union; Mothers meetings, Miss
A.anl, State evangelist superintend-
What is citizenship" Giddings
law against cocaine. opium, ETC.,
Austin; canteen and Ellis bills, Gig
Nv, Austin union No. /; entertain
y. Q. T. u. and l.. T. l..
a2 IA m.-Devotionals, Giddings
naalng of minutes, ETC.; THE I'M
q Of the Y Branch, its Work and
y Miss Lalla Adaml; Effects of
on The Body" DR.. Ellen Leake;
ne l.. I. l.. Work." Smithville
HOW to Succeed with l.. T. L."
union; reports of district superin-
~ scientific temperance instruc-
M NJ. b. Nancy; Sunday school
ais. Loulie Jones, Elgin; Our
.a.ace Literature Mrs. r. j. Swea-
I riess,' Miss Lizzie Mason; "Un-
~ VINE" Mesdames Lowry and
M. M rurity,' Mrs. A. A. Boon;
Use Mrs. Folsom, Austin union;
~ Box election of officers, re-
y j. committees; Where shall the
" sa'ea,lon be held?' 1880 p. M, de-
M MI. MISS Adami; lecture, Mrs. IL.
LOCAL NOTES.
.snoer OF visitors are in the city
'aa me Brenham Gun club shoot,
/, "nmenees at 8 o'clock Tuesday
\, iass.rucions from the city council,
~ Whitman this afternoon no.
~ PAGES where slot machines are
i, sp''aled that they must at once bs
=. " prosecutions will commence
''le proper courts.
\ ,orly delegates to the Green's
"a 1sociatlon arrived in Brenham
- -. a large number are expected
j, 'a,e trains tonight and on early
!, ~, mans Tuesday. Hon. Joseph ID
- ''iiye at 4 p. m. Tuesday.
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1T,ANTED--EIdcrly woman to cook for two
nersons on farm eight miles from city. Call
tomorrow on William Gibbs. standard
printing Co. 900 Preston. u
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a Jerks. BOoKKEEPERS. cooks and all
ether help wanting situations apply to
Southern Business Exchange. fOl Binz
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WAITED BIDg-sesied proposals. wiz be re-

a., 15rrn pIDe-sealed proposals. Will be re-
=" ~ ~ y, ,he office OF W r. Fannin. Msr-
81 81 Tesas, until o'clock p. m. February
1919 Tor ne construction oc Of Ip ssr,n
Lilsn q, accardance with plans and speci-
ftatisns which can be seen At the Office @
" n Fannin. Marlin, Texas. OF sam
Herbert, architect. Waco, TEXAS; g g rnu
IN n accompany each bid. as guarantee
~, ~ contractor viii make good and solvent
bond: the right reserved to reject any o. o.
an hide.
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NOrICE-Wanted sub-contractors and teams
by the day: we have 100000 cubic yards 4
foot levee work TO let. Apply TO $. A. ROD.
ertsOn & Co. sulphur, La, -
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life INSURANCE--A general and local
aoapt for Southern Texas wanted, contracts
liberal, Address j. S. Chapman manager.
t1a,tou Texas, 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-21

wELsBAcH lamp nut up for si.0o. Mohr &
johnson. ii3 Main street %
FOR SALE--White Plymouth Rock and Brown
leghorn eggs 10 for 81; 81 Stanley street. ~
FOR SAl.E-Fiue lot OF huggics phuet0ns,
eurIeys. road wagons and harness. laren-
dons Stables and Carriage Repository,
Franklin aud Caroiina etreNf q
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HALI.--The new seenser-
bund hall. ccrner of San Jecinto and Pres res,
ton. ia now thoroughly. htted up ana MI
ho rented on reasonable terms Tor nalls'
narties entertainments or for theatricai NJ,
fractions II Is equipped with the brit ana "a
largest stage in tho eity exeepllns Ihsi
he onera houae. For tcrmR Apply 70 u. {.
sauier. delIcatesscn store. JOI. Preston ass,
iaiaa -
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NOR SKTI5-All grades OF horses and mules.
nj; prices ranging from $25 up alsS tnTee
tine Jacks Call and sec us at 1o9 san IA
cinto street Houston Horse "uie anu ~ n
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GERMAN. 80 years old. sinsis, WAITS work
around private bcuse attending 10 horses
or cows; goo reference Address SSsi, this
office. IA
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sEVEN- ROOM two-story house, lot, cistsrn
$1,000 cash; phaeton buggy and harness sso,
1S0S st. Emanuel 70
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"nnsitively guarantee $50 monthly after only
peisht Weeks practice; spring rash soon' stu
dents from distance assisted with transp ,r
i'r 4arbcr College. St. LOUIS, Mo. "a
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THOSE who ARE IN trouble about their city
or county taxes would do well 10 write to
r. o. BOX 49, where any communication
would receive prompt attention; also money
to lend in amounts 70 suit EASY interest -
nm iiElSlG Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat
speoialisi, Telephone building u
I, KopF, undertaken and embalmer. ioli
rrairio avenue: fine carriages and hearses:
phone 6S7. o-lo-yI
S. o. COTTON a BRO. Fire Insurance.
Agents aud Adjustera. 10 Main street. u
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