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John Laffy, who recently disposed of bis butcher business, will engage in the goat business, on Eagle river, where he has fine ranch property. John ha. a flock of AnGora goats and among them thoroughbred Billy imported direct from Turkey at great expense and personal danger. There i. law in Turkey preventing the e1portation of goats from the country, under penalty of death to all those Sho engage in the enterprise. The inside history of the securing of this five-horned beauty will ever remain . mystery because II John gave IL away the Sultan would have score or more of his subjects "removed,' The fact is that the abduction of Miss Stone we, in retaliation for the disappear ance of this celebrated Angora. The Sultan placed the ransom of Miss Stone at Sl00,O00. which will give him chance to get even and have little something left to pay him for mental anguish"
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DeWitts Little Early Risers never disappoint. They are safe, prompt. gentle, effective in removing all i'm purities from the liver and bowels. Small and easy to take. Never grippe or distress.-J. X A. Smith.
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It is to be hoped that we will hear no more of county division in Graham county.-Bulletin.
 Division is dead letter The ques- tion of removal Of the county seat, however, will soon again be in evidence. This will cut off the fees in criminal and misdemeanor cases and thus put the county in a condition to make both ends meet"
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Lewis Ockerman, Goshen, Ind: De Wits's Little Early Risers never bend me double like other pills, but do their work thoroughly and make me feel like a boy" Certain thorough, gentle -J SS A. Smith.
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John Parks returned from Alma and the Mogollou country last week where he had been in search Of fat cattle.
 He reports the Mogolons full Of SHOW and fat cattle pretty scarce. John is of opinion that the man who gets the company contracts at Clifton and Mo renci next year will have to hustle to fill them, or draw his beef supply from the alfalfa fields of the Salt river val ley. The Clifton and Morenci mar kets take all the prime beef within d radius of one hundred miles. The two places are now consuming between seven and eight thousand beeves a year besides mutton, pork, chickens, fish, oysters and game. Miners are never troubled for lack of an ap. petite, though some of them have been known to take tonic occasionally.
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Fine Pasture.

Volunteer wheat, barley and alfalfa pasture for horses. Will be in Clifton Friday next and will take stock to pasture. Leave orders at ERA office.
 J. F.. CoSPER,
 Duncan. Arizona.
The copper era., 1901-11-21
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All duggists refund the money if it fails to cure. F.. w. Groves sig nature is on each box. 9 cents.
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The Property

CONSISTS twenty three claims and mill site nearly all V of full claims of 6oOX1joO feet comprising 400 of mineral bearing ground showing mil he
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New stock Hamilton Brown shoes at Becker Franz Co. One pair free to each ckild born in Clifton during 1901.
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Location

E group located only four thousand feet southwest ot Company the reduction of copper where copper has been produced at profit for nearly thirty The group of the Home Copper Com mines joined the east by property of the Arizona Copper Company the pioneer copper of Arizona and the north by of the Arizona Copper Company Detroit Copper Mining Company. From the railroad Morenc the reached by good road making transportation available and supplies The development work has been pushed rapidly the Company organized and with mott gratifying results
 The superintendent of the mines MR. JoHN MoIuER who had much experience mining the Clifton Morrnci has refused accept his neither other officers of the company under The officers citizens of Morenci and Clifton the standing and integrity of the who connected the company prospective investors referred the First National Bank of Clifton, to business of Clifton Morenci
 The of the Home a and located within a mile known producers of the The directors make dividends in the future but they believe their property will develop equal the have been dividend In their judgment all that the needs further development psh this end they ask the public to them the prise Stock to the extent of jOOO shares be had G cents per share by calling addressing.
 R. J. YOUNG, Fiscal Agt.,
 Clifton, Ariz. II. WILTON, President, R IT, WAUGH. Secretary.
 MOrenc, Arizona Morcnci NrIzoI
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Riesling, Zinfandel, BurgaLdy, Port, Sherry. Muscat, Madeira, Angelica and Claret wines at S. I. Forbes.
The copper era., 1901-11-21

Give A. M-Hooper your order for fine sat young Thanksgiving Turk eys and Sucking Pigs.
The copper era., 1901-11-21

A new line of trunks, leather grips telescopes, and suit cases just received -S. I. Forbes.
The copper era., 1901-11-21

Hats-the latest styles-a new line just in.-S. J. Forbes.
The copper era., 1901-11-21

A. NJ. Hooper continues to handle the choicest range and refrigerated meats Tel. 2S.
The copper era., 1901-11-21

Tired mothers. are you worrying about burned and sour bread? Why do it when the Clifton Bakery will fetch you a sweet, fresh loaf; save you worry, you complexion and your haalth
The copper era., 1901-11-21

The Central Market keeps all kinds of fresh sausages-quality guaranteed.
The copper era., 1901-11-21

X drop-head sewing machine, war ranted for ten years, for S25. % at $. J. FOrbes'
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DUNCAN DOINGS.

The mysterious disappearance of our
 postmaster. which occurred last wee X caused much comment. He returned
 after two days, but refused explana-
 tiOns, however. little bird has whis-
 pered 10 your correspondent that the
 advent in Clifton of a young lady from the north end Of tho county had some :hing 70 do with it.
 Fred Johnson and Amos Packer, 6 brother of Nephi Packer, who are
 mining experts, are investigating the
 MaydOwer district. and We are expect ing encouraging news from then. They expect 10 ship car load of ore
 as soon as the LOrdsburg shelter gets ! ready for business.
 ! Mrs. Tong. the wife of our genial
 assayer, had the misfortune to breaE a ! bone in the lower arm while riding in q wagon, caused by the seat upsetting She | doing nicely under the efficient care Of Dr. Garner.
 ! Mrs. Carlton of the Franklin school district is eXertiug every effort to or ganiZe a branch teachers county assO- citation in Duncan, and the first enter 1 taiument given the first Saturday n l Novem Der was we'll attended. 4 mem- i oership of sixteen was enrolled. 4 | pleasant and entertaining program will be given the first Saturday even- | ing in Dece Der, when the committee 1 expects to have sufficient funds tC
 start library and reading room. Farmers generally are quite busy 1 gathering their corn and shipping i their produce.
 1 Mir. Miller, who was brought in [ from Clifton about a week ago, suffer ing from ruptured blood vessel, l;
 fast improving. His brother arrived from Canada last week. They may re-
 turn home together.
 1 A new meat market run by Tipton & Hall, is the latest business advent in DEncan.
 ] E. |. Biilingsley is now assisted ir his vast establishment, by MT. Hol 1 land, as his time is mostly taken
 up looking after new baby boy, which
 Frank says is just what the doctor ordered. SAxH.
 A case worthy of the charity of the
 good people, has existed on Chase Creek for some months past. Mrs l Mcclellan, confirmed invalid was de'
 serted by her husband some nine months ago. She has three boys, the
 eldest one only fifteen years ot age, who has managed somehow to take
 care of the family by working in tho
 plant for $l.50 per day, which after paying house rent left the pitiful sum
 of Sl per day for the support of the ] family. The mother cannot live long, and should have the necessities aud
 comforts of life. The mere calling ol
 attention to this case it is hoped will
 be amply sufficient to touch the hearts
 and pockets of Clifton's good people.
 It is not not often that they have an
 opportunity to contribute to so worthy
 cause. Some of the neighbOrs raised
 funds and sent for a daughter of the | invalid who arrived from California | this week and is now caring for her
 mother, but money and clothing is
 needed.
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Hardware and carpenters tools at s. ]. Forbes.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

for construction OF Are
escapes az the. state elcemosynnry lnstl-
buttons. Scaled proposals are inyltrd un.
der chapter II, page 100 General Laws
Of 1899, for the construction Of one or
more Ere escapes al either or all nf the
following State eleemosyuary institutions.
Southwestern insane asylum, San Anto-
mo; tho State lunatic asylum. Austin;
the STATE institute for the blind, Aus
tin. the state Institute for deaf aud
dumb Austin the state Institute for col
ored deaf, dumb and hind, Austin, the
State orphans home Corslcana aud the
North Texas insane asylum. Terrell Tex:
bids win be received up TO Wednesday.
July 10, \. u. 1891, az 10 o'clock a. M;
all bids should be Gaddregscd to the uu,
dersteued ct Austin. Iexns, and must
have written across tho envelope, pro.
p1sals for construction ~ Ore escapes
and bid must be accompanied with the
plan Of Gre escape, the successful bid
der or bidders VIII he required to enter
into bond, with approved security, for a
faithful compliance with his or their
contract; the rlght Is reserved 90 reject
any and al bids. Joseph d. Sayers Gov.
ernor OF Texas. ~
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

1,-,,od meeting Of Holland lodge
S S A. Il. aud A. NJ, today
a :, 90n D. M 10 pay last tribute
n " yesnect to our deceased broth
az charles II. Burns, who died
XA 1nre = 6.30 a. m. 1901. Mem
w. s gens Gray lodge No. 329 and So
bsathren cordially invited TO be
lam NJ. Haskins, w. Nj; VIII n.
Isa5 secFetary
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NOTICE Notice q hereby givSu thar tue
undersigned was on the 10th day N MAY.
INl, duly appointed by the honorable
county court e HaFrls county, Texas.
deceased, and on said day duly Gaailded
as snch executor; all persons having
claims against sold estate are hereby
notlhed 70 ptesent the same 70 me within
the time prescribed by law. NIX residence
and postofiics address Is Ne, 1910 Thir-
tleth and l. streets, Galveston Texas
Marion Hammock, executor estate OF
John Hammock, DECREASED.
NOTICE Is hcreby given that We VIII not
be responsible for any purchases made
order. Henry Brown 4 Go.
N01s-1- no bond BTYTRs--01 Thurs.
day, the 20th day Of June. 1901. al II
o,,clock noqii, At the mayors ofice, In
q the cy OF nonsian Will ssii 10 tAe
highest bidder an issue OF S,OOUo os
paving and sewer bonds issued b. said
cl!y under an ordinance passed by The
city council on April -, IDOL The sale
VIII be governed and conditioned by tho
rules printed below.
~ 4 Tualy, NJ %. Bennett, Z. Gus
Mueller, unapcc comInlttee
j, y. Weolford, mayer
Rules governing the sale AMI purchase
Of S3VO,Nl " bonds ISSUED undCr an or.
dlnauce of the city OF Houston. passed
April 20, 1901 lAn bids must We made
AZ noon OF June ~. 1891. . Par ans n
premium of az least $4,000 must he NJ.
Tered or the bid Will nos be considered,
3-Bladers agree that thev have informed
Themselves " tho legality Of the 0nGs
before bidding Tho rltV VIII place tho
houds duly registered hv the State CONN.
rrolef) ia the r. W House bank Ia
Houston, Texus, not earlier than June 20,
iaui NJ noon, anu NOT iater than iHly l,
N'i, ~ noon, ana me sneccsslnl hluuer
NuNht arrange y nave pntMohA mhuf
there before said last mHnflInNH time.
nha u payment pe NOT SO maio ~ sni1
ume the certihed check on deposit Win
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CELEBRSTED CHINA TEAS ana nns
bTic.a hrac toys china water illieH- etc. I;
also umbrella coverings. Yam Lay Co,
lU1OM Preston ~
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S1RAYEn OR STo, On From Humble,
Texas. one blood bpy tolnred horse. l1ia
hnnda nigh has collsr marks, bunch on
Humble. Texas q
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DEWE Y bay pross. three men and one mule
eau press 200 hnies q day. price SOS; manu-,
featured b. W c. GunloCk, Victoria. n
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LOST. FOUND, STOLEN.

LOST ON train between Kihyyille anil
Beaumont, n watch with Is. s. III. cut
with knifc ON hnclii double eagle Masonic
Charm on guard Reward II returned to
engineers ofiicc O.. b. and X, C. railway,
Beaumont. .
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BIDS WANTED BY THE LIRBlE OIL
COMPANY OF HOUSTON, TEXAS, For
An OIL WELL TO COMMENCE WITH
TwELGEIIEcHr PIPE AND ENp WITH
DRILLED ON THE BENJAMIN T.
BLAKE SURVEY, IN HARDIN COIN
TY, WHICH is ABOUT TWELVE
AID TWO AND A HALE MILES WEST
or SARATOGA; ESTIMATES. STAT
IXG TIME OF COMMENCING AND
FINISHING THE WELL, TO INCLUDE
COMPLETE WELL 1000 TO 1900 FEET
IEEP: NONE BUT RELIABLE AND
EXPERIENCED DRILLERs NEED AP
ply; TIE NIGHT is RESERVED TO
REjECT ANY AND ALL BiDs. AID
DRESS j Il LESTER, SECRETARY,
OR T W HOUSE, JR., TREASURER,
HOUSTON. TEXAS.
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(sTE0PATHY-Dr William Clark and
! Blanche Mccormick. graduates "Ameri-
Ian School of Osteopathy," Klrksville,
4 No, under tfonnder) Or. A. r. Still; ut
Feature and consultation free. 81 Ma,
'sen block, 10
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L0sT--An old gold watch cilarm. desigu
and an emerald lu each eye. Find D WI
be literally rewarded by returning salne
80 ID Mckeyuulds. room ., S0uthHrSl ein
telegraph building.
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PERSONAL.


IN OF ANsWFRs--
Z. !" q Tbe Post for the week ending
Sate ln soj ~ 81, 2O51: Boarder (2); Is,
n.y. ,isrsoret Branch; Baker; 2O2S CD,
4 ! y ,i n 3C53; wiz B.; 1908; go; 1913;
S tat S aysb. 2Ci5 1850; 2055 t2l; 10Sli
lpi' r s~-b 22S2 t2l); 1892; 1882; 81;
~ Gilmore; II. i. 90; Il. 4, a. 24li
sc + sss; Help 2i2S 2 9Ssa OBJ 9bs5 9d IN
egs, VI S6 ~: 2Oil (2l; III "a lDstl4l;
VA. a. n M L. 8. X; {. r., Loe; 2o37 ~;
nss.n. asi 0s ID; II. L. NJ. 90; .2il3 t4i
3lsE n6rt n q. s.: 1888; NJ. b.; BOSS
sss S9siS5 q 2O14; 2os9; 2og4 t2Sl; 100:
owner Own 1921 tS +; g,i IlsI' INV lapI sb SToi
.S W. vi. 2660; 2O45 1895 %; 2421 C2l;
hbs55;; iefi. 207i: 2O9T (D; 2497 ! w. N.
AZ: N. az NJ t6). zoos; 2423; 2023; 2099; 242i
100 t2l; 800; 2l5O CW.
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FEFlX UP AND DYE; suits cleaned 81;
SyA s2.50 country business n speciality.
Panttorium Club, 2l2 San Jacinto street;
both phones o
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY loaned On IIoustop real estate Ed
&. Phelps, attorney, Slols Main street II
N0NTY -5T0 TOAN--We have any amount
Of money 10 loan on Houston city prop
efty OF improved farms, IN amounts 20
suit borrowers. William ii. Oischewske y
CO... 200 KAN building. -
Monty 10 lend 10 Harris county. r. y
Little, 3iOi3 Main 81. %
Si50.010 40 LOAN on Houston business ~
residence property, one 70 ten years; ~
lowest rates Of interest; monthly pay
ments N desired no delay " getting Your
stSss} NHRs - tt
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LOST Ten dollar hit Wil give half for
~ return. j. W. sngle, sos Dallas ave.
nut u
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w, A. WATTS Of Galveston, cIaIryoyant
trsss avenue. 8
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GOOD, SOBER, Industrious white man
wants a position as teamster or tending
20 stock; understands care OF horses and
cows perfectly. references II reQuIred
1913, this office I
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WANTED Situation as fireman on sta.
tommy engine or boilers Of any kind
ny a reliable white man; can keep up re.
palfS ID. %. n, this office. 8
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SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received
until u O'Clock, June 10. for the erection
ungc, Texas, where the plans and specih-
Gallons may be seen at the office Of Burt
McDonsd Architect right is reserved to
reiert opy or an bids. 10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS--Se Sealed bids
for reconstruction and repair Of medical
college and university hall az Galveston,
iGcntions 20 be seen az office Of Geo. -
stowe architect, Galveston, Texas, VIII
lie received nv said architect until Il iu.
lime I'd. 1901 Certified check FOR $500
payable "a order OF undersigned must az.
coinpany each bid, aud Will be forfeited
n a contract and bond are not entered
Into within ten days after acceptance 81
hid aud right a. reserved 20 accept any
or reject RI bids. T s.. Henderson,
chairman board OF regents. 0-i0
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FOR SALE~o5 feet front ON the asphalt
paving Immediately opposite the new
freight depot on liberty avenue known
as Nos. ll02 70 llod Liberty avenue; TITS
Is Cue business location ana will not
be on The market long darral y hauQl
al7ih Main street q
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FOR SALE Stylish black horse, suitable
for family; 80 lands high and perfectly
sound one new Stanhopc buggy. one sci
hnrncss; owner leaving city. Address
Sianbppe, this office. 10
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az ~ ' ients, awnings, tarpaulIns, etc, write
x Bs 1ena kattmann & Kneeland Tent
- 0'''a Main street, Houston. Texas. !.
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE 22O MAIN
street, controls nlne tenths Of all unsold
leUest and terms the best TO be had.
JOHN A. AILRoY, Agent II
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l ht party who ordered water color
painting Of q little girl about years old
lrcm a man named Saavedra, can get
iAlernation of same by calling at Drew
10 avenue, and paying for this ad. u
MEDluNI-Mrs. Black tells
mall.
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LIBERTY county, 1eNas--to6 acres, $50 per
acre. Ia e. w Bugce survey. niue miles
northeast Of liberty Halliwel y Kelly.
2lG Main STREET .
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RiNE 2-yehr-0ld Jersey giving 81 gallons
day Kind and gentle; cheap FOR cash.
Lock Box 629.
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WOULD like 10 get IA horse TO drive this
summer for his feed; good care AMI light
work G, w. sedgwick, agent 4. and n.
o. railway.
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4 ATTEST Use ChIchesters English ssnnyroNal Pills.
n. al, 'safrsti Only keIiAblei Take no Other.
Bny efyolr pInggi.i- :. ..na sS mai.
fAH W rra,shsstrr Chemical Co., Philnda.. Pc
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FOR sALE,-Pair carriage horses. blood
huys 10 hands high. without blcniish,
perfectly sound aud safe fOr anyOnei
fast drivers, ppiae $3.50 Box -, Bocrne.
address a. II. Davidson. BORNE. Texas.
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q NUUD BOY wants a place 10 work
around the house; wants to work and
willing to work. Apply 1907 Charles
street 6
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HOuIh SOBER reliable white man wants
anu needs work very bad. got a wife aud
Two children to care for; best OF refer.
snees Y required 1872, this oitcc Z
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rrIps WANTED The heirs of IL. u.
Watson. who lived about NacoGdoehes
|iws viii bear OF something to their al
vantage by addressing Lock BOX ~,
caldwell Texas y
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WANTED Position in state Of Texas. me
chanc with long experience. furniture
and other manufacturing business: fully
competent rs take charge machine depart
ment best references Write or wire
W. NJ. Edwards, Laurens. s. G., g
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WANTED-Heaters, caulkers and rlyeters;
good wages paid. ]. NJ. Gufley company
$4,000 barrel oil tanks, Port Arthur.
TeXns Anply to NJ j. Lee, foreman 20
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W ANfED-A position as carriage driver or
gttse a delivery wagon for some store
Address 1916, this onitc. z
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Bright CoLORED boy wants position
Del boy at hotel or work IN onlce.
1877. this Office.
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THE AMERICAN Employment Agency fur.
nlshes reliable help free at all times New
phone 1915, old TS2 "a
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on STOCKS on lands and lenses, We
handle tho stocks Of nearly every oil
company IA the beaumont Aedi we get
hourly quotations from the managers and
are constantly posted az TO the develop
and telegraph wire III nUiec NJ NJ
BRIGHT & Co. phone No. i0l, Beaumont,
TrNRs ~
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FOR -sALE- Some good gentle drlvine
h0rspA for sale ut Scttegasf Bros.' stable
or VIII trade for small mules. w. o.,
Rolnnger
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WAN TED-Postlon by Young man Of sew
erai years experience In general depart
ment store; especially adopted 10. fur
nlshngs ar shoes: salary no objects best
references. Address io03 this office O
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ss \, s5,i,I SOUTHERN TONIC-The cure
ID, sa ana fever, malaria and jaundlce.
!. ~ sac by all druggists. STA
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WANTED-Stuation by mlddle.age white
man In private family: understands nn-
holsterlng and repairing furniture; also
work In general around house and yard;
small wages; | want a hoine references.
Address NJ. G.. o.. this Office g
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WANTED Engineer to run Shay engine;
must be an experienced man. Address y,
s Hicks. Teneha, TeAas.
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T0T=T0K 4 BROS, Fire Insurance
. ssrts ana AdiuAters. - Aaia St. 70
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pA A { i!,.Ils. ~ sHeoNn.nAxp ryrn.

BACH AND GETZ MAiSE-Onc fancy
walnut upright plane, perfect order IN
use some tlmc easy payments $3.50 one
SITS; ono organ, S22aa; one asgnp. npaiiy
new. SIS. Geo. w. Stlrr, CO., TyayIs
street .
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FIVE energetic men with good business
reference; employment permanent Call
2O4 POT Mason block.
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i Will trade land along rice canals or
other lands In Liberty and Chambers
counties for residence In Houston, In the
Third ward Fair Grounds addition or
along Travis street Would like piece Of
property costing from $4,000 to $1,000.
w. c Moore, S05a Main street, Houston,
revos II
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BLACKSMITH HELPER Mt once. Two
or three good reliable blacksmith help
ers for carriage. wagon and general work
in horse shoeing. Snyder Wagon Co.,
Ltd, Shreveport, La. \
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EIGHTY ACRES hno prairie land near
Arcola Junction, Brazcria county, $500
1880, this office.
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

WOMAN wants place; hrst-class cook, or
"a tend 10 children; good servant and
frst-class work. Call at 1GOS sherman
street &