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COUNTERFEIT rs coon.
a. Is Causing Great Trouble n, ~,
Officials

Is Causing Grcnt TroubIc Il, -.
Officials.
] washington, January S.--4The alarm =
treasury officials over the discovery q
siVo counterfeit silver certificates has beer
Increased by later developments.
| One OF these counterfeits neared J.,
PaVhase o. DIS received from the Chicago
suhtfeasury. another was found In the ST
LOUIS branch and third in the PhiladeI.
pnia remittance. Another WINS brought 4,
hght In the cash Of the National Rank Of
washington, one Of the Oldest institutions
here.
department officials believe that gang
went 70 work simultaneously to Distribute
tnese bills in all OF tho big cities, and thai
Inc counterfeits have been in circulation
FOR several weeks
MT, Cramer, asserting clerk of the Phlla,
uelphim subtreasury, who first brought the
commercials to the attention of the de-
partment. said that he saw note six
weeks ago which he believed was ono OF
the spurious issue. OF the $4,000, 600 in
the Chicago subtreasury 81 10000 is in
800 silver certificates. The subtreasury
at st. Louis has sl.75O. 600
me officials here are awaiting anxiously
the shipments from st. Louis and Chicago.
beileving that an examination of these
packages will indicate to what extent the
counterfefts have been forced into circu]a-
ton 1t is expected that tho Chicago and
St. Louis shipments will be received on
Thursday.
Comparatively small amounts OF the sIi.
YER certificates are held in Washington
and those at the subtreasuries of Boeton
Cincinnati and Philadelphia range from
100000 to 100000 New Orleans and San
Francisco have limited number. AMI II
is estimated that New York holds only
about $500, 900.
No trace of the counterfeitcrs has been
discovered, Chief Hazen of the secret
service bureau is in Philadelphia and tho
entire force Of the office has been assigned
to the case The unpleasant discovery
was made at the department today that the
counterfeits were printed from engraved
plates, and not from plates made by Il
photo mechanical process.
There are few persons known to the de,
partment sufficiently expert to have en-
graved such plates 1t has been the boast
of the officials that they knew every en-
graver in the United States who could
make a successful counterfeit plate. and
that every one had been imprisoned or
otherwise put out OF the way OF doing
crooked work.
It is said at the bureau OF engraving
and printing that months of close applica-
ton would be required to produce Plates
such as were used in the Manufacture OF
the counterfeit silver certificates, and that
whoever did the work must have had TIE
finest tools and a, plant that cost large
sum OF money.
chief Johnson was asked II 1t were not
possible that an impression from the orig
inal plates had been spirited out CT ths
building. He was emphatic In saying That
this was impossible.
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ROW IN COURT.
JuJre I,cnvcs the Bench tn Give n
Lawyer u PunchinE.

Lawyer ~
susanyilIe Cal, January 9.-The court
room Of the Lassen county superior court
was yesterday the scene Of an eHtraof
,,torca,ion between Judge on the bench
and an attorney at the bar.
r,o. acme time relations have been strained
between Superior Judge y. A Kelly ana A.
,ornoy II. v. spencer This afternoon spen-
.ov ,oots strong execution tc n ruling of the
court several ironical remarks passed, ana
then Judge Kelly fined Spencer s5o ior con
tempt Spencer defied the court 10 ms iao.,
and III. court retcIted with the statement
~, Srencor was faIsifier. Judge Kelly
followed Il up by leaving the bench ana
striking Spencer. n.,
shetlfs Martin interfered aud the judge re-
turned 10 his seat on the bench. spencer
stood Mt the bar OF the court applying Ior
an appoal The deputy sheriff was ordered
10 remove the attorney, but afterwards the
order was modified and Spencer returned.
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baltimore. January 9.--Tho blue Peter
flies at the masthead OF the United sta'es
revenue cutter Mccuiogf This morning she
startca on her long voyage Of 1900 miles
h, tho eastern passage to the Pacific. She
is expected 10 reach San francisco about the
middle OF May. Tho Mccullough is intended
for duty in the Bering sea.
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HYMENeAL.

EAD--At Harwood, December
b. Lane and Miss Matilda Head.
HILL,--At Commerce, December
or Walter Acker and Miss Pearl
HOKES--At Cleburne, December
B. Rice of Ennis and Miss Ar.
Hes.
WIMMER-At oakville. Deccm-
|. C. r. Evans and Miss Nellie
Rev. Caves officiating.
FISHER - At Gainesville, De-
Mr.. J. p. Flood and Miss Edna
n. w. S. Splawn officiating.
MORGAN - At Kirbyville. De-
MIR. John Smith and Miss Angle
lev. Durham Richardson officiat-
EDDINGS-At Pearsall, Decem-
James Fires. Jr., and Miss Lula
9TH, Mr.. Musgrove and Miss Dora
BARNES-At Yoahum, Decenl-
r. Cicero Kinds and Miss Lily
lev. II. d. Knickerbooker officiat-
WHEATLEY-At Roy, Deem
/. William Roach of Bardwell and
Rheatley. Elder V. /. Sirman Of
T-KELLIE-At Kirbyville. Texas,
30, Mr.. N. Wright and Miss
Qlie. Justice ]. A. Daugharty Of
E-TAYLOR - At Wharton, De-
y, Mr.. Arthur PaImie and Miss
or. Rev. Father Heck Of Victoria
)-HICKMAN - At Liberty Hill,
20, Professor j. b. OweuS AMI
b Hickman. Rev. ID. l.. Hamilton
|RN- WEBB-At Runge. December
pei Wilbcrn OF Rungc and Miss
lbb, a sister of Rev. i +. Webb,
Pated.
E-oGILVY-At Palestine. Deem
h. Walter 4. Wilson OF Nayasota
Stella C. ogilvy, Rev. II. S. STU
lung.
lN-HAMMOND = At Kosse, De-
p, Mr.. Thand A. Griffin OF Van
nd Miss Leila Hammond Of Kosse,
dis officiating.
E-ROEBuCK = At Newton. De-
o. Mr.. sid l.. Sutton and Miss
pebuck; they had ridden all night,
pped from Louisiana.
iELL- HILL-Liyin8ston. Texas,
z. Willie j. Shoiweil and Miss
ill, both OF this place. were quiet
this evening at the residence OF
Epperson.
WEDDINGS AT Gainesville, De
, Mr.. Gus Maddox and Miss Celia
III. A. Jones officiating; Mr.. N.
and Miss Kate Howell. Rev. w.
officiating,
'EDDlNGS--At Paige, December
!. Hannis OF Dimei,ox and Miss
rs. Rev. Hornch officiating: Goth.
as Num- aud Miss Grace Hardec,
Womack officiating.
EDDINGs-At Temple. December
mes Flack OF Navasota and Miss
iarris, Rev. w. Il, Maxwell oil
Mr.. w. r. Dunlap and Miss Ida
der Harvey officiating.
WEDDINGS - At Breckenridge.
rs, Mr. Ed kinchen and Miss Eff
2ath. Mr.. VIII Black aud Miss
e: Mr.. Greg. Kinchep and Miss
ebb; soth. MIR. s. n. Brooks and
Mcdonald.
-NOLEN-Wtnona, Texas, jan
At the residence OF the brides
aptain !. II. Nolen, two miles
Z Winona, this afternoon ut 3
iss Laura Nolen and Mr.. Hiram
Mount sylvan were united in tho
Is o. matrimony by Rev. John
OF Gilmer.
OTHER MARRIAGES,
'r w. $. Parker ani Miss Mary
Y Rice. January 2.
l Ward and Miss Lucy Marshall.
ounty. December 2r.
RfzzLE-r.At SNYDER. January a..
Sims and Mrs. g. j. Grizxle.
RsoN -PlrKERING--At Victoria
/, MT John w. Henderson and
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|cRO!LoClCAL...

paige, Texas, December ST.
esidence this morning 1T Z
Iemic poisoning, William J.
hnis. Texas, December s0.---
died at his home at Bethel
lis county, Monday. Decem-
talysis.
Granger. Texas. January 3.
Sorrells. aged IA. died at her
three miles east OF Granger
prnoon Of pneumonia.
rrison, Texas, January L.
Askin died near this place
2s, 1897. She was one among
ktlers In this section. being
re and living here all OF her
kaufman. Texas. January L.
this city received the sad in
eterday evening that his sis
Lucy Terry OF Clarksville.
led very suddenly. Deceased
old.
Ireenville, Texas. January L.
lii White. mother OF Judge T..
died yesterday morning at
age OF 20. Deceased had been
18th for a number OF years. In
place yesterday afternoon ut
kemetery, several miles south
Rogers. Texas, December 3d.
Sparks. wife of DIR. Sparks.
ho Junction at $40 p. m. yes
assumption. DR.. Sparks had
* with. her for the past twelve
high South and West Texas.
bn their way home. reaching
lion.
E--Brenhain. Texas, Decem-
his home near Welcome, Aus
BIT 8 o'clock Thursday night.
hhlmann breathcd his last. Mr..
has horn in Hanover, Germany.
|. 1919. and was therefore at
his demise 7Ssyears and 1 day
be to this country in 1870 and
bstin county, where he resided
ne of his death.
Mount Vernon. Texas. De-
This morning Mt 4 o'clock Mr..
r, an old and highly respected
I'd peacefully away at his home
BY many relatives and fricnds.
d was past three score and
one of the first settlers of this
nd engaged in the mercantile
II since he carho here Atll
ears ago, when he was COM
lire from business on account
nth, and had been confined to
err since.
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|oTuER DEATHS.
Kaufman, January s. Gee

AS.
It lexington. January 4. Mrs
es.
TAT Fort Worth. January 4
Collins.
AN--At Waco. January 5. Franz
aged 40.
hNG-At lrrelsburg. January 8
Il Vogelsang, aged 40.
At Mexia. January 5. DR.. NJ.
n after an Illness of several
pat Sealy. January 5. Sllas G.
led 81. an old resident, respected
Die community.
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Lost, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.

STOLEN From sartartia. Texas on Deem
ner :, isy' dSrk hay h9rsc fhoa sil srous1 si
j over II. cross 4; s. reward II returned 70
Henry Williams. Arcola. Texas. IS
LOST Near corner washington and Whlts
streets, Iady's gold watch and chain: has
return TO r. g. Crawford. Texas avenue.
and receive reward, ~
sTRAYED on STOLEN Dnf iron gray horse
mule branded n on left thigh. foachs4 and
Erearcd: s. reward Tor delivery Al htcns
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FOR RENT-Three connecting rooms for
light Housekeeping, one suitable for gen
urman or couple. IN private family; new
modern house. on Polk avenue between
Main and Travis, II
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LtFLl INSuRANCff--Age 40. sia.yo per tise0
annually, rate guaraitccd; Chicago
Guaranty Llfe; S. 80 assets 20 each 81 liz
bilities. agonts wanted; highest comrnia-
eions, w. i. Minton, manager, Trust
building, Dallas. Texas. e
AGnNrS--Economy gxs burner. saves ~
per cent of gas. makes a large, beautiful
hEhf and gives i60 per cent profit to
eAlcamcn. General Agency Co.. rs Dear
born street Chicago. III q
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FOR RENTs--Entire upper floor OF nm eight
rccm house: bath. hot and cold water and
al improvements. large yard, corner lot;
SOUTH exposure. Call 1916 Rusk avenue, IL
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FOR RENT.

4 - - \ f.
FOR RENT--Tn Fifth ward. nvc-rcom rot.
| tage, newly painted. large yard, corner HI
and Stcrrctt near Cleveland's press AppI,
y, Schoenmann 800 Preston avenue. 1.
| FARM FOR RENT--My farm $50 acres sis
n'ileH west of Houston; good rond; three
hvcssec plenty water. Apply NJ j.. West.
h.irier. 1908 Texas avenue. IL
FOR RENT--To persons without chiidron,
tirct nice connecting rooms aud bath, un.
| furnished. close. no car fare TO pay. Call
Morday morning 11os Prairie avenue IL
/ FOR RENT-Thrcc connecting rooms for
light Housekeeping, one suitable for gen
ucnan or couple. IN private family: new
modern house, on Polk avenue. between
Main and Travis, u
| For RlcNT-Thrcc rooms. furnished or nn-
1nifished, viii rent separate to roomers or
-iol light housckeening: 1sot Toxas ave. II
FOR RENTING rooms above my store. APP
Fly to I Lewyn, druggist. 30t Main street,
corner Preston. ii
FOR RENT'--Entire upper floor OF an eight
rccm house; bath, hot aud cold water and
all improvements. large yard; corner lot;
scutl. exposure. Cali 1915 Rusk avenue, II
FOE RENT--Thrce four-rcorn cottages In
Fourth and two In Fifth ward at reduced
rates to good tenants. Apply to Garrett
ialdcastle. 9l6ls Congress avenue II
ELEGANTLY furnished rooms central iora
ton; three blocks from Hotel Bristol good
neiehborhood; all large. with southern OK
posure; gentlemen only. 7i2 Capitol avenue.
Mrs Taylor. ii
OUR LIST OF rent houses has been materially
Increased the past few days, Call or tele-
phone 67S for what you want. Norfeet a
Cooley. II
FOX RENT--Two- story house. corner Girard
anc Seventh streets; convenient 10 Grand
Central depot. 5. o. Cotton e bro. 10
FOR RENT-Two-ator store, corner Downing
street and Pierce avenue. IN Third ward,
good stand for right PARTY: low rent Apply
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FOR RlcNT-Threc rooms. furnished or I'M
1niLished; Will rent separate 10 roomers or
for light housekeeping: 1904 Texas ave. II
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FINE OPPORTUNITY % mcguire pt&co y
farming land free to right parttcp viii
ANAL amount of capital 10 Improve. 3. u
Tracey. attorney 1t Law. Houston. u
FOR SALE OR RENT--Ccod prairie farm ct
ito acres twenty miles west Of Houston,
on railroad. J, u, Lester. 1lsis Main street.
ucuston II
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EXPERT stenographer desires position; Mt
toiEoy's office proferrsd can do official
court ioporting quick ana accurate In tg-
uies: best references furnished; must have
position. Address Stonographer, this Of
10
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~, 4 -, =. J. :. =
or wants a steady lob go anywhere; rcfcr-
cnccs the bost Address business, this Of.
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ELEGANTLY furnished rooms, central Iora
tion; three blocks from Hotel Bristol good
posure; gentlemen only, 7l2 Capitol avenue.
Mrs. Taylor. II
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FOR RENTING rooms above my store. APP
Fly to !. Lewyn, druggist, iot Main street,
corner Preston. II
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SMITH rREMfoR TYPEWRITER wAs
$1,000. n $4,000 and will continued 70 -
nold at Stp0.cp past, present and future.
The price IL tho same. Catalogue froe.l
] ] Pastorixa Printing n Illtho. Col
State Agents. Houston. Texas. It
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AUCTION SALE on promises 1901 Capitol
avenue, on Wednesday. January 10. at 10
n, M. consisting of bedroom. hall. dining
room and Kitchen furniture. etc, otc.. bed
ding and linens included; ladies and buyers
invited 10 attend. IL
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OTHER MARRIAGES.

)or w. $. Parker AMI Miss Mary
at Rice. January 2.
II Ward and Miss Lucy Marshall,
sounty. December %.
RfzzLE-.At SNYDER. January 2,
Sims and Mrs. q. J. Grizxie
ERsON -Pl5KERING--At Victoria.
e, MT John w. Henderson and
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slTUArlON wanted by colorcd man to at
tend horse, buggy. yard, drive delivery
WAGON or work In store. Address aoeb, this
office. s. d IL
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PHYsICIANS' DIRECTORY.
WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED--Uge OF furniture. pictures, GIaSs-
waro and sewing machine. or. which viii
loan 81 to $50: this ~ 1ettGr than stcrtng.
Address 205J. this Office II
FIFTH WARD HOUSE WANTED--f want .
residence, six or eight rooms, within tWo
blocks OF tho Pythian Hall: state location.
Mrs, Emily Cummings, this office. -
WANTED--To rent suite Of rooms. FURNISHED
Third ward preferred. Address MI. this
ofhcs. -.. -. VI
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FOE RENT--Throe four-room cottages In
Fourth and two In Fifth ward at reduced
rates to good tenants. Apply to Garrett
Hiatdcastle, 9lbta Congress avenue. IL
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YOUNG LADY wants position ms bcokkeper.
salary moderate. refercuces given; with
leave city. Address so6a. this Office. II
wANTED--Situation by white man TO work
around house and take caro- Of horses; good
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FOR SALE, ieasc or cxchsnge for city prop
crty, tho Geo. Butler place on San Felipe
road, Just outside city limits, best place In
Texns for truck garden or dairy, 1919 acres,
containing frst-tlass aix-roam house. an
Bile and large barn, we'll and cistcrn. Apply
To Milby a. Dow. IL
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TWO Girls. IA and H. want homo In family
where they can assist in work and 50 10
school. Apply 1o2 Trinity street. y
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A bREssMkkER desires work by the day or
week IN private family. 81 day; host OF
references furnished. Address 20Si, this Of
fee n
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WANTED-By young man, position In whole
sale or retail lumber yard have had sew
erai years experience In Texas. both In of
flee and yard work; good accountant: with
good references. Address w. c., Weir
Miss, N
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wANTEp--A good place M nursc or house,
Eirl by n competent colorcd girl, can give
references Address 400 Nance and Bre-
IFUnd streets. IL
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WANTED--Positi0n az organist and instruct
or choir; have experience and highest rec
concentrations. Address zoos. this office, 10
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FOX KENT--To PERSONS Without chiidron,
three nico connecting rooms and bath nn.
furnished. close; no car fare TO pay Call
McrGay morning 1109 Praire nycnue. II
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SITUATION wanted az solicitor. collector,
salesman or booksceper by nh experienced
man.; moderate SALARY or commission. Id
dress Solicitor, this office. IL
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WANTED situation by white man as cook;
hotel. boarding house. section house, camp;
strictly sober; fifteen years cxpcrtcnoes ~
city or out. Address 20SS, this ufhcc- IL
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linery department where | can learn the
trade. Address Clara CoEblan. Harfisbufg
Texas II
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE barred Rock.
Run Rocks, Mlnorcas, Lcghorns, Gamcs.;
Langshans, Cochins, Dogs, Rabbits. Pig
Sandy Point. ToNah. Il
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OUR LIST OF rent houses has been materially
Increased the past few days, Call or tele-
phone 67S for what you want. Norneet a
Cooley. II
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FOR SAlsE,.-A bargain, casy terms, or would
exchange for stock dry goods. 50 acres rich
Back lana, MI ~ cultivation, ~ Caldwell
county. .. ii. Brown, Liberty Hill. Toxas.
a.r,gkl TX
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MILLER BRAss WORKS. No. sos Run.
neIs street, II now prepared to do all
kinds Of brass. aluminium and phoHphog
bronze casting: ano work solicited; also
model and pattern work. Is
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FOR RENT-In Firth ward, nvc-room cot,
tage, newly painted. large yard, corner HI
and stcrrett, near Cleycand's press. AppI,
y, Sohoenmann, 800 Preston avenue. 1.
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MISREPRESENTATION as gardener understand
the culture OF fruit, flowers and ycgetabIcs
can do budding and grating. Address 20is.
1lia office. 10
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FOX SALE on EXCHANGE--A good. medi-
uir siscd young jack; prefer To make cash
sale, but would exchange FOR anything can
use, such an corn hay, oats. lumber. etc.
w. n. Allen. kossc, Texas. n
isNC1IANGls--Fruit trees for cash: sacrifice
Il sale: ground must be clenred; none but
tho bcnt varieties. at pricus to suit every
body, Frederick W. Mally. Hulen, Texax. ~
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE ACENCY-Trained dotec-
lives furnished on short notice and rea
sonable rates. For further particulars
address James McCane, box l90. Hour
ton. Texas. ..a 1-12-yS
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WANTED. Position by an experienced Are
man; win take anything mt prcaont. Al
dress r. F. 1910 Fulton street, city. IL
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GERMAN gardener with family would like to
take charge OF place In or out OF city: will
ing TO work at anything. Address 2o'6. this
nfac. n
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WANTED Widow. settled axe. position to
travel or take charge OF an invalid, or
liopsekeeper In small hotel or wldowcr 8
family. @. X. Gi3 Cont street, New or
leans, La ~
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SITUATION wanted by Registered pharmacist;
seven years experience In drug and book
store: single; references A No. !. Address
A.. lock box IT, Terrell. Texas. IL
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Simple Vertical. Automatic High Speed
Engine. Practically new. having only
been used ar duplicate IN case OF acct
dent. Reason for selling. too small ana
being replaced by larger engine OF the
same make. Call and see 1t at office Of
The Post. @. J. Palmer. Business Man
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For SALE OR TgAnIa.-.A beautifu, 200 acre
farm, oi, county read. w miles from Bryan,
nh dca, homo SPOT and tho best place In
Texan to raisc your boys: "a acres IN extra
\ large cuis, 76 ncics in cultivation hnd hal
Aante III pasture: good vito fence and splcn-
did water: value 1890, go ncrcH near Sour
Lake. III tho oil district, value 5000: 70
acres at Pasadena. on shell road md I'M
dlt,on. Firth wotd. value $500, will sell
separate or trade for half block In Third or
Fourth ward, or improved place Address
4 owner, this office. ~
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BT9INESs cHANCE---A deslrabIe location
for drug store and confectionery stand IN
TIC nest town on tine s. r. railroad: rent
Of store and fixtures very low. FOR pas
ticuIArs vrits :. y. lnsaii, Wsinar Tex, ~
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WANTED--By u young man OF "a years, TN
married, position az assistant bookkcepcr
os shipping clork: fvo years experience;
can furnish best OF references. Address H.,
this office ~
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lNKM FOX KENT--My farm. $50 acres, Sis
r,'len west of Houston: good ronl; three
htcssr.s plenty water. Apply NJ L. West.
ltirior. 1909 Texas avenue, Ia
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JO-HE. king OF all rcmedies: cures Group
Bad Colds. rheumatism and all Imam.
nations, with that certainty no other
known remedy In tho world can show.
IL. u. Jones. y. O. box 222, Dallas. Texas,
3-16-9d
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FOX RENT--Two-sto house, corner Grard
anc Seventh streets; convenient 10 Grand
Central depot. s. o. Cotton & Bro. lb
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AGENTS WANTED everywhere 10 hans
die my new Imitation gold and silver 30
watches. just out, and perfect ume
stamps or 81 bin for three and start q
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