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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-04-04
Mining Blanks.

dseH upon receipt Of order when accompanied by cash, money order or stamps.
Ithe blank you desire is not above listed. write as and We will print n al once
ana sendy u such Quantty as gu may order and Thereafter keep II in took We lin
tohande every blank desired by our patrons.
We d 10 nOt extend credit IN blanks
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The Bridal Feast

Is not infrequently followed by a long,
lenten period of enforced fasting and
fleshly modification. The cheek grows
hollow, the eyes are dull and deep
ringed, and the step is slow and languid.
There is an uall dragged-out feeling"
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A auEsTIoN OF wEIGHINd.
Grain Can Not he weighed on the
Purchaser's own Scales.

Waco, Texas. July 2o.--In the Nine
teenth district court today Judge surraI'
perpetuated an injunction against GER
tain grain dealers. restraining them from
Weighing grain on their own scales ms
defendants set the facts in their answer
that they had right to weigh what tAey
had purchased and were justified In put
ting In their own scales ,or this purpose.
The court said that .he law WAS PLAIN
enough. but held that tho Uain Was not
theirs until II was weilhed and delivered.
There has been considerable trounle
in his city over similar cases ever since
the public weighers' law went into effect,
and the decision OF Judge Surrstt may
not settle The case.
Several similar cases OF this kind have
been tried IN the State and 1t seems the
judiciary hold different Views. Recently
Judge Bliss OF Sherman decided that the
produce belonged 10 The purchaser as
soon as a price was agreed on, and he
could weigh It on his own scales.
4 The suit In this county was brought by
TIE public weigher at McGregor 10 re-
strain buyers from weighing grain upon
their own scales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
MUNN's REVIEW.
A Number of Circumstances Cansed
Cotton to Decline.

Especial 10 Tina tostl
New York, July COS, Mum, Son Co.
say:
Cotton declined early on dizziness ana de-
precision at Liverpool. where the spot sales
for the week we're only 10000 bales, the small
est in years, favorable crop accounts az
Liverpool. Southern and local selling raj
lied on covering and more reassurins Chi
nese news, but closed lower on renewed sell
ing
Macon reports Nearly entire crop shipped
from warehouses;, Crop will be shorter than
In several years.
BeevlIle, Texas. says; Some farmers say
rain has insured half bale to acre :,
TeAaIkana, Texas writes Complalnts Oh
constant injury by rain .,.
| Paris, Texas: Principal farmers OF this
county already contracted to sell tnelr COZ
ton TO merchants here and at le'a Ior
cents delivery as soon as 8pned,
| spring Hin, la. Good crops herespouts,
renaha, Texas; Crops never more proHi's-
ting.
Natehitoches La: crop better than FIRST
supposed.
Luling. Texas; Indications for good erop
Can now go without rain until august 10.
Hilsboro. Ca. Crop is as nne as iana wan
permit.
HI ito. Texas: Rain was Of great henent;
| Lverpool's stock decreased st,VVO LOT INC
week domestic interior stocks lost N'Olo ana
statistical position generally continues sIonk;
but spinners are out Of the market ano
with a continuation OF improved crop @c-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
DuN's REVIEW.
Fail in Iron Affects Busine1s--niilis
Are Closing Down,

New York, July 20.-R q. Dun & Cor
weekly review will say tomorrow.
The great fall in the iron industry necas-
sarIlv effects business The same extensive
building strikes which have cut of the use
OF much structural steel have also prevented
a vast use of lumber which was, like iron,
extraordinarily advanced in prices. When
cotton had been easily held above 10 cents and
then dropped sharply. a Liverpool specu-
Iator asain showed how easily Americans are
induced to accept higher prices for the guam
tity they have left for sale, The goods mar
ket, embarrassed at the best. is not helped
by such vagaries, and the closing OF Inn
portant mills was the more meritorious be-
cause il gave occasion at the end OF this
season With an oversupply here both OF goods
and material TO rest until the Europeans have
settled their affairs.
Without formal agreement the wooden in
dustry adopted In part the same course many
mills having stopped or reduced forces 90
tbat experts believe that less than half the
cnpacity is now II work because the nature
Of the next seasons demand does not yet APP
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
Decrease of 1.Os3.377 in the wor,d's
Visible, Compared with Last Nenr.


New Orleans July 2O.-Secretarv Hester's
statement OF the worlds visible supply OF
cotton. made up from special cable ana tele-
graphic adyises. compares the figures of this
week with last week. last year and the year
before. 1t shows a decrease for the week
Just closed of 76.1s9 bales, against de-
crease Of 15oOs6 last year and a decrease
Of 1916 year before last
The total visible is 1.502.3s0. against l.
57s 1868 last week. 1905 757 last year and g.
1920 year before last. OF this the total
OF American cotton is s443s1 against i00s,5l
last week 2462 757 last wear and i,9eS2lJ
year before and OF all kinds including Ezypt,
Brazil India etc.. 5Js 600 bales. against 30.
900 last week. sl3, 200 last year and s4,VOo
year before
The total worlds visible supply Of cotton
shows decrease compared with last woef
OF ~ $50 bales decrease compared with
last year OF i.1sJ,317 and decrease com
pared with wear before last OF I2i4S90
81 the worlds visible supnv as above there
is now afoat and held IN Great Britain and
continental Europe 10000, AGAINST l,0l0,0Ul
last year and 1.75S000 year before last. In
Egypt 1900 bales against 5000 last wear
and 5000 year before last in India
$4,000 bales. against jlGCD last veal
and 522. 00c wear before last ana In the United
States 100 bales against $4,000 last yeai
and 10000 year before last
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ky TRADE REVIEW
ed Crop Conditions Are The Keynote
g TO Price Movements.
= fORFAIL DELIVERY Is LlyENING UP
! ana Steel PRtces Low-IJetteI
]! htry for Raw Wool at Boston.
n DuIIness In stocks.

ork, July O,-Bradstreets tomorrow
fed prop conditions furnish the KEY.
ms trade and price movements AS
Of them nearly all staple agricul-
odscts are lower in price and at the
no percepuble liyening up of de-
fall delivery is noted at the West.
~ Rnd South. The Beginning of
2 ft consequently more visible in the
meptioned. while at the East the
are slower to experience this I'M
~ pc consequently soasonably dull.
clceflngs as vet fail 10 reflect any
pc Improvement In The distribution
WAY earnings, though OF large vol
2. QTing 20 comparisons being made
cfpf onally good results last year,
ieas notable increase both In gross
Z ftthrns. An increased cost Of re-
ettermsnts fuel and wages are uni-
bponnible for this latter feature be-
rQea receipts for later period reports
ntined though small gains.
nd afeel prices are evidently scraplne
I'M u reports from large oenters OF
raw material and wages are correct.
,lth biilets al set % against. re-
y, go 90 and S25 90 a wear ago, So
|ch ~ the boom nrlees have been
|GfNe situation is mixed one. Pres
Pr raw cotton and finished ma
4.upt harmonic. Chinese troubles
4d export trade in brown cottons
Der shutdown Of mills producing
and print cloths is looked for.
emerging from "the grass" IN
lc~faging feature Is the rather better
asw Eoof ut Boston. but manu-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS in private
family; 40 Travis street. next to Brlsto
hotel g
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pear There has resulted more Willingness
to cell wool and especially where warehouses
are not plentiful and prices averaging fully
10 cents lower than in February. but manu-
tacturers are inquiring moro earnestly Just
now TO find out what goods they can sell
than whore they can get materials.
The sharp fall Of 2 cents IN wheat and
cents in corn appears TO reflect pubic con-
clugions. after hearing much evidence, Of
Nca and unofficial. regarding the extent OF
injury TO both grains.
The shipments 60 on at a quiet and mod
crate pace. In three weeks from Atlantic ports
& 6sl 900 bushels wheat, flour included,
against 65OS, 1893 bushels last year; from Pa
clfo ports l. SOL, 697 bush sls, against l2ls 6is
last year and in corn s620,56s bushels, against
| 8. 2S9, 500 last year 90
Failures for the week have been 2l In
tho United States against lio last year, and
| a In Canada, against "a last year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21

mander A. c. Abraham, vice chancellor;
j. w. Haywood. prelate. II. h. Muldrow.
master OF work; James Fitzgerald. mas
ter at arms, b. l.. oagood, keeper or
records and seal; o. s. Cummings, mss
ter of excheuuer; r. H. King, mas
ter of finance; M s. French, inner guard;
D. f. Remley, outer guard. This lodge
had the misfortune some tlme ago to loose
its entire outfit by fire, but by prompt
action of it's members have Tehtted new
hall in elegant style. Next Friday night
the members will entertain their wives
and daughters at their new hall.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
BRApsTREET's ON FINANCE.
Affairs In China Had n Generally lie.
pressing Eject.


New York July 2o.-Bradstreets review OF
the New York stock market tomorrow will
say
The stock market has been strong in the
face of dullness and of the Chinese situation
and other adverse factors Of external origin.
The renewal of gold exports and the appear
ance OF hardening tendencies in money
caused. however. a somewhat weaker tone
to prevail in the last few DAYS and the
markets were more disposed to pay atten'
ton TO the grave international complications
which NAV result from the troubles in China.
s'rhe declines which were occurring in Rus
stan and other governmental securities. al
we'll as in thosa OF China, have again un
settled the fore.gn markets and led to Lon
dop being heavy seller OF stocks here
The news from Pekln Friday. indicating thu
safety Of the American and other ministers
there, had a favorable effect on the market
al large and caused advances throuRhout II
list. with strong tone at The close.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
BRYAN Will CELEBRATE
The Arrival of the Calvert, Waco and
Brazos Valley.

Bryan, Texas, July 2u.--At mass meet
ing Of the citizens held this morning Il
was decided to give big barbecue and
trades display upon the arrival OF the
Calvert. Waco and Brazos Valley rail-
road. which will be about August Is. The
citizens Of surrounding counties will be
invited and excursions Will be run from
all nearby towns An effort VIII be made
10 secure Hon. ]. w Bailey as the orator
for the occasion. The various committees
have been appointed and the work begun
in busineselike way which Is sure 10
meet with success
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--Nicely furnished upstairs rooms.
gentlemen only gas and bath; private fam
ny. COS La Branch X
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USE ALIENS FaOT-EASE IN YOiR GLOVES.

A LADY writes; II shake Aliens Foot Ease
INTO my gloves and rub little on my hands.
II saves my gloves by absorbing perspraton,
1t is a most dainty toilet powder We in
yIte the attention OF physicians and nurses to
the absolute purity OF Aliens Foot-Ease. Dr.
W O. Abbott. editor OF the Chicago Clinic,
says; IT is grand preparation; I am usiAg
II constantly in my practice" All drug and
shoe stores sell H. 25c. Sample sent FREE.
Address Allen S. oimsted. LIE Roy. N. Y.
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prp,o. Count, to have Good ,d,oads

Bryan. Texas. July 2o.-Thd Good
Roads club. after advertising for bids,
let the contract yesterday afternoon for
repairing the road. building bridges,
throwing up dumps. cutting out new road,
etc. at the democratic crossing on the
Navasota river, Lighsey Bros. OF Kur-
ten occurred the contract.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
BANK cLEARrNas.

Now York. July 20. Tho following table,
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank cleaf.
ings at principal cities for the week ended
tocsy. with percentage Of increase and
decrease as compared with the corresponding
week last year:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
MORPHINE.

opium ana kindred habits. new guarantees
painless and safe nome cure Wholly dN-
ferent from all others. Nc publicity or IN.
terferenee vita work or busIneBs. No mstief
Write today for booklet aud free sample and
note Its wonderful effect Correspendenes
eoEhdentiai And solicited, DIR. PUHpf.
BIuz Buildinx Houston. Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21

FOR sALE--BLocK NO. g. SOUTH SIDE
BUFFALO BAYOU. CORNER SMITH AND
CAPITOL AVENUE; WITHIN FoUR
BLOCKS CAPITOL HOTEL; CoNsERvA-
TIVE ESTIMATE PLACES IMPROVE
MENTs AT 5000. WILL BE SOLD TO
HIGHEST BIDDER WITHIN NEXT FIF.
TEEN DAYS NO OFFER UNDER $4,000
CONSIDERED. ADDRESS c. n ELS
BURY HOUSTON, TEXAS. PHONE NO.
~. -
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Alvin Knieh,. Of pythia..

Alvin. Texas. July l9.--Alyin lodge No.
1855, knights of Pythias. installed its new
ly elected officers Tuesday night, as fol-
lows; 7. W. Carlton. chancellor COM
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sseWWSs~~ssSee
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-l7S aeyc- farm; larre house and
barn. well improved; four head OF horses.
one span of mules. one new 3-inch wagon.
two sets Of harness blows. cuitlvators, one
Fairbanks scale one mower. ono hay rake
In fact everything which belongs on a nrst-
class farm also 100 head graded shorthorn
cattle IN pasture. $40 acres In leased rastire
under good fence this property must no fuf
$500 or suffer greater losses on or before
tho 2ith instant. Robt II. Finch. Arcadia
Texas. ~ "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

BIDS WANTED for following privileges at
Dickinson Park camp-meeting. Angst to
U.s. inclusive. restaurant, to feed from 100
10 500 people daily (will have use OF one
of the pavilions on ground; ice. ice cream.
saltwater and lemonade barber shop two
or three chairs: proposals to erect so to
100 tents on ground, to be rented during
by July 25. at which date awards Will bs
made. j. l.. Mayo. for committee OF ar
rnpgements. 7-28
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OLD SORES

and all kinds OF skin and blood diseases.
male and female, positively CURED. See testi-
moDiRls In my oflice from parties recently
cured once at residence: CONSULTATION frss
Address
DR. PENN EXPLORATION,
Phone BIS. rings. Houston Heighm-
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the light weight season opens. Advices from
the London sales are that the market has
regained most Of the losses.
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pHEuMATrssa.

DRY HOT AIR. The marvellous new cure
for Rheumatism, sciatica, Arthrltis. Synositis
and Kidney Diseases. lmmodiate relief and
HOUSTON AElcHVs=INElBasAHy~ ]
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TWO HOUSEKEEPING furnished for
light housekeeping. Phone No. sll fthree
rings) or apply 1914 Prairie. 2
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WANTED TO RENT.

THREE BEDROOMS uso Of parIor. dining
room an kitchen for light housekeeping:
best references given aud REQUIRED Ad-
dress 9S5S, this office. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21

FOR RENT-Nice six room cottage on
Franklin avenue; hot and cold water and
sewer and gas connection. Apply 1918
FRANKLIN "a
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.
HEsTERs STATISTICS.

counts we fail to see anything In the stua
tlon at the moment to prevent lower prices.
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FOR RENT-Three nice rooms for gentI
men, at 705 Travis street.
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PERSONAL

III want To learn the grand profession
snIing? You can learn in 10 days to
any known disease. A full home
d taught by mail; also absent treat
8 given. For full particulars address
STANG The Southern Correspondence
il Of Healing. or Box 1855, San An
T6xas. 30
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE

POSITION as cock or housekeeper by a mid
dle-agcd white woman: In city. slS La
Branch 25
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21

WANTED--A job for this fall in sugar house
am Al steam pumper OF good clariher
have had years experience at same. A
Glitsoh Box 2sS, Lake Charles La
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21

TENTS. awnings. tar
as, wagon covers, horse covers, ham
). banners. badges, flags, etc. Try us
your next order; price list on appli-
d Kattmann & Kneeland Tent Co..
ton. If
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21

k1IyE AGENCY-Trained detectives
Etb6d for civil and criminal investiga-
..1fee4onablo rates; correspondence So
4. Names McCane. box 100, Houston,
kTt.E ~
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-Men who travel; side
line, profitable commission basis. Manu-
facturers OIL CO., Cleveland. o. 70
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|-TOxlNE stops all discharge and re-
~ al soreness of acute Gonorrhoea in
|btyrfour to forty eight hours; absolute
f4ntee for anv recent case; $500 per
He. Anti ToXine Co, PSI Main Street.
Id. Texas, 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-21
wECIAIl NOTICES.

E-kSkhyone having claims against r.
Finley for account Bayou Box and
ct factory Of Harrisburg will please
same properlv proven up and present
q. Jesse IL. Jones. trustee. July 49,.
ANs %
u no longer be responsible for debts
;red by my wife. Charles Erickson. 20
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PROFESSIONAL.
DRs. BELTS & Belts s. DYAR
Phynicinnn, Surgeons, Specialists,
2IlsL. ChnrIes 81. New OrIeann.

Young. middle aRen
aud old. single aud
married nee and all
who suffer with Lost
Manhood. Nervous
Debility. Spermator-
rhea. Seminal Losses.
Sexual Decay. Fall
ing Memory. Weak
Eyes, 2tunted peSel-
opment. Lack OF
Energy. Impoverii'h-
"a Blood. PiAplea.
,impediments TO Mar;
'riaze: also Blood ana
Skin Disease. Sypni-
lis. Erupt!ops Hair
Failing. Bona Pains.
Sore Throat. Ulcers,
dwellings. Effects o,
Mercury, Kidney ana
Ma "A - o.
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WANTED-Position by man and wife on a
ranch; competent; best references. Address
T.. Floresville, Texas, q
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE

YOUNG colored man wanted to work in
saloon, restaurant, hotel or cook for a pri-
vate family; is competent and willing to
work. Address q r. this office. %
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Bladder Troubles Weak BACK, bur saI.
Urine. Ineontinenes. Gonorrhea. Gies', su rs
lief aud euro Tor life Roth sexes yentea
conndsntisily and privately. Pnes. flst .,
FisEurs and Rupture cured by cur new mo's'
DDS.
DRs. BETTs x BELTS 4 DfAn
cid st, Charles ST.. New Orleans SA-
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BIG two-story new frame house. bath tub
on second floor: six rooms. outhouses ant
big garden attached, Inquire at John b
Buschs. end OF Franklin car line. 2
MODERN seven-room house. 2o11 Travis st
Apply Shaw 3OS Main street I
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ron sALA

FOR SALE seoond-han top buggy aud
harness, Apply X. Leman. 1915 Decatur
strcet. 70
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makers on new job Just
opened on Sabine river, eight miles from
+. G railroad. ship TO starlts. La; good
timber. For information address u. p Neil,
Hcrubeck La 8-S
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pOR SALE--Llvery tnd undertaking estab-
llshment in the best city in the state
go oo0 annually. correspondence solicited.
Address asa this office H-lo
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS For sale, two-story 3.
ro0ut brick cottage, with bath room and
artosian water. on corner, iQVXl32 one block
from err line; 5000 cash and balance on
monthly payments. Lots for sale ut lowest
pritcs on nstallment plan. John A. MiIroy.
Ascent, 220 Main st,
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY, STOLEN.

STRAYED OR STOLEN--Dun COW branded
u with horns below: has on halter and is
dehorned Reward If returned to j. G.
Squirting 2401 German street. %
.LOST--Ons set plans for Jas Bute's ware
house. return to office in Levy building
and receive reward OF $40. Rue Dunbar.
Architects Il
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mocracy.' bv Metcalf and Munson; the
great democratic campaign book aud ar
kument settler. contains biographies aud
sptccnes OF Bryan ana stevenson. and tells
Why they viii he elected. enormous de-
mand coo hlE pages. only $3.50. each sub
seriber receives Sl.OJ premium free, com
mission on to 70 uer cent. only straight
democratlc book published: drop all trash
Democracy" outfits and circulars free.
). a. PARK Co, Department 5. 33i Dear
horn street Chicago
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A COOP OPENING for second hand bust
ness furniture, etc. half block from mar
ket. cheap rent. good stand. i. r. Lotus,
No. iii Milan street
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FON SALE--A saw MIL Win over tWeIVu
hundred acres OF good pine lands 20 Orange
county. situated some Twelve miles from
Beaumont on tho X. c.. ?. and q. railroad;
to any practical parties who viii take
hold Of this property good results VIII en-
sue This mill viii cut ~ 600 feet per day,
ana stumpGge can DO bought to run ior
three or four years. coed reasons can DO
giving for selling termS cash Address
$3.50 this office. 81
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

FOR SALE-Best paying small mercantile
business ia West TeNu1. capital 1900.
satisfactory reason for selling. nne OPEN
ing, will bear Investigation. Address Lock
Box 1876. l.lano Tcxas. ~
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HELP WANTEp--ons State organizer and
ten deputy organizers 10Y something new.
nothing Ike 1t, new PLAN biz money. Ad-
nam, Ala ~
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FOR RENT-One largo room suitable fol
store. Call at 1919 Cont street Fifth ward
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WANTED Young lady stcnographer. who can
aid IN keeping BOOKS. MUS he experience u
aud well recommended; none otner need
Apply Address IN own handwriting Z. o.
box i91, Beaumont. Texas, 80