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Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19
New Tram to Texas.

On July 1st the Colorado X SOUTH
ern Railway made further improve
ments in their service between Cole
rsdo and Texas by putting on an
other daily fast train, carrying stand
ard Pullman sleepers, cafe cars and
fr.t-ciass coaches between Denver ard
Fort Worth; also Pullman sleepers
between Memphis, Tenn, via. Amar-
lille and the Choctaw. Oklahoma 4
Gulf Ry., offering the only service
between Colorado and the Oklahoma
and Indian Territories without
change of cars.
Ask ANY c. 4 5. Ry. ticket agen,
for folder, or write
I. Z. FISHER.
General Passenger Agent, Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19
GREAT NEW INDUSTRY.

Beaver fimes.
The rev packing plant, which Is
to be- opened this fall with blg
demonstration, will be one Of the
most important industries ever estab-
lished in Denver. Ii means that Den
yer Is to be made a great market for
fat cattle as well as for feeders.
Denver will become more than a dis
tributing point for range cattle.
The new plant IN itself will be a
valuable addition to the industries Of
the city, since 1t will give employ
ment to hundreds of men. But ITS
greatest importance is IN the fact
that 1t will stimulate the stock busi-
ness Of the state and provide near
by market for the ockgrowers OF
Colorado. Wyoming, Utah, Nes
Mexico and all the territory of which
Denver is the natural center.
Thlselty will become head quarter,
for the stock men of the West. The,
will come here to buy and sell and a.
there Is no more liberal class of mel
on earth than the cattlemen, then
presence will affect nearly all lines O
| business in this city.
The livestock business Of Denve
has had marked growth IN the pas
year, but the completion of the new
pac king house will give it an adde,
impetus. Its Importance may be re
allied when 1t is considered that tn
new packing plant will have a eapac
ity of dressing 500 cattle, 200 sheeI
and 1000 hogs daily. This is not al
enormous business when compare
to the output of the Kansas City an,
Chicago packing plants, but it is tn
first step in establishing an industr
in Denver which will gradually ex
pand, developing the stock bushes
of this region and making Denver
great stock market.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19

The Tenth Ass's0~l trrxst,uu
Cs~src-- ~sA Hect sa Csso~sSss
>prsngs es October ssA ~ SKI
ls.ieesses fron sl. " essess sIss~,
~4l h. pse-cut aud representative,
sroa every eo90ty IN Coless4o ass
sgy,yo-ed to attend Prom Gnas.-as
the eosats eoM&s>soHers vIll hr re-
sae-iea h. ssp.sst too delegates
Tess srsac.Atloa esr done usucA fs
the aeselop@ent 1t We.s~rs l~a d.
aud wA- largely re~s~s0ssssse foS th.
success II the srrsg gst,sG bsll ~ hold
sng ny the hands Il oar .eaasoes aud
Representatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19
Rev. Vim. E. Perry Married.

AT Canon City last week Thurs
day morning. Rev. VIM. T.. Perry
and Miss Lets Mingay we're united
in marriage. The ceremony occurred
at the home of The brides parents
and Was an elaborate affair.
After a dinner Rev. Perry and his
wife left for Akron where he is now
in charge of the Methodist church
The couple wss the recipient of many
handsome and useful presents and
was followed by congratulations and
good wishes from a large circle OF
friends
Rev. VIM. F.. Perry held the
Methodist paetorate in Gunniscs>
during 1890 aud 1891. Friends and
acqnaintances here are interested in
his marriage and future success.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19
RJST GET APfROrRATDN

AZ co1ssslerlHg q cAssee iar Eeyxe-
seuts.sse thE f-li cItszens Il 1an-
nissE co.snis snSs..a CONSIDER the sse-
ce~ss;s Il -s.sctp.9 a man ~ne e.1
seceEe ths -svsopssssssn naces~aTs Is
tnusls establish and h ssars the Rev
Nsrussl school.
Jales- representative y he can ex-
ers the psoysr klnd os asAfiaeIee aud
Knows ng~ t. eG9ssssr sssct essi
thFoagh the assembly Is sent 10 lssa-
ser. then sosse esh.-r town wItn =
stronger pal ~llihiocs TIA. approprs-
atloa and al the good wers II Req
reseutatlse k.~.lt sna those ~ho X--
SISTED vii have been useless.
The Is po Idie dream. Gan
nIs0a has the Normal. beautiful
site has been chosen and improved.
bat II anyone thinks that Tom. Diek
or Harry can get that appropriation
from the state treasury they are very
much mistaken. Only a fortasste
combination Of circumstances and az
immense amount Of hard work Sc
cured the site. If this legislative
term goes by without an approPria-
tIon the site may he aHimprVyed for
wears. That would he a crying
shame to be regretted by every man
snd woman M the county. Now Is
he ume 10 unite on a man who can
get the appropriation and personal
differences may be settled later on.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19

Republicans have put up then
state ticket and 1t but further prove.
that the same old fight is on,-Wol-
cott and hiseorporatlons against the
people. Mr.. Peabody may be good
man but no one attempts to deny
that it was the Wolcott slate. Who
wants Woleott? Who wants Teller
retired fo1 that Colorado London by.
Bird of Wolhurst.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19

The Lesdville Hersld llsGscrsi
a rep.blicss pager, gives tbs vs~
IT the alleged d'.ras<ioa seeaG the
democrats The democrst,c psrt,
~ this state loves to hight krtoss
convention time, bat when the
nominations nave been made the line.
quickly close and rooster : the oa Il,
bard up to election day The unso.
yhistioated might belese the few
tesds Va the party meant trouble fo,
the candidates Nothing If the
kind, ITS q healthy sign and the re
pgblcans should not look vt the
matter IA any other light. Demo
Gratis are like gypsies, they love te
tight among themselves until the
enemy appears.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19
". S Sratton Dead

Millionaire Stratton died At Colo
rado Springs Saturday night At 9 80
O'Clock. The fatal illness was kidney
trouble. He vas one of the richest
men in the state and famous through
out the world as the discoveror OF
Cripple Creeks hidden wealth. He
sold the Independence mine three
years ago for 100000, 900. His e.
tate is variously estimated At from
four to fifteen millions of dollars.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19

Under the inheritance tax feature
Of the new revenue law W. 5. STRAIT
tons estate is likely to give quite a
boost to the finances of the state of
Colorado. HIS estate is variously es-
timsted at from four to fifteen mill
lions. The inheritance tax will un-
Aoubtedly average three per cent or
$4,000 on the first estimate and
half a million on the last. This Is a
clear profit which can be credited to
. democratic legislature. Neither Is
Il an operous tax for out of the mil
lions secured by his heirs it Is right
that the state from whose soil he drew
his millions should receive some small
portion when he ceases to use it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19

Expressions OF opinion are nearly
unanimous that the democratic state
ticket is one Of the clesnest and best
ever presented to the voters of Colo
RADIO. 1t is composed of represent.
atlve men from every section of Colo
rado; men who have made success
on the bench. in business life and
with tools Of the laboring man. Ii
deserves success and will receive it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19

The time Is ripe for two important
steps forward IN Colorado legislation.
The first IS a primary election law
similar to those adopted in W isconsin
and the Carolinas. The second is
substituting the Torrens system of
passing title to land for our present
cumbersome, expensive and anti
auated method.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19
Steel frost Expands.

Denver News.
Tariff ON iron aud steel, sud on
manufactures of either, are no longer
needed. The Clarke railroad from
Salt Lake to Los Angeles must buy
its rails in Germany and pay a high
tariff at the port of entry, because The
American trust is sold out for the
whole of 1908. The New York Ship
Building company which would have
been aided by the Hanna-Payne ship
subsidy bill, has just contracted with
the Lancashire Iron company of Scot
hand tor 10000 tons of manufactured
materials for the Atlantic transport
liners and two bulk oil carriers re-
Gently ordered from the company. II
would appear from this that the
trust promoters are "working both
sides of the street. while the public
pays the freight.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19

Montrose Esterprlse Don't let
any glib talker fool yoa about the
Bucklin amendment, to be voted on
this fall. 1t isn't = single tax amend
ment. 1t isn't any other kind of a
tax amendment. II you vote in the
Bucklin amendment aud do nothing
else there will be no change Ut oil IN
taxation. II you pass the Backlin
amendment you may at some time in
the future call up vote ON exempt
ing any part Of the personal tax you
see fit. That would exempt the poor
AID put the burden on those able to
bear it. For instance you may ex-
empt $500 of the personal property
of every taxpayer in the county, il
you see fit. Or you could exempt
any other personal property. Dom
w. scared into thinking the amend.
ment to be voted on exempts any.
thing. 1t doesn't. 1t simply gives
the voters more power TO them.
| selves.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19

For representative IN eongression-
al halls at W ashington, II. NJ. Hoeg
Is again pitted against John c. Bel
and the same old result may be ex-
peeted. Two yeare ago Bells majority
was l4,l2s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19

Gaze on these hgures. Freight
rates from Hotchkiss to Gunnison
on apples 80 cents box. Freight
rates from Hotehkiss to Chicago on
apples 50 cents box Peaches and
other fruits in proportion. And who
says the people shouldn' I take hand
IN this railroad question:
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19

WANTEN Young MEN from Gun
nison county At once to prepare for
positions in the government service
Railway Nail Clerks, Letter Car
riers, Custom House and Depart
mental, Clerks, etc. Apply to
INTER STATE CoRREs. INST,
Cedar Rspid., Ia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19

sssus.sa Iesmecrat 90 LsncaAusas k.--
pssblle.n car % esner~s-~ - d~-.s.
- d osher~E-e than sss~ 90 the
A A..-ar~...s...n I AZ Aus.ndm.sf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19

As a nimble example Of our get
rich-quick millionaires, the attention
ot those who support Republican
trust government Is directed to John
W. Gates.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19

And we are told that Congressman
Llttleheld and President Roosevelt
are preparing AN antitrust bill to
push next winter. 1t needs dash
of humor now aud then to relieve
the fierceness Of congressional cam
paigns.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19

Advertisers who talk 81 the public
once IN four months forget that OF her
people also forget their advertise
ments after about seven DAYS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

foR tg>eKESss skN=Au LkkeE.
ALNA ADAMS.
tes tsas ER~oR-
EDM ARD g. STfM>0N
Pos LEEUTE<AST tieyEKSoK.
THOMAS ANNEAR.
Pos >soKEIARY 90 >IkTE,
HORACE W HANEN>.
tos AUDITOR.
HAEBN T.. IN>LEl.
FDB ~rArE TKEAsraER.
JAMES NfABLlLE-
fos ATToENFY GENERAL
JOHN q. II HNElGEBT
foR sCrT. OF PUmIc lSsrsucIoS,
MRS. HELEN l. GBENfELL-
loR REGENTS oF ~TArE 1 SIyEKsITN
MRS MARY e G BRADFORD,
JESSE STEPHENSON.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19

The county fair has become such .
reminiscence thata fellow must get out
. search warrant to find q full grown
oee these days. Fifteen years ago
twenty-five or thirty very good fairs
were held in Colorado every fall. Be-
cause Of shortsighted policy on the
part Of fair managers, especially in
failing to spread printers ink by ad-
vertising in journals of legitimate cir
culation and which were published
primarily to maintain their interests,
the tWo great agricultural factions
fell apart as . natural consequence
and no one needs surmise As TO which
end of the proposition has gotten the
worst of the deal.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19

Field aud Farm.-Two years ago
when President Hadley. of Yale col.
lege, made speech in Denver he said
the way to cope with trusts was to
place the ban of socisl ostracism on
the men who compose them. This H.
logical theory was so absurd that we
gave Hadley the horse laugh then and
there. Now Roosevelt is making hiu-
self quite as ridiculous in his New
England speeches by saying that we
cannot overcome the trusts until
honesty of character shall take hold
of the individuals comprising them.
One might as well try to christian
ize Mohammed rattle snakes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-19

ossn1AI rsrss so ~ SSI-e'~ csss SI1
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BoARp-RooMs WANTED.

LADY WIshes 20 get south room with
board IN soma private family; German
preferred. Answer Lock Box alo, Hous-
ton.
NICELY furnished rooms and good board
wanted by two gentlemen permanently
Dinner Ut D. m, Conyenlent 10 town
and in good neighborboCd. 20 boarding
houses Address posiofhce box 433. city
win pas good price y suited 3
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THE BEST TEXAS COAL. 81 per ton
avenue. ~
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I 10 no NAPLES DRUG STORE; you can
LalWays find Il there. II
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FIRST CLASS stenographer open for EN-.
ploYment. Address 1872. this Office
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A GOOD reliable boy would like to have
a Job working in grocery store; can he
we'll recommended. Apply 14ll Edwards
street. First ward, Houston
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Structions 60 contractors may be seen &C
1he offices Of John w. Maxcy, Houston,
Texas Each hld must be accompanies by
!. H. O'Donneu Canal company as an
evidence of good faith an the part at the
contractor The 0'Donncll Canal com
pauy reserves the right To reject any or
all las. ]. w, MnXey, consulting aud
constructing engineer. II
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Will the LAWYER Who advertlsed as
{. hjvorce lawyer In this column some
+ months ago please give his address TO
c19l, this office, 6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that special
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Hous-
ton Land and Trust Company will he
hello at the compnuy's office January ID,
1902, at o'clock p IN.
P. B. TIMPsoN.
IL 100 Secretary.
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MADAME T. WESTPHAES Partisan eie-
CANT masquerade costumes for rent and
made to order. 1884 Main street; old
\ 'phone 435. 4 rings. 10
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RICE FARM, about $50 acres. FOR sale; II
not sold In ten days viii rent farm and
sell mrles and machines 20 renter all at
low price: big money for buyer Write
clark Fairfield. owner, pevers. Liberty
county. Texas. 8
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TIE ANNUAL MEETING of the sock
holders OF the Houston Gas Light Com
pany Tor the purpose o. eieeupg directors
transaction of such other business that
may come before the meeting win be
held az the compeny's office. 1918 Com
1902. at IL O'Clock a. M. John Shearn.
secretary. il4-o2
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KOTICE-The annual meeting OF the share
holders of the Commercial National bank
OF Hous.on, Texas, for the election OF
directors VIII take place az their banking
house on Tuesday, January H. 1902, be
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m, and
u o'clock m. A. l.. Williams, cashier
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NOTICE TO sToCKH oLDERS-Th reg,i.
lar annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Orange and Northwestern Railroad
company will be held at the general OF.
fees Of said company at Orange, Orange
county. Texas on Saturday. the first
convene at D. IN. Also tne annual meet
ing of the board OF directors of said
Orange and Northwestern Railroad com
pany will likewise be held upon the same
date, time and place, aud Immediately
upon the adjournment OF said stocknolS,
efs' meeting aforesaid. This notice Is by
order OF the board of directors and this
one notice is for both meetings. Orange,
Texas, December IS 1901. lSignedJ W.
w. Reid. secretary aud treasurer. 80
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METEOROLOGICAL lecture every night this
j week at p m. corner Of Preston and
!. Main streets; public examinations free
!. by Prof. Beatty, b. S, ladies' especially
inyited 8
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STEOPATHY = Drs, William Clark,
s.vins blanche Mccormick, graduates "Ameri
|Sa's can School of Osteopathy," Kirksvlle,
Mo. under founder) DR.. A. T. Still; con
snltation free; new phone $780, 321-322
Mason block. tt
es' i0UgTON HEIGHTS HOTEL-ComfOrta-
Ia BILE Rooms. artesian water. telephone, hot
- and cold baths and good board, 50 per
- week. o. NJ Carter. II
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10 hereby given that the annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Texas sad NeM
Orleans Railroad compeny VIII be hela
the city Of Horston, HarrlP esunfys Eexr
az. at II o'clock q. ~. On the 18th DAY o.
January, 1902, and that the annual meet
company VIII De held at the same place
and on the same day iwnadiRte1t tf{ef
the adjournment Of the SAID apRp7i ieeft-
ing Of tbs stcckhciders y ~
secretary. ~
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YOUNG white man; good worker. one of
those who Is not afraid of work. wants
job at once as a day workman. Address
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EDUCATIONAL.

=
BURKS' primary aud intermedlatt'
reopens January 2. Room w Ma
IldinA
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N0TICE-IThe regular annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of the Gulf. Western
Texas and Pacific Railway company will
be held at the public office Of said com.
pany, in the city of Victoria. Victoria
county, Texas, on Monday, the 27tn day
Of January. A. D., 1902, and will convene
ing Of the board OF directors OF said Gulf.
Western Texas and Pacific Railway com
pany win likewise be held upon the same
date. time and place, and Immediately
upon the Adjournment OF said stockhoid.
efs' meeting aforesaid; this notice Ia BY
order OF the board of directors OF said
railway company, and this one notice Is
for both meetings b. NJ. Smith, secre
tary Gulf, Western Texas and Pacific
Railway company, Victoria, Texas, De.
cember "a. 1901 I2T
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"W ANTS"
4 ARE READ.
HELP WANTED.

a CHAMBERMA1D wanted at the Mag.
nolia house. 1870 Congress street.
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compunied by certified check for the
sum OF i've hundred dollars (S50o.ool
payable to the j. II. O'Donnell Canal com
panS as an evidence of good faith on the
par OF the contractor. The right is re.
served to reject any or all bids John W.
M,,aacy' consulting aud constructing en-,
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nORFRT BURNS says For a. that and
a that, = mans a man Tor o that -
Recht ye are. bobby, especially II he
buys rubber stamps stencils. seals, metal
checks, etc. from j. V. Love, 1908 Me
ohanlc street Galyeston. U
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PROFESSIONAL.

johann & RICE, Civil Engineers. Rich
mqnd. Texas Rice farms, leveling gen
erai engineering. u
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WANTED--A good nurse; must have refer
ences. Apply corner Tusm and BraZo.
street
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WANTED Position in GOOD business house
by frst-class experienced hookkeeper;
best of references, Address y. $. sanders,
Storkdale, Texas 10
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE. 22o Main
street, controls nine.tenths OF al unsold
Houston Heights lots; our prices are
lowest and terms the best 10 be had.
JOHN A, MlLROY, agent II
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BICYCLE TIRES 81 10 pair; Morgan &
Wright inner tubes 81; bicycle railroad
attachments, puncture proof tires. March
Culmore. Houston. II
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IUIjR REPRESENTATIVE viii call at your
apartmeurs, NO matter whore located, for
any orders with which YOU may favor us.
1elcDhOne new GA old, 5vS us Suits
Cleaned 81 dyed $3.50 Gat Of fowl
work a speciality. We renew old hats.
Pahtitorlum Club, 212 San Jncinto ST. II
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FOR SALE.

FCS SALE 400 cords OF good pine wood
lhonc in3 IL YOU want tho hest %
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WANTED General merchandise drug,
hardware and furniture stores; bank. res
taurgnt, hotel, meat market, livery stable,
blacksmith brick yard aud other lines Of
business 70 locate 81 StonChum; the best
opening in Texas; two railroads and two
more coming; don't forget the auction
sale OF lots Friday, Goth OF this month.
Texas Townste Improy ment Co., stone
ham, Texas n
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NoTICE-The regular annual meeting of
the stockholders Of the New York, Texas
and Mexican Railway company will be
in the city Of Victoria. Victoria county,
Texas, on Monday, the 9th day of Jan
uary. A. D, 1902. aud Will convene at 2
o'clock p. M. also the annual meeting Of
the board Of directors OF sail New Ierk.
Texas and Mexican Railway company will
likewise he held upon the same date, time
aud place, and Immediately upon the ad,
journment of said stockholders lneet1ag
aforesaid; this notice is by order OF the
board Of directors of said railway COM
parry, and this one notice Is FOR both
meetings Il. NJ. Smith. secretary New
York Texas and Mexican Railway com
pnpy Yieteria. Texas December "a 1901.
1-2T
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WANTED Position MS salesman in gents
furnishing or clothing, In or out OF city.
Good references; now employed. Address
+S32, this office )
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! WANT to get a position of some kind;
| am n good colored yard boy. can DO
any Kind of work around yard or house,
attend to horse and buggy; ! can be
found at baggage room of the Rice hotel
Johnny Stbly. 4
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WANTED-Work as collector. office man
or assistant bookkeeper: am acquainted
With the town and can give reference.
Address 1885, this office.
saw filer. Address 1905 Capitol avenue.
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SITUATIONS--MALE.

WANTED-Po Position as clerk ia grocery
store by young man well acquainted In
city: best OF references furnished. Adj
dress 1854 this office. )
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POSITION WANTED to work In office,
bank furniture store dry goods, groceries
or drive delivery wagon; well acquainted
with city; also have city references. APP
ply g16 Andrews street. )
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FOR xMAs-At Pastoriza'S, BOA Main
street. such as pocketbooks, railroad pass
cases, fountain pens, hne note paper. tt

FOR sALE-One National Locomotive
Works lSton narrow gauge locomotive:
locomotive: one Brookes Mogul 30-ton.
narrow gauge locomotives thirty narrow
gauge logging cars one narrow gauge
hand car: 800 tons 3J-pound relay rail.
90 tons 25-pound relay rail; co tons 40
pound relay rail; 100 tons 50-pound re-
las rail. The above Sll IN good condi
the Chicago, Lumber and Coal Co., 10
RaDsport, La. IL
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SITUATION WANTED by middle aged
German to work In kitchen or to make
himself useful around house; honest and
reliable. Address 1904. this office. .
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) fEN-My Gold and Damana Tablets
lpromptly relieve and permanently cure
EaIi cases of sexual debility; mailed 81.
!. Leen Bichon, French Pharmacist, 1T02
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