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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-12-02
The Twin Lakes Reservoir.

Henry Koons and Andrew Can't OF
Buffalo. N. Y, recently visited Ordwny,
looking after their extensive interests
there. They visited the Twin lakes, where
survey for the big dam is in progress.
The dam will be 800 feet long and will
raise the lever Of the lakes nine feet. The
Twin Lakes Company have secured tho
right from the government TO take 10
feet Of water below the average height OF
the lakes. This virtually gives this COM
pany 25 feet OF water extending over the
entire face OF tho two lakes. which are
about three miles long. Their average
depth is about IS feet.
A strip OF land surrounding the lakes
has recently been purchased, which re-
moves one source OF controversy which
Threatened to delay the progress OF this
important improvement.
The outlook now is that the Ordway
country will next season have the bene.
fits Of the water stored in the great Twin
Lakes reservoir.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-12-02
CHURCH NEWS.

DIR. B. F. Lawler, OF Trinidad, u do.
livering string sermons ut the Baptist
church each evening. Everybody In.
vited.
The pastors topics at the Presby.
terian church noxt Sunday will be, in tho
morning, "The HirelinR and tho Son" !"
aud in the even ing, God chooses, but
does not Compel"
Topic for the Y. P. 8. @. e. in the
evening, "Not to be Ministered Unto, but
to Minister" Leader, Rev. Warren
Mays
The morning subject at tho M. e.
church Sunday will he the second Of a
series Of five sermons on "Faith, tho vic.
tory that overcometh the world" Even.
ing subject, "The memory OF the just"
When tho M. e. membership gath.
cred ut prayer meeting last Wednesday
evening they took with them large
quantity and variety OF the substantiaIs
and Injuries Of life. At the close Of the
meeting DIR. Mcdonald in neat speech
rendered the collection to tho pastor ne
slight evidence OF the esteem aud good
will OF the congregation aud in token OF
the Thanksgiving occasion just ut hand
Rev. Burton responded briefly and sends
us the following for publication: '.ro
our many kind friends and members Of
tho church: We wish to say to you that
our hearts are unspeakably full Of graft.
tude for the tender and affectionate ex-
preston Of your regard for the pastors
wife in her feeble condition, and for his
humble services as feeder Of the flock Of
God. The blessed memory Of your
Thanksgiving offering will abide with us
forever"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-12-02
THURSDAY. DEC. 2. 1897,

-Senator Teller makes two predictions
relative 10 important national affairs:
First-that there will Be NO legislation
looking toward the substitution Of bank
notes for greenbac3ks and treasury notes.
He doubts II the advocates Of so-called
currency reform agree on details.
6scood-ths Cuban question will be Set
lied by recognising the bslligerant rights
of the Cubane.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-12-02
Melsn Growers' and Citizens Meeting

Melsn Growers' and Citisens' Meeting
There will be . mass meeting Of those
interested in tho melon growing industry
and the welfare OF tho Arkansas Valley,
st l. q. o. r. hall in Rocky Ford, On
Wednesday, December 8, at O'Clock p.
m, TO take steps toward organizing q
stock company for the purpose Of build.
ing, equipping aud stocking an ice house
to supply ice for use OF the Rocky Ford
Melon Growers' Association.
BY order Of Board Of Directors.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-12-02

g. ]. Cover made an important pur.
chnse last week, taking in all OF I. Dem
mes land east Of town, not previously
consideration was 10000 spot cash.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-12-02

Tho Alamosa Journal accuses Den.
vse dsiliss of booming the Arkansas val
leg 70 the detrimeot Of the other portions
oe the STATE. In this connection let II be
remembered that the Denver papers are
oo mosl solid Foundation when they arc
pubiishing mattse highly complimentary
oe ths resources oe The Arkansas Valley.
We've got ths garden spot OF tho State
and don't you forget T.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-12-02
A NEW AND WORTHY SCHEME.
An Ice Company to Wsrk in Connection
With the Melon Growers' As
SaclafiOD.


The committee appointed BY the Melon
association directors TO present the plans
OF the association, in reference to putting
mp an ice house and stocking the same,
to the business men and members Of the
association, beg leave to say through the
columns Of the ExTERPRIsE few words
in relation to the same. This associs-
ton has become the largest factor in the
financial interests Of Rocky Ford. II
seems to the directors and the committee
that the business men OF the town
should be the first to realize the import.
ance Of this scheme, not only 70 the as-
sociatiou but TO themselves. Under the
plan pursued the past season il would
cost the association next year for the
first iceing Of 400 cars, the amount that
will probably be shipped, about $4,000.
Now an ice house can be built, equipped,
and stocked with ice at cost not to ex-
coed 5000. Thus saving to the associa.
reimbursing those who invested in build.
ing the ice house. Under lts articles Of
Incorporation the association can not
build the ice house: thus il requires tho
formation OF another company 70 do this
work, unless the same should be under
taken by some individual. The directors
OF the association stand willing 10 take
the ice put up by the ice company, thus
rendering the success OF the project as-
sured.
Tho interests OF the association and
the business men OF Rocky Ford are
mutual and il 10 desirable that they be
kept in that condition. The prosperity
Of the business men hinges largely upon
the success u the association. They
freely admit TINT tue prosperous trade Of
this fall has been due largely 70 the
money turned loose thaouah the channel
Of the melon and canteloupe trade.
What was true thia fall, may, and proba-
bly, will be increased four.fold, next ssa-
son. The turning OF $4,000 or S2O0..
QUO loose in this town and vicinity means
something to the business men OF the
town, and We think thcy should respond
liberally 10 this call. Tho committee has
presented the petition to nearly every
business 6rm 10 town, and. while some
have responded literally. We have met
with very scant success. We confidently
looked Tor at least $500 from this
source, and have only received pledges
for about 600. II We arc mt 70 find 90.
operation from this source, where are We
to look for Il? Suroly you can recognize
"The Goose that lays the Golden Egg"
We hope 10 zee every business mao In
Rocky Ford subscribe literally 10 this
enterprise. CoAMIITEk
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-12-02

can produce much more profitable crops.
Cantaloupes,. watermelons, tomatoes and
other crops will give much larger re-
turns. Lcss favored sections will adopt
beet culture while the Rocky Ford coun-
try grows the higher priced and more
profitable crope.
1t WINS rumored last week that E. N.
De Scent had closed his saloon and gone
into other business. We at once pre-
pared 10 write . congratulatory article.
We proposed to congratulate Mr.. De
Scent on getting into a reputable busi-
ness; to congratulate our merchants on
therc being one less sink hole for money
which should fow to their cash registers;
to congratulate the public on tho fact
that one less saloon indicated that those
Of our citizens Who sustain the saloons
were acquiring some good common sense
and wero spending their money in ways
which would do them and their families
some good. But, unfortunately, the
rumor OF the saloon closing proved IN.
true.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-12-02

The official vote Of the late election
and the accompanying review Of former
elections, to be found in the supplement,
will be found valuable for preservation
and reference.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-12-02

Tho dailies OF Thursday last con.
tanned . dispatch from Wichita, KS, Civ.
ing somewhas sensational irrigation news.
Tho dispatch said that twenty.three
farmers OF sedgwick, who:live along the
Arkansas river hsvo brought suit in the
federal court hero against the Rocky
Ford Irrigation Company OF Rocky Ford,
Colo, praying for IN Injunction restrain
ing the company from diverting the
water Of the river and thereby less eninv
the value Of their farms. The supposed
basis for this alleged suit is an act Of
congress passed in 1896 which gives Col
orado people the right 20 take water from
the Arkansas for irrigatins purposes, but
requires them 70 make good any damage
that may result from changing tho chan
mel Of the river or divcrtipg the usual
flow OF watcr. The report bas very
fishy look. There is no such corporation
as the "Rocky Ford Irrigation Co." and
II there was IL would be nonsense for
farmers ~ far east a. Sedgwick county,
KS, to claim damages on account Of
water taken from the Arkansas river in
Otero county. In noticing this suit the
Denver Republican says: "Seithci Kan-
sas nor the federal government can go
behind or overturn the clause in Our state
constitution which declares that the un.
appropriated waters OF the streams Of
this stats belong to the people OF Colo
rudo."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-12-02

In another columa will be found
letter from President Morton OF the
Santa Fe to Industrial Commissioner
Davis. Il indicates thnt the Santa Fe is
is very desirous OF encouraging the de.
vslopment Of the great resources OF the
Arkansas valley, Of which the Rocky Ford
country u . very important part: A
word in relntion to that portion OF the
letter regarding the growing of sngnr
besis. Our farmers do not need to do
any more experimenting in TINT direction.
They have already proved that no sec
tiop OF the Union grows high grade of
beets more prolihcally than does the
Rocky Ford country. While there is no
question but that sugar beets can be sue.
cessfully erown here il is doubtful il
enough could bo furnished to keep fac
tory running. Many Of our farmers would
rot grow beets for the roason TINT they
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-12-02
-Pueblo is witnessing q very radica

-Pueblo - witnessing very raaica'
consolidation Of banka The American,
SSocksroweu and Pueblo National banks
on the north side will be consolidated into
one. On the south side the Western and
Centrsl will be made one. Such action
two years ago would not have been un-
expected, but at this time, when there is
a promise OF very general business i'm
proyement, the consolidation seems in
opportune. But perhaps three good
strong banks are all that Pueblo's bust.
ne.s vill demand for several years.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-12-02

"A rscsnt court decision y in effect
that building and loan associatsous can
pol stipulats that st0ck shall mature in .
oertain number Of montha Tho court
ssid that Q member could mot by contract
secure any advantage over every other
member Of . purely mutual corporation.
Tbis dsciaion y . very important one to
associations that havs made definite con-
tracts with their members.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-12-02

schsuss 70 outvit the ticket scalpers,
and are seeking to have very stringent
laws enacted for the total abolition OF
ticket brokerage. Tho scalper can be at
criucs oblitsratetl by the adoption Of a uni.
torn rabs PEI mile and the redemption OF
ali unussd portions Of tickets. All rail.
roads arc not always hostile to ticket bro
kefaRe, q they sometimes 6nd tho scalp
srs q very convenient medium through
which they can get on the inside track OF
a rival inA
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-12-02

DIR. B. F. Lawler, Of Trinidad, u dc.
livering string sermons ut the Baptist
church each evening. Everybody In.
vited.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-12-02

To handle their products to the best
advantage the Rocky Ford Melon Grow
ers Association needs an immense ice
house. Tho great benefit which this
would bc during the shipping is too evi.
dent to need detailed mention. The
charter under which the association Is
Incorporated will not admit OF its going
into tho ico business, but It 10 proposed
10 remedy the matter by the organization
OF IN Ice company to scll the leo to tho
association. A committee from the A.
sociation il now canvnssing for sub
scriptious to the capital stock OF an ice
company, which has been fixed at 5000.
Our business men and citizens generally
should take stock literally rs It will be
OF greet benefit to tho cntire business
community. Tho stock taken will NOT
be::a donation but . profitable invest
ment We trust that tho committee will
be met by liberal subscriptions wherever
they may 90. whstsver u done must
be done promptly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-12-02

Topic for the Y. P. 8. @. e. in the
evening, "Not TO be Ministered Unto, but
70 Minister" Leader, Rev. Warren
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-12-02

Our Congressman. Hon. J. @. Bell.
vss In Dsnvse the other day en- route to
washipgtoo. In IN interview with q
Nevs rspoetse Mr.. Bsll said that he pro-
posed 70 start an Investigation into some
Of the senatSs sxtravagant methods Of
managing public business. From the
details given BY Mr.. Bell Il 10 readily
sesn that reform and retrenchment arc
needed. Let The light Of q searching In
vestiRaAion b TUNED On that the further
squanderipg Of public money be stopped.
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ne Trinity n Finn Niycr.

w Texas. March 6-1'he Trinity
i@ only being used for business
:" OUT mas recently developed as a
'aordlng much pleasure for fishing
.auls parties. The latest to enjoy
Ssle Oh this sport and witness the
senery along tie banks of the
~ composed OF Il crowd of Ennis
men under the chaperonage of
y, D. Lyle Of Brooklyn, y. Y,
49, ~ the highest terms of the
II0runce Of this stream.
!. lie says they took some sound
~n way ur from the mouth of
", AMI that their sixteen foot pole
4. y nsee bottom until they were
e las been quite active for sew
no The actual settler Icing the
s'yels' The Indications are that
~ ~ double in population with
~t v The year 1900.
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SPECIAL NoTlcES.
>.-.l4u>-,s.- ..~. Ela..
- =

iANo-lf you are interested we can save
you money; nothing in tho city 10 equal
a. ior price. and quality. Piano EX-
chanse, 6l5 Travis street 0
CITY MARSiiAL's SALE-By virtue OF
arucle ~, chapter G, Of the Revised
code Of Ordinances of the City of Hous-
ion, Texas. | Will proceed to sell at pub
ilc cutlery, In front of police station OF
NE civ Of Houston. at 10 o'clock n. M,
tuesday, March ., the following de.
scribed animals to-wit:
one rel COW, little white in face,
branded thus &c. with S beneath. very
GIN. on right hip; ear marks, crop and
epiit N each ear.
one brown and whtte cow branded
thus + c with ; beneath, ON right hip;
cal marks crop and split In each ear
one rcd and white heifer about 3
years OLD branded thus nc with : be
meath. on r'ght hip; ear marks. crop
and split In each ear
ono white hcifcr, about years old
branded on right hip, indsUnct. no ear
mark.
Tn" said animals having been i'm
pounded In the city pound
Chas. Hcm.
II City Marshal.
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n, .rypAY sCh"""'
work being Done
~ q y. children.

work being Done
y, = =. children
s, ..'.s . interest in ~, all - 'a nss
su s'.s .,,,os for a short account
Jour s s'.,s sunday school work,
ss'ls' a,. by the Texas Baptist
nj . '0s ,oluortagc convention
t's', ~ asrlns the interval between
w'n'n,, ,r,s, put its management
rs'.l board of eighteen brethren HI
aa' = .,sd IFS officers as ex-oiiielo
ri. board hold. quarterly nna on,s s' IS,
I s sa,i the convention ,Sn. ,,nor,,
nv preachers of the gospei
t done ', !. 30 and preach the gospel
ny y p,r 4 districts to eoh ,sl, ~
y! !w'r ,, by the roadside. In
inan'vis IN the homes Of the people
~, nv REV. 7. c. Boykin OF
s assssslalist of twenty-five years
'sa -, s charged with the duty
en- sunday school Institutes tnn +; inoa III,
s.1 school conventions ana IN al
tn hi. III he can to instruct super
sns 81 and scholars how best
ne their duties. .,o,o,,or.
,,s nv brethren not preachers,
uyu, me land from end to end, IN
s l% in the interest OF the
.,,riar tracts, and aiding in other
~, n which they find their SER
ksisd ,, ,o,,or civ NJ
. ,ov employed and located IN nix
sI,ors: Miss Hollle Harper. Dal-
VII Nelson. Corslcana; Mrs. V.
- Houston; Miss Eliza ;. Mitch
MSS sallie a. Johnson. San
M, NIB. Torres, Corpus Christi
n these ladies' is to gather as
,',s,sa as they can into week day
lA~s (ot those not attending sun
S.h,. where Bible principles are
.,I,ny other instruction given that
.Im the moral elevation of these,
-, md neglected little ones. These
~ hold mothers meetings for the
| !, Ne downcast. secluded, forgotten
Nose surroundings have deprived
y ouly Of all the pleasures but The
IA Christian civilization.
IN DO these ladies' took after the
nt,lectual and moral necessities of
aIIdrtn and mothers. but they min
g,Asr bodily wants-procuring food
(.snr for those who have them not.
IN now under the instruction ond
Asse six ladies'. about 200 children.
I,ards Of mothers.
A, workers OF the convention co all
koruse work they can and assist
d are called upon to do IN organic
Eay schools, etc.
! have been during the past con yen-
bar .liy-nine men and yomcn thus
embracing American, German.
! and negro missionaries. Besides
\ ben extended as far as funds have
! 10 the needs OF other nationdlities.
| ID 4 short synopsis OF this years
bM.
IE,s!e one OF the most triumphant
kihh State Sunday school work. we
NJ yet, that We may 90 to Sherman
! III debt. This is not large sum
|yuk Of the magnitude of this-a
hsirh appeals to the heart AID con-
ID every citizen who desires to see
kriitlon work done upon the very
kn Of human life, and TO nelp a
e,i gives bread as well as Bibles to
boy; and clothes as wen as sermons
linked. All are asked to help 1t.
lHil q, or any more convenient day,
ighools are asked to observe Chill
Du. for which a programme OF ex-
furnished free. may be used, in
'tiur with taking collections for this
ne programme has been prepared
rvnkr Of ladies' and gentlemen and
fssted excellent" best we ever
Ht. md II certainly lups give vain
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| BOARD AND PoONS.
nm >-.-.GlA -s---

ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished. WIN
or without board, on one on me nes ,
streets In city; private fanny, oesl rc'
erences. Address 10 thls Office. -----,2
T0R RF.NT-Tw0 connecting rooms. win
or without board, or for llshl hon,u-
keeping. cool pleasant modern coh'e5
nenceA Call at l02 Hamilton street. /,
ROOM AND HOARD-ComlorlHo 1e, W."
furnished rooms, good iocalioH, tiYSu .u ,
bath: good board, day hohrieIs sI','a.,i
terms reasonable; references eAeA""e -
70 San Jac,nto, corner Rusk. - %
;91 TEXAS AVENrE-First-c class board
inp house, 2Is blocks from Capitol h''ei
Min street: rooms for rent WIN OF
Without board; trapsienis solicited; rateest
reasonable. -----------
FOR RENT-Nieely furnished SECOND;
story front room, with gas, patnh al,i
ali mo Tern conveaiences, first-class l1bie
bn,r1. references exchanged. y0s POLK
avenue. between Msin and TraNs.
coon hoard and nee rooms, for gentle
men or couple, IN private FANNY NM NM
uulet locat ton close III. Apply az -
Texas avenue, ------
LARGE. we'll furnished southeast room;
opens on screened gallery, not ana COZ
bath, with excellent table noaru' 'ety
cheap 10 two persons; sl2 IraS.s. y
ELEGANT ROOMS, frst-class board. 500
week: table board. 500 week. , csh j.,
location; hot and cold hhlhs "f SA,
Jacinto, corner Prairie avenue
LARGE. cool rooms. up and dowhssa, ,, 90 ?
ll02 Rllsk. one block from Mhlil houso
just changed hands; table ooa'a = -
c-alty.
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LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements IN office Of Tho
Post for week ending Saturday, March
IS; Is; l.. Bernhart; b; ies: So; G. Chla,
81; ~ 60. 3Ui, JOG Gl). Isl; 1Sa C). II. NJ,
II, 90; H. l.. (2) SO (3); l.. $. g. 90; NJ;
81 %: l.; tD; lis 49,; NJ. a. f. 90; 63, ~;
iS9 81; 40; owner: Rustler, 5. T.. j., W.
S Teague; 46 (d) 1897 ~. W. j. y. 90,
rs @: 90 CD: Is; Yanks.
MASK costun.ugs. boards. Hghts. etc. to
lci and made Q order; mall orders re
CcVe PROMPT attention only at the IcNds
Coct1me House. Gl6ls Main stree. -
UMBRELLAS and parasols made to or
Ger. covered AND repaired covered IN
sutCcu. !4c: gloria Use. gloria six 81
and 81 30. II. ,Aplln. ~. Alilatn. 40
DIR WM. 4. BOXEII. Specialist in Ca
Sexual and Chronic Diseases. Alcohol,
oNum and Tobacco Habits. Once. Ma.
son l.lock. "
llANO-Call at cur store, aud we will
show you piano which viii surpiiHe
YOU for price ami quality Plano In
change, Gl5 Travis street 2
VIAVI--.A homo treatment for uterine
troubles. state headquarters. 'p2 Rinz
hui ling; lad" attendant, to p. m.
advice and health hook fee IL
THE most complete and carefully select
ed trimmings, suitable for dress,nakers,
millinery, must be sold at cost, as |
iiul myself uYerstocked. Madame IT,
Joseph, i06 Main. 10
PROFESSOR KNEESH trance me.
Gium aud magnetic healer, may he con-
suited at his rooms, 1909 Freeman streeti
hours 10 TO ] a. m. aud : % y M. 10
III ANY perFon has purcho sei large rose
plant from any negro or suspc-ous
character. WIN do me favor by address
.ng Chas \. Elshury c.iy. .
MRS. a. WATTS Of Galveston. clairvov-
amt Medium coo Austin street, walk up-
stairs hours, TO p. m. II
Wide awake collecting
gency at 3ll fann.n e.. under opcr1
house can and win collect your notes,
accounts and rents promptly. w. y.
GI@tes mnnaecr ID
MRS. ECKERT, fortune teller, has moved
from lild Preston avenue to 1873 Texas
PROFESSOR KNEESHAW, trance me
dunn and magnetic healer may he con-
suited ct his rooms. 5D5 San Jaclnto
street. hours, 10 to | a. IN. ana : TO
BRING your broken glassware, chinawetre
10 the Boston Sc and l0c stand, corner
Main and CONGRESS avenue. Giant Co,
ment, 10 AMI PC vial. ----------e
MARRIAGE paper with 1000 ADVERTISE
ments of matrlageable people; Wany
rich; list of books novelties, etc. free
l. ~ Cunnels Toledo, Ohio. 3-ly
WE HAVE MORE CALLS for stenoG-
raphers than We can supp.y, prepare
Yourself FOR a p2slt agi,, ny a tagM ryn
wviling school. Mason Block. Miss Alice
l.. Harper, principal u
Lamps LAMPS! LAMPS!-lncandes
lamps Wholesale and retail. armature
rewinding a speciality; electrical and rail-
way supplies The Barien.Sheets Blcc-
trIcal Construction Company. 800 Preston
avenue W
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WANTEp--By an experienced dress
maker posI.gon In nu establishment or
AT private houses. Address IA, TINS OF,
nee. y
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE

.~4>LAh...-- .-ls4l~sss
TRADE or ExCHANGE--One lady's
wheel. '95 model, for good typewriter.
Address IT.. tbs office. D
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FOR RENT-Two large upstairs rooms
furnished or unfurnshed, both pn Same
floor, IN private family. at III Travis. .
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SITUATION by middle aged white man
around house. handy al point-ns bood
with horses. Address 7. Brlen. IN
lin street. y
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MECHANICAL engineer, competent man.
able to handle iucandescunt light plants
and do his own rera ring, wants situa-
ton has references. Address III,
this office. y
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WANTED Employment In city at onc..
II you need q sober and reliable man,
wei call or answer a, once Audross
1874, this office, ~
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YOUNG man OF II years would like sta
alton In store, eight months experience,
Address Cash n Luckel SO6ig Main 81. .
WANTED iiy young lady wtth ave years
experience, 1t position AS typewriter or
etenoeraphor. Address OF can at Soils
Man strvu. y
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WANTED SITUATION as solicitor or saaes.
lady. references furnished. Address u,
this office, ~
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WANTED--Light work OF any KIND can
keep books, references. Address ~ lhis
Otige. y
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F1RST-CL.ASS landscape gardener, norsl
ana fruit grower wants position at once,
single sober and Industrious; c,sl,
years experience, hest reference. Apply
YN Franklin avenue, Houston, TeNas y