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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-01-26
HAINES SHOOTS HIS FRIEND.
Charles ID Watson Mortality Wounded
Ina Saloon,


r. c. Times, goth.
Charles D. Watson, night bartend
er in ColwelIs saloon, at 1916 Union
avenue, was sbo. and mortally
wounded 10 the saloon at las
o'clock yesterday morning by Jack
Haines, ticket broker, who lives in
Topeka.
Watson lived fifteen minutes after
the shooting He was about IS
years old, aud lives at 929 East 18th
street. He leaves a widow. HRines
was arrested by Lieutenant Bray
and Officers Daley and keenan, and
taken to police station No. 2 He is
about As years old, and married.
Watson was formerly depot mas
ter at the union depot. Haines was
associated with John Doherty in the
ticket scalping business on Union
avenue, and the two men were warm
friends. Watson went to tend bar
for the late Hank Colwell and
Haines removed to Topeka, but the
friendship between the two men
continued unbroken. Wien the
latter came to Kansas City he in
variably called upon his former
chum.
HAISES HAD BEEN DRINKING.
Ha;nes arrived in Kansas City
some time Wednesday. At night he
met officer Keenan, on Union avenue
and asked where Watson was en-
ployed. keenan, told HIM and
Haines went TO the saloon, now
conducted by Isle Colwell. There
he drank freely. The liquor affected
him and he became drowsy. He re
tired to wine room and went tc
sleep.
/ About 100 o'clock HRines me;
Officers keenan, and Daley and TOLD
them he had been robbed Of $50 by
Watson while he was asleep. The
officers paid no attention to him, af
Watson bore al excellent reputa
ton.
Fifteen minutes later Haines en-
tered the saloon, passed behind the
bar, at the opposite end OF which
Watson stood, and drew & revolver
+ Come, now, Jack, don't make any
play around here" said Watscr
coaxingly-
Without answering Haines fired
the bullet taking effect IL Watson
. left side Watson rushed TOWARD
Haines. seized him and threw hin
down and then fell to the floor
where be died. He did not regain
consciousness
Haines walked outside to Unior
avenue, whsre The officers attracted
by the shooting. met hin and placed
/ him under arrest. He made 10 at
tempt to resist them.
William King OF Kentucky anC
Fred Curtis, of wellington. Kan.
were witnesses OF tie shooting
Coroner Lester was notified a1C
took charge OF the remains. An IN
quest viii be held to day
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Casualties OF the Spanish War.

Washington, Jan 19.-Casuaities
of the Spanish war, as officially re
ported to tho House Com5oistee on
Invalid Pensions, were: Officers
killed, 90; enlisted men killed, PSI.
Officers wounded, 113; enlisted men
wounded, 1,467. Deaths from dis
ease, May 1st to December 3lst:
Officers, III; men, 1854.
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Billiards. Snow LiaEnent viii cure
Lame Back, sore throat wounds, sprains
bruises cuts, Old sores. Ladies, i VIII
cure your back-ache- : < 5oc- Il. l..
Tucker.
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Robbed the POstOflice.

Jefferson City, Mo, Jan. IS
Fred Lsssell was held to-day by
United States commissioner Gels
berg in the sum of $1,000 for the
federal grand jury to a confession
that he broke into and robbed the
possoffice at Easley, in Boone county,
on Sunday last. He obtained SIS
ia STAINS and about IS in money.
He entered the postoffice by break
ing open the door during the day
while the postmaster was absent at
church. He is but Is years of age,
and says his home is in Des M0ines,
10. He was arrested st Providence
by deputy marshal Mckenna, who
brought him to this city. When ar
raigned before Commissioner Gels
burg he pleaded guilty to the
charge
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Catarrh is
Not InCura

But it can not be cured by sprays,
washes and inhaling mixtures which
reach only the surface. The disease Is
in the blood, and can only be reached
through the blood. S s. S. is the only
remedy which can have any effect upon
Catarrh; it cures the disease perma-
pently and forever rids the system OF
every trace of the vile complaint.
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frmer hold than ever. I tried . number OF
blood remedies, but their mineral ingredients
settled IN ny bones and gave me rheumatism
was in a larnentabIe condition. and after ex-
hausting all treatment. was declared incurable.
Seeing s. s. :. advertised as . cure for blood
diseases. decided to Try It. As soon IS my
system was under the effect Of the medicine
I began 70 improve. and after taking II foI
two months 1 was cured completely. the
dreadful disease was eFadicated from my sys-
tenn and have had 10 return of5t-'
Many have been taking local treat
ment for years. and ind themselves
worse now than ever. i trial of
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OF A8I2S F5-1lGE. O-4Or
writes. Il was af-
ficttd from infancy
with Catarrh. and nc
on g ca 4 know IL Q
suffering 1t produces
better than 7. The
sprays and wa h e :
prescribed by the doc
tors relieved me only
tempo "a rily, an d
though l used them
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William King OF Kentucky and
Fred Curtis, of wellington, Kan,
were witnesses Of tie shooting
Coroner Lester was notified and
took charge OF the remains. An in
quest will be held to day
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Hcnrne Items.

Hearne, Texas, February 17.-Colonel r.
j. White returned yesterday from trip
to Austin.
Mr.. D. w. Hamilton, who has been in
Dallas the past few days in attendance
at the Woodmen of the World conven-
ton, returned this evening.
Mr.. w. H. Scott came back from Waco
on last nights Central train.
Miss Lizzie Fontaine left this evening
for her home in Alvin, after several
months visit here to her brother and
family
Miss Stella Smith left yesterday for
Ennis to spend several days.
Messrs. William Griggsby and j. A.
Jackson of Cause were in the city yes
terday.
Rev. S. H. Morgan. who few days
ago, received the appointment of chap
lain of the Huntsville penitentiary, was
we'll known here, having been pastor of
the. Methodist church at this place for
two years. His many friends here were
greatly pleased 10 learn of the appoint
ment.
Little Tommie Reece Stevens, the q
year old son of Mr., and Mrs. 7. r..
Stevens, died last night and will be buried
in Norwood cemetery this afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
Superintendent Edwin Wilson Of the
Hearne and Brazos Valley railway came
over from Austin yesterday.
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WANTED-A Job as helper in machine shop
t,,ycle shop or railroad shops, MARVIN 'en %
,inps Timpson Texas. "
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TIE LATE rum ALDERMAN.
Resolutions Adopted by wharton
County Officials.

County Officials.
Wharton, Texas, February 1e.-At 4
meeting of the officers Of Wharton county
Tuesday, Judge Coombs was elected chair.
man and n. L. Hartman secretary. TIA
object OF the meeting was stated In draft
suitable resolutions upon the death of Mr..
\, Alderman. late county and district clerk
OF this county. A committee was appoint.
ed to draft said resolutions. The follow
Ing We're named as committee: W. N
Foster. Tom Brooks and w. l.. Hall.
Mr. chairman: We your committee, an
pointed at meeting of the county Of
ncers TO draft resolutions expressive OF
the sorrow and loss sustained by them in
the death of an associate and friend, desire
to report the following:
whereas, 1t has pleased God to call
from the walks of men Mr.. Fred Alder
man, so long an official of this county.
and
Whereas. We knew him In life and es-
teened him for his many sterling traits
OF considerations attributes of mind and
heart that made him model citizen, 4
warm friend, an honest and capable pub
Tic servant and true man; and
whereas, we weep with Wharton county
at the stroke of Providence which re-
moved him from among us, but bow in
submission to Gods WILL therefore, be 1t
Resolved. That Wharton county has lost
an officer faithful to every trust reposed
IN him; citizen of spotless integrity,
loyal to her best interests; man of true
worth; that every man has lost friend,
generous, kind, and a brother to all. be
1t further
Resolved, That copy of these resolu-
tions be sent to the local papers and The
Houston Post and Galveston News for
publication, and to the wife and father of
the deceased. Respectfully submitted
w. N. Foster,
Tom Brooks,
w. l.. Hall,
Committee
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/ FINANCIAL REVIEW
.r.rny ALL STOCKS
y AGAIN HIGHER.
.son by Paris strength
II r-re,-voIumc of Bust
90 was LARGE

-,,.ry 17.--There were adj
NJ q Dr,ces today. which were
WI standard stocks. and the
y, sooyant at the best. Trans
= ss.rly a million shares for
tiDsa i some weeks. some hest
ins ~, ~ al the opening. in view
S.p'',' Of foreign developments
''' |. allow the death of the president
Y ,s' republic. The fractional de,
|fssa OF, and local markets were
lS0, III. appeared us a buyer In
~ Nd I resssuribs effect,
yaxu ,sa,l,res IN the carly trail
IN veak l rs'asrc0 and burlington.
a sugar.. attor another, were taken
~, one a. well above last night.
.. z " In Tobacco anu ~
y ,,,sued the action OF yestera
I'ssbrs ,ndjcating o resupiption OF y
~ IA purchased stocks. WV" ,he
flptu' ~ ~, Paul's earnings Tor tns
u ttMe sbfnary increased somewhat
70 % fep e.m rendered II a leader
he s ..h and il advanced PA ana
III sreas snse over 2 points, .Amons
lrd 'ooo,sostnent shares. which weTs
a ~ Pennsylvania adsancsSa 20 IN IN
O isSs strength was rs,,eC ,,,,, !,
Hau u,,on on the settlement WIN Win
rh.,, Northern Pacific, was also
xrssct . panlfic showed heariness
ne vni snn was moderate seller
u leauvn ~ the large brokers were
IA Man nssvooncing prices today and
81 IN uhns,ness was considerably
d ncq VS. with many sold out bulls
"a again. .,,a healthful tone
" ns,A With the absorption OF the
riTss ..',ss very marked. Total safes
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Damage to Grayson County wheat.

Damage to GraysOn County Wheat.
Sherman, Texas, February 16.-Reports
ON the effect of the big freeze on grain
are just beginning to come in In the
southwestern portion of the county, an
extensive wheat growing section, 1t is
thought that late wheat is badly damaged.
much of it practically being frozen COM
pletely out, necessitating change OF
crop for the coming season. The early
wheat also suffered from this phenomenal
weather demonstration, but not to so
great an extent. Range STOCK is also re-
ported to have suffered severely during
this spell.
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coAI.-se. 20 ner ton, 81 30 half ton To re
duco stock OF coal, we VIII deliver for the
next two weeks coal at above price. Feie,
phone 5S5
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TRADE or exchange for cattle Or horses ,n swo
sl,reys and two bugeies. Apply Nv pSni'' n
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POSITION WANTED-By an all round
printer and newspaper man. served In ell
.,epartnents: young and single; sober. reli-
able; permanent position preferred; Eiiiing
TO work for low salary. Address u M;
this office ~
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Per cent.
Financial CabIe.ram.

'eoruary 1.-THE Commercial
M. LONDON financial cablcgram says:
4. mere were fiat this morning and
"a oooooonssldsrable bear selling on appre-
hourhs President Faure's death.
kfy iolla freely, however. and a general
ns,n,nN the close being at the best,
h n M uown on balances. Paris opin-
b Of uhe time la so short that the
eholcs peslaent tomorrow must result
|'Sea at the top.
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'ohMERcIAL BRIEFS.

~ r,eoruary lI--Consols for money
| MD ,ne account 1iiA; bar silver
|aoD, y The open market for short and
Va DIS 2hq2 3-16 per cent.
". IA, I. FEBRUARY 17.--Total sales Of
9urlInv mares, Including Central Pacific
VA ' Federal Steel As, 800.
Psi 5d FEBRUARY l7.--Bank clearings to-
s' balances s9.7s1 1888.
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EXPERIENCED travelling salesman TO carry
lido line OF mems and boys popular priced
shoes on COMM sslon, from reliable East
srn manufacturer. Address Box 1870 New
Orleans. n,
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Ae,v York Money.

| Al W. February 17.-Money on call
Pima per cent; last loan 2ik per
slsr,,. mercantile paper 2sta3M per
h n exchange steady with actual
b snd oankers' bills at 4.seIl4. s6il for
rsiss ~ a,aGis4h for sixty days:
Il Si,vam.o iuf.s.. Commercial bills 4.s3
n NAT as, certificates j91sn G)A: bar sill
Veat's A,ean dollars AN, Government
!,fesr,sss.a state bonds Irregular; railroad
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.


iolk sehruary 1.-THE following ia
.sMled BY Bradstree.'s, shows the bank
ss,M the principal cities for the week
waiy ioccther with the percentage Of
r y sNo decrease as compared with the
f'0dlng week last year:
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EXCHANGE AT HOUSTON.

El,ss Is quoted as follows: New York.
4 N discount; selling, New York, st.
ri Kansas City, u premium; New Or
klylng, SOC discount; selling, s1.25 pre-
HUSTON BANK CLEARINGS.
kNrs are the clearances of the Houston
" ID the week thus far and for the CORE
ky time last year, together with the In
y n decrease.
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No New Cases mt Bryan.
Bryan, Texas, February 17.-No new
eases OF smallpox were discovered here
today.
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WANTED--A man that understands to handle
baes; must know all about 1t or not amply
will pay wages or give an interest In tho
Texas. Is
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AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMISSION
The greatest agents seller ever produced;
every user OF pen and ink buys 1t OF sight;
2d0 to 800 por cent proat; ono agents SAFES
amounted TO $3.50 In six days: anothor S3z
in two hours. Monroe Mfg. Go. \ IL. La
t'rnssp WIS II
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WANTED-Men TO learn barber trade; we
positively guarantee $50 monthly after only
eight weeks practice; spring rush soon: stu
dents from distance assisted with transpor-
tation; tools presented. write at once. Mo-
Ter Barber College, ST, Louis. Mo, -
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LOTS in OAK LAWN ANNEX 5000; s25 cash.
hnlance SO monthly. Craig g Fuller. Y

LUIS III UtfN LIN " y 1fININIF-' - =;
balance SO monthly CGaig q Fuller.
svstpm nne shade good drainage and rx-
ceiIent eur service offers an ideal spot for
4 home; we hayo some bargains TO oher
int and same payment monthly. we oifer
a four-room cottage at $500: $50 cash and
si2 per month; for lowest prices on lious'
ton Heights property go to Houston Heishts
of1ce, EOS Main street. John A. Milroyy;
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FINANCIAL.

". .NrY TO LOAN upon Houston real estate:
I'D s Phelps. attorney al0h Man street. =
MONEY LOANED on Insurance policies. Y
II. Munger, $40 Kialn's building =
WE HAVE the largest storage warehouse ia
lie city; liberal advances made witnoa. IN
terest on ali goods stored Mercantile StoIss
age Company, box 55l. phone ~. 30. 70
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TIE MAKERS--Wanted ut once, 600 good tic
makers TO mako square edge sap Pine ties.
fine TIMBER monthly inspection and pay
in cash Address VIM. Cameron a. Co.
beaumont Texas. S-l6
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WANTED no RENT.

GcoD blacksmith and wheelwright wants 70
situation. Apply 1851. this ofncs'
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ton PRINTING Enclosing, Lthographius,
flank hooks This is what we do and we
do 1t right, Our leader Is the smith IRE.
and Litho. Company. sOi Main street, Hous,.
ton. Texas.
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WANTED.-Man and wife TO cook AZ saw mill
boarding house. w. 6. Bering, Valda, Tex.
"
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STATESMEN FOR CIGARs-S125 month aud
expenses. old hrm; experience UNNECESSARY.
Inducements TO customers. O. 9. Bbhop y
Co., st. Louis Mo- "
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N,CE largo furnished room with good board
sG5 Main street. two blocks from capito.
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ToR sALI5-A 30 OO0-acre cattle ranch; the
hest In south Texas; plenty OF winter ana
GUNNER range: drOuth never known. fof
particulars address j. o. box 90 Neihoocog;;
Texas. --------------,---
ron cAIT--H 10 O0G cattle ranch. tho best IN
south Texas: plenty OF winter ana hul1insI
range; drouth never known For patucu.n,ul :,
hdhreRs p O. Boy %, Volpno0 IeNas. -
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WE HAVE tho largest list Of desirable prop
erty In the city and can suit you IN any
ward several pretty cottage homes In Third
ward for cost OF improvements; send us g
list Of any city property you may nave TO
offer. We always have money to invest TOT
non-residents. Wo solicit the management
OF property and collections OF rent Gtye
us a trial OF any business you may nave t1.
Bnz building.
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CLERKS. bookkocpers, stcnoGraphers and al K
persona wanting posipna call or write
southern business Exchange. Aol Binx build.
iifp. alss .-!~s IL
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SITUATION WANTED.

FIRST CLASS boarding house cook. woman
white. desires position. Address e'fo' 'na
office
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a FIRsr-cLAss COOK wanted; no othe-
need apply. Address 2sas, this office. 10
wANTEDA-whitc girl to attend to small
chlld. S4oa Harrisburg road rs
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WE WANT an agent in every town In Texas
TO operate the pest contract ever given nnaer
our note system, Harris Pattei son gen
''"' n
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A COZ, ORED WOMAN wishes situatio? is
pood cook and is Il first-class pastry
cook; no washing nor ironing; can Rlyyoo
good reference. Sl6 Robin street ~
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coArss n ner ton. 81. 50 half ton. To re-
duce stock of coal we Will deliver TOT ,no
next two weers coal at above price, ieie,
phone 5s5.
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yo,ING MAN wants position as clerk.
s,eiroeraIher or work OF amy kinds oownse
smIih- PremierJ typewriter. Address stoneoe
wall. this olGce
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tvo large rooms, one front, with good board.
iaths; price reasopablei close IN sos erAS3,
ford. references. -
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WANTED--A young man TO do watch and
clock repairing. good reference required
Address r. o. box %, killecn.
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FOR sALE--Eighty cornfed mules; II 70 Il
iands high. and some GOOD JACKS IA
Coffin. ltasca, TeXas. -
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suED coRN-selected North Texas, grown
Jumbo Yellow Dent. yield loi bushels bushels. per PEI
ncre: 81. Charles White, White Pearl, Goiu,
en- Beauty. Early Mastodon, Gourd Seed e ana
Mexican June; write for price. Texas Seea
ard Floral Co., Dallas. Texas u
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TIJE HOARD OF PHARMACY will meet Fri
sav February a. 1899 at b0s Main street.
To examine applicants for registration a,
1, EtsklIug registrar. <-@t
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FOR SALE-All grades of horses and mules
at prices ranging from s26 up also three
fne Jacks. Call and see us a. ioo san "a
.ru 60 o.'''' II
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ANY PHARMACIST willing to occupy a
young doctor for q few hours every day In
his drug store please write Ozone" this
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oFrICE OF AUSTIN AND NORTHWEST
orn Railrond Company Austin. Texas, Feb.
ruary ia, 1so9,--Notice is hereby slvcn that
the regular annual mesting OF the s,oyk-
Austin and Northwestern Railroad COMPANY
viii be held at the cthee of the c1mpany.
I'm the city OF Austin ToNas on oo moqpeS
cav tue an,nt.ry ais
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OF TICE OF Fort Worth and New Orleans
Railway Company, waSahaehic, Texas, FEB.
tiary II, lsgs.--Notco Is hereby given that
the regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders and of the board OF directors OF tho
Fort Worth aud New Orleans Railway Cont
pany will be held Mt the Office OF the COM
pnny. In tho city OF Waxahachie, Texas. on
Monday, tho Goth day OF March, 1890.
3-N ", &, Kelly Secretary.
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NorICE-Tne Canada public free school n,
corporation win receive sealed DlaS anu UNI
s sun, rate seats, plain and durable teach
crs desks; tepshsrs sharsa :, 7 Ss1Ss 81
,uuanihonrd canvas AZ inchcs wide, ayo sides;
asliyery not later than March Ia cash;
board reserves the right TO reject any or an
lids Address Jos. II. Wise, secretary "a.
nnnn inrksnn county. Texas is
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SEVEN ROOM HOUSE with stable. cistern
and nrtesian water. In good order. 1913 De-
catur street block from street cars; price
SIS. Apply 1917 Rnsk. -is
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POSITION OR WoRK-Shorthand and type-
writing by an experienced lady operator;
court OF commercial work. Apply Lady
Stenographer" J. NJ. Mathers office. fourth
Rnnr Diuy b,iildinu 10
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" country home by middle aged lazy,
widow: prefer wdowers home. Mrs hatie
,,nrter beaumont Texas. ~
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PRlNTER-First-c class in all departments.
wants steady job at reasonable salary.
Box "A. Waelder, Gonzales county, Texas. 10
WANTBD-By an expert bookkeeper. any
kind of office work; double graduate of
reputable college, student OF the University
OF Texas; best of references. Address $40.
this office 10
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SITUATION WANTED by boy of II; can run
stationary engine of any kind and do BIZ
cycle repairing also. Address w. j. Meter
rY a0i Congress street. 10
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MISREPRESENTATION as bo0kkeepor, t!pt"TIleI
or salesman; have had experience, can
Give good reference. T. c. Herring, TINS Oh
free. =,
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A ROY. II years old. wants to work at o. y
louse or store. Address wi, TINS oin'e
SITUATION wanted by Young col6rea WON'T S.,nniS
IN cook or as chalnbermaid; chanperihaipS,
rroferrcd Apply 1909 Pease avenue. y
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t1trEJcE of Central Texas and Northwestern
hallway Company, waNahachle. Texas, ten.
f,iary IL, ise9.--Notice Is hereby given tnst
ihc regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders and of tho board OF directors OF the
Utntral Texas and Northwestorn Railway
Company will be held ut the office o. tue
company In tho oity OF WaNahaehie, texas,
or Monday the guth day Of March, 1929,
w. q, Kelly. SECRETARY.