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cardinals 20 spontaneously TO adore a
certain cardinal Of their college.
4. Nv pcrniiny--i. when each car
dual records q vote in writing secretly.
a Pope is rarely found by scrutiny.
5. BY acceesion-i. O., when the scru.
tiny having failed TO give the minimum
majority Of two thirds plus one 10 any
cardinal, the opponents Of him whose
tally is highest shall accede TO him.
I The first three ways are obsolete, and
these two--scrutiny and accession -slone
heed be considered.
Blank voting papers are handed 10 the
cardinals. Each voting paper Is palm
In length and half palm in breadth.
Each cardinal In turn takes his folded
voting paper between the thumb and in
dex finger Of his ringed right hand,
holding II aloft in view Of all. SO, and
alone. he goes to the altar, makes his
gennfexion on the lowest step on the
highest step he swears his oath aloud
that his vote is free.
On the paten which covers one Of the
great golden chalices he lays his voting
paper lie tilts the paten until the
paper slides from Il into the chalice. He
replaces the paten as a cover and returns
unattended TO his throne.
When every vote has been recorded
thus the Augustinian rscristan sings the
Mass Of the Holy Ghost The two great
golden chalices, one empty and the other
full Of voting papers, stand upon the
altar. Three prela es, called scrutineers,
watch these
Az the end the last scrutineer takes tn
folded voting papers one by one, high
and slowly, 30 that all may count them,
and puts them from the full into the
empty chslice.
lfthere be fewer or more voting papers
than there be cardinals present he burns
them oil, and Their Eminences niust
vote again.
But when the number OF voting pa.
pors equals the Dumber Of Cardinals
present, the First Cardinal Bishop, thG
Fret Cardinal Priest and the First Car
dinal Deacon bring the chalice full Of
voting papers from the altar to the ta-
BILE Of scrutiny. They retire and the
scrutineers approach the table and face
the Sacred College.
The 6rst scrutineer empties the
phalce onto the table. One by one he
opens the folded papers, looks at the
name Of the cardinal on each and passes
The paper to the second scrutineeL This
'ne also looks and passes the papor to
he third serutineer, who reads the
name aloud.
When the scrutiny brings forth no
Pope with a majority Of two-thirds pluu
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one, the Sacred Cjllege tries election by
accession.
Fresh voting papers are used,on which
the cardinals who wish 10 vote in favor
Of him who Tailed highest in The scrutiny
will write al accede to Lord sorafino,
Lord Cardinal Of Frascati. or '1 accede
to Lord Dominic Of Mary. L,rd Cardinal
Of Tyre" These accessions are placed In
the chalilee on the altar with the ceIe-
monies Of the scrutiny, but the oath is
not re-sworn.
II no one yet attains minimum major
ity Of two.thirds plus one--that is to say,
n yotes the conclave will retire from
the sistine Chapel until the following
DAY and the Intellectual votes are burned.
This procedure obtains day after day
until all cliques are broken down, until
All doubts have disappeared, until the
Holy Spirit sends His light to tighten the
minds Of men that they may send the
will Of God and give It force.
When atlasta pope has ben elected
three Apostolic PTothonataries record
the act Of the conclave and all the car
diuals aign and seal II. The Cardinal
Dean demands the new Pope's con-
sent TO his own election aud the name
by which be wishes TO be known.
The first and second Cardinal Dea-
cons conduct Ills Holiness TO the rear
Of the altar with the master of cere-
monies and the Augustinian sacristan
they take away his cardinal scarlet
and vest him In a cassock Of white tai
feta with ceinture, a fair white linen
rochet and papal stole, q crimson al
muce, and shoes Of crimson cloth em-
broidered In gold.
The new Pope sits upon a chair before
the altar in the Sistino Chapel aud the
Cardinal Dean, followed by other Emi-
nences in their order, kneel to adore His
Holiness, kissing the cross upon his shoe,
the ring upon his hand, whereat the
Sovereign Pontiff makes the kneeler rise
and accords him the Kiss Of Peace upon
both cheeks.
Then the master macon breaks open
the walled up door. The First Cardinal
Deacon goes to the balcony Of st. Peters
and 10 the city and TO the world pro-
claims "l announce to you great Joy. !
We have Pope"
This alteration must not he misunder-
stood. IL Is rendered to God whose
earthly vicar, according to the Roman
Iaith, is the Pope, the successor OF s..
Peter and the Roman Emperor, to whom
formerly divine honor was paid
In st. Peters Church "Te Deum
LAudamus" is chauted now. The papal
Denedietion is impaired and the Pope Is
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The expenses OF the obsequies will be
borne by the Apostolic Chamber.
On the fret and ninth day after death
two hundred raasses Of requiem are
offered, the firat and last being chanted
by n cardinal bishop assisted by four
mitred cardinals. On the second to the
eighth day inclusive one hundred masses
are said daily.
During tho vacancy OF the Holy See
Affairs are administered by the Cardinal
Camerlengo, assisted by the Fret Cardi.
nal Bishop. the First Cardinal Priest
and BY the first Cardinal Deacon.
The oonolave must assemble ten days
after the death Of the Pope. First the
mass Of the Holy Ghost is chanied In
the chapel OF ~. Gregory. Then the
cardinals 70 In procession, two and two
according to their rank, surrounded by
the Swiss Guard and singing "Yeni
Creator spirituS,' TO take possession OF
the cells assigned 10 each by lot.
Having viewed their quarters, the
cardinals 80 the Pauline Chapel, where
bulls concerning the election Of Pope
are read. To these the Cardinal Dean
exhorts tho conelave TO conform.
Then all may dine at home In |
comfort for the last time ti!l new
Pope begins 10 2, ign, but Their Emil
nencea are bound to return 10 the Vau. /
can before 9p m. on pain OF entrance
being barred. Three hours after sunset
doors are shut aud walled up ON tie
lnside with masonary. Guards on
the outside watch every avenue. The
Apostolic ProthonolaIiea write 1t as an
act OF the oonolavo.
One door ls not walled up. In case
some cardinal or oonclaylst must need
20 retire on account olillness. So, h NAV
not return. There io look on each
side Of the door. Tho outside Key l. with
the Prince sayelli, Hereditary Marshal
OF the Church, The Cardinal Gamer
isnso holds the inslde key,
To ever cardinal are allowed two con.
elavlsss for his attendants. a chaplain
aud squire. A oandinal-psince or
cardinal aged or indrm may aid a third
Ia addition to Their Eminences and
these eonelavlals there ore lnelosed
'aerislan always an Aueastnian friarl
aud bis sub. saoFissans. secretary and
hi' Huo-seeSesariea. dse masters Of eere.
monies, = Jesuit Tor confessions. two
doctors, = sareeoa, two barbers An
aposheeary aud shoiT respective boys. a
macon, eAFpenter and sixteen servants
for menialwork. Great oasoi taken In
choosing thsso lay persons lsst any az
them should BE- secret agubts q the
ministers q the secalas powers.
There are nve ways by which a Pope
may be elected,
4. hy compromises. g., when the
cardinals epp0int sittee of them-
SELVES VITA power % name the Pope.
b BY inspirAtloa--i .. when a body
et vAfdl lnals p0t themselves 10 shoats
y The Jesuit CARDINAL d Pope M ar "T6s
sttalnAl y Westminster is popelp by
Nhlch moihod other voices are Attracted
sad t1etninimom majority oitwo. thiris
plus one attained.
y ~ adogatlon-.l O, whan a mlni.
~sm melofiiy o tWo-thirds plus one IA
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HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT
When 1t Is Free Of Dandmff, II
Grows Luxuriantly.

Hair preparations and dandruft cures,
az a rule, are sticky or irritating affairs
that do no earthly good. Hair, when not
deceased. grows naturally, luKuriantly.
Dandruff 10 the cause OF nine-tenths Of
all hair trouble, and dsndruff 10 caused
by germ. The only way to cure dan
druff is to kill the germ and, 80 far, tho
only hair preparation that will posi-
lively destroy the germ is Newbro's
Herpicde-absolutel harmless, free
from grease, sediment, dye matter or
dangerous drugs. II allays itching in.
stantly; makes hair glossy and aoit as
silk. destroy the cause, you remove
the effect"-dandruff
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RoMns Jan. l6.--Recent reports recev
cd from the Vatican say that His Holi.
ness Leo XIII is failing fast and there Il
now butll,tledoubt that the sands Of hii
life are nearly run out. The following
description OF the gorgeous ceremoniel
performed upon the death Of q pope ar,
there fore particularly interesting jusl
at this tins.
When the doctors certify liis Holiness
10 have ceased 10 live In this world the
Cardinal Camerlengo, robed in violet,
and the Clerks Of the Chamber, robed Ia
black, will approach the corpse and tap
ping him three times on the forehead
with silver mallet, they win invoke the
dead Pope by the name which his mother
called him In bis boyhood "GicacchiI o
dioaochlno I 0ioaochinol"
n no slgn OF lie 10 given after this
stsanea summons the APOSTLE Prothono.
taries draw up the Act Of Death. From
the lileless finger the Cham berlain draws
the Fiaherman's ring q massive gold,
worth hundred goldsn crowns, and.
having broken Il up, divides the iraa-
ments among the six Masters Of Core
monies.
The Apostolic Dean and his sec
folarlos carry all the other seals 10 the
Cardinal Oamerlongo, who breaks them
also in tho presence Of the Auditor, the
ne Tcoasorer and ne Apostolic clerks
No other Cardinals may assist at this
innption.
TIE pont deal nephews aud the Oar.
dlnal Patron must quit the place nov.
The Camt rlengo takes possession In the
name Of the Apostolic Chamber, making
80 inventory Of what furniture has
survived the spolialion.
Twelve penl.entiaFies OF 81. Peters
church with ohaplalns see the body
shaved aud embaloed with new per
fumes. They vest Il ia the poatlheal|
habits, crown il with mitre and place
q ehalice In the hands.
Alter -four and twenty houra the
penilentiaFies aud the chaplaina bear
the corpee upoa an open bier TO 81.
peterb Church. Canons meet them.
The ordinary prayers for one dead are
chanied.
Ihe dead Pope liea Ia state on a lofty
c1iAliAque. who're many lapsrs burn In
tas chapel o. he Holy Trinity. Through
lns grille ths faithful kiss the ieet.
After three davu the corpse IL | pped
IA lead. Two aud dity cardinals ol the
popo's creation alo pul ia gold and an
toI modsll. having the etligy Of the dead
btnuia1i0T ou oisr uide and ssae notable
acl 81 bis on the other,
Tho loadon coilin Il placed inside a
casket covered with cypress wood and
wellod up Ia some part Of tho basilica.
Il ihe holy father shall have choeoa
hla place oi aepulohro, even when living
~ hy hla Wlll, iho translation a his re-
melna must nol lake place nntll II least
one year shall ~, ELAPSED, except .
vast sum q money b. paid 10 The Chap
lsl e 81. pcief's Church. Sometimes The
cosl a more ihan . million. especially In
lha case q a Pope Who, having departed
ll,|a lile |n ,he odor o. ssnollly. may one
dal - ranonised.
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EDUCATIONAL
...NOrthWeSt Normal College,.

Corner State anl Commercial Sts. Salem Oregon
Normal High School, Business
and Eouon The Book Feepne tpe"rng MUSIC
offices Commercial
Northwest Evening Monday and Friday EVENING" gg Glasses
either
Violin Orchestral Instruments Counterpart Fug etc fu
Pastel and Crayon
''uue~ may cApI adj Ann ' "A ~ T. M PARVIN, Mus Doc.
~ . 'N''1' President Director of College Of Music
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Is the only
operating q "
ly Pers o n a
Conducted ~
ist Excursion
betwee n n
land and Or
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Corvallis 4 Eastern Railroad
TIME GARD.

1IUEII7 HIIIFO1 m AIUNuy N u
TO connect with the &. r. sonth bou
tram, as well as giving two or Il
honrs in Albany before departure q
P. North bound train for Portland.
Train No. 2 connects with the 8,
west side train at Corvallis Crossine
Independence. McMinnville aud
points northto Portland.
j. TURNER, crss EDwrE sroNI
Agent, Albany. Mar
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l,.isi
turriI
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and
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wi
chi,
ing
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borne away by twelve porters, clad in
scarlet, TO his private chamber.
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the we'll known remedy,
JYRUP OF FIes, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA FIa SYRUP Co. illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles of plants known TO be
incidentally laxative and presenting
themin the form most refreshing TO the
taste ana acceptable 10 the system. II
is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system effeotually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
GENTLY yet promptly and enabling one
overcome habitual constipation per-
..anontly. Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stan"e, ard its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them. make It the ideal
laxative.
In the process Of manufacturing 6gs
are used, as they are pleasant TO the
taste, but the medicinal qualities Of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the CALIFORNIA Ere SYRUP
Co. only. In order TO get its beneficial
effects and TO avoid limitations, please
remomberthe full name of the Company
printed on the front Of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
sam FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, n. z.
Bor sale by all Druggists Price 900. per bottlA
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1oat N1n,tt Gdo
4 Pau Bs%t.
A~-~-~~-~~~--~s~-~-
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

I HAVE Eve lots on Louisiana street that
] can sell FOR $1,000. they are near as.
nhalt pavement and IN the South End
car line You will note that property M
this desirable vicinity Is about all sofa
ont and the price on these lots VIII
change shortly. so act while YOU can and
get This bargain. Nornect. Binz building;
phones 6T3. u
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GEL II at the Cresccnt- Peurs' Scan. mn,
scented, 10c; Packers Tar Soap Zoe;
Lyons Tooth Powder. Zoe; Ben Levy \
Powder, Soc. Crescent Drug Store, 3lO
Main street, CORNER preston nvenne. n
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FOR SALE.

FIANKLIN'S ready made mosquito bars,
Oh prices and qualities. 0O4 Travis Cal.
old phone 1915 IS
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
CROCKETT, TEXAS.

". J. Townsend Attorney at Law ana
General Collection Agent, President Anec.
Ina ccunty National Bsnk. Lufkia. TEXAS,
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.

B. MOODY.
National sank ~ Houston, Il,
lo0sss WIRES Avenue. -"
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FOR sALE-sIX GOOD LOTS NEAR
A GOOD INVESTMENTS; WE HAVE
OTHER LOTS FOR SALE IN DIFFER
ENT PARTS or THE CITY AND
WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU
WHAT WE HAVE. HOUSTON LAND
Il TRUST co. tt
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LADIES' HAIR DRESSING PARLORs
and hair store; yapor- massage batnS
Watson y Williams 1913 Texas ave tf
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.

ANSWERS TO want ads. remaining IN the
Office Of The Post for the week ending
Saturday, October IL:
1851; 81; 1851 Rev. u. IA. Branch, 1907;
172T; y. {. Barlow; 11u3; 1913; lotsi
l72g; 2s54. sos; Drugstore; 1898; 1870;
1885, 1885, 24OS, 1881, 1851, 1885, lbs&;
1917: 1851; ~, A. Gurley; Mrs. Kate
Becker; q. H.; 1883 1873; 1889, 1885,
1906 1854 2s29; 1910; 1888; 1885, 1874
j "; 1875; 1911; 1851; 1911; 1897, 1915;
1850; gB; 1871 1885, 1916; 1917; l1lI,
Jb42, l7O2: r.; J. IL. May; "96S, lals'
1868. ITiS: 2SBs: Gus Sh0eroch 1924 b54 I.
1876. 1886; 1921; 1916; 1892; w.; iTAf;
1872; 1925 1723i 74s; 1913, 79bi l0i0i
5l5; 1878.
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'rHE NEGRO NOT A BEAST' - cont,
per copy postpaid. cash, no stamps Tor
next thirty DAYS TO enable me TO get out
MY mo new hooks, 'Scripturul ENuosurC
Of Mormonism" and Tho Sew Nnme
Address the author. n. ~ Winnec.
Nom helvieu TcNas. 1lG
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LADIES taken before aud during congno.
inent; infants adopted, doctor aud nurse
furnished; terms moderate. Address box
aO6, Dallas. Texas 1Oip
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THE ONLY KlsELEY INSTITUTE in
IeNae. Oklghomu aud Indian Pcnltorica
calne aud tobacco addictiona j. III.
Keith. bellevue Place. Dallas. Texas. Ii. 1
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MOTTO The Magnolia moving line ana
wood yard, located at l0iS. corner
Semmes aud Providence. Is now open Tor
business All orders viii get prompt ut
tention and all household goods Will be
given my personal attention ana viii
guarantee no breakagc, Anyone moving
TO Houston can make arrangements ror
moving Though correspondence with this
otfce Old phone 232l new phone 6Sl
J L. % ponneNt proprietor. so
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HOME for ladies during confinement good
doctors and nurse: Infants adopted. 7.
o. Box PA -
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AGENTS WANTED.

EuREKA-Boaumont crude oil burner for
heating stoves. this Is a nractieal hummer.
stlnsli.e -. agents wanted. Write B. F.
1egOns. ~ Main street. Houston, Texas
is
itN 4+f ~ LEXIS can secure permanent
eilr.tf licut ana 30od nay. Apply room
80 4lasvu bnidiag. rs
Dos WASTE money on fake hair tones.
pg oxiefs Magne'te Combs the only
SIZE riLrenlepd protection against scgln
l.fe2zea and badness; sample so cent Z.
aEL wanted. Dimock Alauuficturin,,
CT. Decatur. nj. II
Br5II.ERS WANTED--rhe InternatIoosl
Lc4n ard Trust coIapa.y olfsrs a very
attractive propositioa TO agents; hustIeri
cl4g 1Fel applyi good money for good
-lf1- lnifrn1tlcnal Loan and Trust com.
sA-I. La III. Oraogc, Texas. II
a+.iid.1E; kaadquarters for Hsuston homes
- Ac-t9iy paynent Or any other plan.
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III Is BEST STOCK SADDLES maGo %
G. w. Hess, III Congress, next Inco.
Keller. II
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D. f. KENNEDY Improved farms and oil
lands, Houston, Texas. II
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PILES CURED by Eclipse Pile Salve, 90
box at Lewyn & Anderaon's =
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BoARD-RooMs WANTED.

WANTED Three or four furnished rooms
for light Housekeeping, or two rooms and
hoard by married couple with two emil.
drep. Address Il. Wharton, lSle Msin
street ~ AZ
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MRS BLACK Clairvoyant tells every
thing also BY mail. 1870 Preston ave
nue.. >,
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FOR SALE-Iwo hair mattresses, two
feather beds and twelve feather pillows;
all IN good condition Apply 20l3 Com.
merce avenue. tB
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MADAM JOHNSON Colored palmist, 23l
Prairie: old phone 14O4 +
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a SNAP FOR SOMEONE have FOR
sale forty shfres Of Home Building and
Investment stock fer S33 per share. Client
must have money See us for particulars
H. L, FULLER & co. 16
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WANTED-Two or three rooms az N
cottage or one floor, suitapie Csh
housekeeping: must be neaE ~
$40 Main street. ----------55 ~
WANTED TO RENT for a ~, H. bhA
frame suitable for factory; 7 Io,si
near railroad track state -d rev III 81
and dimensions. Address ltoi' -
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OPIUM, morphine. whisky habits cured.
lhe original ard only Matthews Home IN
lexasi will cure any case IN ten TO tween.
~ days without paiu or injury TO patient,
deposit your money In bans, pay when
cured; ia case OF failure viii bear all
patients expenses while here, also rail,
road fare bosh ways; best references. Ad,
dress THE Matthews Home" Harvey
n. Matthews, n. Do superintendent, 800
Day avenue. san Antonio, Texas. II
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ONE ~ the finest corners. Third ward, con-
tanning more han half acre. located near
asphalt and Funnin car line, Will take
other property as first payment balance
ono TO ton years. Sec rs II You wish to
buy. sell or exchange real estate. K. G..
Gray & CO., 500 Blnz II
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HENRY MALMGRES ,----- -
KAN Bldg. sN' estate W
FOR SALE-lO0 acres ~ o.
Fralrie land, small island ~ ~eh i'ain ,.
~ one mile OF Spring station. in AsrrIs
county, Texas, at a bargain r r,sa
------.-.-- lO-2T
M IN, h ~, Fer 1903, srazos valley Farm,
So Nom se'I ns, 80 tllsble wei fenced good
plements, etc: terms S1oro "a leans, I'm
- = Las. III
FOR sALE OR RENT- F,,,.--i-,.----
ICONS. lining room aud kitchen. NJ, r,,l
M, al tasni'efe Co. 1907 cengrsss avn W.
"A
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at u eaAq to tands-
~hrost4k Poet ss0~t ode
HELP WANTED.

WANTED--Settled woman willing 10 20 70
country 70 cook. etc, Ia good family, lib
eral pay. Address at once 30, this Office
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FOR SALE on EASY TERMS A COOP
SIN-ROOM HOUSE IN SIXTH WARD
on PAVEMENT CONVENIENT TO
SCHOOL AND SHOPS WITH ONE
AND ONE.HALF LOTS. ONLY $1,000.
HOUSTON LAND AND TRUST co.
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81 LOVE HIM BEST on AI.I"--Thi- a
the most beautiful long yet written: tho
words and music are n masterpiece OF Inc
poets art. Gail at c. Janke * Co., SN9
Main street. and hear It played. Mail or,
ders allied promptly; DE 1927
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WANTED 10 BUY,

WANTED 200 tons OF heavy css, -
iron Mosher Foundry and MaebS. A
Dallas, Texas !.
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MARIA ADELIDA KITTREDGE-1iii
Congress avenue, original and only crys-
M stone reading ClHiryoyant spirit me.
dium IN Texas, lost articles located
cattle, horses or money 20
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NOTICE-An lands sold by US that the
title upon examination by an attorney Sc
lected by the purchaser is not acceptable,
we will pay the attorneys fec and III
addition. refund all expenses That the pur-
chaser has incurred. including his rail.
road fare from his home TO Texas ana
return. our lands ore located IN every
comfy from the Sabine to Tile Guadalupe
river and In tracts from 100 acres up to
2OCOO acres can and set maps anu
prices.
W. c. Moore x Co.. 3O5is Main ST.,
c. {. Duson Houston, Texas.
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LOST, STRAYED, STOLEN

/ WILL GIVE ONE HUNDRED ~
FIFrY DOLLARS FOR THE JSWEls'
STOLEN FROM 1917 TEXAS AVsNu
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