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EAST TEXAS CARNIVAL.
Association Organized at Palestine Wi
Represent Large Territory.

Association Organised at Palestine win
Represent a Large Territory
Palestine Texas October TO- Tho me +.
ing held here this afternoon FOR tho pur.
poso Of organizing an industrial cmnlynl
and fruit exhibitions association, the r9r.
niyal 20 ho held IN this city annually aud
10 which the whole ~ Fast Texas Is repre-.
seutcd, was most enthusiastic aud ended
IN complete Organization being enecied,
Mr.. Il. Il. Cmrrdgo called tho meeting
10 order and brlcny stated lts objects. after
which Oh delegates present were enrolled
ana the following Is list OF lhosc prescott
t. ~, Thompson, henderson; w. n Arnold.
uvertnn; =. a. Nichols, Crockett; 4. H.
Many, Trinity; Ed T. Eyaus ,lewett; =.
=, Robertson Grarelshd; g. q Rog4s.
MARQUEE; Sidney Meyers. MARQUEE. aud
about tWeuty others Colonel Tom Camp
Turner nd trifdu aud a number of other
prominent citizens Of this city were also
Coouo Campbell made "a brief tank. IN
which he spoke In glowing terms ~ tho
success ut Tie lite CuruivRi here and many
other talks we're made, Tho following
COMMITTEE" appointed Tor that purpose; lie
10Y LrlcN, g, =, bration. q I. Nohlr q.
A. WRIGHT - .,DiQey ! r. Cook, Sol
Maier Ieah, r NJ. Campbell J ".
uSmcnt ", 4, Hedges of J8cksouHlle A.
a Henry Of Tyler aud A, II Woofcrs N
crockett A, lc9h was appointed president
If the association, a. q. Dillpy 0rst ylre
president. William Rranarap secretary and
treasurer 4 Nirc president frnm oarh
county represented was also selected IL
WAS then decided 10 have the association
Incorporated and chartered with u capital
stock Of S2N,ooA aud subscription book
were thou opened, md In less than twenty
minutes over 5000 worth ~ the stock hnd
been subscribed, mostly by l0cHl business
mon, and every delegate present pledged
fhcir respective counties Co take good
slices ~ The stock which will ho sold at
$40 per share After several short "a ks
and much enthusiastic demonstration tie
meeting adjourned 10 meat here again No
yemhcr 49, Bt which time the hnsrd ~
directors viii submit . constitution and hy-
laws and the reports from those NAo WIN
solicit subscriptions FOR stock VIII hc 10
ceyed by the stockholders and tbon the
ASSOCIATION will take immediate steps O.
obtain tho charter
This carnival aud fruit show viii ho 20
this section what The Dallas fair Is %
North Texas or the San Antonio fair is 10
thut section. nnd The association proposes
10 mako II great success, a large CN-
hlbitiuu hall VIII be erected and Instead %
0ncring large prizes FOR races ctc.. the
association win oncr purses 10 best displayS
or fruits trucks, etc. and TINS stimulate
an interest ln this great industry Spacious
grounds Will Dee purchased and everything
done 10 make the coming carnivalB the
biggest events 10 East Texas,
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Governor Has Created a Water, Light and
Power Commission.


Austin, Texas, OotoBcr H. he governor
today sent = letter 20 tho sunert,tor,t.,,is
~ ,''''''"
dumb Institute and 20 fhe superintendent
Of rubiIr huildipcs AMI rrounds renncsttnc
,s,,,, a.. o,.,.,,,t,s 49,,
',''N' ~ ''@""'"' ~ ","'u 70 "r''ita'h
tho several State institutions here with
s,cic,.,,t ,,o-..r ,,, it,t,,..,,d 81, sh,,,,,
'""'''V"' P""N' ""u '3"'A "Nu "H ho"nu
ance N water.
The following charter amendments were
hled TODAY with tht sccretHrv OF atnfe. Tho
Kansas CITY Rice Irrigaflng Sugar ana Mill
ing company rs changing ~ name 10 thc
'rexas Star Irriugfing and Milling COMPANY.
Rosehud on ana Cotton comnanv iv ia.
rroasuc So capital stock from S15 600 10
100000
issue of ei0uq rltr Of I.snesstrr ,ratsr
works bonds
The ta1 rolls Of Dailas rounfv were re-,
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' Il cspssa.iend. Attorney at Law aod
omit Ns,dh agent. President Angc
S@llensl Bank. Lufkin. Texas
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BUSINESS FAIRLY ACTIVE.
DAY OF LARGE RECEIPTS.
Sesnty Supply Of EGGS in the Country
Elan Butter Hisher-erapes Pcnt-
ful and Decline.

Business was fairly active IN tho local
Wholesale market yesterday. The demand
while somewhat slockcned by the continued
warm weather covered the entire frul, and
produce list and the movement OF groceries
was fully up to an average.
The market IS stin heavily supplied with
cabbage and prices show weakness.
There were heavy receipts Of bananas
but the weakness In prices was very slight.
a decline Of iOdl5c has taken place on
canned peaches, both table and pie
varieties.
Prices on Elgln creamery butter went I
cent higher aud most Of the other grades
scored similar Increase.
The turkey situation was a shade weaker
on account Of heavy receipts apd indlier-
euce on the part Of buyers
There was some Improvement in tho
poultry situation and, although there was
q rather liberal supply on the market Che
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~ ~ sheen lewesl for ponies.
a. Skinner. Oppression,
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

demand WAS fully sustaining. especially on
the larger Sizes Hens scla at an advance
o. 2Sc and large frycrs brought best quoted
prlccs.
4 car 81 California grapes was unioaded
while good stock besides was received,
Prices werc lowered 25c PER crate aud aa
actlvc trade cnsued.
From Indications shown by adivccs from
the interior the country * sull scanuly
supplied with eggs. Tho Texas product
is bringing ipm 3oc In this local market and
Kansas aadf2Sc 1hc arniness that exists
az these prices IS Sufficient 10 cause many
dealers TO look Tor an advance. I'VE arc
now shipping eggs TO several nolnts that
usually ship TO MS at this time Of the year.
said prominent dealer yesterday, aud
sou can Judge FROM this as go the condition
Of supplies IN the country
Wpleu & Gray say OF raw sugar; As
long MS the receipts continue TO exceed the
requirements present conditions win con.
tluuc. aud inasnuCh MS the requirements
will shortly be reduced owing to the DC
creased dcinaud fnr rchued at the Atlantic
ports, q material Improvement M rtwS may
De delayed unless SoniC damage occurs 70
tho European beet crops, mono than IS cyl
stock iA principal countries on tue cych
date OF Scptruhcr I are only lust obtain
able and amount 90 ltiNlW loRs. .Which
Is smaller than was expected aud indicates
esther q hepyy increase iu actual consninp
dion or q large Invisible stock tn Germany,
Austria or France phe Invisible stotk IA
the United Kingdom rs not large, aud n
the United States It Is unusually small
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For SALE Restaurant doing good bust
either. Terry Hickman. Hico, Texas rs
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NEW YORK COTTON.
The Market Opened Steady, but Eased
OF and Closed lower.

The Market Opened Steady, but Eased
on and Closed Lower,
New York. October tt--Thc cotton mar
kct opened steady with prices 90 q
points higher ON bullish Liverpool cables
and runors that the coal strike had been
settled. The English market WAS up some
20 points when u rise Of only TO .
points had beeu expected. Tho better rul
ing OF the stock market seemed TO give
color TO the strike reports. The advance,
however. failed slgually TO enthuse the
speculative public and after room shorts
had covered. the whole market slowly
eased on under pressure Of long cotton
from commission houses and bear selling.
Working against the cables were que
weather reports from the entire belt and
au improvement ia the private crop re,
ports There were few orders 10 buy cot
ton from tho foreign contingent after the
selling orders The trade was quite Ger,
tain ia It's mind that the weather in the
south had been favorable to late cotton,
aud when the regular government report
made It's appearance AZ midday It showed
quite the conditions expected. The scalp
Ing element sold freely on the report ana
forced January on to sal. The rest Of the
list offered little resistance TO the selling
pressure, and while there We're sllgAt raj
Hes later IA the session on prodt-takiuc
by room traders, the market al best was
heavy and favored the bears. The close
was quiet. Win prices net = 10 4 poluts
lower Total sales were estimated ut 100
markets told Of less active demand and
some disposition on the part Of holders
to grant the concessions demanded by cX
pogters aud domestic spinuerS.
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WANrED-To purchase a whole or half M.
terest IN a good paying, frst-class saloon.
y z. Cnrvrr. Crowiry. Ia. IS
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Houston Texas October a. Liverpool
was unchanged Tor spot cotton today, but
recorded an advance ot point ON arrivals.
January February sold on drst call Of $50
10 A5l, advanced 10 4.64 then easod od
aud closed barely steady at $50 Nddrng
upands were quoted at iT6. As the carly
LIVERPOOL market showed considerable
strength New Serk made q gnin 0f to 6
points On initial sales. January snld on the
opening az S.Il to ST2, declined 10 S.bl, re-
acted TO SGi aud closed quiet nj S,6f. Spot
cotton was not disturbed Tho Southern
markets ne q rule were quiet aud lower 10
sell. Accommodating stocks 90 free offerings
In mo South al reduced prices constitute
The weakness n the market Yesterday
light frost WAS predicted Tor Oklahoma and
nidinn Territory, which led 20 Gear that
tho Texas crop mlght also he Visited rhis
feeling lent strength tn tho market on yes
tcrday's close. To-day however, either sta
uonnry temperature or warmer weather ~
predicted Tor the near future, and good
many Of yesterdays buyers sold out. For
the next two or three wecks we think TINT
values viii hinge entirely on the weather.
ON frost scare VIC viii have light advances
Should killing frost bc delayed two weeks
longer We don't see much help FOR the
market. H. y. Morris a Co.
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cofpus chdsti cuIIines.

Corpus Christi Texas, October fe,coln-
mel Henry waitefson. the well known jour.
naiist. rssayist and lecturer Of Louisville
Ky., viii arrive here next "Wednesday night
and on Thursday nixht he wiz speak 81
market hall on the life. career and death
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STRANGER Assaulted and Robbed.

Denton. Texas october IL. John Nc
Duney. butcher of Kansas city WAS Sc.
rously hurt By some unknown person, who
relieved him Of ST. on train on the Santa
Fc, IN this county. last night lie waa
picked UP unconscious from blows on the
head, near Justin, this morning
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Nento KlIIed il San JaeInte counly.

Cold Springs. TeEns October u News
has just been received here Of a killing az
Point Blank. about twelve miles north OF
mere. negro named Henry Mitchell WAS
shot by sam Wilson and bis brains We're
blown out No particulars.
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Nem York nrv annds.

New York October a. The market today
shows a firm tone IN al departments, but
no change IN the general character OF bust,
ness IN progress.
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ment Is in the city to look after the nliil.
tary companies that will be here during
the fair witch Opouod this morning lir
g. i. Foster whu has charge ~ thc nuncI-
Gus exhibits ihat viii be here for tho street
lNlr WrlNcd No thc lity gesterdAy.
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AZ MIIIIona of Molhnrs.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill.
dren teethinR soothes The child. softens no
gums reduces Inflammation. ailays pain,
cures Wind cole. 2oe bottle.
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Az HVNEST lOJNG NAN wants a posi-
ton as clerk IN O wholesale or retail
grocery store; has had three years cx
pcricnce and can furnish references Al
dress or call j. w W. 100 Main ST. 10
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loekhst Fair Under Way.
i,octhart Texas. oatoher 14,-Captaln L,
=. scker Of the adiutant generals depart
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Port Of Sabine.

Sabine. Texas October l4.--Arriyed: Tug
Della, with barge spindle TOP, FROM Siu.
clair; John l. Brady, with barge FIyton.
from Belle Isle.
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: INN. -----------------------'-.
SloRkEYs AT Law
CROCkE1- b TEXAS.
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DIsthet Averaaes.
stations temperature.

Note Maximum II Tor previous day; min.
immn Tor twenty four hours ending S a. IN.
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For SALE-Good saw mill in operation,
100000 feet timber nifty miles from
Houston: mill has large wagon trade;
two miles from railroad. Lock box I,
Stoneham, Texas. j.
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New Orleans, October NotNthstapd.
ing early Liverpool adylces were hardly up
to expectations our market opened to 3
points lower. but subsequently on Tho weak
ress which developed there tater, declined
5 to points About this time an Official
prediction Of Fight frost toulght In Central
and Eastern Tennessee. Northeastern Mis-
slssippi, Northern Alabama, Northwestern
Georgia. and the mountain district Of North
Caronuh was issLed, beiug Instrumental ~
checking the casiucss prevalent here Ihe
weekly weather report proved To be more
favorable than expected, rs all the states,
with the exception of Mississippi, reported
an Improvement ia the crop outlook Hud tue
prospects for the top crop Ia Texas arc
nntterlng ia scattered parts IN the horth'
ern section. While these features we're NOT
oncuurn cling, the assumption that the coal
money in New York caused o shgluy
steadler feeling near the close, making the
net loss only 8 points on the day
Light frost may matcrialize In exposed
sections of the Atlantic States, hut there
arc no Indications Of killing frost being
realized. llhe improvement OF the crol,
outlook throughout the South, as Indicated
by the weekly weather report, and the con.
tlnued apathy shown by spinners are not
conducive TO occasioning any enhancement
in values. However. the more cheerful
feeling Ina financial circles In New York,
and the possibility OF killing frost momen-
tarily making its appearance might cause
n further advance After reviewing the
situation 1t looks as II weather CONDITIONS
will regulate the market during tho nest
two or three weeks. II. & b. Beer.
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EDUCATIONAL.

STTF7S- Il T0TH0W select primary echooi
e . Tiii rcopen "Wednesday, October %, 20
nmited humber II pupils az 1911 tfaNIora
street between Iceland ana feASs, -
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S.---ssS711 cubic Yards of earth work
- cansl work. four miles west OF
H,.r wanted. wheeler teams a S3.7j
u Nv fopr mouths work. Apply on
"a w. $. Deery, Cotton Elk
~ bnildlng. Houston Texas. IL
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AGENTS WANTED.


EUREKA- Beaumont crude oil burner FOR
heofing stoves; this Is a practical burner
sample 81; agents wanted, Write y. o.
'cFoHs' ~ is
TWO HTsTLERS can secure permanent
employment ana good nay. Apply room
~ Mason building. -
;77,,5,S-777 WASTE money on fake hair tonicsi
nr. oxiey's Magnetic Combs the oniy
-. StTFsateea protection against scnlD
$1,000 and badness. sample 10 centsi
eecnts wanted. Dimoek MANUFACTURING
CO., Decatur. III -------Ale2
HUsTIERs WANTED-rhe International
,oan and Trust eomps-s oHets w.
attractive proposition 70 agents hussista
eiy Need Amply; good money Tor sooa
49, International Loan and Trust com.
ussy, Box 56T, 0range. Ie1as. -
ivTTTTTTN AZ. WiLSoN--ofnce 1Oa KAN
"h,iidipgs headquarters for Henston homes
IN monfhIy payment Or any otnef Dlan,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SITUATION WANTED-A competent but
= Inexperienced LADY stenoerapher ana
TYPEWRITER wants position as an assist
ant: willing TO work for small salary.
Address rypist this office. IL
A WIDOW with child years old de-
sires position as housekceper for widower
with small family. Address House
keeper Evergreen, san Jaclnto county.
Texas. II
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D. N. Wlsnefa Lettcr.

Houston, Texas october 4-AYerpOol fu-
lures today and IN fact Tor some time past
emphasize by their actions the opinion that
they are most decidedly inclined 70 follow
American markets. Liverpool spot market
continues very steady with prices an.
changed and good volume Of spot sales
each day
Conditions generally today and also sentl-
ment In the principal market centers was
bearlsh. but only served TO show that
much greater incentive IS necessary Al the
present level 70 depress prices tnan 70 ad.
vance them.
Receipts we're heavy but exports are keep
Ing pace With them. showing an excellent
demand Tor the real article. outsids buy.
Ing knpport a very meager, caused BY the
general belief that cotton must decline
during October.
The weekly weather report % today gave
favorable. growing conditions for the pAst
week and. while guardcdlF. ret quite
polntediy suggests the possibility Of top
crop. etc.
The coal strike sall continues, money TO-.
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a GOD country blacksmith and wood
worker and a very good carpenter: can
run and handle stationary engines: can
furnish trst-class recommendation:
WautS wor6, 4. A. Aldrldge (coloredi
B. Mumiofd, Twas. Ia
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n .ev reserves tho right, without
ih ~ IA reject any and all plans.
~ w.r.bitect whose plans are accepted
10 the supervision Of the construc-
y AZ huildtUg
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" ny ID 7 y u = TIWTNN anu UWrENs Nv
ply G. NJ. Blalocb, Gl5 Travis. IL
90 LIGHT suites furniture. 100 cooking
stoves, 100 refrlgeratorS. 2QO one aud two
burner gasoline stoves. VIII pay good
price, Thompson Supply House lilo
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WANTED Work Of any Kind by colored
boy eyed II years, Address 1891, this
Office. Ia
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FiRSI-CLASS shipping clerk and ho0E.
keeper desires position with oil company
or wholesale mercantlle house best ref
etences In State. 2p54. this Office lti
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I,gped. 10 guarantee contract and bond
N ner cent Of amount of bid. The
IN 4 reserved to reject any or all bids,
1 "a waive any formallty in the interest
IA trustees. u. !. Harlan, president
|snl 81 school trustees. 10
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~ ~ LOAN on Houston business OF
' y, property; one to ten years; al
M tl.s 4 Interest; monthly pay.
~ u desired; no delay In getting your
" Apply to n. l.. Mills, 2t6 Main
~ " ADDRESS 2. o. Box 500. II
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Z q . 'ps as 90 detail, apply 70
sa ,r,o chief of fire department.
a'"' O. l.. Holt, Mayor.
prrap. Secretary. Is
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caraIII 3 RIehardson'e Letter.

Houston. Texas October IA, Cotton
after a firm opening on better Liverpool
than expected ruled duh and e9sier with
little disposition on the part Of operators
to trade. Tho absence Of frost, aud clear,
bright weather was the bear feature, al.
though upon the posting of the forecast
which calls for light frost tonight in Cen
trnl and Fast Tennessee Northeastern Mis-
slssippi. Northeastern Alabama, Northwest.
EN- Georgia. and the mountain Districts ~
North Carolina, prices armed temporarily,
buf eased again toward the close.
Wall street clique brokers bought January
New York freely at the decline today.
again putting n premium o. II points over
March This crowd has been for the last
few DAYS milking the market 10y selling on
OH The advances and buying on the declines.
The coal strike seems Ear from settled, al
though rumors are constantly current that
something decisive will inc seen soon. Tho
New York stock market Is showing o.
healthier tone With money easier. can loans
Tho weekly bureau was construed by the
talent a. not quito SO bullsh.
Sentiment In the markets Is besrlsh on
the continued 6ne weather and froer
increment hut there h no pressure from
shorts 10 cell 10 fact, they seem willing
10 give the market support on the deprea-
sicns II Is believed that Mr.. Buston viii
reach New York from bis Southern trim on
noxf Monday. and then sir his views HIS
friends believe be Will be beatish aud make
Iqrerpool Is due 20 be points lower To-.
morrow. Carsill & Richardson.
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YOUNG BOY, IA years old, Wants poSlfIon.
Waul JOB In store or office; will work for
reasonable wages, Address 1858, this
OUltt. tF
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HIGHEST PRICES paid for CASTOR cloth:
Ing; send postal; VIII call. ii. Caplan.
70S Congress avenue. n
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NICE large upstairs room. bath aud good
table board, for gentlemen or couple
1905 Texas avenue ~
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TYPEWRITERs.

- ryprwaITER. littio used for sale
sa ebsa5 u N. Adams, l93 Rusk.
- -,-~TrxsTIrRFER rYPEwRTrBRs on
bLiS = ,.,srts: $40 cash ana IS pei
o,,,h III Responsible people or those wac
ss,rrs4h "a references. W. 4. Russell.
rsenerai s}:eni for Texas, ArkanaSs, Indiag
and oklAa oua 1efss''h y
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k6 ,S sna ttoFes At factory Tprices
fenrs move store 10 f2h5 Coirf
ttreet smith Furniture Co, 5'1
~
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TO BUY for cash. one or two lots Inn
proved or unlmproyed, In this district
between Mckinney Crawford. Hadley,
Milan. Address what You nave and price
TO +. q. box ". Il
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WANTED To BUY.

ONE 25-horse power return tubular boiler
must he In frstclass condition and cheap,
Sawyer Bros, Livingston, Texas a
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4 STU DENT Of The Massey BusiI,ess c7I
iege wishes position As sienograuher an,
typewriter; experience wanted more thar
lalge salary, Address 1894. thls office II
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s 4. OR EXCHANGE.

49, OR TRADE-1OO-acre farm
,hd lipm town. on MISSOURI. kau-
fenes Aas railroad; Hve.strand barled
Idve WITH house. barn and weiE
~, eses ~ cultivation. baiuuce
LAP. l02 1illi street AZ
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HIGHEsT CASH PRICE PAID FOR scrap
IRON, copper, brass, rubber bones, sacks,
beeswax, pecans ETC.; country shipments
speciality. Mayer Lipshitz Wholesale
dealer. 1901 Montgomery avenue, Hous.
~, 10
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NANIED-A hotel job ON porter aToTn,
store. Address l04 Hamilton street II
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

For SALE--Dr store unlncunbored: do.
ing a business Of SIS 10 S2a cash daily;
expenses small. =, o. Box 655. is
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EoRNEYS' DIRECTORY.

~ tr First
ne 4 II usttn.
''SA Cong. vss Avenue.
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WANTED-Three and ten miles relay rails;
prefer 30 ana b pounds quote compete
Immediate delivery al Hurleton, Texas.
Address Box 500. shreveport La 18