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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-25

Mir. and Mrs. P. P. Crump announce the engagement of their daughter Emma, to MT. Daniel M. Benton of Macon. Ga.. the marriage will take place on Tues day, June 2 at their residence on Goode Street in the presence of the relatives and a few of the brides most intimate friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-25
Wrappers.

Wrappers. : Of white, full ruffied skirts, rufHe and braid trimmed yoke and sleeves, all sizes, slightly soiled, worth SITS Monday and Tuesday
 OS cents. Another lot better lawn and finer trimmings, worth up to S2,oo, Mon day and Tuesday
 $l.4O Some very fine ones, were cheap 1t $4.oo, $500 and $5 50. soilcd rom handling, Monday and Tuesday
 $2.O8 Colored Lawn Wrappers, at $3.5o down to
 OS cents.
 Wash Skirts. A small lot P K Skirts; some plain, some self trimmed, others embroid- cry trimmed, Monday they will be half price, the $500 styles
 Some Summer Needfuls. Talcum Powder, 15c. kind. :. Toe Toilet Water, 25c. kind. ...... 15c Complexion Powder pink or white Sc Sachet Powder, 1oc. kind. ..... 5c Fans. .2c., 3c., 5c., 7c., Sc., 1oc., 12c., 15c, 2Qc.,. 25c., and soc.
 A nice assortment 15c. Handker- chiefs, Monday and Tuesday. .. .5c All linen Handkerchiefs, worth zoe lay and Tuesday, 2 for 25c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-25

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-25
For the Toilet.

All Glycerine Toilet Soap-Lilyof | U. the Valley and White Rose, cake .f2c Packers Tar Soap, cake. ..f6cs Coke's Shampoo and Toilet soap..a
 cake. ...s .... .11c .Colgate's Elder Flower. English pro-
 cess, cake. .................... Sc Colgate's White Wing Soap, cake. 4c, Colgate's The Guest Room Soap. :. Sc Colgate's Antiseptic Dental Powder
 a bottle. ... .................. E3c Concentrated Witch Hazel bottle. Sc Coke's Dandruff Cure bottle. :. .50c Darby's Prophylactic Fluid a bottle. 35c, Phenol Sodique bottle. ..35c Arnica Tooth Soap cake. ......... ..f9c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-25

Another lot better lawn and finer trimmings, worth up to $2Oo, Mon day and Tuesday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-25
Trunks and Suit Cases.

If you are thinking of purchasing a Trunk or Suit Case this is the place and now is the time to buy. urgoods are built for wear as we'll as looks. Examine our line it may save you some unhappy hours later. x, ..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08

I0riSinal]
The capitalist and the !aborcr are
virtually partners hut enc or the other
Is often teo sAortsighted 20 un.:s al
that this is so. ss-se=e =ese'.
~ Dne OF the most successful uau.isac.
turing firms OF thirty years ago Wus
Stringham & Bliss now the Striug-
ham Bliss company. StriuGAam start
ed the business alone and for a lonc
While lost uloney steadily There WAS
one H;!n III his eli::1'oy who continually
made troH!f.e. tG?n Lynch. Il powerful
fellow OF considerable influence ia tne
mills and always "spoiling for a tight
Lynch usually co;}trived to fld oui
when a iiMr of work needed to he an
ished by 4 given time Or StrinchHin fc
stuck for forfeit, and invariably
brought eli trouble at tie critical ju:.c,
ture. Striilgi:aIO knew this and would
gladly have got rid Of Lyuch but was
afraid 10 discharge him for Tear liz
would revenge himself in senle way
Finally Stringham's tilHidity ana
I.ynct,S interference led to the cIcs..s
of the mills
One day little blue eyed man who
had been o:le O: Str.i;r!lam's employees
went to him ail,l told Tim that If he
would reopen the niiilS and appoint
him tMark Eliss' superintendent he
would guarantee that all would so
peaceaby thereafter Stringham told
him tina; he Needed more capital which
would lie Forthcoming in three months.
and that lie would then consider his
request to be made superintendent.
Bliss had saved 500. which he spent
in taking lessons in boxing. he mills
We're reopried and he received his ap
pointlncnt \ few weeks later be all
bounced that the men would be Hm
ployed and paid for overtime. as a
large contract had been secured which
must he completed With dispatch As
he expected, Lynch at once began to
foment trouble. one morning Bliss
Went into the foundry where Lynch
WoyAed ana SAW that the men there
instead OF being at work. We're gath
cred about Lynch. who was haranguinG
them
"Lynch." said Bliss. rurrosely ad
dressing himself to the maronlent and
ignoring the men. why are you not at
work."
Were considering strike" said
Lynch. ''Thcse begcarly wages are not
to be endured any longer
"Go to work at once or leave thu
mill"
"IIl go 10 work When | get ready.
and, as for leaving the mill. We'll see il
any little poWnjay wLo was one OF Us.
but who has now got UP where he can
turn against lis. is able to put me out,
Bliss whose INT srles a three months
training had mace hard as iron. was
meanwhile approaching Lynch. but bis
u.y nlAr was so quiet. the tone OF his
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08

voice so del old of threat 0l eXc.tcfirn'
that Lynch SUPPOSED lie WAS roilln:- L
ARGUE .l,e i,oiill with ilint Suddenly
the lite Superintendent darted bt
tweeii two OF t!e l.lea Whe stood abou'
Lynch and, landing blow under the
Chin. seiit the nuiy spraYin,s on ths
I Clfiuers
"Stalld back nIen.' said Bliss You
! john ittsG ~ stood at the same
Uene!, with you see fair Play. You
, Evan nu-ait. yon reEutnlber the trou
! lie cot YOU out of When the sherit!
levied Oh youl furniture Stand back
comrades All | went is fair play"
The TWO men addressed put them
selves before t!iu.r fellow worEmen.
and Ni,h nlle accord ali formed I; ring
aloHit4 the TWO ca!EI:it;lats LynciI
| ju!sl.eN to lis it,.t and Went for Bliss
Il; i; ul:it! hUIi ti,t the SKULL splitting
| bioW he :illiitd struck the air for his
adversary asirktd al:d. coming up be
size .linl l,'sl,it,. his fist on his eai
downing hIn. There We're ten rouitis
during which science kept little Bliss
out Of the way Of the huilys terrific
! blows, any one Of which would have
knocked hin out Skill and the en-
| dur;;lct acquired in train.n2 AT last
enabled him TO tire out his antagonist
i Then he began to close in for Il finish
After two or three iuu.es which We're
! only part ally successful he made a
feint to the right. and thus. throwing
Lynch Oft his guard. concentrated al.
the force he could muster into blow
aimed 10 take the bully under the chin
| Lynch gave way backward and caught
! it in his throat His incline to the rear
made the fal! so heavy that he failed
! TO get up,
"Now. men" said the victor. there
lies the man who by tampern2 with
US caused the closing Of these mills and
the suffern. our families endured in
consequence. All l require OF you is tC
go to work and remember that Mr..
Stringham is as necessary TO you as
! you are to him"
| The superintendent then directed
, four Of the men to carry Lynch to the
office. where tie received every atten-
/ ton and the next day went TO work
peaceably. first assuring the superin
tendent that he would cause no further
! trouble. From that day he was one of
the steadiest workmen in the plant and
strong friend and admirer OF Mark
Rliss
The contract was fulfilled on time
and was very profitable one. String
| ham raised Bliss salary and. finding
| him so serviceable in keeping order in
| the mills. realiz!ng that he needed just
such u man permanently. took him into
partnership Thus the one thing the
concern needed was supplied String
| ham was a tine business man. but
timid Bliss had no aptitude for huSi
Hess indeed Ee tett il all TO his part
ner but ne :lad great tact in shaw
| inc the men their own interests. ant
| no tna!cU.lienI dared 20 urge uureaSup
| able Demands Indeed Lynch bec:n
| he medium through which nGSI of til,
| lncl,,ltu1 outbreaks We're arranged and
tie nuen satisfied
ALIEN AMBER BELL,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
General Offices III Pine St..


has the
has
life
considered
between all classes Write
Active Reliable
ved investigation and cheerfuIv oiven
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
The Juvenile Idea.
Privileges Limited.

The Cook All done tiah'd dat man
outen de kitchen. ma'anl, 70 stealin'
yo' sugah.
The Mistress You did perfectly right,
Mary,
The Cook.-Yes'm He amt got no
right 70 to steal yo' sugah. He amt
workin' heah.- Baltimore News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
The Superintendent
IOriginal.]

I0rig!nal]
The capitalist and the lahorcr arc
virtually partners. hut enc or the other
Is often teo sAortsighted 20 un.:s Il ns
t6ot this &c ss-'T~'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08

He only confers favors generously
who appears, when they are once con-
ferreu, to remember them no more
Johnson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
of Pine Bluffs Progressive Business r4ouses
a ll,,x xuf,..l .lrn

Dawson = one pt the most devoted
fathers eee} E;1pw,'
How So"
He's 50 i,.o}d of his children. Why,
say. he often tios awake lgalf the night
trying TO think up clever things that he
can credit them with saying '-Cltye.
Hand Plain bea.er.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
TRULOCk HOTEL BARBER 5GOP

Nothing but first class barbers. All of
the latest tonics on hand The best
of service, Strictly first class work
Open every morning at & o'olool: mad
closes at 9. Give me Z, call and be
convinced that | give strictly first
class work to all.
w. G. KELLY. Pro.
Formerly Manager of Gays old stand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-08
SOME. HING SPECIAL.
DELIVERY WAGONS.

OF every style or pattern quickly
turned out in ffatclass shape by ex.
perienced workmen. Wagon and car
riaSe repairing given special attention.
Horscshoeing establishment in con-
nection.
E. E. WARD, 401-4O5 E Barraque.
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FOR SALE-on account Of health. ths
store. COS Main street, best location. ms
business es abshed; for any infprmatiou
Inquire OF any Of the best wholesale soHs,
misson houses 10 city. 9
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SEVEN-RooM HOUSE, with bath room.
at 2l01 Commerce avenue. Inquire at
store next door. 10
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ston 4 Watkins, l1e Main street. We can
wards. also 10 Fair Grounds at prices
which will sell them. We also solicit
YOUR orders to buy and sci, oil stocks on
he noor q the Houston oil aud Stock
Exchange. Il
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lScat st~WaMto"
Z ars- read.
HELP WANTED.

WANTED Anyone In search OF employ
mont TO communicate with US; we viii
help you secure good position, Gal
weston Business. Labor and Information
bureau, room s. as Twenty'irst stgecs,
Galveston. Texas, 62S
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some good carpenter; have had several
years experience. Address ISIS, this of.
nee 10
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Htkero aead Poet
W. Sa,.t ada. DO qo4?
HELP WANTED.

PERiENCED manager and suporlnteud.
ent for oil mill; also several good gin
men aud engineers Address Wharton
oil and Cotton Coz Wharton, Texas. II
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WANIED-lntelligent young man, well &c
Quaiut,d with the city; must own Wheel
salary beginning SIS Address 1878, this
Office. Il
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NICELY furnished front room 1919 Wash,
ington. Ia
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS lots at lowest
prices. for cash or on installment plan;
We bundle. Heights property only; some
hargains this week; seventeen acres on
White OAK bayou and Katy railroad at
5000. Houston Heights office, 20 Main
street. john A. Miroy, agent u
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-1,,n-u TWENTIETH Centu-
zSszzzS rs Lodge No. 30, |.
EkXHs<ZH& q. q. F.; regular
lH&<NS. meeting tonight ut
SABNS 7.3O Red Mems hall,
[zl$SS~ $685. Main street. Z.
3,laM.'WSN> $. Frosch, correspond
tasiry,
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PICTURES aud picture frames, J. IL
Kopf, l0li Prairie ayenue. T-22
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SITUATIONS-MALE.

NANTEp--work In private family as host
Ter. yardman, mixer, safe driver, city
or the country. Address 1876, this office
IA
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WANTED Position by well experienced
bohemian, In general merchandise husi
ness and saloon business; would take
place AZ once or IN the fall. Louis PAY.
Heck Euglc Texas. l6
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FOR RENTING new brick store houses,
best location on Maih street live rail.
road town. Ierger, HilI y Son, Smith.
Vile, Texas. ~
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A YOUNG colored man desires position as
walter TN hrst class boarding house,
Address 1910 Maple Place, IA
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENr-To settled gentleman elegant
furnished room with bath; location three
blocks from Rice hotel in private family
Address. with references. 1877, this ofIce
l.
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DRUGGIST n years old, registered in
three states. wants work. references.
former aud present employers. H. Il.
TpNns ib
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81 DAILY copying letters at home either
sex, enclose two stamps with upplca'
tlon Illinois Industrial Union. Dept 8,
Chicago
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WANrED--A glrl Tor fruit pantry. Cal
at office Hotel Bristol. /.
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WANTED Position by experienced cook
ard baker, boarding car, extra gang or
camp large gang preferred Address
1874 this Office IL
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a UOLONED BOY OF good charaoter, we'll
recommended, wants q position to work
arouhd office good worker; willing to
work, Address TSlT, this office, IL
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FOR SALE-Beautifnl ten-room modern
home. corner sixteenth and Boulevard
water, car line in front of the door; with
IN 10 minutes ride Of tho city; will SOIL
cheap for cash, or will exchange for i'm.
proved city property. John T. Boyle, old
nhnne lni aN7 Kinm hmildlng -
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YOuNG MAN wants position as assistant
huokkctptr or office work after school
hours, 80, balance ct day; experienced
with good reference, 1891. this office. ~
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NCEMENT-.Ai persons TO vhor
The late william Montague Muir Maokea:.
zie Scottish nobleuan, was tndebted, viii
SEND 10 his widow, Mrs. William Mulr
Mlckenzic. now residing In New York
city. io0 East Twenty-hfth street, the full
amount ~ all bills due them frem MIN y
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WAN1ED-A situation as day lOborcr IN
city or out. not afraid Of work Apply
1856 this office. IA
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V0TTCE--Ail lust claims against the estate
~ M ]. k Mayo. deceased, should be
presented in duplicate TO .oren. Mage.
AZ Houston, Texas, on Or before June ~.
viii not be held later than that date.
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NOTlCE OF Annual Meetlng,-~Notce "
hereby given that the annual meeting of
Etockhoiders Of the Galveston. Harrisburg
and San Antonio Railway Company VIII
nany In the city OF Houston, Harris eoun,
~ ,irexas. az IL O'Clock a. m. on the nrst
day Of July, 1902, and that the annual
eonnany viii be held at the same place
ana on the same day Immediately after
the Adjournment OF said annual meeting
of the stockholders. q, u. Segcr, secre,
tary, -
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POSITION WANTED by an up-to-datc cir
punr or band filler or mill foreman, rcf-
eionceS from the largest mills, Address
Filler this office 81
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II ~ morphine, wniskey habits careu
u nv, 70 nfteen days; no pain or lnlur;y
yousP anenti no pay. until cured; deposit
aThsse nsy " bank TO your credit, pss
slso pay all your expenses while mere
Ho,,p pay Your railroad fare both ways.
sh,oIsson car line out from center OF city
lposane privacy will put you 10 eorts,,
csys with patients cured;. speela'
ISs,tklsen lady patients; best referenees'
thsxss The Matthews Home, DIS: MAJ.
ayspn. q Hubert. proprietors, 500 Dsy
-Se' west End. San Antonio, Texas u
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EDUCATIONAL.

wANTEp-pupils for the summer ID R III.
mary and intermediate grades' .,reet. old
tic b. Gaines, 1918 Lcnis'shs ls
phone 13TS.
A GRADUATE Of HaryaTa Vii 7o1 bsI.
las avenue
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Dancing Bears

Remind one Of the graceful way in which
some merchants go after business. a mer-
chant has nice store. be sells nice goods.
and he claims 10 cater TO nice peonle yet
he adyertises bis store with petty side show
tricks that only appeal to the vulgar
Hand hills are such a nuisance TO the
average person that In most cities there Is
an ordnance against their ESQ, yet some
merchants deliberately defy this law and
the people, and by their use imagine they
are doing good advertising.
No advertising is so acceptable 70 the
people as newspaper space. The people
sec II It they read newspaper, and who
does nots
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aud c. N, survey between Nayasota and
MadisonVine, Texas unculled timber.
prompt monthly payments l6 cents for
emaking. Write y. H. Sgnor Palestine,
Texas, for transportation over |, aud u.
n. railway TO nearest point to work, In.
oulre OF Luke Tunls or Dr. johnson. An.
derson, Texas, for further particulars.
Geo, W, Signor s. Bron contractors. 0l2
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SEND for largo Iiai Of hnrc0ins In tNrms,
ranches. city properties, etc. j. q. crisp.
Kceyllio Texts 80
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-m,p MEETING Master Timers
pl.. ILL., association, Thursday, June II,
.ps,.rian hall, 10l0l2 Texas avenue. L.
i s',IIIo secretary. Necco & Eisemdn.
Hu"" l.
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So PR ACRE for rice iaad-SsO acres in
wharton, one OF the greatest rice produc-
ing counties In Texas. Address W. r.
stewart, Jscksbcro, Texas II
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I HAVE 1900 acres land, Jackson county.
$3.50 per acre, snap. have Main
| have twelve lots in Third ward;
snap. Also lots and acreage on Harris
burg road. / have bayou front; n snap.
HCuseS aud lots In every ward. | have
oil lauds near Sour Lake gushcr. rice and
farm lands near Houston. Ii. A. Ar
unld, 81 Binz. II
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WE have some very desirable city lots TO
exchange for improved city property; VIII
assume mcumbrance or pny difference or
property taken In exchange. Sullivan e.
Hanna, eli Moore Burnett building old
phone 1867
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cash. 500 acres fine farm land. mostly
timber. fronts Bernard river, Brazoria
county: everlasting water; above overflow,
six miles from railroad station. address
-g13 This ottce. II
FOR SALE-6OO acres near Sour Lake, Tex
as: 10 acres at League City; $50 nCrcs in
jackson county. Texas will sell cheap II
sold soon. For prices and terms ad-
dress VIM. II. Iiarwood, Des Moincs,
Iowa IL
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PIRs- lsant ado
GriAa zig reaaets.
>->-->>---~-~-~---~--~~
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


w sALE-Thrcc blocks on Harrisburg
1919; good building lot in Third Ward.
~ each' bargains in railroad front and
Y.ose IN acreage can az once leo l.,
ioiter Co, 2u6is Main street. II
~ piCloCS INVESTMENTS. near Sour
Lake and Jennings: Illustrations tree
.- leAas on Land Co, Houston. II
WE WANT To TAKE YOU OUT and show
you some Of cur choice lots at very low
prices, We have thcnt on Main, Craw-
fora, jackson aud, Ia fact, our list covers
houston, We have several beautiful
homes ranging from $1,000 TO S20.OOo For
MONIES our list IS unsurpassed and the
pleasure will he ours II you will let us
dlivc you ont to see Just what We have
Cransion d Watkins 10 Main street If
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THREE. STORY brick on Main street; viii
take half IN vacant Houston property. bal,
ance cash; 1000 acres good improved rice
land In Colorado county, Sll per acre. Sui
ivan & Hanna. 311 Moore-B Burnett build.
ing; old phone 1861. II
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A FEW good Investments; building LOT on
Congress avenue; 1i0X20o feet on Caroline
street and Commerce avenue, Geo. W -.
ScltultZ, 3lIia Man street l.
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ONE LOT one block off Harrisburg road
near Ryrons store, south front. for $50.
Weathersby 6 Co, 1107la Congress. ~
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NOTlCE TO RAILROAD CONTMACrORS
Il have yet TO let about twenty-five
miles on Houston and Texas Central
railroad extension from Burnct to Lam.
pasas to sub contractors; let In quanti-
Ties TO SUIT contractor; POO men team
stcrs, scrGper holders and rock men; also
300 teams. nice work and healthy coui..
Try aud plenty of water, Free transpor'
tatlon ON Houston and Texas Central
line for outfits and teams For further
information address ]. =. Hughes, gcner,
al contractor, Burnett. Texas. ~
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.

'" ~ ATTORNEY At Law, rv..s
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A ROY WANTS fob In ofhce OF store,
Apply oSi0 Commerce street, IA
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POSITION as stcnographer ny youne man;
salary not as much object rs permanent
puSition Address 7SSS, this ofnec IA
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WANTED-A position as typewriter or
stenogrNphy work ut once. Write y. O
Box 10, Center. Texas. Ii
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TANDS, LANDS-All kinds of lands-rice,
cane. timber OIL tobacco, gypsum, iron,
rold. silver lead, ciunabar, coal. majority
of same on one tract. Bryant McEnnis
Land Co. Chicago and Houston II
TTNITY RIVER-320-dc farm. 200 acres
in cultivation; all fenced; fine black lind
good houses; In Houston county, Slo;
FERNS easy; other farms. timber. timter
lands. rice and ranch lands. Il. A. Mich
OILS. Houston Texas. 10
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PERSONAL.

(,wrps 10 want ads remaining in the
EsnhS " The Post for the week ending
e, ". Ackiey; B.; S. G.; 7721; 5777;
~ Y. ,;ss' C.; Lon Coffman; f GOA; 1855;
y wv s.ir, .y:i ssS: Mr. G.. w Hickman; 77s4;
~. Il.,uiTrs s4, 1909 1859; j. NJ; ]. II. c.;
WI, josepke ]. X. s.; B. +. Soyons
Ieo \ lanes s I'LL; 1856; 1912; NJ. p; 1898;
\. M " Wssherwoman; TIA; 1910; 1865;
WI iIel, 6l01; 1871; TAI; 1891; 1866;
,,..rr Iii; 7T92; 7742; 776s; 7I1s; 1893,
, MI G.; 764S 1910; 1895; 1875; Trip;
WI, I222; Arthur Westall, 1888; 7T75;
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-12

SAFES, vault doors burglar
proof equipment largest stock. lowest
prices Southwest best makes correspln-
dcace solicited. Several second hands To-
Gated south Texas cheap W d. Collins
4 Co. Southwestern safe iobbers, Oeni.
son, Texas. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-12

AsvoMo SANITARIUM-Alco opium,
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~ Strictly private, with special facilities
~ lady patients, Cure guaranteed In
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s saSs Removed from business center ana
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