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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-08-20
TO Ex-coNEEDERATEs.

~ EA~&OINr E>OEkAEE
oesersi Order Relating TO the Trip to the
Dallas Fsir In October.
HEADQUARTERS CHIcKAsAw BRI-
eADE, INDIAN TERRITORY DIvIs-
ION. UNITED CoNFEDERATE VET
RRANs.
Ardmore, 1. T., Aug. 20, 1893.
General Order No. 4.
To all ex-Confederates in the
Chickasaw Nation:
Comrades-Lieut. General Cabell,
commanding the Trans Mississippi
department United Confederate Vet
Grams has issued his General Order
No. AZ, in which he says of the Texas
State Fair and Dallas Exposition:
October 4th will be the day that
is to be designated as Confederate
Day. The people of Dallas will
welcome you with open arms and
will extend that hospitality she has
ever shown to the brave Confed-
crates who have visited her in the
past.
October 5th will be designated as
Indiana and Texas Day." and the
governor of Indiana and a number
of visitors from that state will be
present, and the day will be made
memorable by the return to Terry's
Texas Rangers of their flag that
through the fortunes of war has been
in Indiana's g keeping since 1865. They
come TO US bringing this Gag as a
token of friendship and love. Gov
ernor Sayers will receive it for the
state of Texas In the presence of
many brave men who wore the blue
and the gray.
Then, comrades of the Trans
Mississippi department, come. be
with us on October 4th and 5th. Let
us on these days have a grand love-
feast; let us renew old friendships
let memory call the roIl of the heroic
dead and let their spirits mingIe in
love and affection with the living
Come, and let US assist our comrades
of Terry's Regiment of Rangers in
entertaining their guests who bring
with them this historic flag as ar
offering of love and friendship.
: Come, Sons of Confederate Vet.
Grams and Daughters of the Confed
eracy and assist US in entertaining
: our honored guests. Come, Confed
; crate Veterans of the Trans-M -Missis
: ippi department and bring youl
= wives, your noble sors and beautiful
daughters. Come, for you are no
only invited but expected to be her,
on October 4th.'
1 1t is expected that the Indian Ter
ritory will be we'll represented a
q this grand reunion, and to that en-
it is hoped that all ex-Confederates
: Sons of the Confederates and Daugh
rers of the Confederacy, who possi
: bly, can, will attend. Application
has been made for a low rate O
: ansportation-when assured tn
same will be published. All mem
e bers of camps who contemplate al
tending this reunion will notify thei
: respective comrades, who are re
quested to report to these head
!, quarters, IN order that arrangement
may be made Cor their entertainment
J, in Dallas. By order of
Official: JNO. L. GAIT,
! Brigadier General, Commandinl
Chickasaw Brigade, q. G.
Choice lots in ArdmOre at a bal
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ONE of the surest indications OF
a wide awake city is the proper
numbering Of the houses and the
marking of street corners.
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A Sad Message.

A telegram was received here
yesterday announcing the death at
Parsons, Kan. of Mrs. John Cook
formerly of this place. 1t was a
severe shock to the members of the
family here who had quite recently
received a letter from Mrs Cook
in which the writer told of no
sickness.
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THE streets were crowded with
farmers and their families yester-
day, Notwithstanding the heat.
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FEVER, bad water and lack OF
sewerage are the closest of friends;
all three feel at home in ArdmOre
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LET'S mark the streets. number
the houses and be somebody.
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If YOU have friend visiting you,
tell it to phone 5, that's the ARD
MOREITE.
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GOOD health is dependent OF
good water.
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j. M. Dillingham; and family
who have been visiting here re-
turned to their home at Conners
vile yesterday.
DIR. T. M. Crume and family left
this morning for their future home
at Stony, Tex.
T. M. Brake went to Ardmore
today.
A crowd of our Young people
spent yesterday at Rock crossing
on Hickory.
l.. j. Green and family have
returned from a visit to Stony,
Tex.
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Western IDdUStTi0I Association
Writes the best certificate of any
fraternal order, in that its certif-
Gates provide benefits In case of
Accident,
Sickness,
Death,

Permanent Disability, ard an En-
dowment or Old Age Benefit,
and paid up in 20 years. Five
benefits in one certificate, for which
every prudent man or woman
should provide; and at a monthly
cost of only $1.00 per thousand
II also has a cash surrender or
Withdrawal value after five years.
For further information, call on
T. c. Bridgmau, Ardmore. j. T.
Good, reliable solicitors wanted.
Apply to
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d. L. GOBLE & CO.,
Electrical Contractors and
Dealers in Everything Electric.

Special attention given to resi-
dence work. Office in Wilmington
bu aiding.
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Warning Order.
In the United States Court in the Indian
Territory. Southern District: Ardmore.
F. N; =: snider' Plaintiff No ssO.
n. ID. Snider, Defendant.
The defendant. N. ID. Snider, is warned 10
appear in this court in thirty days and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff, r. N
Snider.
witness Hon. Hosea Townsend, judge, OF
said court and the seal thereof, this 21st
day of July, 1899.
c. NJ. Campbell, Clerk.
Cruce, Cruce Cruce. Attorneys.
W. r. Bleakmore. attorney for nOn-rest-
dent.
First published July 2i. 1888.
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LIFE INSURANCE POLL

CIES bought for cash or loaned
on. JOE NJ. LONDON,
30dw If Agent for l. T.
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TOLD BY TELEPHONE.
Words Whispered in Our Ear From
Inland Towns In the Territory
SATURDAY. Afternoon.

Words Whispered Inn Our Ear From
Inland Towns In the Territory
Saturday Afternoon.
Springer-R. B. McCracken is
here today.
A fine Hereford calf, the proper
ty of w. j. Deskins died yester-
day.
Fl. II. Wagner had the misfor-
tune to get a rusty nail stuck an
inch and one quarter into his
ankle. This is causing him much
pain.
Mr.. O'Brien is threshing here
today.
A number of wagons loaded
with gram went to Ardmore to-
day.
Berwyn-The residence of John
Hardy was burned last night at IL
o'clock. The origin of the fire is
unknown as it caught in the din
ing room and there had been no
fire in there for some time. Mr.
Hardy had no insurance.
Tishomingo-Deputy j. B. Davis
came in last night from Colbert
with Mart Love of that place.
Love was arrested for three differ
ent charges. They are. obtaining
money under false pretenses, ac-
cepting bribe, and impersonating
an officer. He will be tried here
Monday.
the Tishomingo boys played q
ball game this afternoon against a
team from Georgetown, Tex.
Deputy Marshal Bridges came il
this afternoon from Emet with
three negroes of that place. They
are charged with larceny of cattle
and had several head OF stoleI
cattle in their possession wheI
arrested. They will be tried Mon
day.
Ravia-Dr. Cummins horse raj
away today with a new buggy ant
: tore it to pieces.
Russett-Everything is Quie
t here today.
: We are needing rain very badl.
as water is scarce and the stock
: men have to take their stock to tn
r Washita for water.
, The cotton crop IL this sectioi
E is almost ruined.
There is some fatal sicknes
here.
Grandpa Duncan died at tn
home of his son, Jim Duncan, las
Tuesday night. Mr. Duncan ha
come here recently from Arkansas
Mrs. j. n. Hays died here yes
day evening and was buried 2
Oakland this afternoon.
A number of our people hay
returned from Oil springs wher
= they have been spending fe'
Z days.
Mannsville- j. White return
o ed today from Oil Springs quit
! sick.
Silas Martin, son Of E. l.. Mar
tin, returned yesterday from Hol
denville where he has been for th
past five months.
= Miss Merida Smith who has bee
visiting here for some time, leave
Monday for her home at Sherman
: Tex.
w. B. Scrimshire went to Wi
: son today.
The cotton crop in this sectio
> will fall short by twO-thirds.
f Mcmillan Walter, the 20 month
: old son of c. r. Cox, died lai
e night about y O'Clock and W,
s buried here this afternoon.
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HEADQUARTERS,

For the old reliable Studebaker
wagon is at Noble Bros. 1Sd&wtf
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TIME TABLE,

ARDMoRE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 20.
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Choice lots in ArdmOre at bar
gain. Enquire at ARDMoREITE of
fee. Aft
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Wilson-The Christian protrac-
ted meeting was begun last night
by Rev. Bennett.
The health of the community is
improving.
The cotton crop here will make
about one third of last year s
yield.
Bob-Leon Kahn of Rolf is
here.
The protracted meeting has been
postponed until next Saturday.
F. NJ. Hill, NJ A. Costener, w.
P. Thompson and w. II. Gray
went to Marietta today.
II. Splawn Is still quite sick.
Overbrook-Miss Mary Brown is
quite sick.
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Mcmillan Walter, the 20 months
old son of c r. Cox, died last
night about y o'clock and was
buried here this afternoon.
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Lone Grove-W. j. Gaunt died
today at II o'clock. and will be
buried at the Lone Grove ceme-
terry tomorrow at 8 O'Clock.
r. NJ. High and Mrs. r. F.
Ferrel and children returned home
yesterday from Sulphur.
c. c. Price and NJ. T. Morrow
leave tomorrow for New Mexico on
a prospecting tour.
Merit always wins. The firm
who realized this years ago and
have always kept the very best
goods nd sold them at a small
profit, have built up an immense
trade. To Bivens & Williams this
honor belongs, since February
Is thev have sold three cars of
buggies and carriages, a record
never reached before by any buggy
house in this country. They have
buggies from $35 up and a full line
of farmers hacks and carriages.
2d&wtf
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No one knows the unbearable tor
ture. the peculiar and agonizing
pain, caused by piles, unless they
have suffered from them. Many be
lieve them incurable. This is a mis-
take. Proper treatment will cure
them. Tabler's Buckeye Pile Oint-
ment is an infallable cure. Price
so cts., in bottles, tubes 75 cts. City
Drug Store, w. B. Frame.
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Berwyn-The residence of John
Hardy was burned last night at II
O'Clock. The origin of the fire is
unknown as it caught in the din
ing room and there had been no
fire in there for some time. Mr.
Hardy had no insurance.
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NEUROLOGICAL.


hoLB I TeSarkara. Texas. June III
IN Il Eplb. car repairer here for the
Gee ded at his home on Spruce street
night He was member of the An
e Ordg of United workmen and was
I'd by that order this afternoon.
~ RRISoN.--Groesbeeck, Texas, June
eirs. Z. E. Harrison. recently here
Austin, was laid TO rest in the city
;.ry by host OF friends last even
the family being former residents
city were. we'll and favorably
IT. She leaves only two daughters
80 - spa Hawkins and Miss Faith Har-
a little granddaughter. The
,,.i s.1s of sympathy for the bereaved
WI" profuse and heartfelt.
M, nohS .-webster, Texas. June III
Ta eu home at Genoa. Harris county.
-, kingston Pinkton Hukins, who
~ $3.50 rom this life TO try the realities
:. or sworld on Friday, June %. at
=. IN He leaves wife and two small
nIen mourn his death. He was
IN mes Thompsons graveyard,
Fah w othome. Livingston was bora
ys72, on the old homestead. in
n,s h',, eoun Many friends witnessed
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ofER DEATHS.


MuTIlMrs lat Granbury. June rs.
MiLsY R.E.. at Abbott. June %.
pAhE1w. at Mckinney. June "a.
riNso4 George. at Gatesville. June "a.
FILE. aged 81. at Denison. June %
LoADEAAMrs. Nary, at Ennis. June 2s
% FIFE Ny T.. aged 81. at Terrell. June
,s REED q aged IS. at Elkhart. June
,r TAYLOR 4 IS Mary E, at Jacksonville
1,, BAk = Mtcora, aged 2s. at Denison
DAVIS. S. aged n At erandv,sw
June "a. - - :
LANDRUM, r. + a. Gainesville
June "a
MILDRED, Nj ss-ah T. .sea 70 a,
Marshall, June Is
MURPHY, Mrs.,argpar;,e aqaa 51 a,
Denison, June %.
ToRBERT.- -Dev, Tor.s lima "a :
Died Monday, Jun& AT 400 n M in
the twentieth year, his aps Of acute
pneumonia. after ashor, iIinass Mr.
George Torbert, son a NJ Torbert !
Confederate veteran, 4 grsndson If Geo
X. Perkins, Esq. Hess buried in Ever.
green cemetery this aInoon.
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[;IIIIIIIIlIlEIIlV

Primary. Secondary or Tertiary Syphilis
Permanently cured IN Is to ~ days You can
Re treated 81 home tor tho same price under
We viii contract 10 pay railroad fare and hotel
Ellis. and no charge. II We fail 10 cure. II you
cave taken mercury. totfde potash. aud stisi
Saouth. Sore Throat. Firnples, Copper Colorsd
kpois. Ulcers on any part Of tho body. HAIR
n kysSrovs falling cut II - this Syphilis
II FLOOD POISON that we guarantee 70 curs.
he scfieit the most obstinate cases and chat.
Hrge the world for case We can not cure.
vhis disease has always oafned the sk.l u
He most eminent physicians. 100000 capital
thind our unconditional guaranty. Absolute
toofs sent sealed on application. Address
COOK REMEDY CO..
~. Masonic building. Chicago
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Eagle Lake, Texas, June 2Slstoien ON
the night OF June ~, one red Finer sad !.
die. double rugged. with hal nooyels
black, stirrups mlematched, one,ew one
old, the new one little the larst both
wood, made by s. l. Fox. Eas Lake,
Texas. stamped on sweat leaths' he
buckle on one pocket gone I wilsar s5
reward for the recovery or any irlrma !.
ton leading 10 same. Address ]. Meal.
ilson. constable. Esgle Lake, Texas
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements In the office OF The
Post fer the week ending Saturday, june "a:
s4Zs Isl: siol CASE (5l slss; 6l52; conn-
Dental t2): De Kerry. ] A. Davenport:
e10i; 6io5 $3.50 (2l, Jamsoni sslO; e453 "a Z.
slS4. CABS ~: House IN; Hume: eaSs ter:
64S2; 500, 61sl (5l 64S6 (9); 64O6; 63sl t4JS
Csc tSl F. +. b.; Gas: ;, fls3: 6l6S Rare
Opportunity, X. V. N. 6542; 64l7; GIG: l5i6:
III 81; SAL; e4e6: 6422 81: 6liI. 64sS (2) !.
w u. lzS: Want: $50 l5l; 500: $3.50
A LADY formerly o. Houston. Texas. now 10
millinery business, will take position Ia mill
linery department in the South or West,
thoroughly capable of taking full charge;
references from four leading wholesale
houses, Broadway. and importing house 90
ftfth az - New York City. Address Mrs.
A. Parke, care NJ Colliver IS West 24th
street. New York City, n. " TBS
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sHERIEFs' DE,RrMENr.

Crockett. Texas, Juness.--All officers
look out for and arrest IT lancaster
Wnise man ~ years about 5 feet
AZ incnes nign, weighs a 1t 100 pounds
aalk c0mpiexion mustact no beard
seAetsHy wears nat littisn the side OF
nIs mead, SzoV reward ored by gov
ernVr q Texas, private rewi about $500
i,, rulu warrant charging niuyith murder
When last heard OF was in eon county
Arrest and wire me. z. B. sle. sheriff
Crockett, Texas.
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a
pusals viii be received untt, b. u. Julr
ls BY tas board n trustees ios ~
srkpcn Of erhooi huadi1x Al Whart>t.
Twas The pians ard sp<<i0v1tsons e4n
ne seen At whsrson Or At the o!y.cs o.
kuSene T. hesntx. &rVhatsst. liocstoE.
Texas A certified therk pf $-3p. cav,bie 70
the undersigned, mnst b died with each
bid. coutitlnntd that the bidder viii enter
into contract ard give \ satisfactory hoad
10 the amoun; d 50 per efat 81 the pro-
possls tsncered The right Is reserved q
tetcet any or ail proposals. !. r. Taylor.
NOTICE 4 hereby given to al psrsiss con.
eeEned thar sealed proposals Will be re-
ctiNed until , O'Clock q III. Wearefday>
july IL 1899. by the peniksrtisry board Of
the State o. Texas Tor the sale to the state
for cash Of not less than n>e thousand nor
mere thaQ stkht thousand acres Of land,
eeluvaty>pr uncultiy&tei, or cornupssd ~
Aoth ks&X ard sestaeie tor the eroduStSon
q vettcE1&d cane. bids viii he entertained
tor iAns eSf, aud tor no lnan.enelts o.
stock. al iA1s 20 be considered Al crttoa
20 lne Sts>S for sixty DAYS from sale s2sh
81 1cly. l~S, pnd must be aeconnAnsed or
abstracts Of (ie and plSss q the land Of
Tered. The hoard reserves the right 10 re-
iect anS and ali hAs, An bids to be az
refted to. and nied With. Y. A. Craeens.
secretary Of the penlteatiary board. Austia.
Texas. Nv = o'clock a. M, iuly II. sSes.
BY order ~ the penitentiAr> board
WIN. Clsmene. Chairman.
Attest ~ A. Cfavens. se<re;Rsr, TILL
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appendix Of Admiral ctowninshIsla,.

voTI-
kIGINAL. NOTES. | PRINTED NOTES,
The Brooklyn Brooklyn at 10
kied 70 the north was nearest yes
IA. apparently in sci. and standing TO
ping to lnterceptj north, engaged
Shesd Of the en- leading two ships.
/ Us column. AT 10l
the Brooklyn
nearest to and
engaging the
eading ships.
1.-THE FIRE OF The first sentence
"a BROOKLYN at this Is omitted, The
9vas both steady second reads: at
anNadly; shell ap-l io;4S shell from
pa1ly striking ori Brooklyn burst APP
nuhg alongside parently alongside
sneAase. OF second vessel
Aal;le the yes No mention is
seisb sight from made of the Brook
me zen were the lyn or the Oregon.
5rodHn, Oregon.
Iexas iowa and In
The originai No mention made
notes. mention the OF the New York.
New 5rk as being
In siss two points
on stspoard quar-
Ter. evently gain
Mentih Is made oil Reference 10 tho
.ne afival of the arrival of the New
New fork about York Is omitted
$50.
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LIVESTOCK. POULTRY AND Eoos

TWENTY HORSES for sale, Including surrey.
phSstct and read horses: srsreutced city
broke and safe for ladies', price 50 10 se1.
". H. smith. Laresaon's stables.
BOARD YOUR HORSE al Ntisea's Livery
stable Ai per uerths hes, Fentllatse stable
zgef n
rasttur vReeincs Fer proofs aEa full In
formation address 2 w Nnut. State axent
PAsteur Vaccine Co, Victoria hctldlng. Fort
Worth. n
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SPANISH PRINTING--we are prepared 70 do
IL. Our trade with Mexico now requires il.
orders solicited, J. ]. Pastoriza Pig and
Litho. Co., Houston. Texas. II
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TEAChEf. desires position as assistant. ex-
perlenrrG 10 preparing for university aud
advanced standing at West Point and An-
uapolis spseialiies: Languages. ancient and
modern. literature and mathematics. ali
brsaches Address Assistant. this ofnce,
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For SALE or EXCHANGE.

"a 4 S-T.I r. 90 - S,,,,,sss
trained % run people Box lSS. FiatOniA.
Texaa.
FoR SALE Or EXcHANGE--Wili sell for
eash or exchange for geod farm lana or
raneh IN Northwest Texas, my i9-rccm he
tel store, with clean stock q eenersl user-
chsuEise lnyolcct S40ea Ia l.vely town on
II & r. G railroad. witS wen established
trade. sales $4,000 10 seo.0N annually otto
schuademRgen carmine Texas 7.1s
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PRINTED NOTES,
Brooklyn at IL
was nearest ves-
sci. and standing 10
q o + { h, engaged
leading two ships.
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WANTED TO RENT.

wANrEp. BY talaii family faraishod house.
e.ess in rsfeFences EXCHANGED Address
fiIt this oieec.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MOTTO E--Offies 81 tha nirces NAVIGATOR Co.
Houston Juae Il leSa-~rAe annual rneetfnx
81 the stockholders end board 81 directors
~ the Direct Navieagioa Coian~ny viii IA
held II the eoiNYaay's otaeS. in the ci,y nf
NSNstcn, 90 Tuesday. July a. % II o'clock
.. ~. n c. cGsAaaan, secretasN t-s
NOTICE Is hereby siven that the annual
meeting OK the stockholders and board q
directors az the Galveston. Harrisburg ant
san Anten!e Railway Company will ee held
u the efhee Of the company, Ia the city uf
Houston. Texas on Wednesday. Jgly s.
1854 O b Seser. Secretary. rs
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WANTED Position as local cotton buver %
salary for reliable cotton firm IN rsilroa,,
station which ships 1900 bales annually. bad
ave years experience tn the cotton busiatss-
state particulars when writing Address
6iS7 this Office so
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sITUATIoN wANTEp-FEMALE.

----------------
WOMAN wants a Job 20 cook and do houss
work Address esth. this oface.
i AM NEErnNd employment z orce Tor wife
ard husband. or single, eau do anything
CEartFes street, between Prairie and Texas
avenue, Ella DAVIS.
WANTED-.To cook for small family. nfst-
class cook wliling TO DO anything, 2Qi hoesn
street
SITUATION wanted a. cook by reliable col.
ored woman boarding house preferred. CAil
at 1912 Congress avenue y
SITUATION wanted by coiored girl, cook
IN washinx and ironing for small family,
or general housewOrk; wiling 20 belly ~
anything and nursing. Apply 9i2 Lyons avs
nue. v
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WANTL o. Position AZ saw flef or foreman
III saw mill q years experience IN larso
mills Address b. q Cram. zei3 Caiiops
Rtree, New Orleans. La.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED--1o brF. secondhand bone mill.
Write. giving DISCRETION and p.ice. 10
E. Fake. WsFaa. Texas. 80
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The first sentence
Is omitted. The
second reads: at
io;iS shell from
Brooklyn burst ap-
parently alongside
OF second vessel"
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Reference 10 tho
arrival of the New
York IS omitted,
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A3l;le the yes
seif sight from
me Ken were the
5ro&n. Oregon,
exaTowa and In
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Mentin is made OF
the arlval OF the
i2.30.
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12;AThe origlna,
noteshention the
New 5rk as being
IN sis two points
on stsboard quar-
Ter, eYently gain
ing