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EUTAW WORKING FOR
 A BIG COTTON FACTORY

today. No money Is necessary to produce them.8 The result will be a remarkable saving of first cost in establishing plants and securing raw material Added to these is the fact-that a market for finish ed products Is offered at the very doors of the mills
 Thus MT. Barnes has argued to his associates. The results have been the securing of interest to that extent that today he is figuring with capitalists for the placing of stock and bonds.
 How soon 1t will take to reach a suc- cessful issue is a matter of speculation That the result is inevitable Is certain.
 Personal Gossip.
 The Merchants and Farmers Bank is another successful institution of Eutaw It has many business men interested in it and is on a sound basis.
 The Wheeler Hotel Is one of the best on the Alabama Great Southern road. It Is under the management of MT. M. Joe Wheeler, who had charge of the Florence some years ago.
 The Age-Herald Is sold by popular little Tom Heffner, a man in age but a boy in stature. He is determined fellow and does a good business.
 In Meridian yesterday I was attracted by the Southern Hotel. This, too Is un- der the management of a former Bir- mingham man, and is one of the most popular, places in the state. MT. Mills faugx is remembered by many citizens of the Magic City.
 I met some other Birmingham men who are making successes. They are former Mayor Frank V. Evans and MT. Walter H. Jeffries. They recently established the Press, a new morning paper in this Mis- sissippi town.
 At the Meridian Grand Opera House saw the little Shrewsbury Sisters. who are so we'll known in Birmingham. their home. They are doing a speciality turn with a road company.
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Mansfield as "eeaucaire.v

Richard Mansfield in his new and hap oily successful creation, "Beaucaire,' is the eventful attraction of the season at the Jefferson Theatre next Thursday. Those who have seen Mansfield as the French Prince. who was mistaken by fashionable Bath for a barber and os- tracked from polite society as such, are loud in their insistence that Monsieur Beaucaire is the most delightful enter tainment our great artist has offered his public since the mirthful period when Prince Karl and Beau Brummel first came into reality. Certainly the acclaim which has attended this evident hit of Mansfield's would emphasize 1t as more pronounced and popular than could have been anticipated even by those who felt from the first that Mansfield was the ar tist for Beaucaire and Beaucaire was the character for Mansfield.
 The comedy is in five acts, and is the work of Booth Tarkington and Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland. MT. Harrington be- gan to put the threads of his story on pa- per he found the narrative wove an ex- quisite embroidery. The scenario of aBeaucairer with his delicate |orkman-
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PRATT CITY

Pratt City, January 25.-(Special. )-The members of the Pratt City Woman's Club, their husbands and a few friends have received invitations to the home of the clubs president, Mrs. T. B. Boring. on Friday evening. January S1. The form of entertainment for the evening has been kept secret but good time is in store for those who attend. The club Is sup porting a boy e the Industrial School at East Lake at present and is in very prosperous condition in every respect. The following invitations have been sent out:
 Put on your studying caps and come ye lads and lasses to ye guessing party at ye home of Mir. and Mrs. Boring. Fri day evening. January a. 1902. at s:so o'clock
 The Twilight Social Club visited ths convict prison near Slope No. last night. They were conducted by Mr. Woolbert. the president and MT. Sydney Johnson Page, the poet-laureate.
 The new social club that has been re- gently organized among the younger set will be entertained one evening next week by Miss Susie Hoffman, at the home of her sister, Mrs. L. s. Jones, at Fountain Heights.
 The regular services will be conducted at the various churches tomorrow. The Methodist Episcopal church will render special music at both the morning and evening service
 Mrs. Fauls has been i'll for several days
 IA Pratt City Lumber Company, left the city tonight to be gone for several days He will visit relatives of his deceased wife at Galveston, Tax. and at Shreve- port La, returning by way of New Or leans in time for the Mardi Gras carnival.
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
Object to Negro Mail Carrier.

Huntsville. January 25.-The people of Dallas Mills have expressed in most em- phatic manner their unwillingness to have their mail delivered or taken up by a negro carrier A negro substitute was sent out on that route yesterday after noon. and the people of the village re- fused to receive their mail from him and declined to entrust their letters to him. The carrier was compelled to return to the city being of no use on the Dallas route. The citizens out there say they do not want their mail if 1t must come through the hands of a negro.
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
Henry County Dispensary
 Supports Her Schools

Dothan. January 24-(SpeciaD-Th dis pensary system of handling whisky has been operated here since January 1S99 The first year the net profits were near $1O00O; in the year 1900, $13.379.S6; in the year 1901. $10,2S1.74.
 Half of the net profits from the dis pensary go to the town and half go to the school. The school of over five hun dred pupils and IA or IS teachers is main tained now entirely by the profits from the dispensary, making 1t a free school to all and no charge for books ever.
 When the dispensary question was first agitated it met with strong opposition,
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Da-Cost-a Nickle.

Chiffoniers, Chifforobes, in handsome designs, make the value of them two fold. Come in and examine them. Get your dollars together and bring them to us-we will give you full value-a little extra in Furniture for them. Peter Zinszars.
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
LET ME TELL YOU
How to Get Well.

Send no money; simply state the book you want. It will tell you what I spent a lifetime in learning.
 With the book I will send an order on your druggist for six bottles of pr. Shoop's Aestorative; and he will let you test It month. If satisfied the cost is s5.5O. If it fails. I will pay your drug gist myself.
 do just as I say Over half million people have secured my treatment in that way, and 39 out of each 40 have paid for it because they were cured. Not a penny is accepted if it fails.
 There are 39 chances in 40 that I can cure you. No matter how difficult your case, I take the entire risk, for those half million cases have proved what my rem edy do.
 My way is to strengthen the inside nerves. I bring back the nerve power which alone makes each vital organ do its duty. No other remedy does that: and In most chronic diseases there is no other way to get well. Don't let doubt or prejudice keep you from asking about it.
 ,s simply state which Book No. on DysPspsia. address Book No. on the Kidneys.
 0Pp Rscns Soa WIZ W & Book Nc. & for nIssta,sa,
 Mild cases. not chronic are often cured by one or two bof1ieR Atau druggfsts.
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Miss Bob White.

Nixon and Zimmerman. the producers of Willard Spencer's new and successful comedy opera, Miss Bob White,' are rapidly looming up as the foremost light opera producers in America. They in- vaded London last year and secured the American rights to George Edwardes Gaiety Theatre successes and have al- ready presented "The Toreador." which they are now offering at the Knicker-
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DANISH ISLANDERS ANXIOUS.
No Demonstration Is Made When the
 News of the Sale Is Received.

St. Thomas, D. w. T., January 25.-The announcement which reached here yester- day of the signing of the treaty by which Denmark sells the Danish West Indies to the United States was received quiet ly. There was no open manifestation, but much anxiety prevails regarding the developments. Nothing official has yet beer received from Copenhagen.
 The Danish cruiser valkyrien will re- main here indefinitely, 1t is reported, so as to guard against disturbances which, 1t is believed, however, are not likely to occur.
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Hov mary rro.,,.~s r..,,za .h.. ;,,,,,,,

How many mothers realize that when the baby's advent is expected they need strength for two instead of one. Wom- ien, weak, nervous, ujust able to drag around" find themselves confronted with coming maternity. They have not strength enough for themselves, how !can they have strength to give child We don't look for the birth of strong Iideas from a weak mind. Why should i've expect the birth of strong children from weak mothersf
 The way to ensure health and strength
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Tim Murphy.

Next Friday at the Jefferson Theatre Tim Murphy will present for the first time here his new play. "A Capitol Com edy."
 It has been a tim e-honored privilege among the stars to re-edit plays written for them so that every possible wittcism, every possible line with interest, every situation should emanate from the stellar center.A This has served a diplomatic and an economic purpose. Diplomatic in that it centralizes all the humorous and emotional value of the star and makes him a particularly fascinating figure.
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to mother and child is to use Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a preparative for m ot h CT h o cd. It brings the mothers strength up to the requirements of nat ure, so that she has strength to give her child. It nourishes the nerves and so quiets them. It en- courages a natural appetite and induces
 refreshing sleep.
 v vFavorite Prescrip- ton D makes weak women strong and sick women well.
 There is no alcohol in uFa avorite Pre- scription " and it is free from opium. CO.,
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Work on Auditorium.

Work is rapidly progressing on the re- pairs of the Auditorium Theatre, which will be opened Monday night February 3. as vaudeville house. The bill Tor the first week will include Pauline Hall, the weli-known comic opera star, as the headliner; Mazuz and Mazette, the brakeman and the tramp; the Tonankas. Japanese top spinners and acrobats; whistling Tom Brown whose name is descriptive; Mineor, Mack and Lawrence. an Irish comedy team.
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caine and all other narcotics.
 VI wish to let you know the great benefit my wife derived through taking your Favorite Prescription,' writes Mir Robert Harden. of brandon, Manitoba, Box .7s5. aIt was when her baby came We had heard SO much of your medicine that my wife decided to try 1t q may say my wife's age was thirty-thTes and this was her first chi1d) She commenced fore her child was born We have fine healthy girl and we believe that this was mainly owing to the Favoritc Prescription taken faithfully according to directions. We shall certainly rec omuiendi 1t wherever we can.s
 Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, paper covers, is sent free on receipt of 2I one-cent stamps to pay expense of mailing 0niy. Address Dr. R ', PierHe, RazIfa1o N T.
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deserve fine acting from all the charac- ters in the story, but when all the roles are strong instead of weak. we'll played instead of poorly it stimulates him in his own characterizations, inspires him and makes him give a much finer per formance than if he had all the burdens on his own shoulders, and only sticks about him to worry him instead of help
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Stone Lunches With President.

Washington. January 1o.-Melville E. Stone. general manager of the Associated Press, took luncheon with the President today.
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ship became the delightful novelette,, Monsieur Beaucaire," which bids fair to assume permanence as one of the classics of our language. The success of the little book astonished the author who had set out to write play. When he had his narrative completed and published he returned to his play which, with the as- sistance of Mrs. Sutherland, was complet- ed last spring.
 The five acts are delightfully."- diversified in their picturing of polite Bath in the days when Beaucaire came into England on the barbers passports The pump room is the locale of the first act. The second shows Beaucaires lodgings on the even ing that the cheating Wintersett falls into his little trap and the third discloses Lady Marys later the same evening when Bath meets the Duke of Chateaurien Castle of Nowhere" The moon- bathed garden at MT. Bantison's country place at the feet of Diana on the drive is dis closed in the next act, and the last scene of all is the exclusive assembly room when the belles and beaux who have met Monsieur Beaucaire and the Duke of Chateaurien finally meets the cousin of the King.
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but now most of It's former enemies are ardent supporters of it.
 There is possibly less drunkeness now in Dothan than any town of 5000 population in the state. It is an exceedingly rare occurrence to see any one drunk on the streets.
 There is not licensed saloon in Henry county Columbia and Headand have dispensaries and Abbeville has been a dry town for several years
 The people of Henry county seem well pleased with the method of handling whisky and it is not at all probable that the saloon system will ever be tolerated again.
The age-herald., 1902-01-26

Mild cases. not chronic. are often cured by onl or two bof4ies At,all druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14

FOR SALE-A farm in Lavaca county,
Texas, near the oil producing district,
containing 20s9 acres; about $50 acres in
barns smoke houses, wells, etc, for con
yenience of renters, this leaving a rem
nant Of nearly 1900 acres of meadow land.
much Of 1t rich bottom lands susceptible
OF the highest degree of cultivation; stu
ated on the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass railroad about half way between San
Antonio and Houston, with private ran.
road switch in the heart of the farm.
where produce may be shipped by the
carload. All lands of the very highest
producing quality. In the center of tho
truck farming district of Texas and in
the county that has taken all premiums
for the state in tobacco culture. This
farm Is offered very cheap compared with
Correspondence solicited. Il. NJ. Rabb.
NJ. u, boem 4. kampman building, san
Antonio, Texas. II
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ki1T The plano tuner. 111S Congress:
n ,stra 5s1, new ISL. II
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In South Beaumont. q snap; will make
some concessions ia right party with cash; .
reasons for selling, too much other busi-
ness; good cash trade guatanteedi thor.
address Is. B., box 80 Beaumont, Texas,
or cail on II. f. Showers, at court house
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14

SNAP at 81 an acre. worth double; third
cash: 500 acres tine farm land, mostly
timber; fronts BERNARD river, Brazoria
six miles from railroad station. Address
1918, this Office. IA
FOR SALE-600 acres near Sour Lake, Tex.
as; 10 acres at League City; iS0 acres in
sold soon For prices aud terms ad-
dress VIM. II. Iiarwood, Dies Molnes,
Iowa IA
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BLACK FARM and rice lands wanted; we
have personally conducted private party
OF Illinois farmers coming next week who
want to buy strictly black lands In tracts
from 800 to 1000 acres: what have you In
low priced frst class black lands in this
aud adjoining countiesf Correspondence
solicited at once. Pudor & Hoover, Land
Agents, Houston. Texas, 30Th Main
street. 1T
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-14

WANTED Ten good log sawyers; pny az
per 1000; good scale and timber cfmps
also ten good .woodchoppers TO cut two
foot pine wood at 81 80 per cord dcir
cred on road: timber close by. Apply Il
Berlng Manufacturing company, Valda
IoAls. on Ii. u. and " T. r. IL
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MOVING AND STORING Of nll kinds OF
household goods skillfully done; line new
warehouse; money loaned on furniture u
deslIed Seaman & Barteil, 206 Fannin
street. Phone l69. 10
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Hay FOR SALE-ChoiSe0 new hay, grown
on Wharton county black land. vi Campo
territory. Write Hood & Martin. Glen
Flora, Texas. "a
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EI0T want a homer We will loan you
\, rsgsy al 8 per cent interest, payable
/ rcsthlr lnstallments. Cali or address
4 i. Means, 800 RIM; agents wanted. IA
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|5lyr cleans and bleaches straw hats;
. \ pstksge at Lewyn & Anderson's, 4pl
N, eor1er Preston IL
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IN, m.1, Il SOL Fannln street, has re.
N, u, r n he will be pleased to see
nv vs.a 20
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE
WANTED 70 RENT.

WANTED-To rent a small cottage, rear
street car line. Address 1874 TINS ~
dee. -
WANTED-To rent or lease. an up.to'
date seven or eight room two-stcry tes a
donce; not too far out and well locatsu'
State location and price. Very best reieI
ence furnished. Address No. 1885, th ~
Office.
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WE WANT TO TAKE YOU OUT and show
you some of our choice lots at very low
prices; We have them on Main, Craw
ford, Jackson aud, In fact, our list covers
Houston We have several beautiful
homes ranging from s20oa TO $4,000 For
homes our list Is unsurpassed and the
pleasure will be ours IL you will let us
drive you out TO see just what we have
Cranston L. Watkins, i19 Main street. II
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HAVE the largest list of rental property
in Houston; competent help and free con
veyanoes 10 show same; call or phone
Norbeet phones 673, Binz building. II
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Elqao sANlTARIuM- Alcohol, opium,
and other kindred habits treat
N Meily private, with special facilities
aay patients, Cure guaranteed In
III 70 TO twenty days. Competent ply
|sli'A nurses; etc, In constant attend
|sa removed from business center and
||sssatent temptations. Address Alcomo
,anan, S3l7 Austin street, Houston,
w. tt
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HELP WANTED.

IF YOU need help or position, clerks, me.
chanlcs, cooks, chamhermaids, walters,
etc. apply Levy building, 1854 Main
cy. il
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Tod and Damlana tablets
WY relieve and permanently cure
W. !" impotence or debility mailed
N wv wv niehon. French Pharmacist,
-enlohey avenue, Houston. If
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fgK Wootan Wells water for your
|ntl; tEe glasses for DC, or Poe gallon.
Ina II Lewyn g. Anderson's, Houston. II
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AND AND ROOMS.

IN ,ear. furnished south rooms
- ~ cae eni references given and
n S~alltol avenue. Ii
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I UNDERSTAND and have severnl yenrs
experience attending hands, getting out
wood and ties, keeping books and nc
counts In the business and attend store
want a situation. Address 1926 this
office. l5
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WE Act As TRUSTEE IN DEEDS or
tu,nuSI AND OTHER FORMS or
NIL l,i..i GAGES. CORPORATIONS ARD
bE lhR QUALIFIED no PERFORM
IHESE DUTIES THAN INDIVIDUALS,
.,iousToN LAND AND TRUST co.
HOUSTON.
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fS;iFs Without tops at S35. Mosehaii
II EsEs Co. -
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PERSONAL.

live 4 fine suit or skirt that
ny naa r., us clean II by our up-to-
~. 49,. g. Of French dry cleaning, no
y Fo.s'' colors. no shrinking. Suits
M gSa.orredC 81; suit dry cleaned
fn ss,ocess) 81. 50; gloves cleaned
'1n q nsr na,r up. Old Hats made
\ Ias n.. %
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.'oS AND PROPOSALS

N bsnt, or construction OF log skid.
tsias Ip s ot onachita river Apniy
: er Co, Ltd. Monroe. La.
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| POSITION with oil mill us inachlnist or
superintendent; can furnish reference.
! Address oil Man, AZ Main street. is
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FOR RENT-Flve.r room cottage, Tnrd
ward, two acres of land attached. DAVIS,
10l6M Congress. IL
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! CoLoRED BOY wants place TO work, OF.
tend 10 horse aud buggy OF work In store,
IA years old Call at 40 Charities street
| Ia
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y, y ~ rAo use NAPLES Velvet Cream
!. IN. white hands, u
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Mr.. shiSs. Navasota. Texas, man.
mi rIn, save that VIII cure letter,
Z. Mr. FORM or old sores of any
! NJ N per boz; any one buying
81 aiunded. Write for testimonIsls
7-23-O2
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FOR RENT-Three elegantly furnished oon-
meeting south bedrooms In private fam.
lily, with bath privileges, Apply 1915
Hamilton, corner Lamar. II
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MIRRORS resilvered; mirrors fer sale.
Samucis Mirror Works. phone 4lo, 1908
CLrolipe II
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REMINGTON TYPEWRITER No. 5 for
$500 per month or q No FOR 81 nor
month Address 1924, this office. IL
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TWO unfurnished rooms; no children; 000a
Louisiana street. IA
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ENETs WELLS -The famous and orig
~ iilgs mineral wells; the wells that
|Mfide Tloga famous; a positive cure
|fnslmatism and similar diseases; eie-
~ nth houses, trained attendants; com
|fss medical stan; open the year round.
NJ htiature and rates call on or ad.
IN ife Tlogs Mineral Wells Co., Tioga,
|'1i boz So, 820
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wANTED situation by experienced book
keeper; prefer wholesale house, refer.
cnccs; small salary. Address 1899. this
office a
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SECTION FOREMAN wants position; GOOD
letters from other roads, Address j. w.
r., BIZ Texas avenue, Houston. 10
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17lO CRAWFORD street seven.room house
new; 1902 Dallas, for the summer. seven
rooms, house furnished; stureroom on
Main. Apply TO Cranston G. Watkins III
Main street *
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bohemian. in general merchandise husi
ness aud saloon business, would take
place at once or In the fall, Louis PAY
lcek Eugle. Texas rs
FIRST CLASS Filler wants TO correspond
with mills wanting flor Address tiier
Box 30, Hattiesburg, Miss "a
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S;fsT ysIyet Cream, highly perfumed.
r IN. hottie; sold by Lewyn n Ander'
:. WI v,n street, and Weples Drug Store.
5ss,-tss avenue. ~
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FOR RENT.

ROOM FOR RENT for gentleman. Al.
dress i06 Lamar. Ia
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! REGISTERED DRUGGIST yonng man.
slngie, steady habits. desires position for
July /. Address No 1855 this office Is
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| WANT ED--To work for good retail gro.
| Gerry house In Houston hs city boii ito. (;
am n rustler. Address 915, this ofnre. 10
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d ONLY KELLEY INSTITUTE In
lns 0Eshoma and Indian Territories
h D. cure Of whisky, morphine, cocaine
y lisaeco sddlctions. ]. II. Keith, Belle,
\ Pife. Dallas, Texas. IA