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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-28
ON The LAST LAP.
Welch-Troutman Contest Near
ing Close.
Both Sides Claim 1t Is All One
Way.
THAT NICHOLS DEAL.
TrOutman People Get Help Of
County Attorney.
Why Temperance People Have
No Independent Candidate.
Old fractional Alignments Are
Lost Sight OF.
THAT NICHOLS DEAL.

The contest for the Shawnee delega-
tion between James A. Troutman and
r. B. Welch is smouldering but is ex-
pected to break forth next week. and
demand the attention of the politicians
as the struggle will end with the pri-
maries week from Saturday.
Both the Troutman and Welch forces
are claiming everythingin sight. Neither
will concede the other even his home
ward. Both give it out that they are
certain of the country precincts. An
effort is still being made to divert the
contest on the Leland and Burton fac
tions. The friends of Welch deny that
Leland should be considered in the con-
test and the Troutman forces also deny
that Burton has anything to do with it
and no doubt both are right. The
names OF the two men are used purely
for buncomb and political capital
The fact that Troutman is a well
known prohibitionist and is being sup
ported by Dave Mulvane, who is sup
posed to have considerable strength
with the liberal element, and that Welch
is looked upon with favor by the lib
eral element is bringing about pc
culiar condition. Among Mulvane's best
workers are many of the best known OF
the liberal element and many of them
have refused to get into the Troutman
band wagon. Dick HOdgins, Vincent
Kaczynsld, James Ramsey, Bert Lucas
and Otis Hungate are among those who
can not be won over to Troutman by
gate is chairman of the Republican
county central committee.
While Judge z. T. Hazen is taking no
hand in the fight he is making trouble
for Troutman- Hazen is naturally for
Welch he has been fought openly
and repeatedly by Troutman and his
friends. The workers whom Mulvane
is unable to land would undoubtedly go
to the support of TroutTnan if Hazen
said the word. They were the ones
who worked increasingly for Hazen two
years ago and they are staying by the
man they elected.
A rlIfnor gained currency not long ago
that Troutman's friends had made
deal with GaIen Nichols by which they
promised to keep the temperance people
from placing candidate in the field
against Nichols in exchange for his sup
port. The rumor is verified by the fact
that Mr. Nichols has declared for Trout
man and is clinched by the fact that the
talk of a temperance Independent cam
didate against Nichols has suddenly
been abandoned Nichols pronounced
affiliation with the whisky element has
no doubt helped Troutman with the lio-
eral faction but has hurt him with the
temperance people.
The politicians are now figuring on
the delegations from the city wards and
egates in the county convention, which
will meet Monday, March 10, and 73 will
be necessary for choice. The number
/ of delegates to be elected from the city
are 102 divided among the various wards
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-28
Art societ.ee oppose Tarif:

New York, Feb. 2S.-Various art So
cieties of this city have begun an or
ganized movement to carry before con-
gress their plea for the removal of the
tariff on works of the old masters and
stat1ary
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-28
Temperatures of Large cities.

Chicago, Feb zS.-7 a. m. tempera-
lures: New York A; Boston 80; Phila-
delphia 81; Washington So; Chicago 40:
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decrease
weather Indications.

Chicago, Feb. 2S.-Forecast for kan
sas: Generally fair>tonight and Satur-
day; brisk northwest winds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-28
a DEGREE FROM HARvARD

Will Be Conferred on Prince Henry
March 6.
New York Feb. 2S-Prinee Henry of
Prussia will receive an honorary de-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-28

There will be so delegates from the
country Topeka township will have
is, the largest delegation outside the
city. The delegates apportioned the
country precincts are as follows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23

FOR SALE-Thrce fine stations two
French Pcrchcron. with pedigree and
registration papers, also the great lot
ting stallion Mambruo Boy. with his
pedigree aud registration papers. Can
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23

~ consider 1t a crime to .rn.,,,..
the health Of the psopls". ',.ea
Thomas F. Adkin, president AZ 49,.
OF Physicians and Surgeons. ~ n i al Il
know positively and sbsolu,,l. a VI
new home treatment will eurs .,., "a
disease, even when all otbs- m.l. WI
treatment fail, | would eonsIsss
committing crime to make spcS
ment to the public. Nothing n a. ~.
to man as his heslth-not6Inr "a ~
as an untimely grave. Lttl, m n n
promptly cured, often result in oA,,,.l
chronic diseases. l believe That n. !.
discovery, 'Yltaopathy,' ia the NOS n
Vicious treatment ever knowa, and M
70 give the secrets TO the world, MI
that every man, wemRn ana rAin NJ
know It's teachings. | pronos, "a ~ !,
sick, absolutely FREQ of chsrrs M, 4
may be restored to perfect b,,n
would rather be a benefactor IA M. !!
man than to have the wealth az Cr,.s,,
The above are remarkable word, /.
those who know Prof. AdEn s% NJ
tried his treatment, can vouoh "a, ~, n
solute truthtulness. 4
Il was nearly dead with liver md bi,,l
trouble" writes Prof. John 6 N,lT
well known geologist and mining .rr,.sl|
living In Dayton, Tenn. "The doctr;, M
given me up to die. You can imsslu, N
Il state OF mind I was IN. could nj 4
tend TO business, and began TO thl,i y
days were numbered. l read Of tAs ",
derful cures Prof. Adkin had effected N \,
great discovery, Vltaopathy. ana n 4 n
Iorn nope wrote 10 him Just the csr3IHa
was in, mentally and physically "a na
me clear diagnosis Of my case, srd ai.i
charge me a cent for II. He bturis
Il treatment which began WITH md, Z
no faith, but l am happy TO state hi
am now completely cured and an i h,
believer in Vitaopathy. From ny eEn ~
Sonal experience ! believe Prot. Adkr 10
almost raise the dead
Mrs. A. j. Seifried, Stowe Greek on,
writes this grateful letter: az was isat.I
with a severe case of Eczema and Nd.
Rash. which spread over my %ho. III
The Itching and singing at times WI b
most uncomfortable. ! wrote Prof. Ana
and Ia four days after began felltvA;
the free advice he gsvs me the itehllfk
gan to subsIde and the eruptloM dra 2
rapidly. In ten days ! was ptruinHs
cured. feel better now than kH y
Adkin gives is blessing to these vi, 4,
NOT afford to pay big doctors bills
Prof Adkins says: 81 sympathil, -
the sick want 10 make ever tliss
invalid well. want to prove vk,l i
treatment Will do. I want eyerJ 81 =
son In this country 10 write me psHssi1'
Tell me the leading symptoms Of ygai Z
ease, and I will at once make thcss
diagnosis Of your case and outline n,k
OF treatment which will positively y
Won. This will cost you absolutely nsiAil
! will also send you copy Of n! Y
book on How 10 Get Well snd Keep We;
postage prepaid. You are not out 4 80
cent. Write me in confidence fully y
freely about yourself" Address Pkos
THOMAS F. ADKIN, office ISL I, Rsas
ter, n. Y.
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sHgRIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

strayed or stolen from J Il v no
Fe roundhouse, Houston, Texas "a ~
horse, i4i5 hands high, no Pc fs,sSf
name and tail, white SPOT 10
rope around neck. - ,,,,aa aoss4
Sirayed or stolen from v Mup Ssrds "
Texas. one sorrel horse .sdls nsat
one ankle enlarged from wire eg gt,,,, b.
Taken up by Henry Pasch. A Ma y
Texas. one light dun horse. 90 ,s S's pr,r Z
on the right side Of front ms no M
knee; also one light bay nolss' hiale %
shod in front, all feet Wni'e'
reached name. ,J.rstou. fsle
one derk brown horse. s or YEAR M
hands high. shod all around, als'
painted wagon with MONOGRAM ior -
each side OF seat: $40 reNss ~ arrss 3
and wagon and S15 reward ~ ndersn.
conviction OF thief. a. n shtHi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23

CURES
BLOOD
POISON
Cancers, Pimples, Ulcers, Eat
ing Sores, Bone Pains,
CarbuncIeS, Etc,
To Prove II Remedy is Sent Alb
Solutely Free.

Botanic Blood Balm 1T our expense. u
VIII cure the worst cases or blood poison.
cancer or rheumatism ever known ana
after Hot springs, doctors aud patent medi.
cines fail
IL you have offensive pimpies or erpp
lions. ulcers on any part ~ the body ach
ing bones or joints, failing hair. mucous
patches, swollen glands. skin itches and
burns, sore lips or gums. eating, fostering
sores. sharp, gnawlng pains then Won su6ei
from FERROUS blood poison Nr the beginning
OF deadly cancer Botanic Blood Balm Kills
The poison In the blood which cause, these
every sore, pimple or ulcer. makes the blood
pure and rich, giving the skin the rich glow
OF Dprfppt health
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23

10 haul II up, the gate was closed Y
copper wire and the vindlass put 70 w
First I was hoisted gently out
water. then trolieyed TO shore. w '
deposit is an all-limportant test, soo
much influence on the location OF tns w
Samples were also taken Of the Waler y
allowed TO settle ashore, each day lAe Y.
water behind drained N and more n'a
water poured on. "A. Il
The measurements were msde W.
foot stool chains, they being cneckea " \.
fortnight by comparison with siee' M1
All angles were measured careiplF ~
transit. deduced bearings Oeng IA
through as o cheek 10 the reaalos "a
angles The density Of the forests ,s Nv. I
incessant heavy rains or elondlnes, 4.
silly Inconvenience the reading n,
struments Special care was taKen y ~
ing. plumb hobs being used On y, M
ground. Elevations Of surface Ss., M
with O we level and target roa . =
walls of 100 feet. and ST sncn ny Wy. Il &
points as were necessary ID oLue'
duce close and accurate piohles ,r,,a
These are but a fen q INC .nns ssgT,
tests that were made hui tqes ~ w
demonstrate that dependence luA' Z n
upou the commissions report
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23

NANIED-Foreman for small planning mill.
must know how 70 turn, also man TO run
houlder state wages wanted. KYLE LINN.
her Co, Ltd, Franklin, In. "a
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HERE is PROOF.

w. T.. Prueltt ~ Dudley, Mo. states; ~
suffered from blood poison, having aching
tones aud Joints. eruptionS, sore throat and
gums. attended with swollen. fostering
giands copper colared spots and itching
scabby skim lost my appetite; WAS all run
down. Patent medicines and doctors failed
10 arrrs, the disease. but Botanic Blood
Balm changed the nature OF my blood, AMI
by degrees the sores. plmples aud uicr's
heated perfectly. the aches and pains van
isLed ana my blood circulated u the Old
vigorous manner again. win recommend
u. r. B, to all sufferers from impure blood.
Yours firmly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE or APPOINTMENT persons
are hereby notned that on March 10
1902, | was appointed executor VI the
Will Of Mrs Kaac II Richards, deceased,
and al. persons having claims against the
estate OF said deceased are requested and
required 70 present the same o me with
in the lime prescribed 10y law. ] reside
In Houston, Texas aud my postofice ad-
dress Is No 40 Fauniu street. Houston
Harra county Texas. This notice Is
given In accordance with article DOGS,
Revised Statutes Of Texas. Respectfully,
g.. r. SetteCBst.
NOTICE. viii deliver . summer course Of
lectures on Equity Jurisprudence" and
Equity Practice ia the Federal Courts
mt the University u Texas beginning
June ~ and ending July - Those de-
string To- attend can communicate with
me as 10 terms ". y. Slmkns, Law De
partment, University " Texas.
10 lHE PUBLIC-I hereby announce that
I will undertake, and guarantee my TN
derttking. 10 clean ont and bring to its
maximum OF. producing capacity any Wen
What IS imperative because OF she inter
ference Of sand, quIcktSud, mud or other
foreign substance I am working for the
Forward Oil Production Co, ON Spindl
Top. Address me car OF that company.
J. Wmt1, Sour Lake Texas.
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e,.ITo,d's Home Located.

Texarkana, Texas. March .,v,,,l Z
J. c. Crawford, who wss 49,, Y, "
this place several days ego are 80
tIncaiiou was located 81 ~ ,,:Iils
has been discovered 10 have eeep { i g
on Florence. Texas His ia'u he 81
list minister st inst place sna y snsls
structed the authorities heis
The remains for shipment
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PROFESSIONAL.

DIR. o. P. HORTON, 4l4 Milan new phone
1l95 desires to say " your horse COW
or mule is sick q phone message viii
bring me day or night; ] furnish you
and give all medicines consultation free
special attention to correspondence, 22
MCANE's DETECTIVE AGENCY Fur
nish detectives for banks LAWYERS, cor.
poratlons and others, Houston, Texas n
uSrEoPATHY--Mo Moore Burnett building;
new phone 1888 DR.. Farris registered.
THE GOLD Standard OIL company OF
Houston. Texas, is the only company that
makes stockholders individual owners OF
portions OF It's oil lands write for pros
pectus 26
FIRE AND STORM Insurance. Chns. 4
MGneeg. l0QSiR Congress. -
M'CANE'S DETECTIVE AGENCY
uish detectives for banks, lawyers, cor.
poratons aud others. Houston. Texas. n
s. o. COTTON & BROS. Fire Insurance
Agents aud Adjusters. Main ST. It
JOHN L. KOPF. undertaken and embalmer.
lOl4 Prairie avenue phones 6sI. 1922
OUR PHONE NUMBER is 400 Houston
Plumbing and Manufacturing Co., ms
Main street. n
TEXAS SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
Experienced and bouded detectives fnr
civil or criminal Investigation; bonded
watchmen for day or night service. NJ
\. Cure, general manager, SN5n Maln
street ~
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EN0ST WANT ADS ARE
[ numerous because they pay
HELP WANTED.


WANTED--Men to work in rock quarry;
good wages and steady work: apply II. y.
BUTTS. Milllcan ansrry. Millican, Tex. 23
WANTED--Salesmen IN every county Tor
the PittsburE visible: the most simple
and durable standard typewriter. Texas
Mrlllng 1achine Co. waco. Texas al
WANTED Men to step PAYING rent; owr
your home, farm or business place: S53J
per month; no Interest Union Home
Builders Co, this is the company thai
has contracted 20 build q 100000 labos
temple for the unions or st. Joseph. Mo
1918 Frsnkllp avenue, near postoTiee
open I'LL $3.50 p, m. Agents wanted. rs
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACT0RS
i have yet 10 let sbont TWENTY-FIVE
miles on Houston and Texas Central
railroad extension from Burnet 70 Lam.
pssas TO sub ontractors: let In quanti-
Ties to suit contractor. 200 men team
800 teams; nice work and healthy coun-
try and plenty Of wster Free transpor-
tstion on Houston and Texas Central
line for outfits and teams. For further
Information address y y. Hughes, gener-
al CONTRACTOR Bnruet, Texas n
MIN WANTRD-To learn the barber
trade, only eight weeks required: expert
instruction. tools furnished make money
while learning. The TEXAS barber Col
lcgc, Waco, Texas as
WANTED AT ONCE-One good cabInet-
maker and one house carpenter; good Job
and steady work to right parties The
WANTED AT ONCE A physician. n NJ.
Vernon < CO.. druggists, Ledbetter, Tex.
WANTED Two good, energetic boys 10
learn timers trade, Nccco q Eisemann.
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WANTED Faithful manager ia fake
charge ~ distributing depot ana office
70 be opened iN Houston to further bust
ness Interests Of old established man
ufucturlug concern. salary Sl2I per month
ana extra prohts applicant must furnish
GOOD reference and have SSon cash Adj
dress Manager J.. @ hoy 1921, Phllade,.
pills. Pa.
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LADIES copy letters at home. 81 10 q,
Per week; END stamped envelope for ap
plicetlon. Monarch supply Co, Dept. -.
Chicago IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23

FAIFHFUL man, good local staniI1r man
nge culce business, this city or other g0ol
HistriAntlug point this season: h0use
lnfEt. Resources established nearly 0laT.
Ter century, mercantile line no soliciting
onlcc drtles Must Furnish $1,000 10 Slapb
cash good references salary Sl25 oar
month. extra commissions - st. PsoI
building, Cincinnati, Ohio
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BoARD-RooMS WANTED

"AN y l-Room with Or Without hrS9j-'
laSl ana supper or late dinner b. elderly
SeNlichian; - ite location ana terms Al.
--- - .--AS olLlec 93
I'm IN ~ MACHINES aud records ar
9ln typewriter tO exchange for
N""in Apd room; private family prefereJ
y y -.rant. us Cepgress srrune ~
~ IklNArE family. hoard AMI Two -o1II
uaE tonrth wsFd. south. r,fsrrn,.,s
ABBY kt2o RrsEoa street. 'NS'sn's ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23

FOR SALE CHEAP Two cars good rice
high; also "a few good saddle and driy
ing horses II, Z. Berry and e. r. Dn
pre-, 1913 Prairie avenue, next TO Cen.
trail fire station "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23

NVIINt n hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders of the lIous-
ton and Texas Central Railroad company
VIII be held at the general ofAce OF the
company In the city Of Houston. Harris
county, Texas. at - o'clock noon. on Mon.
ooay' the Ith day az APRIL. 1902, and that
mo annual meeting OF the board OF direc.
TORS or said company will be held at the
game place and on the same day, mme.
nlately after the adjournment OF the said
annual meeting Of the stockholders VIM,
~ Fleld, Secretary. 4T.02
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23

TRUSTWORTHY MAN TO travel and col
iect for manufacturer; salary $50 nor
mouth and expenses; good route; chance
for advancement; enclose addressed en-
velope. Smith, Mgr, 1856 Dearborn. chi,
cngo. "a
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SPEClAL NOTICE We have appointed A.
elusive agent Tor Houston, who will carry
complete stock ~ our Homeopathic
Remedies LuytlnS Homeopathic Remedy
a. 40
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STRICTLY FOR CASH-Fitteen graded
Jersey cows for dairy use; business es.
tabllshed here for eight years business
good. bur my health is bad, no oppos
tion; popua tion about $500, one mile
from town. A. Westhrook, Elgin, Texas.
Oh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23

MULES FOR SALE A choice lot Of young
mules II to iG hands high and from {
70 u years old; al good quality and nice
~ broken; win sell q carload or in pairs
U, A. Robertson. TAYLOR. Texas. 23
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TYPEWRITERS.

HAVE SECCRED ,ihe services Of an ex.
pert repair man from our Chicago fac.
tory and ann now prepared 10 do ar
kinds OF typewriter repairing. Fay-Sho
Agency. NJ. A. Grant, 1liS Congress Ave.
81
FAY SHo TYPEWRITER or talking ma.
chime sud records 20 cNchBWe, for board
and r"om, private family preferred NJ
Gesnl, llla Ceugress Ave. -
VISIBLE touch typswrlting on the "Biek >.
No. .. So, No. :. $50. 80Opo In use.
spsgial holiday prices for cash W n
knssel. general agent. DaliaA TexsA Il
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THIS COMPANY Is NAMED AS EA-
POSTED N orr VAULT. SUBJECT
70 NOtR CONTROL, FREE or EN-
FFNSE TO YOU. not S1ON LAND
AND TRUST COMPANY. HOUSTON. II
NOTiCE Of STOCKH0TDTRS NEET.
mec,lng ~ ina storlhniders va ~, Nav
yort ,,s arj N,cyt,sn poti,vSv ,,nrn,
pany ha, been called by The board Of
directors 10 assemble al the general Of
trn of tho said company In the town "
Victoria 400 . O'Clock D. m ON the 10th
day of April 1902 tor the purpose or
authorizing and providing far an amend.
, n,,n, To- me H9arlrl OF articles "i moor
iy ,IT noW ,'"P""' ~ us 'o au'u"i-
"a Va .,tpnS i,, ,,,...,,,.t.., ,u,,,,
r.. ,r..,,r t,,,,i,', 49, Wv ,'".' I'm I'm
,ttt '''n."uS "ci,3l NJ an
,barDo wv l,t-vg'a COUNTY,
tbrnnr, M TVn'' nrec.lon
wt""T5u .ns 'VUHlt "t M'tAGoIda ana
INTO hralorla county for distance OF
stati u,.y' .,VN emo va. lcck
eiTr't,l Irr "ran," l'',. '"l aHsluy con-
tho .bgrr,r o." 't,,u'tiugu' OF
~ said conp,rv gIcd >o,.,,, iSSah
FROM connection Win The main Inc Of
said company go Wharton to said Van
NlccN station. and 10 locate construct
maintain and operate said cxtcnsion ~
railroad.
locating. constructing. owning n,aintainS
ing and operating such other branch line
or lines NJ railroad extending either from
connection or concentrate Nith ths
main iinc Of railway nwned hv VA VIA co ome
plny, or from connection with rho
aforesaid branch Inc Of railroad now ex.
tending from Wharton 10 van Week sta
ION Us the stockholders at such meet
S ouau pylrlnlne NJ; smith,
runway Lompany 4-l6
SPECIAL NOTICT--We k5-e onooID1s1
KIcsling druggist. 800 Main. our az
elusive agent Tor ITouSton r,bn ,rtii 40 ~,
n complete stock ~ onr IL ~ SsttS
Remedies Invites HomocnathIr Ramsdv
co. a.
Nnll, = ~ hereby given that the annual
meeting 81 the stockholders of the IIous.
Nm IN Tnu letaS central Railroad company
WIZ be held NJ the general office of the
company In the city Of Houston Harris
county, Texas. at - O'Clock noon. on Mon.
NY the ,th dal az Aprll, 1902, and that
, 40 aInusi meeting Of the board OF direc.
lots or said company will be held at the
game place and on the same day Imme-
nlatey after the adjournment OF the said
annual meeting Of the stockholders. VIM
II EIeld. Secretary. 4T02
is hereby given that the annual meet
ing OF stockholders OF the Galveston
Houston and Northern Railway Com
pahy will he held AZ the general office
OF the company ia the city OF Houston
Harris county, Texas, at IL O'clock a.
m. on the 23th day OF March. i902 and
that the annual meeting on the hoard az
directors of said company will Ne held
o, the same place and on the same dav
Immediately after the adjournment OF the
said annual meeting OF the ;hoIders
b. Seger. Secretary. Al
TOTITr- 1,---I
Ton 81 N'n . niestlnng Vulce OF Hous-
80 80 lawn anu Maghona fark kali
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FOR SALE Choice Hereford, Hoisteln and
Durham bulls. cows and heifers. Hous-
ton Packing Company. n
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MANTED--A girl TO do housework ana
ianndry work references required. Apply
AO3 Hadley, corner Milan. "a
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FOR SALl.-rointers, male and femnIe, 10
months old, lust aike, liver and white.
well grown, fast wide rangers, good noses
staunch on point and back. hold well.
bitch fne retriever in field dog ward
broken TO retrieve, well bred lingo stock 4:
price $50 for pair. Jno. B. Donaldson.
Handler Of Shooting Dogs. Bonneville
Miss *
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WANrEp-Three strictly nrst-class non.
pnion plumbers, $3.50 per day FOR eight
l3rowne x Borum Company. Men,nn,s
lehh 90
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WAN ED--A hustllnc printer and rustier
who viii work for reasonable wages Out
side and case work. Address 641S. this
Once. ~
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WANTED EVERYWHERE Hustiers "a
tack signs. distribute circulars. samples.
etc: no canvassing; good pay Sun Adj.
yertlsing BureanL Chicago. og
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WANTED--A high Frade speciality man " ho
ca1 successfully handle a splendid line
4 With best class OF trade. Address t6ib
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proof that any gent,eman's or nav
dress dyed black by me win either cr6,k
or rub on. r. James Owl steam Dys
Works, Citizen phone 100 1000 Main
street -
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sNANTnDs -fsood stationary cnrmeer and
iron worker. Address az once, 6ia4. THIS
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WANTEn-wsist and skirt hands. Apply
dressmaking department, third moor, Levy