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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-07-03

When the editor of this paper was a
school boy in Ellington, Karnett
county, it was treat and a pleasure to
listen to the learned conversation CT
Mr.. r. C. Belden, "Bob Be!den," as
they familiarly called him. He was o
fine Greek scholar and his learning was
the admiration OF the school boys
He is still ginning example OF the
power and usefulness of an educated
man, as the followin. from the News
aud Observer indicates
1--WE have the oldest tax-llster In
North Carolina in the person OF Mr..
r. G. BeIdon, OF Johnsonvi,Ie township
said Mr.. Neill A. Smith, Of Harnett.
HE was educated at Harvard and is
one of the most competent tax-listers
III the State. He is a man OF fine
sense, we'll posted, aud old as he is his
memory is clear and he is one Of the
most interprising men / have ever
known"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-07-03

Sometimes a good deal is said in the
papers about stock and hogs running
at large unlawiully, but seldom does
one see chickens mentioned in such
connection. The Statesville Landmark
m skes observation as follows which
was reprinted by the Greenvil'e Re-
hector:
"There is much complaint in town
about chickens running at large.
Folks who allow their chickens tt
trespass on their neighbors have hD
right to complain il the chickens
should be killed aud this is tie quick
est way to dispose of the trouble, get a
shot gun and turn loose. Under the
law chickens have no more right t.
run at large than cattle, hogs CT
horses"
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MJaFolk & CAROLINA Pr.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
Dated Jan. l3,h, 1893.

Ar. Lv.
6 35 II 80 Rocky Mount l 81 617
p. M. p. NJ. p. NJ. A. M.
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Cotton 81
|hange al
|Otton Ana
G eIecutlti
| Ia colls;,
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OIL STOCKS CONTINUE ACTIVE
ORDERS WERE ABUNDANT.
SEVERAL ADVANCES MADE,
Victor New and Becky Sharp Went
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Mer-
chants and Mechanics Active.

The session of The oil and stock exchange
vsst,rdor ,as 'ra,nor -. A., ~
s'''""s vas iaNnel 'enious AZ uis'' out
seen that the brokers were slmpty DELAYING
.trodos ,,r, ~ 49, ,,.t..t., ,,,.
~" Wv "Vre " '"'alu'"e "e'''I
prices for orders were abundant and al
vanceS frequently did not prevent the Sc
curities cbancipg t,,as
pechN sharp progressed and the onor'ngs
at Sisc could not he too plentiful for the
demand. 3i.c was theu maid ,or y,od In;
". 'he S'ooA aIu 90 ior Il lnlllen quantlN'
the asking price was not afterward below
VIE, -, -, ~ -, .,,
'' Wv" i'""' 'u' ''oS' N"'""'o $50
placed this stock along with the heaviest
Sellers an tbc bo,rd rho srst nurchosos
, .,,, 80,
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HalletsVille Locals.

Halletsvlle, Texas. February 20.--com-
maader J.. Townsend Of James Walker
camp, United Confederate Veterans, has
called a meeting for the second Saturday
In March for the purpose Of selecting dele
gates TO the Dallas reunion, and also for
the purpose Of arranging for their annual
dinner
Commissioners court adjourned for the
terra today Two hundred ana thiriy-two
road oYerseers were appointed.
HalletsYille now has Progressive
Domino club with DR.. a. A. Ledbetter as
president and ~ y. Seymour secretary
Superintendent Guenther OF the county
schools Is arranging for district teachers
institute 10 be held in Monton, March Z
ANA s.
The Houston Post list 81 Confederate
pensioners not reporting 20 the comptroller
aers and II was asopitained thar Al least
three of the I'VE reported for Lavaca coun.
~ ars dead.
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A DAY IN THE RICE MARKETS.
NO CHANGES NOTED
IN THE LOCAL TRADE,
Fancy Grades Of Honduras and Domestic
Japan in Small Supply in the
General Market.

Yesterdays rice market developed noth
ing ont Of the line which has recon ~
characterized the trade The absorption
O. clean goes ON with tho same stcadiuess
mud many requests arrive from 5dricuS
quarters showing the favor IN which she
Houston product Is held The general con
ditlous are outlined In The following report
of the New Yorl, market for Monday last;
Fancy grades OF Honduras and domestic
Japan were in small supply In both the
local aud southern markets, and with deal
crs showing a fair amount of Interest Tn
these grades prices were firm. Offerings
Of medium grades continued fairly tuli,
but as The consuming trade WAS a steady
buyer Of such supplies as We're needed To
meet current wants there were no o1ces.
sivc Accommodations In sellers hands and
prices held steady. The market for eN
port grades. however. continued 70 drag
aud adylces received from Porto Rico give
no mtimations Of an Improvement IN the
demand In The near future, European ad,
vices reported steady to firm markets ana
locally there was a small Jobblng business
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mISTON WHOLESALE MARKET

duction In the duties on her products. there
Is no doubt that cane paintings will be In
creased this spring and that this increase
will go toward filling nm the increasing
consumption Ia the United states. ON the
other hand, there Is general belief that
European beet sowlngs will be reduced this
spring. hut II Is still impossible TO forctell
TO what extent. M business has been done
~ new crop Javas Egyptians or Mauri
thus SO far this season Mauritius syrung
are having large demand In United King
dom, where 5000 tons have already been
sold Brnzils too. arc finding their way 10
United Kingdom where there Is moro dc
mand Tor cane sugars, owing To The ex-
pectatlon OF an Increase In tho duties The
Cuban market has been somewhat In.
huenced NY the conditions here hut It Is
stil difficult TO buy there at ANYTHING un.
der the equivalent Of ll.l6c for prompt
shipment, The tonnage SO far engaged
shows that worry little business has been
done this week.
The Williams 6 Flash company Of New
York write concerning cotton seed prod
ucts;
II we were to conhue our market report
today to the statement. The same ycSter
day, today and tomorrow" It would cover
the situation as well ms ANYTHING We could
write the market being practically un-
changed in its basic situation. The Of
| terngS are comparatively small and the
demand continues equally sn. As regards
refined oil there is still no export demand
for this and 1t * only the fact that the
| bulk Of this oil is in the hands OF the two
| principal companies twho do not press 1t
| for salcl that keeps quotations steady. and
| their sales are confined to purchases by a
! few shorts. on to some speculative buyers
| for future delivery.
| AS regards crude. this is also offered in
/ a small way. There is just enough buy
/ ing to take up the daily offerings without
! Increasing the price, and at the same time
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H, & 3. Beers Cotton Letter.

iepeclai 10 ne IoAlsl
New Orleans. February ~ Notwlth-
standing Liverpool adyices we're discoursg-
ing our market opened only , 70 ie-rer,
adydpced later on outside buying in, sym
patty with the March manipulation going
on In New York, and eased on near the
CLOSE on reallzing making the net gain
TO 2 points on the day.
The Bombay receipts for the week were
lGs COO against 81 ,O00 last year, aggregat
Ing from September ! to date llSl,O01
against sT3O0o last year, an increase o.
sos t0r
Post receipts Tor the six DAYS are $500
a. EXCESS of last Eear AM he interior
movement continues on m Increasing scale
Statistlcally the situation grows weaker
daily, while sentiment in favor o. the ar
tic!e seems as enthusiastic as ever owing
10 the hrmness Of values which are main
fained by maniBuatlYe tactics ia New
York Opionlons under these conditions
ara worthless for the moment yet eventual.
~ the legitimate features OF supply and
II b. Beer.
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Nacogdoches, Texas, February 0~The
GA stone forl is now deserted mud, being
situated ms it is on the northeast corner
of the public square, presents sad an
pcurauae
The ladies' Of tho Cum CoucIio club who
are row The oNnrrz OF this old building.
100 ycry grateful IN ihr patriotic l1dirs
If Houston composing the different clubs
of thai rity for their Interest and assist
auce IN removing the old fort 60 il5 urN
Site and honr thai lnauv pi them VIII
attnnd the ontrr liamcnt 10 he given on
utxt Friday eycning in Tho old Stone fort.
witch viii he tho last gathering or cocN
nancy on Its present site.
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Following were the rullng priccs'
The New Orleans Market.

NSnttlAl 10 rue toNi'
New Orleans, February ~. There was a
somewhat better business in rough rice
today and offerings, especially OF top
grades Honduras, were we'll absorbed. Ia
ian lines were uiiei hut steady. Prices
showed no Guonhle change. There WAS
quite an active volume OF trading Ia clean
rice with the demand Tor high grades
brisk The slackeuiug m the demand from
Porto Rico has tended toward a quiet de
mund for low grades RecclntS 25ol sacks
ur rough aud $40 pocket- of clean sales
1880 pockets of clean and 22SI sack, ot
rough, of which tH3i sucks were Honduras
Ind 353 sacks Of domestic Japan
Clean rice firm ON Nonduras aud quiet ou
Japan head 5Ujatc. stctlEhts 3llWilc,
screenings 2AU2Nc. No ~ lAml's. japan
head 2iS033, With actual sales at 2d3isr
Rough rice, honduras steady at S2OOH
40; domestic lup0n Quiet Ht $2.25a3. -,
with actual sulrs Of Honduras at 81 iOd
$50 aud domestic Japan Jt S2.ahp g. 50.
Rice polish So 5nu230p pee ton from mills,
rice bran 7.5oQlso0 per ton
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bull movement was at an end and that
receipts will continue large from TINS Out.
fl was seen that cNpor, clenraures were
very large. several thousand bales In cN
cess Of port receipts. thus causing q fur
thor reduction in port stocks Again, IN
terror town stocks had to make good a
shortage Of some 700 bales between lergptS
and shipments. The Southern spot markets
failed to reflect tho slightest weakness
MAY touched $40 on the FIRST downturn aud
then followed an uneventual iuN course
untl the early afternoon, when shorts snd-
denly became frightened by reports thot
export clcurunccS would continue In TAR
overtop port receipts. The market was
ana from &C May shot up to 500 IN
about as many minutes MS thXo was points
advance ProGt-taklug by ring longs later
caused partial reaction. but at tue close
the market was steady and net unchanged
ia 4 uolnt4 higher.
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Hal cOuNTY NEWS.
Farmers Who Have Made Big Crops ano
Sold Them.

Farmers Who Have Made Big Crops and
Sold Them.
Memphis, Texas, February ls.Th4 First
National bank Of this place paid a check
some days since for Slsa TO NJ y. ForGy.
which was the net proceeds of four and a
hair acres Of sorghum seed or something
over $40 per acre Mr. Forgy retained the
stalks for feeding 20 his stock.
Mr !; F. ,ConeE, living put q few, miles
from memphis, pas picked ma sola eign'
Alr w p Dial Of near Newlin, this conn.
~ sold $500 worth Of sorghum from q
volunteer patch. on which he did no work
whatever except to gather and market n.
The bank Of this place has s95,0O0 de-
posits, belonging mostly 20 Hall county
stock farmers and merchanle.
The farmers are paying their land notes
In full rather than pay per cent Interest
on the four ana hYe'year deferred pay
ments
A. fruit growing country this Is a sue
cess The writer. who was raised In the
hiark land helt Of Gravson county, never
saw nuer peaches as 10 favor or size.
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New YORK. Dry Goods.

New York, February 20. There was more
demand for cotton goods generally at first
hands today and business with iohhers was
lively, large number OF buyers being In
town Prices Of staple cottons were mn
changed. Prints sold at tho recent adj
vance GinghamS were hard 10 buy. Print
cloths were firm hut quiet, Cotton Innings
wore very hrm.
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New York Cotton.

New York February 20 The cotton
market opened easy with prices 10 :
polnts lower and continued to decline later
under active selling 81 long cotton and
vigorous bear pressure, all induced y
weakness IN the Liverpool market and by
larger receipts at the ports than looked
for. The bear element centended that the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21

Dickinson. Texas February 20 Mr. Den
MS Cologne Of this place shipped today
the Grst crate If Strawberries, twenty four
full quarts Of the Excelsior variety. This
Is earlier than last season by about two
weeks.
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WEAK MEN-Are you nervous, fretful
aud gloomy Is your sleep brokenf HAZE
your bodyg Is your hack weak and pain,
fulg Have you lost the Yigor Of youth
Are sou Rheumatic and Goutyf Have yon
ysricoceleY These are all The result III the
waste of vital furee The gentle strpan Of
Electricity f0m DR.. Mcianghlin's Electric
Belt going into the nerves aud weak parts
for hours every hight soon replaces All the
n cures permanently Ia every case, write
Today FOR my beautiful So.page book ~ Is
semi free. sealed. and Is fun 81 trurhs fof
uenk men. Address
DIR. NJ A. M'LAEGHLIN,
40T Linz Building, Dallas, Texas,
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WIRE NAILS S2.95 base per beg;
ptRRED WIRE-Galvanized, Gidden,
81 So per ZOE lbs; galvanized Baker $3.50
ner 100 lbs.
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A .YOTNG GIRL would Ike a position %
asklsi Ia light house work 90 small
fpmilg not afraid Of wotk Address Il.
q box 2N3 Brouhanl. Texas. ~
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YOUNG MAN with experience wants posl-
ton in general merchandise or hardware
store; bank reference; speaks German
and English. Address 54fls this oniee ~
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TYPEWRITERS.

VISIBLE fonch typewrIiing Gu the ''Biiek,
No. Q S35: No. z. $50; COCO in usss
special holiday prices for cash, W. q.
Russell. general agent, Dallas. Texas. q
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WANTED Plain sewing 20 do at homei
Mrs Saillc H. Robinson, Wife Of the
hind urwsman. 2Tl7 Odh avenue %
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gle: epoak English, German, four years
experience Address Box 1856, Noakum.
'rpyaS ~
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SITUArIoMs- FEMALE,

COMPFTENT LADY stenographer desires
position; references Address slDf THIS
office. -
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and experienced lady stelo-
Grapher desires permanent position Eit9
good firm I'll the city. Address NO. 42ei;
this Office. ~
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POSITION WANTED AS clerk or collec-
tor ny experienced young man; can ps,e
typewriter hest Of recommendations sal
Fl
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bMgIna11 =, r wr,1HFp
s,,,,er With Prices Around
:s''0n Scarce and Advancing.
othe- Notes.

n, s..,n extremely quiet day in
s.,s market. The cold weather
fai'sN r,lons Of the trade down
al b iAe p,f I'D. the shortage in stocks
~ ~ ln, asdltles prevented the filing
Hal .-aers that might otnetwi'e nav
vuA ,,o freer movement
'flts continue light, and the rul-
co. h ;ioeAs strong in view of the
, Tens r,rclty Of the article
holdlpg up at quoted prices,
& chi ~ ~ dsalcrs anticipate an upward
nom the effects Ola freeze'
,..naes are very firm, and
s sr ,oenty sell at an adv9nrf Of -'e'
1s'l u. sesasliy sfc also very imlted'
AS ss IN /, received in the trade, but a
ust s's'' ~ w. entity will not likely he on
n several days to meet inc o'uV' :
. cn MycEs
! WI ,.r.aon was even hrmer than
.,ans dsy. While larger re
,rcraa( p'" nvoyogc came in. the wealth
q lid sipsa ~ fused fear as TO future ship
ange 19e'sa s1ork was absorbed readily,
,as .a,ss Gales occurred on Il Z1' pasls'
AZ ~, y. M reported at 24e'
100 Il. / Mcehau & Co. Of Baltimore
canned goods A..
Nv tomatoes again monopollzed the
:kT M In this market during lhe 81
~ Frsa Conditions governing the M T.
r., l Unchanged the outlook con
~ Oh sI Iasv strong in an directions. Inc
2 vi ID y 'damand this week caused nm
OIL stodi ~ !, SiIc dozens, In both spot and
conai ~ ,brce mound standards, and the
MONEY .nsed today with an upward lend
! IAtet ~ demand seeming 10 increase,
IeileIsac M,n decrease, al he advanced
"a biia All The recent developments are
arertlon OF higher prices
eis n,rket for spot goods Is dull. ano
4, y NE usual small iobbing orders
rss lttle doing. Everything on inc
,'.s0ting tomatoes is at standsttl
XIV surface there doesn't secm tC
n prro !, sood reason for a decline In any
sNs0 4 tnDed goods and no ono here an
". snv reaction from tho present
J Tbe light stocks Of some lines helC
{, sogd cause an advance in the price
h,n under ordinary circumstances
MTG Nk for an improving market during
halce Of the season.
3unEow. MacDougall & Co. say o.
otton q I, should Cuba secure an early re
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WANTED -Sitnatlhn, by coEofed girl, 10
do house work or nurse good references;
Annly 10 nNn SanInier street. y
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S1.75; Spear Alaska, St15; Toy, Columbia
River 81 %; Blue Bell Columbia River,
Doc: Violet brand $50. CarnHtiun brand,
Fancy Red Alaska, SL35dl40; Pink Alas
ka. S1.1O
. sARDINEs,-American quarters, S3o3q
3.TJ; mustard. So lOQ32o: imported Gil
lctte grade, quarters Sl2 so, fancy sprats,
quarters SS.OOQ 1000. according to grade.
STARCH standard goods; Pearl In 40
bulk, 4&@5c; Nickel. 100 packages per
box. So 10G3.15; corn starch, 5%c per ID,
90 and 40-lh boxes.
SUGAR--Quotatlons are for small lots;
special rates are given on carond orders.
Standard graduated, DC; cubes and pow
dered. 53sc; Louisiana yellow clarified and
fancy, 4c; choice, 3s4@35sc
PRODUCE.
EsWAX-PrIme Texas, 22a23c per
BEANS Imported navy beans, 4ls@49sc;
Bayou &C.: English dried. 3Ac; pink, &c;
California navy, 4&a4lar: Snaps, S1,o0 per
bushel; wax; $50 per bushel; California
Limas, jl4M6c.
BUTTER Blue Star. 22a23c; dairy, 10c;
Elgin creamery, 29030c; Texas bricks, t5G1
19c. Oleomarganne- Lincoln solids, l2l9c;
Lincoln prints. 13l2c; Daisy solids, 16dl7c;
prints, lsc; Monkeys special, 1sci CRYSTAL
special loo: special Blue Star. Use; Elgin
dairy bricks, 2Oc; Ideal, 11l3c; Purity
creamery 20 =, and 8o,lb tubs ri III Up
country butter, in pals, l0M20c.
CABB iGE-lA@lhc.
CHEESE-Winconsin full cream rolls
loo; Wisconsin full cream d1lSes, 1870
lac: Wise nsln half cream. l2l@dl3c
EGGS-kapsas, 24II2jc; Texas, 24m25c
KRAUT--New. in half barrels, s2,QQG
80 .,,ozos,
ONIONS Per pound, 3I21334c; Spanish
onions, in buShel crates, per crate, 81 60
PEPpER-Ch le. new, 15dl6c per pound;
black Singapore. 15c. .
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Honstoh. Texas February Oh re-
YoSp made loss Of 2 10 points on In
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on sTeoks.

WIfIIAM r. KING 4 CO. members
Houston. Texas, oil Exchange, oner great
bergalns in oil stocks and solicit erGef ss
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SITUATION WANTED First class book
Keeper wants employment at once; prefer
manufacturing Address, Hustler, this
MIL 2l
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CQLORED MAN wants q position as office
boy or work around house, can furnish
good references Address Ass, this Of
Nee. -
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WANTED- POSITION ~ YOUNG man; can
give best OF reference pxStion a. walter
in good restaurant preferred Address
A94l. lhIh nfllnr. y
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WANTED BY wife and hus-
band wife AZ house worker husband 10
work about yard located IN Houston Al.
Side Galveston. Texas. II
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WANTED ny a middle aged man, job as
carpenter: build housc or bridge. Charles
g. kllnck 10 Travis street Houston,
Texas ~
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HEAVY STAPLES

slas powder 81 Is per cp H dion S moi
Ell0N : Extrt s H. e. ~ in - -
{AlAei regulars los. 6,I1ci.' h in S"chs,
mn NJ; bellies, 1i%6ilac ''~ ~ ooNeu' ~
faHelNG AND TIFS pac,,,,r ON
,sie il9c Arrow Ties. less than car.
1aAAlf~stick, wlGnped Sa a,Jo "a No >
.sN Efr ID; No. / frlj weight basIy
4 ,sal,ac per ID; special sizes 80 hiph7
, Ss1ifd 3G0l5c AZ TO 1anIity ~ N'e
NJ Weight, lo5c gSGrL I Iic rS sn
.I Il " Portland, S2.75a3. %; R0sen.
4,ss s,s fair, s1saSAc: prime. au
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A POSITION as salesman iu grocery az
dry goods store; best OF references; have
had tou years experience, Address w. T.
H., this Office ~
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YOUNG Man, white, wants place to work
rs night workman, would do any bind
6f work, good worker Address, }. u q;
1901 Congress avenue Houston Tex ~
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boy. o. 5olfto.5o; North Texas and Territory
Inv. SIG OOd Is 90.
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rsmedies had failed. II. b. Jones sons.
pronrletors. DallaS Texas.
TEXAS SECRET SERVICE rrREAiis
Experienced md henifH ffifft's N
eifD ar criminal faVss3aS faH huHde
wstrhn,ep fer iaf ~ niah service NJ,
eae aa7fIal rapaser sq7 A'stff
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RoR sALE OR EXCHANGE.

WANTED 10 trade 4 lot a hease and
ot a. Ihrt pay for buildlrs feslasnrs
Wonder store. -
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POSITION us assistant hookkccpcr Office
clerk OF bartender furnish best refer
cn,cs. CHf or apply 4oa la Branch
street, Houston ~
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OUR PHONE NuMBEk is 100 ,bousLgss
Plumbing and Manufacturing Co., fi5
Main street.