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The Meeker herald., 1899-10-28
Glad Times for Cattlcmens

Colorado cattlemen are enjoying a
more than prosperous outlook, and II
prices are to 90 up according to present
indications they will experience an un-
exampled era of good fortune, in CON-
mon with other stock raisers throughout
the United States.
The English government lie said to
have four standing orders in this
country, each for 100000 pounds of
beef, to be furnished the British army.
The beef is to be delivered at Louisville,
Ky, Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis.
Even the hundreds of thousands OF acres
in Texas which are owned by Chicago
beef kings ,r.A he unable to supply the
cattle necessary to promptly fiil these
orders, over and above the normal de-
mand in the United States. Hence all
the cattle raising states of the Union are
certain 10 experience general benefit.
That there is a movement afoot to
organize a cattle trust with capitol
stock of 500. 100000 there seems no
room to doubt Prominent Eastern
capitalists are interested, in spite Of the
strong antitrust sentiment in Texas.
With such huge monopoly in working
order. the cattle trust promoters ac-
knowledge that it is difficult to predict
where the rise in the price of beef will
stop. Even without the aid OF artificial
initiating Of prices, however, the cattle
man seems to be in for an era of good
times. With steady local demand and
the prospects of huge contracts, owing
to a foreign war, the cattlemen does not
need trust to help put money in his
purse.-Denver Republican.
Week before last THE HERALD pre-
dicted a rise in beef in consequence Of
the South African war.
The Meeker herald., 1899-10-28

The trusts organized by New Jersey
laws will pay that state in fees and
taxes more than million and half
dollars during the current year; conse-
quently there isn't as much antitrust
talk in that state as there is in some
others.
The Meeker herald., 1899-10-28

In the fourth edition of Yarrell's
"British Birds" Prof. Newton, F. X. S.,
gives in q footnote the curious fact that
in the village of Shepstor, moorland
village Of Devon, England, the sparrow
is never seen. This is the sole exceps
ton known to the professor to the spar.
rows universal distribution in Eng
land.
The Meeker herald., 1899-10-28

Old fahions in dress may be revived
but NO od-fasiiioned medicine can re-
place CHAMBERLAIN s Collie, Cholera and
Diarthoa Remedy. For sale by Louis
+. Strease L. Co.
The Meeker herald., 1899-10-28

The Italians of New York City pllled
off three murders last Sunday among
themselves. This country might be
better off if this class of foreigners
would exterminate themselves.
The Meeker herald., 1899-10-28

The Beers may gain few advantages
while John Bull is getting good and
ready. but the war can only have one
result - the wiping of the Transvaal
Republic off the map.
The Meeker herald., 1899-10-28

CitiZas of the Transvaal Republic
can schrge mcat of their troubles to
"the tue of gold"
The Meeker herald., 1899-10-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
yANn nrLVtE At

IFLEHwooD SPRINGS. Colo. sept II, lne.N
NOTICE-Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has ilicd notice Of his inicn-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof Will bc made be
fore the Register and Reccivrr at GlCnwood
Springs, Colorado, on Monday, October 30 1880,
nt 10 o'clock II. M, viz:
Henty II. Leonard, OF Piccnnc", Colo. on his
p. d. $. No. 25., Ute. for Lot and SE a NE Il
sec. :, TIP. s.. II. id, and = 81 4 SEC. x, Up.
rs, Il. 9G ". 6th =. NJ.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiya-
ton Of said lnnd. viz:
Horny Prcctle, Ed. Prcctle and Charles Nor.
ris. Of Picsance. Colo, and Hube Oldlind, Of
Neek"r. Colorado.
e1sc2i F. SQUIRE, Register.
The Meeker herald., 1899-10-28

The gid output of the Cripple Creek
distric, ontinues to increase. Septem-
Der brsa the record, with 81, ,73i Coo
The Meeker herald., 1899-10-28

A presidential campaign is very
simple matter in Mexico, where Diaz
is the whole thing and popular voting
a roaring farce.
The Meeker herald., 1899-10-28

Another great victory in the Philip
pines is announced. Otis has captured
a prize at progressive euchre party at
his palace in Manila.
The Meeker herald., 1899-10-28

Those who are fond of long drawn out
suspense must find the international
The Meeker herald., 1899-10-28

yacht Ices the most ENJOYABLE ever
held.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-09

odd years. and for them to make out the
best they can with the help OF the gem
erous people and we Will give them the
preference OF picking our more than
100000 bales of cotton In sight on the
upiands OF Texas.
This is the duty OF all Texas--to give
these unfortunate people work whenever
they can. for the negroes have worked
more industrlously this year than | ever
knew them, with very little hope of re-
ward. as their monied crop OF cotton was
below the cost OF production. The best
cotton ever saw the first OF July was
along this overlooked district. which Is
now a total loss. Ny estimate is that the
loss Is at least 100000 bales, to say moth
ing OF other crops
have been watching the crops from
Waco 10 the mouth OF the Brozos for
thirty odd years. and regard the crops
just lost by the food to be the best ever
raised in Texas. Let railroad as we'll as
other corporations enlarge and extend at
once SO as to give these hood-stricken
people employment, not only for them
selves but for their thousands OF teams
that are now idle. Respectfully,
r. J. Sledge, Sr.
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hat her control failed her, and she tainted

tHat nef control Ialled ner, and she tainted
away
Bismarck was sustained through a
crowded and ambitious life by the de-
votion of his wife, and vowed that he
would rather share a peasants hut with
her than rule the world with another"
There has seldom been a more Ideally
happy married life than that of MIR. and
Mrs Browning. whose Joint existence was
a poem OF sustained beauty. Chiyalry on
his part and alteration on hers marked
their last years together as much as the
days when she penned "Sonnets from the
Portuguese" In his honor. and he wooed
her on bed Of pain. How they mutually
inspired each other the world knows to
its profit, for without the other. each life
record would have been sadly incomplete.
Keble had wife who was almost as
delicate as Mrs. Browning, and she equal
ly was her husbands strength He de-
ferred to her in everything, and she was
not only the inspiration Of his life. but,
in his own words. ''hls coincidence his
memory and his common sense
Perhaps no man ever had more devoted
and helpful wife than Mr.. Gladstone, or
ever recognized his help in more chiYal-
rous way. From the far-away day sixty
years ago when he led her TO the altar, 10
the last sad parting. Mrs. Gladstone lived
in and for her husband: and he paid many
touching tribute to the care she took
OF him and the courage with which she
I inspired him.
1 There has rarely beep anything more pa
: thetlcally beautiful than the way in which
the late Mr.. Fawcett. the blind statesman,
4 leaned on his wife. both physically and
morally. She was his chief counselor. and
he generously admitted that her political
Judgment was sounder than his own, and
that she had saved him from many q
political pitfall, II not from worse.
Y Golden used to say that he owed any
success he had achieved in life TO hi
wife. the Ignorant Welsh girl" whom
his friends looked on with 80 much sus'
pieion as an unsuitable helpmate for him
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HELPED BY THEIR WIVES.

II Ia unhappily rare to find In the life
records OF successful men anything IKE
adequate justice to the wives who by
their sympathy and encouragement have
done SO much to make great careers pos
sible; and yet there are comparatively rev
men OF note who do not ungrudg!ngiy pay
high tribute to the helpfuness of their
wives.
Few men have more gracefully accord
ed this credit TO their wives than Charles
Kingsley, the great preacher ana writer,
who professed TO owe TO his wlie every,
thing good that he had ever DONE ana
whose tender worship Of her was, psrhaps,
the most beautiful thing in a beautltul
life. a..
"People talk" he wrote to his wife, of
love ending at the altar. Fools SIT az
the window all morning, thinking OF nun
ing but home. never before felt the lope1-
ness OF being without the beloved pelhg
whose every look and word and motion are
the keynotes of my life"
One one occasion, when frlsna wnD
was dining at the rectory was speaking IA
high praise of his latest work' hlnsS'ey |,
said: please do not say that to me-
am only the hand: there tpointing TO AIS
wife) is my inspiration
| ~
II was one Of the best features OF Lora
Beaconfeld that he was always as gencf-
GUS In his praises OF his wife as he was
chivalrous in his attentions TO her; aha
this. although she had in the words oil an
unkind critic. neither birth. brains noi
beauty" to win a.mans homage. sun, tn'
eccentric widow" was the most siaylsni'
devoted Of wives. and cherished and cares
| for her Dizzy" as II he were the rafes
Jewel on earth. II was her devotion AM
her money that made great career NJ
only possible. but easy FOL her ampluou
husband. A touching proof OF her sen
obltteration was when, while accompany
Ing her husband to the house OF common
on the eve OF great speech. ner nano wa
damned In the carriage door Altnoug
she was suffering intense pain the Drav
woman said nothing OF the accident 10
fear that 1t might disturb her husband
and 1t was only when "Dizzs" las 50
loved to call him) was safe in the nous
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For Homele.. Children.

TO the Editor OF The Post
LulIng. Texas, July Al am using my
residence for an orphan home. Parties
knowing of children having no permanent
home will confer favor by reporting same
TO me. VIII take children and care for
them until good homes can be secured.
Donations from the public to aid In this
work will be thankfully received by Mrs
Jennie Clarke, superintendent Christian
Orphan Home, Luling, Texas.
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santa Fe workman Fatally ,nj ar.

Milano. Texas, July 6..-Mr. Zimmerman,
foreman OF the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fe painting gang. who was here painting
the new depot when the recent storm
struck here, was perhaps fatally injured
yesterday near Yellow Prairie. He started
to sit down on running handcar and the
handle bar struck him across the shoul-
ders. doubling him down and crushing IN
his breast He has wife and two or
three children.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WE CAN OFFER the preitIest cottage home
IN the Third ward ali modern conveniencss
eight-room cottage, lot and quarter. Craw-
ford street. $3.50. easy terms. Just iikr
paying remit; four cottages and three lots
second ward. renting for SIS per month.
1900. bargain. other bargains that will IN.
tereet you II you mean business; we control
the largest and most exclusive list OF city
property that can be offered; see US before
buying or selling NJ Nj. Norneet & Co., POI
Binz buildiug pbone e7s n
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Prospective employment.

Kyle, Texas, July Say to the La
borers OF the overfiowed district OF Texas
who have lost their crops that the up
lands Of Texas have the best apd most
uniform crops that ] have seen - thirty
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Has turned with disgust from an otherwise
ioyabie girl with an offensive breath. Karls
Glover Root Tea purifies the breath by its
action on the bowels. etc. as nothing else
price a5 cents and 20 cents. /, n. KIESLINo.
f)rugaist S02 Main street. Houston.
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RI }<f|I

Railways Ready Relief cures the worst paine y
from one to twenty minutes. For Headaehe lwhethes
sick or nsrvous. Toothaehs, Neuralgia, Rhsum4ns1s
Kidneys. pains around the liver pleuhsy. sweng of
the Joints and pains VI I'll kinds. the application -
Redway's Ready Relief will AFFORD Immediate ease.
and lis continues use for = few days eject psrua-
uent cure. Sold by druggists.
nH SURE TO GET RADWAY'0.
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WE HAVE several fine bargains in improved
city property. which we are Offering very
cheap. Buy during the dun season II S1 ,a
[ Tannin street.
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r,oN wANrED-rEMAIE.

-cooKs nurses. washerwomen. ETC..
,scured quickly from the Brazos bot
,,,usees now at CHARACTERIZATION Park.
!. desiring good help will confer a
chase people by notifying Rev. p.
|..s,ns, 1901 vine street. phone iois %
IL
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IN BUYING or selling property. we ask q
trial OF your business; we claim 70 have
superior advantages in showing and selling
property ana will give personal attention to
all business entrusted with us: several
choice home places on Main, Crawford and
san Jacinto streets; two pretty cottage
homes in Third ward. at a bargain: Two
seven-room houses. Fifth ward. $1,000 each.
your own terms. NJ NJ. Nornect Co.
p1one 672 Bins building. Y
THREE lots, with nice nve.roon cottage and
kitchen. all furnished. on the water front
at Seabrook, for sale cheap mot for remit I;
immediate possession. Apply to Ben Camp.
bell. II
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BHUNNER--Best drained, healthiest. highest
Jnd driest addition to the city Of Houston !,
tbose sewage deposit In bayou refreshing
Hreeze direct from the gulf Cottages and
dho!ee building lots for sale. Drummer Lana
10
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Coke and Tar--For sale BY Houston 0ss
Light Company.
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/ so,,ssao Fratsrnal Life Association
.r,ia ,ors' salsry paid to good men.
usuiars cell on or address D. p
an seherai secretary. Cotton Exchange
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25OO acres flne pine and hard timber on rail-
road. sixty miles north OF Houston. s s,len,
site for sawmill 81. so; don't overlook this
bargain. q. ". Hail & Co.. 22O Main St y
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

WE INVITE offers for any OF this choice prop
erty: Quarter block 4A0 Fannin and Gray
streets. Third ward: 62h feet by 125 feet in
block 45s. Fannin and Webster streets: No
1910 Austin street. new two-story house
between Calhoun and Jefferson streets
quarter block A. Fannin and Holman streets
south corner; three lots on Main street,
corner Anita. Lots and s. In block 497.
Shepherd and Walker streets Also choice
suburban acreage and several tracts OF fne
farming land. If you mean business call
and see US Geo. L. Porter Son, No. 912h
Congress avenue. IL
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2ik. AND lo-ACRE garden tracts, one 70
three miles from city limits, $500 to sloo 90
per acre. Friedman G. Ideson. 2l2 Fannin
street =
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FOR sALE-About SEQ acres of land near East
Bernard. cheap for cash. For informatlon
please apply to Mrs. A. F. johnston ives.
End San Antonio. Texas. So
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! want the hest contract, allowing you
y aotes without risk to you, to write
s'ss, selling and most catchy policies
WIN strictly up-to- date old line
Sas We can interest you; experience
ra'y Write Harris G Patterson.
es.s. DAilas. n
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kbemicsi easily made by agents seIIlns
IA noa. refriserating machine anf
mscb.pound; 1t is the very best low,
kg DIV aha compound on earth foi
Stat y. sold temperature; great thiaf
Sonsy ss aI or any consumer Of lee
csI, ior 1--we agents; exclusive terI
Veal Rss,, mrite for particulars To- ~,
] Franriiiselfrsng Ach Co., nortdyasl
A'n aidl Ohio streets. chitago
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WE ARE authorized by owners to cut up into
lots that choice piece of acreage facing Nam
street south of McGowen; there will Quay
own terms. Those two pretty modern cot
tages 2011 Iceland and 1911 Calhoun, will
be sold on trent PLAN" corner and inside
lot one block from Crawford street, sll0O.
We strive always to be the lowest on city
property, aud ask trial of your business.
n. II. Norfeet & Co.. Binz building; phone
673 IT
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WORTH weigh. i: IN GOLD.

HOXBAN, !. T.. Oct al. 1897.
DIR, RAILWAY & CO.. New York:
i Gentlcmen-l send enclosed NJ. o. tor which yoa
will please send me one dozen Railways Ready Relic
and one dozen Railways Pills. Your Ready Relief .
considered hereabouts 10 be worth Its weight In gold
This is why am Induced to handle II have pan.
K. far superior to this. a. It gives bs,teI satstseton.
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Ippo,rw, WOMEN, good address. to travai
rama asents; salary SIS month, ca,
|oppc,tnu advancement; unusually bril-
AMY, Address, with reference,
A-ser. New Haven, Conn.
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sou TRY II.

II shiioh's Cough and consumpt Cure.
which y ssla 81. does not cure take III:
So,tIe hack and we Will refund your money.
Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee.
price IS cents and 60 cents
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HELP WANTED.

lady OF good address
Ike interest in good paying business
{inoome; small capital required; money
Ied. one with some medical experience
bred 62lS. this Office. y
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FOR sALE-A nice four room cottage in Sec
ond ward, one block from street car line.
Address 62l2, this office IL
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AGENTS WANTED.

Sa',-rsrlies TO learn the "Weltmar
o. magnetic healing; complete
/. r T%aa diploma. US, chronic diseas Is
~ hsplts changed quickly; write ID.
|Hsiss.s'er: Lone Star School of Mas-
-.eanns. Sherman. Texas.
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Fla genteel colored man. who I'M
nas cooking and milking. Apply 26l6
: street, II
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SEVERAL PIECES of city property to ex-
CHANCE for farm property or land 4ol Binz
building. !
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biz an oMIEp-our linen marking outi!i
Nj Ssoinnission; sample, your nam
lan southern Novelty and Mfg. CO..
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FOR SALE CHEAP--s 2-s acres on Burial
bayou, 2is miles east OF city. Address J
Waag. stall 81. city market, I
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ip-solored woman to cook and WASH
's ~ family; must be experienced. Ap-
Zl06 Brazos street. .
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EpIFirst-elass hotel cook; no other
Ispply; lil3 Franklin avenue. 10
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FOR sALE-cheap. four well loeasea wv "
with good bakers oven on premises. L. -
Craig, 5li Main street.
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WE HAVE BARGAINS in Houston and coun-
try property: San Antonio property iof eA,
huyers for hotels groceries and livery bust
ness. Henry Rorres & Son. 4o5 Main st. Q
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SNAP---A nice two-story house and two lot
FOR Gale in Drummer. Apply TO Drummer
land Co
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fTIoN wanted--Young lady desires po
as stenographer; can an, i o,nna sooS
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kan wants a position at general
lMAn rr in small country town. with
,s wv,S Address II. Grey. San An
w Tssas II
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EpI,At once. first-class SAWYER: ralght
mill with steam niger. Address r.
tnls ONCE. 10
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trn--py fine primary teacher. with
I.ort,seate and excellent recommends
nosition in some good town. Ad-
pr,,pary Teacher. this office. 10
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Isl .
gssoline LOT the latest Improved and
buy N, lamp on the marxet NOR
tsd n housekeepers need n, assnts
pr LAM territory: Department ntss
% slreet ana Mfg, Co. ii3 ana lis
Is 10 s.-,-- -.ouls. NO.
an w lIsnaie our high grace nerf,,Tsss-..
Letter 'arge nrofls; trims reason.
EB.-Is-.a. 20. s.. Loui,. Mo
nss; our Ma ~ handle ou tish grade
uis Masnle Furitss p,rft,,,nr pronts'
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low woman that is willing TO work and
how wants to keep house for small
ar take charge OF boarding house.
n. box a. Corrigan. Texas. 10
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n to do plain sewing at home: sl.5G
ay. four months works guaranteed /:
stamped envelope for particulars r.
luton 6. Co. Philadelphia. Pa. O
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FOR SALE-A few snaps in improved city
and acreage property Seaman & Bartell,
2l2 Binz building. 81
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Nice corner lot in Oak
Lawn: several in Fifth ward Address 62;2
this office. 8
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FIFTY CENTS per month. no interest, pu nya
lot 5000 square feet. OPPOSITE sreo oa5
works: improvements all around TINS ,a aap' y
os,ern I n,rt ~ city near new $50. 900 school
house. good neighborhood. e. l.. walker;
IOl0ih CONGRESS avenue
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FOR SALE-A big bargain. corner of Rusk
and Fannirl. 98x62is feet ten-room house;
nice cottage on nstallments; new two-story
house in Third ward on installments. Bette
Bryan. =
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ot our . sre sun selling immense 1uaa-
Akipr ssi9on articles your co.,,orlseIg
Fy ii, s ,s,s money selling II. why don
az Aonadnock bulldog. Chi.
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ESc LADY wishes position as house
nv rastaurant waiter. or. chamber
n Oh o,fce work. Please arply at once.
OF ga This office. II
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rp-Experienced man in dairy work,
hnent lob for right party; house fur-
N Glendale Jersey Dairy. y
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SEVERAL BARGAINS. improved and , Snim-
proved owners have to SELL r. L. WaiAe'
1907 Congress- avenue.
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'FD--situation as yardinan or coschman
liking: my axe Is ~ years. Auare,s
Ward Hotter. !.
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MORPHINE. WHIsKY--If interested
Q cure OF these habits write for my
on these diseases. mailed free. b. NJ.
ey, NJ. D.. Atlanta. Ga.
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nv widow. Parties
srst.eiass homemade bread and
for picnic. parties or family use may
the best by addressing Pastry. this
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|-,nA situation by a white woman as
l|EEaprn,nid In hotel.< Address 62s1. this
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prairie land for s1soo joining lel acres 4, ies !
$1,000, three miles from Ficklin, seven h,i ~ 4
from sealy. Austin county,nsw Iali.paa a oan,
depot will DO near this land L. Larson WV
Market, Galveston.