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Number 52
Jolly Banquet.

The Wednesday Literary Club,
which has been holding pleasant and
profitable sessions through the win
ter, had it's closing meeting last Fri
day evening ut the beautiful home OF
one OF it's members, Mrs. E. Dady.
The occasion Was a social gathering
at which the husbands and friends of
the members were entertained. The
club had for their subject this winter,
Egypt. Mrs. Dady had charge OF
the program Tor the evening. and
gave a very interesting paper on
Anthony and Cleopatra. Mrs. Pen
ney rccited "Athony's Last Words to
CLEOPATRA" in a manner that dis
played fine dramatic ability. Mrs.
Hunter gave Il recita tiOn entitled.
"Paddy's Reflections on Cleopatra's s
Needle" which met with a storm of
applause. Mrs. Mcintyre read pa
per On the club work for the past
year. and among he many good
things said that the club had beer
remarkably free from Dame Gossip,
which was greatly appreciated by all
present. The leader requested that
each member should wear an emblem
OF some opera or drama and should
also be prepared with a solo from
the opera or quotation from the
drama chosen. The company were
to guess from the emblem and quo
tation /! ON which hey were ta akpn.
Each one responded at roll call.
Mrs. Holcomb represented ''Pina-
tore" wearing a dainty little apron
and pin inserted in a figure four,
singing with it "Li,tle Buttercup;'
Mrs. Lamberson, Maid of Orleans,''
with lot Of taffy, and a beautiful
quotation of Joan of Are from
| iAoNooP'0I1'E 'E, -hISS MluIlle lnOlDdS
wore a Marguerite, suggesting
"Faust;;' Mrs. Jerrue represented
"All's Well That Ends Wen," With
a quotation appropriate. Mrs. Ap-
gar gave q fine representation OF
Measure for Measure, which Gre
ated much merriment. Mrs. VIM
chester was exhibiting two shoes as
Romeo and Juliet" which was the
most unguessable Representations
worb. Mrs. Glavin's emblem was
suggestive OF "Lucile,' with quo
tation. Other emblems were repre-
sented during the evening. Refresh
ments, to which the Egyptians would
have taken no exceptions, were
served among characteristic ap-
pointments. The banquet was the
realization Of a long cherished plan
in the club, and was u source of
great pleasure. Long may tho
Wednesday Club flourish.
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RESOLUTION
Adopted by the City Council Of the
City of Warren, Mimi,
March IS, 1901.

b
Whereas, Section 5 of Chapter 7
of the city charter fixes $4,000 as the
maximum amount of bonded indebt-
edness which the city may legally
incur, and -. ." -.1s&@s,''~
Whereas, the said amount being
insufficient to meet the growing de-
mands for ordinary and needful i'm
provements, thus engendering en-
barassments in our city finances and
unbusinesslike methods in the con
duet of our public affairs,
Therefore, Be it resolved by this
council that in the interest of an
economical discharge Of conscientious
duty to the public, the last paragraph
of Section 5, Chapter Z, of the city
charter, which reads that "The
bonded indebtedness of said city
shall not at any time be more than
$l0,O00'', should be repealed. @&.
Resolved Further, that the mayor
be authorized to confer with our Rep
resentatives and advise them of the
wishes of our city in this matter.
Certified to by me this 25th day OF
March, \. d. 1901.
G. S. HULL,
City Recorder.
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A PRINTER recently tried his hand

A PRINTER recently tried his hand
at farming, but couldn't make things
work right, and is now back at the
"case". He had a wrong font"
team-a mule and horse-and this
wouldn't 'justify''. He said the
farmer ''fired" him after he had
"pied" three or four "columns" of
potatoes. He showed his limited ex-
perience by asking the farmers wife if
he wanted the hens ''set' "leaded''
or ''solid". Exchange.
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WRIGHT,

The lecture given by Rev. M. L.
Hutton on. "Uncie Sam" last Friday
evening was very entertaining and
instructive. 1t is a big subject but
Mr.. Hutton was equal to it and gave
his hearers many pointers as to the
growth, size, achievements and as
perations of the interesting person
age we call Uncle Sam. Delicious
ice cream was served after the lee
ture, the total proceeds amounting
to something over $40.
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AquialaFdo Captured.

Aquinaldo, who has been as evas-
i've as q flea, has at last been cap
tured, and is now in the hands OF the
United States military authorities
at Manila. General Funston made
the capture.
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The NeigEboring Townships ELECT
New Officers. j."
The following town officers were
elected at the annual election, held
March -, 1901: S
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Has the largest circulation Of
any paper in this district, con-
seIuently offers advertisers the
best medium for reaching buyers
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Recorders Report.

TO the Mayor and City Council OF
the City Of Warren:
Gentlemen:-I hereby submit my
annual report of all expenditures
made by the City of Warren during
the year beginning March 13, 1900,
and ending March %, 1901, to-wit:
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TreaSurer's Report.

WARREN, Mimi, March 20, 1901. .
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council of the City of Warren:
GentIemen:-L hereby respectfully
submit my report for the past year
as Treasurer OF the City Of fWarren:
RECEIPTS.
Received from past treasurer 5 437
county treasurer as rev.
Received from county treasurer for
poor 163 "a
Received from county treasurer for
road and bridge 5036
Received from state auditor for fire
company 1929
Received from liquor licences 1900 90
1" dray and show licenses lo9 90
81. Keenan, for fines 20 90
81 =. :. Easton for lines. a.,,sz. Il II so
' city recorder for cemete-
ry lots $3.50
Received from ALI Olson deposit fee 1000
" private subscription on
account driving park 635 90
Total sssss sc
DISBURSEMENTS:
Total orders paid 1856 2s
Interest on same 1881
Interest on bonds $500
Cash on hand ZIG 81
Total ssses 6s
Respectfully,
ANDREW AELGAARD,
City Traasursr .
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TOWN ELECTIONS

TOWN ELECTIONS
The NeigE1boring Townships ELECT
New Officers.
The following town officers were
elected at the annual election, held
March -, 1901:
EAST VALLEY.
Supervisors: Ole Veele, chairman;
Andrew Rygh and Ole j.. Lunke.
Town clerk, John A. Serum; treasur-
er, John Kanson; assessor, John
Hanson; justices OF the peace, Peter
Rude and Anton Joinson; con
stables, Lars Runnestrand and Ed
vim Johnson. ... =.
EXCEL.
Supervisors: Christian Jacobson,
chairman; Matthias Olson and R. L.
Muzzy. Town clerk, Simon Warning;
treasurer, E. w. Copp; assessor, C.
Schwartz; justices OF the peace, ST.
mon Warning and Herman Berndt;
consta bles, J. w. Whitman and F.
E. Rydberg.
GRAND PLAIN.
Supervisors: G. H. Roller, chair
man; Emil Ristau and Ammund
Johnson. Town clerk, N. Bund.
hund; treasurer, Louis Hamre; as
SCISSOR, e. NJ. Peterson; justices OF the
peace, John Ristau and John Olson;
constables, Frank Dau and Will
Crozier.
HOLT.
Supervisors: II. O. Ekerdalen
chairman; Anton Anderson and
Gullek Svenson. Town clerk, Half
dan Hanson; treasurer, Einar Enge.
bretst'n: assessor, Hans Engen; jus.
,ice OF the peace, M. Grondahl.
ROLLS.
Supervisors: Halvor G.. Naseth,
chairman; p. l.. Aune and Martin
Serum. Town clerk, A. Il. Forder;
treasurer, J. D. Abbott; assessor,
Ed. j. Ruud: justices OF the peace,
A. S. Stennes and A. w. Clark; con-
stable, John H Serum.
THIEF LAKE.
Supervisors: Ole E. Bergen, chair.
man; Christ. Wallaker and Martin
Iver on. Town clerk, August Olson;
treasurer, T. o. Moe; assessor, Eu.
gene Webster; justices OF the peace,
August Olson and Otto Syverson;
consta bles, Fred Cronkhite and
Adolph Giliund.
WRIGHT.
Supervisors: Christ. Solum, chair.
man; John Anderson and Math
Schufetowski. Town clerk, John
Gratzek; treasurer, Peter Beckstrom;
assessor, Peter Gajeski; justices of
I he peace, Math Schutletowski and
Chas. Andersen; constables, Christ.
Solum and Paul Kuzena Ii
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NgsrY,.,. .'t -
Np,llt Is herehN given that q special
meeting Of the Stockholders Of the tIous
ION anu Ie%As, central Railroad Company
n"S uvCn 10ileu ~ " board q Directors
T." aSsviuple ~ lne HGnefai Ofhce of the
company M Houston, Texas, at T. o'clock
~. on lnf Ioth aal OF August 1901 for
'h EI ig'ioTr W. s,i ntHhr an,s to Wit
rltSl. 10 uuluuri8e anu proNlce for pur
CHASING, owning and operating the rail
r"9u oI me central Texas and Northwest
Si dr,. ltliiW WAY 'ompany. extending from
in Bills eonov 20 wi f ''Wn 81 fro W9ETanece
worth and New Orleans Railway COM S
hschle, In Ellis county. to the civ nr
Fort Worth in TaTant county, with It's
franchises ana Jppuuenances the rail-
r ro3' Of the Austin and Northwestern Rail.
OF Austin, In Travis county. TO the town
OF Llano Ia Llano county, with It's iran
f f6e ana oP5oenqnees the railroad Of
CEy Railroad Company extending from n
point of connection with Inc Ansfln nnI
Northwestern. Railroad In Burnett county
to the town OF Nnrbie Fails in purnSSt
county With its franchises ark snn nps
tenances, and the railroad comin6nly
klvMn as s me Lancaster Tap Railroad, ex,
of i5ncasfar i'm 'V pliS statlon TO me town
frannbls"s ana a1 Di,ras -, county win Its
w. anS ., suc9 railroads, with Its or their
SnconG 4 ~ nphurtehhnces.
omcrdin,, ~ ahtnoll2e ana provide for
cnrnorafion ~ III III yer or Articles o, In
Cehtrai RniIrcod s M, houston and rexas
lie it to construct, own operate ard 40 aG innip
talE railroad from po}nt nf ",iu .,,ii
with the railroad now owned IN. eaid ,,I
tin aud Northwestern RaiipoaS 99i ,i, aus
c c0 We tGM LON OF Lampasas in Lampas Is
icct Hnu 80 as 20 authorize 1t to pro
sF @ah RTI4e fq and oca dnag construct
p nrdnd ines Of railroad from the fines now
"ea Az ps II as the stockholders at snch
"''''''s '"''' determine w cAvA
e-Io-Ol Secretary.
NorICE-Nouce = ho-o1---
speclai meetin,. neIheoE given that a
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WANTED-200 tie makers, pay lie for
bxs-S pine and lie for 6xSS oak; have an
abundance of nrst-class virgin timber;
come TO AIidline switch; long job and
plenty OF timber. Burkltt & Barnes. Il
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WANTED1-A settled German woman to 90
general homework; good wages. ~!
Providence street. 10
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WANrED-At once man TO take charge
of and operate saw mill and do fling;
must be thoroughly competent and under
stand milling IN its every detail and not
Wages good ADDRESS Joe i. Clevenger
Nacogdothcs Texas. Ia
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PROPOSAi q MN
SUPPLIES ~, a,os fhiNIlNG n
10 the nndor 81 .eu picrasak N
following ncl,tnsIt ~ lof fninls,
plies for tho NV ,,, iorlls and u.
Of I[cnston ~ In, III q the bebss
o'cloek nonn n NJ, ee fecelFgi 4
Prfpfed siinnl,as t ,sl1yy Angus h
reporfs. NM ,isS i NV nv prlEclnls 4
aW lio,,fbiv ,.a ,yssners moaihf 4
ars. INV rou e looa 2. tuition, n
cnrolinept M, ~, t .lldrSsl csi'
prrs. fr gysa lsas .,56 7vo fegaaia
- NIT eeeuuvs ouV reports Il \
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WANTED-Three experienced travelling
statesmen to represent us In Southern,
Eastern and Middle Texas; only men
thoroughly posted in dry goods need ap.
ply G; a. Mistrot Cos and COS Main
street, Houston. II
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS. WANTED in water works towns
for the Modern flter, new design.
sells rapidly, true merit; address Modern
Filter Co. 2i3 III, FRANKLIN street,
Boston. Mass.
ACTIVE agents with conveyance TO handie
microscopes and views Profits S75 "a
500 per month American Stereoscoplc
Co. Parls, iexas. n
AGENTS WANTED selling Subscrip,
ton books. Southwestern Book Coz
aohstnns .4-------. 81
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WHITE LABORERS WANTED = SIS
per day, nine hours; no transporta-
lion furnished Board can be obtained in
Port Arthur for $500 per week. Ritter
Conley Mfg. Co, building ]. NJ. Guffey
Co. $1,000 barrel oil tanks, Port Arthur,
vows. IL
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WANTED-Active young man TO take In
terest in established zeal estate and fire
insurance business AT good interior point;
stenographer and Typewriter nreferred.
Address 1920. this Office II
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SEALED PROPOSALS adi a.

SEALED PROPOSALS. adirs9
commissioners court o. Hafls
Texas. ut Houston, Texas, Wy I
ed up to u o'clbck noon q n
August %, A.. D., 1901 fq' N
the necessary material and e'i7
twenty-five miles tapPIourz
paved roads as follows; Ten 2k|
Washington road cdmpleaelis "a
of the present pavement lll !
for ten miles northwardly aN'f "
Five miles on the Houston ~
road commencing tat me lIel NJ
GREEN'S bayou and cxtengias E.7
along said road for five miles Y
Feline road commencing q II
its and extending along saH
two miles. On the relephons
menclng at the city llmils sl.
10 the bridge over Brays wv
lance of two and one loula
proximafely. Bids are EanlH 4
construction Of said roads Y
gravel. combination Of eIale
and rock and shell 10 eoLllll.s
Cl0tlN lAt DEOFoph4J tf---.If ts4. n
and di,,.ling. all IN aecoiasas
plans and specifications W
fhe office Of the coung seHss
ris county. Texas. AZ Dlas "
COMMANDED by certified ~
some local hank In sum slll ss
per cent OF the amount 3 NJ,
10 the county Judge, K p s.s.s
Inundated damages p l'l n WI. n;
der who falls 70 enter s w s. N
bond as required; is as,, ,r M
der will be required e snsys Il
in a sum equal to ppe ~, l1p "a,
contract price condlileinss.a s XII
fui performance o. ias II
right is reserved 70 fe'sks n nj
bids. Specifications VII H, y n
ali intending bidders VIZ ',.s,, u
same from the county suluasI.
Rradburn. ESD. r =. M
County Judge Harris ".
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WA MED Travelling salesman Septemb,
/. also advertisers: straight salary III
umph, Dallas, Texas. =,
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stalllng of steam bea r,IIraisslh q
tlread.needle bulldIng Y. g5sI q
Esq, Beaumont. TeTs. ~ Aais
up to u o'clock nona w II
nlans and speclficatlons a a
beaumont. NY ~ MI
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PLICATIoNs to teach the Intermediates
department Of the Canada school az W ?
"a 1901 A. Casper, secretary, Ganado,
rcxas y
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WANTED-1o0 track men Mt Sl.T5 and W
Der day. s. A. Robertson, Sabine Bldg,
U.ange, Texas %
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WANTED-Three good camp cooks on East
kin, Texas ~
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TRANSATLANTIC money to loan on city
have customers with cash TO buy city
property or lands II, MoSkowltz n Co,
2l6 Main street, IL
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400 La BRANCH. s oyas5
with hoard. tame - n
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Statesmen WANTED : To carry rapid
selling side line for us in Southern Texas
Five per cent commission. One telescope
Southern shoe Co., Waco, Texas. II
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NOTICE. TO CONTRADICTORY
posals will he received b. De "a
and members Of the police iii 1
II o'clock neon, September 1 ID
the office of the clerk Of toe I'D
at Lake Charles Caicaslsa bid
for the remodellng and addIAaS
parish court house. Plans syj a
tions can be seen after Augrt ID
office of the above clerk andr15
of K u. Steele, Houston, 1ei, 4
the Dallas and Shreveport OTIS
James Reilly Gordon Co, n
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Sl50.Oo0 no LOAN on HOUSTON husIness an
residence property, Ole to ten years: nj
lowest rates OF interest; monthly pay,
ments IL desired no delay Ia getting Your
money. Apply TO N. l.. Mills, 205 Main
street. II
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WANTED Up-to-date, busting travelling
salesman acquainted with West AMI Cen
tral Texas trade, for wholesale grocery
house; good salary TO the right man. Adj
dress No. All, this office II
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EN- ERlENCED truck gardener; state
CO, Texas. II
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WANTED-A reliable man to attend horses
man, references must be first class; no
hurry to ill position but will take the
right man at once Address 444, this
Otilrp IL
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WANTED-A registered druggist with good
references satisfactory compens ltiou.
Apply 49I Sabine Pass Ave, Beaumont,
Texas %
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WANTED MachinIsts. pattern makers,
hoiler makers, machine hlacksmiths and
ship filters; steady work guaranteed to
competent mechanics; SO so day Of ten
hours fare 10 San Francisco refunded In
SIX months for satisfactory service Rls-
Gon iron Works, San Francisco office at
Beale and Howard streets. I6
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TToSTNf, OTTT some Of our cameras aud
Texus avenue Is
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TIMER wanted at once at Victoria Cor
nice Works, Victoria. Texas y
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q YOUNG colofcd girl desires the washing
OF three or four men or family. Apply
lt0l Crawford ana Pcgse street Hous-
ton, EcNls II
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WANTED At ONCE--A drst-cIass meat
cutter; must come well recommended.
Apply ]. 5. Kuhn 1906 Harrisburg road
Ii
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SCITH RooM-,,BsShiIsp' bOIli Z
close In good soP'
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-FOUR ENERGETIC MEN with good bust
ness experience; employment permanent
Cali 207 Mason block II
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BIDS AND PROF.

;..-,-------.-..... - rN(1pnc.
SEALED PR0Pos., h
commissioner osALs saS---'
Texas. Al s court Il rp, ma 1
ceived up 10 ,0qgls,ion, Ts..i' ''saI' !,
day, August D. c'cIpel Y ri
Ing the necessss,. 4, b. j,.3t 4
lug twenty ,fiv sars naielisI n \
paved roads X miles lsn an n
Washington r ~ follows X, 'tls57
Of the presnpy,aa nag, comme5'sass rs
for ten m dIa payenenf Y n \
road. Five 's 81, norihwarl,,N 81
Crosby ROAD u an.,l ol tn I, slsil:'
bridge over I, csomnenclhrs sA's
castwardls a m,reens bafssa y. &
Or the Sana '2 r said ros IA y, y! a,
the city i'm lint, Feline road ss' 4,
road for two ,, ana exiep5j,s
road comn,er " miles IL a Y .l
extending ~ eu ths q tae' liz IA
distance of \ tw me bridge oFsi (
beginning WIND una on the s,,!1
CnI at4f -. Al ~ ~ tlit flt lNf1I I
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FoR SALE.

FOR SAflIl-1The Pianola The greatest
pEano-player VIII A. Watkln Music Co..
Dallas. General Texas dealers.
standard az the world. The best OF others
cannot compare with them. ,,ill A. wat
KIN Music Co, Dallas, General Texas
dealers
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BOARD AND 70

MARRIED CouPLE, . :, II IN
can get room and poEiu
sag street. -~-----1
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WANTED-Rr Bridge and piledrivcr men on
East Texas railroad, Apply on work at
Lufkln. Texas 20
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CLOSING OUT some OF our Cameras anl
Koeak supplies at cost. b. X. Boring,
Texas avenue. - -
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N ~ nor week. 900 Aa ....... -
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WANTED-A first-class bookkeeper ana
office man. must he accurate and com.
petent; state age and experience; give
references, IL any. Address The g. w
Deaton COMPANY, EagIe Lake, Texas II
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MANIDD--A iirst.class engineer wants
position IN Houston, twenty-five years
OF references. Address Engineer, this
office. II
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NICELY furnished Sgu''
S09 Rusk avenue. ---- = a
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COMPETENT Young lady stenographer
would like position or piece work: ref
erence given. Address 596S this office l6
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N9NI Ed = hrst.class assorter and
lhhdler one who understands the bust
rtss and Is not afraid OF work None
elllsl need apply. Address 4417, this
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WANTED TO FFNT

hAthELoR wants to rent larce -,
n,shta south room with bath sccc,,r, Isr-
ions private family preferred ananul-
;;7-s-- : : : :. ~. ia
WANTED 40 RENT OF buy s5,aiiII-- -. =
building 'iess SUi Blnz
10
lease small tract of land cioso wants 70
I'M utnosr lana il preferred, plcase star ,tewn,
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PT5AsANT RQ nv res = :
board. Apply.. ! y ,,ssS5 ~
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COOK wanted. 200 La Branch. Is
WANTED-Two WaItresscs, City restau'
rant, 552 Orleans street Beaumont,
Texas. 10
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COL0REp women wants a place to do
nouseyorb or plain cooking iii Caro-
line street IG
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F55lf SETE-- 1000 bushels ine river bottom
Texas ~
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MIDDLE aged German woman wants
place for housekeeping or cooking and
house work Address 1910 this office Ii
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WANrED--First class baker. Berge
Jones, Beaumont Texas. L
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EMALL stock OF new goods very cheap
for cash for Quick sale. 27l0 this offiee
Is
sS70K FOLD white lawn, value TIC. at
4c yard, at Biz Boston Store.
-s5SlS no light alfernat0r with extra
srtns,ft,re n running. $500 cash ThoS.
q Copping. Houston Electrical Supply
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PROFESSIONAL

| CLOSING OUT some of our Cameras and
Texas avenue H.
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ENGINEER ELECTRO
4 1lAN-Good all around man, slea,,a,
sober German wants work al anytn,ns
70 support his family: city or country;
Address JDH4 this Office. -
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WANTED--Ten women COOKS, wnite anu
coored Ave hustling solicitors anu ua{
laborers 1u1oH Congress 10
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WANTED-A good cook for boarding
house: $40 per month; expenses pail
Lakeside Sugar Refining Co, Lakeside,
Texas Is
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BEAUTIFULLY furnished ,ls .os l.Ss
table board; terms '., ss' sytSrs
Honse. 1897 Congrtss. -,-----
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TNINTER WANTED Lady or gentleman;
good compositor; state ability and wag 8
TNrected: name reference. Leader-NeMs,
IiVnlde Texas. 10
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NEATLY furnished saa sgg.1 raiEI
and table boardeFs