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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06

the study OF Epilepsy and treatment
and care Of epileptics In this city, Pres
ldent Frederick Peterson, In his annual
address said:
"There are 10000 cases OF this dis
ease In the United States only. Time
was when the hospital. the school, the
church and employment were closed TO
him. when he was even a burden to his
family. Now IN 10 states, there are pro-
visions made for their care and treat
ment and In some cases, cures have
been established. In Europe also there
-qBlse ssIuoloo puB ssmoq 6uUtu SIB
llshed for the care OF these unfortu-
mates. and the movement has even eN-
tended into the countries OF Asia and
South America"
Among the other speaker: was Dr,
Roswell Parker OF Buffalo who dis
cussed "the treatment OF epilepsy by
surgery" He advocated the early dag
nosis OF the case for the attainment OF
the best results by surgery. IL will be
well, he said. to have the epileptie care
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06

The Standard says the voting shows
President Roosevelt 10 have a COM
handing position In the confidence OF
his countrymen.
The Times, In It's editorial articles es-
presses opinions similar TO those held
by the other newspapers. II says
president Rooseyelt's influence IL in
no way impaired by the warnings
which the Republican reverses have
given his party. The predictions Of his
denomination for the presidency In 1904
may be rash but II undoubtedly repre-
eents the prevailing sentiment Of the
country. His proposal Of tariff COM
mission, or something equivalent, IL
likely to be adopted by the party wire
pullers to save their own credit and se-
cure victory in 1904.
1T Is dlscredtable and even disqulet-
ing to discover that Tammany Han,
so often reported struck down with a
mortal blow, is more vigorous and ag-
gresslve than ever"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06

Nv York. Nov. G.-By an agreement
Just reached between committees me
plasterers who have been on strike all
over the city since Oct. Il, viii return
10 work today al the union wages OF
s. a day. pending the settlement OF the
points in dispute by arbitration. Both
sides are pledged TO abide by the de-
cislon OF the arbitrators, who viii be
the members OF the two committees.
This action averts threatened gen
eral sympathetic strike of 10000 men IN
the building trades.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06
To Solve Servant Girl Problem,

Chicago, Nov 6.--The latest sugges-
ton for the solution of the servant girl
problem Is embodied In plan that has
Just been adopted at a meeting Of the
Chicago Housewives association. Ac-
cording TO this PLAN serving maids may
hereafter be obliged to hold diplomas
issued by the association In order to
secure positions In the homes OF mem
bers of the organization.
The rules regulating the granting OF
the diplomas are TO be definite. The
formed testimonials will be granted to
a maid only after she has been In one
family one year aud has performed her
duties with a certain degree OF prof.
cheney. Real parchment will be used
and the holders will be described as
Satisfactory" Good" or Remark
ably efficient" Graduate Cooks"
waiting maids" "ladles maids" and
'1aundresses' will be classed as house,
hold servants,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06

does not teach US to make believe that
there are not any Obstacles II does not
teach us to make believe that life can
somehow be made soft and easy for ey-
cry one, It cannot be. For many of US
life Is nothing but very hard work
Each one of US who does anything Is
going TO have hard stretches In IT.
otherwise men would not do anything.
If man does not meet with difficult
ties; If he does not put himself in a way
where he has to overcome them he
would not do anything that Is worthy
Of being done,
Masonry teaches and fosters more
than the qualities Of self-respect and
selfhelp-the qualities that make a man
fit to stand by himself; and yet 1t must
foster in every one who appreciates as
II should be appreciated the beautiful
and solemn ritual, II must foster In nm
a genuine feeling for the rights Of 9TH
ers and the feelings OF others. Masons
help one another IN way that Is free
from that curse of self-condemnation,
Help given In spirit Of arrogance
does not benefit any one. Help must
be given nationally, with a feeling Of
cordial goodwill. Now, in our life today
In our great complex industrial centers,
what do we need most? We need most
each to understand the others view
point to understand that the other
man Is at the bottom like himself.
Each Of us should understand that, ana
try to approach the subject at issue or
any problem that arises with firm de-
termination not TO be weak or foolish,
That Is helpful to your neighbor.
Weakness and folly and timidity are
not helpful to your neighbor, Timid
endurance of wrongdoing may often be
to commit one OF the greatest evils that
one possibly can commit against one 5
fellows; but We viii acknowledge that,
while insisting upon that there must
be no yielding TO wrong, and yet II IS
ever necessary TO remember that you
cannot appreciate the rights of the
case until you are able to see how your
nelghbor looks at 1t; how he Is aifect-
ed by It. You take any lodge where,
as Is the case in your own little lodge,
you see the capitalist and wageworker,
men of all classes, men OF every KIND
OF social position and wealth, and gee
them meeting together as Masons IN
the fullest sense OF the word, with q
feeling for one another that goes with
Masonry. When one sees lodge such
as that, a meeting such as that, one
sees how certain small fragments OF
our Industrial problem are to be solved
Ii is not possible TO present the idea
that / would like TO bring QUITO have
all the best Of all classes represented
in Masonry in every district-but It Is
possible for each of us to go out into
the world trying TO apply, In his deal
ings with his fellows, the lessons OF
Masonry as they are applied In the
brotherhood And so we can so prac-
tically learn from Washington how to
deal with problems Of today
Stewart T. Woodford. former minis
ter 10 Spain. delivered the concluding
address. The president was escorted
TO the railroad station and left for
Washington at S;49 o'clock this after
noon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06
Pacific Flour Mills 20 Amalgamate,

San Francisco. Cal. Nov. Con
firming previous reports the Call this
morning says:
A deal is practically accomplished for
the amalgamation OF all the extensive
Touring Industries Of the Pacific coast
II will take In the large plants Of
Washington. Oregon and California and
viii call into existence one large cor.
poration with capital OF $50 ,OO0,0 900 and
facilities equal 20 supplying the present
and prospective greater demands OF
the Pacific coast and Of the orient
William Thomas OF this city Is now in
the east In connection with the deal
The preliminary advances were made
a few weeks ago by Mr.. Thomson o.
the Centennial mills OF Seattle and Mr.
Wilcox Of the Portland Flour Mills
company
Under the plan for financing the deal
says the Call, the owners OF existing
properties are to receive on fixed ana
agreed valuation OF plants. etc, 20 per
cent In cash and the remainder In
bonds and stocks 10 be issued by the
new corporation TO be formed 10 effect
the amalgamation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06
COMMENT ON ELECTIONS.
English Press Generally Regard
Them Triumph for Roosevelt,

London, Nov. 6,-Almost all the pa
pers this morning discuss the elections
In the United States.
The Daily Telegraph dwells upon the
beneficient change which has come over
the relations Of the United states and
Great Britain with the result that ma
tional feelings no longer have any iniiu-
cnce In the struggle -
In editorial articles the opinion Is
unanimously expressed that President
Roosevelt largely owes his personal ti-
umph to having satisfactorily ended the
coal strike that the future depends on
whether the leaders OF one party or
the other have a definite policy, ana
that, for the outside world, the impor-
tant point is a prospective reduction of
the tariff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06
DEPRECIATION OF SILVER.
May Cause Establishment OF Gold
Standard In Straits Settlements.

London, Nov. 6.--The situation caused
by the depreciation in the value OF sill
yer in the Malay peninsula, has grown
so acute recently that Colonial Secy.
Chamberlain has appointed a commit
tee, under the Craftsmanship Of Sir
David Barbour, the well known finan-
cal expert, to report on the expediency
OF establishing gold standard In the
Straits Settlements and neighboring
MALAY states
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06
Overwhelmed with Invitations.

New York, Nov. 6.--Colonlal Secy.
Chamberlain Is overwhelmed with In
vitations to farewell dinners and lunch
cons, but is begging off, cables the
London correspondent OF the Tribune.
under the plea of having work in prep
aration for his journey and mission
to South Africa. Always persist
ent and systematic worker, he Is calling
upon the clerical force In the colonial
office for precise information respect
ing the long series of African questions
so that he can be ready to discuss
every matter brought to his attention
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06

fully studied by an accomplished sur
geon who should review the case Win
view 70 the possibility OF surgical IN
tervention.
The operation when undertaken, ne
thought, should be regarded as nrst
measure. 10 be followed by others look.
Ing TO a erection Of all faults OF diet, OF
elimination, and so forth,
These officers were chosen for the
year:
President. Dr. wharton slnkler OK
Philadelphia: vice president, DR., VIM.
oster, Of Baltimore. treasurer. DR.. WIZ
liam L, Speatling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06
Germany at st. Louis Fair.

New York. Nov, 6.-Announcement
that Germany has taken active meas
ur-s TO secure adequate representation
at the st. Louis fair probably will suf-
flee, says Tribune dispatch from
London, to stimulate the energies Of
the British government In the same d.
rectlon. Several journals contend that
Great Britain ought not to be over
Swallowed at ST. Louis by Germany.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06
Saw q Stream OF Lava.

New York, Nov. 6.-Dispatches from
Chiolayo announce that the captain
and officers OF the steamship Maipo de-
clare, says a Herald dispatch from
Lima, Peru, that on the night OF Nov.
/, shortly after leaving Chimbote, they
saw what apparently was stream OF
lava flow from a peak In the Cordil-
leras toward the plain.
According to the latitude and long !
tude given, the volcano evidently is
near the town Of Recuay.
The vessels trip northward enabled
the ships company to witness the erup-
ton for twenty minutes and then other
mountains closed the view.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06
Negro Assaults a White Woman,

Pendleton. ore.-Edward CASTOR. a
negro boot black, assaulted Mrs Henry
Wilson, n white woman. In a lodging
house last night at II o'clock. His vic
tim was left unconscious. CASTOR was
Immediately arrested, Justice FItzger-
aid was awakened and court opened.
The negro was placed under $1,000
bonds and lodged IN jail The public
knows nothing OF the affair. but II IL
feared an attempt may be made TO
lynch the negro In the morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06
Walter II. Jones Dead.

New York, Nov. s.--News has been
received here OF the death In Havana
OF Walter NJ. Jones, who was superln-
tendent Of the harbOr police at Havana
from the close OF the Spanish war un-
III a few months ago, when he retired
because Of IA health. lie Was son OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06
Hanna Won't Discuss Election,

Cleveland, o., Nov. 5.-Senator Han
ma, chairman Of the national commit
tee, when asked for a statement today
on the election results, said:
1.-THE returns thus far are gratifying,
but do not care to discuss the general
result until further and more definite
information in some OF the staes is
available"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06

The Eighth Tennessee and the First
and Second California districts are not
included in this table, being classified
still as doubtful. leaving three votes
to be added to the columns according
to later returns,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06
Admiral schley In New York,

New York, Nov. 6.--Admiral and Mrs
schley have arrived here on the steam
or Concho from Galveston, Texas. They
will return 10 washington tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06
STUDY OF EPILEPSY.

There Arc n Hundred and Forty
Thousand Cases In United states.
New York. Nov. Cat the annual
meeting Of the National Association for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06
PIasterers Get Union Wages

col. W. A. Jones, former deputy coll
lector OF the port Of New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06

Don't miss that Hosiery Sale" at
The Lace House tomorrow. Prices cut
70 smithersens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-06

VEL, ssad you little to Try, 4 YOU Like.
SCOTT s. DOwNs, 4s9 Peal street, NeN York
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-26

Fpnslt your money IN bank, pay when
tfeui In case OF failure will bear all
ftents' expenses while here. also rail-
PAD fare bOth ways; best references. Adj
Fess "rhe Matthews Home" Harvey
!. Matthews, NJ, D., superintendent 800
~ avenue, san Antonio. Towns. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-26

81 Il n ~ mOkh, sidewalks, engine aud bolt
\ setlns, masonry Of any description
,otS BORDEN, contractor, 20 Main street;
..-se phones. II
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.


WANrED-To sell or trade. two new ~.
dies bicycles, best made, for a horse;
would give difference Address 1916, this
office lV4
FOR SALE OR TRADE-United states pat.
ent on article for home, travellers and
army; easily manufactured; profits over
100 per cent; illustration, etc. furnished.
Prof r. Gerfen, Brennan, Texas l01
RANCH AND CATTLE for sale or ex-
change. This ranch contains about 800
acres, II is located immediately adjoining
county scat town IN one on tho best
counties OF West Texas; every acre Is
strictly hratclns AGRICULTURAL; II has
viii include stock ~ high grade catfle Il
wanted; owner IS a nonresident merchant
can not give the rauch attention and VIII
either sell or exchange for a clean stock
Of merchandise: write us Tor maps aud
particulars. The Winters-Daniel Com
pany. Fort Worth. Texas. 80
FOR SALE or EXCANGE for good 81,
cycle horse, harness ana saddle LIZ
Preston, r1s
FOR SALE or TRADE-Eight-ro two
and a half-story dwelling house with 90
acres OF fine black land: All Ia cultiva.
tion; very desirable property Tor dairy
or truck farm; situated Ia the town 81
Cuero. De Witt county. Texas four
blocks from railroad depot; VIII sell On
easy terms or trade for land Address
w. a. seeigson d Co. Victoria. Texas
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w. J. Townsend, ATTORNEY At Law ana
General Collection Agent. President Angc.
ans County National Ssnk. Lufkln. Teas
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PERSONAL.

EDs furnished for plantations, construc-
tns etc Write Sandy Sampson, care ]
Ahoenmann, Houston. 80
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PROFESSIONAL.

q EQPATHY-w. r.. Farris, graduate
evutAern School OF Osteopathy, Franklin,
piA1' ytnee suite. 4l2 Moore Burnett Bldg
Ky. - phone 964. %
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NUM- 4 MUM.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CROCKETT, TEXAS.
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WANTED TO RENT.

~ ANIED-Two furnished rooms
ksss ~ oeara In private family; references.
b ,-S..-- .--@son street, 2S
~ small furnished cottage or rooms
-, housekeeping; state location ana
-A address 1861. this otfice. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-26

I -'l,l7'Il.4 l-Dfs. Clark and CIark.
4 or4ftae!es OF American school OF OsteO-
W. W. -, gnder founder Of the science. or.
kaa a-l'Sz-' Mason block; Citizens phone
$500 SECRET SERVICE BUREAU--
4 ~. Or criminal Investigation; bonded
men for day or night service. 81.
~. lure. general manager, 2O5h Main
E- -s@t. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-26

IN worry about home. We Will
phh you tue money at per cent interest,
leghple In monthly inStallments. Call
ADDRESS j. NJ. Means, 800 Binz.
-gents wanted; send stamp. u
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ATToRNEYs' DIREcToRY.

L. b. MOODY.
Attnrney fer First
NatIonal Bank Of Houston,
1O03A Congress Avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-26

HOUSTON HEIGHTS affords more advan
tages for bone than any other suburb
OF Houston. See this property before yuu
buy.
Lots for sale az owes, prices, for cash
or pn inStallnent plan.
Houston Hvlgats office 22O Main street
JOHN A. MILRoY. Agent
tt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-26

s. Houston lodge No. 155, X. OF
#IM p. will meet In Its castle hall,
%~>A corner Main street and Prairie
rs "a avenue, third floor, back hail,
.<sltzN tonight at 8: Sojourning
'3y%21 knights are cordially invited to
4sSfzHI attend l.. w Brannon, c. c.;
5lS6fH George e. Bissonnet, X. of r..
NY# and y.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED--One good man Ia each Town to
present q new proposition 20 business
men; salary nnd commission. The Word
II. Mills Co.. Dallas, Texas. 80
WANTED-Agent 10 represent Us any
where In Texas, F3r terms arife ~
Paekard's Laundry, Houston Texas ~
AGENTS for gate latch that 40 beast can
open--ehild can. Always chtchesi guar
anteed best ever made. For illustrates
description address. With stamp, lcuet
Gaze Latch Co. Belmont, Texas -
AGENT Wanted 10 every city n Texas ana
Loeislana Tor the Domestic Champion ~
burners. b n. Jevone, general agent, ~
Losn and Trust compas,l o1erA fAst
attractive proposition to afoif4, h11iiFtE
ouly need apply good mcnAy rQg 800
men. International loan nn0 TRASH te4/
nknys Box bez. Grange, Te<e9 =
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p Only KEELEY INSTITUTE N
exas Oklahoma and Indian Territories
y the cure of whisky morphine, CO.
me aud tobacco additions j. II,
Elm. Belleyne Place, Dallas, Texas 1913
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EIE NEGRO NOT a BEASTr'--lf Won
I've no leeai agent send 30 cents for
fls book don't send Postage stampsl q
Pc author. u. L. Winfree, Mont J.
<eu, IeNPs. 100
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fN-My Gold and Damiana tablets
4 omptly relieve and permanently cnro
r. Leon Bichou. sF-ench Pharmacist.
w Mckinney avenue, Houston. n
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PLATING done from nine TO
brty inches. 1905 Crawford street. 80
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FOR SALE-Upright walnut Emerson piano,
second hand, rare bargain Matsin Music
Co., so hast Houston street, san Auto
Mo
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lLUNE HIM BEST OF ALL This Is
Pc most beautiful song yet written: the
lofds and music are masterpiece of the
pets art. Call at c. Jauke & Co., SOB
am street, aud hear II played. Mail or
ers nlled promptly; 25c. 1927
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FOR RENT-Handsome new nineroom res
idence. close I'm. Third ward, to a desira-
ble tenant; possession October l. Apply
$40 Willow street phone go. "a
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men % DO packing IN fur,
pitnre store. Il. Waddell -
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CYPRESS TIMBER wANTED--konnd and
square telegraph poles rs feet long; 90
inches diameter. Address box 81, Bur.
net Texas. l0S
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WANTED--All round BLACKSMITH. wheel
wright and horseshoer Address A, w
Dohson Yictorih. TENS. %
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fOlt hENI--Three large connecting rooms
unfurnished; two halls and front gall ry (;
southern exposure; upstairs, COS Chene-
vert. pa
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YOU LIVE ,iut OF town send your cle1n-
and dyGihg to us; suits cleaned 81.
led 81, or Sc worth Of work for So aud
pay express charges one way. The
lhtiiorilnn. Houston. TeXas. 80
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WANTED--About 20-horse power engine
and 30 boiler, top rig and other saw min
fixtures. Haskell, Devers, Texas Ir-z
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call. A. zuber. 2ii Milan street. 80
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID for scrap
iron, copper, brass, rubber, bones, SACKS
4 speciality. Mayer Idpshitx. whosen1ia
dealer, 1901 Montgomery avenue, Houa.
ION. q
HIGHEST PRICES paid for CASTOR cloth
Ing; send postal; win call II. Captain,
7o6 Congress avenue. 6
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FIRST CLASS business for exchange for
fnrm ranch or city property 10 one Ot
the best towns in this State.
We have anything YOU want Ia the way
Of vacant lots and nice homes.
Have hrst class ranch IN beautiful
elght.room house near Houston, or VIII
exchange for city property. oliver Gran.
ston q Co, 10 Main. n
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS and pianos moved,
stored, packed aud shipped: separate
locked roo MS Binyon-I.ainDard Ware
house Co., both phones 74S, II
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Nfkat DC ~Ie4
~ Tant!
FOR SALE.


$1,000 BUYS NINE LOTS AND EIGHr
HOUSES IL THE THIRD WARD STU
BUYS FIVE HOUSES IN THE FIRST
WARD. BlNz \ sErrEGAsr. NEW
PRONE SO, OLD PHONE 7OT u
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FOR REN1l-That beautiful new resIdence.
60s Dallas avenue; ten rooms; bath. both
electric and gasi viii also sell: easy
terms. W. b. King & Co. 1O-2
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WANTED First-class circular saw nler to
die and keep up our saw mill; II you are
strictly sober. thoroughly competent 10
handle a good plaut and a hustier, let rs
henr from you at once; otherwise please
DO not take un cur time. Columbia Lum-
Der Co., Oakhurst, Texas "a
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~TeN tks- 'PeoIots
I skat qon Ta~t
~----~~~~~--~-~~-~~
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WE ARE YET offering for a very limited
time those two high southeast front lots
on Chartres street with excellent drain.
nge and city water; one OF the prettiest
building sites IA the Third ward; see Us
NORFEEET,
Phones 67S, BlnE Building
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FOR RENT-Desirable south rooms; choice
location; convenlences; close in. Ill
Crawford q
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/ Will PAY good wages for Sood help
COOK and Homework. Vall old phone FPS
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FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS for renti modern
convenienees Apply 1i04 Main street.