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ChoIer. Victiu,. ut MANILA.

Manila. April 9.-A total Of It's cases
and 1871 deaths from cholera were re-
ported w to noon yesterday. The ma
tives are making great efforts to break
the quarantine and in doing 80 one ma
tive has been killed.
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The price of seats on the New York
exchange has tumbled to $4,000. This
sxtravagant sum. however. secures
only . way-back location.
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California prunes are to be utilized
In the manufacture Of vinegar. The
f~raternity Of boarders long ago soured
on the prune. and now it proposes to
sour back.
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The American Indian has not been
completely civilized, but he rarely gets
the worst Of the bargain in exchang-
ing his wares for the white maa's
wampum.
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Now that lyddite has been found to
have remarkable qualities that enoau-
- fr1endly vessels 1000 yards away
from the snemy's ships, 1t appears to
- rather Q Of q boomerang than is
needed n the gentle art OF modern
warfare.
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The Granite Falls Tribune tells OF
young man In that town who can
drink half . pint Of clear alcohol with
ont : recess. One OF these days there
VIII be = nash Of blue flame and that
young mans relatives will have no
funeral bill to nay.
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Burglars secured IL cents in the safe
o. the Standard Oil Company a San
jose. Now watch the price Of coal oil
take m aerial voyage.
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Legislation IL now sought to enable
the owners Of adjacent property to
restrain the pasturing OF bulls. This
has the semblance Of q bear move
ment
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-04-11

An explorer has found some water
II Kansas that Il said to bear ! close
resemblance to that Of the Dead Sea.
Probably Il represents the remains Of
Some prehistotic Joint.
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BIRD ISLAND SUICIDE.

Man With Large Family. Recently
From Minnesota Lake, Dies.
|, Bird Island, Mimi, April 9.-Charles
Grover, living in B~rookfield, committed
suicide by shooting himself in the head
yesterday. He recently came from
Minnesota Lake and leaves a large
family.
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Mr. ]. w. Happy has just been ap-
pointed postmaster as Mayaeld, KY.
It ought to be easy for him to live up
to the name now.
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Held for Assault.

Delano, Mimi. April 9. - Ed Rice,
who stabbed G. Crosby in a fight al
Buffalo about two weeks ago, causing
serious injury. has been held to the
grand jury in the sum Of $1,000 bonds.
Crosby is 10Y on the road to
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Scientists tell us that another ice
age = coming. AS 1t Ia still several
thousand years on there Is no imme-
diate cause for shivering.
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Great NOrthern Train Mee's
an Accident.

Spokane, Wash, April NM
Northern officiAls state that eas.x i
passenger train No. 4 was VIC !, /
Winchester yesterday mornins ~
collision with a freight car tn no. =
been blown upon the track. "a n
CINE and seven cars we're dera,i 49, \
fireman, name unknown, Is DeS.,,As
have escaped with a few ~nssrsl
The advices received from the - n
superir te ndent indicate that "
else was seriously injured NAM
the track will be clear in a rev ~
There is no telegraph station "
chester.
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Prof. K~.t. Goe. to Calumet.

Sioux City. Iowa. April s.-Prof. II.
E. Kratz, who has been superintendent
OF the Sioux City public schools for the
past ten years, has accepted the SUPER
f~ntendency OF the public schools at
Calumet. Mich.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-04-11

New rules have been adopted for the
government OF golf tournaments this
season. The game heretofore has been
too exciting.
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= new woman has been discovered
IA Chicago. The defendant in . d.
vorce suit IL described as q combina-
ton Of vixen and angel.
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SUICIDE OF SPORTSMAN.

). T.. Whitfield Of Kansas city Dies
by His Own Hand.
Kansas City, April 8. - James 81.
Whitfield. president Of the Western
Baseball! league and sporting editor OF
the Star, committed suicide yesterday
morning at his home with a revolver.
The strain OF managing the leagues
finances Is ascribed as the cause of the
act.
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Another Spanish crisis has been
averted by blocking the wheels that
kept the Chamber Of Deputies in mo-
ton.
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I'm the senate.

Washington, April 3.-Discussion or
the oleomargarine bill in the senate
yesterday was enlivened by two or
three bright %colloquies between Sena-
tors Bailey OF Texas and Depew Of New
York. Senator Bailey concluded his
speech begun Tuesday in opposition to
the measure, occupying most of the
time devoted by the senate to the bills
consideration. His argument was bril-
liant n at times eloquent. He vas
followed by MI. Depew Of New York
in a bright and witty speech in support
OF the measure. Mr.. Depew matched
his wit with that Of Mr.. Bailey on he
subject Of the American girl and the
sallies OF the two senators were greeted
with shouts OF laughter both IN floor
and in galleries.
In the House.
Thu house yesterday passed the sun
dry civil appropriation bill. This Is
the eighth Of the regular annua supply
bills which has passed at this session.
Only a few unimportant amendments
were attached to it. After 1t was dis
posed Of debate on the revenue cutter
bill was resumed.
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As a rule. stockholders do not kick
30 long al the dividends hold out.
Then they want to know, you know.
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RESIGNS.
Sargent VIII Not Take Hold To,
About n Month.

Washington. April 9-~The resignation
OF Torrance Y. Powderly as commits
sioner general Of i'm migration has been
placed in the hands OF the president.
Mr.. Powderly is to be succeeded in Of!
fee by Frank F, Sargent. but as the
latter does not X ct to take hold for
0 than a month, the present rom
missiorer's resignation probably will
not be accepted by the president until
that date.
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WOMAN BURNS TO DEATH.
SON Returns Home to Find Charred
pMa

Clinton, Iowa. April 9. - Mrs. Mary
Jacobsen, the aged mother Of Post
master D. D. Jacobsen Of the old town
of Lyons, was burned to a crisp last
evening while Mr.. Jacobsen vas out.
When he returned home he found his
mother in her room. the body charred
beyond recognition. There is no theory
as to how the accid ant happened.
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Killed I'm = wreck.

Des Moines, Iowa, April 9. - Three
men are reported killed and others in
jnred in a wreck an the Chicago Great
Western at Reinbeck, Iowa.
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They are going to levy a tax on
novels in Paris. 1t might well be a
p~rohibitive one on some of them.
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In the Senate.

washington. April 5. - The senate
yesterday began consideration of the
Chinese exclusion bill, Mr.. Mitchell OF
Oregon, making the opening speech.
He pointed out forcefully the necessity
for the exclusion of Chinese laborers
and carefully and deliberately analysed
the bill. He said that 1t had been con
structed on the basis of existing law,
IN the light Of experience of the direc-
tions OF h courts. While its provisions
were drastic. the bill, he said, in some
respects was more liberal than the
Geary act.
The indian appropriation bill was un-
der consideration for a time but was
not completed.
I'm the House.
The house yesterday began considera-
ton OF the Chinese exclusion bill. No
opponents Of the general principle of
exclusion appeared, but members were
divided In their support Of the two bills
presented. Messrs. Hit of Illinois. per-
ktns OF New York and Adams of Penn
yivania supported the majority bill
and Messrs Clark of Missouri, VAIN Of
California n Naphen OF Massachu-
setts spoke for the minority substitute.
In the House.
washington. April 8.-The house VOC.
terday passed the Chinese exclusion
bill after Incorporating In it several
amendments which increased the dras-
tic character Of the measure. Tho
prlrcipal n not only excludes Chinese
by birth and descent. but all Chinese
OF mixed blood. The chief struggle
was over the amendment to prohihit
the employment Of Chimes. sailors on
American ships. An amendment cover
ing this proposition was at first ruled
out on a point of order. but subsequent
~ was modified to evsde the ruling ana
was adopted-100 to "A. AS passed the
OIL practically re-ens cts all the ex-
clusion laws and incorporates with
them the existing treaty regulation.
II extends these exclusion laws To the
Fnllippines and the other possessions
or the United States, and forbids Chi
nese laborers in our colonial possess
sions coming into this country. THE
Philippine commission, by the terms ~
the Dill. Is directed to adopt pronar
measures for the enforcement Of tha
provisions of the bill in the Philipnines
The conference report on the war raw.
enue tax repeal bill was adopted ana
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The best way to punish the br-
gands will be to cut off their mission
ary supply.
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In the Senate.

Washington, April 4. - At the con-
clusion OF a lively debate yesterday the
senate Passed the ole~omargarine bill by
a vote of 80 to 81. The discussion was
largely in the nature of a reinforcement
OF arguments previously advanced. Mr..
Spooner of Wisconsin made the princf-
Lal speech, maintaining that congress
had ample authority to nae the pro-
posed legislation because 1t was in the
interest of the people. In an earnest
protest against the measure Mr.. Vest
OF Missouri held that congress was in
vading the powers OF the states. Mr..
Scott of West Virginia moved to re-
commit the the measure to the COM
mittee, holding that it was unsatisfac-
tory to many senators and ought to be
perfected. The motion was defeated,
80 to 81. During the afternoon a per-
feet flood of kilograms poured into rhe
senate from all parts Of the country,
urging senators to srrrort or to oppose
the measure. The measure as passed
by the senate differs in some respects
from that passed by the house of rep
resentatives.
In tn. House.
The senate bill to promote the efn-
cheney Of the m cutter service
passed the house yesterday by a vote
OF 133 to ~. The opponents of the
measure fought 1t to the last ditch. T..
the very end they attempted a filibus-
ter but were swept aside by the over
whelming majority In favor of the
measure.
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Wealth doesn't always bring hap
piness, but it can generally furnish
q pretty good imitation.

With Paderewski's wife along, do
the girls think his playing is quite
as heavenly as it used to be?
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PROFESSIONAL.

MRS Day stenographer. private office
room e02. Binz building. 30
Dir REED, dentist, Mason block; twenty
ave years practical experiences. W
PIANOS tuned and repaired at lowest
prices; satisfaction guaranteed. {. Jake
& Co. 5O3 Main 80
HENRY BEN CLINE. attorney at law.
iOioh Congress avenue. SO
OsTEOPATHY-Dr s. Clark and Clark,
graduates OF American school OF osteo-
pnthyp under founder Of the science, Oh
fces S21-322, Mason block; Citizens phone
$3.50 "
TEXAS SECRET SERVICE BuRnAU-
Experienced and bouded dereotivsS 70.
civil or criminal inyesugxdon; bonqei
n. Cure. general manager. SjtA nsiq
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Acct 1axt ado as
! Au'asroaa-tkeq Paq
BUSINESS CHANCES.

/ WANT 10 MAKE OWNER " ton a.
moro thousand acres Of vice land a devcl.
cpment propositicu y. 4. Nicnols, noaS
ton Texas Is
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PHYSICIAN OF experience wishes good 10.
cation, or would become partner with
right man. have Just nnished an eighteen
ronths' hospital service IN New York
write full particulars. Address Box II.
Willis Texas Il
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Eaos SoLlCTTOR-Abie and
pdolIee,. solicit subscriptions for
|HslosyoS Sreat chance Cor i've
seapes' territory granted and *
Gslas uransferrod to satisfactory
pspt isa Publishers Corporation.
-, ~ Nassau Strnnt ~. vi,
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ESTABLISHED rice business with nnc CON
nections In leading markets and fun ut
splendid possibilities seeks n little capital
with which 10 properly handle same, using
operate; opening offered IS Il good one.
risk small and profits sure; o clean, at
tractive business Address c. W, ne
RuSsy, Like Charles, La. II
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srarassib. easily earned; no pub.
|snlsr ss,a or peddllng: you may
10 postsIs II you prefer; inclose
zieet r.. Wilcox Bros, No. 3O6
IN --,-----.aVs, Minn. II
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uELP WAN i ED.

10 hrht neSHlen' salaries guarIl-
Nh EN- paries; many mon who
|s.I rstss way a year or two ago ARE
fl.rs .sS. merchants. For further
p cS,c.aress B. X. Shannon, Lock
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FOR SALE-Men's furnishing and shoe
good business; best location; best reasons
for selling. Address Boz eyo. beaumont,
TEXAS. ~
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WE CAN save YOU money on youf Tin am
galvanized iron work; see US before p.uc
ng order. Texas Cornice Works, Sus
Texas II
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FOR sALE--Telephone system In thriving
town; 100 subscribers and orders for NJ.
teen or twenty more, netting $3.50
month; first class condition and giving
perfect satisfaction. 7G0i. this ofhcc, IL
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< II TSSTTT--To sell perfumes. toilet 500 ps,
SAL ~ ~ dealers: $iO0 monthly ana r sA'
en- ,,rT,ses p,nmer Perfumery ana ME- -
st. Louis, Mo
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w71YTED-Tf.a! class s,n section ra9 tram rad
S aaarcss II. J. r.. this ofaea "
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500 WILL START YOU IN BUSINESS
with new and complete stock OF gen
but full rigged retail store, with ahso-
lutely unlimited possibilities for growth
II you have ambitions let me help YOU 81
have helped others. Ny plans cost yoei
nothing. II YOU like | will find YOU
location free. g. <, Buck. SO Quincy
street, Chicago. TT
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THE Guaranteed Fund has paid dividends
OF / to Z per cent fortnightly; send for
free book; facts and figures explaining
option trading Osborn Grain Co. Sl}
Phoenix Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI, mem
bels chamber commerce. II
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MAhE YOUR MONEN earn moucy-A aaIe
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proposition. best NJ references throughout
the United States. Write for our booklet
tree. Address II. Brolnsk * Co., suite
4OS S56 Dearborn street, Chicago H.
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COOKS. WATERS. chambermaids or any
other kind OF help cnn get work at W. IL.
johnson Bayou City Employment AEen.
cy, 512la Travis street. s-E@
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Il lIass.N rn Best selling. brand
y Poets. l, ,sset samples; quick
!, sIansr, Hae has been tested ana
Z ocice write today. Address
c..; II
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BoARD-RooMs WANTED.

wants ons OF two ad3cntnR
rooms; large. Thoroughly furni1e1s oeee'
iues; for about Swo mQuthe; rSf0ooc4g
exchanSed Address 271A tAis 49, -
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HELr WAN1ED-A good all round Prlnter1
10 take charge Of a country weekly ana
ioh outft; - man who Is willing TO hustle
after subscrlr>rs and job work; one who
speaEs German nd has had experience IN
grocely store preSNrredi give references
md state about how much salary e1pect
ed Address Printer, this office ~
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CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS no matter
where Il Is Send description. state price
and learn how. Established 80 lligh.
est references. Offices in fourteen cities.
w NJ. Ostrsnder ls4S ~ A. Bldg. phla-
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: n i,suy to work at home.
J, ss,illstartovrf days trial: perma-
slilllls. cpIs. John Engwali, Laka.
IL
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A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITN-W Wanted,
partner and manager for first class dgy
goods company In Beaumont, ono OF the
largest, best paying and established bnsi-
nesses In the city; 5000 to $4,000 capital
required; no one except experienced dry
goods men well recommended need APP
ply. oil business requires my attention;
fine chance for eight party. Address Dry
Goods lock box IL beaumont Texas II
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PARTNER WANTED with means TO start
u Bermuda onion ranch about 100 miles
south OF Houston, ONION growing PAYS
about 500 per cent on Investment tor
particulars address 2UU5 Walker avenue.
H.
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FREE rR3N is, fo1 mem &c 10 learn the
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ier en nsece Moler BARRIER Colleges, Ne"
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WANTED-Colored man, sober ana trust,
,,,orthv 70 prepare for travelling; 500
month month and all expenses to begin inGI'Se
spif.sGIrcsssd envelope. President J. >
MacBrSdy, 1856 Dearborn street, CaicasiH 7
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.

NUM- 4 NuSN,
CROCKETT, TEXAS.
w ]. Townsend. Attorney az Law ano
General Collection Agent. Presiaent Anse
Ina County National Bank Luihin' ieAa"
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MONEY FOR You

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In stock proving the greatest dividend
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ticulars address Equine Record Co, 25B
Broadway, New York
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POSIIIUNo-~I IuuSurI'
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lions ap' soon in ever STATE n a9nq bsps
that We have p EiTsaiar iss giving full
osep THI as to positions. salaries d9 '1eS
pa ,1 njoces az examinations ETC. m4lieu
s slaa National Correspondence INSTITUTE
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GOOD opportunity for physician or drug.
glSt to Invest In prospeIe drag store
in largest Southwestern texas city; phySi.
clans office adjoining drug store; good
office practice; price $3.50. Address 29Tl,
this office II
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'te 70 AZ young man 10 or II
7 per1asssS.,s soliciting; must know
- 1oo. Apply Necco &
~l~ -
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'1N ths- Peepes
= SAat qe4 tsast
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-whole drst STORY Of residence
$40 Crawford street "a
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CIGAR saicsmen wanted; g. eXPe5eegHS Co.,
Necessary; good pay. Emahuei W.
stntinn ]. New YORK. ---------
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:, -77TyI7R ToT right hand rig in cypress
ga MI, III None but active man experience ii,l
in ms saving cypress need apply Audre 80
"(,vnrpss" this office.
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Nhepo aead Poat
~ aSant ode. DO YOU?
~~>>~~~->~--~-~~>~~--->-
BUSINESS CHANCES.

OF COURSE you have heard Of the ezra
high grade hcur that Is made irom eN-
clusive use Of the c9letpQted PAN.
HANDLE WHEAT, jersey lAly n1uf s
1T. For sale by all rroccrs u
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NJ SyTTO-For United states army "a Ao. o.
Mb I'D a. unmarried men, betwe stat ages Of
and So; citizens Of Limited .ampera s.a'i Habits
good eha sneak read and write English.
M Mor Information apply &c recruiIIlng o.
LOT sbaw building. Houston. texas, ---
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'.sist re,n first'clasS DTescrip.
u posltlrn man, good salary :
& tis.eIson' reference reoulred /,
y HiseIrsnss. man need enn,y
wood 4 Co. Nacogdochecss''
oD
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FOR sALE-My entire stock OF general
merchandise. musical Instruments, toys.
crockery, safe, and store hxtuTes, at q
bargain. Address Box "A, Columbus,
Texas. 81
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

LADIES bicycle, first class. excellent con-
ditlon cheap for cash, or trade for chick
ems, payment on COW or pony. Address
2Gn6 fhis Office ~
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aud rut on make, patru cd inp-oyeDle
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ton, uuiy fVut unsuccessful efforts to DO
what THIS does ever patented, and th 5
one only, Ghsolu ely automatic. Thorough.
ly demonstrated by rigid tcst 70 de nh
claimed. as responsible witnesses testify,
Will save many times cost c1cI year, be
sides lives aud stock Address j *
Christian, Tyler. Texas. Ia
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A WHITE MAN. good cook, wants position
at anything good YARD man; understands
gardening care Of horse and buggy; good
mixer. 2TIB this Ofhce ~
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PATENTS
GUARANI FED

FOR SALE-Brlck hotel: well established:
twenty rooms: baths; everything new and
furniture: also a neat bar with license
rnd stock in a rich Texas county seat;
heart OF rice belt; come quick something
not bob up every day. Address Progress.
III fhis nfhCe II