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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-19
UNITED wORkMEN.
Tho Session of the supreme Lodge-Othel
Items of Interest to the Fraternity.

The supreme lodge Ancient Order of
United Workmen closed its nineteenth
stated meeting At Detroit, Mich.
The delegates aud officers of the supreme
;1dge Were entertained III lavish style by
the citizens and officials of Detroit.
Very little business of an important ma
ture was transacted, the greater part of the
session being taken up in the discussion of
questions which come up regularly every
year.
An effort on the part of the Illinois dele
gates, 10 have created $1,000 beneficiary
was defeated.
January IS, the date of the death of John
J. Upchurch. tho founder of the order, was
set apart rs memorial day. Due procla-
nation of this fact will be made annually
b., the supreme master workman requesting
that subordinate lodges observe this day in
an appropriate manner in memory of their
deceased brethren.
A report of the committee on good of the
order was adopted 10 the effect that it
would be beneficial to the order for each
grand jurisdiction TO bring about a system
OF exchanges of rejected risks between the
Ancient Order of United Workmen and the
other fraterpal beneficial societies which
conduct their business through the medium
of subordinate lodges within each iurisdic-
ton.
The attempt 10 have the supreme lodge
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The Order in Texas.

Grand Keeper of Records and Seals
Henry Miller reports the following new
lodges instituted:
Edna No. 146, at Edna, by D. B. Blake,
D. G. c., on May &c, 1891. Officers in
stalled: w. A. l.. Coleman, P. c.. William
Ware, c. G.; W. G: Wilkinson, X. r. S.
Bancroft lodge No. IA, at Calvert, by w.
D. Cox. D. G. c., on May -, 1891. Officers
installed: ]. w. Harter, p. c.. s. C. Casin-
Ter, c. c.; j. W. Pistole, X. II. 5. Char
ter members, thirty-two.
Excelsior lodge No. AS San Antonio, by
J. P. w. Street, d. G. C. No report.
Stel penville lodge No $40, Stephenville.
BY George W. Hansill, D. G. c., on June ),
1891. Officers installed: L. B. Jones, P.
c.; w. a. Bassell, C. c.: j. B. Aston. X
r. S. Charter members, twenty-seven.
Lodge meets every Wednesday night.
Bartlett lodge No. $50, Bartlett, by J. &.
Burke, d. G. c.. on May e, 1891. Officers
installed: ]. d. Phillips, p. c.; j. NJ.
Strayhorn, C. c.; c. S. Jones, K. r. S.
Hico lodge No. rl5l, Hico, Tex, by w.
80, 1891. oficers installed: A. L. Phillips,
p. c.. w. n. Gruce, c. c.; n. Hucken, X
Il. 5. Charter mem bers. twcnty-three
Pilot Point lodge No. 152, Pilot Point, by
E. F. Workman, o. G. and D. G. c., on
May &c, 1891. Officers installed: A NJ
Russell, p. c.; Eli Gee, C. c.. !: Joe H King
X. r. S. Charter members. twenty-three
Brother Workman failed TO have his brass
band in attenda nce).
Seguin Lodge at No. 153. at Seguin, by
John Orchards, D. G. c., on June 10, 1891
Officers installed: John ireland, p c. :;
John H. Vaughan, c. c.; F, Nolte K. t. S.
Lodges No. 154 at Houston, No. 155 at
Comanche, No. 156 at West Point, No. ISL
at Nocona, aud No. 15S at Vernon, will be
Instituted within a week or two. Vernon
No. 50 has surrendered her charter, and a
new lodge, No. l5S, will be instituted by w.
II. Kay, S. D. G. C.
Star lodge. No. Il, at Navasota, now de-
funct, will be resurrected or 4 new lodge
will be instituted there.
Hearne, Bellville, Marlin, Halletsville
and other points are organizing.
All the lodges in the state are in a -four
ishing condition and have plenty of work.
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The Illinois Brigade.

The Illinois brigade, Uniform Rank, will
hold its annual encampment August 10, 20
and p, and it is the intention of the briga-
dier-general to conduct the encampment on
strictly military principles, guard mounting,
dress parade, division. battalion, regimental
and brigade drills included. 1t was decided
to offer no prizes. The legislature pas sed
an act at its last session allowing the Hi
nois brigade knights of Pythias to have the
use of the states camp and garrison equip
age for the purpose of holding an encamp-
ment after the National guard had been in
camp. Tents, blankets, stoves, cooking
utensils are all included
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BANK TIED UP.
Obliged to Suspend Because of Its Ina
bility to Collect.

LONDON, July lS-The English bank OF
the River Platte Qimited(, with Office at ID
Mr.. A. F. Smlthers is managing director,
has suspended payment in consequence of
its failure to secure assistance that it ex-
pected to receive to enable the bank TO tide
over its trouble. The difficulties of the
bank are due TO the locking up of South
American securities. The capital of the
bank is sT.50O,000. half of which is paid in.
The other half oil the capital is only appli-
cable in the event of the banks liquidation.
The institution has a reserve of 81, 100000,
During the past two years the bank has
paid yearly dividend of 10 per cent The
difficulty in which the bank now finds itself
arose from the impossibility of collecting
debts it has in the Argentine Republic in
consequence of the decree recently issued
by the Argentine Republic.
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Tha ElEa.

themselves in their new quarters, which
are considered the finest of the kind in
Texas. One entire floor is fitted up as
parlors, ETC., and the top floor is used as a
lodge room, billiard room, smoking room,
etc. Applications are being received now
rapidly, and the order seems booming in
Dallas. An opening reception is under way
to take place the last of the month.
Mr. W. II. Wheelock, past exalted ruler
and present secretary of Dallas lodge, has
been appointed by Grand Exalted Ruler E.
B. Hay as the district deputy for Texas.
Mr.. Wheelock is an enthusiastic Elk. The
members of Dallas lodge are highly pleased
at the appointment
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Glow at the Third Par u.

ATLANTA, GA, July 1.-THE Alliance
leaders held forth at Hogansville to-day
Gen. Weaver and jerry Simpson spoke
President Livingstone made departure
from the routine. Our people have not
aligned themselves with any political
party" said he. Il want to say once and
for all about the third party business that
our people have not taken any position
whatever. I'm not authorized to 90 it as
president Of the State Alliance, and no other
man In Georgia is -
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The Order in Fort Worth.

All the Fort Worth lodges are fiourishing
nicely, and have work at each meeting
The prospects now are that thet will be
kept very busy during the summer
Queen City Lodge No. 81, Knights of
Pythias, had an addition to its membership
Of eleven members by initiation and nine by
deposit of card, a total gain of twenty in
six months Two were suspended, leav ing
net gain Of eighteen. Its present men,
bsnhip consists Of P. G. c., one; P. CsL
Ia -; knights, 154; esquires two 80
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Parties answering advertisements below must
address the advertiser and not TIE GAZETTE,
as this paper has nothing to do with the adver-
tisement further than TO print it
THE GAZETTE cannot undertake to forward
replies unless prepaid and addressed envelopes
accompany advertisements.
No personal" notices printed unless accom-
panied by the name O. advertiser.
Advertisers should remember that letters d.
rected TO initials only, not delivered through
the postofice. If initials are used they should
be directed TO the care Of some person, firm or
postof1ce box. Advertisements can be left at
our once. or sent through the mail 10 THE GA
ZSTTE, Fort Worth, Tex
In answering Advertisements. mention this
paper
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three; total. 100 members. It is the richest

three; total. 19omembers. It is the richest
lodge in the state.
Red Cross Lodge No. IA, Knights of
Pythias, did not come to its usual showing,
having an addition to its membership Of
Of card total ELEVEN suspendes i've With
drawn by card, four; leaving a net gain of
three. The present membership is p. G..
c., one; P. Cs., eighteen; knights. 1872;
esquires, seven; total, 15S. This is the
second richest lodge in the state.
ORuby Lodge No. 93, Knights of Pythias,
is also in a flourishing condition and will try
and give a synopsis of its standing next
week
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The Uniform Rank.

Mai. Gen. James r. Carnahan has pre-
pared and published his annual report con
corning the condition of the Uniform Rank
1t contains very f1attering exhibit of the
growth and prosperity OF the order in nearly
every part of the country The total re-
ceipts for the year have been $1,000 The
report shows an increase of 6020 has been
made in the membership for the wear, or
1000 since the session of the supreme lodge
There are now "a, 600 in the Pythians army
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A MUROEROUS CRANK.
A Young Lady 8rutally Murdered BY
Repulsed Lover.

HANOVER, N H, July 1s-Frank Alma
attacked Miss Christie Warden, young
lady who was returning to her house in
company with her mother, sister and some
friends. Alma fired at the mother and
sister, who attempted to defend her, and
they fed for assistance. When they re
turned they found the dead body of the
young lady, almost stripped of her clothing,
and shot in the head twice. Alma had
formerly been in the employ of Miss War
den's father, and fell in love with Christie,
but was repulsed A reward of $500 is of
fered for the apprehension of Alma
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National Stockyards. East ST. Louis.
SDecial N the Gazatta


NATIONAL SToCKYARDs, ILL, July 49,
The National Livestock Reporter to-day
says: The receipts to-day were fairly large
for Saturday, amounting to forty-three
cars of Texans, Indians and Arkansas. The
day being Saturday, and the character be-
ing of low grade, with but very few ex-
ceptions the market was slow. The prices
are steady, and some canning stuff was re-
ported lower.
Cobb & Wilcox. Henrietta, sold 80 cows,
6o2 pounds, at S2.25; % steers, 500 pounds,
at e. 90; 90 steers, Gle pounds, at s.. 10; ia
steers, 925 pounds, at 81. 10; 20 steers, 1907
pounds. at S. 10; 20 steers, 1917 pounds, at
So. Isl 26 cows, 136 pounds, at sissy; 81
calves at S. per head.
]. c. Sewers. Whitesboro, sold is COWS,
as pounds. at s.. TO-
E. 7. Scruggs, Taylor, SO steers, 94l
pounds, at $3.50.
Holgate, Coleman. Is bulls, 9S5 pounds.
at -.
H. B. Sheppard Tuscohoma, "a steers,
903 pounds, at s.: % steers, go pounds, al
s. 10.
C. W. Turlcr, Muscogee, 200 cows, s55
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Union Stockyards at Chicago

Union Stockyards at Chicago.
Specialt to the Gazette.
UNION STocKYARDs, ILL, July 1S.-Two
thousand Texas cattle on the market which
was weak and dull, quality poor.
II. Greathouse, Decatur, sold SO steers,
s9l pounds, 1875; A steers, S6S pounds,
1915.
j. A. Vaughn, Snyder, 65 calves, 155
pounds, $3.50.
Ernst Bros, Colorado, 14S calves, 163
pounds, 81. 90; so cows, 6S7 pounds, s2.35.
j. NJ. Williams, Colorado, lat calves, 1853
pounds, $3.50; 81 COWS, 200 pounds, $3.50.
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SIGNS AND SYMBOLS
The Matters That Interest the
Workers in Lodges.
ECHOS FROM THE ANTE-R00M.
The Proceedings of the Masonic Bodies.
Tho Ancient Order United Work
nen-Odd Fellows knights
of Pythias, Etc.

THE GAZETTE is the only paper in the
state publishing a secret society depart
ment. Secretaries of lodges of the various
orders are requested TO forward any items
of interest regarding their lodge and its
work. Such items must reach THE GA
ZETTE Office not later than Friday noon OF
each week
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN,
FREE ADS.

All persons seeking employment or desiring
help OF any character are invited to use this
column free OF charge, such advertisements not
TO exceed three lines.
Notices of articles lost and found in this col
umn, not exceeding three lines will also be IN
serted free.
1t is the desire OF THE GAZETTE to facilitate
the search OF persons for employment and the
recovery OF lost property, and all are cordially
ovi:ed to use this column for such purposes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-19

A&eriea % pN money in Hanufsctory for,
<theuse Of ipon, or iron andwood com ined, !
We tshd .feadK to verify thesa assertion by
secular demonstration and figures.
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light, 11@21c; fine heavy, 12@1S; others
unchanged.
Boston Wool.
Special to the Gazette
BosToN, MASS, July 1S.-Wonl in good de-
mand and steady prices.
st. Louis-Livestock.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, July -Cattle-Receipts,
1000; shipments, $50. Market stronger.
Steers, 81 50(d6 20.
Hogs-Receipts,- GOO; shipments, 400.
Market strong and higher. All grades,
81 S0(f5 40
Sheep-Receipts. 100; shipments, 100.
Market steady; s. OO95 90.
Kansas City-LNcstock.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 1S.-Cattle-Re-
ceiptS, 4000 shipments, $500. Best steers
strong, others weak. Steers, 50 40t9s6 90;
stockers, and feeders, 81 O0(0s3 80.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, 200.
Market higher. All grades, s. 0Oa5 25.
Sheep-Receipts, HOO; shipments, 200.
Market steady.
= Chicago-LivestOck.
CmCF6o, ILL, July s-Cattle-Receipts,
5000 ! shipments, 1000. Market steady.
Stesrs, S. COOS 40: Texans, 50 coat 25 ;
stockers, s2Je4a 60; native cows, s. oo&
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1000.
Market active and higher. All grades,
81 1895 GO.
Receipts, 1000; shipments, none
Market steady, 81 40(64 IS; yearlings,
So 25@5 50; Westerns, 81 15d5 90; Texans,
S. 6004 15
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House Unroofed.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
ZEPHYR, BROWN COUNTY, TEX, July O.
Mr. Mat Wallace of our town had the roof
blown off his barn, and some other minor
damage is reported from yesterdays storm.
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dllcF tt4l > uoStnCt.
7. C. Shoemaker came in from Baird
yesterday, bringing seven cars of cattle
for the packery.
j l. Pennington, livestock agent for the
Santa Fe, is back from Kansas City, Mo
Nh Pennington saw a great deal of Kansas
during his trip, and says there is no question
about 1t, there will be large corn crop,
and will make good market for feeders
the coming fall and winter.
1--WE are raising good cattle down in the
Territory now,n said Mr.. w r. Halsell of
Vinita. l. T., few nights ago in converse
ton with Globe-Democrat representative
at st. Louis. "rhe Cherokee COW is fast
disappearing from our ranges, or rather is
being supplanted by COW much like her, a
cross between the old Cherokee and the
Jersey In other words, our stockain the
Territory is being improved both in milk
and meat -
A. S. Nicholson, who has been up in the
Territory several days past shipping out
beef cattle to the different markets, men
ton of which has been made in THE GA
ZETTE's special reports, will return to-day
for breathing spell.
Shipments from Dundee will begin to
morrow, Bud Daggett and others interested
with nm being the principal shippers.
It is reported that ii. c. Abbott, the Bent
county Colo. sheepman, has refused 49,
coo for his wool this season.
Output from the Spur Ranch.
Capt 10 Stokes, foreman of the EspueIa
ranch, rounded up and started on the trail
to Amarillo on Thursday herd of $50 fat
beeves, said to be the finest bunch of cattle
ever started from the ranch. The $50
head will average 1000 pounds and will be
under charge of Ed Carter while on the
trail. From Amarillo they will be shipped,
to Kansas City and Chicago, requiring tW
full trains of sixteen cars each
The present shipment completes total
of nine full trains or IA carloads since Ne
beginning of the present year from the Spur
ranch, showing alike creditable to Mr..
Fred Hors brugh, the manager, and his eff
Gent corps of subordinates. [Espuela Bull
letin
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GAZETTES LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining unsau1p41f IN the
counting room on 81 yUSIG U5Gly IS 1881
tised. oQ
a1Iseefe C., /. sos
G., 8. L. l.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

pounds, at s2171l; 20 calves, at Sc per head.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
SITUATION WANTED.
MALE


IAdvertisenents under this heading, lines,
A{NEB~Nanted position in some No.
VI mill. address J. NJ. Sherman, ~
NEWSPAPER MAN-Wanted, not latar than
~ September position for man forty years
old as newspaper reporter, general rustle-A
clerk in law or real estate office. collector or
any similar place on reasonable salary. Can
supply suitable references and satisfactory SER
vice. VIII travel if desired r, W. NJ, care
Manchester Cotton Mills, Fort Worth. 1872
OFFICE WORK-Wanted. a position in
w. some law or Insurance office at small living
salary,as wish TO use idle time in study Best
OF references given, Address C. +. Baker, Val
ley Mills. Tex. 1877
pANCHMAN-Wanted,a position b. man With
IN family as foreman on q ranch I. O Bre-
land, Mart, Tex. 1924
DOUND-HOUSE HAND-Wanted a positiops
IL at round-house. Am willing TO work VIII
Lam Heller, general delivery, Fort Worth. 1870
GALL situation as boot aad
- shoe salesman; y man Of twelve yea rs
Best of references. Address II. Williams, Fort
Worth. Tex. 1924
SALESMAN-Al dry goods salesman, eigHt
- years experience Good references. Wants
situation by September. Address p. .. Box u,
GroeSbecl, Tex. 1928
& ALESMAN-Wanted, situation as assistant
70 bookkeeper, salesman and Office Clerk. Best
OF reference. Address W. a, NJ, Box IS,
SALESMAN-An experienced and successful
- hardware and implement and machineri
salesman wants engagement September =.
Address L. s., p. D. box 81, Rpckdale Tex,
1892
SALESMAN-Wanteda situation by thor
- ough all round" dry goods salesman. Ten
wears experience with city trade. Address u
August l, c. ]. himball, Lancaster Tex, 1921
SALESMAN-Wanted, q position as city.
y salesman, collector, or work that can use
my OWN buggy and horse. commission or salary
Address J. {. s. care Gazette H-.D
SURVEYOR-A practical civil en- -ineer and
y surveyor, also good draughtsmIn, wants any
kind of employment. Address c. r., care OF
Prof. Muth. san Antonio. Tex. 1875
VlEACHER Wanted, position & teacher in
L either public or private school. Good refer
ences furnished. Address f. L. Oldham, Soda
liza, Tex 1875
TIELEGRAPHER-W by a boy with
L good education, position in telegraph Of
fec to learn. Wages no object; come in me-
diately. Harley Baker, Mineral Wells, Tex,
1924
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\ Chicago-Livestock.


7. T. d. Andrews, who has been out on a
business trip will, return to the city to-day
after ten days absence.
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81. I0nis-WnnI.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July -Wool-Receipts,
125, 800 lbs Market dull. Unwashed fine
light, 11@21c; fine heavy, 12@1S; others
unchanged.
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Output from The SPUR Ranch.
The Home Market

The Union stoclsyards yesterday received
and weighed in for the packery the follow
ing lots of livestock:
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SALESMAN-An experienced and successful
- hardware and implement and machiner-
salesman wants an engagement September .-
Address L. s., p. D. box 81 Rpckdale, Tex.
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I. C.. Shoemaker came in from Baird
yesterday, bringing seven cars of cattle
for the packery
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- ALESMAN-Al dry goods salesman, Gig I
~ years experience. Good references. Wants
situation by September. Address p. o. Box u,
GroeSbeCS. Tex i1-2S
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Nii16 ~ q suburb OF 800 population
me Methodist church, South, are building
fine college on the adjoining tract, and the
trustees OF the district school lave arranged to
build free school building on the Cotton Mill
addition, hence the very best school facilities
are convenient.
Thirty teams have been at work grading for
street railway to the cotton mill and college,
for the past ten days, and the work is progres0d
ing rapidly.
This offer to sell for 500 on easy terms will
be open for ten days. Come early and get
choice lots. These lots are those subscribed
for year ago which not having been paid for
owing to misfortunes, are now for sale e. f.
Fosdick, 500 Houston street. Mention the Fort
Worth Gazette.
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SITUATION WANTED.
FEMALE.
ADVERTISEMENT under this heading, lines
times. free.i
NHAMBERMAID = Wanted, situa ton by
Y irst-class chambermaid. Good references.
Apply 109 East Front street 1924
NOOK-Wanted a situation as cook or house
" maid by a Swedish girl Inquire at 81
West Broadway, Fort Worth. Tex 1870
MILLINER-Would like to have position
Nl as milliner, have had experience in the
business for two years in New Orleans, and can
give good references. Address, Miss h. CozZa,
Anneta- Parker county. Tex. 1871
MUSIC TEACHER-Situation wanted for the
I'LL coming winter to commence October / as
mnsc teacher ii private family No objection
to the country. Address Miss H.. care Gazette.
CTENOGRAPHER-Ex lady steno-
y grapher, writes pencil system. owns type
writer, desires position Al city references.
Address Postof1ice box SeS, Fort Worth, Tex.
1925
NIEACHER-A lady OF long experience de-
l. sires a position in the public schools Of
Fort Worth. Address Teacher, Warren. Va.
1924
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PERSONAL,

Advertisements under this heading lines. 3
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70 bookkeever, salesman and Office Clerk. Best
Of reference. Address W. A NJ, Box s.
Dallas Tex. 1922. =
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN,
FOR Observation-Disclosures

advertisements under this heading, lines. /
DAY. 40c: days, 6Dc; 5 days. 15c; wee.
81 Il. month & a. in nfran.s
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SALESMAN-Wanted, situation as boot and
- shoe salesman. ~ man Of twelve yeas
experience in all branches Of the business.
Best of references. Address II. Williams, Fort
Worth. Tex 1924
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SALESMAN-Wanteda situation by thor
- ough all round dry goods salesman. Ten
years experience with city trade. Address I'll
AucuSt l q. ]. kiml.ll. Lancaster. Tex. LII
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u ANCHMAN-Wanted, "a position by man with
land. Mart, Tex 1924
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SURVEYOR-A practical civil en- gineer and
y surveyor, also good draughtSmIn, wants any
kind of employment. Address G. r., care OF
Prof. Muth. san Antonio. Tex 1875