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town, ten miles south OF horcI
Gated Sunday afternoon. Rev q
ton Of this city delivering d
Rev. J. j. Williams oG Dcpu
stalled ns pastor There were
versions, About twenty people
attended.
The Elks memorial service y
the Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN
day night. the Numbers Of ia
tending ia a bod. Rev. char
pastor OF che church delivered
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JENKINS DENIED CHARGES.

Declared That President Roosevelt Mis-
quoted Him to the Press.
Guthrie, o. T.. December 4.-EX-Goyernor
jenkins. who was removed from office by
President Roosevelt, made public state
ment today denying the insane asylum
charges filed against him and declaring that
the president misquoted him in the state
ment given by the president to the press
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A MOST SUCCESSFUL MEETING.
There Were Between $50 and 500 Con-
Nerts at the Marlin Services.


verts at the Marlin Services.
Marlin. Texas. December I. Evangelist
w. T.. Fife preached his farewell sermon
last night The union revival he has been
conducting here came TO a close. lie will
leave Friday for Waco. remaining there
until Saturday, when he win 20 10 Hiro,
where he Will begin meeting Sunday The
Marlin meeting was au eminent success,
far surprising the most elastic lmaglna-
ton of what IT would hc AZ the outsct.
Most Of the converts are men from - 10
81 years OF age. and among them are men
Of an upations-lawyers. dOciors, county
and city officers. mechanics, lHbOrcrs.
farmers etc. No accurate account has been
kept Of those processing conversion. but
tho number Is thought 10 be bet wecn $50
aud 90. Some were regarded hard
cases
Evangeliu Fife says no man is too hard
for the rJwer Of God. or all the places
througho II the United states az which he
has he'll, meetings Marlin gave the sue
cessful evangelist the greatest purse he
has yet received, presenting him with
more than $500 Hey. Fife saws Marlin
has been regarded as an irreligious town,
but It mas bounded over to the other side.
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Governors VIII Attend.

ST Louis. December Accommodations
were received today from Governors Davis
OF Arkansas and Savage Of Neoraska
stating they would be present at the cere,
monies attending the breaking Of grounadd
~ the Worlds Fair site on December 20
ana they VIII Issue proelsmations calilhg
for a proper observance of the dag il tne'r
respective States. IT,,
toTiai exhibits decided today TO send rep
resentatives 10 the legislatures Of mum nm
her OF states this winter, among mem o,,i ~
ginia. Alabama, Kentucky, Maryl,a,hu; mn I'M
South Carolina. Louisiana ana ipP''
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ROW AMONGDREYFUSARDS
REVIVAL OF INTEREST IN THE
AFFAIR HAS OCCURRED.
Late Relations Between Him and His
Former Champions Are Leading to
Some Unseemly Explanations.


Paris. December 4.-The recent reyiv
,s ,,,,ros, ~, tho Drovf,,s Affair." has o.,
u '"'''e'' Al 'uC 80,
Ited several incidents, which, while 10
do not affect the question of the iunoccD
81 nroyfus throw interesting lisht ON i
Vi bIeS luS' tu4"N INV 'e"u7 '7"t ""
subsequent relations OF preyius' Reln'e
Labor, Plcquart and other D.cyiusarl
HajD,cb,s withdrawal of his bricf fr,
-. -,
Maitre Lapoil ID ihe Sult drought aEa.N
the former by Nine. Henry, was the III
,i.,.clopron+ which drew attention 70 +
utN'lopheut "nl'u u'e" ''n'''u ~
rupture between them. Labor apo"S
same time, published an artiru an
Grand Revue which he edited of the
1i.,ot .+,,o+i,r In which no se' gu.
that the Dreyfus affair was atate and
fact that Dreyfus bad accepPllcant for
These declarations indicaf
between Labori aud Dre%
tlonalist Echo dc Paris th'ZE
interview with friend OF
the DreNluS family, WHO ST., nieeass
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NEGRO POSTAL CLERK RUN OUT.
AlIeaes That Whiteosps Told Him Not
10 Return TO Nscogdoches.

san Antonio Texas, December as. IL.
Gates. negro railway postal clerk whose
run is between Beaumont aud Naeogdoenes,
arrived in this city en- route 20 his former
home at Yoakun, Te1as; today, iqgltiye
in Nacogdorhes Friday night be was waited
On bv twenty whitecaps armed ana MASKED,
who ordered him on penalty OF 9eath 10
cave town and not come back. lie prom
ieed IN obey and left Nacogdoches.
The government officials have taken the
matter 10 hand and have sent white clerk
recognIzed several Of the whiteeappers.
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Killed by a Fall.

Bonham. Texas, December 4--Late yes
terday evening, while on his way from mere
TO RED river in a wagon Joe sudderth' s
team became frightened ana ran a% My
Wheel 81 the wagon also passed over hls
LEAD lndicting injuiies watch proved lsiai
Nv hours later MI Sudd0rth hAd hffn
in this county thirty years and was pros
peryus farmer.
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New Church at Wac,

Waco, Texas, December -
stone Of the Austin Avenue Ba
was laid this afternoon at 3
the prcschce Of great thr,
scntRtivos of the Grand Mas
conducting the ceremonies
ritualistc work was complete,
address was delivered by Rev
lien of Fort Worth.
When the ceremonies were
Masous were given lunch q
a large delegation from Wac,
rounding country left over On
railroads FOR Houston. to attend
Lodge.
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10 Post Aduertisnrs.

Owing 20 the Increased Size OF next Sun
days Post It viii not be possible to handle
advertising copy at the last moment All
copy for ads larger than one-half page
must be IN by tonight. and no changes
81 copy can be taken after tomorrow night.
All want ads must be In by p. IN. Sstur.
day. Compliance with these requests VIII
necessity CT leavias out ads.
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tn the cou. 8, s Office have 'bfcseutra.
of himself The picture Is so good that
the comptroller actually appreciates II.
Cards have been received here for the
approaching marriage of Colonel lamp
Gary of Tyler to Miss Bessie Royal Of
Palestine The wedding VIII take place
Wednesday, December 49, at Palestine.
Railroad Commissioner MayEeld mas re-
turned from a two weeks deer and turkey
hunt down In Xavalla county. He reports
having a One time and killing n deer.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ton Of Labor which will open here tomor-
row.
Delegates from the shipbuilding trades
are making a vigorous campaign for q de'
mand from the federation that the govern
Wput build its own ships and not let out
the contracts TO private parties.
Almost every delegate is taking an active
Interest In the trades autonomy matter and
Of all the subjects billed for discussion IT
promises to provoke the most taking.
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BLOOD STAINS ON eARh /

Wrapper Worn by Mrs. soni'es, IN.
Have Shown Signs Of TIC sur
Washington, December 4,-ThcaibJlpa :
introduced by the defense Of Nit Eu
Bonine today was for the purpcsei'p-
batting the statement Of DR.. Schaefh,aaii
,,o,,arr,r,.r+ evnort who had e1amiN1'
es,s.nicpts warn nv Mrs BONNIE on tho
of The tragedy and who testified { 7
FOND no blood spots or traces OF blrh
Dr. Sterling Ruffn described IN dtbe
tests nv which he had discovered ats.
Of blood stains on Mrs. Bonine's les
and slippers. v,em,
DR. James Carroll ana III D. the
also testified. gely
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lakewood, ~ D., December 4.-Nsuouol
Dmocrauc Committeeman Normal d. Mack
SGD today with reference 10 the Mcclellan
al Fitzgerald resolutions that the demo.
rAHc platform OF 1900 would stnud until
auew one was nude aud nothing but harm
Hd disruption TO the party could come
rom any attempt to ehangc II until n Is
one ny the representatives of an dcuo.
lNts IN the National convention Of 1901
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even if given to ones self =. Those
quite the proper caper and we show
ious cloths that are considered coz
-.........,,........S SIS to DkJ
9Th Goats the ones you may wear
nj the next after--are shown in every
ned any way you want them, good
in STYLE, CE0
$3.50, $40, SI7. so, Sis up to sDJU
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-05

december 4.-The Federal
ound a true bill against
,lu Lester. whit owens,
Mrs. VIII Mathis for the
icers, John A. and Hugh
november 10.
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Gone to Alter

Marshall, Texas, u
Garrison and Rev
attending the Tyler
Rev. " II Sewcll 4
services In the ChG
mage This week. Y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-05
LABOR DELEGATES AssEMt

Active Campaign Of Leaders oheIn
alton Now in Progress. IN
Scranton. Pa, December stopper.
hotel corridors ore crowded with Una
from an over the United states and "a
campaigning for and against iheach
measures that arc scheduled 70 say
N the convention Of the American Use,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-05

so.callcd Massachusetts rules
for adnts sion of delegates 10 the approach
ing general federation at Low Angeles by
state organization and admission of cnlorcd
women The effect of this action rs TO
draw Che color line.
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Texans in Now York.

T0DIVTUT 20 IHV IV0T'I
New York. December iThe following
are the visitors from Texas registered IN
New York hotels.
DalIas-R Torrcy, Imperial
Beaumont-p u. Lively, Manhattan.
DcuiSou-N. T. Ernst. ST. Denis.
Gainesynle-A. Kcc6ler. j. Wood, Murray
BIZ.
Seguin--J Holmes, Imperial
Nuco--F. j. Coakley, Raleigh.
Parls-L. Rees, New Amsterdam.
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Court o. Appeals.

p December A. The follow
5 were had today in the
appeals
Texas aud Pacific Railway
middleton, from Brown; $. j
H. n. Glover, from Hsmil.
and Texas Central Railway
Vim Patterson. from Travis,
rendered Coleman County
art ct al. from Coleman.
tlitCd tn supreme cout Far.
vs.. ! IS llavSs. from
Lueddc ct al rs, c. II
JcLeuugn
reheatiug W. w Terry
aud j. y. Dale. from Tom
rcheaiing: Gulf. Colorado
Railway Company vs.. IL. -.
Iou Green, Rehccca Evans
Ashhurn ct nj. from AtcLen
lssldy, Administrative. W.
an Mortgage Company lin
ON Travis. Western Union
pany vs., Joe Rediugcr. from
G. Hurst VS. Nose Benson,
ty caScs On the docket were
day, December II, 1901.
-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-05

M NOT leave hon. on q journey without
hottie ~ Chsmberlain's Collie, Cholera
md D,arrhoea Remedy. II is almost Ger
tain to be needed and can moi Dc piosus4
while yon are on board the ears %
ship. II is pleasant safe sha Is"@V's'
ts.s By al crusgistA --
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The A and the Eanle

that constitutes the trade mark OF the
Anhenser- Busch Brewing Association, ST.
Louis, U: 5; A.. and which appears on every
bottle OF their numerous products, assure
purity AND perfection IN Drawing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-05

i, December >. Word re-
clock this morning says
S wrecked on tho Louis
OF BE scmer. 10 IS 70
e seriously Injured.
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Prospective P,

Cameron. Texas.
Chandler. a young {
preached Mt tho Z.
day, In view Of bl
TO the pastorale (.
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OF INTEREST TO - - y =
y * ~ FEMININE READERS.

Blouse in Venetian red tarcta. White
Is decoratively employed In open leaf de-
signs With tendrils, smaller leaves OF
applied red velvet dottlng this. The en-.
broidery at the back Of the waist, which
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-05
S Stylish Suits

realize that our modern chest of the
the finest made to-measure and profit
If the price and the further advantage
rived ...
IN Sack Suits, made of dark blue and
orStedS and fancy new design coz
..........S $3.50 to DAJ
k Salts, called the York 80, made es-
men that want the SWEETEST garments
hevlotS and dark blue and black C0E
DIS. ..............SiS TO sDkJ
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Air Tight Heaters.
G. l.. & Thee. BERINCa
HARDWARE STORE.
Main Street and Capitol Ave.

mems Strike, combined with the car short
age dis blamed for the closing down Of SIX
mills In Homestead tonight.
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A Timely Suggestion

Eday pur bases now while shop
5ne with ease and assortments
We will lay aside any goods
nd will deliver or express them
you wish. y - - -
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Is Shut Down.

December "A report
tonight says: The switch.
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'sesessssssesssssssss..,..
TROUPE GETS 1T.
directors Decide on Experiment,
Station Location

'NVTI LurdUon.
austin Texas, December 4.-Tba
committee OF the directors OF the
AgHcultural and Mechanical college
VINO had charge Of the work ~
selectins site FOR the experimental
STATION reached a conclusion today
ana tue town Of Troupe Knocked tho
pun better selection could NOT
nave been made, ms the station ia
centrally located. and North ana
East Texas will be alike benestcd
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Result Of Oakland Events.


San Francisco, December Alive fur
longs selling vandcr, Budd wac, Lilly
Dale Time 1908.
Six furongs- Greyfeld, Imp Roya.
Flush. Nellie Forest. Time liza.
Futurity course, sellng-Rolick, Abba
L., Alzura Time lila.
Five and a half furlongs-JoSic G., So.
Sever. Dr. Scharff Time 1:l0l4
Mile, selling-Eonic. Galauthus, Bedech'
Time 40,
SIX fnrlongs, selling Wyoming, Hercu-
lean, Educate. Time 1:l1lc.
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
Maiden 2.year-olds, purse FIVE and o half
furlongs-Sir Claus 115 King TTald lot
Milas l13, The Maniac 10, Wandering Boy
115, Angelina 119, Duke Of Rlchei eu rs.
Selling, seven furlongs-Scint ate III
Urchin III, Caneio IL, Go out 10, FRS.
Shot 112, Flamero 10 Rinaldo 1l2.
Futurity course, 2-year-olds, Il ns-
Dawson 115. Sol 10, Monte 10, Bend II
1l3, Phyllis 10, san Tuition no. Morel o
10, Sir Thomas fiddler ll3.
Selling. mile and esiSteenth--Hohe
lobe ia TorsIna l03, Allcea 1915 Pcsltt n
1CS. Darlene 100.
Selling. one mile-Rushdeld 107, Graylgtt'
0S Direct lO2 Ducboy 1l3, Lode 5 ar 'VJ
Selling, six furlouGs-C !arnndo 112, Decoy
liz, Cnsdalc 112, lnyictuS lU', Native IL,
Merops III. Floronso 1l2, Trimmer H.
Clear and sloppy.
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ssosssessesssseees....s

says or sit u does not take an oil smeller seer
Sroot I9 ma OIL here, and he predicts
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six furlongs, 3-yearoldS- Fake, Mr.. Pomc.
roy 112, Lifeline, Bean. Automaton 1o7.
Masterful, Ida Penzancc. Fairy Day %,
Hutch Miller, Churchill, Socapa o.
Selling five and q hauf furloula 2-ycac
ods-Leenja los, Ada 5. G. 1G7. Lingo lO4,
Ernest Parham l0l, King TatiuS. Hat
Mitchell 9S 0rlq, ]. Patrick. Henry A. o.
Broodler 81. Ben liullum lO2.
Steeplechase handicap, short course
Dick l'nrber 100. Glissando IA, Robert
Morrison, advertisement, Danger Line 100.
Handicap. seven furlongs-rom Kingsley
107. Menace 104, Grantor 102 Andes 100,
Nehna Clark o.
Selling mile and sixteenth -Bcaua
100. Henry OF Transtamar. Danish 100
Dsuras First, Dorothy Lee 10, Jack Phelps
81. Free Pass. Matte Bazaar %, Dr. car
rick %, Bean 50.
Phinizy 10, Donator Eia Riley 100 Frank
Mcconnell, Ed Garland H. Prairie Dog
Chancery, Papa Harry, Maple Moronl
10I. Helen Parton 102
Clear; slow.
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THE RACES.
Two Eavorltes AnaIn soored

New Orleans, December 4.-Weathcr
cloudy; track lrmpy. Only two favorItcs
won, In a breah-away in the first race
Eliza Dillon ran out mile and brush.
ing aglnst the fence, throw Corsweu win,
had the mount. 4. Dean was substituted
by the judges as CogSwclrs leg was in
iured slightly. In the fifth race sig Lewis
bride broke and Hothcrsoll jumpei' on
ton, Man. Time 1.0alg.
Mile and three furlongS sellng-Judrp
Steadman, Swordsman, Admetus. Time
Syphon. Time 1:159,.
Mile and seventy yards, handicap~-Petit
Maltre, Jessie Jarboe Joe Doughty. Time
six furlongs-Lou Woods, II You Dare
Royal Sterling. Time 1lJ.
Mile, sclling-Iohn Bull, Frank NJ, Lit.
tie Elkln. Time Ia.
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W. W. DARBY AND A. RAGLAND,
A personal Investigation viii convince
the best equipped, the largest, The most p
business shorthand and tcleLflph,c con
nually Positions secured under reasnua
las. Write for finest business college cat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-05

Marlin, Texas,
announcement yes
Quoted by Evangl
last night lie v
There were about
night.
The revival at
poued 10 commell
Rev. Fife may p7
sermons here.
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PROFRlETOHS, DALLAS, TEXAS.
any one that he Metropolitan Is absolutely
progressive am by TAR the most successful
ega in Texas. Six hundred students an
ne conditions Rair0nd fare paid to Dial.
alVcue ever printed
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Paris, Texas,
Cumberland Presl
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APRIL MAGAZINES.
Scribner's Magazine.

Six short stories of merit and articles
of travel. adventure and art make up the
April number of Scribner's Magazine. In
the matter of illustrations also this num-
Der is of unusual interest and value. a
noteworthy feature are the eight pages OF
illustrations by Frederic Dorr Steele
reproduced in color in a novel way to il
1ustrate the story of Blue Ribbon
Horse John Fox Jr.. contributes a read
able article on The Southern Noun
tainecr.' which is profusely illustrated.
Walter y. Wyckoff in "A Day With a
Tramp. nacrates some of the expert
ences nc passed through when as a col
lege man lie became a day laborer. One
OF the most important Illustrated features
Is Edwin Lord Weeks" Two Centres of
Moorish Art The third installment of
The Stage "reminiscences CT Mrs. Gil
bert will be read with pleasure In the
richness of its Illustrations and the va
rety Of its contents this will rank as a
number OF great attractiveness
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The Anglo-American Magazine.

The Buffalo Pan-American EXPOSE
ton" Edward Z. Pdgeon; Greek and
Roman India T. c. Evans; The Prohi-
btion Party in the United States, Its
Failure and the Reasons The Passing
of Queen Victoria" Edwin Ridley; ana
The Present-Day French-Canadian-Tw }
Opposing Points Of View" are some az
the articles noted in the excellent cur.
rent issue of the Anglo-Amcrican Maya
zine. The several departments present
q large amount of entertaining matter.
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SDeCi6j Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceeding twenty-five words coming under
the head of WANTED. FOR SALE. TO
LET, LOST. &c, will be inserted once fOr
Is cents, and 3 cents for each subsequent
Insertion ADVANCE PAYMENT. In
sending by mall. remittance OF postage
stamps should be made with order. n
the c.arges are too small to open &C
counts for.
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Swift & Turner
AUGUSTA.
NOT ICE
TO Owners or Keepers Of Dogs.

Ten dollars fine. and in addition. dog ,
be killed if following provisions are not
complied with:
The law provides that every dog except
those covered by a special kennel IL
censc. must wear around it's neck a co.,
lar distinctly marked with the owners or
keepers name and registered number.
The law makes il the duty of city au-
thoritics to cause all dogs within the CITY
not so licensed and coiarcd, except those
aforesaid. TO be destroyed under warrant
issued within IL days after May |, ana
in addition thereto to enter complaint
against their owners or keepers, who are
subject to 4 fine of ten dollars.
The foregoing provisions will be strictly
enforced.
HENRY NJ !REEN.
City Marshal
apr, eod2w
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FOR SALE OR TO LET-My farm
situated in Manchester, Me, contain
ing III acres Of good land. build
ing consisting of a two-story house Will
ELL wood shed. carriage house and sta.
BILE. all connected. tool shed and barn and
workshop. All new six years ago. Never
failing running water in house and
stable. Farm cuts from ~ to 50 tons OF
nice hay: suitable for stock or dairy
farm. For further particulars inquire or
address, l.. S. Lyon. IS Arsenal 81. Az
gusta. Ne. apr2 div
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MY HOUSE AND LOT on Togus ROAD,
three and a half miles from Augusta ana
one and one-half miles from Togus ont ne
free delivery route. Buildings in iirsI'
class condition: both city and well wa
ter. Pope Gibbs. Togus. marl6du
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HOUSE-A large and pleasant house ~
Crosby street. Finest landscape we" ~
city of Augusta: newly painted ana "a
pcrcd: bathroom. gas. hard wood noois'
furnace and other modern Improvement,
Five minutes walk from p. y. Apply
f. $. Fogg, No. summer ST. LAT
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THE WELL KNOWN CONY GRAIN
STORE AND GRGST MILL located on a
busy corner. Has a large trade which
can be doubled by the right man. Excel
lent chance for business: storehouses
Fairbanks hay scales connected Good
reasons for selling. Write or inquire 0.
9. u. Haskell. Augusta, corner Cony aug
Bangor streets. Apr, y
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$50 PER ANNUM: third story N GiI ~.
lite block over Postal Union Telegram . all
flee: suitable for small tenement .,
Apply MaCoihpef' fai' Aprilsiiil
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families with stable. cellar under all;
will rent for SCI per month one of best
loca tions il town. For particulars adj
Dire Box $40. I.ivermore Falls. Me.
.-t apr6. d&wky, ow'
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FOR RENT IN HAIL.OWELL-Tens
ment over I.unt < Brann's store: put, ~
first-class condition. Apply, Macoms All
Farr q Whitten's. apl--
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| have four a. desirable dwellir |
houses. situated in Augusta. for sale
bargains; three OF the houses being suit
able for two families. all are well bull
and in good repair. Low prices WIN bt1
made for cash. or arrangements can he
made for easy payments. Apply at onca
TO Melvin S. Holway, No. 213 Water
street. Aprilsdlw'
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Gunton's Magazine.

In the April number of Gunton's Mag
azine the following able articles, nearly
all bearing upon important questions of
the day. are presented: Government
Ownership of Quasi-Public Corporations,
Edwin X. A. Seligam: Doom of the Die
tator." Some Scientific Aspects of the
Woman Suffrage Question" Mrs. Mary
f. Sedgwick: .'Discreditable Tariff Err
forcement." Direct Nominations by Pc
tition Some Noteworthy Expressions.
and The Tuskegee Negro Conference as
an Educational Force One of the most
important and helpful features of this
magazine is the department Review of
the Month in which the leading events
of the day are fully discussed. The de-
partments devoted to civic and educa-
tional topics are also of much value
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