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The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-16
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bcOudiu culilu Ictututu uOuhc ucS'
day.
Mrs. Charles Winfrey is quite sick at
her home on Seward street.
&. X. Gripton Of Smith Center was q
Red Cloud visitor this week.
Charles Potter has had a new awning
placed on the front of his building,
Charley Fort OF Omaha came down
Wednesday for. a short visit with his
parents.
Charles Hickman OF Wymore was
attending to business matters in this
citv Tuesday.
Emanuel Fitz went to Baden Tues.
day to begin work on a house for Elias
Lockhart.
Last Sunday +. Newhouse killed a
b%ullsnake, measuring nearly six feet in
length, on his farm four miles north Of
town.
A. y. Mcclure and Elmer DE Long
Of McCook we're in the city Thursday
and participated in the Masonic init.
ations.
l.. M. Crabill is building an addition
to his house, q large kitchen, bath.
room, and otherwise improving the
, property.
Mrs. Clarence Kizer returned home
Tuesday from Hebron, Neb., where
she has been visiting with her parents
for some time.
Ernest Perry, eldest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Perry, formerly Of this
city, died at their home in Santa Anna,
Cal, on May Z, Of Brights disease.
> Robert +. French of Kearney, grand
custodian OF the Masonic order Of Neb.
: raska, came down yesterday to assist
the local lodge in comforting degrees.
John Barley moved the McMurray
house about ten feet north of where il
o has been standing. 1t will be put on a
new foundation and generally re.
paired.
Mother-Yes, one package makes
two quarts Of baby medicine. See di
> rections. There is nothing just as good
for babies and children as Rocky
n Mountain Tea. 80 cts. T.. l.. Getting
Jake Farris and wife, Fred Heating
n and Karl Helgesen Of Dakota county
this state, were attending court here
this week, they having been summoned
as witnesses in the Frank Heating case
Miss Elsie Rollison, who has beer
, visiting with Miss Emma Graves fol
some time, left Wednesday morning
for Shenandoah, Ia, where she viii
visit with an uncle for a short tim'
and then 60 to her home near st
Louis, Mo.
Miner Bros. have moved their worl
i. room upstairs in the new brick. Car
penters are at work putting in fixture
in the grocery department. They ex
10 pect to have their grocery stock move
before Decoration day. The Dom il
fine ne.
A. l.. Burton, one of the music teaci
ers at franklin Academy, in charge {
the string department, came down t
o. Red Cloud Wednesday to meet tn
> Thenty.second Regiment band, {
which he was a member during TIL
be Spanish American war.
y The w. X. c. initiated a new men
Der at the last meeting, after which r.
I'd freshments were served by Mrs. How
te ard and Mrs. Potter, assisted by Mi
Mabel Howard, the first course beir
100 water and toothpicks and the secon
course cake and cream Az enjoyab
time was had.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-05-16
THK CHIEF 81 per year.

THR CHIEF 81 per year.
l.. l.. Crouch of Blue Hill was in the
city Monday.
NJ. Levitt Of Guide Rock was in the
city Saturday.
Geo. f. Keller OF Juniata was in
the city this week.
S. M. Lildebrand of Blue Hill was in
the city this week.
Mrs. Willimore came down from
Blue Hill Tuesday.
b. +. Muntz has been quite sick at
his home this week.
j. W. c. Thierman Of Blue Hill was
in the city Monday.
j. X. Mcmahon of Campbell attended
court here this week.
Mrs. Maggie Kiper of Blue Hill was
/ in Red Cloud Tuesday.
J.C. Rose Of Rosemont was attend
ing court here this week.
]. G. Hartman Of Bladen was in the
city Monday of this week.
Frank Kiper Of Blue Hill was in the
, city the first of the week.
j. NJ. Raglan OF Hastings attended
court here the this week.
Mrs. +. +. Doud of Lebanon, Kan,
visited in Red Cloud Tuesday.
. Al. Hayes of Guide Rock was in
the city the fore part Of the week.
r I.B. Colvin Of Guide Rock was in
the city the fore part of the week.
r j. II. Smith was attending to bust.
ness matters in Riverton this week.
Florence Sawyer and Floyd Pitney
s of Inavale visited in Red Cloud Sun.
y day.
s. s. Crilley OF Riverton was trans
- acting business in the city last Sstur'
u day.
n G. r. Gripton OF Smith Ceutsr, Kan
q sas, was in the city Monday on bust
b ness.
' Sewing machines at reduced prices
at Taylor's, opposite Cuttings drui
store.
John Holverson of Blue Hill spen
the first few days of this week in Rec
IS Cloud
Cabinet photograph of yourself free
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paper.
Tickets for commencement may b.
secured at Grice's after Wednesday
r. May 81, 4 p. M.
,r DO not forget that Taylor has move'
ID his undertaking to the room opposit
te Cuttings drug store.
81 Go to Buffers for all kinds OF harnes
and hardware. All goods in both line
10 sold at a small margin.
~ j. p. A. BLACK OF Bloomington was /
~ the city the fore part Of the week ad
justing his political fences.
We
I'd Bring your news items to tn
r. CHIEF. We will be glad to print item
ut OF local and general interest.
G. +. Mcmahon and Ed. Mcmahon G
,;s Blue Hill were 10 the city this week !
attendance ut District court.
,r. Miss Marie M~oranville and Mis-
I'm Anna Tulleys have accepted position
,k. in Hadell's Cash Bargain House.
=" Charles s. Owen and H. 8. Aver
~ Franklin were made Royal Arch n,
~ sons yesterday afternoon in this city.
he Miss Lois Pope returned to her hon
in this city the first Of the week aft,
an extended visit in the eastern part
the state.
N. George Hadell and wife returne
NJ from McCook Monday morning 40
~ are again busy in Hadell's Cash Ba
10. gain House.
90, II. G. Rose, r. II. Allen, Aust
les Riley, w. b. Shirley, IL. Arends an
,ys l.. Rose of Rosemont were in the cit
ID. attending court this week IS witnesst
in the Frank keatiug ase
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WEEKS HAPPENINGS

CnOlCe mlllet ~ houS
Window curtains at Cuttings.
For sale bills call at this office.
Nate Plat spent Sunday in this city.
Seed corn! Seed corn! At Roby's.
G. w. Hutchison was in the city
Tuesday.
E.. L. Benton of Cowles was in Red
Cloud Monday.
Butler keeps the Boomer hog fence
Best on earth.
Fred Hungerford Of Riverton was a
Red Cloud visitor Tuesday.
Two or three good second hand bug
gies for sale.-F. N. RICHARDSON
George Ross and wife of Blue Hill
speut Sunday in this city with friends.
Charles Hogate of Blue Hill was at
tending district court in this.city lues-
day.
Fred Gund of Blue Hill was attend
ing court in this city the first OF the
week.
Special low price on white dishes
and white wash bowl aud pitcher al
The Fair.
H. Felker and family, who have been
visiting with A. U. Haley for some
time, left Monday for their home In
Toledo, o.
Mr.. James McClintock and WIFE,
from near Riverton, were in the city
\ Tue sdsy. Mr.. McClintock is an oio
resident and prosperous farmer OF
Franklin county.
We are now nicely located in our
new room in the Potter building
where we will be pleased to welcome
all our old customers as we'll as lots OF
new ones.-The Fair.
Last Saturday the baseball team from
Reach, Kan, came over to feo Oiouo
and "put the "tixin's" on u boys 10
the tune of l3 to 10. A return game
will probably soon be played at keach
I'D. Schlosser, father of Rev. Mr.
Schlosser, pastor of the baptist churei
of this city, returned to his home II
Marion, S. D., the first OF the weeh
after having visited with his sons IL
this county a short time.
Tuesday evening at the Hotel koya
the NJ. f. O's gave Il banquet in mono
of the p. E. Ors. After the banque
the remainder of the evening wa
spent in playing games. An enloyaoi'
. evening was reported by all present
Mike Finkenbinder, who lives Jus
west of this city, is getting quite a rep
citation AS a weather prophet haVih'
soretold some three months ago ina
there would be a rain on elther th
18th or 18th of May. He says we VII
have plenty of rain from now on an
that we will have a good corn Gro
here his year. May his prophecies D
fulfilled.
2 Last Thursday evening Mr.. and MR.
d.. Myers entertained the member
of the Home Art Club and their hu'
hands in a very delightful way
room in the basement OF the Myei
home has recently been fitted up IN IN
most approved style as a billiard ROOF
and the club was invited Tor the pu'
pose of dedicating it. The house wa
decorated in cut flo wers, carnat'oI
and roses. The bay window IN IN
Fl, billiard room was full OF oloomin
plants. Various anusements were u
aasNd in during the evening A dam
course supper was served on m
tables with a carnation at each plat
The party broke up in the wee sm
hours of the morning, aud as the CUES
departed each thanked Mr.. n MIR
Myers for the j%olliest time the Hon
Art members have ever had
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Fifth Court of Appeals.

Dallas, Texas. April 19-Proceedingg had
In the court Of civil appeals, FlftS- district
p, Affirmed: w, A, Kirkpatrick ct al Y.
Iarlton Jordan & T3rltun from am or19
Y Missouri, Kansas and TeXas RoiIrgat
Coo"mPahE vs. j, c. Denton. from Ciraysop
Reversed and remanded: w. II. Tsv,or Of
S{ US, w W.. Sturgls from Hin couptv.
honston and Texas Central Railway Com,
p%u' vs., w. y HolllneSworth, from GRAY
G I5d COUNTY, =; {. Burke VS. Holmes &
Harcln. from Bowie county.
% HHtiohs disposed Of; Texas and Pacific
hallWay Company VS.. W. F. Parker rev
wing " oNerIuled; Texas and Pacific Rail
99yerruled j, F, Faulkenburg ef al yS W.
= Nells et al, reheariug overruled stis
sour, Kansas and Texas Railway Comp5nv
VS.. a {. Williams rebearinp o,,cr,iPIi III
j, c. Moore VS. MolIje Nioore' uneII uied
oYerfuled; same case certify 10 e i,+t. ~,
court oyerruled; Ward Roper 81 al upveRe
To- % a3 ct al, to advance granted.
T., rutherford, reheariug. overri3ioG vs. H.
Eases submitted: Texas and Psc}Sc p.u
VA ny W. w. G. Funderburg srorn
sou, Ltanul county. j. G. Moore vs Nj
sourl' Kansas and Texas Railv,Sv c., MS
from Hrayson county: Mary TarsoV 'iipa ~
IL ii murray from Bowie county. Contt -. 4
flre Association VS. Paris Croco- VEEtiuentAl
tnr @t, ''onl hed River county; NJ. p Tj,S
n LESSON vs. Eilis County, from Ellis co,,nf,
Oak Cln Sewerage Companv vs o3un
mHtsis' from Dallas county 30 l. H.
NJ, uses set Tor May 2: Vince Rractt,.
CapbIe n =. ~ from Hlll county; j. T.
sraIs TT NJ vs. Victoria Worsb,m % -
from I'LL county: Mark Iatimor'ui ~ 81
y, y hershner ct Az from TIit ny vs.
HSiH,tiawestern Life Association ys NJ.
Sontb vos,a,r,ih from Hill county; ST. fouie
~ Western Railway Company We Nuns
=. fhllhps, from GravsOn ro,,nt ~ Mary
J n%us5s ana Texas Railway C'6mnaa,,,,s w y
"'"" '"od' from Collin county. vs.
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SssassAssassossossseesessss'
Y.M.C.A.CONFERENCE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The student conferences which are held
in different parts Of the country during the
summer vacation constitute one OF the
most influential means of promoting ear
nest Christian living and active organized
Christian work among the students Of the
institutions OF higher learning throughout
the length and breadth Of the land The
FIRST of these meetings was held sixteen
years ago at Mount Hermon, Mass, upon
the invitation Of Mr. D. L. Moody aud
since then the number has grown to four,
with total attendance last year OF over
14uO college men. These conferences are
conducted under the auspices OF the stu.
dent department Of the International COM
mittee and are an important agency in pro
noting its work.
The Southern conference will he held in
Asheville, \. c., June IA to %. The Ashe-
vile school for boys has placed its beau.
tful buildings and extensive grounds at
the disposal of the conference Each morn
ing addresses will be given to strengthen
the convictions of the students and TO deep
en- their spiritual life. Among the spea<R-i
will be Mr.. Robert Il Speer secretary Of
the Presbyterian board Of foreign missions,
Rev William Il Mcdowell. 4. u, sec.
rotary Of the Methodist board Of education;
Rev John Timothy Stone OF the Brown
Memorial church. Baltimore, and Rev. X.
g. Pearson. D D., Of Asheville, n. G..
Each day normal Bible classes will be
leaders Of Bible classes or groups IN their
institutions Professor Edward l. BOs-
worth Of Oberln college will lead course
IN Studies in the Teaching Of Jesus and
His ApoStles;' Mr.. Charles T. Park, Ir,
Will lead a course for preparatory school
students in The Life and Works Of Jesus
According to Mark, while special training
In individual Christian work viii be given
by Mr.. Don q Shelton Of Now York
through studying Gods Methods of Train.
Ing Workers
A missionary institute will he conducted
each morning by secretaries Of the student
volunteer movement for foreign missions
for instructing in the promotion Of mission
duty missionary giving and other mission
aiy activities among students. At sunset,
ont al doors, at daily meeting the vari-
GUS Christian callings needing the service
Of college men are presented by men who
are able to speak out of experience As
result many men have decided TO spend
their lives on the mission held. In the
Christian ministry and In other Christian
callings The afternoons are given to ath.
letics mountain climbing and to Other
forms of recreation.
a rate Of one fare for the round trip has
been granted on all the Southern railway
lines, and II is expected that between sixty
and seventy institutions will be represented
by delegates. The ARRANGEMENTS for the
conference are In the hands of Il. p An
dersen, secretary If the student department
Of the international committee Of Young
Mems Christian associations g West Twen.
ty-ninth street, New York city.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

WALLIS LE.-lhe Trinity IS on q rise
ana considerable hardwood timber Is com.
Ing down for the mill here
70 RoCKDALE.-Camp Sam Davis. United
confederate veterans. viii attend the Dial
las reunion In a body
BRN AN.-4Alr. George jenkins developed
symptoms N hydrophohla and has been
taEen 10 the PaStenr institute at Chicago
., CROCKEIT .-EYaugelist Freeman Of
fist church
-, EAGLE LAKE. Manager Crutchner Of
Ine llSe pasture recently killed a female
WoI sud captured o litter OF eleven nuns
which he brought to town and sold at so
cents each.
~, LAREDO The supplies recently sent to
mis- point from different parts of the state
Tor the people Of Zapata county have bqen
forwarded TO the proper parties
.o ao,LLio.iRE.Sy,lL,ILE.-The Presbyterians have
decided 10 build a brick church, work ON
"hlch is 10 begin about June l.
BORNE 49, The committe having in
caatse arrangements for tine celebration
OF the senli-centennia of the founding of
boerne are now at work
SEGUIN.--The West Texas presbytery is
now In session here with a number of min.
listers In attendance
DALE.-A bonus has been offered a San
tA n manufacturing company to locate
l,s pant here as IT intends to remove to
some small town.
- ~ 1 = NUMBER or Houston Ma
sous came here and conferred the third
uesree on several candidates
ALENANpER.-The unknown man killed
1y train near here is believed 10 be
George Garner If so, he has a married
udushter at Goldthwaite
FORT WORTH There are rumors Of a
renewal OF the labor troubles Nav / when
demands VIII he made by the building
, LULING A mass meeting WINS held at
Lhe Methodist church for the nurnose Of
ton P''uip''i"n elec'
san ,ANIoNIO.-A contract has been
awarded for the erection of a Jewish syna.
sosue IN san Antonio on the site of the
pIesent place OF worship, the new building
SAN ANTONIO The CITY National bank
1aa purchased thirty feet Of ground on
tso9tiHerGe street paying $500 per front
Ing F'''VVo Dunk bulla-
.1,,,l,
,RAWFORD- in this section are
az out OF their banks
CRAWFORD Two experienced lime men
are mere from Austin prospecting with a
we" 20 establishing Kiln near this place.
GQNZALES.-Th commissioners have
purchased farm to be used for the keep.
ing Of paupers. avg
NACOGBOCHES.-Th old stone fort has
40" peen entirely demolished The stones
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have been stored, properly nuHls
use If the ladies VINO have the j
charge decide to reconstruct Il
SIEPHENvILLE. The entire 4,
John Tarleton college has been !
for the ensuing term with Z, E. B
as president.
SUPERINTENDENT sscArs
been admitted to ball in 5000 % Y
Of murder In connection with IL
of VIII Ewing
CLEVELAND.-The safe Of +
len was blown and sl.T5 secult
burglars.
TIMPSON-Two horses driven
Hughes were struck by 8 fallias
both were killed.
JACKSONVILLE. Two groctly
linery and one drug store have pei
here in the past week
BRADY Cattle are daily ncT'
the trail In large numbers
MINEOLA Camp Wood Count
u. C. v. has received about ~
gray uniforms ordered by nenlsa
camp. About 300 or 400 eI-tcl,A
will attend the Dallas reunlon z
county
GRANDyIEW. AT the spetsl,
incorporation carried by no 70 4
BARSTOW Mr.. Max Alaa'
prominent cattlemaD Of Peeos W, |.
from his horse and very seflo9ss Il
has been unconscious ever ~.
dent and grave fears are enlsin
his reCoYerY.
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CASH paid for distributing circulars; send
stamp. American Distributor, Kansas
City. No
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W, L. HALL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WHARTON, TEXAS.
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YOUNG Man Found Deal

Nacogdoches, Texas, April
CLARK, a young man raised neis, :.
dead in the room of bis hrst e'a I
liam Taylor, this morning soos. /
clark and Taylor went TO ~ ~
about 10 o'clock last night % Y.
Tor awske about S o'clock I. ~ WI
hnding Clark dead WIN s ~ ID
floor ana his feet ON the us n. ~
no ldea when he died .oIntl,r
rigid and showed that nss II
c,,rred several hours before, .,,a m
ton Of the corpse by the , eSays
tending physicians to oanses
death was from natural cA
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Caesar Conauered amir,

NM MalaTa Vas conquered his Slmmons,
I Llyet Further ltin boxl Protected from,
pleNion, cures constipation ai5s ~ 'pn
reefs action Of the liver. aus ana cor
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Her Sons life Saved BY oN's \,
- cLolera ard plsIhosa \.

Colo, Cholera and p'sr.S
"A neighbor ran in WI WIN "a }
chamberlain's Collie cholels MA n
Remedy when my son ,'Ias, ' y I
severe cramps and was sl w., n
hope by my regular pns' ,nsr d,
high in his profession, ANY, 4. ~
Ing three doses Of ~ ny satirsli
sciousness and recovered Ne Nh Nj
twenty.four hours say I'M, y
=, Mount Crawford, Va ~
for sale by all druggists,
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hereby announce as a candidate for
reelection as county clerk OF Harris coun.
ty, subject TO the action Of the democratic
priuaries ed f. Dupree.
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I hereby announce as q candidate for
Justice Of the peace precinct No. J subject
10 action Of the democratic primaries.
j. r. Marmiou.
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For County Clerk.

The Post is authorized to announce A. /.
Conway as a candidate for county clerk
subject 70 the action of the democratic pri-
maries.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For District Judoe.

! hereby announce SIS a candidate for the
office OF Judge OF the Flfty-hfth district
court Of Harris county, subject TO action OF
democratic primaries.
]. C. Baldwin.
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ss Sse i concerts a. Auditorium Tps..
ASTrsa seats for sals Al CAPITOL Ph,rm.ssss'
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The Post Is authorized to announce W
p. Hamblen as candidate for Judge of the
Fifty NTH judicial district OF Harris coun-
ty subject to action of democratic prima-
ries.
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fWANTED--Good, reliable. frst-class sales
men To travel and work the consumer;
ommended Address c. a. Byrd, Beau
mont Texas 3
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FIVE good statesmen Salary Monday; zee
me at Burnett hotel from Z TO 8 o. m,
n " Childers. ~
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ONE old colored man and one colored
boy. Diamond Dental Co., 6o21s Main.
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TX7HAT DO
wv YOU WANT
HELP WANTED.

ONE bushelman, two pantsmakers; one hoy
apprentice. Lindow Tailoring Co., 904
Congress. 20
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WANTED-Clothlng statesmen TO open and
operate sales agencies for America q
greatest tailors exclusive rights given:
ties; wooleps in the piece FOR display pur-
poses supplied II required; samples fur
nished free; also advertising matter and
stationary; number Of our sales agents
are making from $1,000 to $500 per year;
write for terms aud full information
Address Agency Department c, lock box
Sos Chicago
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FAITHFUL, energetic man to take charge
business, local oface and stock rooms
tablisbad 0fteen wears having besyyr
financial responsibility; Office work Who'll.
ly no soliciting Salary 1925 month; ex-
ira commission. Must be we'll recon-
mended and furnish $1,000 to 1920 cash
to carry stock ~ St Paul Building
Cincinnati. OHIO.
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HOTELS, SUMMER RESORTS

HOTEL, Bandera, Texas
Open for summer; hunting and fishing IA.
cilities; telephone connections; mountain
and river drives. S-l4
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FLOOD-BLOODbD FOX TERRIERS for
sale 2UO2 Rusk avenue. -
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LEARN Telegraphy and Station Work at
tho NEST thorough. practical training
school In America; Incorporated under
the laws OF Texas for nifty years; been
Ia continued session under same man
asemeut nfteen years, operates main com.
merclal wire situation 70 graduates or
tuition refunded send for prospectus
Dallas Telegraph College, Dallas. Texas.
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WINlFD-Good blacksmith, sober and re
liable; good wages TO right party. Apply
s., A. Robertson, Orange. Texas "a
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nne Holstep cows fresh baby calves,
cheap. Yoakum s Co.. westheimer farm
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WANrbD--Catte and horses to pasture
tine grass and water. Apply $40 Bowling,
phone lOO1-4. ri
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GOOD WAGES-Iow 10 earn good wares
while preparing for higher profession.
See or write VIM, M, Delany, 20l Moore
Burnett building 20
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WANTED Horses and cattle for pasture,
close TO city, good grass, fresh water
daily Enquire W. j. Williamson, Pres
ton and Main 20