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Ear.
Correspondence of The Argus.
w. &. Smith Is very poorly.


Correspondence OF The Argus.
w. {. Smith Is very poorly
Miss Rose Guthcric is improving in
health
Elmer Livongood is helping !. !. Kclly
harvest this week.
A. X. France OF near Hazcton. was here
on business last Tuesday
Will Whitehair OF Terra Alta. was here
last "Wednesday on business
] T.. Cramm. Manager OF the Crumm &
Den Lumber Co. here started home last
Saturday TO visit his family in TurbotsvIllc.
Pa.
VIII Early aud family from beyond
Friendsville. Md. came to James McGnnis'
last Thursday. The former returned but
his family intends to remain awhile and
visit
Master Ray Maust, who has been attend
ing the Girard College at Philadelphia Pa.
came home last Saturday on vacation. He
was accompanied by his mother. Mrs.
Maust of Uniontown. Pa
Allen Rinard who has been connected
with the Crumm and Den Lumber Co. here
started last Saturday for Terra Alta Mr..
Rinard was accompacd by his wife and
they expected to visit friends in Terra
Alta aud from there they expect TO 20 TO
Everett. Pa TO visit their parents and
friends. ONE or OUR FOLKS
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A Narrow Escape

On Monday morning Of this week David
Tichenoll was riding along the pike
between Albrigbtsyille and st. Toe when
his horse became frightened AT a paper
lying along the road an1 backed over the
high prccipice. at the Snake Den Rocks
1ichcncli whipped up the horse trying 10
get IL along and did not try to get or not
think ng that the fool horse would 20 over
the cliffs but he did and the rider just
managed TO save himself by grabbing the
boueh Of tree as tie horse went over,
falling g feet to the rocks below and xiii.
ing IL instantly. II was narrow escape
for Ticheneil. as he stuck TO the horse nIl
he feitit going over The bank and then by
lucky chance be mana ed to grab hold
Of limb and save himself and scramble
back up the bank. lie had purchased the
horse about a month ago Tor sfoo and
talks Of bringing suit against the county
for damages Tor no; having fence or
railing up there az such a dangerous place.
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Twilight.

Correspondence OF the Argus
l.. NJ. conley aud Boss Inskip OF Pied.
mont, are calling on friends in our. neigh.
bofhood.
, c, a. Freeiand aud Nelson Erwin made
flying trip to Gladesvillc Saturday on
their bicycles.
IL the superintendent OF the lumber yard
out at Sandy Bottom had two good legs he
would be a hustler.
There was chopping frollc at John w.
Turner's last Friday. aud In the afternoon
they tapped keg OF beer. which delighted
the boys very much.
Rev. ]. !. Phillips will preach his fare.
well sermon at bethlehem Sunday, August
10, at 1890 o'clock. lie docs not expect
To be returned here.
Mrs. ]. Nj. Johnson aud son Walter, of
Manown, have been on an extended trim.
visiting friends IN Green county. Pa. They
returned homo last Saturday evening.
Boys have your musical instruments
tuned up YOU will soon bc called on to
play, as the wedding bells will soon ring
out the Joyful news that two more people
are made happy, but there may be weep.
ing aud gnashiug of teeth with the patcr
tam'lia~ gentleman enqurod OF an old
lady Few days ago In regard to the health
OF the family. as there had been consider.
able sickness among some OF the members
OF the household, he was Interested In
their welfare. The old lady replied, law
sahcs alive, do believe In my soul that
tue old man is taking the phantoms to-"
Persons not members OF any church who
used to play cards but who do not wish
their children to do so are asking how can
we train our children TO keep them away
from those evils, when church members
practice them. II used to be that these
worldly amusemonts were denounced by
those who profcssed to be christians, but
now there Is little distinction between
church members aud worldlings. In respect
TO the dance, the card table and the
whiskeyand some of these are running some
OF our best young men in principle. cha.
racter Tor HE. while those who profess
religion prove stumbling blocks do not
believe any man or woman could play
cards tonight and lead a Christian ed.
deaycr Society tomorrow night without
feeling the Inconsistency OF the position.
JENNIE MAY.
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A Difficult Operation.

Mrs Peter Tichenell Of Albfieh,syiIle,
who has been il for some time. was brought
to Kingwood tho other dsy by Ger physician
DR.. J ". King, sud placed ~ charge Of
Mrs May Davis. who Is an expert nurse.
Yesterday morning difficult operation was
performed upon her in oider to save her
life and restore her To health. She was
operated on hy Dm. J.. NJ King, S. A..
Pratt ard y. W. SifekIer Of this place and
W NJ. Longsifcih Of Terra Alta. The
operation lasted aboat an hour and half
and was successful They placed the patient
under the influence Of ehlorofJrm and per-
formed an operation known to medical
science as lapaioiomy. With good nursing
and care the patient IS expee'ed 10 recover
soon
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Cranesyille.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
IL. {. Feather has completed ,arse barn
In the cas-, end of his farm.
Hay harvest is now in full blast aud tho
crop Is better than was expected.
Messrs. c. w. and ID b. Albright, spcn,
part ct the pas, week looking for fortunes.
Quite crowd speak of going from this
place to Mt Lake Park to hear the silve,
giant lecture.
Corn and oa,s---wel the prospect neve,
was better in this section and many other
things arc very promising.
n. Il. Burke has been engaged to teach
our school next winter which means another
term of hard work for the little ones.
The Government surveyors we're m this
section ON Saturday taking the mileage OF tho
roads, the hcigh, of the hills and making
figures ON the fences.
| ID. w. Fraxee was Mt Terra Alta ON
Friday and made purchase of a lot where
he expects TO build and again engage in the
mercantile business.
A. X. FraEee has purchased farm of
William Wilhelm that contains the best
quarry In this section and will move there
soon and engage in quarryng for a
livelihood.
Senator Mason Of III. hit the nail square
on the head several times in his anti.
impcrialistic speech and we hope that he
aud Mr.. IIoar will hold that august body
down In business. Mr.. Reed of thr Terra
Alta Republican, says that imperialism is
dead and was only campaign hobby. but
II seems as though some of the most dis.
tinguished statesmen think not II IL Is a
good thing for one nation to govern
another II must be admitted tina, the
government of Spain has done wonders
for the PHILIPPINES aud IL centuries of
Spanish rule does not 6t them for self
government, how long will ii take us to
shoot the capacity of self government into
them. The Bible says that man was given
dominion over the animals but not over
man and II man was 10 rule unwillinply
over man where would 1, stop. II would
leadto another period Of days like those of
Nero, Sulla or other tyranis. Any child
ought TO see that the freedom of the
American people has worked worldwide
reform aud has destroyed religious persecu.
tions and has done away with the guillotinc
aud for America now, in her brightest days,
to leave her path of influential virtue might
lead TO as black period as ever existed.
SALLfE MANDER
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C'nzznrt.

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Oats has the appearance 81 more Than
an average crop.
Daniel Browning and family we're calling
at Samuel Feathers Sunday.
w. A. Crane is building fine wagon
house and granary combined
J w. Groves has purchased new mower
so the grass will have 10 fall.
w. a. Wolfe made business rip TO
Terra Alta on last Thursday.
Mrs. Roda Frankhouser was visiting w.
a. Wolfe's few days the past week.
The carpenters have laid off work a,
Samuel Feathers house until after harvea.
franklin Hayden met with the misfor.
tune Of breaking one Of his fingers the pas,
week.
Our people have begun making their hay
Their grass crop is much better than was
expected.
The surveyors are still blocking up coal
lands IN our community. a. S. Chichester
and David Livengood made a business trip
TO kingwood Saturday.
The Epwouh League and citizens are
preparing Tor social time Of some kind
and box supper at night to be held at
Chichester Church Saturday, August Q. 1907.
Everybody Is invited to come, The Editor
included.
The suit between the Board Of Education
and Jehu jenkins has been decided in favor
Of the Board so the contractors will begin
work on the new houses at once. The
school interest Of Pleasant, district has been
badly neglected, but we hope she will in
the course Of time come up to other districts.
LIrrLE TON.
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Terra Alta.

| Terra Alta.
Correspondence OF Tho Argus.
G. A. Bolden spent Sunday and Monday
at home.
Mrs. Toy has completed a nice cottage in
the Eas, End.
H.G. Mason has completed commodious
dwelling in the Grove.
Mrs. Georgia Graham has been very low
but Is some better at this time.
Mrs. Laraw is building hne house on
State street. She is putting Il up for a
hotel.
Miss Esther Iovenstein and family of
Keyser, is visiting e. a. Boldens in the
Grove.
Miss Grace Floyd of Huntington, is
visiting her uncle T. s. Everly and family
in East Terra Alta
Chester Fleeele returned from Union,own
last week where he has been at work for
the last three months.
J, $. I.akin has moved into his new
pala,ial residence on the hill. MIR. Lakiu
Is justly proud Of his residence as il is one of
the finest in the town II not in the county.
Martin Epley is building fine groom
dwelling in East Terra Alta. Hosea Elsey
has the foundation laid and the carpenter
work Is commenced for Groom house IN
the Grove.
Amos Ieareys died Monday nigh, at 700
p. m. of cholera morbus. Deceased, was
81 years of age and member of the NJ. 4.
church. lie is survived by a widow and
several children.
X. NJ. Barb of Ncwburg, shipped his
goods here Monday lie will 90 to house
keeping in the Nordeck property that he
recently purchased. We gladly welcome
him to Many Naples.
The NJ T.. Sunday. school has completed
the basement of the new church and now
occupy II for Sunday-school. The old
church has been abandoned as the services
arc held in the new church.
Martin Epley and family returned last
Friday from two weeks visit at Union.
the railroad. They were accompanied home
from Cumberland by Arch I.oyens,ein and
family.
Mrs. Guy A. Elliott who moved To Fair
mont last spring found il too hot for her
there and has returned here and gone TO
housekeeping. Guy, who has been ut
Parkersburg as a witness before the Federal
Court, came here to visit his family Satur-
day. returning TO Fairmont Sunday evening.
There are great many summer visitors
in Terra Alta and would he many more IL
they could &c, accommodation. Mrs. c..
NJ. Crane has as guests ut Highland
Cottage. They have enlarged the build
ings and improved the grounds so that Il Is
not surpassed anywhere as a summer re-
sort.
Thornton White was buried on last
Sunday. Funeral from the Presbyterian
church nj two p. m, conducted by Rev.
Miller, pastor of that church, after which
his body was laid 10 rest in the Terra Alta
cei eiery TO await the sounding of the Arch
Angels trumpet. "Unce'' Thornton will
long be missed in Terra Alta. lie died
on Wednesday morning at a. m, but was
kept awaiting the coming Of his son, l.. T..
White Of New Whaicom, who crossed the
Continent TO see his father once more. We
noticed at the funeral Felix Elliott, Jr. and
wife, J. ~ Crane aud wife, L. +. Martin
OF Kingwood, S. Fuller Crane If Parkefs-
burg, NJ. Davis Of Oakland, Jonathan
White Of Loeb Lynn, brother Of deceased.
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Harvest Home Celebration

There will be grand ball aud basket
picnic IN the wheiselI grove on saturday.
Augus' 9. 1901, beginning a, a. m. and
close At ~ p. m. There viii be a game Of
ball between single and married men al 2
p m Refreshments Of all kinds will be
served on the ground. Music will be for.
nished by the Rowlesburg and whesseB
Ministries. Preparations are being made for
large crowd and the best Of order will be
kept. We welcome all
f. L. wHErsgLL, General Manager.
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To accommodate hose who arc partial 10
the use Of atoniizcfs ~ applying liquids into
the nasal passages fof catarrhal troubles. the
p'oprie'ors prepare Ely's Liquid Cream
Balm. Price including the sptayieg ,ul,s Is
Is cents. Druggists or by mail. The
liquid emb0dies The medicinal properties Of
the solid preparations Cream Balm Is
quickly absorbed by The membrane and
docs not dry mp the secre,ious hot changes
them 10 a natural ard healthy character.
Ely Brothers, s. Warren St, y v.
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RESIDENCE IN MORGANTOwN.
Prof. X. q. Davis or that City to Leay,
and will Sell nj Great Sacrifice.

new residence two blocks from Univer-
si'y Brick veneer. slate roof, 9 rooms with
bath, water, gas, sewer, radiator heat. Oak
floor and finish first story, yellow pine Sec
ond story. Built TO live in. Worth $500
Will take $4,000 IL sold soon. Terms easy
viii pay good interest as an investment.
Address x. G. DAVIS,
Mcreaniown. w Va
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July JOiners

William l.. Groves 80. Jennie Sanders a.
Ray Buckiew ~. Mary Maud Gale 10.
John Edward IIafdesiy ~. Lena Ger.
isude Guiherie 81.
John {. Kincsid a., Ethel May Meneaf "a
Joseph Edward Murphy zS. Elizabeth
Schfader 40.
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Two good residences. one fine biick
house near the Presbyterian chu,ch: also n
large stofcro on Price street, for re1t
ard splendid corner lot on Price street for
sale. suitable for a business building. For
terms apply to Mas. J. w. CRANE.
Kingwood, w Va.
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BRYAN DAY.
Mountain Lake Park, sa,urdayAug. 2

d. x o. Railroad. Only os cts.
Round Trip from Tunnelton. Spe-
cial train leaves S:4S a. m. A rare
chance to hear the noted orator and
spend a day in the mountains at this
ideal resort. Call on agent b. & o.
Railroad for full particulars.
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Card or Thanks.

We tender our thanks TO the good people
OF Reedsyillc aud community for their kind
ness daring the sickness, death and burial
y our dear mother. Margaret l.. Squircs
May God bless you all.
Is. NJ. SQUiRgs
HATTIE SoUIRFS.
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HERRING & BROWN,
The West Va. Argus.

A First class paper. entered as Second.
class matter in Third class Postofhce
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For SaIc--A 40 gallon self measuring
oil tank made If heavy galvanized iron and
with wooden casing outside Good as new
aud will sell At a bafgain. Apply 81 The
Argus Printing House, Kingwood, w Va.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

10 contractors Sealed proposals
for the erection Of a brick and stone
church building for the First Baptist
church of Houston. Texas, will be recclv.
ed by the building commit ee until ,
o'clock p. m, April 5, 1902. A certified
bid as u guarantee OF good faith. For
plans and specifications sec Architect A.
y Dawson. room No. 10. Camp building,
Houston. Texas. send bids 10 +. D. Nc
lutyre, chairmah building committee, 40
KAN building. II
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IDLE Capital finds the channelof
4 trade through Post Want Ads
HELP WANTED.

WANTFD-A good, smart office boy white.
SSTnS -, 10
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ZANZIC the occult palmst and scientific
life reader. is located at rooms .sli-325.
Mason building. where he can be consult
DESTINY. If YOU wish 10 see o nanlst,
why nor see the BEST lie does NOT ask
you 10 have faith-he proves facts to YOU.
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FOR sALE,on account Of health. the
store. COS Main street, best location, hne
business es ablished for any information
Inquire Of any Of the best Wholesale com.
mission houses In city. II
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$4,000 TO LOAN on Houston uu srsrI; :
residence property: one TO te n ~
lowest rates OF interes' Sastilaf ~
ments II desired; no delay , u as w,
money. Apply 10 \. /. Nlli''
street f,frs
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WANTED A Young man rs or ~ years
old. we'll acquainted with city must
have business ability and write Wei ap
Nj, tn Henry Alexander 9lO Commerce
eycnue ritv Il
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TYPEWRITERS.

VISIBLE touch typewriting on the "Bnck.'
NO .. $50; No. 7, $50; 6O.OOO In use;
special holiday prices for cash W. a.
knssell, general agent. Dallas. Texas Il
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-15 acres three miles from
court house on paved road; artesiNu we'll,
Apply 9O2 Crav ford. II
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WANrED-A few more irS.cI.,'
layers at our mill at Colths-A 4
take the Eastern Texas railwssh y
KIN. Louisiana and Texas Tn.,u
u. 4. Love. superintendent lss
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MAYO DRUG co. pays prompt attention
TO mail orders, wholesale or retail, p. o,
Box T97 city. 81
WANTED--Ladies to know that whites
Head Ease. the king of headache cures
Is guaranteed by all druggists; % and 80
rpi'ts 30
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UNITED STATES ENGINEER, OFFICE.
Galveston Texas. March 10, 1907
Sealed proposals for removing wrecks In
Galveston bay and Buffalo bayou. Texas
will he received here until p. m. April
Ii, 1902, and then publicly opened. Fos
information apply to {. 5. Richie, captain
engineers. IL
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W. ]. Townsend, Attornss, ,slaeni ~ y.
General Collection Agent. iIfklp ~
lima County National bsuA'
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3TY THE Crescent Fountain Syringe
Twu-auart rapid how. Special price 81.
by .naIl $11O. Crescent Drug Store. 319
Main street. Houston. 324
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BIDS will be furnished contractors aud
builders on car loads Of Trinity river
building sand, sharp and white sand.
Write for prices W 5. Dgiery & Co,
office No. ZIG Main street Houston. Tex
as Sand pit, Liberty, Texas 317-O2
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WAN TED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-A 6nSi1e-S I5,,--
centrally located on Main or Gonn noise
gloSe IN on Main preferred. Address
WIZ particulars 1851, this Office. e 81
! MANT TO RENT a good six or SsI-c1-
reon residence IN South Kind: gooI 80
ssesss' psrmsnent. Address $3.50. this ~.
rs
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ALCOAL0 SANITARIlM-Alcoho opium,
morphine. and other kindred habits treat
ed strictly private, with special facill-
Ties for lady patients. Cure guaranteed
in from ten 10 twenty DAYS Competent
physicians, nurses, etc. In constant at.
tendance Removed from business center
snd consequent temptations. Address
AIcomo santarium, 1917 Austin street.
Houston. Texas. II
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MONEY TO LoAN-.we have M n,
loan on Houston business ~ ak 70 g
borrowers, al low rate o. la i.T SaIss I;
II. olschewske & Co. 200 hia" ~
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NICELY furnished rooms, 5O5ia Travis -
80 CRAWFORD STREET -E ght room
house, all modern conyenences. Apply
az l4l7 Rusk avenue u
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SIN ROOM, tWo-story house Tor rent, Tbir,,
ward gas. bath with hot and cold water,
servant and wood house; $50; rcfercnc IS
required. Apply Oscar LonrneckSr liza
In Branch street N
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COWS. cows! Cows!-we hav. ~
rived with car of fresh Jersey AZ \
stems from one of the finest bsr,,
Texas: come early. Gregory & rsvs,
at Houston Horse, Mule and Liysr, /
400 san Jacinto street F
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FOR RENT Houses; sec us or phone, We
control the largest and most exclusive
list In the city Norfeet & Brooks, phoucs
GI3 Biuz building. -.
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FINE HARNESS HoRsE-Ra.o,, :,
gentle for women and cbjld,s. !,
$3.50, cheap. Address 6455. tnIs =.
HAVE again some more of thoss A. ~, !,
One good 3gallon COW, s9O. ~ y, q
Sia-gGllon COW. S3j: QUE nIce n
COW. S45; one nice 5-gallou rcristp,s,..s 1
scy. 800: ono extra tine 6raIln. Z
500. Westheimer Farm, Yoakum
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.
EDUCATIONAL.

GVNDCATE OFF HARVARD wishes 4
tutor students preparing FOR college K
II Lesyen, TOT Dallas avenue. =
HOUSTON BRANCH western Conserva
toey, Of Music Mrs, .HuekAbee, iDtetstat.
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FOR RENT 1904 Walker: fnc I0c0Iion ON
street car line Immediate possession
gwen, Apply AZ once "a y l.. Mills. 2if
Main street ~
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For SALE-Twelve thoroughbred J
plymouth Rock hens. one roosts. Y I.
kins' strain; two Belgian doas s'. =, \
Belgian buck; one white Apss Sss !
four common does, SIS for ~
scld at once. Mrs |. n. Paine, \
npP, si .
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NTHERS READ POST
W Want Ads. Do you?
FOR SALE.

~~-~-~~~~~~-~~>~~-~~~~ >~~sN'-|->'-~-~-
FOR SALE.
FORTUNES In oil stocks and oil lands
Write to the Gold standard OIL company
Houston Texas for the greatest propO
sition ever offered; its stockholders are
landowners. 26
FOR SALE CHEAP-F our Sia-inch wagons
In frst-class shane Address J. NJ. Girls
void. lIlU Jackson street. Houston. -
FOR SALES teinvay Hnrtzman, Singer
pianos aud the Panola piano-playcr.
VIII A. Watkin Music Co. state dealers,
Dallas and San Antonio.
FOR SALE--A complete hay outfit, eight
mules wagons ana OF machinery. SiutN
VIII take part in cattle Address r. g..
Edwards. Alvin, Texas. -
FOR SALE Several contracts in the IIouS.
ton Home Building Cooperative Co. Will
mature early. Address 63l5, this office. -
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ATTORNEYS plREoIoH1-..-

MUM & MUM. .rrAw. "a
CROCKEIi''-
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q IGNS REACH A FEW.
. Post Want Ads reach all.
SITUATIONS--MALE.

WANTED Position as hookkeeper NJ, cash
Ter; four Years experience A bank ref
erence. Address tS}22. this office. -
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PERSONAL.

ANY ONE who does not know our phone
number please make note: II Is 40
Houston Plumbing and MfG. Co. u
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W1A al AZ oANCE-.A physician. T NJ.
"a
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FOR SALE--Japan seed rice McFaddin,
WicsS & Kyle Land Company. Beaumont.
Texas. II
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- ID at UNCL-One good cabinpt.
maker and one house carpenter. good iob
ana a STEADY work TO right parties. The
pulley NilIs SOmpany, Victoria Texas n
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INTERNATIONAL Employment Icenc,,
VIII secure you position or furnish Won
help IN All branches, Apply TOf6 Main
new phone Ss1; Levy building. II