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TRADE OR EXCHANGE

h1k SALE OR ENCH sNGE. 20 49, =,
Una Isna near am Houston HEIGHTS, H oi ~
cba%Siss ssAehaage FOR general mer,
TO SELL OR EXCHANGE 80
proved black land In u-bs44o acres I'm
store ana residence in Wallis TeI Sounty:
lmproyed real estate IN Horstaa.alS Tor
eIess oil CRAWFORD street. Houston Ak
o ~ E .a. l, water motor aud fITf77S:
scales. Il. c, Fischer Heus, weigher's
nj PROPERTY IL WHIRTo|
sltt ~ Mest, central or SoutnN es ~ rp Iop'
j. {, Davidson whsrtou. Texas LAS,
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BoARD-RoOMS WANT

IY M4RRIFD COUPLE witho9l
orc large uufur1ished room N,r,
must br close in ulefeHft
dres 1858 tbs office T-.
WANTED Room and board VIZ Nsf
3seaf 1i1 dHgghtrr waihlN
npecru conNHnicnceei feiti'n
Lea city -tf
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FRESH SHIPMENTS WEEKLY TIuy-
ler's candies bonboDs and Chocolates:
pound. ~ cents: hnlf-Douud. 80 cents
Crescent Drug Store. $40 Main street
corner Preston avenue 4.
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OIL LANDS-Choice acreage: close In 10
gusbers at Sour Lake; prices moderate;
title perfect for map. etc, address c. c.
Parsons townerl, Bryan, Texas. II
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ANY ONE desiring TO have a house moved
or raised call on. j Fingers; satisfaction
change old buildings; s06h Preston: Old
E-Nnc -OIa, I'LL
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YOUNG Mantle demand for telegraph
operators Is unprecedented. why not hdyn
telegraphy aud engage IN the railway tele
graph servicel Write for our prospectus
which explains how we viii thoroughly
qualify sou. start you 10 work OF refunI
tue amount az your tuition, we must nave
more young men "a MI the applications
Tor operators. Dallas Telegraph College,
Dallas, Texas.
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FOR SALE Handsome home on pavenen,
corner Of Milan and Webster: also an,
other On Texas avenue pavement, corner
prices and terms. Geo. L. Porter & Son
2Oo1s Main street. ~
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-IF YOU DESIRE TO PUR-
CHASE A NICE HOME SEE Us AZ
ONCE: WE HAVE SEVERAL FIVE AND
SlN-ROOM MODERN COTTAGES on
OUR LIST THIS W EEK; ALSO OTHER
CHOICE INVESTMENTS IN REAL ES-
TATE PROPERTY IN EVERY WARD
IN THE CITY. HARRAL & HARRAL.
31T2 MAIN STREET. S
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PIANOS address James Watkins Certer.
box sd. Houston. Texas it'd
30 TO NAPLES DRUG STORE. Oil
congress avenue; you can always get II
MISS TERESA BALDESCHWTTFR fss5.
tonaple urehemalser, lessons given ia dress
Suttlng i21b Travis street. Houston.
@seA. III
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AGENTS WANTED

EUREKA Beaumont crude ou burner fcr
heating stoves; this Is a practical burner .
sample -. agents wanted. Write b r.
JeYons- pOI Main street. Houston, Texas
%
iNDUsIRIAL insurance agents pay ton
times, no lapses chargeable 10 agent, 90
per cent collections. Onice 220 Mason
building Calvin GSteley. superintendent
10
HuSTLERS WANTED-Ths IneernatloaSi
Loan and Trust compa-y Offers a verJ
attractive proposition 10 agents; hustler,
eniy Deed apply good money for good
men. Interneuon6l Loan Hnd Trust cofD.
baay' Boz Set, orangs, Texas Ii
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TWO unfmnished rooms TO couple without
children. close In, S6; 500 Bell avenue.
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SUITE Of apartments IN nv house A
whitaker florist 1917 Liberty avenue. a.
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| NANI tIl-IIuning mn foreman, capabIe
On caring Tor good mill. must be well
recommended; state wages desired. p o.
Box 4Vl, Houston, Texas 3
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y 3. hOIChiNs, NaVasota, Texas, man.
ufactures a salrc that VIII cure letter.
eczema, ringworm or old sores of any
Hind; price 81 per box; any one buying
one box OF this saive not benefited, money
refunded. Write for testlmonials. 4-1AuA
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1000 ACRES hne, smooth. rice land; S-ster
10 stream at eight-foot lift the owner
must nave money; this is the biggest
bargain In the country; $3.50 per acre
L W. Hail & Co. o30 Main. II
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-
NthAHA Hedd RodI
4 2
Ly0Nk 6GAs 40 uol
s-~~-~~~~>~~~-~~~~~
1n nor. -rr, non cATr
NEAL 6o a ~ rOR ofAA~'
et,-., i, svr-,,,, 50, my srrr. ANn
"iND =" Sci l"SAoe DOi'
Exru.Nep ppoprprv noon 21s.
- = . w. n.y. -
BINZ BUILDING II
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FIRST CLASS business for exchange for
farm, ranch or city property, In one OF
the best towns In this State. 120acre
rice farm on canal near Eagle Lake, for
sale cheap N taken OF once. We have any.
thing Won want in the wsy of vacant lots
and nice homes Have first class ranch
with beautiful s-room house near Hous-
ION or viii Exchange for city property
Oliver cranston & "a 1ie Main. II
10 :, a = - S5,- 80 -----,-, 6orSe YIir.
rtshat S1,se, H.. tnr,ns anr,t on nre,n-
iSneu. S4VCV oi nei MS 'PPis w
ii. A. ARNOLD, 3ll binz, mas some enc &c
rice lands; one special tract ten miles
norm Houston. Win mouse, oarhi e5hgihht
in valpe in fweIra months. n saciGco;
500 him ot once II
j. OPPERMAN-.-Pract geologist ana
nineralogist; 1871 to 1883, publisher OF
the noted pennsylvania oil region maps
and oil expert; exlminations and reports
Houston Texas; p o. box 453. :
ron SAIr nj Isnds 81 Sonr Like and
Sarstoea See Henry Msimgren. sol
KAN bni,5,9g 11.27
=--t,Ii- u 9-!.--ls
FOR SALE--l200 acres choice rice land
near ha{ Woo canal I fI9edjy county; egV
eieg9nt raaiJancoa SrbirI u-ard Touston
close in vacant lots Third and Fourth
handed Nv sb,nrtnn snu Sopt1ert,
pocis .o3t oncn 80, w b ~ 10 Ina
AZ niles ygost ~ AIyln. t0nSO acres fin
bered ioSd ool, stnrt ioaf ',,iye bictCrl.
eSceen aho wSer S etwee s9i w wee rTod
drained no coffee weeds, iye miles south
west Of Houston on grlve!ed road, make
splendid truck farm Prices apply. James
II. Irezevant, llO4 san Jactnto; old
phone 1872. III
My RFAT-TTTT'T- oTf0nobiie for o-cbnn,a
for real estate etc; never uncrated; sat
isfactory selling reason. S. ii. Huston.
old phone se3. II
Orr now sr-fo11 Of Investing In oil Lands
absolutely insures against Joss; our prop.
critics are the best value Address Texas
OIL Land Co, box 70S Houston. t.
FOR SATF--707 acres three miles vest
be sold at + bargain & qaick purchaser
s Is foGhai a6SI acres 10 the James D
Pailroad sqod pIpe, j solid old BODY; 'l sia
Dodge, 'o" and & = ral rgade' wd RSe
Teas ----
s S1 s rs, NaTyFhg on tne inIEern4tioaai
nIs avd tern ta ~ T PSr P9Itlf
New WavsrIy T aRP,y ~ l. - ~oup'1n.:
- = = : = - 800 =
or on In aSt HIe a' p owe prices Tor casa
IIplu mr. I'M
''''N4 ms "tlcs - nam street
1OH" a. NlI~hOi' agent
Il
RICE LAND-IN ANY SIZED TRACT.
SEE rs BEFORE yoIr NV. rr !ri1i
no, + itt,sr,ri;f1,SS, GN CELLLNi CANAL
pH Hpp5 GGI w. ~, y Al ~ BIZ, Al A
n n2fI ~ AIN T. W. HAIL Co, 229
'iAi" II
AND STORE 1 for SALE cSs5-7;
seven.room bouss GnctsoII0 l saie Gnedli
house s3ooo narad .oIs "Hn ATLooH
frase k1sno hIPtstu street. rye Il boll-
"A
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MRS, {. A. Bu5AC, Pianiste; studio 4IO
Moore Burnett building, Dr. William
Masonic system Of rechniane. tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE Is hereby given that I
meeting Of the stockholders o. w W., !,
and New orleans Railroad cemps,Ss,i
been called by the board Of dlIe'effI
assemble at the general ofhee, VA
company at Houston, Texas. a. ~
n m. ON the LIST day Of Decemis''
for the following purposes. town W. "a
/. To authorize and provide lG ~ =
ing tho charter or articles OF 'a,s
ton Of said company so as 70 as
Il TO construct, own. maintain i. w ~
ate a railroad from a point on u w
line in Jefferson county ~ ~
vicinity Of Sour Lake Station sA v
in general northerly direeugn M
through Sour Lake Springs. ~ ~
county. and thence 20. into als 3
or IN the vicinity Of, the toNn
toga. IN Hardin county, Texsl. m
2. To authorize and pro'yie Co.. ~,
construction OF the railroad ~ = tss
In the preceding paragraph VA VA 5ecnpsi
posed amendment to the sala sssJon
charter or articles OF lncorpo''f
b. Seger. secretary. -
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hkN-Ay Gold and Damlana Iabiefs
promptly relieve and permanently euro
AZ cases OF Impotence OF debility; mailed
~ Leon Biehou. French Pharniacist
~ Mckinney avenue Houston II
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house cooking Tor aosfd lof ~
2i01 Austin. -
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lEhSQNAL--A orpliue, opium, laudanum
cocaine haOiti myself cured; will inform
sou OF harmless, permanent home cure.
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"THb NEGRO Nor A BEAsT77-55 ec1fs
PEI copy, postpaid, cash, no clamps. for
Ae1t thirty days to enable me to get ont
ny TWO new books, Soriptural EcVnosf,le
Of Mormonlsm" aud The New Kane :
ADDRESS the author. q. H. Winfree.
Mont Belvieu, Texas. ii.6
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co TO A. H. HESS & co. FOR home
made harness, 500 Travis street n
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liLES, PILES, PILES Cured at home; no
kuife, no danger, no pam, no matter now
long standing. Nrte tof particulars. Ur.
buhc1h, Tyler, Texas. ll.2I
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

SECRET SOCIETIES.
ststed CONTAMINATION OF GRAY
81 ,9asSe s2s o,iocs and ,f - M TO- .,
&E4@ Holland lodge 80. l and soiourn-
N Ing brethren are cordially In
vited to attend. ". S. Clark. W.
" I. Cade. SECRETARY.
- TEXAS LODGE No. /. x. Of P.
ny$askz viii meet n is castle hall cor
sA nue. third door. back hall 70
night at o'clock Exemplifra-
ton Of the secret work Sojourning
jas. A. Painter, X ~ z and p. Olsen
9. q; =. y. Hartwel. NJ. Of 2.
FUNERLA NOTICE.
DIED-Nrs. S. E. zaysla, nee Fuller, at
Lynchburg. Texas Friday, October -,
aged 80 years. New Orleans papers aud
houston seni-weekly please COPY. d
PERSONAL.
Lis, Of answers to advertisements in this
etlee for week ending saturday. November
10It; 20; i776; 1901 49,: 1ou 90; 1875
IL; 1917; 1852 1852. 10iI 1877 81 1927
iusg -; 1861; l5sU; lb5D. 1851; los; l9s2,
g. r.. T. ~; 1857 -; l65S. l50s: 1853 -:
!oN5; +9S9i go, Low t2ii 1910 l83o, loiVi
iief ~ r. - ~ ~; nyoO ~
80 ". e W.; s.; lJo3; lUo3 %; NJ; lGis;
losS ~ 1913; 1851; 1859; uxideuc 90;
rf2. i0l1 ~; 1897 1857; 1893; 1874; 1ul9
10; 100 ~; T.; 1913. lu4J; 1920 %; 1885
lti 1921 yl5i; 1886 - u; ldy2i lUi3 a.,
80 1sI9i lo4s ~ 49, 1914 1917 ~,
I ~ az 4Hv ~ ls-o I5ji lO'5i a. b. H.;
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MRS. L. r GOODE fashfonabi, dragsrr,L
ing: 40 Louisiana street II
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MILO WANTS deep wcllsg Irrigation
fe4 's 1uy si@t lf'ce q "nite, A'lct,
- ~
AVsNJt-T l.,-.,,.,. a., iI
nov ro,s-srz 49,. 80 60 60 90 luIAt ~
itopal bscarsii',ip'. .s -; So' A'1''s street Ma
N7iIPI7I,z- : -
95i'i n ~ T. luuuauum, cocaine ANA liquor
~ 49, p,' r. d,. ahg pai1iessy cured
tIon immedfate; leaves Uatiant In TStpI9,
healtny condition without desire for
eInss cure sual4hteeu for $40 Write
~: fi' U41A7' D4' Lung 1Pr Atlanta,
SAVE ONE-HALF OF vour fugI Mn NV
nsilg Loyelad$ coal ~ per ton. New
IAoAe 80. Is
So az things Of telling. Cau at 1Ull
ttnnG street, fltSh ward.
AARIA ADELTDA KTTTRFD1 - IL
tOiIrrrsq ayen,,s- ,ris.i,sai 80 -. "a ~
raj SION. rae1j,,'. - ir - a." vL!I Wy o
uium In I'ergsts inef 80, PIT - ny
,aUis. horses o; money. II
LACE 5raW1g-o-I c7--,-T
OF line fsbrlrs caref,Iiiy iir Gnu a.. A!a ,l
isrss+c,'. ~ 80 u"' 'auAueIeu az %@1s
---- -------- S---1e - :. .
HODGES SKIN REMEDIES posIfiyeiy
cure me worst caSes OF eczema on earth.
aHu.eAs rouge Medicine Co., Fort
M OrLn, 1cAas. IL
hOML LOT ladies' during confinement; good
uortois az! anu PURSE infants adopted. Y.
~. b0A 80 San Antonio. Texas. 10
nnop a ~. orpllue' opium, laudanum
~ u"Olt, ny seIL cured WIN INFORM
~ "a Va iliese' permanent holne cure.
Ais' ~ A. BALDWIN, Box III, Chicago.
- III
sEE GRANITE long ulve.tsCne Il aad r
lrate or Exchange COtlmI. 5
NIAUANf NT4OT a L. I---II--I -
am naIt,ist ~, 80 a'Set iuu,au S''H'o =
s-7 - - . d A20i' - Ie,t -
iNF uhMA1lON wanted rs 10 the where
auuuts OF George g.. Bu,luCh Of Lake
Inarles, La; last heard on IN Beau.
Ms
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w ANIED-Twelve boys, - 10 IA, With
oOlli Main street. &
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WAPLES' VELVET CREAM removes e1n.
purn and tan; - cents Bottle; buy Il ~
LEVIN Anderson or Wsples drug store,
81 Congress
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7
4 POSITION wanted bv an experienced stem
ographer Address William L. Thomas.
care general delivery. Z
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FOR sALE-One 1sx20 Wilson y NJ
Rotary valve gang engine; one lsI.i y
slide valve engine; one Parish difsH
neeted steam gang, 81 inches oe,'1
stiles, 20-inch stroke; one stedin
proved fiye-saw edser; one steaFn,
cular saw husk No. l, with top ~
comp etc; one Atlas three-blocf ~
and set works; one Covel imprM1
tomato gang saw sharpeneri one \
swagc; one Kinney gang saw swass
heavy friction haul-up rig; one "
Stovall saw guide. Above machlhel
in good condition. For pardculals y
20 Chicago Lumber and Coal Vs1fl
loRausDOTt Ia
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FOR SALE--Modern ntne-room house, fur
nished. 5000. For terms apply on prem
lses. 80 St Emanuel. >
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BOY speaking q little English and
good German wants position iu an Office
or grocery store or any other kind %
work. 1892. this office
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TIE BEST STOCK SADDLES made 5y
Z. w. hess, vi Congress. next Ineo.
heller II
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Hh44o 1eoA Poet
. ToNt ode. 90 you?
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


sINz & sETTEGAsT BUY. SELL AND
EXCHANGE PROPERTY. ROOM 2is,
BINz BUILDING. If
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-AtE 'sAUIER- Imported WUrzOuTgeT beer
on draught. q
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MISS HURLEY has opened ber school Of
stenography and typewrlting at llO3 Nc
kinney avenue, corner Eannln street;
phone 1854. 4
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TYPEWRITERs.

SEE GRANTS long advestls went 171 r
rIade q Exchange" colnnn.
ULICKENsDERFER TYPEWRTTTEITs1 -,
easy paymentsi $40 cash ana "a ~,
month 70 responsible peopls or those VIVA
surnish good refercnceS W. T. kutseli
general 0Ecn; sor Iexas Arkaunsa. Inaisa
and Uklahona TERRITORY. Il
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WANTED 70 BUY.

WANTED Two carloads NJ wood every
week Address with terms r. o. box III,
Houston, Texas Z
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ORMATl0N wanted MS TO the where
abUuts OF George q Bu.loch OF Lake
CHARLES, La. last hcar1 on IN Beau.
mont, Texas, on Frlday September !,
itu-i viii be appreciated 10y notifying T.
" box 3I8. Laku Nnarlcs. In. h
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f9 rIs. slAs5LdE- ~ seFss wei impTovSd
one nile east Ricetop; slrtteI right;
.Ssp q houston:, for particulsT. m nsiss
"a, oNnsFA Slack Bios, Rics,ssss
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WILL POSITIVELY BE SACRIFICED IF
SOLD THIS WEEK A new slate roof.
seven-room, two-Story residence. located
m Third ward, within eight books OF
Rice hotel Price and terms furnished
upon personal application WE BUY,
SELL AND EXCHANGE REAL rs.
TATE. X. c. GRAY & CO., 3O2 Binz. II
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CoLORED man wants 10 worS Oh farm
or ranch; can handle any kind II Wild
stock and do any kind ~ farm work.
llol SETTLING street
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NOTICE, RICE GROWERS TTo,o-,,.;;;,
acres me rice land; water SUNNY o. ~
na aI he: want Irritating plant V VIII
soil hair interest ia Land supply or
partner IN plant. Guarantee lana 9ye leone
saslly HOODED and drained. ,,s-eiie,
rse la aSei Rs ~ Ioc sf9Ged Have c6oiee
Win some money. Write ne Pnltner
greer Ans'eton' BFazoda county. STg eyIs
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SEE GRANTS long 0lve.uscine II 1ad
lrate or EXchunge' CotImI.
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BAKERY AND STORE for sale cneqCi
seven'room house, Jackson. at a bargaia
one ana one-han lots with Ar-SooR
house, 5000, paved street. PIE x Boil.
mass, Kan building 3
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II. A. ARNOLD, 81 Blnz, has some cho.ce
north Houston. with house. barn, engi p
boiler and machinery, that VIII double
in value in twelve months; n sacrlhcei
see him at once. II
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at u ea4q to t10ets-
~hrot4qk Poet Sont ode
For RENT.

TWO connecting unfurnishcd rooms for
housekeeping; bath. city and cistern
water, $3.50 per month 1909 Bell. 5
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WOAEN To DO sewing and binding on
Lyy, Material sent free prepaid send
iaudFesSed reply. envelope Tor fun particu-
49,, nlHersal Co., Dept A, Walnut
street, Philadelphia, ia.
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English Pronunciation.

At the General Theological Semi
nary alumni dinner in Buffalo a few
days ago Rev. DR.. VAN De Water told
an amusing story about the last pan.
American conference of bishops in
England, which he attended as chap
lain. There was a certain meeting at
which the title of each bishop was
loudly announced as he entered by a
functionary at the door who was quite
unfamiliar with many of them. He
got along pretty well, however, until
Three American and one colonial bish
op came along, whose cards he read
as follows. ''The lord bishop oil
Ee-o-wah Qowa). ), the lord bishop Of
O-hee-o (Ohio), the lord bishop Of
Misery (Missouri), the lord bishop Q1
British Gehenna (Guiana)."
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lair miracle Of winning feminsuity. IN
his holy of holies he had enzconced
her. RECALLING his dry old hermits' men.
tai palate with the artful expressions
of her busy young mind, and feeding
q fathoznless yearning upon the warm
girl affeetions which had seemed too
blithe and: simple to be experienced
with loveBs. &
Such satisfied trust had been nfs
fhat no past or present of the precious
sweetheart had ever been arraigned for
a. trial. Bduney's face and ways
seemed to teM him all he needed to-
know of her family or outside inter-
ests, while the only incident out of hiss
own troublous' chronicles which had
beeen given herr was the chapter on the
fascinating lady who had turned him
away, but was always still remem.
beredl Everything else had been sub
timely personal and immediate. They
had disdained practical things. ~.
Yet, rash the wooing certainly ap-
peared.. Several tripping weeks with
tiny stranger 'gtrE aud his marriage
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PROMPTLY TOLD HIS DESTINATION
Unexpected Response to 8. .Fompous
Lecturers Ill-Timed Inou,rv

Unexpected Response to q. Fompou,
Lecturers Ill-Timed INQUIRY.
AL that transpires in the Sunday
schools of the land does not. breathe
OF that piety which is supposed. to per-
meate the place and it's surroundings
A vlsitop to Philadelphia gathering
Of juveniles one Sunday recently. in
addressing the children said in a.. pom
pous' manner:
Il come from Massachusetts,. I. am
now Oh my way to Maryland, and. !
have stopped over here to talk to you
children and to save you from going
to- hell: After repeating this introduce
ton to- his remarks, the visitor said,
"Now, my children, where did, ]
come from?"
Massachusetts" was the reply. in
chorus
Where am I going?" he then asked
There Was a pause; his geograph
ical route had evidently not been deep
ly' impressed on the gathering. Then
the silence WAS broken
ITO hell!" came the prompt and
startling reply from an earnest but
confused pupil.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-07-19
sFERoClTYsoF ENGLISH SPARROW

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Death Alone Ends Their Fights. 81 Slzs
great many young men go /. Il
RiYerton at this season to shoot live
pigeons as they fly from traps. and
some of the young men agreed: re-
Gently that Ef s for for. q & target .sparrows
would make an excellent substitute
So they caught no less than a hun.
dred sparroWs and put them in -
big. cage against their next shoot
which b: was to como off in three days,
But they found at the end of that
time that all of the birds but six
were dead. \ .:.II. =: -
They had fought and fought. arnone
themselves until only those six irwin.
clble champions remained. The young
men concluded that they had been 50
unlucky as to catch unusually vile
tempered birds, and at considerable
trouble they landed another batch.
These, too, however, battled together
and after forty-eight hours had gone
by there lay in the cage eighty four
dead sparrows, while two live ones
staggered feebly to and fro, and, when
their breath returned. began to fight
again.
The young men are now convinced,
says the Philadelphia Record, of what
they should have known before, that
no living creature is more ferocious
or more game than the common Eng;
lish sparrow.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-07-19
HAD GOOD EXCUSES FOR lDLENEss
Sanator Stewards Protege Could No,

Sanetor Stewards Protege Could No,
Work In Hot Or Cold Weather.
AS a rule the colored man and BROTH
err "mightily loves his ease" and will
work only, when necessity compels
Senator Stewart of Nevada, who, has
been in Washington for many years
mas an old negro retainer who comes
around twice week for some money
He made his regular Wednesday call
The senator gave him a dollar. and
said:
Jim, I'm getting tired of this sort
Of business. You are an able-bodied
man. Why don't you go to, work
instead of living on my .charity?''
Deed, boss" said Jim, reproach
fully, you amt the kind O. man to- be
askin' me to go to wuk now;. is you:
Why, boss, it's too hot to wuk.'
WELL snorted Senator Stewart, 81
haven't seen you work any in the win
ter, either"
I'm de wintah, boss?" in great as
tonishment. "Why, boss, you mus. b.
crazy! It's fab too col to- wuk in d.
wintah.'