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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-13
THE STRIKE CENTERS.

Pttsburg, Pa, Aug. 13.-The re-
turns from the strike centers indicate
that there has been but slight changes
in the conditions since yesterday.
During tie night the strikers mad a
further gains from the National Tube
company at McKeesport and seemed
20 have strengthened their position at
Wheeling.
The Bcllaire plant was closed last
might but determined effort will be
made to operate IL today.
The police have shown that they
will make n determined attempt to
prevent violence ~ disorder and the
steel managers regard this as a IA.
yorabiC point TO break into the strike
with nOn.uniOn men.
The American tn Plate company is
moving To secure resumption at some
Of their plants.
The steel officials today express
complete satisfaction with the pro.
gress they are making. They say II
they could get protection at McKees
port and Wheeling the strike would
be quickly ended.
President Shaffer said;
81 am satisfied with the situation.
will leave tomorrow morning for
Wheeling
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THE PARTICULARS.

st. Louis, Mo-, Aug. ia specia
to the Post-Dispatch from Dennison
Tex, says:
The Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas pas
senger train No. was robbed al
Caney switch this morning at 1880
Two men who got on the train al
Atako crawled over the tender with
pistols. covered the engineer and fire
man and commanded them to stop Al
the Caney watertank.
There the robbers were Joined by
three others and fusilade of shots
alarmed the crew and passengers.
Postal Clerk Tulley was compelled
to go through the train carrying n
sack, in which the valuables were
thrown. Every passenger was robbed
The robbers then turned their at
tention 20 the express car. Both
safes were blown open with dynamite
and the contents secured. The amour,
stolen is not yet known, although the
robbers got some valuable jewels
They gave Engineer Lampman a dia
mond shirtstud.
After the work was done the rob
bers sat around and laughed over the
matter.
While the robbery was going on tbs
operator at Caney. hearing shots, ad
vised the Dennison Office that tn,
train was being robbed.
After holding the train two hour,
the robbers left. going east into tn,
dense bottoms.
The trainmen cut out the wrecke,
express car and ran down to Caney
station. advising the officers up anl
down the road.
Within two hours posses of United
States marshals with bloodhound.
were on the trail.
1t is rumored that two of the mer
were captured, but the reports lack
verification.
The express company claims II lost
nothing.
Conductor Dolan, trainmen and pas
sengers, were robbed of about 5000.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-13
Fire Chief Ruppe Returns.

B. Ruppe. who attended the Elks'
annual convention at Milwaukee and
viewed the sights in Muskegon, Mich,
and the Pan.American exposition, re-
turned home this morning. He had
a most enjoyable time and said he
met many former residents OF New
Mexico At Muskegon he visited the
manufactory where Albuquerque 3
new Champion chemical engine is be
ing made. He was informed by the
manufacturers that the new engine
will be here by the 10th OF Septem-
her
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-13
BOOMING THE FAIR.
One Thousand Dollars For First Base
Ball Prize-Ei Paso Should
be Represented,

p. +. McCanna, secretary OF the
New Mexico Territorial fair to be held
In Albuquerque October Is to 10, in
elusive. was here Saturday and Sun
day in the interest of the big exposi
tion. He is particularly anxious to
have FL Paso represented in the base
ball tournament and incidentally To
take down the first prize OF $1,000.
Our team will need considerable
strengthening before that time as the
game yesterday would indicate.
Albuquerque sent over 400 people
down to our midwinter carnical and
Mr.. McCanna advises that they are at
this early date talking about sending
another large delegation down this
winter. so that the least we can do is
to send a base ball team up there in
October.-El Paso Herald.
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that make friemls and keep them. The
firm, Messrs. b. 1lfeid and Berthold
Spitz, are so well and favorably
known here as successful and enter.
prising business men as to require no
special mention. Their business
speaks for them. No mention OF The
Phoenix" would be complete without
reference to their wholesale depart.
ment, which is located in the large
warehouse west OF the store. Here Is
carried the surplus stock and line
of groceries and staple goods for
their country trade. The business OF
The Phoenix" is managed from a
cozy Office in the rear OF the main
store, where all the modern business
conveniences are grouped carefully to.
gether. The store is a beauty, the
stock Is first-class. Success to THE
Phoenix"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-13
IaroeIy Attended Funeral,

At 2 O'Clock last Sunday afternoon
the last sad rites were conducted over
the mortal remains OF Charles w.
Lewis at the late home No. 4O7 west
Huning avenue. Rev. Thos. Harwood
# the Methodist church, ofiic
ated. A large number Of mourning
friends were present TO pay their last
respects 10 the memory of the depart
ed. Burial was made in FairyieW
cemetery.
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independent mills or found work at
other places. The number that obeyed
the final call Of President Shaffer Is
roughly placed at $4,000. The Ameri'
can Tin Plate and National Tube com.
panies are the heaviest sufferers by
the strike, though no way concerned
in the original dispute. The strikers
made their heaviest gains at McKees.
port, New Castle and Wheeling. while
the manufacturers have advantage Ut
Chicago, Detroit, Joliet, Columbus and
Carnegie, and the Kiskimlnetas valley
groups, Pa.
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viii Consolidate.

New York. Aug. 13.-The Times
says: An attempt will be made tc
consolidate the Southwestern, the
Western and Transcontinental Pas
senger associations. The reason as
signed for such action is that through
financial rearrangemeht ownership oil
various lines composed are practically
the same men and involves unneces
5ary expense.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-13
TRAIN HELD UP.
Express Car Dynamited
and Robbed.
Trainmen and Passengers
Made to Disgorge.
United States Marshals Make Ar
rests, Securing Part Of Plunder.
REUNION OF PHILIPPINE VOLUNTEERS.
REUNION OF PHILIPPINE VOLUNTEERS.

st. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 13.-Meager in.
formation received at the Offices OF the
general superintendent of the Mis-.
souri,, Kansas 4 Texas railroad re.
garding the hold-up OF passenger train
No. 3 near Caney, |. T., at 1 a. m,
states that five men boarded the train
which is a local, at Caney, while the
engine was watering and forced an
entrance into the baggage and ex-
press car with dynamite. II is not
known how much booty they obtained.
They then robbed the occupants Of the
cars
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-13
ARIZONA RAINS.
Five Bridges Reported
Washed Away.
Miners Inhaled Smoke in a
Tunnel and Died.
A Foreign Town Almost Destroyed
by Fire.
EMPRESS FREDERICK BURIED.

Prescott, Ariz., Aug. 13.--The heav.
lest rain storm this season has oc-
CURED In this section. Five bridges
on the Santa Fe, Prescott n Phoenix
railway are reported washed out. A
cloudburst in the Black Hills between
Prescott and Jerome did much dam.
age. Several narrow escapes from,
irowning occurred. No loss of life
has been reported.
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LEAVING THEIR WORK.

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 13.-Ten skilled
men left the lower union plant of the
Carnegie company today and II is
claimed the remainder OF the crew. to
the number of twenty-five, will follow
tonight. The managers deny this.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

On diamonds. watches, etc, or any
good security; also household goods
stored with me: strictly confidential.
Highest cash price paid for house
hold goods. Automatic phone, 12O.
T. A. WRITTEN.
ia Gold avenue.
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A FOREIGN Fire.

Christlsnia, Aug. l3.-Four-fifths OF
the town OF Farsund. on the North sea,
was destroyed by fire. The church,
postofiice. state bank and school were
gutter. About 1900 people are rend-
cred homeless,
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NO JOKING MATTER.

Pittsburg, Aug. 13.-A number of
railroad torpedoes we're set OF near
the Clark mill today as a joke, and
rumor converted the explosions into
shots and killed two negroes. There
was no trouble, however
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ROBBERS ARRESTED.

Fort Worth. Tex, Aug. 13.-Unitei
States marshals arrested seven men
in the Caney bottoms charged with
the robbery OF the Katy" train. One
Is Missouri. Kansas a Texas section
hand and the others are young men of
the neighborhood A part OF the plum.
der was recovered.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-13
The School of Mines.

Last evening Captain A. b. Fitch
and daughters continued on their
homeward journey to Magdalena,
after a short visit In Santa Fe. The
captain is a member OF the board of
regents OF the school of mines at Sc.
corro and is always pleased to talk OF
the work which is being done In that
institution. He reports that work on
the new addition to the building Is
progressing favorably and that the
new rooms, which are to be occupied
by the department of metallurgy will
be finished and ready for occupancy
when school opens on September 8.
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Guerrilla Warfare,

Washington, Aug. 13.-Oscar Malm'
ros, United States consul at Colon
Colombia, reports TO the state depart
ment that according to report guer'
rilla fighting has been going on at
different points between Colon AM
Panama.
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Empress Buried,

Potsdam. Aug. l3.--The remains Of
the Dowager Empress Frederick were
inferred today beside those of her
husband In the mausoleum at Fried
enskirche. near Potsdam.
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ONE MILL AT WORK.

Cleveland, o.. Aug. 13.-The Amer.
ican Tin Plate company succeeded In
getting one mill out Of six at the
Crescent works started this morning
with non-union men.
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FIRES BANKED.
Outline of the Strike
Situation.
Long List OF Works and Plants
Now Idle.
Steel Workers Of South Chicago Did
Not Obey ShaHer's Order.
GUERRILLA FIGHTING IN COLOMBIA.

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 13.--The strike
situation early today Is briefly sum.
married. as follows:
The Lindsay and McCutcheon plants
of the American Steel Hoop company:
Fires all lighted and the management
declares the plant will soon be in
full operation. The strikers assert
that the works may continue to run
with q small force.
Republic Iron works: No effort is
being made to start the mill. While
Amalgamated pickets are on duty all
about, they say they are practically
assured no effort will be made to start
under the present circumstances.
Elba Iron works: Strikers pickets
to the number of twenty-five are on
duty In the streets around the Franks
town mills. One watchman, on duty
for the company. says he knows of no
intention to start and no men are
expected to work today. Fires in the
furnaces are banked.
Painters mill: Fires were lighted
this morning, but no men appeared.
National Tube works, Mckeesport
Work has been much delayed by the
striking of $50 boys in Il o Butte weld
utpdi tu'u's WIN lull 1T HlluHlSul, Dul
ali the men are at work.
MonOngahela Steel works and fur.
mace, Mckcesport: No effort Is being
made to start work, fires are all
banked. Only watchmen and a few
laborers about the plant
Boston Rolling mills, McKeesport
No men appeared; fires all banked.
Monesseu: No effort to start the
steel mill this MOI ming.
Niles, o.. A party of strike-break
ers were captured here and left this
morning foc Lisbon, accompanied by
five union men.
Bellalre, o.: Attempt made thi.
morning to continue operations.
New Castle, Pa: No change II
the situation.
Youngstown, o.: Following thu
meeting OF organized furnace worker,
today II is expected an effort will bt
made to extend the strike to the Tub,
works and Ohio plant.
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SENSIBLE WESTERN WORKERS

Chicago. ILL.,, Aug. 13.--The steel
NJr, J,s al the mills of South Chicago
viii, be asked to reconsider their ac-
ton Va refusing 70 comply with the
orGtI ni PRESIDENT Shaffer to strike.
Information has been received from
H. titlssurg supreme officer of the
An,A,aam5ted association in a dis
patel :. Assistant Secretary NJ. f.
ri,GA 4 he west, To get the Federal
StcG. cUmpanys men here to follow
the example of their eastern co-work
ers
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ARMY OF STRIKERS IDLE.

Pittsburg. Pa, Aug. 13.-The best
estimate places the number of men
who went out on the strike order at
10000 Thousands have gone to the
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Ivory Ecru Irish Point Curtains that sold formerly
at $500, $500 and $3.50 per yard, now at e3.50.
Imitation Renaissance Lace Curtains that formerly
sold at $3.50. 90 now at $3.50.
Lace Bed Spreads and Lace Pillow Shoms In large
variety.
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TYPEWRITERS.

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means ~ 8 key. tabulates perfectly Si,a
our slamming, requiring no extra attach,
mont Does yoursf The unuefW oou
shows every character directly neloI :,
YOU the instant you maze u, ann anu ,
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rrsrYY fype IN the Underwood can, he
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WANTED Bids. on approximately i50,0IY
cubic yards dirt work by the Port Ar,
thur Rice and Irrigation company, Neder.
eating canals. For Specifications ana
particulars address r. NJ Harmon. man.
-uhtI, NtutIIhnu, leAns. 90
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SOCIETIES.

|z-oy Texas, December II, i90l.-At
Esivf ,,,enIar meeting Of division No.
ES Il II, held at knights of pyth.
NY Whereas. II has pleased the
s.s,y and Supreme Ruler of the uni
|It.vs ,smoye from our midst our he
n SyoI her John sheridan; therefore,
N resolved That 10 the death Of
|al'i 40 one of its active and worthy
Nj N and the community a good citl
4 |'st plss.clTed. That we tender the grief
l,,p family our sincere aud heartfelt
INV and coincidence: and be II fur
lIpssolTel That our charter he
IA h mourning for period of thirty
IH' ,h,t these resolutions he spread
\, NJ minutes Of the division, that a
\, n sent TO the family Of the de-
IA These resolutions he printed In
/. Horston Daily Post and evening
s,r Committee: T. W. Browne, Joe
VIZ, peter Mckee. "a
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NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS SEALED nro.
posals will be received at the otflces NJ
Iohn w. Maxcy, consulting engineer
houston. Texas, until II O'Clock noon on
the I'd day Of January A. D.. 1902 for
me construction OF pile foundations, bulk
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NVIICE-The commissioners CONT ~ WI
Ior county, Texas. will receive hills ami
propositions until the second Monday in
January, 1902, for the purchase ieosSS ~ ~
rent OF the county farm. consistinS ~
~ acres OF land. BY ogder OF the com.
mlsAoners court. j. T. Sanders. Clerk
- county Court. Waller county, Texas. II
WANTED Bids on approximately ID0SJ
t th, pEhrus dlft work by the Port Ar,
tnur Rice and Irrigation company, Neder.
land, Texas: said work eXcavatiuv irri.
gazing canals For specifications ana
particulars address r. N. Harmon man
nger, Nederland, Texas. %
NOTICE Bids ana speclhcations for the
CONSTRUCTION oo OF steel and wood bridge
across the Colorado river near Bar CiS
IeNas, viii be received y; the commits
sioners court OF Matagorthl county nj RAY
City on January 2l 1902. at . o'clock n
a m, me court reserves the right to rejecr
any ana all bids and specifications For
further particulars apply TO Jesse
Matthews County Judge, Matagordo
coun y, Bay City, Texas. i.2i02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS pro.
posals VIII be received at the offices of
4 IS W. Maxcy, consulting engineer,
Houston, Texas, until II O'Clock noon on
the I'd day OF January, A. D. 1902 for
me construction of pile foundations. bulk
hend hnmes, bridges, concrete and brick
mnsonry WORK for one or more power
houses at point about seven miles. more
or less northwesterly from Crosby Har.
ris county, Texas; forms OF proposals.
plans, copies of specifications and fnli ia.
Structions TO the contractors may be seen
az the office of John w Maxcy. Houston,
Texas; each bid must be accompanied bv
a, certified check for $500 payable To the
Crosby. Canal company. as evidence of
tor ou tk ha''E ro on me part Of the contrae
tho ri@6+ 40 roio,,, qua" ar sonlRunF reserves
" HaTcsy ~ ig conI,, IIg OF I'll olus john
RIM hniIjins 'o"'u'''uS engineer -o43
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NOTICE to Grading Contractors Sealed
proposals will be received at the Offices of
John W Maxcy, consulting engineer,
Houston. Texas, until Il o'clock noon OF
the % day Of January, 1902, for construct.
ing a system OF canal levces at a pom;
about seven miles north Of Crosby. Har
rls county, Texas: approximate quantity
225oCto cubic yards, ali borrow and waste;
forms of proposals plans, pro6es, copies
Of specifications aud Instructions To bid.
ders may be seen At the offices Of John
W Maxcy, each bid must be accom-.
panied by certified check for $1,000 pay.
able TO he Crosby Canal company, as
guarantee of good faith on the part Of the
contractors the Crosby Canal company re
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
John W. AlaNCy, consulting engineer.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED-A large and small south room
foY light housekeeping: travelling man
and wife; no children; must be clean ana
modern conyeDlences In nice locality; ref
erences exchanged: 4S04. this office. 81
WHITE MAN and wife want a small
ranch TO work on shares; are very much
In need OF something 10 do. Address
1905 this office. 20
WE'STED-s unfurIished rooms for light
housekeeping by young married couple
reference. Slug 0. this Office %
10 RENT Eight-room house, furnished OF
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stFuctions 10 The contractors may be seeu
a. the office Of John w Maxcy. Houston.
a certified check for $500, payable To the
Clcshy Canal company. as evidence If
good faith on the part Of the contrac.
Tor The Crosby Canal company reserves
W MaXcy, consulting engineer. POI )
Binz building l-202
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RoARD.RooMs WANTED.

INVITED and lodging Tor students
about January !. 1902; IL must ne cue TX
Mr. substantial Address mo use G. csag
win references. stating terms, AAsssy,
business Celegs.
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NIIy on January q, 1902, az 2 O'CLOCK 4,
IN The court reserves the right to rejerr
any and all bids and specifications For
tqIther particulars apply to Jesse
Matthews,' County Judge. Matagordn
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POSITION as clerk or assistant bookkeeper
BY young man is years old; references
furnished. Address r. W. Archer, 1908
Clay avenue. "a
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TWO coored women want good place 10
work: chambermaid and cook would Ike
10 work In Beaumont; us Andrews
street "a
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ADlESi Use Chichester English S5lnyroyai Pins.
Rsil sAfsstl Only Reliable! Take no other,
Do siJsur Druggist. or send &C., htapS fJr psrtic-
Chi'lssirs Chemical 60. phiIa6-. a.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NJ ,,I II E-The commissioners court Of Wal.
propositions until the second MONDAY IN IN
January, 1902, for the purchase, lease or or
rent OF the county farm consistinS ~
gp acres of land. BY ogder Of the com.
T 'iiSs,8nef rs court ! 7 sanders Clerk
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FOR sALE--lIOG acres in body, an white
oak. hickory and ash: lac same kind of
land with Eve tenement houses, both
tracts heavily timbcred: splendid farm
ing land and hue OF proposition, IS
per acre; also 600 acres pine and oil
lands. Jno $. Doughtie, Nacogdoches.
Texas n
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HEIGHTS OFFICE. 300 Main
Street. controls nine teuths OF all unsold
lowest and terms the best 20 10 had
JOHN A. MILRoG, agent. n
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FUN SALE-A Thoroughbred Jersey male,
years old, S35. Il. Vail 500 Dallas
avenue y
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lslSG CLOTHES Practical econ.
b when We can make old new; we take
The spots and they don't come back:
Y cleaned 81, dyed $3.50. Panti-
F'n Club, 2l2 Sap Jacipto, phones.
9 W. Old 5OS 81
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! T.. Ry.
18th, Ten,
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WILLIAM b. KING & CO., members
Houston Texas oil Exchange, offer great
bargains In oil stocks and solicit orders:
i.lS02
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- fldn q .tlENCED bookkeeper desires posi-
{"snia good penman; good at figures: can
a a. n uinp any testimonials as 10 character
oulce. Ok
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

MCLES-Ten good work mules for sale Al
Sar,artia. Fort Bend county. ID. \
Turner =
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sN SPECIALISTS-WITH OUR
tprcnSSAaLI NANO.CHEMIC METHOD
VIZ ELE; STRUCTURE, GLEET.
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8Srn A nL;L CHRONIC DISEASES
NM, WILMER THAN BY OTHER
III sMIEfIhODS. TEXAS MEDI.
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DoST NV ANTS"
Il ARE READ.
SITUATIoNS--MALE.

teb Inc GLASS shoe salesman and book
~ eer OF three years experience desiels
rebSs,'iou, can Furnish testimonials as 10
se'2, this office. sd
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FOR XMAs--At Pastoriza's, 80d Main
street such as pocketbooks, railroad pass
cases fountain pens nue note paper. tt
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED Loca ion by a competent, relia-
BILE physician OF experiences within 100
miles north or west II Houston preferred,
don't object to good inland town. Boz
ID Campbell Texas. 30
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