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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-09
To All Persons Having Farming. Tim
bered, or Mineral Lands, or Water
Powers For Sale,

The Nashville, Chattanooga &
St Louis Railway proposes to use
its best efforts to induce a good
class of immigrants to settle in
territory contiguous to its lines,
and to engage the attention OF
capitalists seeking manufacturing
sites or mining property. 1t there
fore solicits the support, the CO.
operation aud assistance of the
people of every county through
which its lines pass. The manage
ment earnestly requests that all
persons who have farms tor sale or
lease, those who have timbered
lands, water powers or mineral
lands for sale, will send a brief de-
scription of the same to the rail
road agent nearest them, giving
the prices and terms of sale The
prices must correspond with the
prices asked of local buyers. The
management does not propose to
aid in selling land to immigrants
at exorbitant or speculative prices.
Large tracts suitable for colonial
ton, at low prices. are especially
wanted. ]. B. KILLEBREw,
Industrial or immigration Agent.
H. F. SMITH,
Traffic Manager,
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M. & 0. EXCURSION RATES.

Annual state Convention, Tennes
see S. S. Association, For this occas
ion the Mobile and Ohio will sell tick.
cts to Chattanooga and return at rate
of 1910, May 26th, 9th, and 18th, with
final limit for return passage June End
1902.
National Genera Baptist Commit.
tees. German Baptist Brethren Con.
ference, Harrisburg, Pa, May 1924
1902. For this occasion on May ID tC
20, 1902, the Mobile & Ohio will sell
tickets to Harrisburg, Pa, at rate of
one fare for the round trip, with final
limit for return June 3, 1902 An eX-
tension Of final limit may be obtained
by deposit of return portion of ticket
with agent of terminal line on or be-
fore June 2.
General Assembly Cumberland Pres
byterian Church, Springfield, Mo-,
May 1923, 1902. For one fare plus 50
the Mobile & Ohio will sell tickets to
Springfield, Mo, and return May IL,
II and 13, with final limit for return
passage May 27, 1902.
Jewish National Conference of Char
titles. National Conference of Charities
and Corrections, Detroit, Mich, May
26 to June 3, 1902. For this occasion
the Mobile & Ohio will sell tickets to
Detroit, Mich, May 1926 at one fare
for the round trip, with final limit for
return passage June 6, 1902.
r. G. GARTH, Agent.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-09
"oLD GLORY. !"

The flag, the Stars and Stripes,
was named "Old Glory" IN 1851 by
a Salem, Mass, skipper named
William Driver. He was at that
time captain of the brig Charles
Doggett.
Capt. Driver was successful
deep-sea sailor, and at the time of
bestowing the name "Old Glory"
on the Stars and Stripes, he was
preparing to shape the brig
course to the Southern Pacific. The
story is told by the compiler of the
genealogical memoir of the Driver
family, Harriet Ruth (Waters)
Cooks.
Just before the brig LETT Salem a
young man at the head of party
of friends saluted Capt. Driver on
the deck of the Doggett and pre-
scented him with large and beau
tifully made American flag. 1t was
done up in stops, and when sent
up aloft and broke out to the air,
Capt. Driver christened it "Old
Glory"
He took it TO the Southern Pa
cific, and years after, when old age
forced him to relinquish the sea, he
treasured the flag as an old friend.
Captain William Driver removed
to Nashville, Tenn, in 1857, and
he died there in 1885, Previous to
the outbreak of hostillties between
the North and the South, "Old
Glory" was flung to the breeze
every day from the window of Capt.
Drivers Nashville house, but when
the bullets began to zip and the
odor of gunpowder to faint the air
the old flag had to be secreted.
It was kept out of sight inside
great bed comfortably until Febru-
airy 81, 1862, when Brigadier-Gen-
eral Nelson's wing of the Union
army appeared in Nashville, when
Capt. Driver presented it to the
general, to be hoisted on the capt.
tol. 1t was run up, and Capt.
Driver himself did the hosting.
He watched it through the night,
and a heavy wind coming up, he
took it down and sent a new flag
up in its place.
The original "Old Glory" was be-
ginning to ribbon. The second
lag owned by Capt. Driver was
given to the Sixth Ohio when the
-egiment left Nashville for home.
t was placed in the rear of a bag
rage wagon, where a mule messed it
tut and devoured it.
The original "old Glory" was
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-09
Colored Teachers Institute.

The County Teachers Institute
for colored teachers will begin Mon
day, May 10, and continue four
weeks.
Each teacher, on entering, will
be required to pay the sum of two
dollars to supplement the county
appropriation, with which the ex-
penses of said institute will be paid.
All teachers are required to enter
on the first day and be prompt in
regular attendance.
Every possible thing will be done
to contribute to the pleasure of
those who attend. Certificates cost
nothing but proficiency and earnest
work.
Those wishing boarding places
will apply to J. F. Booker, conduct
or, or w. A. Singleton, assistant.
Respectfully,
]. M. MOORE,
County superintendent.
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PRoTEMUs.

The. Protemus G. P. church held
its annual sacrarl:ntal services last
Sunday. B. Z. Holder, the pastor,
preached two excellent sermons.
The morning subject, How can we
know we are saved. Proof: First
by the Bible; second, by the Spirit;
Third, by the RICH consciousness.
The evening services were devoted
to the preaching, ordination Of
Bros. A. r. Caldwell and r. G..
Dickey as ruling elders and the re-
ceivlng of two lady members. At
noon a rich dinner was spread upon
the ground, to which about one
thousand Toasted to their stomachs
delight.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-09

preserved, and after the death of
Capt. Driver, in 1886, it was pre-
sented by the compiler of the Driv-
err memoir to the Essex Institute,
at Salem, Mass, where it may now
be seen.-Boston Globe.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-09
Chair Seating and Repairing.

Save money on old chairs. Any kind
of chair reseated, repaired, revarnish-
ed and stained, and made as good as
new and to look like new at less than
half the price of new chair. Work
sent for and delivered, Shop on Gibbs
street, just north of of public school,
next door to Evans grocery, Webbs
old stand.
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County superintendent


When you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic, because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that
it is simply Iron and Quinine in
tasteless form. No cure. No pay.
Price. SOC.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-09

There are more sufferers from con-
stipation than from any other enemy
of on. race; there is long train of an
nOying ills as direct result, and there
is nothing so effective in its treatment
as Ramon's Live rPills and Tonic Pei
let's. 25 cts, sample free.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-09

Handsomest designs offered in
wall paper at Caldwell Stationery
Company.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-09
Local ard Personal
a.aAsAAsaAAAaaA

Mckenzie.
MRS. Adams returned from Tren
ton Saturday.
t. J. Latimer was up from Ken
ton Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Mills visited
Fulton Saturday.
Mrs. t. N. Ownby returned to
Martin Thursday
Mrs. Shuck, of Jordan, was here
shopping Tuesday.
King Jenkins attended the Fulton
carnival Friday night.
Mrs. Faircloth visited in Kenton
Saturday and Sunday.
William Goodwin and ]. w. Temple
spent Friday in Fulton.
Col W. P. Caldwell was down
from Gardner Saturday.
Professor and Mrs. Chas. Lasley,
of Troy, were here Sunday.
Esq. Nichols, of Kenton, was Ill
the city Saturday and Monday.
Mrs. Milford Farris, of Maple
Slope, was in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Calhoun has gone to Mem
phis this week to visit her mother.
Jno. T. Moss, the druggist, at
tended the Fulton fair Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Shaw, of
Hickman, were in the city shopping
Friday.
Mr.. z. S. Phillips, of Elbridge,
was a pleasant caller at this office
Monday.
Prot. A. L. Parrish, of Keuton,
is in Dickson for few weeks bust
ness trip.
H. NJ. Golden spent Sunday with
his wife and baby who are visiting
relatives at Dyer.
Mesdames Walden and Whitley
enjoyed the street fair at Fulton
one day last week.
Chas. E. Denham, of the Wick
life Oil, Gas and Mining Co., spent
Sunday with his family.
Miss Georgia Bowden, of Martin,
who has been visiting in the city,
returned home Saturday, =
Miss Anna Ford and Katie and
Floyd Bransford, of Union City are
visiting in Fulton.-Fulton Leader.
Mrs, c. p. Black, OF Cairo, was y"
i'll the city Friday and Saturday ",
visiting her mother, Mrs. Sophia y.
Hill. ~
Mrs. Darrell Harris and little ~
daughter, Jennette, have returned
from visit to relatives at Prote- ~
mus.
DIR, Ezzell, Mr.. L. E. Covey and o- -
Postmaster j. S. Shaw, of Samburg, r
were in the city Monday on bust ~
ness. 81
gre
Prof. w. H. Cook, one of The "a
Commercials good friends at Rives, &c
was here Monday few hours on
business. Va
Mrs. L. ]. Nooner, of Kenton, ar of
lived Monday and is spending the tn
week with her daughter, Mrs. w. sci
". Lovelace. tiff
Miss Eunice Walters, who has do
oeen spending few weeks with up
riends and relatives i'll Middle Ten Ca
lessee, has returned home. Gil
Mr.. ]. V. Shapard, of Crystal, ]
vas in the city Monday. AS Mr.. CHI
'hapard appreciates good thing, Tor
lie ordered The Commercial for a tire
ear.
Mrs. Harriet Gibbs and Mrs. M. to
}. Bell went to Pierce Saturday lie
nd attended the funeral service IhS
md burial of Mrs. A. L. Gitfin, who lnS
lied at her home near Pierce Fri UI'
lay morning. eve
James L. Haguewood came up 49,.
rom Rutherford Saturday and ~
Pent a few hours with friends ~,
DR.. Haguewood's business venture ~
t that place has been very success
Ill., and IS growing larger all the go
ime.
Prof. Chas. Lasley, of Troy, in ar,
orms lis that his school at Wells, o.
which closed Friday, was one of oa,
he most successful schools he ever ~
aught. There we're ninety-five pu- Dr
ills enrolled, and an average daily He
Tendance of thirty-fve =,
During the rush of putting the too
commercial to press last week we up
verlooked the nice little disDIay T
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-09

The trade tide is like that of the ocean
the slack water Of Fall business is no
sooner reached than the food-tide of
Spring sets in This will soon be upon
us in resistless valume We foresaw it,
we've been preparing for it for weeks, and
we are ready for it
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A POST WANT AID WILL GET
n just what you want.
FOR SALE.

THOUSANDS OF rare second hand books
cheap. Purdy's Book Store 1909 Com
gross. 10
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-Soa pro-
posals for the erection OF a twostory
store aud ofdce building for * y
Levy al Victoria, Texas, viii he received
mptii 1 O'Clock D. M January 20, 1902 at
my offcc, where also plans ana speciuca-
lions now can be seem each nld must
be accompanied by a eert.hed cnech 10! s.,T
$50 as a guarantee THAI the successful
bidder will furnish satisfactory p"hu OF
$4,000 aud sign contract; right Is tessr1Vu
10 reject any or all bids. Jul. Leiuahu,
architect Victoria, IeAas. ------ -
WANTED Contract TO bore oil wen OF
viii sen my machine cheap; hrstclaSs
rotary outnt IN good repair. j. " -,
Bennette, Conroe. Texas. II
NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS Bids win
be received at the office Of the stare
comptroller s Austlaa I IL ,ry l a 1907
for the plumbing and electrical VOTE on
the State epieptlc colony heing pun a.
Abilene, Texas Eaca proposal 20 DC a., IN
companied by a certified check Tor I'VE
Der cent % per cent? of the amount or
bid made payable 10 the governor IN lhs
event of failure 10 sign contract anu Lut,
nish bond. plans and specifications anu
forms al pr0posals may. be secn at tue
Office of j. l.. O'Connor architect AUS
tin. Texas. Right Is reserved 10 r'yc W.,
any and all bids. Joseph u. Sayers, Soy
ernor. r. NJ Love, comptroller; Jno. w
Robbins, treasurer -- -
NOTfcE-The commissioners court Of Wal,
Ter county. Texas, VIII receive ptls anu
propositions until the second Monuay ~
January, 1902. for the purchase, lease o.
rent OF the county farm. consisting or
20d ores Of land. BY order OF the COM
mlsdoners court. J. +. Sanders, CLERK
County Court. Waller county, Texas. u
notice. Bids and specifications for the
construction OF "a steel and WOOD brldge
across the Colorado river near BAY Nlyt
Texas, viii be received ~ the commits
sioncrs court Of Matagortn county ~ Bay
Clty on January 81. 1902, NJ o'clock p.
M The court reserves the right 70 reject
any and all bids and specifications. For
further particulars apply to Jesse
Matthews, County Judge. Matagorasa
eounty,-Bay City, Texas.-- ---1 szlaH
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REAL ESTATE. rentals, loans. R. N. LIT.
tie, 3loh Main street. IS ~ y
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For SALE-Fruit and candy store; viii
teach buyer how to make candy. Address
1417 Congress If
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500 ACRES rice lands miics south Of
city, all prairie, price $3.50 per acre;
$40 acres il miles south Of city, Inn
proved all fenced, two houses, 100
acres now ia cultivation, price Slb per
acre; 100 acres - miles south OF city at
Sl3 per acre all smooth. black prairie
land 1000 acres choice rice land on
Oyster creek, good supply of water
price $50 per acre II taken this week.
ODonnell Investment Co., rooms IA and
10. Wilson building. Ii
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or, LANDs-Damou Mound, Sour Lake,
Saratoga and Big Hill in Matagorda counT
ty We have bargains 10 Offer aud II
VIII pay you to investigate. onr choice
tracts and compare prices. Call for our
special bargain on Damon. Cash 4
Luckel. E8at II
WILLIAM A. wILSoN--offce 200 Klam
bulding headquarters for Houston homes
on monthly payment or any other plan:
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DoST "W ANTS"
Il ARE CHEAP
SITUATIoNS-MALE.

WANIED--A Job as a machine wood
worker. Address b q. Rogers, this Office.
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10 RENT, NO INTEREST Thirteen years
and ten months in which 10 pay for $1,000
Home Building Cooperative Company
viii enable you TO lift your mortgage,
buy or build a home or purchase real
estate any place IN the United States;
the above rate continued to any amount
wanted. IN case Of death or total dis
ability. a clear deed will be given: books
omen for investigation; we take pleasure
Ia giving any desired information; cor-
respondence solicited; agents wanted.
The Houston Home Building Cooperative
10
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FOR SALE-Haf interest in $40 acres Bur.
nett survey adjoining Damon Mound; or
VIII exchange for Houston improved
property. Address owner, Z. y. Bell.
Richmond, Texas. IL
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ENICU RE-Bcst tonic for men; 81 a bot.
", At Lewyn &c Anderson's. 10
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WANTED General merchandise, drug,
hardware and furniture stores; bank, res
taurant hotel. meat market, livery stable,
blacksmith, brick yard and other lines OF
business TO locate at Stoncham; the best
opening in Texas; two railroads and two
more coming. don't forget TIE auction
sale of lots Friday, Goth Of this month.
Texas Townslte Improvement Co. Stone.
ham. Texas. tf
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DON'T fool with your horses feet let US
Keller Company. IA OF
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6ADAME GTvA SNfIDT-Fortune teller.
nom Egypt, Gibson lady, lis Preston
sasenuc tells fortunes. future and past:
Mice 80 cents III
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Wharton county, 81 to SIS per acre; also
1900 acres fine rice land. $40 per acre.
Arnold q Roberts. 6lOla Main street. u
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Il To- WALES DRUG STORE; YOU can
.ays md it there. II
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE. go Main
street controls nlne-tenths OF all unsold
Houston Heights lots; our prices are
lowest and terms the best TO be had.
JOHN A.. MIIIROY. agent u
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LOTS In Third Fourth First Fifth aud
Sixth wards. $3.50 TO 500, Arnold "
Roberts 610i5 Main street Is
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$500 to 10000 acres hne rice land, solid
body. Bragorla county. SIP per acre, Ar
mold & Roberts, 6l0ta Main street Ii
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FOR SALE-Block hve acres. more or less.
between William YOigt and TheodOrs
Blfhier blocks. one mile south court house,
Victoria; Texas; fac residence site, $3.50.
Adaress Il Preston. Elmendorf 10
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LOST, FOUND, STOLEN.

LOST-Leathcr telescope case, containing
some cottage plans; name on case, T.. j.
Marett Liberal reward If returned 90
1012 Congress avenue. +. ]. Marett, con
tractor and builder. ID
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$50 feet bayou front, acres 3 houses,
$1,000. Arnold & Roberts, 6l0& Main
street. rs
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FOR SALl2--1i76 acres OF rice land ~ Lib
erty county, snap. I. Bryan 8 Co IA
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AN OPPORTUNITY for n PHYSICIAN in
town of about $50 inhabitants; good 10.
Gality. For particulars write Ilerzlk
Bros, Englc, Texas II
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SITUATION WANTEn-By good, steady,
lndustrous and business Young mao,
- years Of age; eau do most ANYTHING;
at reasonable wages, Address lOll WASH
ington street. T.
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- undressing, massage pnrlors;
goods; combs, halrplns, toilet mr.
~ Iht Aiglon curls, hair ornaments.
,,a watson X Williams, 1919 Texas
w II
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WE DESIRE TO sell 100 cloth covered
nastehoard boxes wich hinge covers and
end; suitable for hliug letters hat. $. o.
Cotton 4 BRO. 10
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A HANDSOME Third ward residence
cheap; n nice home near Fannin school
on monthly payments; eight acres near
city limits at sacrifice bayou front,
cheap. Can for all bargains on Bette
Bryan, 917Ia Main street ii
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FOR SALE-one league OF splendid timber
land. cedar and ash, price $3.50; several
fine tracts rice land In Fort Bend. WhaE-
upward; some bargains in BRACES bottom
farms. Perkins s Bell Richmond, Tex
as ttt IL
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ITO ST "W ANTS
N PAY BE ST.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR RICE LANDS SEE HooPER & Full
LER WE ARE PREPARED TO SELL
YOU THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
LANDS FOR RICE OR GENERAL
FARMING IN THIS AND ADJOINING
COUNTIES HOOPER & FULLER, 21s
MAIN STREET. < IL
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4 ION HEIGHTS HOTEL-Comforia-
Vo1s' artesian water, telephone, not
po'9 oaths, and good board, S. per
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AGENTS WANTED to handle new patent
article good, quick seller 10 merchants.
u O Box 100 Houston. l.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE--A well cquipped livery stable,
iogeihcr with the drny baggage and matt
nuHlness AT this point, doing 4 good bust.
ness no competition; In a town Of 1900
TOO much other business. r. A. Johnson.
DON luu wharton, Texas. 10
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UIPSE Healing Salve, - cents box;
'Eclipse Pile Salve, 80 cents box; both ex-
eellent preparations. For sale at Lewyn
Isl Anderson drug store. 10
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Y {, A. BuJAC-Pianiste, Studio 40
esore Burnett building; send for "Merci"
4 fahH' Aoul for piano as played with
Y les Avauts Coureurs" (Drummersj
POP dedicated to the travelling fratcrn-
1-3l
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FOR SALE-On account Of health, the
Mic Xanthos confectionery and fruit
store, G0j Main street, best location, fine
business es ablisbed; for any information
Inquire of any OF the best wholesale COM
mission houses In city. tt
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NEW MAP Of Harris county at Whitty's,
corner Main and Preston %
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WHATr o DO VAST,
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--New ive.room cottage, b, IN
room, pantry, city and cistcrn water;
1913 Hardy street, near CaScnra school.
Apply TOD. L. Rrittou n Co, l012ia Pral-
RE avenue. ~
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y MI TON cured. Corp. Wilson,
.etL Texas. III "
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FOR SALE-One-haif Interest I'm two.
chair barber shop; good location and
trade Address Wiley Crawford, Con.
zules, Texas. IL
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FOR RfCE--rlmhered and oil lands ia
large or small tracts at bargains. Cali
on /. Bryan 4 Co. 8lIla Main street. "a
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BoARD-ROoMS WANTED

WANTED 10 sell Post route. Apply
Mrs. Massie! SIS Mckee street.
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IIFE AGENTS Secure the best contract
on earth; note taken until next fall,
Write w. Il. Patterson, manager Hart.
ford Life, Dallas Texas. II
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ROOM AND BOARD for man aud wife:
two meals day preferred. Address Sll9
this office. IL
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS. WANTED-Ncw plan; $50 a day
is made selling my crude oil burner aud
general agents contracts. j. f. liendel-
son. Denton Texas IL