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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-05
IMPORTANT WORK.
Practical Investigations at the Uni.
yersity

Among the more important in.
vestigations now being conducted
by tho Experiment Station force Of
West Virginia University is that
OF the Classification and eIamina-
ton of the various SOILS Of the
State.
One would hardly suspect that
an investigation OF go common
n material as the soil would require
the most elaborate equipment ana
five or six years OF most exciting
aualytical work. Believing that's
thorough knowledge Of the compo-
sItlon OF our soils is Of fundsmen
tai importance the Director has
planned and Is steadily pushing
forward u most rigid examination
OF the soils OF West Virginia. This
investigation will require an i'm
mense amount OF Analytical work
including fifty or sixty thousand
actual cumulative determinations
but when completed it will furnish
an abundance of accurate informa-
ton IN regard To tho agricultural
possibilities Of the State and serve
as a reliable guide in all future in
vestlgations involving any Of the
FAR reaching problems of fertilizt-
ton rnd the maintenance Of SOL
fertility, problems which must de-
tcrmne our success as an agricu-
turtl State.
This work is not Being limited
TO the usual physlch examination
and chemic"l analysis, but large
quantities Of the various soils are
brought to the station, where their
actual crop producing power can
be studied under uniform condi
tons. Methods Of proving these
soils are carefully studied, and,
aS most OF them are deficient IN
nitrogen. the addition Of this ele-
ment by means of lcguminous
plants (clovers. COW peas. etc..) is
r cclving special attention. Not
only ID lie amount Of nitrogen in
troduced accurately, determined
bmt the effect Of other clemcn's
Of plant food Cline, potash aud
phosphoric acid in different forms
and applied at different periods o:
Srowib) In assessing these pI,nts
IN storing up nitrogen; is also
carefully s udied These soils ave,
Of course. all carefully an4Iyzel ;
so are ali the fer;ilizln9 materials
added 10 item even ihr water
added is nnalyz"d, as well us thur
which teaches through them. A
C niplete analysis IF every crop
grown on these samples is also
made.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-05
MORE TREASON.

The Republican papers have
been dcnouncing every Democrat
who opposed the Philippine war as
traitor and all utterance against
the expansion policy of the Ad
ministration as treason, but 80
many TRAITORS" are bobbing up
in their own ranks that ID Is not
81 political question at all. Here ia
what one of the ablest and most
eloquent Of the Republican leaders
in the U. s. Senate. Hon. William
Mason from Illinois, has to say
about IL:
ION the floor of the Senate |
shall continue my opposition to
the war upon the Fll,pinos. I
would sooner resign roy seat than
trca;'a dog The way we are treating
those poor people, and am
ashamed Of my country. People
make a great mistake when they
say am against exp ,nsion. am
not. But expansion by purchase
or other honorable means. is one
thing expansion by force Is
another, ! do not believe there is
any necessity for this war upon the
FiIiplnos.
"lf We hHd adopted resolution
10 congress. assuring those people
as We assured tho Cubnns that we
had no selfish designs upon them.
we neyor would have met With any
OPPOSITION IN the Philippines. The
fnct is We have given the FiIpinos
every reason 10 distrust us snd
they are fighting for their own
liberty"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-05
Tho one oay cold cur-.

kcrmOtrs Chocolates Laxative Ouininc for
lake them ilSe paudg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-05
SERVICE STRIPES FOX m.&o.MEN

There are many uniformed en-
ployes of the Baltimore g. Ohio rail.
road who have spent the better
part Of their lives with the com
pany, but very few people are
aware Of their length Of service and
devotion to duty that has made
them valued men. Vice President
and General Manager Understood
will shortly issue an order, provid
ing for service stripes for those
men, that the public may knoW Of
their faithfulness and ability.
A gold stripe will mean five years
Of service, and a silver stripe two
years Some Of the Baltimore &
Ohio conductors will be entitled TO
from seven to nine gold stripes.
The company will also furnish
conductors, brakcmen and baggage
men Of all classes, with badges. so
that they may be easily distin
guishcd by those unfamiliar with
The service. --Senunsl.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-05
SOMETHING ABOUT THE BU1Ls
A Bit OF History Which IL Particu-
larry Interesting Just at This
Time When War in south Africa
Appears Inevitable.

The history Of the Beers in South
Africa reads like u Middle Age no.
nance. A synopsis OF their trials
is tn the effect that the Dutch were
early settlers in Cape Colony.
Owing to. the eupiditY of England
they emIgruted IN 1886 to an un-
inhabited country beyond. north
of the Orange river. At Natal
they purchased IA country from he
Znlus. Subsequently the Zulus,
probably inssighted bv the British,
nearly massncred the Dutch, but
later the Dutch drove the Negroes
to the mountain. Then England
sent guubont to st. Lucia bay
and proclaimed The country 10 be
British territory. Desiring to be
free from any foreign power the
Beers moved west to the Orange
Free State and set up Republic
Shortly nftc:w the British
Claimed their new territory and
SAID the Dutch were British sub
Jects. a short war followed in
which the Bocrs were defeated and
British supremacy WAS asserted
over the band. Then again the
Beers packed up and moved,
settling this time IN the Transvaal,
g" land where no man, buck or
white, made his habitat" They
lived in peace, and prosperCd in a
modest way until 1872 when gold
was discovered, and Immediately
Their oountry was oyprrun with
miners from Britain. Wars with
she Knitirs followed which were
disastrous to the African. Then
petition was sent by the British TO
their home government, which was
followed by the appearance Of
British soldiers who ut once pro
claimed that the Transyaal was
British territory. The Beers ro-
sented this and war followed in
which England WAS so thoroughly
whipped that she was glad TO beg
Tor peace, reliuquished her claims
on the county and granted the
Beers independence. The next
effort 81 England TO overthrow tho
Beers was the Infamous and dis
"'rous Jameson raid, with which
our readers are familiar. The
present trouble is the outgrowth OF
= determination on the part of
England TO possess the gold OF the
IrapsvaaI If she onu muster enough
force to accom- plish her purpose. II
is nation y robbery as Incxcusable
and Indefensiblp as the American
war for the destruction Of the
Philippine republic. Clarksburg
Mail
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EADWICK DAY.
Somc or the Attractions at Morgan
town, Tuesday. October 10Th.

MoRGANTowN, w. VA Sept. &c. 80
As there seems To- DO some mIsun
dersianding in regard to Chadwick
Day, tho Executive Committee wish
to declare IN manner beyond dis
pute.
/. That Admiral Sampson will
be here with Captain Chadwick.
2. That Companies &c" and
"D" Of the 10th Pennsylvania will
be here.
3. That several Companies of the
West Virginia National Guard will
be in the parade.
4. That several bands in uniform
including Rutter's famous band
will be here.
5. That several Posts Of the G. h..
"A. X. will be on hand and will be-
right IN the parade
6. That great many civic orders
will be here some in uniform.
z. That Governor Atkinson and
some Of his staff will be here, and
that the Governor will make the
presentation speech.
BY order Of the Com mittoe.
Il. VI. G.. BRowN,
1t. Com'r L. $. N.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-05

The Twenty.scventh regiment is
now on It's way to Manila. Cap
tain Casteel is an officer in the
regiment which is said to be the
finest Differed regiment in the
volunteer service 10y those who are
competent to Judge.
His regiment sailed from San
Francisco on the transport Giant.
one Of the finest troop ships on the
ocean. II made to carry 1900
men, all Of whom are provided
with - comfortable berth. and
have all the conyenicnces Of a
home.
There isa we'll equipped gym
nasium on bo,rd and the soldiers
are given nlI he exercise they re
quire. Their meals are also served
b. walters employed for The pur
pose and the food is prepared by
experienced cooks.
The Tbirty-frst has been stop
ped IN San Francisco ON account
Of the death Of one Of its member.
from smallpox. 10 case the dis
ease broke out on ship board there
would have been q terrible tale to
tell when shc hid landed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-05

Kernotts Chocolates Laxative Ouininc cnev
20 ll..c aud quick 70 cure cod Ia head and sorn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-05
1urst a1trgtnfa 4lnturrsitp
noaosNrowN ". Va.

The Summer Quarter begins July T. Pail
quarter october =, Winter Quarter
January, Spring Quarter April 7.
Faculty u 50 professors aud instructors. 6
buildings, and new ones 90 be added Al
once. SIS students last year, besides III
students BY correspondence
Colleges: Arts and Sciences Engineering
and Mechanic Arts. Law. aud Agriculture
schools; Music, Commercial, Preparatory
Departments: Drawing and Painting. Mi
ttary Physical Training, Domestic
Science. Instruction bv Corrcsponderre
Pour Year Courses; Classical. Scientific,
philosophical, Modern Literature, Civil
Engineering. Mechanical Engineering,
Law Agricultural
Two Year Courses (uot icadingto degrees).
PrewediC7i law (admittiug 60 practicci,
Civil and Mining Engineering. Mcchani-
cal Engineering, Electrical Engineering
Agricultural
speciai Courses in land Surveying. Rail.
road Engineering. Veterinary Surgery.
Mining Engineering
Graduate Courses, leading 60 the various
Masters degrees,
Instruction BY Correspondence Tor those
VINO cauult como 90 fhc University
School If Music with separate building and
six instructors
Drawing md Painting thoroughly taught
Young Women admitted % every depart.
ment Of tire Tn ivcrsity. over 200 in at
tendance the past year.
State Cadets (r44 in number receive free
tuition, uniforms and books
Room and board f3 60 g week.
Ifi/T/DWff /gCe ~ 0N Yrf HffQfnfr ffu-
dents. For catalogue and fr informa-
ton, write to
Jerome n. RAYMOND. Pres. Morgantown, ". Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-05
THE WEST VA ARGUS
Eingw0od. October ls9D.
At THE COUNTY FAIR

-Scttin' in the gram stand
At the county fir,
Seemed as If the whole world
Aud their kin was there.
Way up on The top seat
Me AN Jennie set
VISIT had the ctndy
An peanuts hat we ct
Jenrie's right good lookin'
But she likes to boss;
Dared me to bet money
On Recce Blizzlrd's boss.
Like II fool | done it;
Went down To the track,
How dye think | sound her
$ | was climbin' back A.?
There ! met her half way,
With another bean,
Stuck up, slick haired softy,
That Bill Jones, We know.
Let on not TO see me;
Went right past.
S'pose she thought Ia ast her
Where she's goin' so fast.
Warn't 10 use to foller,
So | let 'em GO.
Funny how things sometimes
All go wrong jts' so.
Lost pile on the Judges boss
Couldn't ring IL cane,
Fellow swiped my goldIne watch
I'll never come again.
> Tell we faint all sunshine
Anal pleasure rare"
Settin' in the gram stand
At the county fair.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-05
McKINLEYISM.
A Weak Nan with Bad Advisers.
ON tho Cumberland A,leganian.

From tho Cumberland Aileganian.
The very interesting volume. aim
perlal Democracy" 10y David Starr
Joruan. Ptcsiden, Of Leland Stan
ford University. abouuGs in fue
thoughts. BY II we are clenrly
taught, in the most forcible way,
that the American union has hith-
erto IN the eyes OF the world, stood
primarily for few fundamental
principles-self govcrnment--oppo.
sition to Observation-Disclosures
liberty and freedom from foreign
enlargement. 1t rs well estab
llshed that npon tins quadril,tcral
platform. SO to speak, this nation
has been nourishrd and has grown
to its present proportions.
Mr.. Mckinley deports himself
with such arrogant contempt, for
the great landmarks which have
been set up, 10y the fathers of the
Republic. that many OF the mos
thoughtful men of the land have
become alarmed. They recognize
the fact that "of all the great turn
ing points of American history only
two-tbe formation OF the Federal
Constitution after the Revolution
and the maintenance of the Union
rs free nation under Lincoln
can be compared in Importance
with tho crisis which has been de
yelopcd by the Spanish war"
Mr.. Mckinley has been singu-
larly unfortunate in the character
OF the men he has gathered around
him as advisers. Coming from he
people as their Chief Magistrate
and their servant wi!hal, he would
have made fewer mistakes had h.
kept himself more directly IN touch
with the people. Counting danger.
thus man. not pre- eminently gifted
with high intellect. with such ad-
vlsers as Nathan. Corbin, Crown
ingshleld and Hanna, is wrecking
THIS country amid the quIcksands
OF numerical mililnrism. lie il
lost TO the fact that Republic, ia
governmental structure. is far too
slight TO stand the strain Of cxpan.
slon by colonies.
With such n light headed men as
Hay around, who seems to be "A
past grand master Of he higher
proprietles Of cravats and pantr
looms. court dress and such o her
tomfoollrles absorb SO much time
that the administration is iastf,lI
ing into contempt. 1t were well
II with this increasing contemp'
for the a1mInisl ration, there were
not randy growing danger t."
the country, with no end Of trouble
To us in Porto Rico. Cuba and the
Ph llppimes with the ypxcd Race
problem and the more vexrtIon.
Trusts disturbing or interuul rein
tlons-the countries Of South Amer
lea are banding together against
Mckinley Jingoism. lest they fare
as have the Philippines.
The lmperiallsts (for it is an in
suit to the memory of Lincoln to
longer call them Republicans) in
running the country, have enriched
themselves, but in doing so have
wrecked the worlds hopes OF Re-
public.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-05
The one paY colo onrn.

Tor colds and sore Throat pse kcrmotga
'aproi7tca B1IatIEc CuInlne Easily taken a.
J saaJy anu Qyickly cure
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-05

An Arizona newspaper gives the
following definition of The word
cigarette: IS cigarette isarolI Of
paper, tobacco and drugs with a
small fire on one end Snd large fool
Ou the Other Some Of ito chief
eDJoyments are condensed night.
mare, frs, cancer Of the lIps and
stomach, spiual meningitis, soften
ing Of the brain, funeral process.
slons and f,mIIes shrouded m
40 : oom."
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The following item from a
Charleston exchange is speci lly
referred TO the journal aud Repub
Committee Of this place
The regular Republican Execu-
tive Committee " Fayetle county.
having unanimously endorsed the
course Of Delegate Ioptonstall 10
declining 10 vote for Scott. and
also approving hisnction in signing
The protest against his beng seat, d
he will likely be- pushed Tor re-
election. AS further evidence II
their confidence aud approval. tho
the COMMITTED elected Dr. Hapton
stall ~ Its chairman aud placed The
conduct Of the next campaign in
bis hands
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-05

takes away oil terrors by strengthening
the vital organs. 1t 6ts q mother for
baby's coming. by rsvitalizinr tbs
nerve centres it has brought chubby.
4 Growing youngsters to Thousands al
weak women who feared tiicy v.e-c
barren. II puriE.s, hcals, regulates
and strengthens, and is good for ali
women ct ell times. no drugo;e,
would be without Il. u 90
Forsdvice IN casos requiring specinl
\ directions address, GivitT s7ri.tors.
\ Tie Ladies' Advisory Dc1af,.re,,. >.
The Chattanooga MedicinS Co., Chat
Z tanooPa, Team.
5 MRS.ICt-IGA VALE, OF .ye.rTe~eo,. %
y EaJ = - Wien ] first tro's Wine 4. Oil.
4 we had been married three years, but co,.J
rot have any Childrrn. Nine month"; !sfar
\ ] lad Gue Girl baby"
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Ihe ono - uoln curo.


Cold ~ head and sore throat cured by Ter.
mott s. thOcOi1tcs Lax , w. Quiuiue A. easy
20 take a6 candy. Children cry for them r "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

An sTUD-Kiondiks "a, 4e,i2s. handsome.
siSishly built fox terrier, from champion
stock wiuner OF first priEts at Dallas, stud
ice $40. date OF service. Pine Grove Ken
nels Houston. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19
WANTED BIDS Sealed Rropoaals WIN be re-

WANTED BIDS Sealed proposals Will be re-
lin. Texas, until o'clock p M, February
rs. 1889 for The constructors Of thrse-story
brick hosei buiidins. 70 be located ID Marliit
1cations which can be seen at the Office OF
w. T. Fannin, Marlin. Texas, or sam
rhecL for 5000. made payable to W. 4. Fan
min. 10 accompany each bid. as a guaranles
The contractor will make good and solvent
boud; tho right reserved to reject any Or
NIL bids, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

MAKE YOUR MONEY EARN MoNBY--The
money-mnbing chances in stocks wheat. cot
ton and BOMBS nre better and safer now than
ever before; there are no losses under our
plan. and stipulated income on your cap
it'll Is guaranteed every facility for sue
cessful Investment is offered our clients.
Write for FREQ advice and literature. show
ing how YOU may increase your income
without risk. c. II. Mackay d Co.. Wall
street, New York,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

NOTICE OF sALE--on Wednesday, the LIST
day of March. 1899. between the hours of s
and II o'clock a. M. at Steeies Store. In
BRACES county, Texas, will proceed to sell
to the highest bidder for cash, tho assigned
gcnorh merchandise stock of IL. b. Steele
invoicing between $500 and $4,000. For par.
titulars address Ed D. CARL, assignee
Steelo's Store. Texas "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

LAD1ES-We will send sample piece of
zephyr work free OF charge to your home:
If our terms Tor making are not satiafac-
tory return It: can not promise big wa2cS.
but pay Is cure: materials furnished; no
canvassing; honest treatment. send ad-
New York 10
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE DUILpERs-The com,
n. esionsrs court OF Gonzales county VIII
meet on Thursday. March ., 1899. at p. m,
al the court house In the town Of Gonzales,
10 receive plans and bids for the construc-
fion OF two iron or steel bridges, one across
Sandies creek. on the Gonzales and smiley
road tie other across Peach creek on The
Vaejder and Mouiton road The court re-
serves tho right TO reject any. and all blus.
For further Information address w w.
N's~''' $500 u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to sell toilet soap to
dealers on time: $l00 monthly and expenses !.
experience unnecessary. Louis Ernst Co.
St Louis Mo-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

HE'LL for Uncle Sam: thousands Of app lat
pents to be made to government positions
IN customs. postofhee, internal revenue,
railway mail and government prlrtl1g SER
Vices and departments at Washington
stenographers in great demand; "Prospeots
for 1892" giving till particulars. rub
lshed In Natl Correspondence institute.
Washington ID. c.. sent free to readers
of Post: write for II today: examinations
coon to be held IN Houston. ~
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Experienced white woman or girl
Us nurse; 1910 ilutchins street. 10
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PRETTY Eastern women with means want
husbands. select private lists 2ci best meth
% full particulars Mutual Exchange,
hAnsas CITY. Mo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

ALL KINDS of sewing machines and clocks
repaired by an expert OF twenty years eX-
peTlence; work guarantead; Will call
Thompson Supply House. PA to 2l6 Loui-
slann. 10
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

WANTED--Board IN private family BY young
lady. references exchanged. Address b..
care Massey Business College. ~
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NOUN's sashionaele school for correct dane
ins is open for reception OF pupils every
thursday and SATURDAY, Mt o'clock y. m,
oogner san Jacinto aad Preston avenue, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

WANTED--Four experienced statesmen. capa-
BILE ef earning 800 per month and eNpsns IS;
40 cash required for samples. Ad1rcs
Eastern Manufacturing Co.. Manhattan
Building, Chicago. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

DANCING scHooI.-Prof Beach ana wife,
Bryam Hall. open every afternoon and even
ing class for children Wednesday and sat
Jrdsy, / p M; class for lac!e5 and gentle
men Monday ard Thursday night private
lessons at any hour not engaged with
,lasses 10
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MONEY. MoNEY-Agents cola money ssll-
Ing the housewives greatest friend. the
wizard; sells like hot Cakes; send Is cents
FOR sample; big pay TO WORKERS, iaclo4ing
stamp Agents Specially Co.. IA Artcsian
ST.. Houston. Texas. 10
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FOR SALE.

MuLES-Fourteen Missouri mules Is to 16
hands, to Years old; all broke to work;
$40 to 500 EACH good large work hors. $50
each. w. I. Smith. Larendon's stables. IS
FOR SALE-You need something to keep
your machinery and other metal articles
IRON rusting and corrodins also to reno
NGte old furniture, etc: -'egamoid Alumni
NUN Paint Will do it Circulars free. Amer
lean Speciality Company, ia Main street. 10
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LIFE INsURANCE-A general and looal
agent for Southern Texas wanted: contracts
liberal, Address }. $. Chapman, manage
Denton Texas. 81
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WANT white girl to assist In house work.
sol4 Carr street. corner Lee. Fifth ward. 10
WANTED-The Fratsrnul Life Association
wants collectors. salary paid TO good mcn.
For particulars call on or address Is. l..
Bailey, general secretary, Cotton Exchange,
Houston. II
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QUANTITY statesmen Commisslon. OK
penses guaranteed and advanced to sales
men who can show lists good sales. plan
new prohts ana Eoous guaranteed OF monty
loaned statesmen w Il. Main Co.. Mfg,
jewelers., Iowa City Iowa. 10
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MAN and wife TO cook and do general house
work on ranch: salary $50 per month Wri;e
.or information to c. +. Fox. Banquete,
NrcCes county. Texas. ~
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wiNTpn- situation as housekeeper oa iady
tr country home by a middle as rs Kni|
widow. prefer widower's home "''' 4
:5ar,er il.aumont Texas.
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FOR SALE-Al, grades OF horses and mules.
at prices ranging from S25 up: also three
hne jacks, Gail and see us at 4OJ San Ja-
cry Co. N
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AGENTS. Men or women make 81 day sell
ing our celebrated Non Alcoholic Fruit Fla
vorng Powders; something new: better and
your field, exclusive territory; write II
once. w. II. Baird & Co.. 81 East End.
pittsburg Pm
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SITUATION wanted by experienced o sTs% ps;s
stationary engineer; best o. a,ace.