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,pRoPos OF BUTTONS

y H
+f4e rank and file of life,"
Lr- saws. was born to be
dfa I'M the revelation of
1se every button glared
.a quite preternatural
deserving man, who
the world with his
AVE been struck at
..lf of buttons which
Uau and woman pre-
4ug apparel. Buttons
I'd countenance; but
either ornamental nor
Hat button nothing.
.-..- Nh the scale of civil
-- .adualIy disappear;
u..s ones, and later the
U down savage is un-
.pthes and he conse-
uut rejoicing in a single
u'tus. The barbarous
I'D 81 e " nv 1 I's" IL ~:
..'|eu llo'tlll 10 ui9
n.I-- of his form, Many
'.'''As' anu ''i'o''ipie-
-r1ts upon the down
. The status at which
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.'l@ -! ole o"opeii-
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l"lcl as TO say tnat
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menu ''id, mere
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The Republican journal., 1902-08-14
l.. STAPLES,
Manufactures Of The Staples Cele-
brated Halter, also dealer in all
kinds Of Harnesses, Blankets, Cur
ry-Combs, Cards, Brushes, Etc,

Would respectfully announce to the citizens of Belfast and
vicinity that have taken the second door above the
The Republican journal., 1902-08-14
Relief in Six Hours.

$1OO-Dr. X. Detchon's Anti Diuretic
may be worth to you more than 800 if you
Thence of water during Sleep Cures old
and young alike. 1t arrests the trouble at
once. 81. Sold by A. A. Howes & Co.,
Druggists, Belfast, Me. 1y47
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TNELL THE PEOPLE
4 what you want.
REAL ESTATE FoP SALE.

ron RiCe LAND, DON'T TAIL 10 SEE
Us, WE MAKE III A SrEClAbtN.
LANDS ON CANAL, ALSO WELL,
PROPOSITIONS WITH A GUARANTEE
OF WATER FOR IRRtGAIION Al
LESS THAN 100 FEET DEPTH CAN
SELL You 100 ACRES OR MORE, AMI
HAVE THE LARGEST LIST no SIS.
LECI FROM. WILL SELL A LIMITED
AMOUNT WITHOUT CASH PAYMENT
TO PARTIES WHO WILL lMFRUNt
IL RICE. WE OWN MOST on Tlin
LAND WE OFFER AND NAVE pER.
FEET ABSTRACTS. GOOD RICE
LAND fOR $500 10 Sla.ul i'EK ACRE.
WE HAVE A FEW IMPROVED RlClg
FARMS. WE HAVE SPECIAL. RAk-
GAIN IN 1000 ACRE SUGAR AND RICE
PLANTATION. G. W. HAIL a CO,
30 MAIN STREET II
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FOR SALE AZ reasonable ngures, drug
store invoicing about $3.50; on account
Of death of former owner; situated at
Anderson, comfy site OF Crimes county
on the Anderson aud MadYonyiile extern
sion Of the international ana Great North
EN- railroad now under construction;
town OF bright future. Box IL, Auder-
son. Texas. 10
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CHOICE Brazoria county rice ana sugar
land or sale. All II. H. Tolar, 5l3 Binz
buldhg ~
FOR SALE-1O,OOO acres Of timber land
at Dig bargain. For particulars call
on Bedle Bryan. 317lz Main street. y
OIL LANDS-Cholce acreage; close In 20
gushers at Sour Lake; prices moderate
title peffect, for map, etc, address c. q.
Parsons towner), Bryan, Texas. Il
sIHz sETTEGAsr BUY. SELL AND
EXCHANGE PROPERTY, ROOM 2is,
BINz BUILDING Il
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FIRST CLASS business FOR exchange for
farm, ranch or city property, la one OF
the best towns IN this State. 120'acre
rice farm on canal near Eagle Lake, for
sale cheap n taken at once. We have any
thlng you want IN the way OF vacant lots
ana nice homes Have a frst class ranch
with beautiful S-roon house near Hcus'
ton or viii exchange for city property:
oliver Cranston a Co. 1l9 Main. II
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FRESH SHIPMENTS wEEKLy-Upy.
ler's candies. bonhons and chocolates;
pound, so cents haf-pound. 10 cents
Crescent Drug Store. $40 Main street.
corner Preston avenue. II
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WILSON'S HACK sTAND-Phone 1900;
ten hacks; Office open night ana Day 20 20
extra charges for night calls ~
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.nTHERS READ POST
NJ Want Ads. Do you?

~ Want Ads. DO YOU? |
FOR SALE
----.---.
FOR SALE--Return ticket to san Az 1
Address 1888 this office - I
ron sArr -ora ipnch Uagon 9o,, rop.
rrcs avenue ~
st,,,,,r ,,t,e,,7 All tT- i' It, 49,
Mar ana classical music at nedrilt
Street opposifc Rice hotel aS
.'PP''i'O- N - --------------- -
Pl AMOS IN w9ria,le9,SSw nov Chiekerins
ll9ne y, lhe IVY IN y, Wv 5loiNt W. 1te
onnnsit, Rirs bmtei se"" ~
,,,.>ne ,. --------,-
tANSIlS- .'tethSi hl Iu,,S. the lIEeSt s,o,A
s,,,,i .,,i, i,.,r.,,,s n s an nd',s
guns this week All sheet music half
price Thos. Goggnu X Bro. NlHin
street, opposite Rice hotel. ~
PIANOS Resides the Chickeginr thc ar
tistlr pinnos OF the world we carry the
celebrated Kranlch & Bach Emerson
Goggnn and other pianos; we dna't ,rll
Shoddy pianos: everything Ia the mn ir
Inc rhos Goggan 4 Bro opposite
Rice hotel Huus ton. %
W D,,rt,r, o.,... ----,,,-- -,III,,-- 81
nhSne ar e,rrtric rs,INny nolrs. 95 ~ SO
fF a,v"o -, 1870 ~ Pt t ut
sbinnnnts 80 r,,rat,y Nnnnfnrf,,r,,,f, ~
iuninr acknowledgements ieGarsou.
Tcxns 10 io
ONE sTT0YD-TIYD ren1Ine 61ctboord
In ponJ condition S95 NiosehSrt & XII.
Ter Go. 20
FOR SALE-One saw mill, 10000 capacity:
In,o. " ~ ris nv g. ~, ,t ~ INV,
~, 0.i' , vne,u,' ~ 0" mn ~, "
co,npe'ei Deflns, S''"s ~ nv :" ~
/ YTII4oSf cheap t9r c"s I5 ,, L. puNld'o1n,
-
49, AOn ~, "vru eN, IN M va" ~
/ Stacy's drug store, Rice hotel; phone
454 Whitaker, grower and impoSl,
VI
! FOR SALE-New upright piano a DIE
/ bargain; scarf ana stool MIS- X l.;
~, IGel19S; as Alll9ll- =
bHh SALG-A most desirable nu''a mn,
/ pi"rcc InnnIyo os /, iTaiT ~
! = -
/ MONEA FOUND-lf you VIII avail yoursclt
OF the sacrifice sale OF two cars straight
s si ana tueuiluer surrey G"hopy ana en- ,
stSlps: doctors stanhopes; one car mae.
tons. buckboards and hacks. etc. two line
delivery wagons. Sl25 rubber.tired buggy
for $50 $50 rubbcr-tired buggy for Se5
low-cut stick seats $50 with leather
/ spIHe cushion lour-P"ssehsef' sprluE-
cushion, ieatherirlmmed CANOPY tor sur
I'VE C nnn ,o' ~, tt.eIS ,u'n' y9u yam
Stock U " ond Srs rio,s Ca liz or Sr,c new ",
once. Emil ii. Baumgarten, Schulenbure
Texas. -
NTgF RTTTCY- 6aIf mice 400 T'7T171De
street -
T0R Sal 7I1-,IooIc-I T51T T-,I- Il, 800,
condition 1nnuirc ~ on"r IIon San Io,
cinto -,
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WOOD! WO0Di WOOD Ready for tile
SLY - NeS9zSE -o-o Houston avg
--l nuv, - oll paonC 1gI l. ~
NEW eightcen.i inch alright heater and Ave
Joints of pipe for 81 so John seldom.
1906 Congress. ~
GOOD, gentle horse aud new buggy; will
SOIL reasonable Apply $40 Commerce
avenue, Davis ~ Stedman. n
For SANE, nj Inc comlnISS Sion mons, Louis
lana and Prai5io rtup wood M RI II ner
cord Phone No ISL now nho0e m
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NANhlA Nh lMNlNp' Nusm9ns, lols
FrankIin. CITIZENS phone t606. ia
WE ARE the leaders in agricultural i'm.
VIII be convinced why we have become
such. Korn Wagon ana Implement Co,
-yul WASHINGTON street IL
OUR STOCK of gul:urs. yioIlng, occor.
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THIRD WARD six lots on Congress,
nice residence on Austin half block
on Mcrhcnuy; 75Xl25 on In Branch, cor
ner. Wcathlr5by & Co, ll0IM Congress
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I t is EASY TO TRADE
Il through Post Want Ads
FINANCIAL.

~ HOUSTON LAND AND TRUST COM
RANY TRANSLATES A GENERAL.
TRUST COMPANY BUSINESS. II
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FOR SALE Grocery one of the best
stands IN the Fifth ward, with a good
business established. Address 2i23, THIS
office. -
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FOR SALE OR LEASE Store and four
living rooms, bath and pantry; one whole
block; suitable for good physician or
grocery; ten miles ON Southern l'hchc
railroad, IN front OF station, ten miles
from Houston; shell road an the wny
from Houston; artesian water; VIII sell
everything, furniture and liue chickens.
cow and ali; 5000 cash, cement walks;
call or wrtc MI fenced and well Inn
proved. Mrs Holiday, Pasadena, Texas.
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WANTED 70 borrow $1,000. security:
S'uco stock In paying enterprise. nov
worm 10 per cent above par, STln cash
margin nid life Insurance policy for
5000 Address Reliable" this Office. II
MONEY to lonn 10 build- Inv imrrovc ~.
pay Hens on zeal estate; pay bnck by In
slHllments Of $50 per month on the
SlODO. or rs much more as you wish
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"A DOCTOR viii sell his home IN Middle
West Texas; small railroad town; good
munty Write for information tlO2
this office u
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Tom PhelekeT's Tar nt' ss soaP' nm IN.
n, ~ crssScssII,, l5e; Ben Levy I
\; -: corner s'y PPsstooSE pg store. Sl9
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FOR sALE-Two NEW HOUSES IN
THIRD WARns ALL MODERN IN.
pRONENiFNTS CERTAINLY FAR
GAINS. SEE n. L. MILLS, PIG MAIN
II
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h9vIfe and daughter.
hrd 10 select family;
hoarders. or would
Is for light house
, nchanEed. Postonicee
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VIA watsoe, o. hair switches for
Il pariors ,' 4 Williams bs ~
"slus Naa hair store. ioIp
q
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| TITLE WANT ADS
l-4 bring big results.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
WHO'S AIMEE: ScU Aimee. You'll SCI
who's Aimee. y
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SITUATIONS

YOUNG COLOREI.ei
Of few hours wduf
gentleInan's rOOm,s
to Z p. N. Appl u
Leola. 4
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MY FARM. GOO acres on rice canal, Joins
J. NJ. Frost and sugar farm near Rich.
mcnd. house, etc. also timber; win sch
standing or cut. Terms apply Mrs Ia
hur 6l4 Clay avenue. %
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MY FINE AUTOMOBILE Tor exchange for
real estate, etc, never uncrated: salts
factory selling reason. $. II. Huston, old
phone SOB II
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BOARD ROOM

WANTED Room and I
of stable for horse 4
gentlemen going into
dress 1893, this office
GENTLEMAN, with
wishes rooms and ho
close IN, no other
rent furnished room
Keeping; references c
Box 1915.
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FOR SALE-A good profitable business at
supplies and second -hand books; win In.
voice at about $1,000 Charles II. Nun,
ger Investment Co.. 9l5h Congress ave-.
nue. %
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aFgsslaappAs lLDEsCHWILER, fash.
4 ..6 ZIG NJ, lessons given IN dress
4. LAWS street. Houston.
y, la-i
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WANTED Gentleman partner 10 rnr
rooming house business, Mrs. Bdwa! Dis
this ohice. ~
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WANTED Partner for a saw min to keen
lumber yard In Houston, same must have
few thousand dollars capital. Address
lisa, this ofiice. q
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED Silent partner with about 5000
capital for a well paving saw mill In or
dor TO enlarge same for export business
nun rs well situated. plenty Of logs near
hyi prospects excellent, Oners address
1883 this office Is
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YOUNG LADY desired
ion or nurse to In.
ences. 2i5I, this OH
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HeIs in Sii SADDLES made by
z "a Congress, next Iheo.
4 IT5Ts----- II
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se.,y Relieve and Usmlana TahIe1s
"a 4 = Impotence Pc Permanently cure
| |SSslsSsy sy.p Ssen 9on Pharmacist,
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FOR SALE-one saw mill, 10000 capacity;
one Phoenix engine 1lx14; one builec,
4Ixl2; one engine SKI; one cutoff saw
complete; betting etc. an in so ID
order; cheap for cash. 5. l.. Davidson,
l119 Hardy street Houston. 20
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is WANTED.

board with privilege
IA and buggy by two
ed business here. Ad-
20
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FOR sALE-A snap-Four thousand-dol'
lar stock general merchandise In hay
and rice district. Sales this year about
S25,OO0; practically no competition; good
profits. "A-one" business proposition;
Address G.. this Office. Y
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FOR SALE 1852 acres land on Trinity
river In Madison county, Texas; all IN
der good threc-Ntrc fence; 100 ncrrs In
cultivation; nine houses in good repair,
twelve different fields and pastures; also
10 head Of cattle; or will sell without
cattle; Hes on river, nearly ull being river
bottom land. rcrus One.thlrd cash.
balance to suit purchaser W. NJ. For.
rest, Midway, Texas. 30
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BANKRUPT BOOK aud Stationery Stock
bankrupt stock invoicing about 5000
must be sold at once; a good opportunity
10 get into good business; particulars. A.
Bunert, Jr., trustee CorscanR, Texas ~
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4 esf0iless 5self cured viii 1Iq ia9d niIl,
y A. Bsls Permanent home ,, MORN Torn
Box 1912, Chicago.
|, odpce5 lo-1
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kse s6 : oSS,A,.NAToRIUM. Hico- Texos
Ncaipe v eurg Of all opium, NOR.
4 3; eYerg Nv whisky aud otner drug
Z without V rSi, treated on it's own
2ilteel. Sc pam, but a positive cure
Vitll perfac lure no pay; keep your
fgbbest My satisfied. Address i,
n ~ superintendent, Hico.
E. IN 'S1-:.---------- 12-S
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,lslnai ard whisky habits cured;
slll cue Sniy Matthews Home IN
ss without r ny case IN zen to TWEEN,
4 ,youg mosssu or injury 10 patient;
y case ny ~ bank, pay wheu
IN t1penses allure wiil bear all
! Us both wavs Nhlle here; also rail
The Msfihs' pest references. Ad.
,salsws, n news Home" Harvey
.sas tsSa A. AIS, superintendent, SO
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAbE--Returu ticket 60 SAN An
tonic good TN sd; reasonable price.
Address 1888, this ofiicc. -
grcS avenue. -
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PATENTS Protect your ideas. no allow
auec, 40 fee, consultation free; estab
lishcd 1854, Milo y stevens x Co, S11
l4th street, Washington
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KATY BARKER RICE LAND In proven
shallow well country; section No 81;
half way between qNaty and Barker, at
$50 The Pudor. Hoover Land Co, sole
agents, 3074 Main street, Houston,
Texas n
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NINE lots in the town of Ennls. two blocks
OF shops; also machine repair shop IN one
OF the best railroad towns IN the state;
cheap for cash or will trade FOR good stock
cattle Address Byran, 20l4 Rusk avenue.
~
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FOR RENT--A fine farm, large house, two
large barns and artesiln well; none out
hrst-class farmer need apply; hne OPP
portunty for the right man; man that
IS not afraid 10 work aud who viii at
tend strictly to the farm; references re.
qured. 1871 this ofIce. y
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A sNArl A BARGAIN! 800 acres rice
land or half within one mile from
main caual, four miles from crosby or
southern Pacific railroad Ia this county,
to $40 acrctrncts north ana south OF
Crosby at from $40 90 $40 per acre;
hne rice, cotton aud cane land; lip
acres ono mile from station; an ideal
rice tract with 100 aCrcs timber, bayou
runs through land; 300 yards frcm Mgln
canal, eleven miles from Houston; a nne
speculation at SIG per acre to a quick
buyer worth $50, we advise ven 10
look into this at once. The prd e
Hoover Land company, 3u7is Main
street, Houston, Texas. %
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

fags red fire ard carnival
goods at Chas. Helm, 6l0 Preston avenue
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10000 ACRES OF land in La Sale cuunN
Texas, at 81 IN acre. W. II. Graham 4
Co., Cuero Texas. lf-3A
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PERSONAL.

j, i. HUICHlNS, Nayasota. Texas, man
ufactures saive tina: Will cure letter.
eczema, ringworn or old sores OF any
Kind; price 81 per box; any one buying
one box of this saive not benefited, money
refunded Write for Testimonials. I-iS-US
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PILES, PILES, PILES-Cured Mt nome, no
knife no danger, no pain, no matter now
long standing. Write for particulars De-
Duncan, Iyiur, Texae. -l-24
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PIANOS Besides the Chickcsing, the ar
tistlc pianos Of the world. we carry the
celebrated Kranlch X Bach, Emerson,
Goggun aud other pianos; we dna't scll
shoddy pianos everything Ia the mn &C.
Tine rhos Goggan \ Bro opposite
Rice hotel. Houston. -
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WANTED-To hire twette nty-hye teams 70
assist IN harvesting .oj sur rice crop GoI f oS
team and driver Addreozeiss us NashiaDH;
Texas. Brooks Bros. Z Co
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WANTED--A partner with some capital OF
htst class paying lumber business and
planing mill, Address 1440, this office. -
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TINS IS no cooperative or trust company
IN winch YOU have to wait your turn, but
Is nigh rated banking company that has
plenty Of money TO loan at moderate in
lercst: everything absolutely definite;
loans closed promptly. Pope, room 335
Mason building On
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RICE LAND BARGAIN School section,
Gao acres, two miles from principal hold
tugs IreNdwAy canal. jefferson county
some fence: $40 per acre cash S9S8 due
State In thirty-scVCu years ut per cent.
Address "Owner," Hamshire. Texas, -
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pkIsasoAAaE eLEY INSTITUTE IN Tex-
cue Of WIS., t indian Territories for
tobacco sdsnIlssiAy' morphine, cocaine
Place, nS aiiuen j. II, Keith, Bel.
,-------- -..ls, texas, 12-5
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FOR SALE-A handsome Third ward resi-.
dence one-quartcr block, on Crawford
street Bette Bryan, Si7i6 Main street
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WANTED orders for cypress piling, tele-
phone or electric railway polrs: d to 80
feet lengths carried In stock; prompt
shipments. Turraus Manufacturing Co.,
lumber manufacturers Jefferson,
Texas 1919
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LIVESTOCK AND Pou and ndfETKl

FOR SALE-Sheep rauSDIfh ready stocheu
with 5000 head. Addrenooess VIM. Is. Jones
Singer, La. e9pi l-2O0.
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PERSONAL.

IN lNsWERs to advertisements IN
" asle S.' for week ending saturday,
n EOy ,lrs - C. Ii. Allen; A. T.; 24o2;
,e 81 . 1879 1902; l202; l77S; 14J4;
lo-.i 49, 19y-' y y. 1870; 1855; 1866;
~. ~ -'V SSslfred Cab ielson; jim
Nvoi 9e5, i8ST. 1851; 24O7; 1871;
,tlsgn' i iv i707 Desk: lisa: 1873;
iSso, ,o liSo 5A1o 13s6: 1861: L.; 1887;
il ~ 10 SS,,q. i0sS. l2sS, 1918; 1888;
i iSS9 l730; 12l4; 1864; 1864; 2lOl;
' hi, i3Q0: 1890; OXidene; 1916
iSS i2i8 l270; 1895; l046 (2li
,SSS: Worker; 1888; 1919; 1249i lS40i
ig1j.
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SHEET MuSiC-AH the late standard pop.
uar ana classical music at omelmlt
price. Thos. GesgGu " BrCs., M1n
street. opposite Rice hotel. -
Morris tribune., 1902-10-18
Shoes

We are very anxious that you should
investigate our line of s, oes before
making your fall and winter purchases
We aim to carry only the best in quail
ity and only the prevailing styles in
Mems, Boys Women's and Childrep's
shoes. They are built to fit the feet
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Morris tribune., 1902-10-18
GRIM REAPER BUSY.
Two Old Residents Pass Away in
the Twilight of their Lives.
DAVID KOEHNTOP.

David Kohentop, one of the oldest
residents Of Stevens county, died 81
his home in Swan Lake, last
Sunday, Oct. II, after short illness
Mr.. Koehntop came from the old
country in 1871, and for the last thir
ty-one years, has lived with his family
in Swan Lake. He was very sue
cessful farmer, having acquired con-
siderable property during his thirty
years residence in Stevens county,
and was highly respected citizen.
He leaves a wife, two sons and one
daughter to mourn him. His sons,
E iward and Charles, are both we'll
to-lo farmers of Swan Lake, aud
his daughter is the wife of Herman
Neitzel, also resident of Swan Lake
Funeral services we're held in the
G. 'rman Lutheran church Wednes
day afternoon and the remains in
t4rred in the Swan Lake cemetery.
JAMES FOLEY.
James Foley, aged 6l,also an old
resident of Stevens county, died at
his home in Pepperton last Tuesday
morning of typhoid pneumonia. He
had been in poor health for number
of wears. and Was thus nuahIo to with
stand the ravages of the disease
which led to his death. Deceased
was bachelor, and has no relatives
in this vicinity. He came to this
county in the seventies, and for the
past twenty years has followed farm
ing, as a successful occupation.
Funeral services were held in the AS
sumption church Thursday morning,
Rev. Goebel officiating.
Morris tribune., 1902-10-18
COLUMBIAN CONCERT CO"PANY,
Return Engagement at the Methodist
Church Monday Evening.
County Auditor

Return Engagement at the Methodist
Church Monday Evening.
The Columbian Concert Opera Co.,
which gave such excellent satisfaction
at the opera house last Monday even
ing have been secured for return
engagement, and will appear at the
Methodist church next Monday even
ing, under the auspices of the Ladies
Social Union. All who were present
at the opera house Monday evening
will want to hear them again, and all
who were not, cannot afford to miss
hearing them this time. The COM
pany is one of the strongest musical
organizations on the road Their re-
pertoire is composed of only the
higher classics,and is executed by ex-
ceptional artists, who have gained
notoriety in many of the larger cities
of the west, through real merit. With
20 exception the numbers Monday
evening were heartily encored and
met the appreciation of the large
audience, and we can heartily endorse
the Ladies Social Union in securing
them for return engagement. There
will be an entire change Of program
Monday evening, with the exception
of few numbers which will be re-
peated by special requested. Prices
IS cents, children 25 cents.