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The oasis., 1893-06-29
THURSDAY, June % 1893.
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Tfy Granlpl's wonder sap for sal by 4 Grover
 Tuesday evening Mir ]. J. Baker went to Tucson.
 Tuesday Mir. D. $. Thomas went to Florence on business.
 Insure your hay, grain and other propetty with c. $. LeBaron.
 Hay for Sale. In ten or twenty ton lots. Address Calvert Wilson, Arizola.
 Watermelons are ripe and cholera morbus medicines rising in price.
 Messrs. A. J. Doran and W. II. Mer- rit of Florence, were at Phoenix Sun day.
 Union Sabbath School every sunday morning al 10 o'clock. at Casa Grande. Everyone cordially invited
 sunday and Monday General gr. F.. Wilson graccd Arizola with his amia- hle presence.
 Mr. W. E. Stone of Florence. went to California last Saturday night He will be absent a week.
 The board of supervisors of Pinal county will meet in regular session at Florence Saturday
 Five Hundred Tons of Alfalfa Hay For Sale. Can place on cars. George R. Morse. Arizola.
 Mir. LII. English of Casa Grande. is assisting the Graham Brothers in their threshing at the Hurley rauche.
 Sheriff l.. K. Drais was a visitor at Arizola Tuesday; en route home from trip to Reward and the Gold Camp.
 Casa Grande people are talking of incorporating their town under the new law. They will include Arizola.
 Wanted Fifteen carloads of beef cattle-one and two carloads per week Apply to George n. Morse, Arizola.
 Al the election for school trustee iu Casa Grande district, last Friday, MT. ]. F. Alexander was elected without opposition.
 District Attorney II. V. Jackson was down from Florence last week, and on Friday morning was caller at THE OASIS office.
 At Casa Grande Sunday evening, Mr. Grant Stiles and Senorita Edubina Salazar were united in matrimony by Justice Marshall.
 Reverend i, T, Whlttemose of Flor. erence, was q visitor as Arizola last Saturday, and held seFyice Ut Casa Grapde Sunday evening
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Letter

The following is the list Of letters remaining unclaimed ai the ArizOla post office. June 70. 1893. Eufemia Andradc, Charles E. kehiman. In calling for the above please say advertised. :"
 JULIA $. THOMAS. P. NJ
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From ths Mining camp..

From Sheriff Drai-. who visited thc Gold Camp and Reward early the pres eut week TuE OASIS learns that at the former Manager ROdman of the Gold Hills Co.,. has completed the wa- ter connection with the main of the Mammon Co.,, and the mill is now in operation The MammOn mill is also working right along, both night and iay. and Manager Gilchrist and Sup't Carey seem contented with the way things are going. With both mines turning out ore and both mills in ope- ration the Gold Camp presents a very liyely appearance, and large force of labor finds constant employment.
 At the Reward the well is being reamed out for the casing: and as soon as that is put in they will be ready to start the pumps and blow in the fur mace. That will be inside of very few weeks, and then the Reward will come to the front as a producer of copper.
 Yesterday-since the foregoing was in type-Mr. D. E. Saunders. manager of the Reward mine. and Mr. T. C.. Carey. superintendent of the Nam mon. were visitors at Arizola. and paid TIE OASIS pleasant visit.
 MT Saunders stated that at the Re- ward they are now awaiting the cas- ing for the well. which is overdue.
 Atthe Mammon, says Mir. Carey. q great deal of very satisfactory deyel- opment work is being done in the mine.
The oasis., 1893-06-29

The new legal firm of Kibbey & Is- rel presents professional card ih THE OASIS this week. The professional attainments of these gentlemen are widely known in, Arizona, and their rank at the bar is the highest. With an office in Phoenix, it is also arranged that one member of the firm will at tend terms of the district court in Florence.
The oasis., 1893-06-29

Yesterday ..., D, ', Gibson of Jack Rabbit, was q rlsitor at Casa Grande
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

GEORGE C. IsR.EIo JOSEPH II. KrBnrY.
 I~IHSBI-, Y X ISE3AI-I-, Attorneys-at-Law. Win Practice in Territo- rial and U. $. Courts. One member of the firm will attend the terms of the District Court at Florence. Oiiiceat
 PHHNIN ARlzoNA
The oasis., 1893-06-29

A popular costume in this vicinity just at present begins just where the "G-string" leaves off The solicitude expressed by everyone lest the wearer might catch cold. is pathetic as well as charming.
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At kenilworth Mr. W. J. LeBaron has finished thc outside of his new house. except the porch and the in- side is nearly completed. Although Mr. Lcharun has not yei moved in he house is already occupicd; a swarm Of bees having taken possession Of DOT tion of Inc space under the parlor floor. and have gone Go work as if they had bought the house on the inslalment plan and intend paying for it in honey MT. Letaron's large stacks of alfalfa show he is ''at home on his ranche.
 ie now has large force of men gath ering his second crop.
The oasis., 1893-06-29

This morning MT Elwood Hadley brought up from the Pogue ranche three fine watermelons, which he pro- ceeded to carve, and then invited all hands to the feast. He had evidently sized up the crowd pretty we'll for there was just enough to go around, but there was heavy strain on waist buttons and corset strings.
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McssrS. c. A. Perkins and c. w. Lemon of Florence, have taken the Rampelmyre tract of $40 acres, near the reservoir, and will put it upon the market in ten and twenty acre sub divisions.
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Yesterday Master Kirk Moore pre- sented THE OASIS office with basket of luscious fruit.
The oasis., 1893-06-29

Mir. Wm Schmidt. at Wentworth, after securing one large crop ofalfalfa, is now putting up the second crop. His land produces wonderfully and Mrs. Schmidt beats all her nelghbors in raising turkeys and chickens. She now has seyenty-dye turkeys. One night recently coyote got one, and Mir. Schmidt quickly got the coyote, with a gum
The oasis., 1893-06-29

Last Friday evening Mir. Calvert Wilson went to San Francisco on a business trip. He expected to return next Sunday night.
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recent bank suspensions which have tied up eyerybody's money, and stood around offering to make all sorts of wagers. As soon as the financial strin- gency is over the people of Arizola will raise purse and cail him down on some of his propositions.
 Tuesday of last week Doctor and Mrs W. J. Barry of Florence returned from an extended visit to their old home in Chicago and the Worlds Fair. They enjoyed their trip greatly and can talk increasingly of the splendors of the white city:" an account of which they have promised TIE OASIS.
 From Mr. Sutherland TIE OASIS learns that development of good gold ore has been made in the Bates mine on the San Pedro. and that the own CTS have bought a mill at Silver kim and will set it up at the Bates to work the ore.
 \ couple of Phoenix photographers were al Sacaton one day last week, taking views of the buildings and grounds and photo. raphs of the retir- ing aaent, Mir Grouse, and his family, and the people connected with the agency.
 Last Friday Mrs. Paul Demartini of Fairbanks. sister of MT Joseph Flies, the merchant at Casa Grande, in which place the lady was well knowm. died in Tucson. Her remains were cmbalmed and sent east for interment.
 Mr. Mayhew has been gathering a a lot Of the Forbach cattle. and yes terday he drove oyer to his station on the Casa Grande and Florence road, l25 head he had been holding on pas ture at Arizola during the round up.
 Doctor J. M. Hurley's new granary at Arizola is in readiness for use and will soon be filled with wheat from Mrs. Hurley's Wentworth ranche. On Sunday heavy load arrived, drawn by six-mule team.
 A popular costume in this vicinity just at present begins just where the "G-string" leaves off. The solicitude expressed by everyone lest the wearer might catch cold is pathetic as well as charming.
 McssrS. c. A. Perkins and c. W. Lemon of Florence, have taken the Rampelmyre tract of $40 acres, near the reservoir, and will put it upon the market in ten and twenty acre sub divisions.
 Estray. brown, spotted COW, branded "ace of clubs on left hip, vent on same side Owneris requested to prove property, pay charges and take her away. Geo. Morse, Arizola.
 Last week W. C. Smith was around taking ScilOOl census m CdSa Ufanue disarict. He was at Arizola Friday morning and stated that he had en- rolled l25 children of school age.
 Last Friday evening Mir. Calvert Wilson went to San Francisco on a. business trip. He expected to return next Sunday night.
 Yesterday Master Kirk Moore pre- sented THE OASIS office with basket of lusciou; fruit,
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 Yesterday -,.. D. ', Gibson of Jack Rabbit, was rlsitor at Casa Grande,
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Saturday evening the Casa Grande lodge of Good Templars will give a farewell social and supper in honor of Misses Minnie and Bessie Marshall, who are about to go to California for the summer, 4 public irritation h extended,
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Just southeast of Florence Mir E. M. Miller has an apricot orchard that has already yielded this year at the rate of $4s0 per acre. His figs and vineyard are correspondingly product i've. Mir. Miller says his vineyard will yield four tons of grapes per acre this year, and at present prices will yield as handsomely as have his apricots.
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Doctor J. NJ. Hurley's new granary at Arizola is in readiness for use and will soon be filled with wheat from Mrs. Hurley's Wentworth ranche. On Sunday heavy load arrived, drawn by six-mule team.
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When in Florence the traveller will always find the best of accommodation at the Florence Hotel MT. Williams sets an excellent table, and provides home comforts that are highly appre- ciated by guests. Only white help is employed, and everything is kept just as it should be.
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JULIA s. THOMAS, P. NJ
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TIE OASIS acknowledges with many thanks an invitation to attend a pic- nic at Florence on se Fourth of July.
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The Williams cattle are in Logan S Dunn's pasture, and will be shipped tomorrow
The oasis., 1893-06-29

Early this week a gentleman from Tucson who was visiting Arizola q couple Of days, took advantage of the recent bank suspensions which have tied up eyerybody's money, and stood around offering to make all sorts of wagers. As soon as the financial strin- gency is over the people of Arizola will raise purse and call him down on some of his propositions.
The oasis., 1893-06-29

large shipment ol cattle Co Los Angeles from Arilola, is being made today by Mir. 4. C. Williams of Casa Clrande. and his associates. There are aboGt four hundred head, and they were driven down from Pinal. arriving yesterday evening. Eighteencars have been provided for their transportation, and they will go forward this evening.
 Graham Brothers were last week engagdd in threshng their large crop Of wheat grown on Mrs. Doctor Hur- lcys rancho at Kenilworth. They started Tuesday afternoon. and before night they had threshed 4sO sacks Their large thresher and engine run perfectly and almost noiselessly. Six teen men and eight horses are required to run it, one team being engaged in forking the grain from the stack to the machine. another in hauling off the straw. and four-h0rse team hauls water. This fine machine will work a great advantage 10 the grain growers ,.f C l,a fa.-.a llr,,l.. N.l1a.
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A couple of Phgnix photographers were al Sacaton one day last week, taking views of the buildings and grounds and photo. raphs of the retir- ing aaent, Mir. Grouse, and his family and the people connected with the agency.
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vent on same sue. OWIleF ls requested to prove property, pay charges and take her away. Geo. Morse, Arizola.
 Last week W. c. Smith was around taking school census in Casa Grande dsarict He was at Arizola Friday morning and stated that he had en- rolled l25 children of school age.
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Deputy United States Marshall $. A. Bartleson of Florence, was at Arizola yesterday evening.
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Sunday Nr. William Sutherland ar rived at Arizola with six-horse team loaded with silver ore to be shipped to the Selby Smelling Works. near San Francisco. This shipmdnt was from the Pioneer mine, about sixteen miles this side of Globe on the stage line and Mir. Sutherland states that 1t is to be followed by two or more ship ments from the same mine.
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Master Jimmie Stwe, caught some young quail this morning
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Mir. J. J. Baker publishes notice of final proof in TIE OASIS this week.
The oasis., 1893-06-29

From Mir. Sutherland TIE OASIS learns thata development of good gold ore has been made in the Bates mine on the San Pedro. and that the own CTS have bought a mill al Silver kim and will set it up at the Bates to work the ore.
The oasis., 1893-06-29

Mr. Mayhew has been gathering a a lot Of the Forbach cattle. and yes terday he drove oyer to his station on the Casa Grande and Florence road, l25 head he had been holding on pas ture at Arizola during the round up.
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Last Friday Mrs. Paul Demartini of Fairbanks, sister of MT Joseph Flies, the merchant at Casa Grande, in which place the lady was well knowm. died in Tucson. Her remains were cmbalmed and sent east for interment.
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Tuesday of last week Doctor and Slrs. W. J. Barry of Florence returns, d from an extended visit to their old home in Chicago and the Worlds Fair. They enjoyed their trip greatly and can talk increasingly of the splendors of the white city;" an account of which they have promised TIE OASIS.
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Farmers AnIancc.

=. s'Peka, Kan, December O -Today,s ses-
. =, 'he Farmers Alliance and Indus
IS - Union were secret 1t Ia learned
s sssse TINT lively fight il on. one
Il s " a.. Wants the alliance TO keep nloof
~ poillies and the other and stronger.
Nv en alliance league formed.
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4 Dcfauitcr Arrn,uura.

80 'eFk December G-Thls morning
-, III. nefz Louis charged with defalca.
4 'anslne from $50. 900 to 500 600 by
~ IN; Sehloss & Co., clothing nnnufac-
ls's,ssA Vas arraigned but ne ea,se W., !
''e1'ned until tomorrow. -
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IN ERuNNER ADDITION Z New an8
modern four. FIVE six and seven room
1905 and $500 per month. II VS. hHse
nothing to suit you. bring us q plan nf
the house you want. We will hu!ld II
ana you can pay for II In small monthly
the city; a-cent fare 10 residents Don't
pay rent when you can own your own
home. Alexander Darling 4 CO..
uue. ~
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! .aa BABY IS CUTTING TEETH
- s sna use thar old and well tried
Il - . Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup.
49,. .s.s'len teething. II soothes tina child
- sht guns, allays all pain. cures
..,5hs ssne and Is the best remedy for
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rrNuH hput Vsc country.
SsafsiS tho nth annivsrsary Of
ttvAn S>AbltAt'i union Will be fieldI
Irr ~. j. 9siirroii's church acre
\ ard December 1 The a,isiiYei'-
n,an Will be f'ren ched By nrs Hnr-
v, Thias Il tho only National eur
'AinkrIca liayinS for ~. es,lt psir@'
tssiist III nieSett isax the E'iirtslt ian
hilton; Nor this purpose II Recift
J. tho FORMATION Of co oiscfss ti4ss
ssspciaticrb n al the S1ittet
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1Hadop nereanher &. 4 ij|1y| ( E
tae 1e<xs nseney <GHa G1isH reI3q<
fke l5rl5ish e<fsbaneas III. ii ii i, :
,,lifE qaF hse1 : |ks<e' II
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Iloisd9llI i}He{sntsf 81 a dl8pa[zh Is b
Daily HsF's frotn .ariu a:ss 55III1 4 Z
f<sern7nont that t4,.jl4 558a Fo{7iI - + RS
I 'a es Sess Il e r e szes IA s.
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LJS'T OiT NNSNJ i7ii;'i.;i 8 :

LIST OF ANSWERS
For advertisers In office ~ The Post. For
Week ending saturday. December ., 1903.
lo0l 2IOl, Ability. ZOO ~, ~ Csl 2.54 Il.
p. 213l, 22n7 (2), 230T, G., G.. G.. G. 70. RI.
Mrs Pattie Harris, 2790, 2T34 clj j. t2),
MIS- M johnson. 2736 10, 2I37, Ida
zli0 2112, 2I9T CT Susie WILSON, Ella
Williams W. C.. 2I0n
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WANTED White man who undersiands
care and manngenent OF stallion, must
give reference an 10 honesty, state
whether married or single Address Hone
Sots, care tiotis.pn 4,ehl 10
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rERsox.aI.--con,,nnsa.

LIE q ~ y. Partisan Dyeing, SECURING
anu Cleaning Establishment, zoos Ples-
old clothes dyed and repaired 10 lock
~ good IS new. Fernandez & Leroy,
---l - W. .stVrs- xN-l
HOUSTON STEAM DYE wORKs-
description cleaned dyed and REARED.
else hats cleaned. dyed and shar,ei'
no. IA Travis street, A. Kirschnlck
hAEcLRlCAL. MACHINERY AND
El.kCFRECAL SuPPLIfoa
u. y, .tlller, electrical engineer, dealer
W electrical supplies; repairs promptly
Attenued " in any part Of the State,
complete plants a speciality. correspond.
enee SOLICITED Old Electric Light sts.
ton. Houston. Texas
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WANTS.
NE POST rs THE GREAT WANT A,r
DUN OF TEXAS - ''f'-
NOTHING pUBLIsHED Eprr -
SEfP SITUATIONS WANTED ~

ii hhe charge for Wants" howevsr !.
IR9 an nominal as ana Z YOU vail l;ny =
The Post IS sure 10 mel Il or roluin i OF
peciaily ls such the case in s'u' hs-
ROOMS FOR RENT
BOARDING,
RIAL ESTATE FOR sAf,r
SPECIAL NOTICES. -
5iiSl " l.sSS CHANCES
PERSONALS,
STOLEN. STRAYED
LOST, HOUND,
ls.AsIiIg)Ns WANTED,
WANTED TO TRADE
Ribs AND PROPOSALS
pRptllSSlcN.Ais.
BARGAINS,
PARINElsS WANTED.
,NAN'nED To RENT
MANTED BIDS.
WANTED TO BUY,
I a,NssfEp Z, Al A I, WANTED,
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AGENTS WANTED IN each conntys' A
Seod, watch With tltst order. Goods sell
ilke hot cakes TO the right parties. Nd
dress ~ ~ KING. Tina, Texas IL
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WANTED Some ono 10 DO spne Main
2ily TRAVIS street. 10
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WANTHIls Cook for small fainify. whifs
only, VIII pay ST. per month; Il good
home Tor right party, casl at ones,
lDl9 CApli0I nvpnue. h
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WANTED Timers: three firsf-claas roof
ere; nlHo two boys FOR linlpats Amply
70 ~ * Dillinghanl. Ios, Travis Atrcat 3
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hAfAttLll life Insurance agents open fer
N engagemens for 1904 should eoftu-
hpphn With pr eau upon y. r. Dag, iniin@
San Antonio. TeAaA ia136
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WA NTFil Middle aged woman wifl,aut
hitnhand 10 whit Oh and care Tor elderly
Indy. Apply ID person to No, bos Rnsik
nyyhun all
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WANTED Several good mdchanioE Id
the saah. door and blind factory OF tho
Acme Lumber ana Manufacturing ssss;iss-
peny. FIfth ward. s
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WANTED 10 SEslsfs.-About 500 cords OF
diy oak, ash and hickusy four-font wood
Apply. stating price to g.. q. Grriach &
tlfp., Livingston. Texas 10
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FOR SAI4IE--cail and examine our list
or bargains IN land IN Harms. Liberty.
Bi-axoria. Fort Bend and Galveston
counties, In tracts Ringing from ~ 10
40.0cl acres. at prices Ranging from
$3.50 upwards, including some OF the
best bargains ever offered Wears asira
to suit you IN farms. gardens, Punches
and timber lands. We also have a
number OF choice lots ana Residences
on easy payments. CASIO 4 Luckel. xff
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WANTED ,--4k white chambcrniaid WITH no
eSr,iiidren, az Exchange hotel. bryan.
lNNoH, 10
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NAkIIl9~ hiye wofaaa or Eiri 10 do
general house work. Apply Log Dart
street, First ward 10
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E7575I 4 S &, 81 4 y ~ %; s = II
fit<iH fsk4Iis HIe4it <ssfa. ed III CRATE.
.s.,a 1asssa VIII s;s'.'.l p5 4 g fs6lIY
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folt SAIsls-tD0p acres. choicest tract o.
rlnn Isnit land In all Southern Texas.
trunk lines OF railroad. verv nccesslhie.
neslrahie for subdivision; $3.50 per acre
II soiu soon Address or call upon Il
lo,, rtaaeerson, 1915 Congress- avenue
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FOR lSAIE-On easy monthly paymenta.
one 2-story house Ia Third ward
One 2-story house and one cottage In
Fourth ward south.
Texas Savings and Real Estate Invest.
ment Associations, Trust Company Bald.
ing
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WANTED IA chnmbernaid, at once. APP
ply ~ nit Fanilin street s
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LIND near Houston on graded road. In
ten to fifty-acre tracts. quarter 81 TnlIe.
from railroad station. blacksmith ship
and school mouse, sold cheap and on eaey
u. l., DENNIS,
AT Houston Land and Trust Company.
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4 LADY wants POSITION NJ COOK in "a 7sfc
b ton house Address Hattie nllnnd cal,
i. Mckee Tifth wara.
STTITETIr1N ~ 7TS'l,1lI1 4
! molder. ion or brass wants n att,,etio,,
Address Foundry, care lsost Il
stGre n6sfal cIett ~ ~, 4, ,,s ~
sober. af,sl ~ I, fissniss, ~ n,s, f -, a.,
encc Jgihn ~ 1Snl,,, tisia,, ~ ~ ,Si'',
place Ii motel Or re ss oN Eeil is'S 4,
- = y
a NEAT scsimstress, VINO cuts ana at
4 g msil; Will lHs 20 sfw ~ the day u
xS car. pas, WIZ uisssnleNsr. Aoiress
4 --. -, - = : 1s..
/ WA3srEtD4-g'o nanaFe -tTl1cE fllTTn, NJ
sopuhh, but would divide profits Address
1 ~. -p-9s lNhla olilce. "
] MAN'rlll5 s-Sftua tion ~ sl11ss11,1,,s ~ ~ f1-
work or CITY eoiettor, IN Van ,l,,.
e;scs Can furnish hcst u refeFenees \
Address H. Wright, care j. *, Morris.
sous. 40
| WANTED - IsracficaI and 7;Yn1f1sI1,e-I
boojxkpenct. rys,r,t 49,
eice. Captain ltosak I0l3 Preston ave-
nue.: Addresa Geors:sc. IBIS csiiee ~
WAMTlsD--A place with some Yoo1
comedy. Two Years axperlence VIII
work Tor Lying salary. Address Glass
DRUSGisr-IS. Of i. IN need q s5tuation;
long experience; best OF references;
IFASolAble wage8 Address Druggist
cure lost. 4,
A AfeSpoNSIELE firm recurring the ser
ylccs % an Al deubie-entry booKiseopcr.
Please address Practical Expericflca,
care Posi- u
NNANTicI,7-A situation a. nlanager m
cotton plantation by white MAJ. t..crt.
onkhly experienced willing to take hold
and work also. Duke, care Post Il
~
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FVH SALkt-Or cXcha.lee Tor hnibef SAD
steam engifc IA running orslers ia-inch
uyllnder; 22-inch sttoke. band wheel ~
men. faee s feet diameter; reason for
bering Mlf'g, Goa Houston. fexaa X
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WkNrND "a man cook' AppIy ~ ofiico
OF HouFon Direct Nayisation company.
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HARTn'i rniltss. sale ssrsif,i' h .-si,1S;
lnpfisabaE and burning oils Us side line.
200 e's.itsce for Right mar Addreea III /.
lprk boz NJ. III Houston. Texas. IL
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HOGS HQGSi-if You want 70 buy hogs
write 90 iilackshcar a Glider Penning-
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MANTtf}- AieasenKnr boys IN Wcqfera
Union telegraph Office la