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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
WAR IN PHILIPPINES.


washington. Sepe. 1.-THE following
"a b,epram was received at the war de-
partment this morning:
Manila, Sept. IL. 1893.
"a aiutant- General. Washington:
TRANSPORT senator arrived this morn
ing. one casualty, w. G. Golthwaite
uIeu az OTIS"
,If The senator carried 10 officers and
eco recruits.
DEATHS IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Washington. Sept. 1l.-A cablegram
from Gen. Otis TO the war department
announces the death OF Capt. Charies
T.. Collins. Co i, Twenty third imam
try. He died at Cebu on the 'th INST.
~ appendicitis. Gen. Otis also capies
fhe following deaths; Chronic dysen-
terry Sept .. Henry Bueson. Ninth IN
fantry: William Creelman, First Ten
nessee. acute dysentery; First Sergt.
Joseph Homean, Fourth infantry. gun
shot wound accidental: August "a, Dan
lei Edward. Eighteenth infantry Sept.
s-Thomas Currian, Twelfth infantry.
Sergt. Edward III. Remand. Fourth
cavalry. typhoid fever; July 10, Henry
Tppendahl. First South Dakota; Sept.
John Healy. Third artillery. drowned.
arm OF Manila bay: August 29. RAY
mond d. Louth. Sixth artillery, chronic
dsarrhoea: Sept 3. Owen Dunn. Fourth
infantry: Sept. 6. James Hogan. Twen-
ty-first infantry. perltontis: John Nj.
Mccall. Twenty-second infantry pull
monary phthlsis: Michael McGrath,
Twelfth infantry. pneumonia labar;
Richard John Twenty first infantry.
gastritis: Henry T.. Noble. Fifty first
Iowa, alcoholism. acute: Sept. 3, Will
liam Kennedy. Ninth infantry. fever,
remittent malaria; Sept. 2. Joshua w.
Johnson hospital corps.
HAS JOINED THE REBELS.
Manila. Sept. i1.--5;30 y. m.--The
mayor OF linus has disappeared and II
is supposed he has Joined the rebels on
the promise Of receiving a generalship
He was a colonel In the insurrection OF
1887
The mayor OF linus delivered The
town up 10 Gen. Lawton June %. say
ing that the people desired peace and
TO be friendly wit hthe Americans. He
declared that peace would exist were II
not for "Agulnaldo's cut throat band'
The United states transport Senator.
which saifed from San Francisco Aug.
10. has arrived here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
DEWEY'S HOMECOMING.
Navy Department Receives Dispatch
From the Admiral
Announces Departure From GlhraIfaI-WIlI
Reach New York on 28ih

Washington, Sept. ia cabiegnau
was received at the navy department
today from Admiral Dewey advising
his departure with olympia from CID
ralter Yesterday The despatch Is con-
fined IN a few words merely:
New York 2Sth," indicating that Al
miral Dewey expects 10 arrive IN TINS
country on the date named. me iMldNai M
oticors cav that running az her econ
n,icaI snecd the Olympia can scarcely
consume NOR. than IL days IN making
The massage IRON Gibraltar to New
Ynrk and they are speculating where
The admiral intends TO spend the DINER
few days unless he stops at the Azores
or nerhaps az Bermuda.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
THE DEWEY PARADE.
General Poe Says Thss vii es $4,000 Uni-
formed Men In Inc Procession.

New York. Sept. 11.-Gencral Roe.
who has charge OF the land parade OF
the Dewey celebration ceremonies. said
today that at least 10000 uniformed
mcn would take part.
There will be a brigade Of two regi-
mcnts. one each from Manhattan and
Brooklyn. OF veterans Of the Spanish
American war. General q. q. Howard
- expected 90 command the q. a. r..
veterans and General Roger A. Pryer
will be I'm command OF the division Of
Confederate veterans OF Greater New
York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11

Washington, Sept 1f.-Dr. Alltree Of
the Marine Hospital service reports a
death from yellow fever at Port Tampa
city. Fla. today and says the autopsy
renders II certain that the original di-
anosis of fever was coreot.The source
OF infection was a tugboat, and II has
been quarantined. Five other persons
from tugs are under observation.
small quarantine station has been es-
tablished. He says that there is no
necessity for alarm but that 20 people
left there on the train last night.
DIR. TrOtter who is also al Port Tam
pa, says there is a panlcky feeling
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
WHAT n0THE CHlI OREN DRINK ?

Don't give them tea or cofree. Have
Won tried the new food drink called
Drain %? II IN delicious and uourish-
lnr AMI takes the place OF coffee The
more Grain-O you give the children
the more ncalth you distribute through
their systems. Grair-O. IL made OF pure
grains. and when properly prepared
tastes like the choice grades OF cones
but costs about Y as much. All groccrs
sell IL 15c. and 25c.
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HIS CONDITION CRITICAL.
Mr.. J. \. Sweet Suffering From an Attack Of
pneumonla al Butlonwoods

. At late hour this afternoon the con-
dition OF John II. Sweet. well-known
merchant OF this city. who has been
sick at his home at the Buttonwoods
was very serious. His son and brother
went down from the city on an after
noon train. and a message from the,n
received at Mr.. Sweets place OF busi
ness was TO the effect that ne was
sinking rapidly. Mr.. Sweets friends
heard with regret OF the severity OF
The attack Of pneumonia from which he
e. ailffarlnr
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FELL OVER A POLE.
Ann Farrell Suing John Walker 10 Recover $4,000
damages.

Ann Farrell has sued John Walker 10
recover $4,000 for injuries alleged to be
due to the carelessness OF Walker in
leaving l0-foot pole across the side
walk on Garden street. Pawtucket. The
plaintiff fell over the pole and received
external and internal injuries that II ia
believed are OF q permanc.nt nature.
Contractors j. w. Bishop e. Co. have
been sued by Luke O'Donnell, who was
injured by the collapsing Of a derrick
at the Sayles Memorial library. Mr..
O'DonneIl wants $4,000 and claims his
injuries We're numerous and OF a per-
manent nature. Joseph Osfield is at
torney for che plaintiffs in the four
cases.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
IDENTIFIED BY CLOTHING.
Man Who Jumped From The BROOKLYN Bridge and
Lost Ms Life Was EDWARD HtLauchl,.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE clothing left
on the Brooklyn bridge by the man who
jumped from that structure last night
was Identified by Hugh Mclaughlin. a
weh-known Brooklyn politician, as the
property OF his brother, Edward Me-
Laughlin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
YELLOW FEVER AT
PORT TAr1PA CITY.
Sour of Infection Was a TugbOat
and One Death Has Occurred.
Quarantine Established.

there. DR.. Murray wires from Jackson
city as follows
mississippi has rigid quarantine
for the present against New OFls ans
Distinction OF malls ,s unnecessary
20 one can be permitted TO leave unless
immune and with disinfected baggage,
except persons bound for non-infected
territory. there 10 remain. House 10
house inspection begins tomorrow.
"Nivksburg has quarantined Jackson.
Sanders told ms n found no yellow fe-
yer in Nicksburg.
Reports 10 the surgeon general were
10 the effect that new cases were still
repOrted daily from Key West. There
were two deaths there yesterday from
fever.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
Want Dreyfus Pardoned.

Chicago, Sept. 1l-James A. Garfield
lodge. No. 81, Independent Order of
western Star, has diretN'd Secretary
Horsefield to send a call To all grand
lodges Of the order for united appeal
TO President Mckinley requesting him
to use his influence i'm securing a par
don for Capt Dreyfus. The order has
5000 members and Secretary Horsefield
expects an unanimous vote in favor OF
the anppal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
The Work Of m Incerd arr.

Webster Mass. Se,lt. li.-A large
double tenement house owned by Mace
Sepinsc. was burned early this morn
ing The caus' 81 The firc II Though; ~
have been ineendiarlsm. The loss u fs-
timnted st $500 and ls covered by In
aHr4Uts
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WILL NOT JOIN TRUST.


c. n. Cottrellf& Sons OF Westerly,
who operate one OF the largest plants
for the manufacture OF printing presses
in the country. have declined to ally
themselves with the proposed printing
press combine. AS the westerly firm
controls ninety per cent. of a ] the fast
magazine presses made Ina the United
States the refusal is thought 10 mean
the failure of the promoters plans.
Those who ADVOCATED combine aer
New York men
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11

Richmond Ind. sept. IA freight
md passenger train on the IniianaD-
oils divisioD of the Pennsylvania Eil.
fOfd cOllidsd q few miles wcst ~ he~e
last ni6hl. arid freight brakemsn
Cl,rkson wss killed and six others ia.
tsz>d.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
flTsmsn Wire incompetent.

queenstown. Sept 1.-THE British
steamer Damara. Captain Williams
pound from Liverpool for Halifax Ma
-, John' s. y. r. eouched at this port
.ousf Tor the purpose Of replacing i'm
been shipped ut Livorpool "''
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
Try GRAlN.0l Try GRAlM.Q!

AK your Grocer today 20 show You a
nackagr OF GRAIN-O. the new food
drink that takes the place az coffee.
The children may drink u Without In
jury as well a. me aduli AT wlio try
brown Of Mocha or Java. but % Is made
from, pure grains.and The most delicate
stomach receives ., Without distress. a
the price ~ coffee. i5c. and 25cts per
package. Sold By all grocers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Noel al Shirley. Me-. Eurne'. /.

Creenville, Me. w. S. Hilton's hotel
M shirley was burned this forenoon
The building was a new one. and was
well furnished throughout. Most OF the
contents were saved.
The loss ia placed az 100000.
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FARCE ARRANGED IN ADVANCE,
CONTINUED from page one)

CONTINUED from page one.)
The Berliner Tageblatt writes SINH
larly regarding the ambiguity of the
verdict 1t adds:
"Cowardice and wickedness have tri-
umphed but IL Is a triumph fraught
with danger to the republic. The per-
sonality of an innocent victim dsap-
pears before the consequences OF this
terrible verdict
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
Sentence Denounced.

London. Sept. 1.-THE afternoon pa
pers of this city today are unanimous
III their denunciation of the verdict in
the court-martial of Capt. Alfred Drey-
fus. and they TEEN with abuse of the
system producing such decision"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
houss and Barn Rnfnai

Ashland. Mass. sept. IA houae
and barn on the TWOmbley estate on
! he CordhNillr road were destroyed by
lltr aDv'. niinhltht Cause unknown
The loss 10 $500. fully msured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
Germans Angry.

Berlin. Sept LIE is rumored that a
committee composed OF leading manu-
facturers here is being formed Tor the
purpose of preventing German partici-
nation in the Paris exposition OF 1900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
oyt Of TVS fsykTtsT vrlDtaS

~ the age De- The Prevalence News cal
Cuiating Pencil. " mus be- sen % he
appreciated eau now az the News Of
fec. Weybosset street and you VII
be interested as we'll rs entertained.
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him as calm as yesterday. The prison.
er smoked n pipe today for the first
time in many days. which indicated
that he was in better spirits than
could be expected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
lied cf T,pholt Fs,,t

John .'onaty, the i3-year-old san %
Bernard Conaty. of No. 90 cypress
street, dled this morning. as result
on a very severe attack OF typhoid r.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
BIG CROWD AT NARRAGANSETT.
Continued from Page one.)

Continued from Page One.)
stake ait Detroit Wilask one Of the
starters. and T. r.. Keatings Owyhee
and Rov Miller's Valpa are among the
favorites in this event. The other
events scheduled for today are the 2;17
pacing. for a purse Of 5000, and PIG
trotting, for a purse Of $1,000. Scott
Hudson Of Kentucky started Annie
pace. Jack Curry, owner OF Surpol.
started Nc Shedd. The 2:16 trot brought
out large field of starters. including
Niger Jack, Excel and Senator L., re-
Gently purchased by John Shepard Of
Boston
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11
RusH IOR PENLIls uYlDafEn.

The. rush for tho News Calculating
Pencils was unsbatcd yesterday. ~.
sIyb0dy wants one.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-11

Pr'PIf.s FOR THE P1ANO-TERMS
moderate. Amply John +. Tranter IDS
Potters avenue.
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PEARY AT The FROZEN NORTH,

Continued from Page One.)
q series OF Journeys northward. making
four trips In ALL and catching 1000
pounds Of provisions and dog meat at
all prominent headlands along the
west side of the channel separating
Greenland from Grinnell land
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-20
NEGROES STRIKE.
They Want Full Wages for Doing
Full Work.

They Want Full Wages for Doing
Full Work.
Dodge City, Iowa, August ls.--'A serious
condition exists at Tara. where the Fort
Dodge and Omaha road Is being built.
The contractors are expecting difficulty in
securing laborers 10 complete their con-
tracts and are In line to forfeit large
sums because OF their Inability 10 com-
plete their contracts within the time speci-
fed. The reason 10 the laborers wages
paid BY the farmers. who are unable ~
secure the help needed at harvest time.
The contractors made arrangements "
ship In large number OF negroes from
Mississippi and the first traipload contain
ing 125 colored laborers arrived Thursday.
The eolored men had engaged TO work for
s125. but when they found that white
lahorers were receiving $i.75 to Sc .asy
objected to the discrimination and at once
went on strike. The white laborers now
threaten q sympathetic strike unless the
demands OF the colored men are ecceded
N
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Chicago. August IA special to the
Times Herald from Denver says: After
twelve hours of excruciating agony. p. j.
Pixley. formerly wealthy merchant Of
South Bend. Ind. died at midnight at ST..
Luke's hospital. After over sixty hours
spent on the floor OF room at the Wind
sor hotel. unable 10 reach bell call or %
slip the bolt OF the door that only echoed
his feeble cries for help without food.
without drink, his life rapidly ebbing from
a skeleton framework. the once prosper
Gus business man OF South Bend was
snatched from death and conveyed to the
hospital.
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THE YACHT RACES.
First Trial Event VIII Take Place
Septcmber 10.

New York, August lS--Captain Wood
bury Kane said tonight that 1t was prac7
tically settled that the first trial race will
take place off Newport September 10. He
added that the Newport course had been
selected because OF its proximity to BriS-
tol, to which the yachts would have to
30 in case of an accident. The towing 10
New York and out to Sandy Hook course,
he said. would consume great deal or
time unnecessarily.
Mr.. Iseiln OF the Columbia. II was
learned, feels that he has no time what"
ever to spare. which is one OF the most
important reasons for holding the trial
races off Newport The time which will
be consumed IN getting the Columbia 10
New York would practically be wasted.
and she can not afford to lose it. In fact,
every minutes is needed In getting the Coz
lumbia's new mast in, testing 1t and other
wise getting the boat into thorough racing
trim. Besides the Newport course Offers
all the advantages needed for trial race
at least
1t was also learned there will be some
informal races between the Columbia aud
Defender off Newport after the trial races.
by way OF tuning up the crack sloop5.
TOWING OF THE SHAMROCK,
: Newport r. L., August 18-Members of
the New York Yacht club In Newport see
no reason fol taking exception to the fact
that the Shamrock was towed nearly two
thirds of the way across the Atlantic.
at was distinctly understood between
the two yacht clubs said Royal Phelps
Carroll, that the Shamrock would tow
when II was deemed eSpedient to do SO, SO
there can be no point made II she towcd
the two thirds Of the way. Besides, IT
would be unwlse to make any point even
II there were u supposed ground for It.
The deed OF gift states that yacht shall
proceed under sail and In her own bottom
to the place where the race is To take place.
There is, however. later clause In the
ed which permits q modification OF tbis
rule. and 1t was by reason OF the authority
given under this clause that the sham
rock was allowed to tow
Captain Woodbury. Kane. who viii sail
on the Columbia, said "In the good spirit
H. which the races are to be sailed 1t is
probable that no objection win be made
to anything in a certain sense. We think
we have pretty smart boat In the Column
ba. so all We want is TO get the Sham
rock over here and In racing trim. We
are glad, therefore. to know that she has
arrived safely. II was understood thor
oughly that she would tow In light wealth
err. so the fact that she did tow is not
irregular at all, There can not possibly
be any i'll feeling. know that both Mr..
Helin and Mr.. Duncan were perfectly sat
isfled as to the arrangements regarding
towing"
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VA" Az E.D-Good business man for maneg II
S nu savanee man for illuminated speo ac-
NAT Hsm something catchy AMI biz money For
eS 'n.s fair and principal towns Ia o,hsr
SS,ates must have $500 TO invest. Addre So
puslness. this office II
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iq ANY LADY that wants home. write t.
a. L. Turin, Flatonia. Tstas. Give name
euu ADDRESS plain. y,
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WANTEp-First. class prescrp.ionist for a
prominent firm in large TEXAS city: good
Texas business Bureau. j. ", Hulnal,.
prorrletor. Dlllas. Texas. 20
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SPECIAL NorrcEs.

SPECIAL NoTICE-I am prepared with fun
me u wood, oak and pine. four foot sawed
ana Spit; Delivered at short notice In any
phr, Of 1ne city. Ed Sacks. Sabine street,
pnone e1o, 70
NOT1CE-Notice is hereby given that .,e.
ciai meeting OF the stockholders OF the Lou.
siana western Extension Railroad com.
lany has been called by the board of al.
,eetors 70 assemble at the general Office oil
the company, In the town OF Orange. NJ ID
O'Clock a. m. on the 2Sd day OF September.
lsys Tor the purpose Of authorizing and pro,
viaing Tor the sale Of the railroad OF this
company. known as the Louisiana Western
Extension Railroad. extending from con.
rectIon with the line of the Texas and New
leans Railroad company. at point In OIL
near the town oil Orange, TO the Sabine river
orange county, Texas. with its franchises
ana ap2uftenances. John n. olds, secre.
tary. !,
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MEN to learn barber trade. cich, weeks com.
Ptsuf' special Inducements 10 appiea ats
h tiom distance Write today. Moler Bar
I'VE COLLEGE, st. Louis, Mo. 2;
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h,SsiSIEeEp DRUG CLERK wanted: must
~ s'Is,e' state age. salary and experience,
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WANTED-Three bookkeepers. two steoos.
Tpupners and two clerks at once. sout er i
BUSINESS Exchange, 2ist and Market, rom
aiseston TeXas. 20
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" a! once. lady solicitors in Har-
aisrv Xsd no money REQUIRED; good GAL
-alaIy. Address 6Sll this Office. 20
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HELP WANTED.

NciED-Jwn men: two lady soloitufs
Sall at room 40 Burnett building u, Mon
Qdy. - - 10y %
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",ANTEDTMan with team to do some arad-
,ms, VIII furnish house 70 live ". 5, J.,
WEI theimer. loi San Jaciato street. "a
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FOR sALE-Boot and shoe shop outst; a
good run of trade; best chante IL uta
cash. For particulars write C. j. JEFF -oat,
Hampstead Texas. ~
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DRUG STORE al nice discount; steady in
crcasing sales: fine chance for beg nner;
good future outlook well located reaa n
aDic rent. Investigate. Address NJ, d *
l40 Houston. 20
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good men to put up cot.
ard +. Smith 81
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:,r,yTED-By competent and
man to perform auxiliary
~ ,lsrk in store, can give rel
~ this Office.
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s-s.fsnt young man wan, wanrs
sn 3 assistant boos hssps 81 ;
sdsheiory rele' q
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: .,,i,d by experienced engineer,
VA, ...N corlpress or electric lights
III ID own repairing. Address
\: NJ q
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Notice is hereby given that spe,
ial meeting OF. the stockholders Of the Texas
ana New Orleans Railroad company hal
been called bv the board OF directors tu
assemble at the general office OF the com.
pany at Houston. Texas. at 10 o'clock a, m
ON the goth day of September, 1899. for the
following purposes, to-wit:
FIRST. To authorize and provide for
amending the charter or articles of incor-
poration of said COMPANY so as to authorize
1t TO own. maintain and operate a Railroad
connection between the railroad now known
as the Sabine and East Texas Railway and
the railroad now known as the Texas TRUNK
Railroad. and to construct such railroad as
may be requisite for making such railroad
connection.
Second. To authorize and provide for tho
construction of such railroad as may be
REQUISITE for making the railroad connec-
tiol. lust referred to.
Third. To authorize and provide for tho
purchase of the railroad now known as the
Texas Trunk railroad extending from a
point in or near the city Of Dallas to o
point at or near what is known as Cedar
station. in Kaufman county, with Its fran
clises and appurtenances.
Fourth. To authorize nnd provide for the
purchase of the railroad now known as the
Louisiana Western Extension railroad ex-
tending from connection Wits the line of
the Texas and New Orleans Railroad com-
uany at pont in or neas the town OF
Orange to the Sabine river in Orange coun-
W Texas. with its franchises and appur-
tenances.
30 G, B. sEGER. Secretary.
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$50 CASH buys news and ioS off'e w.lrth
$3.50; have other business and can Lex
after Il; straight business Address j. ".
Hamilton Honey Grove Texas. 20
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rs Nokkeeper would like to KEEP
IA y The evenings; very best rel
W. y, = Address al 6s6S, this Office, q
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r,STED--py a first-class cook
N VA. nan; in hotel. restauran
Wv ~ OF camp; twenty years
\ ,v Y, good work. $3.50, this
~ ila'au'se q
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Racket store, good stand, good trade good
stock. cheap we dSal exclusively IN bull
ness chances. S. A. Thompson Co.,
Moore- Burnett building. ph-ne sis Hous-
ton, TEXAS. 20
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.yn DRUGGISTS am 2.
y az sober. have good bus
tlI ss three years general mer-
l. l,sru, want position as sales
ds, lss' IL drug store; AL refer
ts M. 4 L. Garter. Hempsteadd
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WANTED--A first-class BLACKSMITH; must be
aole TO speak German, be a good horseshcer
ana know how. to do pillow work Address
harvey Richards. La Grange, Texas. 20