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to you the wonderful sim licity and marvellous
advantages of the ODI1RLES So RE
FRIGERATOR
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JIMIOWN AND Mr. BUTLER.

The jamestown deleg alton TO the
Democratic county convention had a
special grievance against Commissioner
Butler, The dis,ric, made demands for
rold building which were not conceded
BY the board OF county commissioners OF
whom Mr. Butler IS An honored and hard
working member. Colonel Irvine. one
Of the delegates. spoke bitterly OF the
action st the commissioner, his language
almos, iransgressing parliamentary
usage. He spoke for the entire delega alton
and s,rcnuously endeavored to encompass
the commissioners defeat. However.
Mr. Butler was too strongly en,renehed
in the esteem Of other delegations to
render Colonel lrvine's attack effective.
Mr. Pul,,am. the Jim.own candidate. was
not we'll know though he bears an ex
celleu, reputatisn Everyone espec,s
'of The dele4ssss AaslsEe snfd his name
70 shiy In. sssSy VII siss NJ. brller the
ss9s saDfoss tAey .eald have gwen 20
Mr. PuliialA.
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Citizens
Ou1Qge Low
A FRENZIED MOB.
White Man Lynchsd BY Outraged Men OF
Montana,

White Man Lynched BY Outraged Men Of
Montana.
Helena. Mont. Oct. flames Edward
Brady. the m1pspto committed an nm
Usually brutSt lsault upon s.year old
Ida Pugsley In Helena yesterday. was
this morning. about 40. taken from the
Jail by mob and hanged to 4 telegraph
pole in the Haymarket square. abou,
three blocks from the jlil.
The crowd was orderly and after the
man had been hanged it quietly dlspers.
ed. There were about 200 men engaged
in the affair. and they we're all masked.
They attacked the Jail door with = bat
tering ram, and soon 1t yielded. o. gam
ing admittance. they demanded the keys
Of the j,iler at the point Of gun. and
threatened II he did not yield the man up
they would kill.
Ire jailer then got the man out Of his
cell and be was given 10 the mob. When
they f,s. took him. Brady asked: "Wha.
Is il, gentlemenf"
The march to the hanging place was
quiet. Brady was given chance 10 say
word. He declared that they had the
wrong man. although be has been posi-
lively Identified BY his victim and score
Of other people who had seen him With
tie child.
He also asked that some money that
vas due him from the Montana Central
railroad be sent to niece aud then he
Was pulled up. The end Of the rope
vas tied 70 the pole and the crowd dis.
pefssd.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
ABBOTT GRAVES.

A very pretty church wedding va.
solemnized at the Baptist church At =
o'clock this afternoon, when Miss Alta
Abbott was united in marriage to John
G Graves, Rev. 4. G. Lane officiating
None but the most intimate friends oi
the contracting parties were present
The bride looked her prettiest, gowned
in blue ladies' cloth with white satin and
white applique trimming. The groom
has just finished neat little cottage,
corner 77d and Walnut streets. where
they will Immediately 60 to housekeep
ing. Numbers Of useful presents we're
is from Garfield. her parents coming
here TO attend the wedding.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received until noon
October 10Th, by the clerk Of St. Tohn's
parish for
1, The whole work Of construction.
?. Each part separately.
3 The masonry and brick work.
4. The carpenter work, including
painting, etc.
According to the plans and spcci6ca'
tons OF the new church edi6ce, to be OBJ
tanned at the rectory.
The Committee reserve the right to re.
ject any and all tenders. Address
The Clerk"
P.O. Box sal. Boulder. Colo.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
BRYAN'S NEW HOME.

s Liae slr. Me-. Get I-1.is - -
seventeenth anniversary ot ths oassi1gt
Of Colonel and Mrs William J. Bryan
and the fourteenth Of their coming to
Nebraska. The occasion was celebrated
by the laying Of the corner stone for 4
fine new house to be erected op the
Bryan farm. three miles east Of the city.
Here Mr. Bryan expects to make his
home in the future. He will not actually
engage in agricultural pursuits. the
hired farmer OF the past two years being
retained. The house will b: built on a
high knoll overlooking the eastern por.
ton Of III: city. in the center Of forty
acre tract owned by Mr. Bryan.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
Mr. MANN WANTS AIR.

To develop the 90 foot Ctoesus vein
Of the Logan mine Manager Mann has
found it necessary to sink Wine 7o5
feet deep for the purpose OF securing
air. For that reason tie great Logan Is
not now shipping its old time volume,
This WINE will connect with the 900 foot
level, the tremendously rich drift Of the
property. and on its completion heavy
shipments will be resumed. At present
air is more valuable than gold.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
COMING NEXT WEEK.

The annual convention Of the Colorado
Wcman's Temperance Union will be
held in Boulder Oct. 9th, 10th and nth.
A program Of exceptional interest has
been prepared. The day sessions will
be held in the Congregational church,
The evening sessions in the Methodist
church. About I4o delegates are ex.
pected,
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
A V0[ O| RQCeS
R0geS 1 IeI0S
FIVE MEN KILLED
4. . Deadly Rae. war 4. H.rri.s. Coa.,y.

Texas
Dallas, Texas, Oct. "details are be
ginning to reach Dallas of race war in
Harrison county. starting near Hallville
and spreading in all directions. Five
negroes have been lynched and one
white man killed since Saturday.
The trouble is said to have started be.
cause negroes who had rented cotton
lands from wealthy planters refused to
harvest their crop so that the planters
could get their share OF the yields.
A posse Of white men. it is said. wen,
to the home OF negro. Thomas Walker
on the plantation of Julien Atwood
Walker fired on the white men. killing
Atwood. During the carly part OF the
chase one negro was caught and hanged
but whether he was Walker has not been
learned here.
Two more negroes were hanged on
sunday in the timber near the Gregg
county line. George Muckleroy was
taken out at night near Marshall and
whipped to death.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
AN INSPIRING SCENE.

San Francisco. Oct. 1.-The biennial
convention Of the Episcopal church me,
this morning. It's the most distinauished d
gathering Of churchmen ever convened
here. A, 1880 holy communion vas had
and seventy FIVE bishops were present.
The singing by the immense gathering
was inspiring.
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doctor Declines
Further ROlO|S
TROvILLION DECLINES.
Fourth Nomination for Clerk Doesn't Look
Good to Him.

Fourth Nomination for Clerk Doesn't Look
Good to Him.
"Nay. nay" says DR.. Trovillion Of
Gold Hill. The genial doctor is said to
have had an elegant sufficiency. Three
times he has contested for clerk Of this
county and three times he has failed to
come under the wire winner. His can.
didate shoes arc said to be aspired to by
George Lake Of Sugar Loaf and Ralph
DeE.o Of Longmont. Mr. Lake is well
known miner. now in charge Of the
Smoky Hill mine for DR.. Bond Watts
company. and Ralph DEMO is former
Varsity boy and son of the big Long.
mont mill man.
For treasurer it is said that Arch c.
Van Deren has for competitor Hon. Tim
O'Connor. Saturday will relieve these
gentlemen OF present suspense.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
HAVE FAITH IN RelFF.

Wh,tasy asd Croker Roth Sey That He
Riass hoasstiy.
New York, Oct. Both William C..
Whitney and Richard Croker express
their confidence 10 the honesty Of Lester
Reia. the jockey who won great events
for both gentle men and doubt the cor
rectness Of the report from London that
the little jockey has been ruled Of the
English turf. Mr. Croker sends two
more horses to England Saturday and
says be has co idea Of leaving that tuii.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
Hard Luck In the we,t.

The cowboy sat down on the ground
fingered roll OF bills ard looked sadly
at his pard.
BILL" be said. 'it's no use. can't &c
to Denver with you today"
"Why!" asked Bill.
i've only got SIS to my name"
'Figger 1t up az in, said Bill.
mo use. I've fgsered it up dozen
times. and it always comes out the same.
I'LL take $40 fer the drunk. dollar an q
half fer bed an breakfast, three an a
hiif Ter cartridges. an that won't leave a
.ussed cent to pay the fine"
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
TWO BOYS LYNCHe0.

KsiisA Ma. with ssea.s and Mob Deals
Out J Justics.
Shelbyville, Ky- Oct. 7-Jumber
Fields. aged rs. and Clarence Carnett.
aged I8. both colofed. charged with tie
murder OF man named Ham. Who vas
killed with stones, were taken from Jail
and hanged by mob to the railroad
uestie near the Jail. last night The mob
proceeded IN a m amer 50 quiet that citi-
,ens knew nothing OF it until morning.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
SPECIAL SERVICE.

A corporate service with celebration
will be held for the Womans Auxiliary
and others who can attend, concurrent
with the service at tn. general conyen.
ton at San Francisco. Thursday at 10 a.
m. at ST. Johns church.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
LESS GOLD FROM KL0NOIKE.

Seattle, Wash, Oct. THE report oi
the 6rst quarter Of the fiscal year. n
made BY the United States assay Office
In Seattle, shows 4 deficit under last
years receipts Of almost 81 900. 900. The
falling Of Is attributed to the different
methods employed in the Klondike and
the extremely dry season At Nome.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
FlREMEN RESCUED.

Kansas City. Oct. 7-Ten firemen and
tvo other men were overcome BY smoke
this morning in the AbernA.hy Furniture
eonpaa0s ssoEes. ns dsemen v.se
eesesed By the uenost heso:sn o. ihsis
asspciass. ~ ,css vas ncuinak
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
LODGE is "IeODY's" FRIEND.

New York, Oct. IA London cable.
gram states that Senator Cabot Lodge
said 70 parties in London: Il am the
most intimate personal friend Roosevelt
has in the world and mnst. therefore.
take the next steamer to the United
States" thus abridginc his tour.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
A JOB FOR HARTZELL.

Charley Har,sell. the well known Den
yer lawyer, is said to be slated for the
post Of secretary TO the governor oi
Porto Rico. which carries 4 salary oi
s.. 900 year. Charley is genial fel
low and his good fortune vill no, be be
grudged him.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
BIG INHERITANCE TAX.

New York, Oct 7-The estate Of the
| late Jacob Rogers. who left fortune TO
charities, has been appraised At S 900,
600. The estate will pay An inheritance
tax TO the state amounting 10 $780, 900.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02

High polish or Celluloid finish is a
thing Of the past. Domestic finish is the
latest. Done by the Model Laundry
only. I,,h and Walnut street. Phone
2o3 Black. 7Im
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Ch0AIE WANTS HOME.

Washington. October 7-Ambassador
Choate has asked the President tor
vacation. He wants to sail for home
from London next Saturday.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
NO MORE SLAVERY. THERE.

Melbourne, Australia, Oct. THE
Australian government has adopted a
bill prohibiting the entry Of labor under
contract.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
TO STAMP OUT FEVER.

Whashingtoo. Oct. The Secretary
Of the Treasury has approved the plans
for yellow fever institute.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
A RACE EVERY DAY.
Proposed (hasgs II the Time Ktlling
Schedule for Big Race.

schedule Tor Big Hace.
New York. Oct. Alt IS likely the re-
maindes Of the yacht races Will be raced
on consecutive days instead Of by the
present schedule. Sir Thomas Liptor
agrees to this. Sir Thomas 10 highly
pleased with the ovation given him yes
terday when Shamrock led 80 finely
The Yacht club will pass on the new
question tonight.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
J. S. ATTORNEY FOR KANSAS.

Washington. Oct. 7-President Roose.
welt today appointed John Dean U. S
Attorney for Kansas.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02

A. o. U. w. headquarters have been
established on the third floor on Champa
street, between 18th and 10Th during the
carnival. All are welcome.
Committee.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
STOPS fuK CorGR
And Works oa ths CuS&

La.ativ: Bronze Z asnine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price IS cents.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02

Rachofsky's Big Store has 6ne line
Of waists, suits and skirts 10 the latest
style.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
A1O1 Destroyed
By C0|d|0g|QI0||
ALTON FIRE SWEPT.
Many Lives and Much Property Swallow
ed nm n Flames.

ed up II rianss.
St. Louis, Oct. 7-Fire started
In the Standard Milling eompany's
- works at Alton. Ill. near noon to.
day. 1t was during 4 high wind
and loss Of property has been
great. the FIRE spreading to o:her
buildings. St. Louis sent steamers
in response to an urgent appeal.
1t is reported that many lives have
been lost, but In the confusion Of
wires no detailed iaiormatiod is
obsainable.
Daily camera., 1901-10-02
NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS.
Every department Is filed with new
goods at Rachofskys Big Store.
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RECKLES plnples, liver spots, skin and
scalp diseases cured by Perfect Face
Paste; so cents at Abbott Cockrell &
Cos, 6O2 Main street; trial jar by mail
% cents George S. Rail- Box 109, Gin.
cnnati Ask your druggist 11-30
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CHEAP model home for lease or sale;
eight.room, two-story house all modern
improvements. up to date two-story ser
wants house In back yard, house seven
years old, good as new, rents readily
for good price, on paved street and sldd
walk and Arkansas car line Apply or
address A. Zorkowsky, 1914 Texas ave
nue. Houston, Texas 8
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j. OPPERAfAN, practical geologist ana
mineraIogist from 1877 to 1883 publisher
of the noted oilsregion maps OF Pennsyi.
yenia and oil expert; examinations and
renorts on oil, copper, lead and zinc
lands; special map work. T. o. Box l89.
HousfOu Texas.
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81 iEOPATHY- William Clark.
blanche Mccormick, graduates Amer
Man School OF Osteopathy," Kirksyille.
Mo, under founder DR.. A. T. Still; con
|gultation free; new phone $50; 321-322
Mason block. IL
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FOR SALE Two lots near Forest park;
half block from car line; cheap. Apply
Z. 7. Rlack. Ila Cnngress Avenue 10
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DME FOR LADIES during confinement.
4 God doctors and nurse; infants adopted.
Fonhdcntlal. +. @. Box 2T4, San Antonio,
3exas. is
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h GIVES me great pleasure to have re-
eelved pa ,kage containing the 49, karat
diamond which l lost a few days ago and
II the party will mail their address l Will
promptly send the 500 reward offered.
Dr. Bell, dentist, 500 Main street, over
Goggan'S music store 81
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pUBLE STRENGTH PILLS-Pennyroya
Ensy and cottonroot, 81 per box; for re.
Viewing cases OF suppressed menses; sealed
by mail with directions Dr. White Med
iflne Co., p o. box g. Houston, Texas
ll-l6
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NDAM JOHNSON, colored clairvoyant,
7bulCsst, by her advice brings success;
REMOVES all family troubles 23l2 Prai
Me. old phone 1404. II
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CUTTER Young man would Ike position
as cutter and pantsmaker at present
employed at Mayer 4 schmidt, NaCog-
dochcs. Texas. I. Stelnbcrg, Nacog-
doches, Texas II
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BoARD-RoOMS WANTED.

sOUPLE wants board or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping ln pr,ss.as,s .
family; references required. Address -sce.et
this ofhce
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MONEY to loan on farms, ranches and
prairie land on long time notes; yen-
doris lien notes bought and extended.
Pye q Co., Beaumont. o
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IREKA ELIXIR, the finest female tonic
On the market; 81 bottle at Lewyn's,
40l Main, corner Preston. 10
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LOST, FOUND, STOLEN.


TWO pleasant rooms for rent, one fur
nished and one unfurnished. PAIL Rusk
avenue 10
STKAYED-- One very small bay pony, name
across the forehead cut short. Suitable
reward n returned TO j. &. Hutchinson,
14lT Mckinney avenue. 10
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD for the return
Of my fox terrier dog Jack" lost Tues.
day evening. Henry ii. Dickson, 12lG
Main street, 10
LoST-On Prairie avenue street car, small
diamond cross ring; finder please return
10 street ear office and receive liberal
reward 10
LOST-From my lot. one red sorrel mare
LOST Monday night, between Auditorium
and town, a yellow pearl opera glass
handle finder Will return TO 1104 Texas
avenue and receive reward u
mule, Is bands high, branded h on left
jaw; 50 reward Will be paid for the re-
turn OF said mule to me AT coo Preston
street j, ). Bowser II
LOsT-A Daughter OF the Confederacy pin,
Confederate flag with laurel wreath an1
u, d. G. In gold letters In center he,
turn TO 614 Calhoun or Post
STOLEN from my cottage on ten ,acre
farm. four pairs blinds, next II. g.. IuI-
Avs butcher; Will pay $40 reward Tor
conviction or information Of same. JONI
II. Lang.
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SPLENDID room; close in. 1903 Capitol.
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE, go MAIN
street, controls nine-tenths OF all unsO.d
Houston Heights lots. Our prices are
lowest and terms the best 20 be had.
JOHN A. MILRoY. Agent. II
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TWO LOTS and four-rOum cottage on cor
ner aud car line In Fourth ward; beau
tiful residence corner. I3Xi30 feet, In
Fourth ward fronting east on ear line;
] otter these properties at low figures for
few days. l., ". Craig, 400 kiam
building 10
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WANTED-Agents with Insurance or build
Ing and loan experience. Call on l.. ID.
ing and loan experience. Can at 81
Binz building, Houston. Is
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Or BILIOUSNESS, constipation, Lewyns
Iittle Liver Pellets; no calomel; 25c
hnttle at LewYn's drug store 10
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ave you seen Wilson's new hacks2 10
NEST PROTECTORS is tho time
"a buy them at lawns drug store. 10
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}REASE PAINTS-Face powder and other
Theatrical supplies always In stock Mt
.IeWyn'S. IL
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BIDS WANTED'NIlds are Invited by the
commissioners court Of Harris county,
Texas, for the construction of one and
one.half miles approximately of shell
road at Cedar bayou between Ilfreys
store and Elllson's store Plans and speci
tcations can be seen in the surveyors Of
fee. Bids viii be opened on Friday,
November To- 1901, at u IN. o'clock Bids
must be accompanied by check for 500
as earnest Of good faith, and the right
Is reserved to reject any and all bids L.
II. Nasmer county Judge II
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NICE HOMES in Sixth ward, $500 upward;
also lots to offer: nice five-room cottage
In First ward. one block from Houston
avenue: 75xlOO feet OF ground this week,
$500. $500 buys a nice cottage in First
ward on car line; also lots from $3.50 IN
ward terms William II. Olschewske &
90 900 Kiam buitdinr q
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IA MEDIC know the whereabouts Of
spr. c. L. Moore, travelling dentist, have
T ork for him. Address Box 146, Led
Better Texas 10
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FOR SALE Cheap, 1OO-horse power
Westinghouse engine In good working or
der, for $50. Just the thing for a saw
mill. Can be seen at American Cotton
company's gin plant Brennan, Texas.
Address Commun cation TO ID. s. Cage,
LOOP
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yafd dump cars, ten ten yard standard
gauge air dumping cars, fifty No. / drag
scrapers new, nifty No. drag scrapers
second hand) three IDgersOl steam
drills, twelve No. / wheel scrapers tnear-
~ newt, twelve No = wheel scrapers
NEARLY new, one track laying machine,
rock tools tents, wheelbarrowa, hosting
engine, pumps, pile hammer plows SHOW
els, small tools, etc. Kicker & Lee, Gal.
Yoston. IcXAs. U
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VT is EASY TO TRADE
n through Post Want Ads
HELP WANTED.

MANrED--f oung men TO learn telegrapny
and stat on work for Immediate service;
no charge II situation not secured Dallas
Telegraph College, Dallas, Texas Il
WANTED First class hler ane foreman for
nee saw MN, dalg capacity 10 900;
marufacture long leaf yellow pine only
Apply In person or address Central Lum
ben company, limited. Lincecum, La
Grant Parish II
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a sum equal to one-fourth Of the esti
mated cost Of the work Each bidder viii
write his name and the work bid upon
across the envelope. E. II. Vnsmer,
county judge. IA
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WANTED no RENT.

WANTED-By couple Without children,
three or four unfurnishcd rooms for
housekeeping; must be In good condition
and good neghborhood; references eX
changed. Address 1916, this Office. Y
WANTED TO RENT-A furnished house or
three or four rooms, or entire upper
floor, furnished preferred. In private resi-
dence IN Third ward, whore family Of
four can have table board or do light
building, or new phone 1910. 0
WANTED-A furnished cottage or small
house. Address Box ., Houston. 10
NICE HOUSE, in nice nelghborhood. with
In four blocks Rice hotel: six or more
bedrooms furnished or unfurnshed; ref
eEeRsss. Address %. this offies. 10
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I4OTEcLs.

R0ERNE HOTEir-Boerne, Kendall county,
ali south rooms. wen ventilated az i'm.
The globe. James t. Clarke, proprietor.
'Ae 1120
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-TNELL THE PEOPLE
Il what you want.
HELP WANTED.

A GIRL to do general houscwork Apply
to I'LL RuSk avenue. s
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Si50ooo TO LOAN on houston business OF
residence property; one TO ten years. AZ
lowest rates OF Interest, monthly pay
ments II deSired; no delay In getting your
money. Apply 10 N. l.. Nils. 200 Mei9
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALESMAN stave factory for the
manufacture of sawed slaves for light
barrels used very little and in fine con-
dition. Address Norton, Benson, De soto
p.aish Iouisionn Is