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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-09-14
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER

The encampmeut OF the q A. II. at
Philadelphia will soon settle the Ques
ton whether or not the G. A. r. in
ves'igating committee that investigated
the complaints against The Pension Of
flee have reported for or against Com
missioner Evans From the iacs that
the committee was made up largely Of
Federal Office holders, it was thought
at first that the report would be in
Evans favor, but the current opinion
is that the report will be against
Evans In any case the opponents Of
the present pension Office adninistra'
tion who are not confined to the pen
sion attorneys by any means, will test
the matter on the floor Both the Pre-
sident and Commissioner Evans are in
attendance on the encampment and the
prospect OF anything sensational de-
yeloping is very slight, ~ the visit Of
the President has done much towards
harmonzing the opposing elements.
1t is well understood in Washington
TINT Mckinley fully suslaius the adj
ministration OF affairs at the pension
office. In fact, it is believed that the
commissioners actions in Keeping
down the disbursements OF his bureau
as low as possible, have been due to
instructions received from Mckinley.
Hence the attack on Evans is really q
blow at the policy OF the udministra-
ton.
Owing to the prevailing high prices
Tor steel, and the prospect Of continued
and increasing high figures, contractors
are reluctant to bid on government
work. Fer the fourth time, the navy
has made Efforts to let the
contract ior the ordnance shops Of the
League Island Navy Yard, previous
bids having been rejected rs too high
Recently new bids were opened and
they were higher than oeiore, aud the
lowest bid was over $4,000, above the
Bidders nov give a
time limit for the acceptance of their
bids. Many contractors are losing
money ON thC work they are now doing
owing to the scarcity Of steel aud the
high prices for labor.
To protect themselves agaiu- ,hc
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the throat, an open avenue 10y whic
any number OF diseases can find their
way into the system 1t must be re-
membered that the throat is very
susceptible to attack. particularly in this
climate, and this TACT makes it doubly
true that an ounce Of prevention is
better than pound Of cure. The
moment there's anything the matter
with your throat, however slight the
trouble, attend to ii instantly. One of
the best remedies for sore threats Is our
piphtheria Remedy. AS this medicine
may be needed at any time it should
always be at hand. Don't forget that
our prescription department is the best
in Lehi.
IT,. Wadsworth, Main ST., Lehl.
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and new flesh. The pains IN the bones will
disappear HUDYAN has cured others and
i;will cure you. We describe the symptoms
Study them carefully They are yours Do
not delay longer, but take HUDYAN now
and you win be cured.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-05-19
Brave Men Fall.

Victims to stomach, liver and
kidney troubles as well as women,
and all feel the results in loss Of
appetite, poisons in the blood,
backache, nervousness, headache
and tired, listless rundown feel
ing. But there's no need to feel
like that. Listen to j. w. Gard
ner, Idaville, Ind. He says:
Electric Bitters are just the thing
for a man when he is all run down
and don't care whether he lives or
dies. It did more to give me new
strength and good appetite than
anything l could take. l can now
eat anything and have a new lease
on life" Only so cents at G. w,
Greene's drug store. Every bottle
guaranteed.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-05-19
That Gopher Hunt.

Larimore Pioneer.
A grand gopher hunt took place
on T. S. Edison's farm, Wednesday
afternoon, resulting in about 500
gophers being shot. S. A. Nc
Gamma and Judge Fisk were elected
captains of the opposing sides.
McCanna was supported by J. g.
McWilliams, F. B. Feetham,
Frank Fisk, S. F. Mercer and
Frank O'Leary. Judge Fisk was
backed by T.. M. German, O.. A.
Wilcox, Ledrue Guthrie, E.. L..
Richter, @. o. Piatt, Chas. Kinney,
and E. H. Mattingly. At O'Clock
the teams came in and the gophers
were counted, resulting in a unan-
imous verdict for Judge Fisk
and his men. This did not please
Mr.. McCanna, as he thought there
was some trick about it, and that
the gophers had not been shot &C.
cording to rules; so to get even he
looked up to J. G.. McWilliams
and exclaimed Johnnie, go dig up
ours" So j. G. went out where
they had buried a lot of poisoned
gophers and brought them in, but
too late, the verdict had been
rendered and the two-days-old
gophers did not count. OF course
Simon insisted on counting the
gophers but, the crowdruled other
wise, and the consequence is that
there will be a nice supper and
dance at McCanna Saturday, May
Goth, and S. A. McCanna will be
the host.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-05-19
AT TIE S6VILLA


w. Bischof, Jr., of Nebraska
City, Neb., was here the first of
the week looking after the inter-
ests of the King Drill Manufacture
ing company. Mr. Bischof is not
a very large man as inches and
avoirdupois 60, but he cuts con-
siderable figure in militaryandnaval
circles in this country. Several
years ago he was a student in the
naval academy at Annapolis,
where, after two years training,
his eyesight became slightly de-
fective and he was discharged from
the school. At this school a rigid
physical examination is held once
a year, and the slightest defect
discovered in a cadet bars him
from further progress.
While at this school Mr..
Bischof became we'll acquainted
with Hobson and several other
celebrities who have o fame
during the late war. His dismissal
from the school was a sore dis
appointment to Mr.. Bischof, but
it did not quench his ardor for
military glory. He returned to
his home in Nebraska and when
the war broke out MI. Bischof was
found at the head of the Second
Nebraska regiment Of volunteers.
Before the regiment was mustered
into the United States service w.
j. Bryan was suddenly seized with
an ambition to serve his country
and Mr.. Bischof had to step down
and out from the colonelcy Of the
regiment to make room for the
doughty free silver advocate. Col.
Bryan marched Col. Bischof's
regiment to Chicamauga and then
marched back again-and the boys
were mustered out. An effort is
being made to reorgahize the
Second Nebraska regiment with
Col. Bischof again in command
and by the tone Of the leading
papers of that state, the genera
agent for the King drill viii
shortly be reinstated to his forme:
military position.
NJ. Gunckel, of Chicago, Sun
dayed at the Sevilla. MI
Gunckel is representing the Red
path Bureau, which furnishe
entertainments for lecture course
throughout the country. He wa
on his way home from the ives
where he had just completed
successful tour. with the Ladie
Quartet, n of the finest musics
organizations in the countr!
Having an open date at his dir
posal Mr.. Gunckel stopped off he1
to try and interest some society
playing the attraction on percen
age. This he was anable to d
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-05-19
Red Hot From The Gun.

Was the ball that hit G.. B..
Steadman Of Newark, Mich, in
the Civil War. It caused hor-
rible ulcers that no treatment
helped for twenty years. Then
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him.
Cures cuts, bruises, burns, boils,
%felons, corns, skin eruptions.
Best pile cure on earth. 25 cents
a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold
by G.. w. Greene, druggist.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-05-19
JUST VII AT WE WANT.
A Song Recital by a Famous Artist in
Devils Lake MAY 31st.

The Guild of the Episcopal
church is to be congratulated on
having secured the popular con-
tralto, Jane Huntington Yale, for a
song recital on May 3lst, at Wine
mans opera hause.
Mrs. Yale has a charming pres
ence, a voice of good timbre, ex-
ceptionally extensive compass, and
sings with a pathos and musical
feeling that instantaneously in
gratiates her in the hearts of her
auditor. Those who fail to hear
her on May 31st will miss a rare
treat. The following is taken from.
the st. Paul Dispatch of April 21st:
TT The Y ffsita Ms Mas t 81 wen by }gr n hsI } }ins 1 anasins
conser snd sts excellent Her ~p qeadi aa ahe Of GFf Hoff@a anG
sMein rub f'i ist hin" had all the pathos and charm
intended by the composer, while the "Hindoo
the Return ara'te to Life Of One Dead" was sung in
scents of intense duplication. Mrs: Yale's
tones were always full and sweet and at the
close of the long program her voice was as fresh
as at the beginning.
St Paul Pioneer Press: The mere mention OF
Mrs. Yale's name is a guaranty of excellence
She never fails to charm wherever heard.
Hot Springs Arkansa News: Mrs. Yale is some
of the sweetest singers ever heard in Hot
Springs. Her rich contralto swells with melody
and sweetness and falls on the listening ear with
charming effect.
Several of the local residents
who have heard Mrs. Yale pro.
nounce her work as very superior.
and this will undoubtedly be the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-05-19

musical treat of the season.
Admission so cents. Nc extra
charge for reserve seats at Hodg-
kinson's drug store. Children
under Is years of age, Is cents.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-05-19

Forks, internal revenue detectives,
made the Sevilla headquarters
several days this week while going
over the records in the county
Offices to ascertain who was for
getting to remember the Maine.
These gentlemen are making a
thorough canvass of all the records
in North Dakota, and they report
that nearly all county officials
whose duties are to. see that
revenue stamps are affixed to legal
documents according to law, are
more or less delinquent. Docu
ments not properly stamped are
utterly worthless, and officials who
file them away in this condition
are subject to a fine which is
usually imposed by the chief
revenue collector in the district in
which the delinquency occurs. In
this district the revenue head.
quarters are at Omaha. These
inspectors intimate that when the
Omaha office gets through with
county officials in North Dakots
they will have occasion to remem.
Der the Maine all the rest Of thei1
dayS,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-05-19

Farmers and others, if you want
to sell your property list it with
VIM. H. Brown & Co.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-05-19

and Devils Lake music lovers
thereby missed a rare treat.
X X .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-16
rnE DE kkLp Arr N

Another or The Participnnts Has
srccumbcd to His wounds.
Tcxarkana, Ark, February 15.-B. II.
Blocker, the man VINO killed Frank PITT.
man at De KALI on Monday, stood his
preliminary trial before Judge Baker and
was allowed bail in the sum of Ss5oo.
Which he save and was set Mt liberty.
Tie yotng man Dukes. who was shot
by the Officers during the imrroglio fol-
loving the 5locker-Pittman affair, has
since died.
Ben Chisholm, another one of the par-
Elephants in the aftermath, was arrested
today by Sheriff Edwards and taker 10
jail ut New Boston.
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A Degenerate MINIS Ac1

Denton, Texas February l5.-Rendered
desperate by continued sickness and want
and despairing of ever regaining his health
David Hutchinson, a man with a wife and
several children, ended his life here last
night by taking ten grains of morphine,
the box from which he took 1t being
found in his bed after his death, where
he had secreted it. The remains were
buried by the county this afternoon. He
has relatives in Dallas
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Mr.. McLemore nunIines.

N. SION Texas. February 15.-Mi.
Ill, 3 slcLemore. the new United States
! ,s1, ior the Eastern district of Texas,
! Az a''aed and taken the oath OF office.
az lot give bond AID Is nov. ready
a L performance Of his duties.
I uuderstood that Mr.. MeLemore will
4 Lsse any change in assistant attor-
4 W. about year at least. The posi-
II N Issponsible one for a new man.
r,lo MsLemore says he does not desire
v,r any mistakes. 1877 that reason
\ t,r,s .e'aln the present deputies. who
|-'Apa IN the routine OF the office.
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y. \ raE TREASURY.

XpitH lN 49,
...,rce 10 the large accumuiaS
X n the state treasury reported
~ Robbins, a mention of which
|, tho papers today, it Is well
~, Al least S1,25G,0oo, thereof
I NJ permanent school fund the
s,,oncc of which continues TO
~ week. Several bills have
ln s.,ssd in the house. the purpose o.
V,u onen the way for the invest
Y ~ " balance, yet, although the
'l raw thirty-fve days Old, not
NJ been taken toward pushing
n. Il spite of the fact that tney
W " 7, n Importance TO none. AT the
~ Il under pressure from bond
'.nn,y bonds held by the school
GUN, ssIng refunded and sold to out
= s, yr there vii. unless some-
snrr soon. be no interest bearing
aJ If, 10 the credit of said fund,
..istors there will, unless some
s .s,sn, on its hands, failure TO eolvc
s N, need ,ietter explanation than
~ thereof viii he able TO give
Il. sonstituents unless they get a
!. ,sSmsclyes pretty quick.
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aATE SWINE BREEDERS.
h Hog Question Discussed in All
Its Phases.

u0R 8uestIon OtScusSeu III All
Its Phases.
German, Texas, February 15-The State
be Breeders institute held two en-
Eiait sessions today. Both were full
s.e,e:t and the hog and the best meth
n raising it, both for the block and
u purpose, were discussed as a bust
interest to the State as well as to
Etduals. Valuable and instructive
xn we're read by several delegates, and
asrughly discussed by the fstgation.
bale Snort (R. r. Butler of Ellis coun-
r,ie rousing speech oil the subject of
N Raising vs.. Cotton Growing" His
srS eagerly listened TO with atten-
Ind he closed amid hand clapping and
pr; he was ultimately elected as SIT,
frsndeut OF the swine department at
text State fair. \ committee of three
also appointed to select judges for
! apartment.
he following were admitted to member
N X, G. Sperry, Elmview; j. A..
EEh Pennington; A. Miller, Sherman;
y Eyerheart, Whitewright; l.. Baum
Fn' Mckinney; J. A. Johnson, Elm :
ne Institute adjourned to meet during
nG. State fair at Dallas. During the
Frig the delegates visited Messrs.
EFsrt & Edmunsons hog ranches and
|nt nursery.
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senntor culncrson Not Summoned.

Dallas, Texas, February 15.-The state
ment in The Post from Austin yesterday
that Ex-Governor Culberson declined to
appear before the legislative committee In
reference to the Hogg fec is erroneous.
Mr.. Culberson wrote the chairman distinct
~ that he would cheerfuily appear II the
committee desired it.
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DEP WATER AT ARKANSAS.
''n Making to secure n Larger
Ff Apur0priution.

Appropriations.
raasss Pass, Texas, February a.
aancr Wheeler reports from Washing
Hat an effort is being made in the
sse to amend the river and harbor bill
70 give Arkansas Pass an increased
.an' over the sixty thousand dollars,
Ne bill now stands. He also reports
N ne Terminal railroad company will
" Sork on the drawbridge across the
l.ss channel ar an early date and com
~ me work to Harbor Island. where
N, a. connect with the deep water in the
y United States coast survey ship,
M az bache, is still here and will re-
I've or three weeks to complete the
|'9 ol the pass and harbor.
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at Prairie Lea on Vic night of the 10th.
Scouting parties hase been oat and have
travelled almost entiroly over Caldwell,
Hays and Guadalupe counties, but their
efforts have been Ruthless reward mas
been offered by the firm. which may re-
suit in the capture of the guilty parties
and the bringing them to justice.
+ Or. ]. II. French, one of the most promi.
mont physicians in this section OF the
county, lies dangerously i'll at his home
III Luling. .H III. N.
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r,oN An rHg MANSION.

en- and Mrs. Sayers most cordially
4, citizens of Austin and all Wis
reception to be held in honor
legislature at the executive man
u,a,y evening, February 30, from
I selock No cards viii be issued
!, nd lieutenant governor and the
,snptors and representatives, Of
.,hoth houses. ex,- governors, judges
4. .sreral courts. heads of depart
nd State Institutions. Federal Oh
nj 10 the mayor and city coun-
4 iustln.
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N CAPITAL CITY
,,,l,lstors Are Coming to See
ne BsttIeship.
4 The CHILDREN PILES UP
~. Not Yet Undertaken
NJ A. one Of the Real
sn,em. before It.

-. February 15,-As antici-
w. ~ dispatches yesterday,
s.rs Of the house left for
s -. r,orning to break a quorum
.,,v 81 those who had stood
49, .a on tho evening train, IL
M.. ,. apparent that it will be
transact any business before
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FORT WORRIES NEW DEPOT.
" 'on'ract for the Shell Has Beer
Let

Let
'uss Texas, February 15,--Chief En-
NJ .. 5. Wathen of the Texas Pacific
~ Today opened the bids made by
ssa'raetors for the building of the
49, depot at Fort Worth, Thirteen
|s,ss.sN received. The contract was
|s,,, 20 Mr. Thompson, a prominent
u l ~. and builder CT ST. Louis. The
b RIO my OF The building is to be sl75,000.
,aompson's work consists of con-
|,d, 'ag the depot. exclusive of the
er r,,suon, sheds. heating and lighting
r,es msats, and is to be done for
op,a Mefk on the depot IL to begin
Zion Ion \; Ihu The contract calls for its COM
'~a ~ six mouths.
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Tostcr'. Local Forecasts.

The storm waves will reach this meridian
and the other changes will occur at and
within 100 miles of Houston within twenty
four hours of s p. m. of the dates given
below:
February l6--Cooler.
February 11.-Cool.
February 49, Modcrating
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY LOANED on insurance policies. G.
n. Munger $40 Kiam's building 20
yyp HAVE the largest storage warehouse IN
re city liberal advances made without IN
tsrcs on all goods ssoreh bon S "a s
nnpTs- Property redeemed. tax debts
sst,led money advanced, monthly payments
n desired; terms reasonable: real estate
bought and sold George y. waikiki, SiV,s
Main ST.. over Grunewalas music s'o'e' ~
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BoNns APPROVED.

\ attorney general today approved an
III Bexar county lefunding bridge
i mounting to $41,5O0.
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DRS. BELTS s BELTS s DYAR,
Physicians. Surgeons and Specialists.
2IA ST. Charles St., New Orleans In.

Young, Middle Aged
and Old, Single and
Married Men and all
who suffer with Lost
Manhood, Nervous
Debility. Spermator-
rhea. Seminal losses.
Sexual Decay, Fall
ing Memory, Weak
Eyes. Stunted De-
velopment, Lack oil
Energy. Impoverish-
ed Blood, Pimples.
Impediment5 to Mar
riage; also Blood and
Skin Disease, Syphi-
lis, Eruptions, Hair
Falling. Bone Pains,
S W G ! / ! II s g, Sore
Throat, Ulcers, Ef-
ul a a "A n .
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l.,,' irnce Of the Robbers.
Sk Texas, February i5.'Fhere pre
s developments in the Walker.
y 70 robbery. Which occurred
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roR RENT-Two new rooms, or four, con
nected suitable for housekespingi nics a ny.
tases close in; Third ward; small family
rsssonable rates Address Box Sl9. Houston
Texas. -----------------,
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iI,oeITJyTtIY best established business loca-
tion ia the city, the two STORY brick brilfing
sii Travis street, opposite market VITA ele-
,,ator shelyne and ceuntcrai ready for IN :
,snSinte occupancy For terms apply To Ju es
iirsch. corner Preston ana Milan streets u
,,,1rIy furnished. comfortable rooms, hot
md cold water: conveniently located. Mrs:
Massle. SIS Mckee street. ~
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fects OF Mercury, klunus, 1Trine IneontI.
pe1cc, Gonorrhea elect, structure reo c,Ts
searching treatment prompt re gdant hln and
for life. Both sexes treated eohhueN'""'
Tiies. Fistula. Fissure and Ruptnre, cured 3y
our new methods. Send for particulars az
DRs. BELTS & BETTs & DfAN'
"a st. Charles Street. New Orleans. La
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SITUATION WANTED by a nrst-class meat
and pastry cook; also light bread In or out
Of city; BY white man. w. T.. this Of
flee. IA
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wANTED.-By man of family In need o.
work. situation as driver OF delivery, vol
acquainted With city; Al reference. Ad.
dress $780, this office 1,
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NAN AND WIFE white, want work at sofnc-
thing. section preferred, viii 20 anywhere
essS this office is
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FOR RENT.

FURNISHED RooMs-pay, week or month
t SSiind aoor. over Krupp & Tuftiy,s. 2
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TAMnrRr,s DEATH TO LICE. fresh lot
1ist received NAPLES Drug Store Con
gress avenue. between Main and Travis
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PROFESSIONAL

,r,II0sT Who are 10 trouble about their city
u' Nv 10 where any eommualcauol
l,,id reeeir, prompt attsntloni also moe,
10 lend Is amounts 10 suit easy lnssle5t,--..
REFLECTIVE AGENCY = Trained , d,teetiyss
furnished for evil and criminal 1i,a,aenee So
lieited. JAMES n
Texas. -------------- ,,s,
Dn HEislG, Eye, ear , n9se anu n
soeeislisr Telephone Dnlla.lsk- !.
KopF. underiaker and enoa . hesrs ses'
'iriairie avenue; fine eartiase' "A e-l0-yj
r,,orToN "a BRO. Fire Insurance
, rents rs ane Adjus.era. 10 Main street u
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FOR SAI,E--All grades OF Aorsos and mules.
al prices ranging from SIS up; also three
cinto street. Houston Horse, Mule and Ltv.
esv ca II
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coAy 90 IN nor ton. 81. 30 half ton. To re-
daee stock Of coal we Will deliver for ! .ae
next two weers coal at above price, ie'e
phone 5S5.
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coaI-ss sn per ton, 80 half ton, To Sc
aucc stock OF coal we VIII deliver for the
next two weeks coal at above price. TOE,
phone $50 y
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JOB PRINTING. Enclosing, Lithographins,
blank books. This Is what we do ana We
do Il right Our leader Is the smith Pre-
n,,or 1,ynowrIter j. j. Past0riza Printing
md Litho. Company. 800 Main street, Hous.;;
ton. Texas.
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have them of all dissertations
in ali wards and at all prie ICES n gSa,h'
Sgarisn a Bartell. PIP Binz building, pnol'
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coon COAL. $500 per ton: half ton, N.1o;
quarter ton 500. delivered Garrison Coal
Co phone 4St.
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TWO young men from tho country want
work are experienced dairy hands, 1910
ElySian street city, q 4sses4s e IL
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WANTED--rosition rs housekeepsr and
chambernaid Ia large hotel by two expert
onced hotel ladies, or will rent medium
or Mississippl. Address h9hS this office u
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FINE PIANO TUNING by Prof: chas n
FELTON,, now in charge Of tuning depart
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