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Weinstock Case Dismissed.

PLACERNILLE. Dec. 1.-THE com
plant recently filed by John +. Sexton OF
this city. in the Justice Court at Diamond
Springs. "A small town near here, charging
II Weinstock. OF the firm OF Weinstock
a Lubin Of Sacramento. with felony i'm
violating section 3l7 OF the Penal Code in
advertising in his annual catalogue an ar
ticle the sale OF which is prohibited by
law was this afternoon dismissed on mo-
fion OF District Attorney Darlington The
District Attorney stated 10 the court that
after a careful investigation OF the case
he did not believe that there was sufficient
evidence to secure conviction and that
Il would he impossible TO prove any guilty
intent upon the part Of Defendant Vein
cfn
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the Santa Clara Pioneers Society. The
matter OF entertainment IS I'm the hands
OF Mrs. r. o. Smith and the reception
committee is headed by Mrs. B. ID. Muir
ply. These industrious workers are
enough To guarantee the success OF any
movement.
The programme OF events is an unusu-
ally interesting one. The first day opens
with a reproduction OF the inauguration
OF statehood in his city, the first capital
az the State Wednesday there is a grand
street parade. followed by a grand odll
iu the Courthouse in the evening. The
next day is devoted 10 Spanish sports.
The Pioneers and Native Sons of the city
are going 10 keep open house. ana Nisl-
tors viii be royalty treated.
4 light battery OF artillery Will be here
20 participate i'm the celebration and pIo-
neer socities are coming from all over the
\ State.
Small redwood trees are being put in
place along the principal streets. and a
force OF electricians are ready 10 begin
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UNITED VERDE CASE.
Permanent Injunction Asked For to
Restrain the Sale.

NEW YORK. Dec. 15-In the Supreme
Court to-day Judge Gildersleeve heard
arguments on the motion to make perma-
nent an injunction 10 restrain the sale of
the United Verde Copper Company, the
mines and smelters OF which corporation
are at Jerome. Arizona. The action was
Instituted by George A. Treadwell. who
owns 10000 out Of 10000 shares. William a.
Clark. United States Senator from Mon
tana and his family holding 2i4.000 shares.
The purpose of the proposed sale is to
abandon the company's New Jersey char
ter and effect a reorganization under a
West Virginia charter. Judge Gildersleeve
took the papers and reserved his decision.
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hanging thousands of vari-colored electric
lamps that are TO illuminate the principal
streets. From the top of the courthouse
a 10000 candle-power searchlight is 10 cast
its rays about the valley.
The ladies have completed plans for
decorating the two Superior Court rooms.
where the grand ball is TO be held Tues
day night. and open house maintained the
rest of the jubilee. The whole building is
10 be decorated with bunting, evergreens
and Christmas berries.
The first advance of the jubilee crowd
will arrive Sunday night. and will consist
OF an excursion Of pioneers from the East.
Ii Is thought 20.00O visitors will come 10
the jubilee and the railroad has made
preparations 10 handle large crowds The
representation Of the first State Capitol
is completed and IS being stocked with
relics of pioneer days Societies and
schools are hard at work on the floats.
The jubilee promises TO be the greatest
celebrr ton ever held in Santa Clara
County.
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women the ordinary strain of labor is
intensified and aggravated by a diseased
condition OF the delicate organs, and
they become victims OF that terrible
backache. or binding headache, which
is so common among business women.
II Tou are bearing this burden, bear
II no longer. For the backache, head
ache. nervousness and weakness which
spring from a diseased condition OF the
wouianly organs there Is a sure cure
in DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
Half a million women have been per
fectlv and permanently cured by this
wonderful medicine.
Nv niece was troubled with female
weakness Tor about four years before
asked for your advice, writes MI J. w.
McCregor. OF 67d 81. and Princeton Ave,
Chicago. Ills. You advised her 10 take
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription which
she did faithfully for nine months, and now
we must acknowledge 10 You that she IS
a 7scH roman We cannot thank you
enough for the cure. ~
Sick women can consult DR.. Pierce by
letter free. Address, Buffalo, n. Y.
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SUICIDE FOLLOWS
A TACOMA MANS
HORRIBLE CRIME
Adam CriSt Kills His Wife and
One Son and Wounds
a Second Child.

fatally
4
during the forenoon apparently the best Of health and spirits At o'clock IN
and bought worth
a
mint he sentt o
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/ thent him n
the
the and
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floors in
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y AN JOSE. Dec 15.-During the com
ing week san Jose Will adopt q gala
attire I'm honor of the half-ceutury
OF statehood. The jubilee colors,
- yellow and blue. will be prOfusely
used. Evergreens viii adorn the
sides of the thoroughfa-es. while over
head win stretch strings II varicolored
electric lights The whole jolihcation
VIII close Christmas eve. and the religious
services OF the next day win be a fitting
Windup 10 "a commemorauon of nifty years
OF statehood.
The golden Jubilee VIII be a grand sue
cesss Thousands OF visitors viii be at
tractod to the c.ty and u VIII Dee the
greatest historical event boz The history
work ~ Mayor Martin the chairman of
The general cemmmitfee. and Alex =.
Mengotten. The secretary. Another active
worker BIS J. y. Church. the president OF
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Glee Club Tour.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Dec Is
The Stanford Glee and Mandolin clubs
leave the university next Thursday for
their annual holiday tour. The itinerary
includes San Jose. San Luis Obispo. Santa
Barbara. Los Angeles. San Diego, River
side, Redlands, Pomona and the larger
towns OF the San Joaquin Valley. The
men: First tenOrs. Riley. Dawson. Gay and
Frisselle; second tenors, Mann. Doeg.
Hardy and Forbes; first bass. Drake. Ed
Gilman, Corbusier. Whitaker: second
bass. Parkin, Thompson, Fox and p. X.
Gilman.
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Oil Stock Sold.

BAKERSFIELD. Dec. 81. J. Mack.
cashier OF the Bank Of Bakersfield. re-
ports the sale OF 10000 shares OF Thirty
three Oh Company 10 "a san Francisco
capitalist for 100000. The land on which
this company is operating iS on the south
east quarter section 81 the Kern River
district. IL contains three paying wells.
Extensive development work on the land
81 now 20 begin. This work is 10 be done
by the Imperial Oh and Land Company.
which retains controlling Interest In
I-I-LrfN-f hrn. lnmnanN-
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Detained by the Plague.

HONOLULU, Dec. S-The British
steamer Carmarthonshire has arrived
here from Japan with only $50 immigrants
on board. the other 400 who had been
booked To come on her having been pre-
vented leaving owing to the outbreak of
the plague at Kobe. There was no sick
ness among those on the Carmarthon-
shire.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
ADVERTISEMENTS
BIENNIAL STATEMENT
OF THE
Hibernia Savings Loan Society

MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT
w OF the state Legislature. passed March q.
-, and hereto annexed, TO wit;
Inc People OF the State of California. repre-
scented In Senate and Assembly. DO enact az
follows:
Section l. The Cashier or Secretary % every
every institution In which deposits OF money
are made and interest paid thereon shall.
within fifteen days after the 1st day Of De-
cember. I'm the Year one thousand eight hun
dred and ninety-three and within fifteen days
Of the LIST day 0f December OF each and every
second succeeding year thereafter. return 90
tne BOARD or bank Commissioners sworn
statement. showing the amount standing % his
credit. the last known place % residence or
poStof1ce address. and the fact OF death. ~
known 10 said cashier or secretary. OF every
depOSitor who shall not have made deposit
therein. or Withdrawn therefrom any part OF
his deposit. or any part % the interest thereon.
for the period % more than ten years next pre-
cedlng anc the cashiers and secretaries OF such
savings banks. savings and loan societies and
institutions Tor deposit 81 savings shall give no
tce OF these deposits In one or more newspe-
pers published In or nearest 20 the city. city
and county or town where such banks are situ-
ated at least once week Tor four successive
weeks. the cost OF such publications 20 be paid
pro rata out of said unclaimed deposits. pro-
vided. however. that this act shall not apply
TO affect the deposits made by In the
name OF any person known 20 the said cashier
secretary 10 be living. any deposit which.
with the accumulation thereon. shall be less
than fifty dollars.
section 2 The Board Of Bank Commissioners
shall Incorporate In their subsequent report
each return which shall have been made 20
them. provided In Section I % this act.
Section 3. Any cashier secretary Of either
OF the banking institutions mentioned IN sec
tlon OF this Act negiecting or refusing 20 make
the sworn statement required by said Section
shall be guilty o. a misdemeanor.
In accordance with the foregoing the follow
our books at the close % business on the lst
day % December A ID. 1899. 20 wit;
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On account of the time neces

On account OF the ume neceS-
sary in the preparation of the
Christmas edition of THE
CALL. to be issued Sunday,
December II, NO ADVERTISE
MENTS for that issue will be
received AFTER $50 P. NJ.
SATURDAY.
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Numa Droz Dead.

BERNE. Switzerland. Dec. I'm
Numa Droz. the distinguished Swiss
statesman and former President OF the
confederation, died to-day in his fifty
sixth wear.
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Artists Outfits.

Typography. oil color and water color
outfits put up in nice boxes for Christmas
presents. Skins. wood and leather arti-
Market street
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4 Perfectly Harmless
VI Wonderfully Efficient
Toilet Requisite.

Removes al skin
erUpuons and takes the
place OF powders.
Sold by all druggists.
or sent by mail. post
paid. price so cents.
Send for free sample.
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state OF California. City and County Of san
Francisco.-SS
/ DO solemnly swear that i have personal
knoUIedge OF the matters contained In the fore
coipg statement and that every allegation.
Placement matter and thing therein contained
iS fr1ie 10 the best % my knowledge and belief.
ROBERT J. TOBfN. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me THIS tth
uA' " GEO T. KNOX. Notary Public
In and for the City and County OF san Fran
cisco. State OF California
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-06
The Young People Had = PIeasan,
Time.

/ The Young People Had = pleasant
Time.
smithyille. Texas, August 4.--The young
/ people enjoyed hospitablc social at the
hospitable residence OF City Marshal j..
r. Hubbard last night. About one hun
dred were present. and from the laughter
and merry making one would Judge they
were having very elegant time. Re-
freshments we're served.
The young folk composing the Ruth
Ashmore club are enjoying delightful
picnic today down on the banks OF the
Colorado.
Colonel M. @. Duce was taken suddenly
Ill last Tuesday. and at this writing he Il
no better. The little boy OF Mr.. and Mrs,
c. G. Decherd Is also very sick.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Snow,
Wednesday evening. a fine seven pound
girl.
Tuesday. an eight-pound girl.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Lowerv
Thursday evening an eight-pound boy.
And still the good work goes on.
The young people OF the city will ten
der the visiting young ladies now IN
smithyilIe a delightful hop at Magnolia
hall tonight.
Cotton Is coming In At the rate OF four
or five bales per day.
Mrs Geo G. Staples and little daugh-
ter Ella Mae, left Tuesday for Llano.
where they will spend the summer in the
mountains for the benefit OF the little
girls health.
Otto Engle and Ed Dwyer are In 81.
Louis purchasing their stock OF furnish-
ing goods preparatory TO engaging In bus
mess here.
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sPEc1AI NoT1Cra

~. y hereby given that special meet.
w " tne stocknolders Of the Texas aud
New Vrleans Railroad Company hus beer
called hy the hoard OF directors 10 asssmpis
y, inc general office OF the company a,
t.so ' Texas, at 10 o'clock q, m,. ON the
o OIL, gay o. september. 1880, for the following
Firs,-To authorize and provide for amend
ny cnarter or articles OF incorporation OF
sae company so as to authorize 1t to own
Mptain ana operate a railroad connection
Tween the railroad now known as the
sau,ne aau Fest Texas Railway and the rail-
s.aa now known as tho Texas Trunk Rail-
,e'u, ana TO construct such railroad as may
We REQUISITE for making srch railroad con.
sscond.-To authorize anc provide for the
construction OF such railroad as may be
ItQuisite Tor making the railroad connection
lust referred TO-
Ihird-To authorize and provide for the
purchase OF the railroad now known AS the
ieSas Trunk railroad, extending from a
point In or near the city OF Dallas TO point
81 or near what is known as Cedar Station,
~ Kaufman county. with Its franchises and
appurtenances.
Fourth-To authorize and provide for the
purchase OF the railroad now known as the
louisiana Western Extension Railroad, ex-
lending from connection with the line oil
the Texas and New Orleans Railroad Com
Eany at a point In or near the town Of
orange to the Sabine river, in Orange coun-
", Texas, with its franchises and appurte-
nances. c. d. Seger, Secretary
u
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THE ORANGE LUMBER MARKET.
Orders Again Coming I'm Freely nj
the Advanced Prices,


Orange. Texas, August 5.-Every mill
office visited yesterday reported orders be-
ing received under the new list and none
OF the manufacturers anticipate any trou-
bic in maintaining the prices named un-
der the last advance, Reports from the
East, North and West are to the effect
that prices are advancing steadily all
along the line and some Of the manufac-
tnrers believe that another advance in
prices in this immediate section will be-
come necessary in the near future, not
from any desire on their part to I'M
reasonably advance prices, but as logical
result of existing conditions. Stocks are
badly broken and are steadily becoming
more so and indications are that 1t will
soon become necessary to ship material
right from the saw. which will increase
the freight and necessarily increase the
price OF lumber to the dealer. There Is
not mill In Orange that has cut as much
lumber as 1t has shipped during the past
six months, and this Is doubtless true Of
all other mills In this section.
Indian and Oklahoma Territories are
consuming large amount OF lumber from
TINS section, as are also Colorado and
Kansas. and the general demand for yard
stock was never better than at present.
Some sections. OF course, are not buying
as heavily as they have done, but the luli
Is only temporary and the call Is already
improving.
The table OF shipments given below
shows a small increase for July over the
previous month, Rail shipments were cur
tailed considerably by the inability of the
mills to secure cars during the recent
floods. Had a supply of cars been avail
able shipments by rail- would doubtless
have gone beyond those for June.
The drouth still continues and there ara
no signs OF an carly rise In the river. One
run Of logs reached the booms during tho
week and another is enronte but coming
very slowly.
Following are the shipments from Ave
mills in Orange during the month of July:
Lutcher g. Moore Lumber Company
Rail shipments. rough
and dressed 2.404.000
Water shipments $4,000
--- 2.57soO0
Bancroft Lumber Company
Rail shipments, rough. 7T0,970
Rail shipments, dressed. 278,7S7
Water shipments. .1,147.605
---- e.1s7ses
Alex'r Gilmer--
fAll shipments, rouRn... ooDbbO1
Rail shipments, dressed 2,0i0,754
Water shipments ....... 25S.000
- 2.S54.eoo
Orange Lumber Company
Rail shipments. rough
and dressed ..........1 ,722,0A
Water shipments .....,. 7S3354
- e5o5,sss
Wingate Lumber Company
Rail shipments, rough
and dressed .1.467,75S
Water shipments ....... 912,1I5
-------- 2.s7o.s7s
Total shipments: Rail, 9,24o,l65;
water, 3,275,0A ............ 12.515, 239
Shipments 1896. 1896. 1897. 1898 and 1899:
The following are the monthly shipments
by raj. since January /. 1895, and do not
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The South Texas National Bank
or HOUSTON. TEXAS.
Capital ~. S5,oo,ooo
Surplus ......... 100000
OFFICERS,

Chas, Dillingham; H. Brashear.
President 1kt wee rrenasn'
end vice President srl We Frektdsnt
j. H. M.AsHAN. cashter.
FHNls cARGILL. Assistant Cashier.
Directors, J. l. Camp bell, Chas s,ii,ins-
ham. = McAshen. o. 7; Holt y y. Nae
Heitnsnn. II. C. House
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ISLAND CITY INH2AInY " 0STtopLHf,

ans CHURCH ST, GALVESTON.
DIR. KING. Graduate OF American School Of Osteo.
patty. Klrksyiie, Mo, Mansger
sptcIsl attention given 70 so-called incurable dis.
eases. such as Lung Trouble. Stomach Trouble
FEMALE DISORDERS. Dislocstlons. Etc. Treat
ment New Scientific ana Reliable, Investigate
and yoa'i not condemn
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NoTICF iS hsrcby given thai a spccial .niset-
~ ~ the steekhcldors and board Of dlress.
ors o. Tie Gaivesion. Harrisburg ana ., az az
Antonio Railway Company. ~ order 81 ne
40 ~ he company in the city OF Houst3a,
Irv county, Tsxss, OIL Tuesday, the ls,a
say ~ Augnst. 1892 for the phfpose o. elect
inf "a ssgar secretary Galveston. Har-
y y,sh,rs and sar Antonio Railway Company.
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AGENTS on salary or commission; the great
est agents seller ever produced; every user
of pen and ink buys 1t ON sight: 200 to so,
per cent profit: one agents sales amounted
to $500 in six days: another. sS2 In two
hours. Monroe Mfg. Co.. X 1885, La Crosse,
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r,si.elsss salesman who has
|, nrry ana extensive acquaintance
., ~. "a sell a speciality that Is
n ,te leading manufacturers Oh
y, y ststss he use Of which will
X reduction from 10 to % per
~ references required. Address
D.partment, 4e5 Trust building.
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Observation-Disclosures
"a carpenters to work at the A. and
W. College Station. Texas; can de-
\ yafk for about two months. l.. l..
RHdeut. q
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nut little means wanted every
u handle the Moody Arc Vapor 500
srs !lsht; ten times cheaper than
4 tteylene light: three times
Rtu common coal oil: 500 C. p. OF
silt llEht for less than lie per hour;
"a ne making money fast; ter
ara, approved by insurance COM
eItfy lamp strictly guaranteed for
NJ Nllte for further information.
:AseY Mig. Co., Shreveport. La. %
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wANTED-Pnrties to learn the "Weltmer
Method" Of magnetic healing; complete
course, with diploma. s25; chronic diseases
cured and habits changed; send for 24-page
register. Lone Star School of Magnetic
Healing Oncorporated) Sherman. Texas.
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| LADY made s31. 90 last week selling Longs"
Solid Muciage Pencil. Why not you? Ad-
dress c. A. Long, Mfr. 1874 Dearborn St..
Chicago. Ill. &
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y = sst In correspondence with
y ,elfssmsker tone with knowl-
tllllefy preferred). to take space
y.a-as.e dry goods house In a good
Adsr Bros, Smithyille. Texas. 6
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LOCAL agents wanted in every town in Texas
for the sale OF laundry soap, manufactured
by Magnolia Soap Co.. Houston. Texas. SO
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tss SALESMAN wanted bv estab-
49, 20 technical knowledge neoes-
Imply all around hustler. of good
~ ald ADDRESS; flrst-class line.
s. ~ y entire time required: refer
% u. Detroit. Mich. G
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wANTED-Mana and agents in every city
for cheapest and largest line, made to order
only. Est 1879. Hunter Tailoring and Shirt
Co., Cincinnati. Ohio.
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PORTRAIT AGENTS everywhere quit
"crayons." Try washable enamelines; no
glass; don't rub; cheap. Family Portrait
Co. Chicago. 8
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asl.class, sober barber to teach
~ ,.ss,. % clarinet PLAYER preferred !:
".s .s only. Prof. Harris, Her
q
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IlSIH 10 frst.class woman, white or
y v come into the country to cook.
fn Sashlng aud assist in housework
- o. four. Apply Tuesday, August
Rlio5 o'clock p. M, at Capitol hotel,
y. Inquire for Mrs. Malcolm Ora
&
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IS.CcnbIped teacher Of elocution and
ur,Ic and kindergarten teachers.
4 4 d, high grade teachers. South
! fathers Agency, S0l Main. Dali
G
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Total shipments: Rail, 9,24o,l65;
water, 3,275,OH ............. 12.bl5,239
Shipments 1896. 1896. 1897. 1898 and 1899:
The following are the monthly shipments
by raj, since January /. 1895, and do not
include the lumber sent out by vessel. via
Sabine Pass:
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NERYWHERE, HUSTLERS-Po
~ distribute circulars. samplers
a.sasslng; good pay. Sun Adver-
esssaQ, Unlcag0.
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calling on any line of trade,
city or country)-We have best side line
ever offered. over $50 different styles Of the
handsomest calendar ever put on the mar
ket; most liberal commissions offered (SO
per cent? agents can easily make $40 to
SlO0 weekly; guaranteed the best line to
American Novelty Co.. 900 and Oil Broad
way Cincinnati, Ohio.
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- = q
BOARD AND ROOMS.

ELEGANT rooms and board; references re-
auired: 90s Chenevcrt street
TWO UPPER front rooms. with or without
board: furnished: southern exposure. Apply
1912 Caroline street.
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n. sewing at home ,.', !, 81 by 80
" .iSssss ssasd envelope 5 for par
= Hutton a Co.. Pni'aaei 4
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!: ~ eoOk. white man. Address
-eesa u ev stats salary. L. w. Hill.
IN texas.
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-, rein holders; sell
S,yfsp- s aue that uses a buggy sg;s
!ySs s'sat building h0ns''H 1
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- .oi;cilor in each town 10 Sc
lidy Stunning s0,,,nyn,ueott's Magazine; I'D
- ~ I.n,pns.ible parties. Address
e, 2 no So. sil Carondelet ST. ee' 3
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AGENTS-We are still increasing our sales
of saloon articles. They must have IT,
Quick returns. Big profits. ILL., Monadnock.
Chicago.