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TEXAS DEATHS.

TAYLOR. -Beeyille, Texas, November
20. After lingering illness OF several
wcks Rev. W q Taylor died at his home
In this city this morning AZ i:40 o'clock
surrounded by all members Of his family
save one, and several old time friends aud
acquaintance Rev. TnyloC WAS native
came To Texas IN 1874. lie was one OF
the best known ministers in the Chris
tianF church IN Texas aud as an educator
ranked very high.
BASFORD -Fiatonia. Texas. November
oG : Mrs Eliza Ann Baeford died at her
home In this city at o'clock this mora
iug and her remains were Inferred In the
city cemetery here at 4 o'clock this after
noon.
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Mount Vernon. Texas, November 24,-pis-
trlct court commenced hrrc today with
Hon. J. n. Talbot presiding. Inc follow
Ing are visiting ATTORNEYS: "a h. u'NeaI
Of Linden. District Attorney Hiram Giass.
C. 5. Todd, j. i. Jones and +. a. turner
Of Tpxarkana, Abb ward aud s. T.. Pound.
ers Of Mount Pleasant NJ !. rhompson or
Stephcnyllic and W NJ Pearson Of Wins.
boro. ON account NJ heavy rains wnich
have fallen throughout the county Tor sew
eral DAYS past and today which has pre-.
vented the people from getting To court,
there was very little business done today
The docket is not as heavy as usual, and II
Is Thought the two week allowed VII not
be taken Up.
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WaIlisNlle Locals

Walllsvilie. Texas, November 22,-Ihis
sec,lo. mas been visited with au immenFc
rain ana the Trinity nyer Is on boom
and the country very wet
nr and Mrs. r. j. shelton and Misses
Ia and Ehie Mares are I'm Houston for a
taN, DAYS taking in the Carnival
Mr. and Mr II. II. Jackson have re-
seston They also took In the Carnival on
Mr. lean wallis has gone 70 Beaumont
"a accept 4 Mace with the G. X. Cummings
1isx port Lumber company as lumber IN
pro5 o. n. peIfmorton has been % Cal
,.asten IN fbe Interest of bis company pre-
psrstory to beginning the boring OF sn e1'
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Cuero Texas, November 25 The city
council OF Cuero have ordered an election
to determine whether or not bonds shall
be issued for the following purposes city
half $4,000; water works $500; colored
school house. $1,000 The election Is made
necessary by reason OF the fact that the
attorney general turned down the bond is-
sue voted some time ago. The election is
20 take place on December 10
The commissioners court, Tn session, has
approved tho bonds OF the various county
and precinct officers Tho now commissions
or from precinct No. qualities this morn
lug.
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NEW YORK COTTON,
Opened Steady and Closed at Net I'm
rhahned Price

Opened Steady and Closed at Net In
changed Price.
New York, November 26--The cotton mar.
hot opened steady, ! to = points lower,
partial response 10 the decline at Liverpool
expected to be matter of TO points,
but actually TO points. Later our mar
ket rallied to I points as compared with
the closing figures Of the previous day on
adverse reports from the cotton belt as to
weather conditions ana effects, " being
claimed that a "uorther' had visited OklH.
homa, the indian Territory and a part "
Texas. that central and eastern sections 81
the belt were getting too much RAIN, ana
that the bad weather WAS delaying planta-
tion work ana movement. shorts covered
freely on the rise but with holiday at
hand new orders were not forthcoming and
q new movemtnt TO secure prodts on long
contracts caused q fresh selling movement
that carried prices of quite sharply, but
again the market rallied and was nna4y
steady. al a net unchanged price to an adj
vance Of 4 points.
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Cameron Locals.

Cameron Texas November 25.--U, E.
Hearrel former county attorney, aud J..
II, Beckett, former county trustee, have
formed a copartnership 10 engage in the
law. real estate aud loan business.
NJ q. Cox returned yesterday from an
extended visit 10 his home IN Alabama.
Presiding Elder Cochran, after Walt
10 this work. has returned 70 Rockdale.
Mrs. Harrison of san Antonio gave a free
health lecture to the lGdies az odd Eel
lows han this afternoon.
r.. n. Brown and H. r, Bauknight and
others have returned from visit 10 Hous
ton.
The impassably muddy roads make busl.
ness very dull
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|ST0N WHOLESALE MARKET

has arrived. Ripe bananas are plentiful
but no change is noted in either cocoanuts
or bananas
The demand Is very good for oranbet
rles and the price has advanced lately.
crates now being quoted at 1925 and bar
rcls at $500,
The market has been bare Of cabu-re.
but fresh car yesterday aideO the situa.
ton materially The price is quoted at >
cents per pound.
Receipts Of turkeys were much below ex.
pectations yesterday with the result that
Thanksgiving prices went sKyward. the
demand was heavy and local dealers coud
not possibly supply Il. Hens sold at 50 10
Sl2 ana gobbers from ST. 20 SIS
Grapes in baskets are about cteaued IN.
only small quantity now being on hand
from the large lot Of Catnwbas and con.
cords that were lately received INC Al.
merias are now coming on the market, put
are much finer and higher priced.
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS
The Williams d Flash company OF New
York report the following on cotton seed
lAbhhtAha
The, hrmness noted IN our last has con.
tinued throughout the week. With a rur.
ther advance IN prices, especially OF crude
ot .2e per gallon. The market at the mo-
ment, however. Is not n broad one. either
IRON the matter of offerings or bids. Inc
export demand, particularly. has fallen oil
considerably and buyers there nave not
advanced their bids In parity with the ud.
vance here II remains so be seen whether
they VIII or not
Crude oil has been in fairly good demand,
Dut buyers arc still suffering from a
scarcity of tauks, due 20 the congestion OF
freight on Tho various railroads Atogetn.
or, the market is very mixed and com
| pick one al the moment ana 1t is impossi
| BILE TO form any opinion OF its future wltn
any certainty On the whole. h,wcvcr. the
majority Of the trade does nor believe IN
4 the permanence Of the present advance
| We quote the market at the close as
steady; prime summer yellow S5JSc asked
| joe bid; good of yellow 34Sc: prime crude
loose az the mills 2Sc, in barrels here SIC
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Bay CITY Officials.

Bay city Texas, November 20 The new
city council met last night and the follow.
ing appointments were made 70 hold until
the next city election on the LIST Of April,
1908; W. s. Holman, city attorneys s. j.
Gartrell. city tax Assessor ana collectors
Henry Hugely, city treasnreri w. J.. Nc
CAmley city secretary. The Weekly visitor
WINS made the official organ Of the city.
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Immigration Agents al Corpus.

Corpus Christi, Texas, November 20 A
private ear containing thirteen Ohio mmi-
grafton agents, headed by c. b. Mollng Of
Molling Bros big hind ana emigration
agents az Columbus, OHIO. arrived here Hast
night and spent the dny here.
The entire cveulug WAS spent ia viewing
tho fields OF cabbage mud other vegetables
near town. and the visitors expressed great
surprise on what thcV saw and promised
their influence 70 get other immigrants into
tbls section. which they said rs unsur-
passed FOR truck gardening"
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victoria Texas November 30. A.
Fritz and L. \. Hofer are the opposing
candidates for mayor in inc special elec.
tlon on December .. 90 fl the vacancy
occaslaaed by tho resignation OF " ~
Schneider 70 occept the position OF marSnsl,
vi 81 Elchhoiz has announced for alderman
In the First ward and Theo. Butler aud
/. +. Demouche In the Third ward.
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NEW ORLEANS sPoT COTTON.

Futures Made Net Gains on Cold Wealth
or reports.
New Orleans, November 26.-There was
only moderate amount Of trading in the
spot cotton market today Sales 1900 bales.
Including 1900 to arrive, Quotations IN
changed.
In the future market there was n better
feeling under the elevatIng influence Of
brisk demand, based largely on colder
weather. Prices opened near yesterdays
close and after numerous Wide fluctuations
the record at the close showed not gains
OF points on November and ! points on
the other positions
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detrimental oil wel on their property in
iWaliisyiile.
Mr.. II. S. williams has gone 20 Boerne TO
attend the bedside OF n Sick sister.
Miss Remedy, daughter Of DIR, Remely
from Alvin, IS herr visiting her father aud
will remain some time.
Miss Holmes OF North Carolina Is here
visiting her brother sam N. Holmes. and
viii spend the winter here.
Mr. {. r. Cummings is ever. looking after
his mill interest and preparing 60 beg q
the Galveston sea wall, the pillng 60 be
thirty feet long
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HOUSTON OIL EXCHANGE.
Business Was Very Quiet, Little Interest
Eeing Manifested.

1NSU'NsS was very N@llGIt Llltie lNlGFCSt
Eeing Manifested
Trade on the Houston oil aud stock Elk
change was very light yesterday, the trans
actions being limited to only two stocks.
Manhattan was dealt in to the extent Of
400 shares, the price paid being II cents.
Merchants and Mechanics was a larger
seller, 1000 shares changing hands At &c,
which was little lower than quotations
Of few days ago
Bidding In Palestine and Beaumont was
lively for time, but no sales were effect
cd The closing bid was 35ac while the
stock was held at 400
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Navasota. Texas November 26.--Last sab.
bath marked the closing Of the tenth year
Of the pastOfatc ~ Rev i. @. Taunrf az
pastor Of the Presbyterian church b rhls
City DGring that fine he has witnessed
n1apv marked changes Ia the general re
.iiainus condition II the churches Of tAo
INV, an Of which have been for tie better
OF individuals aud community.
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Bryan. Texas. November 20.-rhc board
Or managers for the Carnegie library have
lei the contract for the library building.
Nh Ill N Lewis OF this city secured the
contract for tho sum Of Sp63T. The hoard
has made q rcquisltion for the nrst M
stnlhnent OF the $1,000 given by Mr, Car
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strike Nav Be Settled.

Lake Charles, La. November @.-com'
mittees representing the carpenters union
and the builders exchange met this after
aeon 10 arhtrate the differences which
have resulted Ia a suspension 81 work
'lhe prospects for eettlemont OF the
strike are rood as the conference y being
conducted on both sides With admirable
temper,
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49, Rridne n colin county.

Mckinney, Texas, November 26-lrhe com
mlffioners court jnst previous 20 adjourn
ment gave an order for two large iron
bridges 10 replace two wooden structures
washed away during the heavy rains. word
Inns been received here OF the Washing
away OF a new iron bridge over honey
creek nine miles northeast a. town.
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TIN Firm. $50. 5OG3100 lead jAc.
GALVANIZED SHEET lRoN-65 and 5
per cent discount
BLACK SHEET IRON-No. p, S375 per
100 pounds -.
ROCFING TIN-Machine made, $40 5O0
j 90 per box; old style sl65oals5o per
SOLDER Half and half. lol1a2oc per
pound. -o
per square
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Iu;GIyIS6 TRADE 80,
n EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD.
~. and Command H'sn
n \. Oranges Are Coming
I'M l,e Selling WsIl'

4 ,s.s yesterday in the local
~ @ ,,suced by the colder
n'I \. general increase OF bust
4 4 ss,'ni eve. coun.
\ y. !. lstse and combined v' ,l.. q
heal trade Kept the local
ll'a, ~ greater part Of the day.
y. ..,s Il, II all klnds we're free
l p.rsi stocks being replemshed
", s.,t me last few days inc
- ' ~ continues very good oed
, ., .,,a are firm with some nd'
n tOr IN several lines
B. !, bis demand, quotations on
4 !, I remaining at - and 70 cents
{. ..sr. but may advance any
n. sssct Of the rise at Elgln
,etched mere
{. !, 4, Mexican lines was re-
'..-,s,y rhcy are In good de-
III, d si.25 per basket.
8 !, active, another carload being
+. 4s,dar. and the demand causing
,.spiion Of the stock.
i. aill scarce and the market
n, be bare very soon, as very
'Irt,iea on sale at New YORK.
r o. California navel oranges
,tsraay and were sold rapidly.
"A whole let being disposed Of In
4 nygly Of bananas and eocoanuts
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Lake Charles, la November 26.for
selling liquor without license. Judge
Miller. Ia district court. today hned u. Y.
his trade On houseboat In Bayou Neg
plQue successfully for some months before
he was caught
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Or Goods.

New York, November 20. There was a
very slow spot market FOR dry goods here
today under bad weather aud holiday in'
auenees. Mail order demand was about
nycrare and prices showed no change. Reg.
,iaf print cloths were hrm wide grays
III antside OF Fall River at lower prices.
SSnnlens ana worsted dress goods were
QUIET, but steady
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PANTS. OILS AND GLASS.

Whitc lead, per cwt., Strictly pure, ~
Tnrpentine, per case two 5-gallon cans.
$3.50; barrel lots, COO per gallon Min,
erul paints, Goc per gallon. Dry nTea
paints. per cwt., In barrels, 00c. Venetian
reds. per cwt. sl6O; yellow ochre, per
cwt.. S1.O0 Llnseed oil best. boiled. 49a
SOC Ready mixed house paints, Sl0A.
Window glass IS per cent OF January Il
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APTLEs-Ben Davis, barrel. 81 O0d3 IS:
winesaps and Jonathan. S35Od4.O0.
BANANAs-Lo S1.25d150; packed,
81 50Ml 10.
COCOANUTs-Per sack, S4 co. less guam
titles, "a 20
CRANBERR1ES- Per crate, 81 75d3.oO'
barrels, 81. 250f7 so.
LEMONS Messinas. So 50d4,o0.
IIMES-Mexican. per basket, 81 lWal .,
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Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tracks Houston or other points taxing
same rate Dealers charge from store "a
Zoe per 100 pounds more on bran, 2a3c per
bushel On oats and corn, lOdloc per 4Vo
BRGN-Per 100 lbs, 06aos
CORN CHOPS Pure, S1.10dl15.
OATS--Texas, choice bright 5Be NO :
miNed. 3glac. -
white. sucked, Csc.
HAY-Choire alfalfa. si5.50lt600; choice
timothy. SIS. Tjd1600; South Texas prairie
S10G060O; North Texas and Territory nay
S10.O5d12.O0
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COFFEE.

NsU York, November 70. -Conce-spOt
pio steedy; No Invoice 5is; mild Qulet;
i'o5deva is.al2. Coiree fnturcs closed o 10
10 points lower, Win tei tl saiss tooans W
n, nersniber 4-85el45O; January 4.45,q
II February 4e5f4I0 20; March 4.I5ms. 70;
s s;sy sts,a5.05; September 5.25uO.Jo; De-
tober 5.So. u
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BY keeping the liver nctive the system Is
eleanaed Of impurities and IL enabled 60
ward on diseases
OxfDINE IA the best Liver and Ma.
lzriai Tonic sold. Ask your druggist
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packages; copperas 500 In barrels castor
oll. sl.2D per gallon Ia 5.gallon packages;
epsem salts, Si.7S ner 100 los In barrels:
aeh5celoi S21o03 90 per gallon; sulphur,
pound N barrels; saltpeter. Tc per pound
y oartelsi calcium carbide IS 20 per 100
ueuYeIed IoNas common rnllMaV nnlnts.
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HEAVY STAPLES.

~ ptslon wholesale me.cnoN'S' an"
aaV'
rv s7nprrs
y HEAVY slAF'L9' ~.
klTl0N-rowder, pti keg, $500
ssD n MN b mex si.So.
-EIta short clear IN ,,S 9rlhhs.
ED sirs lSad13E, boxed, hc higher
Lk 81 aktd l4lsal4Ac; New Aork pv'-
1AN1R 0lL-ln barrels, sac naIl pul-
"' ss,.
g AND TlES-Basslilg, IN ~
~ arrow tics: less thAh 'ar'o'u
is "! stek, wrapped. basis z, No. z.
''.A Jr 10; No. ! tuil weight S Sfa2,'
!. =. 4 PEI ID; special sizes '2e ul7u-
! Il |, n s.flsc as 20 qGa,lty', 90. c.,,
u ". Ios g'',' A.s',.' 49,. -. n,.,n
4 r zP9gland' S2'5ao'-o hoseu'
eI.w' ..>,-,,. ..,.. Ga
s sgS,l lafl ta@, "a =, NIL ,lin'' pe e
iriis 1Sursles Arlosa, bases loolb
y 10 q delivered, Apex. lligc; Lion,
u \ Ss Mocha and lava, lib cans
snd Java blend. Up cans I'D
, S' ", lS in J ons IA n SdEa
q i,t Anna tgs Mocha and Java lib
= ~ sbG
S,tons ,Sr 5 Soga, p a[S. oinoo,.
sis H s,sS pst g i,a,. Sog H,nErt
j, M uelhs' Sc stage pldhNSi OI2c'
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GALVESTON STOCK.
Port Arthur.

Port Arthur Texas November 2s-Ar-
rived: standard on steamer Atlas; Stand
ard oil barge n, from New York.
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cANNrp GOODS.

CANNED FRUITS Apples. 3-lb, s50VOci
plneappes, sliced S110 cyeless and core
less, Sl.500l.00; extra grated, Sligo ~ go
pears, Glib. Use; Strawberries, 2-lb, 90999ci
blackberries, Glib. 95cuSlOo; peaches 3.Ib,
Si50d1 co; 2-lh peaches, Sl.OOallOoi $40
pie peaches s0GS5c.
CANNED VEGETABLES IVlnefp4As
Glib. full weight. SOds5c; Bib, full weight
a5cd1 90; 2lb. seconds. T5dS0e; Bib. sec
onds 90d95c; okra and tomatoes 2.l0
500; canned kraut, Bib, e0a95c; Callior-
MIA, asparagus, 2la-lb, 81 25@3,50 according
10 grade; LIB, asparagus salmon cans,
81 s0d2.75 baked beans. BIB. Zoe; @-ln
string be1ns soc; 2lb kidney beans, s1ei
2lb stringless beans, SIPS; 2-lh marrow
Fat peas. 800. 2lb American petit pols'
81 cod 60; extra Maine corn, si.l5i corn
$4,000: seconds. S00lS1c
CALIFORNIA FRuIr-Extra standard
2t5lb peacheS lemon cling, Sl.9542.9,
yellow Crawford 81 s0Gl.s5; black cher
rios 81 g0Si2OO. white cherries, 50 l502 %,
npricots, 81. 50d155; strawberries, S2uHl
10; pldms S1.50dl.GOi grapes, 81. coal. %,
seconds. hoe per dozen less than extra
CANNED MOLAssES-P. & r. Old Fash
toned. gallous. $40 per case; i9-galons,
Sa50 per case; bgallons. S3.75 per case
sold Medal brand, fancy table syrup, quart
lars. 500 per dozen: Is. Il. & Co. Creole,
2lb 500; S.lb, $i.S5; 5-lb, $2,S5; i0,io'
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
ouinine, s4Fsse per ounce bottls' meyr..
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WIRE NAILS s.. 70 base per reg.
BARBEp WIRE Galvanized. CIidden.
~ 20 per 100 lbs, galvanized Baker. IS. ~
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NOST WANT ADS ARE
a numerous because they pay
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
SITUATION by middle.aged handy man;
sober. honest, references, as night watch
man warehouse; good gardener or any
kind OF work. Address 22II, this ofnce
FIRST GLASS BooKKFFPFR. CORE.
spondent photographer aud capable all
around mani able 20 assume Charge OF
office or department. wishes employment.
AZ reteropeos Reliable this office 20
PRosPECrIvE BUYERS WIN take notice
that the Frank Karcl Kallus bankrunt
stock " goods Will be sold at Fayettc.
vile, Texas. nt private sale about be.
cembcr l, 1902. Max MeltEen, trustee.
%
ASsIGNEE'S SALE Notice il hereby
given TINT will receive sealed bids for
the sale OF the assigned stock OF gen
ernl merchandise OF samuel Goldberg, UNI
tll Monday AZ Q o'clock a. m. necem Der
l, 1909; said sale 10 be In bulk ut Hal
letsyilc, Texas. Inventory aud stock
subject 20 inspection Ia the meantime.
The right 20 reject any and all bids Is
reserved William Peterson, assignee
HalletsytIc. Texas, 20
NOTICE IS hereby given that 1 sreolai
meeting Of tho stockholders OF the Texas
ana New Orleans Railroad Company has
been called by the board OF directors Il,
assemble at the general ofdoc OF tho
company az Houston, Texas at 10 o'clocl,
a. M on the LIST day Of December, 1902,
for the following purposes, to-wit;
l, To authorize aud provide for amend.
lug the charter or articles OF lncorppra.
tion OF said company SO as 20 authorize
Il 20 construct, own. maintain and Spes.
ate railroad from a pOiut on its present
line In Jefferson county at or ia the
vicinity OF Sour Lake Station extending
IN general northerly direction 70 and
through Sour Lake Springs. In Hardin
county, aud thence to, Into aud through.
or IN tho vicinity OF, the town Of sara.
togA, IN Hardin county, Texas
3 no authorize aud provide for tue
construction OF the railroad referred 20
In the preceding paragraph under the pro.
posed amendment to the said company's
charter or articles Of Incorporation. G.
II Spger secretary 12.i
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a,spbam, Texas. November 20 -Brenham
u,in celebrate Thanksgiving, not only At
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WANTED. Ky hoy, who attcnds school,
to 1880. ! TO 1890 a position to wait on
table In some restaurant or boarding
house for his hoard liDi, this office y
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A THoROUGHLY competent, sober man
on sUlbfy or shares. or VIII lease q pDpNf,
experienced editor and manager and all
round printer. A. b, Cowali, Mstagordn,
Texas ~
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MAN AND WINE wish positions ~ d0iry,
2liS Commerce street. -
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SITUATION, nv an all round handy man.,
not afraid OF work; inside work pre-
fcrred. sober. honest, Industrious; refer;
ences Address 1l3l, this Office, -
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TWO BRlCkbAN ERS-Good workmens
want work IN town or country. Address
g1Si this office. ~
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". ]. Townsend. Attorney At Law and
General Collection Agent. President Ange
lima County National Bank. Lufkin, TeEhs
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POSITION Immediately wanted by an In
tcllgont moral aud sober colored Young
man; very courteous; extraordinary as.
position Address 32S2, this office ~
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mlddle.aged handy man.
rs night Waterman, warehouse a. any
ksnd q work good gardener: sober, hou'
%
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GERMAN man, IS years old wishes work.
cltncr as clerk or work IN saloon or res
taurant or any Kind OF work; need cm'
f''' '''" '''p" "a
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WANTED ny u colored hoy JOB ~ apy
kind. 20 years old-- ADDRESS 100, tnls
office. -
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YOUNG MAN Experienced ln collecting,
also we'll acquainted With city, wants
position Apply To 2Sit jackson street.
-
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FATHER and three sons, hne musicians.
from the Austrian army, fresh from Ger
many, want any kind Of employment, as
yaYl mon, walters, etc. Address lloa
thi. onirC. -
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SITUATION wanted by a c0lorrd hoy
around store answer. Postnnice address
phlllp unrd. houston. IcAns. 20
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SITUATION wanted BY q colored man IN
rForeriy line or delivery wagon: can hll
i.py bin Anawer 1909 Lyle street. Hous
ton Teens ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-27

SITUATI0N wanted hy colorod man IN
grorery line ar hauling Answer, 1909
1ye street Honstou Texas Fl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-27

SITUATION wanted BY hny 1s wears OIL
20 amy kind of business line, writes good
hand and Hgnres wellj steady WORKED
lnln JclInraom ngrnne -
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6TTUATfON w0ntod W a cnidrol hov ~
ypaFs aid ns coarhman OF dlshwHgher. u
good worker 1905 Lyle street. Houston.
Texas ~