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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-26
LOCAL NEWS.

Fritz Ycager was here from MILL
can yesterday.
Car Of good ear corn ON track for
sale by Edge Bros.
DR.. O. ;. Johnson Of Nayasotn is
here visiting relatives.
Remember the city bakery for
fresh bread and cakes. dtf
Brink NJ. Vernon pure rye for sale
by the Exposition saloon. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace billiard have
moved 20 Bryan from Heaue.
Mr. and Mrs. a. J.. buchanan are
attending the san Antonio fair.
J. Irby Hurt Of Abingdon, Va, is
visiting relatives and friends here.
New line Of suit, pants and skirt
goods Just received at Coulter's. 262
Mrs. A. j. Edwards and children
were here from Millican yesterday.
Sacked shelled corn and corn chops
for sale. Phone 80. G. +. Moore. 2S3
Mrs. Burr Ward ~ Marlin Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Mooring
Mr. ]. A. Simpson. Of bryan. Is at
tending the State university az Aus
tin.
Mrs. Marriott and daughter, Miss
Ida, were here from Harvey yestor-
day.
w. 4. Mlllican was here from Mil
licap ,terday and gave the Eagle
Cottage for rent, convenient to
Main street. Apply TO +. j. Foun-
tain. 2S3
Mrs. A. l.. Banks aud Miss Marie
Adams are attending the San Anto-
Mo fair.
The best refrigerated meats ~ all
kinds at the City Market, and NJ
new market opposite &. W. n B. V.
depot 5. w. buchanan, Prop. Il
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-26
PETERs-HENRY.

Mr.. Jesse Peters and Miss Eula
Henry were married Wednesday AZ
ternoOn at $3.50 o'clock at the home
of the brides father, Mr.. James
Henry. Rev. j. ID. West Of Bryan
was the officiating minister. Both
the young people We're raised In Bra
zos county and they are well known
and popular. The bride has been en-
gagged IN teaching school and the
groom was formerly u salesman here.
Both belong to leading families OF
Brazos county and they have the
best wishes Of all for a long, happy
and prosperous life. In these con
CALCULATIONS the Eagle heartily joins
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-26

Colorado. Tex. oct. 25.-Reports have
reached here Of very severe hail storm
In Cara county. north Of here. The
grass on about % sections Of land has
been entirely destroyed in the Square
and Compass Cattle company's pasture
and many antelope were killed. No
cattle were ON the range at the time,
that portion Of the pasture having been
reserved for winter.
A freighter named Brown was caught
In IL and had one horse killed and an
other badly crippled, 30 much 80 as b
render Il permanently useless. The
hail was q, least two feet deep in many
places after the storm had passed.
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Whereabouts. Are Known.

New York, Oct 25.-Cornelius Al.
word Jr.. the note teller who Is alleged
70 have robbed the First National bank
Of 100000 Is either in the custody Of the
Pinkerton men. or he is where they can
get him in a very short time.
This was the surprising statement
made by Chief Of Police Foley OF Mount
Vernon, and developments OF the day
tend 20 corroborate IL.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-26

Chillioothe, O.. Oct. 25.-A man Civ.
ing his name AS Othles Wilson. was ar.
rested on n farm near here. where he
had been working four months. Wilson,
IL is claimed. was convicted Of murder at
Eastland. Tex, and sentenced 10 life
imprisonment about a year ago, but es-
capped from the sheriff while being taken
70 prison. He is being held for Texas
officers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-26

Dallas, Oct. 25.--The case Of the state
Of Tens v. O. n. Alexander charged
By indictment with arson and accessory
% arson, was again called In the Grim.
inal district court Wednesday having
been postponed until that time on nc.
count Of the illness Of the defendant.
The defendant again failed 10 put in an
appearance aud his bond was declared
forfeited and judgment nid entered
against him and his sureties for 5000.
and an alias capias being issued for his
Tearrest.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-26

Waco, Tex, Oct. 25.-In the circuit
court Of the United States here in the
suit styled ]. NJ Beavers W. Charles A.
Richardson q Co. the jury brought in
verdict for the defendant. Richard.
son & Co. Manufactured and sold an up.
pliance for sharpening gin saws and the
plaintiff, Beavers, claimed that the ap.
pliance was an infringement Of his pat
eni, for which alleged infringement hs
sued for $50. 900 damages.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-26
CENTRAL
Card.

Owing 20 the lateness Of my enter
ing the campaign for sheriff, pre-
venting my making canvass Of the
county, and 10 the fact that many
whose support | might have reason
ably expected had been pledged be-
fore my announcement, ! deem u
best to Withdraw from the race. I'm
doing 50 ! wish to thank my friends
throughout the county for the inter-
est manifested la my behalf and Ia
assure one and all ofmy appreciation
Of their efforts. Respectfully,
W. 4. Millican.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-26
In Memory Of JoA. Sherman.

Columbus, o.. Oct. 25-The Rspub
hcan campaign in Ohio was At . stand.
still today as tribute Of respect q
the memory OF John sherman. whose
funeral occurred at Mansfield in the AZ
ternoon. The order by Secretary Dick
Of the Republican state executive com.
mittee Is regarded Us unique in political
annals Of Ohio. but all meetings were
either declared OF or postponed and tbs
Democrats had the field 10 themselves
for a day. The state Offices In the capt.
tol building were closed during the af'
ternoon.
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Two Dollar Excursion.

The I. SO. y. railroad will run an
excursion train 10 san Antonio
Train leaves Bryan Friday morning.
Oct. 20, at $3.50, and returning, leaves
San Antonio Sunday morning, Oct
y, 40 Z O'Clock Fare for the round
trip 500. Take the shortest route
and see the fair aud the great foot.
ball game between College and
Varsity. d. G. DcMarot,
Agent 4. W. a b. Y.
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Guthrie, Oct. 95.-A party Of pros.
pectors in from the KiowA and Com.
manche reservation report that In one Of
the parks Of the Wichita mountains they
found a mans hat and portions Of cloth.
ing and part Of camp outfit. as well As
other indications that some prospector
has met with foul play.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-26
Eight Car. w.r. pitched.

Tyler, Tex. Oct. 20. A freight wreck
occurred ON the International and
Great Northern railroad about i2 miles
north Of this place. Eight cars were
ditched and Brakeman Fred Evans was
severely injured. None Of the freight
crew can give any cause for the wreck.
The engine was uninjured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-26

Charlotte. n. O.. Oct. 25.-A negro
woman named Carrie Caldwell, who
lived in the northern part Of Mecklen.
burg county, killed her three children,
aged 2, and o. aud committed suicide.
The cause OF the woman's act is sup.
posed % have boon insanity.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-26

Scottsburg, Ind, Oct. 25.-Mrs. Jon.
ME Bridgewater is dying. She took
poison after inviting her neighbors TO a
party. She is 10 years old and u bride
Of only few weeks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-26

Coperas Cove. Tex. Oct. 25.-Tho
grocery store Of G.. w. Mcvay burned
here. Tho building was wooden one
and the flames spread rapidly destroying
10 houses. Loss about 5000.
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sHERMAN,s REMAINS.
Thsy Are Laid 70 Rest IL The Fsafiy
vault ~ Mansasld.

Mansfield. o.. Oct. 25.-From the
quaint little Episcopal church. where a.
a youth he worshiped. John Sherman
was buried here today. Upa narrow
aisle, which through long years he Lad
~ vestrymAn. the remains Of former
United States senator and . cabinet
member was carried 10 the ehanssl.
whore they rested from shortly before
II O'Clock until nearly 8. when they were
removed TO their last resting place in the
Sherman family vault In the cemetery
here.
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FOUND-A watch Owner can
get same by calling at this office and
paying for notice aud u suitable re-
ward for finder. 81
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II. a T. @. Time Gard. bryan

e. w. ~ B. V. Time Gard, Bryan
PASSENGER.
North bound No. ., leaves 1881 a. m.
South bound No. IA. arrives 1920 pm.
MIXED TRAINS.
'Southbound No. lO5 arr 1918 a. IN.
Northbound No. lO6 Tvs 6:l5p. m.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-26

Just received at John NJ. Cald-
wells the haudsomest stock Of
watches, clocks, iewelry and silver
ware ever brought to Bryan. 2s3
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-26

Austin. Oct. IS. The registration Of
voters in cities Of over 10000 population
closed last night. The following is the
registration Of the cities as far a. re.
ported:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
EXCHANGE

ST Leyser. 81 Louis: r b Keel
iug, Dallas; ID l. killough aud
wife, Wheelock; y Hoffman. De-
troit; " u Hancock, Boston: ID X
McCamman, Corsicana; II T. George.
Houston; z II Ward, 81 Louis; r. y
McNutt. Hearne; W u Nichols.
Jack Harris. r A Worko, New
York: Louis Sinsheimer, Gall
weston; W G Boyett, ] II Suber, Coll
lege; II NJ Webster, New York .
Charles Dixon and members Of Mis-
takes VIII Happen Co; J w Graves,
Houston; Alma Whitsell, David
Conger and wife, New York: Morris
Lange, G NV Low, Cincinnati; Mrs
5 ) Ward, Mumford; W l. Honning,
Ennis: Frank Andrews, II SwOpe,
Houston; NJ A Cosby, h : Winfree,
Kentucky; W II Turner, san Anto-
MO; I'd II Hardin, Waco: V d San
ders, 81 Louis; Ed Wilson. Austin
w ; Farley, Waco; Dave II Shapiro,
jacksonville; VIM Kirlicks, b o
Doyle, Hearne.
CENTRAL.
w A Millican, ; Arnold, MILL
can; II Morrison, Nashville: II +
Spencer, Marlin; 4 Hogan, Whit
taker; J y Thompson, Waco; J h
Carroll, = l. Barron, Bryan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-11
LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND q

FOR SALE-Bay mare, 10 hanas. s III :
IA and pa wagon ana harness. , D.
cash: also two COWS, one - M
other Durham; soon 70 M, M
cline. near Nj. and P. oil mliLs. -.
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TYrEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES.

THE CHICAGO TYPEWRITER s35- An hon
0clal Isl gold medal awards at Paris; speed
sinlricity. durability, perfect alignment
a. stylcg interchangeable steel type, span.
lsh, medical. etc. NELL Roach. General
Texas h-2
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ARf,IVEn-At the horne OF the late John A.
Iiams. tea-pour1 boy. Mother and BABY
dOiHg we'll II
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ARkY-Oidtst monthly mairI nonial pape'
published ec wealthy patrons. Mr. and
Mrs Drake. ts5 T. Washington St. Chi
caEo nj
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY. STOLEN.

LOST-one 7-month- old pointer pup bitch
white, with liver spot over one OF her eyes
lost n week ago In the Fifth ward. liberal
reward for return OF pup to Japhet Co. u
LOST--About two months ago, one setter
bitch; white and liver spots: answers 20
name OF Queen; liberal reward for return
to Dan Japhet, sl9 commeree. U
LOST Small black leather purse. Containing
81, 80 IN silver. Please return 10 $40 Had
ley, corner Bagby, and get reward. II
So 90 REWARD, for information leading 10
arrest OF thief or recovery OF my setter
| dog, mostly white, lemon ears. answers 70
| name szar; stolen November 3. a. W
! Bunse. 500 Louisiana. Il
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MORPHINE. opium lsudanum. cocaine hab-
it: myself cured will inform you OF harm
less permanent home cure. Mrs. Bald
win. Boy 12l2. Chinago
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WANTFD--A horse for Us is *. M
well cared for. Address al6, tn.s -
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1911 TEXAS AvENUE-Handsomely furnish
ed first class boarding house. "a blocks
from Capitol hotel; business center p
rooms. desirable borders; only responsible
parties need apply. u
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MlDDLE-AGED MAN, honest, sober and in
dustrious to attend horse; can milk; best
city references. Address 22s2, this office IL
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SECRETS THAT WIN--knowledge that
pays; science that brings business and So
cial nuceess--cures disease and bad hapits'
wins love and friendship; gratihes ampi-
tons: gives wonderful power and control
over Others. You can learn at home. Write
today for our elegantly illustrated book.
which fully explains all the hidden mys-
teeies OF personal magnetism, hypnousm,
magnetic healing, etc. IT'S free. Address
New York institute OF Science, pept. Oh
b.. Rochester, NJ. Y.
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WANTED-A situation in small town; am
smith. Address 2291. this office. 10
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ENLkRGE YOUR BusTs. LADIEs.-i to 10
inches al home. with DR.. conway's Bust
Tabioids. at trifiing cost $1,000 for case
we can mott: those developed IN past ~
Il stamps Conway Specific Co.. 22S Ire.
mont street Boston, Mass. IL
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CANCER cured at home by internal treat.
+ ncnt no knife. plaster or pain, BOOK ana
iestlna on,pls mailed tree Cancer institute'
~ W. ga st.. y. y.
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yADIESi Use Chlehesters English 9annyfola Pills,
IN Best: Safest! Oniy Reliable! Take NO other.
~ Buy your Druggist. OF send te stamps ior nafis.
rArs kud Relief Isdes, la letter Dy return mall.
ChIchssttr Chemical CO., Philada-, Pa
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"WOMAN'S BLESSING" Private Prescrlp'
ton: positive cure for suppressed or ir-
regular menstruaton; never fails; sample
hox free. ]. NJ Horne, NJ. D., Drawer w
l29 Chicago. Ill,
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WANTED-Sewing in families or position in
some nice family by middle aged LADY, best
references furnished 22S9 this office. IL
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=s:-3a AND ROOM VA. !,

BOARD AN------------.-- ,..e.-eora ~
WANTED south lIvs sSo" fsmilgl;. IL! e
p borhood and close y -,
i1so. this Office l.as-- :. .o5a5is bss5 '1s,
NICE sooIABIL5Es; us vie; state =,
msassent, this oin S,r,, y--For ss12' 3
IN PRIVATE ,Ff,Als rssces reapif'S
iols Caroline
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ave years ago has come true. Mrs. NJ. w,
Wright, Lodi Ohio, Every one satisfied +;
past and future truly revealed; trial read
ing loo; give date Of birth. l.. Thomson,
Kansas City, Mo- III
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FOR SALE-Df. Cronin's sg Wv M
mare BETTE, an ideal animal loI : n
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES will earn
$40; $50 will earn $40; 500 will earn $40
ton Send for particulars. Equitable In
vestment Co. 1850 broadway New York.
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BLOOD POISON either primary; seSunuais
or tertiary prCdueinR Copper-colored spots
pimplcs sore throat aches. ole sores. ul-
Gers mucous patches in mouth, HAIR or
eyebrows falling out, faililg sight raeu-
metism ratarrh. etc, quickly, posluNe'f
aiA frrever cured without the use Of mtr-
rury by the wonderful Botanic Blood Balm
fB T. B.. few weeks use Of when
MAKES a tIcan, healthy being after evhl,
ulete fsii0r, with the Hot Springs and
oth,r treatment L. b. p. thoroughly
tested fer tisfi1 years; over 5000 voluntary
testimonials of cures By r. %. b, nruggis's
81 Trial treatment free by writing Blood
Balm Co, Is Mitchell street, atlanta, ca.
Medical siNcc also free.
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MONEY IoANEDD, , en- lon sIvs' 4. i
I kina ~ sp' tax ludsIEassISs1a axes Y.
ton .SOi f DIOpe II. j HoS''-
Taxss avenue. 49, -rrtr
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FOR sERvIcE-EeglsissreSS it III priylsl
4ss47, price 500 cash ca cows WI free d Y
we pay SO cash for nG isss At he e 81
weeks; phone No. los, s,ps a. your WI
send for your COW N sp1 7is Heinsi >
over. B. G. Moore s,,re IT. bridge. "A
south end Sabine street y and
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WANTED-To give lessons in stenography
for sa unfurnshed room. Address 22ls,
Tins office. II
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--Large well furnished south
RON; private family: conveniences;
within four blocks OF capitol Hotel; also a
young man TO share a comfortable room.
References required. No. 1901 Capitoi ave
Ia
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"aN lED-By young ladv
IN private family sefs. ay room snj
this Office. -e'efences rem,,ss :
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TWO ROOMS-E Everything furnished for light
housekeeping. 22i5h Congress Phone Sll
ttlreo ringsl. 4,
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FINANCIAL.

's 1e sd DToS y IISlst:rs st; s1AlSs
desired: no delay DELAY. rs Nain " !
u n l.. MiIs..- -~---.---- .,,r.ty 3,
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pletely furnished for light housekeeping,
up stairs; newly papereo call Monday 1913
Travis. IL
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HAVE FOUND a positive cure tor drunken
ness: can be given secretly: Will gladly tel
you what Ii is. Don't send money. Mrs.
May Hawkins. Lock Box X. $. lSl, Grand
RAPIDS Mich
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WANTED-A permanent job of scuiIng for
sawmil by an experienced hand; can give
good references. Address W. b. Mum, Ro-
ganville, Texas. 10
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in sawmill with some
eapitnI, either in money or teams; GOOD
paving business. Address 22l3. TINS oliic o.
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I V"uS ANtHue--KOOn ~, -
private family for col,ni. ~ boiri1
men. References. or sso ga
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DEAFNESS CURED or no pay. c. II. Ro-
wan. Milwaukee, Wis. u
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W T. HILL. organist and choir master
Christ church, teaches voice building solo
singing and sight reading, organ and
piano. Harmony Counterpart, Canon aud
Fugue; for terms etc, call AZ Christ
church choir rooms, or address 1910 Wal
ker avenue ll-ii
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MARRY lovely women and honorable men;
many rich: send &c for big list. deserip-
tons residences. Mutual Exchange, Kan
eas City. Mo.
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SITUATION wANTED-M MALE.

GERMAN STUDENT would like to earn
beard before and after school hours; place
in German family preferred. Address Stu
deLt this office. IL
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The SAN FRANCISCO TAlLOR.-A nice
line o, up-to-date goods just received from
the mills: frst-class work at the lowest
price Ia the city. 40 Travis street. j.
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" iiehi rh o,,asrd and room
re sn, housekeeping in priya,s0f roorI
5s euerenees given and reon,. iaaily
50
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FURNISHED ROOMS ~;;s--
apply loS Louisiana st ,,a BOARD 4
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POSITION WANTED by young married man;
10 years experience in general merchan-
disc; no bad habits; good references a
rusller: small town preferred. Address
47l7 This office Ii
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CHICKENS. CHlcKENs-w,vorn ,ize sinpe.|
having time to show ny month lb vi
the poultry show next hs ano and ! s,1]
at a bargain cheap 10 mems anmh Brssl
NJ. owen strain, singie, corn corper Ix, 4
horns. 2114 Carr street, eOiA
ward Il
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE.

TENOGRAPHER--A young lady who Is
well experienced wants work every morn
ing or will take a monthly position; best
OF references furnished No. 22S3 this OF
fee IL
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$4,000

FOR sALE--At a bargain; 22oo-acrs black
land farm. 30 tenant houses, gins and other
improvements; Il would make the finest rice
farm in the State. rs miles from Houston;
also one acre farm, with good improve
ments. miles from Houston. For particu-
lars address Penn n Thornton. M. D.,
Houston Heights, Texas. Il
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YOUNG MAN wants work. writes good busi-
ness hand. quick at figures. understands
bookkeeping and typewriting. Address 8
Rice street, Second ward, ~
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YOUNG MAN OF good habits. strictly sober.
with best of recommendations, wants posi-
ton of bookkeeper, assistant pookkeeper or
positlon of trust; references given. Ad-
dress 22S4 this office. 10
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PERSON al.

MORPHINE and Opium Drug Habits cured
az home: weeks treatment tres' palnsss
personally The Tack-a-Puusha IrSa'-
nient Co. 1915 W i2d street New 1ork.
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FOLSOM.
December 3, 1900

DeCeH Der ), lSUU.
John H. Mullenix, of Bell, spent
Saturday at the home of his uncle,
w. H. Mullenix.
Job Haigh and wife, of Bell, spent
Thanksgiving with Arthur Mercer and
family.
James f. Shannon and Miss Eva
Lewis, the accomplished daughter of
Milton Lewis, of Sugartree Ridge,
were united in marriage at the home
of the brides parent last Thursday.
May happiness and peace attend them
through life is the wish of their many
friends here.
Miss Burla Hopkins gave Thanks
giving dinner. The guests were Miss
Bessie Walker, of this place, and
Misses Matte Mccoy, Marguerite
West and Opha Shipley, of Bell.
Mrs. Cora Mccoy was the guest of
Mrs. Stella Mercer, of Pleasant Val
ley last Friday.
S. V. CLANCY and family, of Bright
side, took dinner with John Mccoy
and family last Thursday.
Amos Hopkins is repairing his house
with a new steel roof.
Job Haigh and wife, of Bell, were
calling On G. w. Denham and family
last Friday evening.
Congress met at Berryville Friday
evening, but could not do business as
quorum was not present.
1. w. Butts is able for business
again and will commence the barn OF
w. II. Mullenix soon.
T. A. Mullenix, of Bell, was seen on
our streets last Thursday. He took
dinner with his son, w. H.
Albert E. McVay and best girl, OF
Centerville, Fayette county, were
guests of his parents last week.
The protracted meeting at this
place under the management of Rev
Cundy is nourishing, with one acces
sion.