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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-09-02
LoaE, THE ORCHARD AND THE DONKEY
Col. J. C. L. Harris Back from California.
Big Orchard aud Small Donkey

"LOGE," THE Go. So. uDH 6. g. 6
Col. j. G. l.. Harris, the ioviaI God of
War, is back in town. after his trip
through Utah, Colorado and California.
He is looking we'll, and sunny smiles
wreath his war-like face as he greets
his friends on his old hunting grounds
once more.
A story was going the rounds yesterday
to the effect that while in California,
the Colonel has Travelled through a peach
orchard ninety miles long and forty
miles wide. This rumor came from a
source of news as pure as CHANGERS s,
"Well of English undefled," and as
veracious as the good Ananias in Holy
Writ
However, the News and Observer re-
porter must find out for himself, so he
goes to the jolly god, clasps his ample
hand and asks if the story be true.
The rotund Colonel smiled an expen-
sive smile. "It was very natural mis-
take" said he "for these figures to be
be multiplied by ten. That orchard was
nine miles long and four miles wide. 1t
was near Stockton"
And the reporter heaved a sigh of re-
lief. and went his way rejoicing.
Col ]. c.. l.. has brought number of
souvenirs of his trip with him, and one
of his most priced and cherished is a
picture of himself seated upon a meek.
patient and small donkey. The scene is
laid at the foot of Pixies Peak, and the
poor donkey is quite buried beneath the
massive proportions of the Colonel. who
gazes into the cloud with deep reflection
printed in his eyes.
This picture has moved one of the
poets of the city to making classic verse.
and he thus MARBLES as he gazes upon the
picture:
As witty as Horatius FIaccus,
As great a Jacobin as Gracious,
As stout but not so short as Bacehus,
Riding on a little Jackus.'
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BRAIN FOOD NONSENSE.

Another ridiculous food fad has been
branded by the most competent authori-
ties. They have dispelled the silly notion
that one kind of food is needed for brain,
another for muscles, and still another for
bones. A correct diet will not only nour-
ish a particular part of the body, but 1t
will sustain every other part. Yet, how
ever good your food may be, its nutri-
ment is destroyed by indigestion or dys-
pepsia. You must prepare for their ap-
pearance or prevent their coming by
taking regular doses of Green's August
Flower, the favorite medicine of the
healthy millions. few doses aids di-
gestion, stimulates the liver to healthy
action, purilles the blood, and makes you
feel buoyant and vigorous. You can get
this reliable remedy at w. H. King Drug
Co.'S three Stores.
Get Green's Special Almanac.
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Defendants i'm the Merger
Suit Reply.
Continued from First Page.)

the date at $3.50 per share and pay there
for in shares of its own capital stock at
par. Except as aforesaid they say that
the Securities Company has not offered
or sought to purchase any stock of
either of said railway companies in ex-
change for it's own shares They say
that the Securities Company has also
purchased for cash a large amount of the
shares of the defendant railway COM
panies and of other companies. Il
They deny that James j. Hill was at
any time the principal or controlling
stakeholder of the Great Northern, and
say that while said James j. Hill was
for short time nominally a director of
the Northern Pacific Company, he never
cast any vote as such.
The defendants deny any and all man
ner of unlawful combination and con-
federacy.
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HOSIERY BY CAR LOAD.
The Raleigh Hosiery Mills Make Big Ship
ment to Virginia.

The Raleigh Hosiery Company of this
city, yesterday shipped solid car load
of one number of it's boys school hose in
voiced at over $4,000, to Long & Riddick,
one of the largest iobbers of Richmond
Va. This shiment. which is part of a
large sale made to this concern, will be
duplicated October LIST.
1t speaks well for this mill to have
such customers who use such quantities
of particular number, and shows that
outside merchants have confidence in the
quality of the mills production. On
Wednesday of this week another SOLID
car load of hosiery will be shipped
through to Texas common points.
Mrs. James p. Ferrall and children ar
rived yesterday afternoon from their
home, Montgomery, Ala, and are visiting
the families of Messrs. j. r. and Joseph
Ferrall
Miss Annie Colvert returned to her
home in Statesville yesterday afternoon
after a visit to Mrs. w. A. Cooper.
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81 WERE LICENSED
Out of the Fifty-fOur AppIi-
cants to Practice Law.
The Papers We're Finally Passed on Yesterday
by the Supreme Court. Names Of
Successful Candidates.

The examination papers of the candi-
dates to practice law were passed or
yesterday by the Supreme Court.
Out of the fifty-four applicants, thirty
were successful, and to them licenses to
practice law have been issued.
The successful young men are:
Linville H. Alfred, Franklin county.
Everett ]. Britt, Robson county.
James C. Carter. Forsyth county.
Robert H. Dye, Cumberland county.
Charles d. Koonce, Onslow county.
Josiah G. Kittrell, Vance county.
Joseph A. Leigh Tyrrell county
David l.. McDuffie, Cumberland county
GUSTS M. Muse, Moore county.
Wayland L. Newton, Wake county.
Henry Reynolds, Forsyth county.
George D. B. Reynolds, Moore county.
Ernest F. Upchurch. Wake county.
Leonidas B. Williams, Richmond
county.
Elmer NJ. Shaffer, Wake county.
stephen A. Douglas. Guilford county.
Edmund r. Preston, Mecklenburrg
county.
Allan D. Ivie, Rockingham county.
Leon T. Cook, Robson county.
James A. Gwyn, Haywood county.
Guy V. Roberts, Madison county.
Watson L. Luther, Buncombe county.
Charles B. King, Moore county.
Junus ID. Grimes Uitt county.
George s. Reynolds, Buncombe county.
Williaf W. Hyams, Buncombe county.
Julius Brown, Pitt county.
Bernard A. Brooks, Nash county.
CASTOR w. Taylor, Nash county.
Philip H. Busbee, Wake county.
Thomas l.. Wright, Sampson county.
Whitehead Kluttz, Rowan county.
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LIVELY COUNTY CONVENTION
This is the Prospect When the GuiIford Demo
Gratis Meet on Saturday.

Some interesting debating in the coun-
ty convention next Saturday is expect-
ed on account of the fact that Gllilford
Democrats haven't become accustomed
to the primary system. 1t appears that
the primaries of Friday night and Sat
urday cut out the work of the conven-
ton, leaving nothing for the convention
to do. Some Democrats who didn't at
tend the primaries will want the con-
vention to exercise its old-time preroga-
tive and a spirited debate on the oues-
ton is likely to come up
1t looks now as if Mr.. John J. Nelson
would be nominated for Clerk of the
Superior Court and General James D.
Glenn for the Senate in the Democratic
convention next Saturday. At least the
primaries Friday night and Saturday
showed its preference on the part of
those Democrats who attend for the
gentlemen mentioned. Mr. Nelson when
seen this morning said that he had heard
from nineteen out of the twenty-nine
voting precincts and that they gave him
IS votes in the convention and Mr..
Rankin 81. So votes are more than
enough to elect.
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HOPED TEEY WOULD HAVE
:T0FAT THEIR CAILDREN
Brutal Remark of Mine Guard Makes Increase
of sentinels at the Galleries
Necessary.
(By the Associated Press.)

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Sept. IAN extra
guard was placed at all of the collieries
of the Kingston Coal Company, Edwards
Vile. today The strikers have been in
an angry mood since Saturday, because
one of the guards at number mine is
alleged to have made the remark that
he hoped the mines would keep closed
until the strikers became so hungry that
they would have to eat their children.
William Williams, the superintendent of
the mine, has promised the strikers that
if it can be proven that such remark
was made he will discharge the guilty
man at once.
The authorities are investigating the
fire which destroyed the barn of David
Davis. at Edwardsville, last Saturday
night Davis is a coal and iron police
man. and the striking miners, it is al
legged. made threats against him. 1t is
now believed that the barn was set on
fire. The fire communicated to an ad-
joining barn and both structures were
destroyed.
Tamaqua, Pa, Sept 1.-Quiet prevailed
today in the Panther Creek Valley. The
non union men employed at breakers No.
and No. II of the Lehigh Coal and
Navigation Company reported for work
IS usual.
A platoon of Company A went by
trolley cars from Manila Park to Sum
nit Hill as a guard for the non-union
men, while the Governors troop, Cap
tain OFT, patrolled the valley Their ser
vices were not required, however, as
very few people were on the streets and
no attention was paid to the workmen
or soldiers.
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the Rural Free Delivery Service, will
be here on September 9Th to examine
routes Nos. 1926, $685. and 59597, and
if the routes are practicable, applicants
for carriers positions will be examined
at this time
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new, splendidly situated within three
blocks of depot. Business interest else
where prompts disposition of the prop
erty. Address, S. A. j., Box 707, Colds
boro, N. c.
aug 19--m-2t w
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[ WANT EVERY MAN AND WOMAN
in the world interested in being cured
of opium or whiskey addiction, either
at home or at a sanitor;um. to write
for my book free. DIR. B. M. Wooley,
Atlanta, Ga.
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WANTED.-MENW WHO ARE WEAK
or diseased to write for free booklets
edited by the leading and most sue
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Address, Newton Hathaway, NJ. D.,
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section to introduce our goods; ex-
perience unnecessary; good salary and
expenses; Emanuel Company. Station
j., New York City. 8-3-5t suns
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/. writes Mrs Ida NJ. De Ford. of I.atona. Hubbard
Co, MINI. uHave doctored with great many
physicians-some specialists; have twice been
regarded as hopeless one. and they knew not
what the trouble was. Heart was bad; stomach
all out of order; tired out severe pains in all
parts of the body; sinking spells, and nearly
every ailInent a woman could heve. I toosS
many bottle of patent medicines without
scription, and ten months aftcrward I gave
birth to a ten-pound boy. IN 6hyStctastS rad
stated as a fact that ne9eY eonld bear a child.
got along splendidly-fhankst to your medicines
The Common Sense Medical Adviser,
1908 large pages, i'll paper covers, is sent
free on receipt of 2I one-cent stamps to
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LADIES.-USE OUR HARMLESS
remedy for delayed or suppressed per-
Tod; it cannot fail Trial fee Paris
Chemical Co., Milwaukee. Wis.
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To Examine Rural Delivery Routes

Especial to News and Observer.)
Newton, N. c., Sept Mr. A. j..
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WANTED-TRAVELIN statesmen
retail trade; $1,000 and expenses, OIL
commission. Manufacturers, 1856 Wa
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CINCHO RELIEVES HEADACHE
For sale at all soda fountains.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-09-24

WANTED--TwO boarders, private family,
Main ST., near public school. Apply at the
Progress office.
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GULfPORT. HATTIESBURG AND JACKSON

Parties can leave Jackson in the af
ternoon and reach Mobile or points on
the Gulf Coast the same night. or take
the L. & N. Coast Train in he morning
and go to interior towns without lying
over in Gufport.
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COUNTY PENSION BOARDS
Which is to Meet in jackson ir
February.
Special to the Daily Progress.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, Sept. 24-An effort will
be made to arouse interest in the
proposed convention of county pen
sion boards to be held in Jackson on
the second Tuesday in February,
next year.
The object of the convention is to
discuss the various features OF the
pension law, and to decide upon
culling out certain classes who are
now participants in the annual dis
tribution without proper right, yet
who have not actually violated the
law in making application.
The convention is called at the
suggestion of the pension board of
Leflore county, and the resolution
adopted has been sent to the boards
of the other counties with the view
of securing Its adoption and the APP
poIntment of members to attend the
convention.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-13

FINANCIIT-Money made AZ 81,
plumbing well done. plop., a.
Plumbing and Manufaetnllas
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HAVE one million cubic yards 4 4
work to sublet at Jacksonville. II
good prices; pay both ways; free tin
tation over Southern Pacific, Apply u
office In Jacksonville or Orange, IA
g. A. Robinson, contractor
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NOTICE TO CONTRACT0RS-S J
rice canal work from Pine Island Y
to Sour Lake, Texas. to let, pfltk :.
material good; fills average for
water good; high and healthy wi
supply haul short; will pay gom 4
see us before all Is taken. Address
Dutton hotel. Beaumont, Texas y,
Bros. & Co.
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WANTED--Mnn who are weak or diseased
TO write for free booklet edited By tho
leading and most successful specialist In
the United States Address y. Newton
Hathaway. NJ d., a15 Alamo plaza, san
antonio, Texas.
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TYPEWRITERS.

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EDUCATIONAL

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SEALED PROPOSALS w;ii -.
at this office up to JuIv ~ Mz|
the. surveying and fencinc ~ ~
Jacinto battlefield. located in H. VI
ty, Texas. Specifications ~ ns w
can be secured by applyIns !, w
dersigned. Sam Harlan, Sunf y, !.
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MYSTIC ORACLE-Mag fortune teller
dream book; secret IF foretelling future
eyents wonderful. mysterious book, 1Oc.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

HHSsA F. O. E. Houston Aerie No. 6S.
Sf$tX meets second and fourth Sundays
aH IA ~ each month 81 . o'clock p. m,
&TAilM knights OF Pythias hail, Main
Ns13SS-SY street Visiting brothers wei
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BOARD, ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED First class board and largo
south room, close IN for couple ana
h-year-old boy, Address Ta20. this OF.
nee. l3
A PLEASANT ROOM and hoard 10 lady
In exchange for assistance In care Of two
chtldren references exchanged. Apply
$500 Milan, on South End car line. 13
LARGE south front upstalrs room with
good board private family; modern con.
veriences. 1210 Travis. 10
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MARRY-Seud Pc for hig descriptive list,
ladies' or gentlemen; many rich and want
10 marry. Mutual Exchange, Denver,
Colo.
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$500 TO LOAF on Houston 'Sslsl
residence property; one 70 vr.,sSutst !
lowest rates Il interest, settIntd
ments II desired; no delay Mn, ", ~ nc Y
money. Apply TO n. Il; nv 30
street, or address p. o. bo'
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$1,000 to loan on good city real esa "
curity; 6 per cent interest; , loNs
desired. F. e. Pye, Khan bol.oles
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PERSONAIs-M NV husband was hard
drinker for over twenty years: | cured
him by a simple home treatment and If
any person who really Wishes to cure
drunkenness will write TO me | will glad
" tell him how | did It; ] am sincere
In this offer and as 1 have nothing 10
sell | want no money. Mrs. Margaret
Anderson, ITO Hillburn, n. Y.
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7
NANTED-A few more nrst.class brick.
layers at our mill at Coltharp, Texas
take the Eastern Texas railway at Luf,
r. A. Love, superintendent. II
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FINANCIAL.

WE HAVE safe deposit vaults fG y
venience Of investors; rates IeD
Houston Land and Trust Co, hoa'A|
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.
'UNN a. MUM,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CROCKETT, TEXAS.

W, J, Townsend. Attorney at Law and
Seneral COLLECTION Agent. President Ange
Una County National Bank. Lufkin, Texas.
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOR SALE--A young gentle mare at
bargain. 2114 Carr street, corner Lee,
Fifth ward 13
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WANDA boom to womanhood; the only
reliable female regulator; n purely vege-
table compound which positively cures
all female Irregularities, disturbances ana
palms from whatever cause: immediRtQl
RELIEF guaranteed; price 81; write FOR cir
enlar, The indian Medicine Co.. Cox a7l,
| Denver Colo,
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ONE Low number, matured conIiIs4
ton Cooperative company ior I,is
5000 due Address 1224. tnls olHs.
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lENLARGE your bust. ladies' four 10 ten
inches Mt home with DR.. Conwav's Bust
Tnbloids ut tri1iag cost; $1,000 COR case
we can not; those developed in past
twelve years prove It's permanent: sealed
facts &c stamps. Conway Snechc Co.
10 Temple place. Boston. Mass III
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FOR SALE-Two contracts y . MI
Home Builders company u ncwsts
Nos. 79 and "a: cheap. y. Il Ner''-
Kane street.
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WANTED have 300000 cubic mt
grading TO let on Santa Re extepsnH
San Augustine to Center, Texas; trIl
md good prices. l.. ], Smith, cctu;l
Center, Texas.
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HOTELS, SUMMER RESORTS

favorlte summer retreat among the hills,
the Beerne Hotel offers pleasure seekers
and the travelling public superior accom-
modatons Clarke, proprietor, s-lS
HOTEL ELNoRE b., Cleveland, Texas,
Will open up on May l. 1902, 70 the tray.
cling public; II Is just completed with
twenty-five upto date rooms, modern fur
niture and fixtures, under the manage
fuent or Mrs. ). w. Wright T.2s
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UIAe- tsamt aAA
. tr;na Ga res4ttS.
TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

SOME beautiful Drummer addition lots for
trade clear for land. X c. Gray, 5oa
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A. Please give me your address At
dress d. f., this office
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PERSONAL.

'Do 1T Now'-Take Heptol, cleanse the
system OF impurities and keep well;
Heptol is paistable harmless ana resu
lntes the liver; guaranteed by all drug
gists Price So cents.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANG E--The finest
proposition In Texas; eighty acres in Har-
din county, adjoining oil well being
finest OF indications; for Houston resi-
dence property or Jersey cattle. Address
1850 this office. lO
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AN excellent little farm. fourteen miles
south of Houston. with cattle, horses,
mules, implements and n complete hay
change for other property in Houston or
Chicago. f. c. Lamb & Co., All Bnz
building. Id
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for Houston
acres: $50 acres In fine state OF Guilt
walton. seven rent houses. sis miles south
of Columbus Colorado county. Address
Box 81, Welmar. Texas IL
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OFFICE of State Purchasing Is.., !
tin, Texas, June 27.-seaied nr Ns,,l
be received by the Understand p \ \.
Texas. until 10 o'clock a. M
July 20. next. and then onsnsa "
nlshlng one or all the TeYas st,,s
table and eleemosynary institss,t,s.,
three to twelve months snnni,
ming September 1, 1902. Of M
enumerated In the undernoteS ss1..3
referred IN and ,nodo x.-I sei,I
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FOR RENT.

MOVING AND STORAGE THREE NEW
WAREHOUSES;. CENTRALLY LO-
GATED. LOWEST RATES on SToR-
AGE. MONEY LOANED ON FURNl-
TURE. PACKING AND SHIPPING OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS A SPECIALITY.
SEAMAN Il BARTELL,
205 FANNIN STREET.
PHONES i69
HOUSEHOLD GOODS moved, stored, pack.
ed. shipped; separate locked rooms; new,
clean, safe and secure, Binyon .Lambard
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victory; Madam Johnson, through her ra-
marbable gift, can give you plain state
meut OF facts concerning your lie; her
price Is 81 2312 Prairie cid phone 1iu4
hours a N. TO 10 p. m. il
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GOOD single footing horse 1872. Call 100
/ Mckinney avenue. IA
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$50 BUYS a horse. buggy and harness
will sell together or separate 21l4 Carr
street, corner Lee, Fifth ward. Is
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BANDERA HOTEL. Bandera, Texns-Open
for summer; hunting and fishing facili.
ties telephone connections; mountain
aud river drives. TIA
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SEALED PROPOSALS viii S
the office OF the Loulsisn. ~ We fsttlsl
road company. New Orlesu wessas
noon. July 10, for the s Y,
branch line twenty-five 5SnSaunI
legth, beginning near J,la-y, nl
and extending In n somth v ,Nnalal
tlon. For particulars aidra,.l!
general superintendent Nam use ~ I
i. W. Stubs, engineer !" vtlsaA
La, or Z. B. Cushing, House. ss "
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MONEY TO LOAN on imProypsa l5|
proved city property; d.. sysru.|
room 0. Perry block. Congress 80 a
500, 600 TO LOAN on city propysss
6 and per cent. Vendor Hi
bought and sold. Old pnone
& Hoover, 21S Main street.
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LARGEST exclusive matrimoniaI manor
published; sealed loc; no IS fee: MANY
worth 500 TO 100000 Il. L. Love. Dcn-
yer. Colo. ID
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PERSONAL.

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COS; 1898 jsa; 7343 to-; Bcomlng House
(2y; 1863: T6ls: T344; 1904 TO-; 1884; lslo;
1890; 1000 49,; 1870; 1927 1872 a.; % e.;
7313: 1929: iSI4 l2l: 6al0, 2oA; DO. $50.